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MX
Masonic Temph
(Visitors whe hava not
been examined mutt b la
the fmp by 7:15.)
RVrAy Calendar
MONOAY
TUESDAY
Masonic Botrd of Relief. $
p. in.. ' 5' ':'"-s '"; - ' '''
Hawalkn Lodge No ' 21. Spe-
ciat First Degree. 7; 20 p. ra.
WEDNESDAY -j".
Lodge Le Progres No. 371.
: 1 Special, Third Degree. 7:20
P. m-
Thursday " , ; . .
Honolulu Chapter No. 1, XL A. -M.'
Stated. 7 p. in.
Honolulu Chapter No. 1. R. A,
Mu SiciaL Royal Arch De
free. -8 p. m." ' ' "';
: FRIDAY . 7.
Hawaihn Lodge-No.c 21. Spe
cial. Second Degree. 7:30 p.m.
SATURDAY. " :
11 Aloha Chapter No. 3, O.
S: Stated. 7:30 p. m.
; 6CHOFIELO LODGE
WEDNESDAY - v
SATURDAY - -
Special meeting
. "'ETce; 7; 30 p.; m. .
second
de-
Odd Fellows Hall
WEEKLY CALENDAR 4
MUNUAT . r- ...
( Harmony Lodge No.' 3. 7:30
" p. xn. . Conferring of. the sec
: ond degree. ."".Iv,v ' :'5."-.v
'tueoay-:;-'Vv-':U"
"Excelsior Lodge No. 1. 7;3o
" p. m. r Regular, meeting. 8 15.
p. el, Fourth '-evening of
Whist Tournament. All menv.
' bers ' of"-the order.Inylted.
'. Score cards free, v .;;
TH U R SDAY " '. '
Pacific flebelcah Lodge No. 1.
7: 30 -pfv m. Regular meeting.
8:15. p. m. Whist party.
IMzes and refreshments. 'All
. WTiist players are Invited. -
: " : 'NOTICE C-" v'
The 98th Anniversary jbf the L
O. O. F. will be observed In
the building Thursday even
ing, Apr. 26, 19l7r to which all
Member of the. Order are ..In-
; - Mted ' Including the . wives of
' td Fellows and husbands of
.Tvebeksts. " - If' V-'-' .- :
HONOLULU LOOSE' NO. 1, V
f '.ODZRN CRDCR OF ; PHOENIX
v;ill neet at their tome, corner of !
! cr(t..r.ia end Fort streets, every
Tt-niay evening at 7:23 o'clock. ;
3. V.VACCH, Lciier. ; . ,..
TRANIC MURRAY, Secretary.
ifCr.CLULU .ZZZZ 115, C P. O. E.
v
rscts In their hall
" cz- llizz ' SU near
Tcrt, every Friday
: : eve-iag. Visiting
r , trctiere are .coi
' dislly invited to at-
' tend, ' " '
jas. ii. nDDirs, n r,: ;
ir. dun?! in::, sec. -
Hcr.cf.:-' Crt.-ch cf the
CZRMAN AT.'.ZniCAN ALLIANCE
tf t U. C A. .
i:e:t!rri la IL cf P. Hall Ut Cattxr
czy cf every ccnth: ': v -"v,: I
;-zztj 17, retniary 24, II arch SI,
,l:ra IS, irsy 2S, Jcre S3.- :-y
TAUun. icz:,Ti:iia, Prea. ;
IUr.:' 'j Lc-;, HVt
Vcr::r.::--:n In
ii. cf p. niii
t t 2 erlti-n llcntig:
r 1 Lni.i:. rclruir S end 13.
: c:l i:, Arril 2 xn4 16, Iltl
. :i. 3zr.l i vzl 18. V i
' ' C. I LLTn, CttT. -
- ...nais.ii aiasaa
f yi t : c lc o a e No. r, k. ttjq
3 In FjC'-in Hall, icrner Fcrt
. . 1 L.;eUnia ttreets, e Tj' Friday
:'-'z it 7:S3f o'clock. Visiting
L.U.cra cordially" incited ' f
c. r. eranco; c c:
A. C Aix'GUS. P. IC XL and S. :
."i;: Ir.:':::nL':nt Revkv
,". 'rti'Utzi iicctaiy;;, v (
Lcai!ng Cnrliih-Jaranese Magazine
Subscription. RateLCa per. year
l a Bex 474. SO Campbell Block
. Merchant Street, Honolulu. ;
;; LonD.YOTjira -
Ezjiccrirj Co., Ltd. :
,. En;ineere and Contractors : j
Pantheon Clock, Honolulu, T H.
