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Corporation Notices
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF BONDS OF HAIKU SUGAR COMPANY.
HAIKU SUOAll COMPANY, pursuant to tho terms of that certain
Deed of Trust, dated September 28, 1903, made by It to iluwall.ui Trust
Company, Limited, hereby gl.es notice to tho holders of bonds of Haiku
Hiilinr Oompntiy, Issued under said Deed of Trust, of thu election of nnd
p.iyment of nil the outstanding bonds of said Haiku Sugnr Company on tho
first day of October, 1909, at tho office of tho Hawaiian Trust Company,
Limited, Honolulu, County of Oahu, Tenltory of Hawaii, to-wlt,
lk-nil of Ihe par nliie of $1,000. each numbered as follows:
2 28 55 77 101 129 1S1 176 201 228
3 29 CO 78 103 1.10 ' 152 17fi 202 229
A ' .'.0 C7 79 10S 131 154 177 203 230
5 31, 6S SO" 107 132 155 17S 200 232
I! 32 59 81 108 133 15G 179 207 234
11 31 CO S.I 109 l:tH 159 180 208 235
13, S5 lil 81 110 .' 138 101 1M 21U 23fi
II :tl t!2 80 111 139 102 181 - 212 23S
15 37 03 87 112 110 103 187 ' 213 239
10 CD CI 88 115 111 104 188 215 240
18 41 V 89 110 112 105 189 ' 210 242
19 , 42 . (. 80 117 113 100 190 217 243
20 40 07 92 118 111 107 191 2t8 244
21 17 OS 93 120 11.1 IfiS 192 J20 217
22 49 C9 94 121 140 109 1M 22t 249
23 50 70 93 123-117 170 195 222
21 ,V 72 90 121 148 172, 190 223
-23 f.3 74 97 12.1 119 173 19S 223
27 54 75 100 12S 130 174 199 227
Ilonds of tho par aliui of $.nn.00 each numbered ns follows:
251 202 273 235 293 302 31U 321 332 345
252 2G3 271 2SG 294 303 211 323 33G 340
233 203 275 287 290 304 312 324 337 347
230 207 270 288 297 303 313 325 339 348
257 2GS 277 289 29S 300 214 320 340 349
258 209 279 290 299 307 310 32S 341 350
239 270 2S1 291 300 308 318 329 313
2G1 271 2S3 292 301 309 319 331 314
The holders of all outstanding bonds mi numbered chore, nro' hereby
notified to present for pajmctit of principal nnd iutciest accrued to October
1st, 19P9, ami to surrender said bonds nt I ho place nnd on the" date last
nhmo mentioned nnd that after October 1st, 1909, all Interest on said bonds
numbered ns aforesaid shall cease. '
Honolulu. August 21st, 1909,
HAIKU SUOAIt COMPANY,
Ily U. B. Paxton,
Treasure,.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF BONDS OF PAIA PLANTATION.
PAIA PLANTATION, pursuant to the terms of that certain Deed of
Trust, dated September 28. 1903, marie Jiy It to Hawaiian Trust Company,
Limited, hereby Rives notice to the holders of bonds of Pain Plantation,
Issued under said Deed of Trust, of tho election of mid payment of all tho
outstanding bonds of said Pala Plantation on tho first day of October, 1909,
at the Olflce of the Hawaiian Trust Company, Limited, Honolulu, Comity
of Oahu. Territory of llMvall, to-wlt,
Ponds of the par aluo of $1,000. each lumbered ns follows:
3G0
304
305
3G7
308
309
370
371
372
373
374
376
377
378
379
380
382
383
38G
387
389
391
393
394
395
397
398
399
400
49G
497
498
499
500
Tho holders of all outstanding bonds ns numbered nhovo, nro hereby
notified to present for payment of principal nnd Interest accrued to October
1st. 1909, nnd to surrender snld bonds nt tha placo and on tho dnt last
above mentioned and that nHer October 1st, 1909, all Interest on said bonds
numbered as aforesaid shnlt cease.
Honolulu, August 2lBt, 1919,
PAIA PLANTATION,
I)y E, E. Paxton,
. Treasurer.
