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ttasonic Temple
k (Visitors who have not A
been examined matt be In If
the mpl by 7:15.) -r V
Ty Calendar
MONDAY
TUESDAY'.
. Honolulu Lodge No. 409. Spe
i clal. Second Degree. 7:20
, - - -. ,'
WEDNESDAY .
' Honolulu Chapter No. 1, R.
A. M. Special, Royal Arch
Decree. 7:50 p. m.
THURSDAY ':.-..
Honolulu Chapter No. 1. Rose
Croix. Maundy Thursday.
7:30 p. nj. t
FRIDAY . .
- 1-odge Le Progres No. 371.
- Special, First Degree. 7:20
" P. m.
SUNDAY
Honolulu Chapter No. 1, Rose
Croix, Easter Service, 9:30
a. nf. ' v" - ':
The above to be held la Mis
sion Memorial Dulldlng, Kins
Street. ' ,-.
. SCHOFIELO LODGE
' .'.
Special, Third Degree. 7:20
p. m. . ' ' -" ' "...
I.O.O.F. WEEKLY CALENDAR
MONDAY .1.
Harmony Lodge No. 3. 7:30
7. P. m- Conlcrring of the First
Decree. v.; ". - . "
TUESDAY ;vrf .;:;-
Exctlsior Lodge No. I. 7:20
p. m. Regular Business. 8:00
p. jo.- Third evening of the
Whist Tournament. u. Hand-'
some prizes. Score cards
free. All members of the Or
der re invited. - -
THURSDAY , -
v Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge
No. 2. 7:20 p. ,jn. Regular
.'order of business. 8:00 p. m.
- Third evening of ; the, Whist
, Tournament s PrUes and Re
freshments. - .:
FRIDAY . ; - .
rclynesla Encampment No. 1,
7:2Q p. m. rtegular meeting. ,
NOTICE
All visiting Odd. Fallows and
lic'.'ckahs In the city .are re
. cEted to send their names and
caresses to' the Secretary of
. : y of the L O. O. F. lodges so
invitations to the SSlh-anniver-f
.ry celebration - may be -.sent
!
HONOLULU LODGE NO. 1,
ZT'k cr.ocn OF . PHOENIX.
' ;:: ncct atiUir tcne, corner ct
-:.-. s!a and ' Fort streets, every
. Jay evening at 7:S0 o'clock,
J. V. ASCII. Leader. . - V
rr.ANi: MURRAY. Secretary.
SLULU LQZZZ 615, C, P. O. C
ceeta la their hall
ca Kirs EU near
Tort, every Friday
evc-irj. Visiting
."brothers are. .cor
dially Invited to at
tend. -
rr.ITD B. EUCICLEY. II R.
Cr:nch ef the '
t Af4 Af 'ZHICAN ALLIANCE
cf tk U. C A. -. . . .
' lr rs la II. cf P. Hall last S&tur
: eery nonthr
-ry 27, Tetniary 24, llarch 81.
::, risy rs, Ju- :o. - ;r
"ACL R. 12.'CZr.a, Pres.
C. HOLTX2, Cccy . .
i;
i
Zr.:.!ANN3 CCIHNE
la 1l of P. Hall
tea ur.d driltea llcatag: ;
1 vzi IS, Fetruar S und 13.
zzi 13. A;ril 2 uad 18, Mai
., J A lt:d 18.-
c: :iL ULCMME, Praea.
.VCTIC LCTCZ T.o. 2, K. ef P.
'""3 la Pyttlia KalL..corner Fort
Tcrctala ttrects, erery Friday
-a s at 7:23 o'cloct "Visiting
. rrs cordially lavited.
c. r. cr.Aicco, c. c. -
A. B. ANGUS, P. CU K. R, and S.
..i lr.:!:f :nJ:nt Review
Puli.sael Monthly .
x-lizz- EnsllshJapanese .Magarlne
r v.tcrlptloa Rate ; LOO per year
. v. Tex 474. 23 Campbell Block
Mercaaat Etrtet, Honolulu.
Lor.D.YOTjira i
: rbecrin Co.LtcL V;
Er;iners and Contractors :
Pantheon Clock, Hoirolutu, T. H.
