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,Si, it.v.'.llAJ TAK, WflbNHfcDAY, JANUARY 47,1904.
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Special Sale of
Corsets and Corset
Waists
Three Days Only
Monday, Tuesday
And Wednesday
. OUR ENTIRE LINE OF THE CELE
BRATED R. & Q. CORSETS AND
FERRIS noon. SENSF? WAIST.
AT innENSE REDUCTIONS
Regular 75c. R. & G: Corsets at ; '.50c.
Regular $1.00 R. & G. Corsets at 75c.
Regular $1.25 R. & G. Corsets at . 95c.
Regular 75c. R. & G. Summer Corsets' at ". 50c.
Regular $2.25 R. & G. Corset (broken sizes) at $1.50.
Regular $3.00 R. & G. Corset (broken sizes) at $1.95.
Balance of our G. D. and P. D. Corsets $1.25 and $2.00 quali
ties, odd sizes, at 50c. pair.
Children's Ferris Good-Sense Waists, shirred fronts, sizes
i to 14 years. Sale price, 40c. '
Regular $1.00 Misses Ferris Waists, 75'c.
;Ladies Equipoise Ferris Waists, regular $2.50 quality at
ilSIB OH OK SO, "i..
Camara & Co.
IIQUOR DEALERS
Corner Merchant, and Alakea Streets.
I de Turk Wines,
White Seal Champagne, qts. and pts.,
European Wines and Brandies,
Bulldog Brand Stout and Ale,
A. B. C, Budweiser, Pacific, Rainier and Primo Beers,
In qts. and pts.
Telephone Main 492.
BEFORE DOLE
(Continued from Page 1.)
same as were filed In the supreme court
here, and the testimony will be very
largely the same.
In the meantime Davis has filed an
other petition In the supreme court, for
a rehearing. It may have the effect of
staying a mandate from the court, pro-
.tcun"i V
Our rule Is to treat all
patrons alike giving the
small customer and the
large the same courteous
service. If you want a
50c safe deposit box, or a
large or small insurance
policy, or a surety bond,
of any sort or slze( we'll
serve you gladly. Henry
"Waterhouse Trust Com
pany, Ltd., corner Fort
t
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,and Merchant Sts.
HAWAIIAN
OPERA
HOUSE.
Thursday and Saturday Ev'ings
Jan. 2& and. 30, 1904, .t 8 o'clock sharp.
The Grand. Opera "CARMEN
BY
Georges Blet
CAST:
Don Jose... Robert White
Escamlllo Lot Kaulukou
Dancalre Guy Livingston
Remendado Raymond Brown
Zunlga.... W. D. Adams
Llllas Pastla Arthur Mackintosh
Mlcaela Alice Campbell
Frasqulta Stella Love
Mercedes Mrs. Philip Frear
CARMEN
U....ANNIS MONTAGUE TURNER
Orchestra under the direction of W.
F. Jocher.
Stage Manager W. D. Adams.
Prices: $1.50, $1.00, 75c. and 50c.
Doors open at 7:30. Opera begins at
8 sharp.
Here are the latest creations in a Tropical Hat. LIGHT,
COOL, AIRY. Weighs only 3 ounces.
The No-It-At-Imi
In all of the popular shapes. Come and have a look at them.
Price $1.00.
LEVINGSTON'S '
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P. O. Box 664.
hiblting him from practicing In the
Territorial courts. In the event of
Davis being acquitted of any dishonor
able practices by Judge Dole he would
still be unable to practice, except In
the federal court, unless the Territorial
court Is willing to take up the matter
again.
An interesting situation will develop
If Judge Dole should vindicate Davis.
The latter's fight and appeals at "Wash
ington would be renewed and the De
partment of Justice, would be up
against a peculiar conflict of opinions
between the fedora, and territorial
courts of Hawaii. There Is no legal
way, It Is stated, In which the Depart
ment can Interfere rjth a aeclglo by
cimer i-oun, due me situation migm
have an effect on the. question of ap
pointments. .'
