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HONOLULU; STAR-BULLETIN FRIDAY, AUG 0ST 21," 1914.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Leading: hat cleaners. Prices
emiO) nc ocu iua iicoi iijici ui
Panama and Felts. Work called for!
and delivered. Blalsdell Building.
C895-6m
BICYCLE SUPPLIES.
B. Komeya, wholesale and retail
. dealer In - bicycles and' accessories.
King street near Punchbowl street
, - VE&42-tf .
BICYCLES AND SUPPLIES.
We hare Just received a splendid new
Supply of PREMIER Bicycle! from
mainland; also supplies. H. Yolsn
Imaga, 1218 Emma near, Beretanla.
n V 5690f -
BUY AND SELL.
Diamonds, watches and Jewelry bough'
- sold and exchanged. J. Carlo. Fort.
CAFE.
Royal Cafe. everything ths beat at
popular prices; fine home'eooking;
' prompt service; Beretanla, nr. Fort
EL, cpp. firs station, k. ftuino, xj
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Ccrtca Cafe, coolest plact Ini town
After the' show drop. ln.-,;Ojca day
tx3 tlitL Bijou theater Uotal Et
1529-tf : :
' . JJMMISMMMa sk
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Cc!zt!a Ltinca Pvocn; qmcx service
tr.d cletniisefs our motto;, open day
ari tl;-L UoteU ccp. Betaal atrtiL
rSi4 .
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"Tf a ' Cls." , EctLel let IIoUl a,nd
A tice place 'td"eat; Una
tzi tocilrj. Orea tljit and day.
11a llofbrau; -Just opened.1 Hotel sL
1 opp. BetheU Meals at all hours.
5920-Sm .
Ke Orlcira Cafa. Esfcstaauai meals
rcicnta.. Alatea cor llercitxtt CL
'cCNTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Cccr Yamada, general contractor.
-E?t!nates furnished. No. -208 Mc-
tJiLiieES uuiiaing. xeiepnone io.
. C2C5-U m ' - -
Car.o Con Sanko bldg.. Nuuanu and
1rerard. Tel. 3151. Contracts for
- luiliirg. paperhanging, cement
vcrk, cleans vacant lota. k5S27-tf
Y. KctiTlthl, general contractor, 2034
YAzz. rhone ZZZS. 'Reasonable.
k."327-tf
CARD CASES.
td visiting cards, engraved
7 ri-ted. la- attractive Russia
:. :r cases, ratent detachable
Ttar-Bulletin nffice, 6540-tf
CLOTHES CLEANED.
your work to Pioneer Cleaners,
: c t&nia, ; cor. Alakea, . Prompt
rvlce.
E312-lm :.
. IlayaRhl; clothes cleaned, pressed.;
Ttl 2278. Beretanla, cor, PukoL
- -313-lm .
Tor expert clothes cleaning. The
Lisa, lKng,&t Maunakea,
5919-lm "
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CLEANING AND DYEING.
Herd Clothes Cleaning and Dyeing
The?. Call and deliver. Tel. 3149.
Cnoto. Beretanla. nr. Alapal SLi
1 K-"9.r-tf -Jt
. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.'
;The gasoline schooner KOMQKILA, Have your shirts ' made to order. G.
It command of CapUln George . E.t Awana, 348 S. King street -1-,
r..t2, will leave Pier 6 (Richards I 59i8-3m - i v
street wtarf) for Maul and: Molokal
ports every TUESDAY at 5 p. ra. and.
for windward ports, on Oahu every
FRIDAY at o p. m. For informatlonlShoes repaired soles nailed on. Betb
rcardlng rates, etc, telephone 4193. eL near King street : . '
KOilOKILA SHIPPING CO' LTD.! " 69181m
" 5926-tf -: J
NOTICE.
Visiting nobles of the Ancient Ara
bic .Order, Nobles of ; the Mystic,
Ehrtne, are cordially Invited to ac
company the nobles of Aloha Temple
on their pilgrimage to Maui, August
21, 1914.' Those desiring to go are
requested to communicate with the re !
corder, H. C' Bruns, In care of Coyne
Furniture Co, Young building.