Telephone 2S10 and 5487 .
o.o:'Y:nE'
ror. runuiTUiu:
Your t Building J
, WOOLWEAR
" " Sui:a, for toys s V
: ' From 5.50 up , ;'.
THC HUB, ' Hotel,. Ewa of Fort
MESSENGER h
AND ,
O
LAUNDRY- g
CO
HOTEL
mom
SAN FRANCISCO
nr StrMi, iMt Unlit Mwt
Eroptn Plaa it.EO I lar ft
MM mn BMis la m UiU4 ttatM
New steei and concrete struc
ture. 350 rooms, 2 SO connect
ing bathrooms. Homelike com
fort rather than unnecessarily
expensive luxury. In center of
5 theatre, cafe and retail districts.
a . . .
ud car: lines iTtDsiernnj m
over city. Take monidpal car
line direct 1 doAr Motor Bof
meets tralp d,1 steamers.
Btl Stewart (r Mocnitd si H-
Olmi Tnwrfi" J B 0 04c
THf VALLEY ISLAND" '
tkmt fll to rlsft TThi Tiller IsUmT
nS 3f n&fnineemt EALKAKALA. thi
Urgent extinct voir a no ta tbe world end
the UO VAJXIT and tti f&moui
-Needle." -
UNCXCCLLCD TUNA fISHINB
SOOO AUTO ROADS
Write or wire for reeereatloBi.
The New
PLEASANT0N HOTEL-
- . LUXURIOUS AND
COMFORTABLE
STRICTLY FIR3T.CLASS
100 ROOMS . 50 BATHS
Z7
"The ROLlAGOf
A Luxurious Home Hotel ,
1426 Maklkl SL Phone 3675
AUIOLANI ;
J Suburban Hotel, 3320 Walalae Road,
.KalmukL Honolulu. On the 4'
' ., " Car Line ' ' ;;.. " -:
Clean; wholesome surroundings;
cool and , comfortable rooms; home
atmosphere. Rates reasonable. Phone
716L ' ''ynUt C KING, Mgr. i
Coral Gardens Hotel
"Nature'f Own Aquarium." Glass
' Bottom Beats
Dally passenger auto service leaves
Hawaii Tours Company 9 a. m. Reser
vations Hawaii Tours Company, phone
1823; our phone, Blue 612. w - -
UP-TO-THE-MINUTE
SPORT HATS :
-REASONABLE PRICES !
nieVonderi.iillinery
f017 Nuuanu SfcW. King St.. V
.rriiTEiiirY.PArii:
- -Elegant Lots -CHAS.
DEoKYAgent
Ilerchint, near Fort
'f i '
- Starrett. t ..
For autol8W,,Tnechanlcg, -engineers,
. -."-:' ' '' etc:1"'''.' -.'- . ...
LEWERS & COOKE, LTD.,
,169-177 S. King SL
V Bistllled-water .
- " ICE -
T '.
Delivered by motor truck quickly
OAHUICECO. ,.
- ' Phone 1128 ,
T Get all the light you are
paying for by using Edisoii
Mazda Lamps,
i ELECTEIC SHOP
V . DEVELOPING '
PRINTING . ; J ENLARGING
t Best In the City., j . :.
'. Honolulu Picture Framing 4 '
Supply Co.., .. . :
Navel Oranges
CHUN HO ON ;
Kekaullke, Nr. Queen. '' ?hone S993
ISLAND CURIO COMPANY
EI a w a i i a n Curios, Stamps,
Coins, Post- Cards. The most
complete and attractive ; Curio Store.
170 Hotei Street " - " Honolulu
v LUMBER 4
Palnta, Plumbing Supplies, Building
Materials. Prices low.. Houses built
on instalment plan. Choice House
Lots for sale.
CITY MILL,' COMPANY. LTD,
Telepnofte ZWW. ' : P. O. Co V5I
I MAUll
Grand Hotel
j SfAlLUEC, UAVU ' : . .
Tbe only first elaee hotel la WaUoka. 1
j , ' rrlrato twUi with trery room.
Chic, Exclusive Distinctive
MODES
In Millinery at the shop of
MISS POWER, Boston Bldg.
. ..... 4 ti
H253T
POULTRY PRODUCE
MEATS
Territorial Marketing Div'n.
Maunakea near Queen Phone 1840
" For '
VICTROLAS
visit
BERGSTROM MUSIC CO.
