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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
central CLASS
iCO. DECLARES
CASH DIVIDEND
l. ruUz PER CENT. PAYABLE
GH1H Ia, AT NEE TING AAhD
FHuR%DAY AFTERNOON.
xessnt Plant to 30 Enlarged ana 1n-
proved TO Meet De1nnna Oh
Growing Rua1noss-

81 Tho board Of directors OF the Central
I lass works met yesterday afternoon
!. IA declared a ; per cent cash dividend
4 rkyable on April IS. and also decided 70
L u ah1ad with the improvements content
3x1Ated for their factory.
asThe present buildings arc inadequate
Is meet tho Increased business which
Mas grown In leaps and Bounds. and tho
4 shdittons were absolutely necessary TO
sSAka caro- Of AL orders on hnnd.
- A third furnace Will b" erected. which
I'm Rtve tho company So pots, and Will
u huflt 40 soon as possible a large
cf&1oo.NtoIy freproof concrete outd'nH
IN b erected In tho roar OF tho pres
Z f factory. This building will be Aux
I 10 feet and WILL .ivn tho company 49,
80 square feet additional floor space
; IA ~ytll tAko care OF tho ware rs nm
ss1nhed In tho factory.
Il 4Iouifn a number Of improvements and
cnAnxes Win DO made in tho factory
from time to time. which Will make the
CSntYal ono OF tho largest and n"st
taInuscpod x4ars houses in the country.
IttUpon accommodation or tho state
sfhctosy inspector. tho company has
/ RxNt q strong, high picket fence TO pre-
va1at the employees from endanKrrlnH
sskaaeesnAiycs on the II. & O. trucks. which
snau slon4njdo tho factory. and entry
- ths factory can only DO had b. tho
Z aAead brtdEa
a trho 1Iupr6vonerttn and additional
kHdJAtnxs will coat 10000 and when
/, lkaNpIstrd VIII moan tho employment
~ 100 moro people thTouRh0u1 tho
SyssAa.
i. TIA directors ala" decided To plAen
IunsS.oics Ia foreign c0untrlon Ia tahe
tt11rfn at thu many Inquiries for thippen'
/ "a s1aaawaTa. whInh ha1 mot With ali
I t)txtntsainE hurro1n nlnon i,z acquire
/ NiSnt from Tho Jonnrnm Hlana of'ui"
nasy of Toiiansbor by tho Central, TIL"
Oapa,y already hRn tho s!nuth AH"ri1
fs1kn fiold covered and will have repre-
ntastGttvea In Holland. Grnon". Monte
H1kro and Japan. and will add other
Il S0nctos TO mret requirements.
t.STho great nucccRa OF tho Chlpprnlal"
svuro will moro than ofrHct tho lon. to
- Cantral glass works by tho wRVe OF
NQ6hIbitlon which han awcpt ovcr tho
eu1ufry, as It formerly mado fnc Erado
q q bar glassware which war sold
throughout the country.
,,&Fho replacing Of tho manufacture OF
bkr glassware by tho Chippendalo ware
4 sa fiflod gap In tho Centrars products.
T1l40 warn was formerly made by tho
S<Nsrson Glass company OF Follansbee,
80 manufacturers OF lighting goodr.
d which they arc now devoting all or
Hakr time and putting some wonderful
NsastiuI ware on tho market
The Central glass works. since II was
parcAAsod back from the United States
G3Aks company by the present stock
holders, has been ono OF the busiest
NkHfS IN tho country and has beon In
LfRen4los almost continuously, even
4 ShUtyt, tho business depressi"ns which
hlVe visited the nation. and alinGst
mys1t1Staa ~s-~ -s~~ - y ~.~~1"siA-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
THEY HIT TIVE sFoC.