T Telephone T510and 45S7 -
O.GVTJE:
F0H TUHITITTJIIE
; "YcunT Building:
-,r,: "-'Suirs fofldys
' From $3.50 up
THE HUD, ? Hotel, " Ewa of Fort
ISENGERu
awn - h J3
LAUNDRY
o
r
MOTEL
GAU FRAUCIGCO
Etrrstti Pin U9 f fit n
MkMMi twidifcOc &ftartr.oe
Nt MM Mot to a UUtat tun
New tteei and concrete struc
Core. . SS0 rooms, 2 SO connect
ing bathrooms. Homelike con
fort rather than unnecessarily
expensive ltxury. In center of
theatre, cafe ana retail districts.
On car lines' f-ansferrlog aU
orer city, fate municipal car-
line direct doT . Motor But f
aeets trains an.i if earners. S
Btol 8tevart (, AGcats Ha- I
vallaa lalaaS ttdqurt-a. Cabla I
"Trawra" 4 0 O Coda. I
H. Ira, liaaoNta nvrcamUtiTa. f
THE VALLEY ISLAHO
Donl fall to flait Th Ta!ly IliT
and tea autninranl HALKAKAIJI. tbt
larsaat extinct Totoaa ta tba world and
tba IAO TAJXKY tod IU fajauua
'UNEXCELLED TUNA flSHINS
COOD AUTO BOAOt
Writ or Wirt for rtaarratloBt.
The New
WAILCSC, sun. .
Tbt aaly flrat" claaa hotal ta WaQukn.
Prlrato teta tnta arery twm.
PLEASAfJTOM HOTEL
LUXURIOUS AND -V
- COMFORTABLE
. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS 3
100 ROOMS A 50 BATHS
"Tlio R0L1G0F
ALuxurlous Home Hotel
1426 Maklkl 8L Phone 3575
ALUOLANI
Suburban Hotel, ,3320 . Walalae Road,
KalmukL Honolulu. On the - : -
;.. ; Car Wne ; . f
Clean, wholesome surroundings: I
cool and comfortable rooms: home
atmbsphere. Rates reasonable. Phone
7161. ' v WILL C. KINO, Mgr.
. .. i I. ' . i, I. ..I '
Coral Gardens Hotel
rNature'e Own Aquarium.w Glass-
Bottom Beats r -
Dally passenger auto service leaves
Hawaii Tours Company 9 a. m. Reser
vations Hawaii Tours Company, phone
1823; our phone, Blue 612. .
UP-TO-THE-MINUTE
SPORT HATS
. REASONABLE PRICES
TlieVonderrJillinery
1017 Nuuanu St -nr. King St.
:pdlz. DZ3KY, Agent
, Electrie. Washing Machines
THE HAW AHAN ELECTRIC CO,
; -. -..-. -;r LTO-:-f .
V 'So'King-St r';
Hard-to-Fit M eh' Are Fitted Here
141,
Tailor ' - 'v:' - King near Bethel
; , Get all the- light you are
paying for. by 'using Edison
Mazda Lamps,
ELECTEIO SHOP
: DEVELOPING K
PRINTING - ; ENLARGING
.v,.,..Cert In: the City . ;
Honolulu Picture Framlna 4 t
"' - ' Supply CO.
KekauUke, Nr. Queen. Phone 1922
ISLAND CTJBIO COUPANY
H a .w a i i a n Curios, Stamps,
Coinsi Post Cards. The most
complete and attractive Curio Store.
170 Hotel Street W Honolulu
LUMBER
Paints, Plumbing Supplies, Building
Materls Is. Prices low. Houses built
on Instalment plan. Choice House
Lots for sale. , ;.-T. -
CITY MILL COMPANY, LTD!,
Telephone 2478. P. O. Box 151
SuiU1
MAUI
Grand Hotel
A v.