J 1 39 81 123 103 2U7 217 283 319
I 2 40 S3 121 104 "OS 248 284 320"
m 3 41 S3 123 103 210 249 283 322
5 42 80 120 108 2U 231 280 323
ft 43 87 127 1G9 212 252 287 32G
7 41 SS 128 170 213 23G 288 328
8 4.1 89 130 171 214 257 289 330
9 10 90 131 173 21G 259 290 332
10 47 92 132 174 217 2G0 293 333
It 51 95 133 17G 218 2GI 294 334
" 12 52 , 90 131 177 219 22 295 333
i 13 53 97 133 179 220 2G3 29G 33G
14 51 98 138 ISO 221 204 297 338
.' . 15 53 99 140 181, 221 265 298 340
16 57 101 141 182 225 2G6 300 341
17 58 102 142 183 220 267 301 342
T IS 69 103 143 1S4 227 208 302 343
20 00 104 141 187 228 209 304 345
21 62 105 115 18.8 229 270 305 316
,, 24 61 106 147 189 232 271 306 347
i6 CG 108 118 191 233 272 307 348
A 29 t7 109 149 194 234 273 308 349
I 30 C8 112 130 19G 233 274 309 350
31 G9 113 .151 198 236 - 273 310 332
i , 32 71 115 153 199 237 276 311 353
n 33 75 117 135 201 239 277 312 334
J 34 77 118 130 202 212 278 313 356
V 35 78 119 157 203 243 279 314 357
J1 ' 3G 79 121 158 201 211 281 31)3 358
A 38 80 122 1C0 206 245 282 317 359
1 , Donds of tho par Milne of $500.00 each numbered ns follows:
40t 413 425 433 445 I5G 466 474 4S3
fl 402 411 420 437 410 457" 407 476 ' 480
l '404 416 427 438 418 459 468 477 487
405 417 429 439 449 4G0 4G9 478 488
40G 418 430 440 450 401 470 480 489
f. ' 407 419' 432 411 432 462 471 481 491
; , 409 420 433 443 454 404 472 482 493
410 424 431 411 455 465 473 484 491
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and treated with practical safety,
but to show that there Is n duty InjUlble, nnd In certain popular works
under special conditions of filth,
poor diet, closo sleeping In dens,
etc.
Since writing tho(nbovc on nrtlcle
on "Some Kncts About Leprosy," has
nppenrcd on pago 375 of tho Sep
teinber, 1909, 'Aniorlcnn llevlew or
Itevlews," to parts of which I res
pectfully Invite your attention
Tho reference to leprosy In tho
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Corner Alakea and Hotel Streets.
this luiitlcr which the wolj owe thc.of fiction, such ns "lien llur," have
uiiiicieu, 11 uiuy wihcii hub uceii jick! "uuku u greui urcuci 01 me U13
lectcd for ccntuiles because of tho ease; on tho other hand, "there hns
hereditary prejudlco against, and. been veryMlttlo said or done to
drp.it of, tho disease. 'check, or lessen tho popular preju-
I'Clirosy Is associated In the ml mil dlco In this direction, which hns
of nil of us with the admonition of been too often, shared by physicians,
the lllblc, "unclean," nnd yet it is who, not hnrlng devoted Bpccinl nt
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'- MRS. E. M. TAYLOR
The Honolulu Florist
not .altogether cerluln that the U'l
rosy iif the llible Is eutlicly the lep
iosy of today. I'ven If it wcic. nioio
Is kuuttn today of the real lepiosy
than ceutuiles ago If any progress
nt .n 11 Is lo be conceded to medical
science. The piobnbllltlcs nro that
In the days when the ndinonctnry
words of the lllble were written ev
ery disease of outwardly unclean np
pearancu was, for lack of distinction
nnd 'classification, regnrded ns lep
rosy, niul hence thcslssunnce of the
tcrrltorlzcd warning ngaliiBt It which
hns been listened to ever since. The
fact Is that ninny of the diseases
heretofore classed ns leprosy nre now
called by other names nnd tinder
such names do not arouse the slight
est bit of fear In the general com
munity. It is then more In the
nnme, association, nnd possibly ap
pearance, that leprosy Is now so gen
erally, dread- d.
Whnt cause Is there for such
dread, I do not wish to be misunder
stood nt this point ns not disting
uishing the dread Hint knows no rea
son from the dread that pays due re
gard to the nature of the disease.
Whllo It Is not yet definitely known
how the disease Is contracted there
nro several menus by which It Is
known not to be contracted, means
which have heretofore been popular
ly considered ns Infnlllblo for the
transmission of the disease. Expe
rience In Hawaii has shown and
we havo had expedience enough In
this matter Blnce the middle of the
Inst century that It is seldom If
ever communicated by pcrsonnl con
tnct, .even though such contact Is
dally and Intimate under conditions,
such ns pievnll nt the Leper Settle
ment on Molokal, nnd clscwlicro in
Hawaii ,of pioper housing, food, sa
nitation, cleanliness nnd fresh air.