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More than 1000 toni of Manchurlan
corn, which arrived at Seattle, is be- are at war are a menace to Dent
ins held up by authorlUes until It ia 1 Mps and many ports may be clos-
!eternlned whether the . weevil with
Is iafected is destructive.
DANCING SCHOOL TANGO.
mod-.Classes now open Thursdays, Fridays
and Saturdays. 1 to 3 and 7:30 to
9:30 p. m. at the large and small
halls. National Guard Armory. For
further Information call or phone
A. E. Clarke, 1186 Alakea, phone
4276. Associate to Prof. L. A. Hep
burn, Instructor. 5907-lin
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Union Employment Office, TeL 1420.
All kinds of help. O. Hiraoka, Pro
- prietor, 1210 Emma, cor. Beretanla.
5909-Sm. . ,;. )
Y. NakanishI, 64 Beretanla nr. Smith
, street, for good cooks, -yard boys.
Phone 4511; residence phone 4511.
: 5246-tf '.
GLEE CLUB.
Kaal Glee Club, 51 Young Bldg. Tel.
i SSS7, furnishes music any occasion.
' - k5381-tf
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HAWAII'S MUSIC
Ernest K. Kaal, 51 Young Bldg Tel.
3687, teaches vocal and InstrumenTl
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57oZ-tr t
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HAT CLEANERS.
T. Satoi cleaned, dyed and bjocked;
call and deliver:. Kamanuwal lane,
near Beretanla st Telephone. 3725.
t ' 6910-lra - ' i :.
JEWELER.
feiin Wo, Gold and $ilvers.nJtbr ma
terlal and work guarante,-d. If not
satisfactory money, will . be refund
ed. 1121 Maundkea, nr; Hotel streeL
- 6531-tf " :
LIVERY. STABLE.
Firstlass livery turnouts ' at reason
able rates. . Territory Livery Stable,
348 King, nr. -Punchbowl. TeL 2535.
5518-tf
MACHINE SHOP.
Have your repair work done by 'ex
perts. Kellog's Machine Shop,
.South, near' King.'' ; '.;5921-lm
PAINTER.
S. ShlrakU 1202 Nuuanu; TeL 4137.
Painting . and . paperhanging. - All
work guaranteed. Bids' submitted
.free. k5228-tf
PRINTING.
We do no boast of low prices whlcjj
. usually co'nclde 'with poor quality
but we "know how" to put life,
hustle and go Into, printed- matter,
and that is what talks loudest nd
longest T Honolulu Star-Bulletin Job
. Printing Department Alakea. Street;
Branch. Office. Merchant, street
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SHIRT3 AND PAJAMAS.
YAMATOYA, v :
1250 Fort Lalrts pajamas, kimonos.
. ' ' : 5752-tf v
SHIRTMAKER.
VoTT,frtM .M-f. vi.
Z' TJ't,..M
5533-tf
SHIRTMAKER.
SHOEMAKER.,
MOSQUITOES? PHONE 3595
The .Board ot Health requests
all householders In Honolulu and
vicinity who are troubled with,
mosquitoes to telephone .3595.
Ask for the Mosquito Man, and"
tU him your troubles. The mat
ter will be Immediately attend
ed to. , , : '
The mines that have been placed In
the various harbors of the countries
Let moneys talk and - people; will
laugh at silly jokes.
Make It a
it for i few evenings on our ay-o and
ii'lldl.STXR.BULLETIKWA
regn 1 arly -1 herea f t er.
'V ; .Tliey 'point'out effective wars of solving the j .'
v . help problem and holding down tlie cost of living.
, . ;,:tail9R$. ; ;-v;v :?
Army A" Navy,' Merchant Tailors; ap
!to-date establishment; cleaning and
, repairing, .. 163 King, cor Bishop st.
;! . 5748-tf .V: - V.
U MB RELLA MAKER;
R, fcffrhtaT tTmVrellaa Imade and, re
paired? "H Toti, nW KukuL- Tel-
epnone 5745;
5553-tf
vulcanizing:"
Auto, Motorcycle and -Bicycle lres
;r vulcanized. .Talstfo TOlcanS Gb;
J'180 Merchant, near Alakea Street
' Telephone 3197.: S. Salkl,' manager.