~ MrMillrn. Volunteer f'rN'nnha
Home. Hudnnn. y. V. writes: Ny back
panied IN" ." | rould not sil down v"
rcnd or write without comfort: | could
not sleep ri nisht for constant pain. and
when I walked I WINS In great misery. J.
I rIcd several remedies. hut mono did me
any good After linking . bottles r":"3
Kidney Fills my back and sid" arc rnni-
plctcly cured They arc lii" strcnm
Of water played on fire by hrcmrn.
They hit tho spot put out INC hrc ana
drown tho pain. They rrll"r" Kiohr?
trouble and bladder ailments soio
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
MILLER BILL
PASSED OVER
VETO Of COX
snecI,l 10 Tho Intellisenccr.

snecInl 10 Tho IntelligeTccr.
cOI,uMBUa. Ohio. April 1~The
,you,o thin afternoon pnnaed tho Mtller
bill requiring Senate confirmation or np
polntorr OF tho Stnte Industrial conuri"-
sion over Governor Cox'r veto. TIM
scnuto already lind paused tho measure
ovcr HIS veto.
The Grnhnm Miller banking o"do
nan..-d the Scnntc tOdny md now ZOO"
TO tho governor for his approval. IL
contains n rc-codincniion OF all tho
banking lnws Of tho Htatc. IN recon-
mcpdcd by the Ohio BnnkcrHr nsaoctn-
ton
Tho Sparks bill. creating a hotel and
restaurant licensing department Under
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
80 -I'--77 - ' TT
How You May Reduce
Your Weight

Oyerstoutnnas Ia very unWeicon1e
vhcn slender fjKures ara 80 populG?, and
avery reader Of this paper who ~ no,
tIced n tendency to put on weight wiz
be Elad TO know OF n new. simp)e nome
treatment that is remarkably efficient
II voa, happen TO be ono Of those whose
weight is more than 1t should be: don't
trv to reduce by starving yourself: cat
alI you want. but take after each moai
and at bed times five grains OF Phynola
Phvnola Ia dosi Kned to increase the OK
ygen carrying power. Of tho blood and
dissoIves fatty tissue, In many cases It
thc rate of a pound day. 1T Is pleasant
to take and. give remarkable resuita
quickly and easily: S,i a. G 1T.s Srt 30;
street, can supply JoN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04

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the innIt",I IlInl Ih" ~ nS'""''' h''
ni,iunr. ,rn un Il,n ntniinh iiI"f" ""h
. I,u,,II ,iru n,Ir npHrui ~ ~lIal"V"f
f,,,,, In Ii,nnrhI hy lhn rinali"ni /" ""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
CHAMBER OF COMMERC CT
BOOSTERS MEET TODAY

A meeting OF the ahvortising commit,
tee of the chamber OF commerce viii
take place this afternoon at : o'clock
in ,bs office rooms OF that body for the
discussion or important matters thht
will no put before than. rho Gh.ir"-n
r.uu.sts that ali he present a. ~
M eyer, Charles sonnehorn. w. b. h""n"'
ou0. IA. snooL and II. r. Carter o'mr"eS
the committees,
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
BETTER PROTECTION FROM FIRE DEMON
 ASSURED FUR MESA

The city council of Mesa has ordered and will soon receive $10,500 triple combination auto fire truck. Another order has been placed for 1,500 feet of new hose, the lest that the Goodyear Rubber company can make. A paid man is kept on duty all the time, and when the new equipment arrives Mesa will have fully done it's share toward preparation for battling the fire de- mon. Aiding the city are a number of men who have formed themselves into a volunteer department, though like all other modern machinery the new truck will greatly lessen the need of the number of fire fighters required in former times.
 The truck ordered $ designated a triple combination for the reason that it includes chemical engine with two large tanks and sufficiency of hose, and also a pumping engine by means Of which water may be pumped direct ly from irrigation ditches or any other reservoir. The great advantage of this is seen where there might be a shortage of water from the city supply through the mains, in case of prolonged fire. The third is of course the hose carry ing capacity where the water mains furnish the water and the elevated res ervoir pressure.
 An attempt now is being made by the Commercial club and the council to have a readjustment of insurance rates upon a lower basis by reason of the recent expenditures for better fire protection.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
POULTRY PROFITABLE
 IN VALLEY OF SALT f SAYS P0ULTRYMAN
That the Raising of Hens for Egg Production Is More Profitable Than Growing Cotton, Claim
By W. w. Mitchell of Mesa.