There have been a fow exceptions,
traceable, however, nioro to non
obscrvnnco of' the conditions nhovo
described: nnd one or two notable
exceptions mil mi clearly, but prob
nbly, traceable to such non-obscrv-nncc.
Leprosy Is ono of tho least, if not
tho least of communicable diseases.
Thnt It cannot be transmitted under
healthy conditions to n healthy per
son by the direct Inoculation from
an Incision on the leper to an Inci
sion on the patient has been con
vincingly demonstrated by many In
vestigators. Whllo this may appear
iistniindluiu under tho general con
ception of tho disease, what Is more
astounding still Is that there Is
'eminent' medical authority to the
point that tho disease Is not even
contnglous. Tho weight of nuthor
Ity lu, howoyer, thnt It Is contagious,
though slightly so, nnd usually only
tentlon to tho . matter, accept
thoughtlessly the genernr verdict."
According to Dr. Hulkloy.-nlthougli
the word "lepiosy" strikes more
tenor "Into the heart of its victim,
or suspcitcd vlctli nnd nlso Into
Ihe mind of the average layman, or
even physicians, thnn thnt of almost
any other disease known," yet to
those who nie well Infoimed "IP
bears no comparison, t) cither can
cer or tuberculosis In the mentnl
distress which It should cause In
those nfTllcted, while many other
diseases, should inspire far more
dread of contagion."
Leprosy Is considered Incurnblo:
so for a long time was tuberculosis.
The cure of tuberculosis leaves tho
scars of tubcrcules nnd lesions, nnd
Is considered complete upon tho dis
appearance of the bacillus. Trent-nfl-nt-
of (leprosy, ns given It) Hawaii,
has caused, and Is causing, the heal
ing of lesions and of tuberculcs nnd
the disappearance of leprous bacilli
In so far, nt least, that It Is Impossi
ble lifter treatment nt times to lo
cate them. Such cases arc. however.
not considered 'complete cuies here,
though fcomctlmes so regnrded else
where. The reason lies In tho dis
tinction between leprosy nnd' tuber
culosis. Leprosy 'after apparent cure
generally recurs In the patient. Tu
berculosis generally does not. This
oxplnins tho necessity of continued
segregation of leprosy.
Medical authority Is now practi
cally unanimous thnt tho disenso Is
not hereditary; this nlso is tho ex
perience of Hawaii,
Though many more facts such na
above given could bo presented to
show the brighter Bldo of tho lepro
sy problem It does jiot appear neces
sary to extend this paper for this
purpose. Moreover, In one evening
and In one brief paper to cllmiunto
the universal dread of leprosy tho
kind of dread I havo hecn speaking
of Is more limn one could reason
ably expect. If the disenso Is conta
gious tho dread of leprosy undoubt
edly hns been a fu'etor In tha pre
vention of the spread of tliodlscaso
In the past, but tho presence of this
dread has hn'd a deleterious effect us
well. Suppose tuberculosis wcro tho
subject of tho same kind of dread,
could Intelligent Isolation nnd treat
ment bo given, Would not tho ma
jority of the nfTllcted do ns lepers
now do, conceal themselves In dark
cornors nnd consider themselves nnd
be considered by others as outcasts
thus ruining tho prospects of fair
treatment nnd efficient handling.
Under such circumstances what .pro
tection would there bo against tho
spread of the disease. Fortunately
tuberculosis Is moro fully undor-
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Benson, mith& Co, Agent?,
itrold In tho rcm( thnlWiis'of gicat nsslUnnee, ns wpIi'hs
iow dread nnd honco'ltt Hint of the Federal olllms lu chalge
of the l.einoij ImiHtlgatlou Stn'llou
In llnvnll, nul of our own pcoplo
who li id had experience with tho
dlui-.iec. The subject was widely unit
tho.-uughly dluruui'd. l'cihnps no
better Indlujilon of the spirit with
which it wna taken up can bu shown
than by lajlng befoig you the plank
on lepiosy which one ot thu pnilles
Inserted" lu Its platform during tho
last campaign. It reads us follows:
While tho Itcpiiblicnii l'nrty takes
pride lu tho generous cara that has
bean bestowed upon 'thoso nrfllctcd
with leprosy, nnd gladly pledges it-
self to eeu greater elToits in this
dlicctlon, It belleies thnt tho tlmo
has comu for n further decided ud
vnnco In methods, with a view to
hastening the eradication of tfio dis
ease nnd ameliorating the hardship.!