.--.. 5618-tf ' vAi-rv-
SURGEON CHIROPODIST.
Dr.- R. -E. -".MerrllL Mclnemy's . Shoe
Store,' Fort .' above King.-' Private
room for 'ladles.' Charge t-' reason
able. ' . : i : 1 , -r5918-tf
WILL COST KR00NLAND -$10,726
FOR CANAL TOLL
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NEW YORK. It will cost the American-steamships
c Kroonland . and
Finland - 810.726 r apiece to pass
through the Panama canal, -or more
than-f21,$0fr for the -round tr4froH
New York to San Francisco and 'back.
;; Fifty vessels -have applied to the
surveyor of the port;for measurement
under ,the -canal rules. Thirty have
been so tar given certificates, which
they 7 will produce whenever Jthey. go
through.' - '.:.; .-'' ' .
There U' no fee for .measurement,
and foreign countries can' also, meas
ure '! for , the . canal traffic; J,
It will, cost a xalr' sized,. Jrelghter
85,000 to go through. , The fees , . are
without regard . to ber displacement
tonnage or. y$ what H in her; amf It
Is said It may be possible"; to . put
through the canal a cargo whose ton
nage Is three times that of the net
registered tonnage upon . which tolls
are being charged. . .
' It will cost the auxiliary ' motor
yacht Eclipse 878 every time she goes
through. The rate Is 81.20 a net reg
istered ' ton A The Canal Commission
worked for years to figure out the
new rules. :
j500 5IK& 2
1001 5Q 6511000 ;
What U he saying?
AXSTTEK TO TkSTXKDJirg fCtZLM
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS-
V ; MADEIRA EMBROIDERY.-
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Mrr. Carolina f;Fernandet, : TJnwn st
Madeira embroidery; luncheon, sets,
' baby,caps and dressea,rv Specialty of
' initial and hemstitching. Reasonable.
Ci V50ISTE.
lilis' Nellie Johnsm.lil9vUhlbn .St
l Evehlaggbwti.irngerle 'dressesl r!
J .-j.v.- -S34i-4.f-- . v
MILLINERY.'
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HYDRAULIC ENGINEER ' ?
Jas. T.- Taylor, 511 Stangenwald ,bldgw
.; ' consulting civil' & hydraulic engiu'r.
music lxssons;
lrlvat .reasons-, on Violii,; Mandolin,
: Jultar, English' Banjo and Ukulele
by a teacher-of many years' expert
'k ence. Address P.O. Box 311." TeL 4179
; , . ' 'j' .5650-u:, i- .- : lS t '
Ernest K. Kaal. 51 Youns Bldg. TeL
8687, guitar; hkulele, mandolin,' ban
' Jo, ; tlther, tfolin,' cello and vocal.
Bergstrom Music Co.. Music and mo
.sical Instruments. ; : r102Q-1021 Fort
-52T7-tf;
Violin and plana taught by experC831
r,!N,?Klng St-t.'- i
;- 5- ;-.v 5919-lxa -
T
4 GEECyjB.
The , Healani 'Gle Club furnfshes -nu-;-slc
for ah occasicha; termsreason
ablei. - John... Camacho, .manager;
"phone 5136. :-"v -':. - -'. ' v S322-lm
vCOLLECTOR."
W. Li Eaton, 'collector on commlalon.
' Telephone : 1842.
: . 5891-tf v-f ; '
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Experience sells at par or higher,
yet rarely pays dividends; r
1000 1 0tJE2?A.
r--rr
Fbi1 latest creaUoTUivIn mUHnery,' The
I JFaJi 4 Hat? Cb.J 'NunanuT cbr.Pauahl.
'I 920-im -7 ;
BY AUTHORITY.
i'. PUBLIC NOTICE OF PRIMARY
4 ; ELECTION.