Davis' petition for a rehearing, filed
this morning, contains a lengthy re
view of the case, covering many of the
points set forth in the various peti
tions he "has filed before. It Is under
stood that the filing of such a peti
tion acts as a stay of the order of
disbarment, as was decided by the
circuit Judges when the last petition for
a rehearing was filed.
In his new petition Davis says that
he showed to Chief Justice Frear and
Associate Justice Galbralth, the trust
deed of John K. Sumner to Wally Da
vis. This was a deed drawn by Ma
goon, says avis, and conveying In
trust the $48,025 secured by John K.
Sumner from Bishop Ropert Attorney
Davis says that he told Wally to re
pudiate it. The. attorney showed the
document to the chief Justice, who
said that Davis" conduct regarding the
deed had been all right. vxalbralth
was shown the deed and expressed the
same opinion. Davis' petition says
that Frear is a material witness to
show these facts.
B. F. Dillingham is another material
witness in the case, says the petition,
to show that the jand for which he
paid Sumner $110,000 Is worth fully that
sum and move, by way of "disposing of
the charge that Davis- ' "practically
blackmailed" the Oahu Railway-Com
pany out of an extra $10,000. ' '' '
These witnesses will be smmnojielnj
the hearing before Judge- Dole", It" is
stated. In addition to representing
himself, Davis will prdbably have other
counsel, and there is to be a battle
royal over the issues involved In the
handling of old John.K. Sumner's af
fairs. John K. Sumner Is In Honolulu. He
Is hale and hearty and will probably be
as lively a witness as ever. The old
capitalist will be one of the Important
witnesses at the trial.
ARRIVING.
Wednesday, January 27.
S. S, Sonoma, Herrlman, from San
Francisco at 11 a. m.
DEPARTING.
Wednesday, January 27.
S. S. Sonoma, Herrlman, for Pago
FIBKE PANAMAS
1PPI1 1H1H
Pago, Auckland and Sydney, at mid
night. PASSENGERS.
Arriving.
Per S. S. Sonoma, .J.uiuary 27, frohi
San Francisco, for Honolulu: Mrs. J.
Berry, Miss Claire Berry, Miss Psyche
Berry, George Bucklln and servant,
Mrs. C. T. Cachot, J. S. Carson, Mrs.
W. E. Clark, W. A. Cowley, Dr. R. H.
Davis, W. B. Ferguson, Mrs. Ferguson,
Archie L. Gage, Rev. J. J. Garland,
Dr. N. A. Goodwin, G. A. itageman, R.
C. Hlllen, F. F. Hobbs, II. J. Johnston,
O. C. Lewis, B. T. McCullough, E. J.
McLaughlin, F. II. Moore, R. W. Os
born, Mrs. Osborn, Mrs. K. C. Palmer,
Mrs. C. C. Perkins, Mrs. Rand and
child, Mrs. G. B, Robeitson, M. Rosen
berg, Mrs. Rosenberg, II. A. Russell,
Miss M. Ryan, P. Schneider, Mrs. E.
Shearer, Miss Sherfy, F. M. Smith,
Mrs. J. L. Stack, Miss Taft, Mrs. D.
B. Worthlngton, Master Worthington,
D. H. Bibb, Jr., M. A. Cornwall, Miss
E. B. Fish, Mrs. E. Haas, Miss Bessie
Hnynee, Miss Hornshuh, Miss E. B.
Kellogg, E. Kennedy, F. Larsen, Miss
A. McClelland, R, McClaughan, Tim
Murphy, Mrs. E. M. Nagle, Miss M.
Nlelson, Lieut. H. Obersole, Capt. N.
E. Smith, A, B. Stahl, Miss E. M. Tay
lor. For Pago Pago: A. Todd Felix, Miss
Helen Mead, W. S. Reddlngton.