of patients mid their lclntlves nnd
friends. Accordingly, we f.tvor such
legislation (.is inny be necessary to
.iLcompllsh this object, Including
such hospitals us may bo necessary '
for tho cure nnd treatment of pa
tients to t'le. end thnt every oppor
tunity' may bo nITorded nnd every
effort be mndo lo effect n cmo In
every case, and thnt no ono suspect
pd of having the disease sha.ll bo re
uiO'ed lo tho eSttleinent until It hns
been ilemonMruted with certainty,
after such care nnd lic.itmenl nt u
hospital for u Htifllrlciit time, both
Hint ho has f.io disease nnd that ho
Is beyond (inc. We nolo with nut
I; action thai the Republican ud
inlnUtintlon has nlic.idy committed
Itself-to thU policy."
,s u re..nlt of this movement tho
oLglslifluro of 1903 passed n law
Carrying wlili it nn appropriation ot.
? 10,000 for :i now hospltnl. Tho
mnln rcntuio ot this law Is that It
nffords larger uppoi Utility for hos
pital ticatmeut offering thnt Induce
ment to tho afflicted to voluntnilly
slvo themselves up without fear of
Immediate turnspnrtnllon to tho Lep
er Settlement on Moloknl, and "lit
iho samo tlmo providing a well nr
rnnged method by which further sn
I'tegatlon may ho efficiently, hu
uianoly nnd thoroughly can led, out.
OUR FUNNY LANOUAOE.
slood than
lepropy Is now
tientiuent Is more Intelligent, ll
cause of tinre.iBonliig -iiojuillco lep
rosy Is riicail li.u much whllo ns if
nutter of fuel tubciutlosls, n mom
jontngloiiK dlKcase, Is not rcspe.lod
enough.
The brighter sldo of tho lepiosy
pioblcm lies In tho growing undei
stuiidlng in thoso not nfTllcted, ns
well nH In thosdnffllctcd, of thulia
turo of the dlscaeo nnd of tho in
tlonnl precautions thnt slmuld be
ttnkcn ugulnst Us further spread, llut
so long us tho well nnd tho nffllclod
persist In tho kind of dread with
which this Biibjcct la now surround
ed but little piogic.-s therein nlong
Intelligent, humane, nnd common
seiuo lines can bo mndc. Moicovcr,
so long ns tho well look upon nnd
treat the nfTllcted us outcasts so 'lone
do tho well unjustly nnd Inhumane
ly visit unmerited sorrow nnd dis
tress on thoso who hnvo not sought
but who hnvo been so unforttinnto
ns to have contracted tho disease,
in Hawaii wo nro treating the
problem with these nnd similar cm
siucinuons lu mind, thankful for
thoso who will boo nnd understand
tho truth, nnd pal-kin along, ns best
we tuny, those who mo still reluct
nut fo to do. We hellexo in thor
ougn sanitation, dissemination of
knowledge, mid segregation us the
fnctoiH thnt will ovcntiuilly cindl-
cuto tho disease nut the kind of se
gregation whloh mechanically places
it in Isolation theio to Jako caic of
Itself, but the kind ot scgicg.itloit
which tieals these people, -in so rui
ns possible, ns it would tluuo nrfllct
cd with other (ontnglous diseases
by placing them in Isolation for tho
sako of their fi lends, families and
tho community, giving them house,
rood, raiment, juedlutl cnie, nnd
amusement us joti will tee Ty tho
slides thnt follow, nnd treating
them, nbovo ull, In no tense, us mit
custs, hut us chuiges on tho com
munity entitled to Us most liumanu
mid kindly trcutiucnt. '
Following out these lines, tho nd
mliilstruttou took up tho matter or
segregntloii, cute, and treatment of
lepers during the Inttcr pait of 1907
wllh increased Vigor, Tho law then
In effect hnvlng proved defective In
terms nnd not meeting tho general
views then entertained on tho sub
ject, attention wits nt onco dlicetcd
to drafting a now law for Hiibmls-
ilon to tho Legislature of 1909. In
this work tho ndvlco of Dr. Koeli
Flint Chorus (llrl "Tho comedian
Isn't n hit runny nny more. IIo seems
lo have lost his grip."
Second Chorus (llrl "Oh, Jin
hasn't exnetly lost It, but his InmH
lady refused to lot him tnkn It nu-nv
the eminent -Oerninn llaetcrioluglst until ho pays his hill."
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