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LOCAIi 1TO1S,
Tnble Padding rtt K. N. Holmes.
Wi T. Moir went to Honolulu totlnyi
F.J, Amweg nnil fiutiily ntc In tlic cll)'i
llcst sodas served nt the Hilo Drug
Store.
1. l'cck s a passenger to Honolulu to
il ay.
T. Cllvc Davics is a Clnuilitic passenger
today,
Dr. U. II. Uclil and family nrc in Ho
nolulu on n vitcnlioii.
Genuine Ice Cream Hilo Drug Co.
J. W. Jones of Hiiimiulu is in the city
tills week. Mr. Jones mij a lie ill remain
in Hawaii.
llntliiug Suits nutl Sweaters full Hue at
K. N. Holmes.
Ill the matter of the estate of Johnson
Nickcus, I', Peck has been appointed
administrator.
Pineapple in Maraschino is the latest
thing out. We have them. W. C. PICA
COCK & CO., Ltd., bridge Street.
The Claudinc brought foreign ninilthis
week which came to Honolulu by the
Nippon Marti.
John linker returned from Kohnln
Wednesday. He reports Mrs. linker
slightly improved in hc.ilth.
Ask to see the "Lightning Calculator"
nt Wall, Nichols & Co., Ltd.
Miss Deyo, superintendent of the pub
lic schools rctumtd from her outing in
the mountains this wick.
Next Monday night will be a gala night
for the Hlks lodge. Recruits are in wait
ing and interesting times are in store.
Japanese ware such as silks, crockery
and lancy cabinets at L. Turner & Go's
Store.
Mrs Thotim II. Whitney, sister of Mr.
Kulberg ot the Matsou Navigation Com
pany will come by the Roderick Dim to
visit her brother.
L. 15. Arunud, an experienced etnbilm
er mul Funeral Director has established
himself in business in Hilo. His luad
quaitcrs arc at the Hilo Drug Store.
Choice line of Ladies Muslin Under
wear just opened nt IS. N. Holmes.
Attorney Wode Warren Thayer, has
been enjoying an outing at the Volcano
House the past week. He returns to Ho
nolulu by the Claudine this morning.
Try the famous California Peach and
Honey Hrandy for sale at the Hilo Wine
ami Liquor Co. nml you will surely en
joy it.
A. 11. Locbcusteiti went to Kohnln
Tuesday to make a hydrographic survey
of the bay at Kawnihac. His work is pre
liminary to the building of a new wharf.
Men's Patent Leather Hals, made by
Hurt & Packard and bold at 5.00 by E.
N. Holmes.
Vicux XXX Cognac is among our lat
est Hrandy importations. W. C. PEA
COCK & CO., Ltd.
Palmer Woods has been appointed
temporarily to the ofliicc of Deputy
Sheriff of North Kohah in plnce of Pulaa
resigned. Charles Stillman will probably
be the permanent appointee.
The Hilo Drug Co. mnkes nn ice cream
from pure fresh cream, think of that.
Its the best on earth,
Returning Inst week from a trip through
Il.imnkun, A. II, Loebenstein reports tl at
tli" Hnmakua rond board has dot e M ch
efficient road work, Unit all traces of
damage by the spring storm has been
entirely obliterated,
Many complaints are being made of the
bad condition of the Olan road between
this city mid lite Hilo District boundary.
The road is said to be especially bail be
tween (our mid six miles. There arc mud
holes and ruts which require immediate
intention.
We still have our big run on "ACME
RYE". Send your orders early so as to
be sure and get your share. W. C. PEA
COCK & CO., Ltd.
A. R. Hancock has just completed the
installation of a complete system of elec
tric call bells at Deiuoslheuis Cafe.
Guests now can command instant atten
tion by pressing the button. This popu
lar Cafe now lias the completest system
of electric calls iu the Island.
The passing of Fitzslinmons ns the
heavyweight belt holder, murks the
eclipse of the most satisfactory champion
that has yet rl-.cu, reigned and fallen.
I'ltz fought through a long career and
is ubout the only riugstcr who quits the
hoards no worse than when he began.
For a Good Smoke
TRY
Irhy's Famous
"Cotton
Exchange"
Cigar
To He Had 01 All Dealers
5c.
OR AT
HoffSchlaeger Co., Ld.