1020 Fort St Phone 2321
YEE CHAN & CO.
King and Bethel Sts.
ORIENTAL SILKS
MUTUAL
Messases despatched accurately
and speedi'.v to ships at sea and
to other !&Iand&. Phone 1574.
WIRELESS
Sport Coats
Mandarin Coats
Stockings, Etc
S. OZAKI
. MOft-115 No. King Street.
DANCE
Our; tuition does not merely teach
steps, it develop -da&JLpg ability and
Individuality. For rates phone 3484.
N. E. MONJO
Moana Hotel.
Pyrcne Fire Extinguishers
Acetylene Light & Agency Co Ltd.
..Correctly Designed and Fitted
THE CLARION, Fort & Hotel Sts
'Tor any meal
Meat, Fish Delicatessen :
Metropolitan Meat Market
V- Phone 34451
BOBBY"
Oxford for 'summer. 3.56? a. pair
: MANUFACTURERS' HOE -
; - :: i sto r e -
''Kl 1031 iort SL . .
'".' ' ' New' v'.v'.'
SUMMER STYLES
f .' in Shoes !
" ; REGAL SHOE STORE
- : ! v Hotel and Fort Sts. .
- ALLIS-CHAMBERS i
MILL UACHniERY
HONOLULU IRON W'KS. CO.
1 : Phone 1203 ;
Get a Kodak Savings Bank
FREE
HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY CO.
; , i -1059 J-ort SL ;
Oriental and British fabrics
: . for -
MEN'S SUITS-
W. W. AHANA CO, Tailors
! King near Bethel
v 5: "Kitchener's Mob"
An ' American's experience in
Kitchener's volunteer army.
Price $1.40
"The First Hundred Thousand
' ! -v C." IAN HAY
"Ornamental Trees of Hawaii"
I By Prof. J. F. Rock
. ,
"Hawaii, Past and Present"
i By VV. R Castle, Jr.
New ' Fiction in- reprints, 30c
; " per. volnme
HAWAIIAN NEWS CO.,
: r , LIMITED.
Young Hotel Building
! : Bishop St
MM
Gaso
Tonic
Dress
Suits
Mew
aceon
TANNERS TO BEAR!
1 ALL EXPENSES OF
INVESTIGATION
t By AsaocUtad Prtts
NEW YORK. X. Y. It is announced
here ly the XaUonal Hceearch Council
that 4n exhaustive investigation is to
be undertaken to determine to what
extent, if any. the danger of poisoning
is involved in the use of canned goods.
The National Canners Association, re
presenting practically all producers
of canned foodstuffs in this country,
is to bear the entire expense, of the
investigation, which will be conducted
entirely independent of the associa
tion except in tbe matter of the financ
ing of the work. A uni of over $100.
00O will be appropriated by the Canners
Association, should the work require
so large l -i-Fcndit arc
Th3 proposal to make such an in
vestl nation - wts brouglt forward by
Dr. 'leorge E. Hale, of the Mount
Wilson Solar Observatory and chair
man of the National KeEearch Councty.
who believed there wes widespread
interest in suh rn Imrjortant subject
as the danger of poisoning from the
use of canned: poods Approaching
the National Canserg Association, Dr.
Hale found that organization eager to
have such : independent ihvestigatiou
made, "firm as it was in . the belief
that canning methods as' generally
used in this country thoroughly pro
tect the public from the danger, of
poisoning. Many cases of Illness that
have been attributed to poisoning
from eating canned goods are believ
ed by the canners to have actually re
sulted from entirely different. causes
or from disregard of the ordinary pre
caution j, such "as not I'Howlug goods
to stand in a can after being once
opened. " "
The Canners Association itself has.