Navel
Orange
HHOVIEPi
COPIES TO BIJOU
Mary Boland, a new moTie que?n.
will be introduced to Honolulu audi
ences at the Bijou theater tonight in
"The Edge of the Abyss," a five-reel
Triangle feature. Miss Boland. after
scoring a huge success in the legiti
mate drama with "lly Lady's Dress."
was picked by Tbomss Ince as a new
type for the screen. Her first picture
Is "The Edge of the Abyss. For the past year the bulk of his
For the first time in this city movie jmail has been from patrons of movies
fans will be treated to a ten-reel pto-t who demanded that he appear in a ro
gTam tonight at the Bijou. In addition 'mantle role. His well drawn cbarac
to Mary Boland, the program will. In-Iter leads an J excellent interpretation
elude a four-reel fun fantasy by the
Keystone Komedy stars In "The Sub
marine Pirates." and a mysterious de-
jtectlve play entitled -Haunted," with
Sally and Napoleon, the chimpanzee
movie stars. In the leading roles.
One of Honoulu's pretty affairs of
spring-the May Day Fete on Puna
hou campus .May Day afternoon, will
be held a usual this year an1 ail ar
rangements making for a bigger' and
more Interesting event than ever have
been, completed. k
Ladies of the Honolulu Free Kinder
garten and Children's Aid Association
are- hi charge and have arranged some,
attractive dances, artistic, spectacles
and colorful parades - Funds realized
by the annual venture will assist in
the maintenance of the sejea kinder
gartens of the assoclatlo4 '
The brightest feature of, the fete will
RI A Y DAY FETE
PRETTY EVENT
How Publicity Helped
Mrs. Thomas To Health
it mm
from the drug store, and says: "By the time 1 had'taken a; month's treat
ment I felt like a iew 'woman ; the first dose of Fruitola brought & large
number of gall stones and I am certain Fruitola! and Traxo saved my life."
Fruitola and Traxo. are compounded from the original Edsall formulas1 at
the ' PInus laboratories in Monticello. 111. and can be ourchased in Hono
lulu of iBenSon,. Smith Co.; wholesale distributors, and leading drug
stores; a doctor s prescription 1b not necessary. Fruitola is a pure fruit
oil that: acta' as an ' Intestinal lubricant and ' disintegrates' the hardened
particles that cause so much, suffering,
to the sufferer s intense relief. One
Its efficacy. Traxo is. a tonic-alterative that is most effective to rebuild
and restore the weakened, Tundow'n system. . N f v -
A booklet of special interest to those who suffer from stomach trouble can
be obtained by writing to the Pinus Laboratories, Monticello, Illinois.
EaPERTS'IET on
FEEDING HAWAII
--) (Continued from page, one)
reports and drawings, gave some time
ly suggestions;: " r '"3-V ." ! ;:
i Opinion during the eveningr ctystal
lzed into. statemenis that the greater
problem of feeding Hawaii with home
grown products demands a centraTlxeJ
organization in which Buch factors as
the army, the U. Sf experiment sta
tion, the planters the territorial land
department, the. schools, the commer
cial bodies, shall have representation.
" Another ? conclusion reached T was
that : thft experiment station ; or some
other agency should have a fund for
the - employment of traveling experts,
ta go about fro mtqwn to town and
from community to community, giving
practical advice to farmers. 5
. In brief, the gathenng brought about
a beneficial exchange of Ideas on Ha
waiian production and suggested sev
eral lines for iiimediate, activity.
Among those present, were MaJ. C.
S. Lincoln, J. M. Westgate, F. C. Ath
erton. Ken C. Bryan, vocational in-
f- structor . on Oahu ; . W. TL, Farrlngton,
general business manager of the Star
Bulletin: J. E. Higgins, federal experi
ment station ; -'Ralph J. Borden, Ka
mehameha school; - Prot Vaughan
MacCaughey, College of Hawaii; Dav
id Haughs, territorial .nurseryman;
Prof. Henke College of Hawaii, and
Riley IL Allen, editor of the Star
Bulleiin. Messrs. HIggins, Mac
Caughey. Borden, Henke-' .and
Haughs are the Oahu contest judges.
S uperin tendent Kinney . of the depart
ment of public instruction at the last
moment was detained and unable to
come during the evening but sent as
surance of his hearty support of the
"Feed Hawaii First" movement ;
Merchant ships of .1 an aggregate
gross tonnage cf 7S1.500 were destroy
ed In February. , -
ill is; row
GRAWTTAKESUP
If MIC LEADS
- It. required much persuasion and a '
series of conferences to bring about a
decided change In the career of Vslen-1
tine Grant, a. favorite artist, who is
now prominently identified with the t
dramatization of Sydney Olcott's fa
mous play. Tfce TainU' Grant will
be seen for the first time in tany
; months at the Empire theater today.