- For Auckland: G. H. Lambson, F.
Whitehead, Mrs. R. Hewitt, E. J. Low
ry, A. P. Rasmussen, Mrs. Rasmussen,
F. W. Rowley, Miss E. A. S. Smith,
Mrs. M. White and two children.
For Sydney: F. Boyllng, Mrs. C.
Brodie, J. J. Kelley, Rev. M. Potter, D.
Stanger, W. J. Stelle, William Stone,
Mrs. Stone, Miss Sarah Stone, E.' Web
ster, Mrs. Webster, C. C. Blackburn,
C. F. Blandln. Mrs. I. P. Coglll. Rev.
John Alexander powle, W. J. C. Elliott,
J. S Excell,' William Franzen, Miss R.
Livingston, A. W. Newcomb, W. A,,
Pealrs, Mrs. Pealrs and child, C. A.
Peer, Mrs, Ada- Rosenthal, Miss Saw
ers, George W. Sill, Mrs. M. Singleton
and child, C. T. Stein, C. Carlisle Tay
lor, Mrs. Taylor,- Earnest Williams,
Marcus Wlsd.
AGAINST HER DAUGHTER.
Mrs. Paahao took the stand this
morning to testify against her daughter
Mrs. Malle Kamalu, in the ejectment
suit, of Bishop Libert against the lat
ter. The suit Is for 85-100 of an acre
of land at the site of the Catholic
church In Kallhlwai, which Is occu
pied and claimed by Mrs. Kamalu, but
to which the church claims title.
Fathers Valentin and Mathlas were In
court as representing the bishop, whose
counsel Is T. McCants Stewart, while
W., T. Rawlins appeared for the de
fendant. The suit was4begun by the
late Bishop. Ropert.
David Dayton gave testimony to the
effect that he paid taxes on the land,
for the church, and then the defend
ant's mother was called to testify for
the plaintiff. She declared that she
had known the property since 1859, when
she and her late husband acted as sex
tons of the church. Her daughter, the
defendant, was born on the spot and
had lived there all her life. Accord
ing to the plaintiffs this Is the expla
nation of her' occupying1 the place. Mrs".
Kamalu did much smiling while her
mother was testifying- against her. ;
The morning session of court ended
with a row between counsel, which was
the last of numerous verbal bouts.
Judge Gear said that both had better
come with money in their pockets this
afternoon, as he vouId impose fines if
there was any more of It.
As the jurors left the court room
Rawlins remarked that he could stand
a lot and ahvays carried on gentleman
ly practice, but that if he was riled too
much there would be something doing.
Stewart said that the motto of Vir
ginia, where he first saw the light, was
"Don't Tread on Me." There was no
bloodshed and the lawyers passed com
pllments and separated, to resume the
encounter this afternoon.
In Judge De Bolt's court the Jurors
were excused until Monday, no cases
being ready. Eighteen cases were set
down as to be called on 'Monday morn
ing and the court will require them all
to be ready, on penalty of dismissal.
SONOMA MET "
; KILLS
Hleavy seas, detained the S. S. Sonoma
on her trip to this port from San Fran
clscjo, She was not sighted until near
ly -10;30 o'clock this morning and dook-ed-a
few minutes before noon. The ves
861 left San Francisco on time the af
ternoon of January 21. She met heavy
westerly, northwesterly and southwest
erly swells that kept her back. The
weather however was pleasant. Noth
ing but the S. S. Ventura was sighted
during the trip. She was passed early
this morning.
The Sonoma brought 300 tons of
freight for this port. She has a' good
sized cargo of through, freight for the
Colonies. The vessel brought slxtyrtwo
passengers for Honolulu and has a
number of people for through ports.
The most Interesting personage aboard
the vessel is Rev. John Alexander
Dowle. In company with his party he
Is going to Sydney.
Oscar C. Lewis returned from an ex
tended residence In San Francisco.