TEL. NO. 23 CHURCH ST.
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UAttTUll IS 1'lhVNi
iMiUlilgpi' of I'ni'cfS Hunch talks
of 11 runner's Troubles.
F. W. Carter, manager of the Parker
Ranch, was In the city this week. Mr.
Carter hos his hands full witli the com
plicated duties of looking after the inter
ests of a 500,000 acre farm unil the tlmus
anils of head of ciltlc and horse that
people its broad areas. He therefore
comes to town infrequently. He conies
in fact only when he is compelled to.
Mr. Carter reports that affairs in the
vicinity of Parker's much have resumed
their normal run and are quite recovered
from the confusion catf-cd by the un
precedented drouth of n few mouths ago.
Mr. Carter, while devoting most of his
attention to his herds,
is not forgetful of
side issues,
staple crops
He is constantly giving the
of the temperate fanning
region n trial in the sub tropics. He has
raised on the Parker Ranch finer corn
than can he grown in Iowa or Illinois.
Hut he docs not allow his success to blind
him to the exasperating obstacles which
confront the corn raiser in Hawaii. Ha
waiian cutworms sometintis lay low until
the corn is in tassel and then make a
midnight attack thntnuiiihilntisthccrop.
The cutworm here comes in regiments
and when he starts on a campaign he out
rivals the nrniy woi 111 of the States. He
cnls even thing in sight, and cnu stand
many dollars worth of drug s'orc poison
before he gives up his assault oil im
ported crops.
Mr. Carter has in mind n trip to the
Coast in the near future for business and
recreation purposes.
YOU.NiJ HOTCL.
Will he Occupied ."Mnrcli Xel
nml
Coiitnlus !I(l( Rooms.
Honolulu, Aug. 4. It is expected that
the stores in the Alexander Young build
ing will be ready for occupmcy iu Oc
tober, and the hotel part iu March next.
II. Wingate Lake, formerly manager of
the Hawaiian and now of the Mourn, is
the lisscc of the Young building hotel.
This establishment will occupy the third,
fourth, fifth and sixth stories ol Un
building. It will contain about 300
rooms and cater for first class tourist
travel.
beginning at King strict, tile stores
will he occupied by the Von Ilnmm
Young Company, David Law rence & Co ,
and the Pacific Commercial Cable Co,
The G Schtimau Cirri ige Co. and the
Porter Furniture Co. will occupy the
central and the Hotel street corner stores
respectively. Several office suites on the
second iloor have also been engaged.
When completed the building will rep
resent an outlay of Jt, 500,000.
Crulsc of Iroquois.
On Sunday morning the U. S. S
Iro-
quois will start from Honolulu on a pro
longed trip around to the diffireut Is
lands of this group, It is the intention
of Captain Rodman to gather informa
tion mid data to make n complete sailing
chart for the Islands of this group, Here
tofore, mnsters of foreign vessels nnd ves
sels from the mainland, who have come
to these Islands, hae had to rely on
local information us there is no complete
sailing chart of the group.
It is Captain Rodman's plan to collect
data which will be forwarded to the Hy
drographic Office of the Nnvy Depart
ment. Lately the number of vessels
coming to Island ports, priucipilly to
load sugar, has increased to such nil ex
tent that a complete sailing chart will be
of the utmost importance.
(Mainline Passenger List.
The following passengers nrrived by
Clntidiue this week: Miss Ilaulon, Miss
Leverne, Ml-s Lnnge, J. Yamaiuura, Mrs.
C. 11. Datiielsou, James Parke, W, C.
liarke, Mrs. A. F. Parke, Mrs. James A.
Parke, IC. L. Hass, F. J. Amweg, F. J.
Amweg, Jr., Mrs. F.J. Amweg, Miss Am
weg, J. II. Rohreruiid wife, Col. C. W.
Afchforil, August Ahreus nml son, W.
Conrad t and wife, A. A. Hi own, Lnm In
Chew nnd wife, Hon. W. O. Smith, John
Lciiigus, II. Cannon, Dr. W. II. Mos,
Miss IC. Richardson, Mrs. C. IC. Richard
sou, Miss Mary Talbot, Miss J. W. Par
sons, Mrs. V. M. Wakefield, R. Slaughter,
C, I). Peltou.