When the manage of The Proenix Republican asked me to contribute an article on poultry in the Salt River valley" for publication, I without hes itation pledged myself to do so. At first thought is seemed to me that for one who had spent many successful years in the poultry game right here in the center of the valley, with one of the largest flocks of laying hens in the state, to write five-hundred word article would be an easy task. But as the time drew near for me to take up the pen the task began to broaden. until now T. am confronted with so much that seems to me would be of interest l am almost at loss to know which phases of the business would be of most benefit to the readers.
 However, as there was never a suc- cessful builder who did not start upon solid foundation, I shall endeaTor to begin at the bottom of the poul- try industry.
 Getting Started.
 Ninety per cent of the young men in towns such as clerks, mechanics, carpenters, book keepers, printers, etc, with a definite assertion would, l be- the past five or six years express a desire to produce poultry, they invar- iably ask the same questions, such as What kind of chickens pay the best How is the best way to get started?'
 To answer either of those questions wit ha definite assertion would, 1 be- lieve, be misleading. Conditions, the desired results and the individual fancy of the poultry may go far toward an- swering these all important questions As the largest percentage of eggs anC poultry produced in the United States are produced on farms where the wo- men have charge of the hens as a side line to the regular farming business and from which the housewife depend! Largely for her expense money, I shal endeavor in this hastily written ar. ticle to point out to her a few es. sential facts well worth considering
 Study the Subject.
 Determine for yourself what breed of chickens you prefer. If you ar, unable to purchase the amount of hem desired to breed from the first year go to some reliable hatchery, severa of which are located in the valley purchase what day old chicks you ar capable of giving first class attention March April and May are the bes months for taking off baby chicks preferably about the middle of April. Get chicks that are matched iron eggs produced by hens of known pro ductiveness. It is a known fact tha the old saying like begets like" come as near holding true in the breedin of poultry as any where in the uni verse.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
SIDEWALKS ORDERED
 FUR EVERY STREET

It is very probable that Mesa is just now undertaking the most extensive sidewalk building campaign of any town it's size in the United States. Not very long ago the city council decided to order inside walks covering both sides of every street in town and also the intersections between blocks, There was one exception only, viz, the skirt lots on the outer edges of the town. This meant ten miles of walks. no mud. no dust, dry feet for the chil- dren going to and from school, less house work for the wives and free city mall delivery. Nor s this all for the orderly arrangement of cement walks all 10 the proper grade, will present an appearance most attractive not only to the resident but the incoming home seeker Work will begin at once and the most necessary walks be placed first.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
THE RABBIT SKIN INDUSTRY,
(Chicago Tribune.) )

St. Louis-Rabbit skins from Aus ,ralia and New Zealand were among the largest offerings in the recent in ternational fur auction. Half a mill lion pounds of Australian rabbit and 50,000 pounds from New Zealand were sold for otal of s335. 900. Price advanced 25 per cent over quotations last January, according to the official market announcement. The largest lots went to matters and felt manufac- turers
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19

The danger that the heart of Europe may be broken doesn't worry the man who is trying to figure out a way to buy his winter coal.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19

Alfalfa is the most common green feed found in the Salt River valley farms. being a natural growth and an abundant producer. I would advise the building of the chicken run near the family home in an alfalfa field. Pro- vide plenty of shade, with an ample supply of fresh water piped to the shade where only forty or fifty fowls will be forced to water from one small ''V" shaped trough. If you have a large flock provide plenty of watering places.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
DISPL1Y-CLASSIFIED
BIDS WANTED.
commonwealth of Virginia.
OIHiCN. Of
SUPERINTENDENT OF Puhlic prinlin,

Superintendent of Public Printing.
Richmond, Va. May -. l9i?
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR rRINriNC;
TiErEEN HUNDRED COPIES OF
THE ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN.
Tf-FOURTH VOLUME OF Wiz
GINA REPORTS
VIII be received at this Office IN 10 |.
NJ. Wednesday, May IS 1919
AT the same time and place bids will
he received for BINDING; WitAPPjNt;
AND LA BEllNG FIFTEEN HUNDRED
COPIES OF the above mentioned books
Printed schedules. on which all bids
will be required to hc made, viii be
furnished on application.
Each bid must he enclosed In sealed
envelope, addressed to the Superintcn.
dent OF Public Printing. and mark ed
Proposal"
Contractors will be required to make
daily shipments of carefully-rcad proof
weekly shipment OF FIVE copies OF each
siSteen-paRe form worked and to fur
nish bond. with approved security. for
the faithful performance OF contract
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
DAVIS BOTTOM.
Superintendent OF Public Printing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
LARGE BRICK GARAGE.