: Cf the part of vilain have won for him
an enviable reputation on the Ameri
can stage. Heretofore Grant has be
lived that playing straight leads did
not afford hinv the opportunity to
prove his ability as an actor as did
other parts.
"The Tamt, is a three-act play
bristling with striking situations. Cla
ra Thornbrooke : has a leading part,
Thia little moving picture queen is
making her debut to Honolulans in
this vehicle. .
Billy Rhodes, rated, one of the best
of Ajnerlca's fast and furious fun
makers. Is returning to the Empire to
day in the happy skit, "Heney's Little
Kid." It is a comedy of cleverness.
Stella Adams. Harry Rattenburg and
others are enrolled as comedians in
the production. A race track comedy,
"Peaches and Ponies," will conclude
the program. '
undoubtedly be the doll's . pageant in
which scores of live dolls In a delight
ful confusion of colors will be drawn
In carriages drowned in flowers.
Chinese and Japanese girls who. In
their natives costumes have been com
pared, to the .bank of sweet peas and.
the bed of pansies, will be numerous.
i . -
Doctor Had Decreed Operation When
She Read of Mrs. Dun
. lap's Experience.
" " .,.',. -
Some time ago MrsR. C. Dunlap of
DeKalb, MorTOte to the St. Josepn,
Ma, News-Press telling how, after'
years of suffering ...with ' stomach
trouble, she had beenf relieved of a
a quantity of gall stones and restored
to health through using -Frul tola, and
Traxo. This letter was published and
read by. Mrs. Georgia Coe Thomas of
Lancaster, Mo who hid been told by
her doctor, after months of .treatment
for similar trouble, that nothing ,but
an operation would save her: Mrs.
Thomas obtained Fruitola and Traxo
discharging the' accumulated waste t
dose is usually sufficient to Indicate-
HAVE THICK, VAVY
Every Particle of Dandruff Dis-1
, appears and Hair Stops
f Coming Out
Draw a Moist Cloth Through
Hair and Double Its Beauty
. " at Once ' . .
Your hair becomes light, wavy,
fluffy, abundant and appears as soft,
lustrous and beautiful as a young
girl's after a "Danderine hair cleanse "
Just try this moisten a cloth with a
little Danderine and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. This will cleanse
the hair' of dust,; dirt and excessive
oil and , in ust : a few , moments you
have doubled the beauty of your hair.
. Besides- beautifying the hair at once.
Danderine. dissolves every particle of
dandruff; cleanse, purifies and invig
orates the scalp; forever stopping -itch
ing and falling hair.' v , w
But .what will please you most will
be after a few weeks' use when you
will actually see ew hair fine and
downy at first yet but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. If
you care for pretty, soft hair and lots
of it surely get a 25-cent bottle of
Knowlton's Danderine from any drug-
sdst or toilet counter, and just try it
; Save your hair! Beautify It! You
will say this was the best 25 cents
vou ever spent -Adv.
.MMaMajMSieSkHMMM -
DOCTOR ADVISES CHICAGO
TO STOP KISSING AWHILE
CHICAGO, 111. "If a kiss Is neces
sary, kiss thru sterilized gauze," Br.
w. O. Nanca, chairman of the city
council committee on health, advised
Chicagoans. . Dr. Nanca suggested
that Chicago stop Its ' kissing alto
gether for a time as a preventive
against streptococcic sore throat, a
few cases of which recently made
their . appearance here. . No serious
outbreak of the disease is anticipated,
however. .
GIRLS! MIT!
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Stewart
toNINCSlCNAl
PRItC W.50 "
Hamm-Young
The von
Co Ltd.
.Automobile
i ring
FRANK COOMBS
Bishop and Queen. TeL 2182
Autos for Hire
KING & NUUANU AUTO STAND
Phone 4-2-4-2
FOR ALL PURPOSES
Paper Bags, Cups, Plates,
Napkins and Towels, Ets.
AMHAW. PAPER COV Ltd.
Phone 1410
J. Ashman Beaven, Mgr.
P
A
P
D
R
MEAT MARKET 4L GROCERY
Phiojhe 3451
C. Q. YEE HOP A CO.
MXHESNEY COFFEE CO."