Chilians Heat Soldiers.
Lnst Sunday nt the rifle range the Hilo
Gun Clubscoridn victory oer the marks
men of Company 1), The civilians were
to the good only half a doui points hut
this wos enough to call for a new chal
lenge from the soldiers for another match.
The scoring lost Sunday was as follows
Company D ICaston, 38, Ludwig, 40;
Reiuhurilt, 39, Meine, 41, Todd, 38;
Hiring, ao, Fetter, 34, Ludloff 3.4 , total
304.
Hilo Gun Club Rockey, 3, Smith,
41; Decker, 38; Alden, 42, Hitchcock,
3'j; Ruy, 33, Richards, 41; Geir,43, total
310,
Outgoing Clauilini) Passenger List.
Mrs Helen Wilder Craft, Miss Cope
land, Hon J T Moir, Philip Peck, W O
Smith, T C Dimes, A A Ilrown, Aug.
Ahreus, R Slaughter, C W Ashford, J M
Coulson, W W Til ier, A V Peters, L R
Meideiros, IC II Cant, L llillmau, Gio.
llrowu, Frank Woods, P P Woods, W F.
Drake, K C Kubo, Rev Yee Kui, Mr Gil
bert, Arthur Reuton, Miss Gertrude Ren
ton, Mrs F Wikauder.
AI0I111 For Kenned).
James A. Kennedy was presented yes
terday by the office employees of the
Honolulu Iron Works, with a silver lov
illtf cup suitably inscribed, on the oc-
cislou ol ins leaving tlie imstuebs man
agement after a lout; incumbency to ac
cept the office of president of the Inter
Island Steam Navig Uion Company.
Ilulletiu.
W. C. Feacock & Co., have n bargain
to offer in the furniture and fixtures of
the Hilo Hotel. See advertisement iu
this issue.
I.. K. Pearson can testify to tlie value
of TuuiUMt iidvertisiui' as nil aid iu
causing his fine stock of harness and bid
dies to move.
The attorut'js who came to Hilo this
week iu cniiuecliou with the Richardson
will case icttmicd to Honolulu by the
Claudine today,
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MMlMiM Is KOUALm
.It it I'nllslttnl IMilnri tlilnltinlblUly
Kmlorsril for (he Legislature.
Kohnln, Hawaii, July s6. A meeting
of the North Kohnln Republicnn Club
wns called to order nt 7:30 last night in
the Kohala court house by K. K. Oldiug,
president of the club. After the minutes
of the previous meeting hail been read,
Mr. Oldiug stated that the princlpil busi
ness of the meetliiL' was the nomination
of five or more delegates to the District
Convention and two or more delegates to
the Territorial Convention iu Honolulu.
The members of the club present then
got down to business mul the result wos
that Chas. II. Pulaa, II. L. Holstciu,
Rev. S. O. Kekucwa, H. A. l'raser, JnO'
quin Souri, S. K. Knuiiamauo and Rob-
ert Hind were noiniiinted to represent the
local Republican party at the District j
convention, to De Hem in wuiiucn on
August 8th. I
C. II. Pulai, II. L. Holsteiu and IC. A '
Prnser were nominated to represent the
party in Honolulu. The president stnled
that there would nil election later, and
five delegates would be elected to go to
Waiamea and two for the Honolulu con
vention. It was resolved that it be the sense of
the meeting that Chas. II. Pulnn be nomi
nee for the House of Representatives and
Hon. J. 1) Paris for the Senate.
A letter was then read from J. II. l'Mi
cr of Honolulu, iu which he stated that
Mr. Pulna would surely be elected should
he receive the nomination. II. L. Hol
steiu inndi; n talk in favor of Pulnn mid
Paris, and, later, President Oldiug, iu n
very neat speech, said that Pulaa was the
man to represent the district in the House
of Representatives.
A letter from Hon. J. I). Paris of Kona
asked if the Kohala people thought that
II. N. or Frank Greenwell of Kona stood
any show ns Delegates to Washington.
After other less important busimss hsd
been ntteuited to
, the meeting oiljotirucd
il feeling prevailing.
fiature of the meeting
with general gooi
A noticeable finture of the meeting
wns the number of Hnwniinns present and
the complete harmony whicli seemed to
exist between haole mid natives. Tills
nil goes to show that Kohnln should make
1 11 good showing for
the next election.
tlie Republicans nt
DIED A(JLI) 118 VKAIIS.