Lewis expects to go Into the shipping
business In this plaoe. He has been in
politics In California during his resi
dence In that city and Is a member of
the Republican state central committee.
IJe will reside In Honolulu for a time.
He will see his former partner Frank
Turk who is now ill1 from the effects of
a bullet wound In the leg.
Mrs. C. C. Perkins, wife of C. C. Per
kins of the Union OH Company, return
ed from an extended visit In Califor
nia.
M. Rosenberg and wife returned from
a visit to San Francwco.
H. J, Johnston, the customs broker,
returned from San Fronolsco. He had
expected: to. goi direct to New York In
connection with the Jakl appeal cases
now on trial there, but he received ad
vices in San Francisco that It would
not be necessary for him to make the
trip to New York, go he returned to this
place.
Mrs. J. L. SUok and Miss Taft,- so
ciety women of ChluAro. arrived fnr n
iat in the Hawaiian Islands.
.Vustrallan Tim Murnhv whn Id
matched to fight Dave" Barry, arrival
6ii the Sonoma today.
Miss Emma M. Taylor returned affer
an extended vHlt to the. Coast.
The Sonoma will' sail at li o'clock to
night, midnight, for Pago Pago, Auck
land and Sydney.
TRAVELS IN THE CABIN
"(Continued from Page 1.)
bred American, and he discussed the
trip with readiness and apparent since
rity of belief In the religious end of It.
"We shall not hold any meetings In
Honolulu," he said In answer to a
question, "and expect to leave this
ev.enlng on the Sonoma. The general
Purpose of the hip Is'fott.reSjreation arid
ie.anu' to, noia meetings , in many df
.the Places to bej-yllted."
"Is It the Intention to establish
branches In the colonies and other
places?" the secretary was asked.
"There are already branches," he re
plied. "Meetings will be held In many
places to be visited."
This afternoon Dr. Dowle is taking a
drive about Honolulu to see the city.
As far as is known there are no Zion
ists here and the doctor's visit Is not
likely to leave any permanent traces.
The San Francisco Bulletin of Jan
uary 20, has the f5llowIng about Do
wle:
Hugh Craig. Insurance agent and
exi-presldent of the- Chamber of Com
merce appealed to the court this morn
ing to recover $962.46 from Elijah II,
as John Alexander Dowle styles him
self. Mr. Craig In his petition claims
that twelve years ago the ruler of
Zlon borrowed $2,707.36 from him. All
of It was returned except the amount
sued for, and that Dowle refused to
pay.
Dowie has planned to sail
hi
wa " 1
round-the-world visitation -Whatever ,aatea lne ra oay oi iay, a.
that might be on the steamer Sonoma, and recorded In the Registrars Ofllce,
thnt leaves port tomorrow morning for ahu, n Liber 170, pages 2o9 and 260,
Sydney. The prophet will have to fix ,ani1 sald A- B- lnEaI13 assigned to
matters with the court before he will Fred WaIdvEel. assignment dated
be able to go aboard the vessel. The the 6th dty ot June A- D- 1898' and rf
prophet may be able to talk the tumor corded In said Registrars Office In
off a Salvarion Army captain's back. ,Llber 179 n PnBe 466, and by said Fred
but he will have to do more than talk , Waldvogel assigned to Charles S. Mar
to avoid the clutch of a court receiver. ,"n by assignment dated the 6th day
Twelve years is a long time to hold March- A- D- 1902 and recorded In
a debt over a prophet or any other man 8ald Registrar's Ofllce In Liber 1.0 on
for that matter. Mr. Oralg in his peti- PaKe 259- Not,ce ls hereby given that
tlon saVs the money was loaned Dowie ,sald Assignee of Mortgagee Charles S.
in thls.city while the self-styled Elijah .'Martin Intends to foreclose said mort
was -preaching his strange doctrines in Gage for conditions broken, to-wlt; the
California. That was In DeeemfW 1SS8. non-payment of principal and interest
In the following month Dowie left the
States, making it impossible to secure
service of the court on him.