, COFFEE ROASTERS
Dealers In Old Kona Coffee
Merchant St ' Honolulu.
Visit ' ' 1 ' '
SILVA'S TOGGERY .
when you want best quality
in men's clothes. ' King St.
JORDAN'sS
- WOMEN'S Aj?P AEEL ?
1029 Fort Street :
-4- Gruenhagen's Blue'.Ribbon v:
ChooofatoG
. HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. t .
'-i Hotel and Bethel 8treeta
Fuller's Insecticide
SPRAY
0 For Trees, Shrubs, Poultry ,
LEW ERS & COOKE, Ltd,
; 169-177 80. King St
The Waterhouse Co., Ltd. :
Underwood Typewriters
young"building ,
H; HACKFELD & CO. '
. Limited .-.
Commission Merchants
HONOLULU
1
PIANOS
HONOLULU MUSIC CO. Ltd.
1107 Fort Street , .
stein way
HALL-"
Thayer Piano Co., Ltd.
! HAN AN 'S BEST SHOES
.M'INERNY SHOE STORE
v Fort, above King SL -
D. J. CASHMAN
TENTS AND AWNINGS
Luau Tents and Canopies foiyftent
Thirty Years' Experience
Fort 8U near Allen, upsuirs
Phone 147
IF VOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN
' aitaiMS einA
Anywhere at Any Time, Call on r
, Write .
THE DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCY,
34 Sansome Street' ; 8an Pranclaco
When in town 1
visit our
DELICATESSEN
COUNTER. Goods
by every steamer.
H. MAY & CO.,
Ltd. Phone 1271
1 v .
OceamiflcSieamGCiiilpGo.
5H DAYS TO SAK rEAHCISCO
Vor San FnncUco
Ventura .'. . . I Apr. 24
Sonoma ................May 15
Sierra June S
C. BREWER & CO.,
Direct Service Between
" From San Frandsco
S. S. Maui ....i... .Apr. 12
S. S. Msnoa .... .... . . .Apr. 17
IS. S. Matsonia . . ... Apr. 24
S. S. Lur line . ......... . May 1
CASTLE & COOKE,
Watson
TOYOiCISEN ECAIHA
Steamers of the ! above company will call at ; an4 leave
nvuviuiu on or aooui me
Tor the Orient
.': - :.-v.-,- iff , '
S. S. Tenyo Maru. , . . .Apr. 18
S. 8. Nippon Maru ."....May 3
S. S. Shinyo Maru . .. . .May IS
S. S. Persia Maru ...V.May 39
CASTLE & COOKE,
CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN ROVAL MAIL LINE -Regular
Sailings to BRITISH COLUMBIA, FIJI, NEW
ZEALAND: and AUSTBALIA; ;
' , For Further particulars apply to Vt "
THEO. H. DAVIES &
it
'
ing Palace of the Pacific "
:v:vl
"S.
For
k 1
) i !
urNigHEDWA
at OCa i - - , ' '
MOVEMENTS OF
MAIL STEAMERS
VESSELS TO ARRIVE.
' Friday, April 13. ,-'- -r'
San Pranclaco Thomas, U. S. A. T.
1
I
VESSELS TO DEPART.
Friday, April 13.'
Mani-laudine, I.-I. str.
I.
MAILS.
...Malls are due from:; - ;
San Francisco Maui, Thursday p. xn.
Vancouver Niagara,; April 18. ,
Manila Ecuador, April 20.
Yokohama Ecuador, April 20.
lit
Sydney Ventura, April 24
Mails will depart for:
San Francisco Maui, April-19.
Vancouver Makura, April 27.
Sydney Niagara, April lV
Yokohama Venetuela, April 15 -Manila
Thomas, Saturday noon..
I
TRANSPORT SERVICE.
Thomas due Friday from San Francisco.-
l . v ;
Sheridan at Manila, j " .
Sherman will arrive from San Fran
cisco about April 25 on special trip.
Dix arrives today or tomorrow from
Seattle. - !rf.-';'vi '
Ixgan left April 5 for San Francisco.
NOTICE '
Intending deck passengers per the
steamship "Mauna Kea" sailing from
Honolulu April 14 are hereby notified
that all main - deck space has been
sold.' ;.::.' . v ':.'"'.