for years maintained its own labora
tory In Washington, adequate to con
duct its own investigations, but has,
nevertheless, thought it wise to put its
case into the viands of an independent
research' boardfc for. although the sub
ject is one that has been investigated
to somo1 extent before, "there ' has as
yet been no complete survey of this I
this deficiency, the National Researca
Council has apj ointed a committee' to
euiervise the inquiry." which will be
undertaken by the ; Hartard Medical
School In its flepartment of Preventa
tive Medicine and Hygiee. The work
has been entrusted to Dr. M. J. Rose
nau. of Harvard,', who !s One of the
most eminent pharmacological chem
ists in.. the .covintry.y The results, of
the research will be published through
regular scientific chant; els from, time
to time, but 1t is expected that it may
be . a matter o? three 'yfears- or, more
before the ground is 6onfpIetely cover-
The advisory commission- which has
been named by the National Research
Council In conference ;With Dr; Rose
nau and under the ad vice of Dr vVilliam
H. Welch, Resident of. r the NaUonal
Academy : of Science, which will have
supervisory charge of ! the investiga
tion is as followed 7 '-i- -rof.,
John J. Abeir-ohhs Hopkins
University; Reid HunHaryard Uni
versity; E. O. Jordan, University of
Chicago; Lafayette B. 'Mendel,' Yale
University ; , Frederick O. " Novy; Unl-"
versity of Michigan; Eugene Opie,
Washington Un i vers? tyj and H. Gid
eon. Wells, Uni7ersity" cf Chicago.
,, .- ' ' 9 m " - '
t Numerous economics - are claimed
for a new automobile that can be run
by gasoline or electricity or a com
bination of the two. . - - :.
BY AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS
' f" . - .
FRONTAGE IMPROVEMENT NUM.
' " r--v BER SEVEN,: - : . :
LAI Ml, PARK AND PUIWA ROADS,
t NUL'ANU .VALLEY v
V Sealed tenders will be received up
to, and opened at. 12 o'clock noon on
April 24, 1017, being the twenty-fifth
day after the first publication, hereof
at the Office of the Clerk of the City
and County of Honolulu, Room 8, Mc
Intyre building, Honolulu, .Territory of
Hawaii, for constructing, and tor the
furnishing and paying for all materi
als, tools, equipment and labor to
construct, the street Improvements in
"Frontage Improvement Number Sev
en LaimI, Part; and -Puiwa Roads,"
in Nuaanu Valley, District of Honolu
lu, City and ' County of Honolulu,
Territory ' of . ; Hawaii, r including
among other improvements the
grading, paving, v with concrete,
construction . of new curbing, and
storm drains, in said improvement, all
to be under and by virtue of Sections
1793-1813, Revised Laws of Hawaii,
1915, as amended by Acts 164 and 197,
Session Laws of Hawaii, 1915, and of
the proceedings thereunder, and all to
be constructed according to detailed
JWilans and cross-sections, specifica
tions (including ; general conditions
and specific details), proposal, con
tract and bond, relating to said Front
age improvement, incorporated herein
by reference, the same being on file In
the Office of tbe City and County
Clerk, forms of which may be had
upon application at said Office and
leaving a deposit of Fifty Dollars
1130.00).
; The Engineer approximate esti
mate for the work W be done wfthin
"Frontage Improvement Number Sev
en LaimI, Park and Puiwa Roads,"
in Nuuanu Valiey, is JISOO.00, inciud'
ing approximately 5,515 square yards
of 5-inch concrete pavement, and
2,465. feet of curbing. ,
(Tenders must be on forms of pro
posal furnished as aforesaid and must
j be accompanied by a certified check
as set forth In the specifications.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right to. reject any or all tenders
and to waive all defects.
' D. KALAUOKALANI.
C'li k, City and ftmnty ut Honolulu. !
-UZNINC SlCHAL
PRIfcS :
The von Hjmm-Young Co, Ltd.
Automobile
Repairing
FRANK COOMBS
Bishop and Queep. Tel 2182
i -
Autos for Hire
KING A NUUANU AUTO .STAND
Phone 4-2-4-2
FOR ALL PURPOSES
P
A
P
E
R
Paper Bags, Cups, Plates,
Napkins and Towels, Ets.
AM. -HAW. PAPER CO, Ltd.
Phone 1410.
J. Ashman Beaven, Mgr.
MEAT MARKET A GROCERY
Phone 3451
C. Q. YEE HOP A CCv
MXHESNEY COFFEE
COFFEE ROASTERS
CO.
Dealers In Old Kona Coffee;
Merchant St " " Honolulu.
Visit : "
SILVA'S TOGGERY
when you want best quality
in men's clothes. King St.
JORDAN'S
WOMEN'S APPAREL
1029. Port Street
r-; Gruenhagen'a Blue Ribbon '
Chooolatoa:
HAWAIIAN DRUG CO.