-
PORTO RICANS CONFESSING.
The five Porto Rlcans who are now
IncarcerateS" In' jail on suspicion of
bejng .(concerned in various robberies
have begun to admit their guilt. They.
have admitted robbing a Jap on King
street a native in Kakaako and Archie
Smithies this month. This morning
Cntalina Gonsalves was given 3 months
in Jail by Judge Lindsay for receiving
stolen .goods. The Porto RIcan was
caught yesterday by Detective McDuf
fle trying to dispose of the watch that
hnd been stolen from Mr. Smithies.
Sixty-three gamblers arrested yester
day In a raid on Smith street, between
Bereta'nla and Hotel streets were ar
raignett' before Jndge Lindsay this
.morrilng and their cases continued un
it tomorrow.
REPORT ON PUULOA.
captain Williamson Is preparing a
special report regarding the sites of
.the proposed army fortifications at
Puuloa and vicinity. The report is
being prepared for General MacArthur
who was In Honolulu last year. Ac
companied hy Captain White of the
-Naval Station Captain Williamson
lslted Puuloa yesterday and looked
over the sites.
;, When. General MacArthur was In
Honolulu he did not And 'time In which
to visit the fortification sites at Puu
tfta He -went to Pearl Harbor on the
U. S. S. ' Iroquois but did not stop
ashore. He requested Captain WI1-,
llamson to visit the place and prepare
d rleport for him. This Is' whfft Cap
tain Williamson is. now doing. Gen
eral MqcArthur is strongly Impressed
with the necessity ot making Pearl
Harbor Impregnable. Captain Wil
UamsOn',3 report may be used by Gen
eral MacArthur In special reports or
recommendations thut may be made.
TAKE P000 TO
THEIR MASTERS
The Ja-panese women are taking food
daily to- 'Jlatsuoka Bungl, Nakamura
Juske and Shlgamatsu, members of the
Ten Dollar club who were eentenced
last week by Judge Dole and are now
serving time In Oahu prison. They
are wives and sisters of the prisoners,
and want to assist them in bearing-up
under the hardships of prison life. They
called at Marshal Hendry's office this
morning and wanted to know if they
could call three times a day, with
Japanese food. Hendry stated that
he had no objection If Warden Henry
had not, and the women were given a
note to Henry, who allowed them to
carry out the arrangement desired.
Morning, noon and evening -one of
the women calls at the Jail with spe
cial food for tho three prisoners, pre
pared at Japanese restaurants. The
women 'take it In turns to make the
call at Jail. '
In all the Jananesn ensaa tried in Mip
federal court, the faithfulness of the
Japanese women to their husbands or
masters' has been a noticeable feature.
The women stick to their lords through
thick and thin. Miiri Kurihara took a
three months' sentence for contempt
rather than give testimony to assist in
the conviction of Tereyanm. In many
of the cases where men have been held
in custody, the women have tried to
secure liermlsnkm to see them and take
them delicacies.
AT ADMIRAL TERRY'S.
There will be n musloule given at the
residence of Admiral and Mrs. Terry,
on Punahou, street, Thursday evening,
February 4, for the benefit of St. Cle
ment's church. Tickets may be had of
the members of St. Clement's Woman's
Guild, and others connected with St.
Clement's church. Tickets are fifty
cents.
SEW ADVEUTIEJIK N TS
WA1MANALO SUUAK CO.
The stock ledger of the Walman&U
Sugar Company will be closed to trans
fers from January 2S to January 30,
Inclusive.
H. M. WHITNEY, JR.,
Secretary Walmanalo Sugar Co.
NOTICE.
At the annual meeting of the share
holders of the Man Chang Company
held on the 23th Inst., the following per
sons were elected as officers for the
ensuing yeari
President and Manager
Chang Bow Leong,
Vice President.. ..Young Sack Nam
Secretary Young Mook
Executive Committee
Ho Pol and Young Ping.