To close the estate OF the late f. p.
Murphy. we will sell at public auction
on the premises
WEDNESDAY. MAY 81. sP. M.
the truly valuable and attractive three
story brick dwelling mentioned abov.
In addition to hot-water heat, eiecfric
lights and other convenience fhe
basement has fun concrete floors, sta
connection. coal bins. etc. First Floor:
Parlor, library. dining-room. pantry.
kitchen. etc Second Floor: ThfSe
servants room. bathroom. closets, 0e etc
Third Floor-Two chambers and hail
room. 900
.c7 The hG sws,n is eaaiDesa nth ~
arranged. situated on t the ev shady aIds
Oh he 'ns st9eet a19 at me corner has
1.-THE The lot fronts s7xlla feet, and the
s sise Of Is side oeey ds tor the
which. with It's most excellent location
makes 1t specially desirable for a ply.
sician or other professional use. as
tive family residence.
THEN ON
THURSDAY. MAY 22. AT p. NJ.
the valuable business property men
toned above is nearly new. having
present tenant. Mir. j. N TimoerIake,
for the past seventeen years, beinr a
suostantial and well built brick store
with family apartment above OF hvs
rooms. bath. etc. separate side en-
trance, etc. f.'N
The lot fronts 2sa fee. more or less
by a depth OF 1853 feet more or less,
to l6-foot alley. on the rear OF which
Is a large and substantial Brick Ca
rage with about eighteen or twenty
machine capacity. -.
For homes or investments. this prop
erty VIII answer all requirements and
has our strongest ommendation. -l-f
TERMS: One-four,h cash. bala'nc.
one, Two and three years, per cent
Interest. payable quarterly and secured
by deed OF trust on the property, Or
all cash. -
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
Auctioneers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

OLD FALSE rEErH-f!iShest prices ma IA
for old Soi! and silver false teeth dia
mnu!s and watches r e. Never Jeweiry
70 u West EroEd street
ria NJ furniture household goods Dough
49, sold exchanged Anderson broad ~
Eirsi. Madison '037
TIMBER-Wanted larse trac; of o.k and
hardwood timber In Virginia or North
CaFo!lna. II 700. care Times DE match
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
READY MONEY

We ar. prepared TO mako YOU a
,losn Of any amount up 10 5000 on
your household furniture. at legal
money to pay outstanding bills and
arrange your payments as low as
tSo rser r imW "m.fi NE vdm MAKE srr no
satlon. You So only psoy nh ,hc interest res
s.shosssd s S1SssT'y p pSS los M9poh
l3l2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

TELEPHONE Randolph / and tell a Times.
Dispatch want Nd Takor what you
want. She'll help you write complete
ad that viii quickly set good results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
mon +

PARTY with $500 cash will loan UP TO tina
amount OH household furniture or ,p!a 10
$50. care mes-Dlspatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
AUCTiONS-LECAL
Legal Notices.