Notice is: herely given that in ac
cordance with the terms of Act 1S1
of theSession Laws of 1913, a Primary
Election for the purpose of making
nominations for. a Delegate to the
House of Representatives of the Unit
ed States and for Senators and Repre
sentatives of the Legislature of the
Territory of Hawaii, and also for city
and county offices within the City and
County of Honolulu, as more particu
larly hereinafter set" forth, will be
held on Saturday, the 12th day of
September, A. D. 1914.' throughout the
Territory, ' between the hours of 8
o'clock s. m. and 5 o'clock p. m.
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
The several Senatorial Districts and
the number of candidates for Sena
tor to be nominated by each politi
cal parJx.are as follows:..,, ,:r
THIRD. DISTRICT island of Oahu
Three. '-' '; :, . :-; '
' REPRESENTATIVE i DISTRICTS.
lTheevexal ' (Representatives Dis
tricts and the number of candidates
for Representative tq be" nominated
by each political party are as follows:
Jn the Fourth District six. 1 -
In the Fifth District six. .
-The Representative districts, pre
cincts and ; polllag ' places, are as tol-
lowa! 1 . '. " - ''' " ' - '' '
FOURTH ; REPRESENTATIVE DIS
' TRICT PART OF . THIRD SENA-
TORUL 'DISTRICT. : - . .
The portion of the Island of. Dahu
and City and County of Honolulu
southeast of Nuuanu avenue and a
line In extension thereof fxom" Nuuanu
Pali to.Mokapu Point . .;;-.'..
-FIRST PRECINCT The portion of
Honolulu District northeast of a line
from the Koolau range along the ridge
on the" east side of Manoa, Valley to
the Manoa stream, thence along said
stream to a road crossing ; It a little
below Its junction with the .Palolb
stream, Whence alung said road, Camp
bell avenue, Castle road and Diamond
Head: avenue and a line' in : extension
thereof to -the sea. Polling place, cor
ner of Waialae jhnd ; Kapahulu ' roads,
; SECOND PRECINCT -The portiSn
of Honolulu- District, south -t of - King
street and Waialae road j between the
first precinct and a line from the cor
ner of Punahou and King streets to
the long bridge on Ala Moana -(Beach)
road.'H Polling place,, corner of Kala
kaua ; avenue and Kalia ' (John Ena)
road. V . .i.'.. ;, . --:. v
r; THIRD "PRECINCT The portion of
Honolulu District north of -the second
precinct and between the -first pre-.
clnct and a . line from King street and
along Punahou street to its junction
with ; Manoa road, and thence along
the ridge on the west side of Manoa
Valley Id the. Koolau range. - .Polling
place, -near corner of Punahou street
and Wilder avenue. .
' FOURTH PRECINCT The portion
of Honolulu District. between the sec
ond and third precincts and a line
from the sea along Sheridan street to
a point on. a line in extension of P1I
koi strecU, thence along said line of ex
tension and PUkoi street and the west
erly, boundry of the : Lunalilo Home
premises to the south corner of Ka
lawahine; ; thence '; along the ; eastern
boundary of Kauwahlne to its junction
with the western edge of Manoa Val
ley. Polling place,, corner ot Keeau-
mokn ; street .and ..Wilder .avenue, v
FIFTH PRECINCT The portion oq
Honolulu District north of King street
and between' the fourth precinct and
a Unoalong Alapal street:. and 'in' ex
tension thereof to r the. jold ; flagpole
crest of Punchbowl, thence across
Punchbowl to the . boundary' between
Auwalollmu and Kewalb, thence along
Ihe vwest: boundary ,o 'Kewalo - and
across Kalawahine' to the" west boun
dary : of " the fourth precinct " Polling
place, Thomas Square. . -,i
. SIXTH PRECINCT The portion of
Honolulu" District south Of King street
and between the fourth precinct and
South street extending from . King
street to the sea. Polling place, cor
ner of South and . Kawalahao streets,
SEVENTH PRECINCT The por
tion of Honolulu District south of Ho
tel street' aad between jAlapal and
South streets .on one'.; Side and .'Nuu
anu avenue on the other side. ' Polling
place near, Kapualwa 'building,
..EIGHTH PRECINCT The portion
of Honolulu District bouxftled ontheH
north by a line from the junction of
School and Emma streets .to the xld
flagpole crest of . Punchbowl, on the
east by. a line from saI4 crest to and
along Alapal street on the south! by
1 Hotel street, .and on the west by Ala
kea and Emma streets. Polling place.