MAN SANG CO.,
By Young Mook.
Honolulu, Jan. 27, 1904.
N
ASSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEE'S NO:
TICE OF INTENTION TO FORE- '
CLOSE MORTGAGE AND
OF SALE.
in accordance with a power of sale
contained In that ceiUain mortgage
made by Emma Defrles and Henry De-
fries, her husband, to A. B. Ingalls,
. m r 4 T-v On1
when due, and upon said foreclosure
sell at public auction at the auction
room of James F. Morgan, Kaahumanu
Street, Honolulu, on Saturday the 20th
day of January, A. D. 1904, at 12 o'clock
m. of said day, the premises described
In said mortgage as below specified,
Further particulars can be had of
William Savldge, attorney for assignee
' t ... .... n xt- in . , 1 . . l ...
Honolulu.
CHARLES S. MARTIN,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
1. All those certain premises situate
at Kau, Hawaii and covered by a cer
tain deed recorded In Liber 159 on page
386, 'the same being a portion of R. P.
(Gr.) 2760.
2. All of said mortgagor's right, title
and Interest In and to those certain
pieces or parcels of Jand situate at Kau
aforesaid covered by a certain assign
ment recorded In Liber 147 on page 313.
Jan. 6, 13, 20, 27.
ASSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEE'S NO
TICE OF INTENTION TO FORE
CLOSE MORTGAGE AND
OF SALE.
In accordance with a power of sale
contained In that certain mjortgage
made by Emma Defrles and H. Defrles,
her husband, to Fred Waldvoge, dated
the 6th day of June A. D. 1898, and re
corded In the Registrar's Office, Oahu
In Liber 179, on pages 471 and 472, and
by said Fred Waldvogel assigned to
Charles S. Martin by assignment dated
the 6th of March, A. D. 1902, and re
corded in said Registrar's Office In
Liber 179 on page 471, notice Is hereby
given that said Assignee of mortgagee
intends to foreclose ,eald mortgage for
conditions broken, to-wit; the non-payment
of principal and interest when
due, and upon said foreclosure will sell
at public auction, at the auction room
of James F. Morgan, Kaahumanu. St.
on Saturday, the 30th day of January,
A. D. 1904, at 12 m. of said day, the pre
mises and chattels described In said
mortgage as be!ow specified.
Further particulars can be had of
William Savldge, attorney for assignee
of mortgagee, No. 79 'Merchant street.
CHARLES S. MARTIN,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
1. All the right, title and Interest of
said mortgagors in and to those certain
premises t..vate at Kau, Hawaii, and
covered by a certain deed In Uber 169,
on page J86, the Bame being a portion
of R'. P. (Gr.) 2760.
2. Alt the right, title and Interest of
said mortgagors In and to those certain
pieces or parcels of land situate at
Kau aforesaid, the same being covered
by a certain assignment recorded In
Liber 147, on page 313.
3. All of aaid mortgagors right, title
and interest In and to certain House
hold Furniture contained in two rooms
(Parlor and bedroom) of building on
Punchbowl street, Hbnoluiu, to-wlt;
One hedroom set of 5 pieces, as follows:
One oak bedstead with spring mattross
one oak bureau with mirror and marble
top, one oak washstand with marble
top ,2 upholstered oak chairs. Parlor
set: One oak upholstered lounge and
chairs to match and center table and
easel.
Jan. 6,1, to, X7. .
NISW AliVhilllsKMIiNTS
Stockholders Meeting--
The annual meeting of the HtocklraW
ere of E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd., wlH ,be
held at the ofllce. Hall llulldttiK. m
Thursdny, February 4th, 1994, lit Ha.
m. Election of otllcers to serve the bb
sulng year will be held. ,
E. II. PARIS'.
Secretary E. O. Hall & Sou. Ltd. '
January 27, 1904.