KuKiiulla the Centenarian at IVal
men Passes Away Peacefully.
rrobnbly the oldest inhabitant of the
Hawaiian Islands died nt his home near
Waimca week before last. This eller
able Hawaiian was Knkaulla, and compe
tent authority figures his nge nt the time 1
of his death ot 1 18 years. Knkaulla was
a splendid specimen of Hawaiian mail
hood. He was physically modele'd on
Herculean proportions and a life of ab
stemious habits scred to prescne his
wonderful strength to far past the cen
tury mark.
Not a year ngo, Knkaulla was able to
look alter his patcli of potatoes, hoeing
nnd planting his little field without phys
ical discomfort. His death was not due
to any specific disease, but was a painless
suspension of the functions of life. The
deceased wns the father of eighteen chil
dren. His nge is computed by Sam Pun, the
attorney ol Woiinen. The decensed re
membered certain historic occurrences in
the life of Kamehameha I
11 , i., Milieu nre tlie 1
(late Ol HIS DirlU.
basis of arriving at the
He could relate witli graphic detail the
story of the building ol the dam by the
first king's army ncrosa the rivir Iao on pr(.su)in,, omc.r a',l 'secretary respective
' lm.u' , , . . , I ly of said meeting, which said Petition
The deceased cen cnari.iii was made a ,, Certificate were entered of record in
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earliest missionaries, and he retn.ued his 1
iiimin 111 1.11111111 muuviii w i.ik .."it u.
his death.
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Resolution of Respect.
At n regular meeting of tlie Hut Aloha
Aiua tlie following preamble mid resolu
tions were unanimously adopted:
WiiuuiiAS, it lias pleased the Almighty
God to remove from our midst our late
brother Charles ICdward Hapai, and
WiiuuiiAS, it is but just that a fitting
recognition of his man) virtues should
be hail, therefore be it,
Resolved, Ily tlie Hui Aloha Ainn of
Hilo that while we bow witli humble
submission to the will of the Most High
we do not the less mourn for our brother
who has been taken from us;
Kisulicif, Hint 111 the death of Charles
unworn uiipai mi nui Aioun Aiua in-1 iiuo Electric Powers Kelngcrator Com
ments the loss of n brother who wns tver.paiiy, Ltd.,hnve been paid and dis
rendy to proffer the hand of aid and the charged,
voice of sympathy to the needy and dis-1 Now Tui'.KKrouH, Know Ye that in
tressed of tlie fraternity; and octie inem-
her of this Society whose utmost endea
vors Aere exertid for its welfare mid
prosperity;
A'esoh'ett, That the heartfilt sympathy
of tins Society be extended to his family
111 their nfilictiou:
Resolved, Tlmt these resolutions be
spread upon the records of the Society,
and copy thereof be transmitted to the
family of our deceased brother.
Committee 011 Resolutions,
JAMF.S I). LICWIS,
WM. II. I1I5ICRS.
II11111I Concert.
The Hilo band gave n concert at the
hotel last evening rendering the follow
ing program:
FARTIC I.
1. March "Hawaii Herald". ..Carvalho
a. Fautasle "Ciel llleu, II. Giliug
3. Overture "Casbandra' Rolliiisou
4. Variations "Old Home Down
on the Farm" Harlow
baritone Solo by I'rof. Joaij. Carvalho
FARTIC II.
1. March "Fas Redouble". ...Rosbhard
2. Overture "Nicodenius".. Grueuw.ild
3, Dance "Sunbeams" Grueiiwald
4. Overture "Mostic ,T. II. Rolliiibou
Aloha Oe
Star Staugled llanuer.
.
Fits: Kuoektxl Out.
Honolulu, Aug. 4. The Moana from
Vancouver and Victoria arrived off port
jeslcrday afternoon and came alengside
at about 4 o'clock. Just previous to the 1
departure of the Moana from Victoria on
the 25th lust., the purser received news 1
of the Jcifrics-FiUsimmumi fight iu San
Francisco. The message received by the
purser and appended to his report to tlie I
newspapers, was us follows: 1
"FlUsiiiiuuiliB vs. Jeffries, finished ill
eight rounds, Fitz had the best of the
first bix rounds but got knocked out ill
the eighth.."
mmtmim
"JOSy.