Einma Square, r- - ..
i NINTH PRECINCT The portion of
Honolulu District bounded by Hotel
street,-Nuuanu avenue. School street
and Emma and Alakea- streets. Poll
ing - place, corner . of Beretanla. and
Fort streets: . y -'r. '-'
iTENTH PRECIN'CT The portion
of Honolulu District north 'of : -School
street 'and between Nuuanu avenue
on"bne 'side and Fort street and Pa
cific Heights road to the first turn
of the latter road and thence along
the westerly side of Pauoa Valley on
the other side. Polling place, near
corner of Nuuanu avenue and Bates
street :'..' J '" r v.
ELEVENTH PRECINCT-The por
tion of , Koolaupoko District southeast
of a line from Nuuanu Pali" to Mcka
pu Point Polling place, . Walmanalo
schoolhouse ' ':'. ' - W . ; i
TWELFTH PRECINCT The por-
tion of Honolulu District., north . of I
School streeiand a liae frca the ju-s-J
tion of School and Emma strms'iD
the old flagpole crest of Punchbowl,
and between ; the . tenth precinct-1 .and
the third, fourth and fifth precincts.
Polling place, near Punchbowl .jstrf ft
bridge over Pauoa stream.
FIFTH REPRESENT ATIVRTPIS
TRICT PART OF THIRDS SENA
TORIAL DISTRICT. The portlo
the City and County of Ifonolulu
northwest of Nuuanu avenue -and -a
line In extension thereof from Nuuanu
Pali to Mokapu Point.
FIRST PRECINCT The portion, of
Koolaupoko District between a -Line
from Nuuanu Pan to Mokapui.Point
and the top, the ridge between UeeU
and Ahuimanu. Polling place, Kooiau
poko courthouse, at Kaneohe. -,K-
SECOND PRECINCT The - remain
der of Koolaupoko District Polling
place, Walahoie schoolhouse.
THIRD PRECINCT The portjpp.pf
Koolauloa District southeast , of the
southeast boundary of Lale. ' PoUing
place. Yin Sit Clubhouse, at Kap4no,
Punaluu. 1 , ,J. .: ui,
FOURTH PRECINCT The remain
der of Koolauloa ; District' Polling
place, restaurant near railway station
at Kahuku.
. FIFTH. PRECINCT-The , Walalua
District except the part thereof south
of a line from Kaala summit through
Kamaohanui peak. Puu Pane and Pea
hlnala hill to the boundary of Koo
lauloa. Polling place, Walalua court
house. . - a . ".''. - '-
For remainder of .Walalua District
see Sixteenth Precinct
SIXTH PRECINCT The Waianae
District. ' Polling place, - Walanae
courthouse, r " " - :
SEVENTH PRECINCT The por
tion of Ewa District comprised In the
lands of Hoaeae and HonoullulL Poll
ing place, Ewa Pavilion.- r
EIGHTH PRECINCT The remain
der of the Ewa District except the
portion of Halawa southwest of a line
from the mauka end of Kuahua fish
pond through Makalapa crater to the
boundary of MoanaluaV Polling place,
Ewa courthouse, " : ''--'
Tor remainder of Halawa, see Sev
enteenth Precinct ' . ' ;
NINTH PRECINCT The f)brtlon of
Honolulu District ..westerly of a line
from the Koolau range along the west
erly boundary of Kalihl to King street
thence along ; King street to Palama
Chapel road, thence along Palama
Chapel road and the extension there
of to the Oahu Railway, and thence
along (he southern branch of that rail
way, to its first near approach to the
sea. ", ' Polling; place, Kalibi Pumping
Station. - ".::' "J :
TENTH PRECINCT The portion of
Honolulu District northeast - of ,. King
street and .between the westerly boun
dary of Kallhi and the easterly boun
dary of Kalihl from the Koolau range
to the Kallhi-road and then the Kall
hi road to King street . Polling place,
Kalihiawesa schoolhouse. . '
: ELEVENTH PRECINCT The por
tion of Honolulu District bounded; by
King street, Llliha street ; School
street and Kallhi roadJ Polling place.