Legal Notices. 81
HlDs-omce or the STATE Highway Commits.
viii bc rSgcI@G Ga q, TIC M siSffAs o hss Ein,
m Man Sn toI 9 tS sn n9Sn ThYssay
material to ,hc Ghopt h''nmiG iSn
on M a. Tho ciyrA oiicc. hlchnom|. Ts
\ .crtHed chccN Tor $500 mus, accoimrsnv
sTyh or pa hi liz Eht e snsr,@a 70 fTsS
way Commissioner
s'nstnrf , q ,ns stT,e lIshWI% G2m
nida VIII be g roce|"d a, Inc Mo eEers o ds,s
~, Va n9th - o'clock noon; Tues:
9Th repatriation mncadsm. OF tho Broad
anu ~" nrook ienrico County. Va. and
also for the construction OF graded road
.9I b.ck HiTins. H"nr!So ,Nt County e"' Va
Plans and sp,Ssqi ncaiions on ~" al the
9HirG fnr,hot iniormation furnished on
rond al. o. 40, fSr Si9oe bo,h roadg The risht
coleman. S'"tc ltighway Commissioned.
COMMISSIONER NOTICE.
S tiis Of I" Ii 'hS %"Gn"'ery Court OF tho
Gu" wen cisar Co. who sues for, etc.
=, Complainant.
rveryboiiea Pharmacies. Inc, :, al.
E''r'e' 'T c grher As spcrfs II said eau..
- The court doth adJudsn order and
hecr,Ge ina, MI. cause be referred 10 one
court who i ,lifcc;4 70 ,sRs the fof III ms
aSg9nn,s aud make report thereof TO this
An "tsount Of ,he debts and demand
aGs,m.! mo defendant corporation. the
Anq ~ court DOTH further 70 o MhS" , Gas
a. .I ,s ST., ;nG a6o;e acc?un. Of debts and
, ,edoI are hal 10 rubllshsi once "a
Times Dispatch. newspaper published in
~, ,.,,,,, ci,y OF Richmond. "a, and that such
ssrN!coe Of such notice on the parties. or
F'efnm n9;n., " y. Aprn 20. 1918,
american national Bank Building.
hee.by Ps nrnm,f,i.I 'Hh nerIons interested
.,' H. aa1 1'yf sy a fs, upon So.
a. TIC TN me "S and ny o,sc, al afo 4a r.
az fG"r,h ,gsraETsPh q said decree '' o.
this goth day ot April. 1919
u ~. LONG.
SERhn ~ ljJ PRa@1rosA!IsMay i. 1919 Pur:
Wsshlns,o9 u - Nag " g. isis h" seaIsd
With s,raasrd ssmne ~, SscEinr SsS Of s@y
% o., @G,lI \, Msy =. !sis r '"s
GOA cola RnidinE. "2 psai, ninpp,y 0m a
aa 10 ne hH1 IN IripiCaIe and mus;
snhIei"n .ii Pronossi, for Scarlet Chevrons."
Isg's Seton, ciGthins and Eanip pas 'G b.
i iisni,, o,' ohis 81 pire.!or of Purchase
ss,iea erGpa.ais Tor f ornsn"EE! Zoo ces o
%o. w! Wi 81 r.c crnya's sneeihca, lions
pec A. ; MAY rs iHls rroposal Blanks.
from Zcne SUPPLY oHcer Coca Cola n Gle
NE. Natun"r". Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
real ESTATE FOR SALE
Wantc,l-Rcal Estate.

WUIiIC'I-NCII T.SIutC. Oh
LIST your vacant property with William
Miller q Co. 20 North Eighth Street
ilSI your property TOR saic with Gee Bros,
l322 Hull Street. Madison $3.50.
List your property for sale or rent with
w. T.. rurc"li. Jr.. Go. iuc.
LIST-For quick results list your farms and
city property with . &. Taylor e Co. q
North Ninth street.
LOTS Houses and lots quickly sold IL
ltstcd with Bragg brothers ~ 60.
SUBCliR-Waut to buy n homo in II north
"rn suburb. direct from owner. Address,
u ~. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

WANTED to, sell cheap FOR cash e ouick
l.. Bauchn. south OF car line Granite Ave.
rue, Stop 4. Wcsthampton. Phone Boulc-
ward inls-I after +. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

kEFKiGLRAToHS - Wo hay" ON hand as
slightly usod rCfr!gcratorS IN perfect con
bon look thasc over iirst London Fur.
uiture 60. ltl3 East Main Street Ran
hnlnh .IIM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
ROOMS IND BOARD
Rooms With Board.