Hotel and Bethel Streets
' ;-Ray flood
-LIGHT,
for warehouses, ; wharves, '
" : . v'. stores ; -
shops,
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC
COn
: LTD.
The Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
Underwood Typewriters
YOUNGiuiLDING '
H. HACKFELD & CQ.
. Limited i-: .
Commission Merchants
HONOLULU
;pips?
HONOLULU MUSIC CO. Ltd.
1107 Fort Street '
STEIN WAY
HALL
Thayer Piano Co., Ltd.
HANAN'S BEST SHOES
M'lNERNY SHOE STORE'
Fort, above King SL
D. J. CASHMAN
TENTS AND AWNINGS .
Luau Tents and Canopies for Rent
Thirty Years' Experience
Fort SL near Allen, upstairs
Phone 1467
IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN
NEWPAPERS
Anywhere at Any Time Call on r
. ' Write
THE DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCY.
24 Sansome Street San Franetvco
When In town
visit our "
DELICATESSEN
COUNTER. Goods
by every steamer.
H. MAY A CO,
Ltd. Phone 1271
C3)
OceanSc SHoainnioIhiBpCo.
5H DAYS TO SA1T PEANCISCO .
For San Francisco
Ventura ...............Apr. 24
Sonoma May. IS
Sierra . ....... .... June 5
C. BREWER & CO.,
m m . m m
I
iiiuiouii iMUviguuuii uuiiipuuy
Direct Service Between
From San Francisco
S. S. Maui . . .
S. S. Msnoa , .
S. S. Matsonia
S. S. Lurline .
; Apr. 12
Apr. 17
Apr. 24
.May ,1
CAiSTLE & COOKE,
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
Steamers of the above company, will call at and leavt
Honolulu on or about the dates mentioned below:
For the Orient
8. S. Siberia Maru .;..Apr. 9
S. S. Tenyo Maru. ..... .Apr. 18
S. S. Nippon Maru .....May 3
S. S. Shlnyo Maru .....May 15
CASTLE & COOKE,
CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN ROYAL MAIL: LINE ;
Regular: Sailings to BRITISH COLUUBIA, FIJI, NEW
ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA.
i For Further particulars apply, to . 'o
THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., General Agents.
V Floating Palace of tKe Pacific "
.Only Four Nights ; FR
at Sea
MOVEMENTS OF
MAIL STEAMERS
VESSKLS TO ARRIVE.'
" Trt&my, Ajrll .
(No ships arrive).
Satardan AprU T.'
Ililo Mauna Kea. I.-I.- atr.
Kauai LUelike, I.-I. atr. '
,r aadar AprH K. r ,
Maul Claudine, LI. atr.
Kauai Klnau, Mauna Loa. I.-I. tr. s
Molokaf, Lanal Mlkahala, 11. atr. 3
VESSHLS TO DEPART.
I
aadar Aprlt 8, '
(Ko ships leave). ' ' ' '.
KrMar, April
Maui and Hawaii Kllaua. t.K ntr.
- Smturamy, April T. 1 ;
Hilo Mauna .Kear I.-J. Mr. . ..:,.
. MAILS.
1
' Mall are due froMi ,. t-'
San Francisco Sonoma. Monday, a. m.
Vancouver Niagara. April IS. -Manila
Ecuador, April 18.
Yokohama Nippon -.Maru, April 13.
Sydney Ventura. April 24. :
Malta will depart fan ? ,
Sai Franclaco Lurline, noon Tuesday.
Vancouver Makura. April 17.
Sydney Honoma. Monday 5 p.m.
Yokohama Siberia Maru. Monday 3
p. m. : ' -
Manila Siberia Maru, Monday 5 p. m.
i
TRANSPORT SERVICE.
Thomas due April 13 from'Sa'n Fran-
-
CiaCO. .
Sheridan at Manila.
Sherman will arrive from San Fran-
claco about April 25 on special trip.
Dix left Seattle March 31 for Honolulu.
Logan left April 6 for San Francisco.
JAPANESE BUSY ARMING .
VESSELS AGAINST jj-BO ATS
PORTLAND, Ore.Japan Is actlrely
engaged In arming her merchant ves
sels for defense against German sub
marines, according to a i statement
made here by S. Akamatu, Japanese
consular agent here.