King street near Kaiulanl school.
'. TWELFTH PRECINCT The por
tion of Honolulu . District , north of
School street and betwen, the tenth
precinct, and a , line . from the Koolau
range along the edge of the ridge on
the west side of Nuuanu Valley -to a
line in extension cf Judd street thence
along said line and Judd street to Ll
liha street and thence along uliha
street to scnool street roiling piace,
near corner - of ' Llliha - and School
streets. .... , ' - v. - r,,,
I THIRTEENTH PRECINCT , The
portion of Honolulu District' north 'of
School street between the twelfth pre
cinct and Nuuanu avenue. "-'(Felling
place, corner, of ' Kuaklni street;, and
FOURTEENTH PRECINCT The
portion of Honolulu District bounded
by Nuuanu avenue. School street L4
Iiha street and King and Beretanla
streets. Polling place. Vineyard street
on west side of Nuuanu stream
: i FIFTEENTH PRECINCT The por
tion of Honolulu District south of Be
retanla and King streets and between
Nuuanu avenue, and the ninth precinct
including Quarantine and other "Is
lands. Polling place, Asia Park. 1
SIXTEENTH PRECINCT The re
mainder Of Walalua District Polling
place, Wahlawa schoolhouse.
SEVENTEENTH PRECINCT The
remainder of Halawa. - Polling place,
schoolhouse at Watertown.
CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU,
The city and county offices for
which candidates are to be nominated
by each political party at such primary
election within the City and County
of. Honolulu are as follows:
.One Mayor. ?
Seven Supervisors.
One Sheriff. :
One Clerk.
One. Auditor.
One Treasurer, 1 .
On Attornev '
'In Testomony Whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the Territory of Hawaii
to be affixed. ' J
' Done at the Capitol in Honolulu,
this 5th day of August A. D. 1914. '
(SeaL) . . - - -1
(Signed). .
WADE WARREN THAYER,' '
Secretary of HawalL
Pursuant to the provisions of law
In that behalf made, I hereby publish
the Public Notice of Primary Elec
tion given by the Secretary cf the
Territory cf Hawaii as the earns U ap
plicable to the City and County cf
Honolulu.
-, . d. '. kalauc::ala:;l .
Clerk, City ari Ccuztycf Hcr J. -.Vj,
Territory cf Ilaz'I.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Territory of hawAil land
CouTt.No.- 303.
-Xtrjitory ot Hawaii , to Richard 11.
Trmf- larv niinrtiA Pyvnmha ' W I?
Coombs ; William H. Mclnerny; trus
eea trader the will and the estate of
Brsee P. Bishop: Territory of Ha
wail,by L M. Stainbach, Attorney
Oeneral. and Joshua D. Tucker. Com
missioner of Public Lands; City and
County of Honolulu, by Joseph J.
Penv , Mayor and President of the
Board, of Supervisors; and to all whom
it 'may concern:
Whereas, a petition has been pre
sented to said Court by Mildred Mary
Yoder to register and confirm her
title in the following-described land:
Being Grant 5340 to Mildred M. Yo
der, and Grant 5339 to Thomas Sav
age. Alewa Heights. Kona, Oahu, T.
H.
Beginning at a pipe at the south
corner of this piece and the west cor
ner "of. . Lot 68 Grant 5363 "to Mary
Blanche Coombs, on the north side of
20-foot road, the co-ordinates of said
pipe referred to Government" Survey
Triangulatlon Station "Wyllle" being
H7.3fAot annth antl 1.171:1 f0ft WMt
sad running by true azimuths:
IV 140 07 234 feet along the
j: north side of 20-foot road. .
. li OV M.t Iff i siung
palama. ... V
X 320 01' 361.00 feet along Grants
I 5536 to R. H. Trent 5537 to M. G.