Attention ! Company A !!
Every member of this Company
will assemble at the Drlllshed January
38, 1904, at 7:30 p. m. sharp, for Inspec
tion and Drill.
Uniform: Fatigue Cap, Blue Blouse
White Trousers, Legglns, White Gloves.
L. HKRNDT.
Captain Company A.
Meeting Notice.
The-adjourned annual meeting ot the
stockholders of the Pacific Guano &
Fertilizer Company will be held at the
ofilce of H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., Hono
lulu, on Wednesday, February 3d, 19M,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
F. KLAMP.
Secretary.
Nnliiku Sugar Co., Ltd
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice ls hereby given that In accord- .
nnce with the terms of the agreement
recently entered into ill stock Um.t Has
been deposited will be paid for by the
undersigned at their ofllce, Stnngenwald
Building, Honolulu, on Friday, Janu
ary 29th, 1904, between the hours of 9
a. m. and 4 p. m.
ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, LTDL
BY AUTHORITY $
SEALED TENDERS.
Sealed Tenders will be received by
the Superintendent of Public Works
until 12 m. of Wednesday the 3rd, ot
February 1901 for furnishing all ma
terials and labor and construct a new
roof for Central Fire Station.
Specifications on file in office of En
gineer, Department of Public Works.
The Superintendent reserves the rbrhfc
to reject any and all bids.
Bids to be endorsed on envelope.
"Proposal for New Roof, Central FIro
Station." '
C. S. HOLLO WAY,
Superintendent of Public Works. .
January 26, 1904. ..
SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE. -
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Under and by vlrtae of a curtain. Ex
ecution issued out of the Vlrcult Court ,
of the First Circuit of the Territory ot
Hawaii, on the 11th day of January,
1904, In tiie matter of J. J. Byrne, Plain
tiff, vs. The Orpheum Company, Limit
ed, a Hawaiian Corporation, Defendant
I have, at Honolulu, Island of Oahu,
Territory of Hawaii, on this lath day i
of January, A. D. ' 1904, levied upon,,
and shall offer for sale and selL at. uul
11c auction, to' the highest bidder, a-'
the Police Station, Kalakaua Hale, a
said Honolulu, at 12 o'clock noon ot
Tuesday, the 16th day of February, A.
D. 1904, all the right, title and Interest
of the said The Orpheum Company,
Limited, a Hawaiian corporation, de
fendant, 'in and to the following de
scrlbed real property, unless the sum ot
Three Hundred and Sixty and 93-100
Dollars, .that being the amount for
which said execution Issued, together
with interest, costs and my fee and ex
penses are previously paid:
All those certain premises on Fort
street, Honolulu, above Beretanla street
having a frontage of 120 feet on Fort .
street, and containing an area of 38-100
acres, being portlou of Royal Patent
1741, Apana 2, to J. Pllkol, 'and convey
ed to said Orpheum Co., Ltd., by Chas.
Desky, January 1st, 1900, as o record Jn
the Office of the Registrar of Convey
ances Jn said Honolulu in Liber 203;
Pago 82.
The above described premises are un
der mortgage to tho German Savings
and Loan Society of San 'Francisco,
dated February 4th, 1902, for $32,500, as
of record In tho said Ofllce of the Reg
istrar of Conveyances in Liber 232,
Page 107.
Dated at said Honolulu, this 15lh diy
of January, A. D. 1904.
A. M. BROWN,
High Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii.
SEALED TENDERS.
Sealed Tenders will bo received until
13 M. of Wodnesday, February SnL,
1904, for furnishing Departmental sup
piles for 5 months ending -June 30tta
1904.
The Superintendent reserves the rJguI
to reject any and all bids. j
All tenders to be tn schedule blanks
furnished by the Superintendent oi
Public Works.' tJ
C. S. HOLLOWAY, "
Superintendent of Public Work?,, v
Department of Public Works, January,
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