"Japan has been arming her mer
chant ships, ever since we received as
surances from Washington that such
vessels armed for defense would be
permitted to pass through the Panama
canal," said Mr. Akamatu. ;
TIDES, SUN
High
High
Date-
Tide HL of Tide
Large Tide Small Large Small Rises Beta , Seta
A.M. FT. P.M. A.M. P.M. Seta
pp. 2 ......... 0:42 1.4 1:17 7:S9 C:50 5:43 6:16 2:57
- 3 ......... 1:21 1JJ 1:54 S:00 7:42 5:48 6:17. 3:3i-
" 4 ..... 1:54 1.3 2:29 8:21 8:38 5:47 6:17 4:06
p.m. . a.m. ' .;" . , ,
'? 15 .... , 3:03 1.3 2:26 8:42 9:13 5:46 6:17 ,4:38
" j 3:37 1.3 2:56 3:02 10:47 5:43 6:18 6:10
f7 4 12 1.6 3:26 9:24 10:47 5:44 6:18 Rises
" 's I:! 1.7 3-57 :1S 11:37 : 13 - : K:lJi : 7:3t.
' Full Moon April 7 at 3:18 a. m.
For Sydney
Sonoma .............. .Apr.
Sierra Apr. JO
Ventura . . . ... ....... May 21
LTD. . General AgenU
inn rnmnonir
San Francisco and Honolulu
For San Francisco
S. S. Lurline
...Apr. 10
...Apr. 19
...Apr. 24
...May 2
S. S. Maui ....... ...
S. S. Manoa .......
S. S. Matsonia .....
Ltd., Agents, Honolulu
For San Francisco
S. S.' Nippon Maru..... Apr. 10
S. P. Shinyo Maru...... Apr 22
S. S. Persia .Maru:.. ...May 7
S. S. Korea 'Maru -A ....May 18
Ltd., AgenU, Honolulu
"S.S.GreatNorthern1
Fastest and Most Luxurious: r
:.' r Steamship In Pacific Water V
Leave Hon. . . ; .' Arrive 8. F.
A 10 ;,m ALWAYS
Ap 22 , OTI ' Apr,; 25
May 11 t May 15
THIE :
' For 'Rates. Reservation
and Literature Apply to
ELV L. WA LDR 0 N, Ltd Agts.
Fort and Queen Sta Honolulu,
F I Q H T
and -T
I C K C T S
-Also , reserratluot
any point on the
' mainland.
syfc.'rf' . a a
1 s rrw & M
Sea WELLS-FA rV
OO 4 CO. 72 8.
King SL. Tel. 1611
Y. TAKAKU WA & CO. .
'Limited.
-NAMCO" CRABS, packed In ;
' 8anitary Cant, wood lined )
-Nuuanu 8L, near King SL : $
0AHU RAILWAY TIUE TADLE
: OUTWARD
For Walanae, Waialua, Kabuku and
Way Stations 9: 15 a. m.r '3:20 p. m.
For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way.
Stations f7:30 a. 09:1S . m
11:30 a p. 3:20 p. fltL,
5:15 p. ;J9:30 p. nu fll:U P. xn.
For Wahlawa and Leilebnar-ll:oi
a. m, 2:40 p. nx, 5:00 p. tn.. 11:J
p. m. . ''
,. For Lellehua 1:00 a. m. '
; INWARD" '
Arrive Holula from KabBka,
Waialua and Walanae -S:38 a. n
5:30 p. m. ' : -
Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and
Peart City fX:45 a. m., $:2f a. m,
11:02 a. m7 1:3S p. nx, 4:24 p. nu
5:30 p. m., m7:23 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa and
Lellehua 9:15 a. m 1:62 pr
3:59 p. 7:13 p. m.
Tbe Haleiwa Limited, a two-hour
train (only first-class tickets honored),
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:3)
a. m. for Haleiwa Hotel i returning
arrives tn Honolulu at 10:10 p. m.
i ne Limited stops only' at Pearl Citr,
Ewa Mill and Walanae.'
Dally, t Except Sunday. JSundav
only. -
G. P. DENISON, F. C SMITH,
Superintendent G. P. A. '
AND MOON.
Mooo
Rises
and
Low
Tide
Low
Tide
Sun Ban

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