. Johnson and 15-foot road to a
pipe. - . " . '.,'; -
4. 50 05' 314.4 feet along Grant3
, 5341 to W. R. Coombs and 5563
- . to Mary - Blanche Coombs to the
point of .beginning; . area 2.55
arr. - . .
You are hereby" cited ' to appear at
the Land Court, to be held at the City
and County of Honolulu on the' 8th
day of SeptemberA. D. 1914. at two
o'clock In the afternoon, to show cause
If any you have, why the prayer
said petition should not be granted.
And unless you appear at said Court
at the time and place aforesaid your
default will be recorded, and the said
petition will ' be taken as confessed,
and you will be forever barred from
contesting said petition or any decree
entered thereon.
Witness the Honorable William 11'
Whitney, Judge of said Court, this
13th day of Augt'st, in the year nine
teen hundred and fourteen.
Attaa lh mot f nf M four
r?eal JOHN MAR.HAOJNO.
: Registrar.
. - Aug.; 14, 21, 28, Sept 4.
TERRITORY OF HAW AIL LAND
Court. No. 299. '
Territory of Hawaii to Akau, Chun
Kon. Goo Yick. Leong Kan, Kotomo,
Fong Ning, Wong Kwai Tong, Nasa
ka4 Pane la. Polikapu; Trirritory of
Hawaii, by I. M. Stainbach, Attorney
mlssioner f Public Lands; City and
Cotlnty of Honolulu, by Joseph J.
Fern. Mayor and - President 1 of the
Board of Supervisors ; and to all whom
It. may concern:
Whereas, a ' petition has been pre
sented to said Court by Lau Chee to
register and confirm his title in the
following-described land:
Being portions v of L. C As 2937
Part 2 to Wm. Harbottle, 4034 Part
1 to R.' G. Davis and 8800 to Kuluitl.
Kulpaakea-Kapalama, Honolulu, Kona,
Oahu.' v
''Beginning at west corner of this
piece, on the east side of Auld Lane,
the true 'azimuth and distance to a
sewer manhole la Auld Lane (the co
ordinates of said manhole referred to
Government - Trig. Station triangle
Kalaepohaku being 1228.6 feet south
and 1291.4 feet west) "being 150 58'
19.8 feet and running by true azi
muths: ill. . 197 20 16.5 feet along Auld
Lane. .
2. 218 50' 30.5 feet along same.
3..233 00 38.0 feet along same.
4T ,229s 30' 24JJ feet along same.
. 2l6 09' 31.7 feet along same.
6. 328 00' 10S5 feet along fence.
ft8. 2469 27' 60.4 feet along same.
9. 334 32 97.5 feet along same.
10.v'246a 58' 23.2 feet along ssme.
1L : 342 28 176.5 feet along same.
12 2.V 1090 foot a Inn 9 ram a In.
' der of Lv C. A. 2937 Part 2 to
Wm. Harbottle. - . ?
13. 1529 50' 63.0 feet along same.
14.. 93' 10' 92.0 feet along same.
15. 129 45' 190 feet along same to
the point of beginning and con
- tainina an area of 519S0 srtuarw
feet ,.; 'j' .' .
' You are hereby cited 'to appear at
the Land Court, to be held at the City
and County of Honolulu on the 8th
day of September, A. D. 1914, at two
o'clock in the afternoon, to show
cause if any you have, why the pray
er of said petition should not be grant
ed. And unless you appear at said
Court at the time and place aforesaid
Tnnf riofntllt wUt ha nwmtul mvtA 4 V, a
said petition will be taken ss confess
ed, and you will be forever barred
from contesting said petition or any
degree entered thereon.
Witness the Honorable William L.
Whitney, ' Judge of said . Court, thi3
13th day of August In the year nine
teen hundred and fourteen.
Attest with seal of said Court:
tittxt iriDniTTnrn
Registrar.
;'s Aug. 14. 21. 28. Sept 4.
ASUNCION, Parascay. A con
tract ; has been signed between the
rovernment and a cotton expert to
- or. trate the feasibility of inten
va cultivation of cotton In. the re
J 'J:. The government has ceded
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