INTER-ISLAND STEAM NAV. CO
Honolulu, T. IL, April 10, l9l7. - 4
- 6756-5t tfYx;:1-,J:
STAR-BULLETIN GIVES YOU
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
TIDES, SUN
High High ! Low Low , Rises
Data . Tide HL of Tide Tide Tide . Bua Bia tzl c
Large Tide Small Large Small Rises Sets f ta
' F!m! FT A.M. AI. A.M. Riin .
Apr. O 5:29: ,1.7 4:27 10:14 ' .... '5:43 :19 ' :IS
' - 10 ..6:15- '1.7 5:01 10:43 0:33 5:42 6:19 9:33
- 11 7:07 1.7 .5:38 11:16 1:41 5:41 6:19 10:33
12 8:05 ,;i.7 6:33 11:59 3:01 5:40 6:20 11:25.
j . . p.m.
" 13 9:15 :j.6 8:14 12:53 :, 4:2? . 5:39 6:20
:S';.:. I . a.m." p.nv ;
" 14 10:21 L6 10:17 .5:23 2:28 5:38 6:20 0:23
- 15 . ...11:21 ' 15 11:38 . 6:05 4:17 5:38 6:21 , 1:18 -
Last Quarter of
U;. : Tat Sydssy ;
Sierra .................Apr. SO
Ventura . .... .. .. . . .... May 21
Sonoma ...............June 11
LTD. . Z General Agents
San Francisco and Honolulu
For San Francisco (A;-
S. S. Maul i ... ...... ....Apr.;1J
S. S. Manoa ...........Apr. 24
S. S. Matsonia ....... 4. May -
S. S. Luriine
...May S!
Ltd., Agciita, Honolulu
oaies mentioned dciqw:
: For $an Francissq 3: ;
S." S. Nippon Mru..H'..,Apr. 2f
S. P. Shinyo Maru..t.,;Apr. 22
8. S; Persia Maru:;;May 7
8. S." Korea Maru ......May 1S
Ltd., Agents, Honolulu
.j w .k;
CO., LTD.; General Agents.
S; Great Northern"
Navigation Company
Fastest and most luxurious steamship
-; -.. '. --V" Paciflo watert ' r.
A f V:
Miway
s on
rates,' reservations and literature
T0 nt Quee, Sta, Honolulu, '
F R
e 1 0
h r
-'and i
Tl C K E T e
Also reserratlont
any point on tbe
, mainland. .
See WELLS-FAn
GO 4 72 8.
M King eu Tttel 51S
Y. TAKAkUVA & CO.
. ."'' fc i 4 .;. LlrwItecL'w v-rv
-NAMCO" CRABS, packed In
Sanitary Cans, wood lined. )
"'Nuuanu SL, near King 8t: .
OAHU RAILWAY TIME TA3LE
U . :v. OUTWARD - ''
For Waianae, Walalaa. Kahuku and
Way SUUcns 9:15 a.nU 3:20 p.m.
For Pearl aty, Ewa Mill and Wy
Stations 17: 30 a. J:15 a. ra
11:30 a; m4 ?1:15 p. m., 1:27 p. ttu
5:15 p. ra t3:30 p. fU:15 p. xa.1 -For
Wahiawa and Lellehna ml
a. ra, 2:40 p. nw 5:00 iv cL,.ni;l
"Tor Lellehaa 1:00 avm .::
INWARD ' J
Arrive 'Honolulu froza : -' Kahuka,
Waialua and Waianae 8: 38 a.
5:30. p. m. , ' ;
Arrive Honolulu from Ewa MCI and
Pearl City f7: 45 a. S:28 a. m
11:02 a. dl, 1:33 p. xzl. 4:24 p.
5:30 p. 7:23 p. m. '
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa and
Leilehua 9 : 15 a. nt, 1 : 52 p. aav
3:5 p. dl, i:12 p. in. . ;:
The Halelwa Limited, . a two-hour
train (only first-class tickets honored).
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at S:3
a. m. for Halelwa Hotel; returning
arrives In . Honolulu at 10:10 p. jsu
The.LImited stops only at Pearl City,
Ewa Mill and Waianae. v-v1 .
DaUy. ' fExcept Sunday. XSaartay
only. y - : , -r -.
G. P. DENISON, r r. C SMITH.
Superintendent. : C P. A. .
AND MOON.
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