G!.!.y 81. 4. Iui4-Tne Webster. room,
and board. absolutely first class, ce1traI
not water heated Prices very reasoui Bile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

OH. STDNES-S.Eght!y used oil stoves 2 Z
i-hurners: IN good condition. Prices ra n GO
from 81 and up London Furniture Co. lil3
East Main street Randolph ..1O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

HOUSEHOLD pntlStI-Iouscwlvus n your
dealer cannot supply YOU with puncans
Sold all Virginia Duncan. ia south
Davis AvNnue. Richmond Va -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

TuRNlTUEEz Dressers. from IS UP. Iron
Co. 500 East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
COMMISSIONER 5 NOTICE.

Virginia. In the Chanccry Court OF thu
CT, Of Richmond
cln wcn Cigar Co. who sues for. etc,
Complainant.
Ever bodies Pharmacies. Inc. =, al.
Defendants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

your want Ao specirc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

We weld broken castings for or-
,htrd the cost Of replacing them
W"idiu: 60. estimate un that lob
lhon" Randolph """H or call .ty.I
Wcst BroaI street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
DISPLAY,-CLASSIFiED

BY j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
1ll3 Main Street y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

FRANKLIN ST. l. il5-First Glass acco,n.
modations for permanent and transient
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
Richmond. Va. April "a. 1919
Rooms Sn..SOS

,.t.itoM'S S1ccHtt"n, HlGthinE and tsquipage hi.
Munitions Building W.shinptor vi n Hs V.
Sen'"l proposals for furnishing 600 900 q;
~! pnFi thcr'oi. OF CrRvats specidca lions
20. -. vii, he received hore until II
~ ~, MAY 20 lrl% Proposal blank.
SneClhyail"ha ana Information obtaina ni.
i TOR I?nS Sunp,y Officer. Coca Cola Huiid.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-04-18
HOolaha KOhO BaIO.
ia Wac MOhO
NO KE KALANA O MAUI,
TERITORE O HAWAII.

Ma keia Ike hoolahaia aku mel /
kulike al me ma Kanawai o Ike Teri
tore o Hawaii e pill ana i Ike Koho
Balota Wac Moho no ka wac ana
i ma Luna Kalana no Ike Kalana o
Maui, Teritore o Hawaii, elike me
ia i hoike ia mahope tho mel, e ma
lamaia ana ma ka Poaono ka la II
o Mel, 1919, maloko o Ike Kalana
Maui i ~oleloia, Teritore o Hawaii,
mawaena o ka bora 8 o Ike kaka-
hiaka a me ka bora 5 o ka auina
la.
O ma Luna Kalana iloko o Ike
Kalana of Maui no lakou ma moho
{ waeia ana e kela { me keia aoao
kalaiaina i Ike koho balota wac mo-
no e kulike no ia me keia mahopc
tho nei3
HoOkahi Makai-nul
HoOkahi Kakauolelo o Ike
Kalana
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-04-18
BY AUTHORITY
NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN.
MENT LEASES

At 10 o'clock A. NJ, Tuesday. May
9Th, 1919, at the front door of the
Capitol Building, Honolulu, T. H.,
there will be sold at public auction
under Section $500 of the Revised
Laws of Hawaii of 1915, general leases
to the following described Govern
ment lands:
(1) That portion of the Govern
ment land of Wakiu, situate in the
District of Hama, Island of Maui, con-
tanning an area of Ills acres, more or
less; upset rental $229.00 per annum,
payable semi-annually in advance;
term of lease, Is years from May End,
1920.
(2) Government land of Waikiki
Ii, Lahaina, Maui, containing an area
of 1920 acres, more or less; upset
rental, $11, 100000 per annum, payable
semi-annually in advance! term of
lease, Is years from April 7, 1919.
This lease will be made subject to
a reservation along the Government
road for house-lots of an area of not
to exceed so acres, and having a depth
of approximately 300 feet.
The purchasers shall pay the costs
Of advertising.
For maps and further information,
apply at the office of the Commission
er of Public Lands, Capitol Building,
Honolulu, T. H.
C. N. BAILEY,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Dated at Honolulu, April LIST, 1919.
(April 4, IL, Is, %! May ~