HUNOKAA SIM
llhu
xct or iuipiiigtiiiel1 rroni
I'upltnl of llmllilkuu.
II
IC
Judge Hall is in Kona.
James Gibb returned from n trip to Ho
nolulu.
Charley Mencickc is visiting his Ilw
titer in Kohala.
Mr. James came out from Hilo recently
un ins muomooiie 111 4 uoitrs.
Mrs. V, S. Clinton mul Miss Nellie
I Klcknrd returned Saturday from 11 trip to
IVLIIIIMIIK
J, Ilnrkinshnw rode to Ktikiiihnclc mul
luck again in Air. James' horseless car
riagc.
C. II. I-ox who has been absent from
this community for the past several
months returned on the "Hcleiic."
. J,lm Element had friends enough
'" Hookaa to pay for ten cofhns if neces-
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lmli' n'lcr "is burial.
R. W. Jones, manager of the Ilumuiilti
Sheep Stntiou has resigned. Snm
Parker Jr. will resume the management
of the ranch
Hanittkua cane is looking exceedingly
fine and if nothing hindirs its present
growth, 1903 crop will be an unusually
large one.
A race between n Waimca horse mid n
horse from Fnauhatt for n purse of 100,
results in favor of Waimca. Fully f 1000
exchanged hands on this race which wos
held in the main street of Houakaa,
The primary election of the Seventh
precinct resulted iu the election of M. V.
Holmes delegate to the District commit
tee, and L. IC. Schellberg delegate to the
Territorial Convention. G. F. Holl wos
elected judge of election to fill the va
cancy caused by the absence of A. J.
Watt. The other judges were J. W. Mo
nauli and Win. Russell. Considerable
interest was shown throughout the day
-ven by the "kickir" wearing the No. 6
,'"" """ ' o 'cu inouin wuo w
bnrd to defeat the little delegate bul
c,l ns llt: bad 110 backing except froi
orked
but fait-
from the
man who employed him.
Porto Ulcaii Found Dead.
An aged Porto Ricau was found dead
by the roadside iu Pttueo last Tuesday
morning by Deputy Sheriff Ovennif.
The old man h.u.1 been thinking heavily
mid is supposed to hac drowned iu the
small ditch by the roulsidc being unable
to extricate himself owing to his inebri
ated condition.
NOTICE.
In the Matter of the Dissolution and Dis
incorporation of the Hilo Electric
Power & Refrigerator Co., Ltd.
To all to whom these Presents shall
conic:
I, William IL Wright, Treasurer of the
Territory of Hawaii, send greeting.
WllKKKAS, 011 the 1 3th day of May,
1902, the Hilo IClectric Power & Refrig
erator Company, Ltd., a corporation ex
isting under the laws of the Territory of
Hawaii, presented to William II. Wright,
Treasurer of the Territory of Hawaii, n
Petition together with a Certificate set
ting forth that nt a meeting of its Stock
holders called for that purpose, mid at
'shares of the Capital Stock were repre-
scnteii, it was aeciiieil by n unanimous
Votc to dissolve mid disincorporate the
b.,1.1 Pnninrnlinn ulilnl, cl (.r! ! 1I ..
said Corporation w hich said Certificate
was signed by John A. Scott, Vice-President
and Keith F. Mackic, Secretary, the
t,e office ofthe Treasurer, and
WHBRKAS. notice wnstherenfter caused
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waiiau languages for sixty days Iu the
Hilo tribune and the Hawaii Herald
published in the city of Hilo, Island of
Hawaii, that is to say, 011 the 23d mid
30th days of May, 1902, mid the 6th, 13th,
20th days of June, 1902, mid 4thniid nth,
days of July, 1902, in the Hilo Tribune,
oil the 29th day of May, 1902, and the
"Sth, 12th, 19th and 26th thus of June,
1902, and the 3d, 10th and 17th das of
July, 1902, iu the Hawaii Herald and
affidavit of the publication tticreof hac
been presented to tins Ullice, mul an
nexed to the original petition unil certi-
licnte oil tile, ana
Wiikkkas, I am satisfied that the vote
therein certified was taken, and I am fur-
ther satisfied that qllchiiiiisni'nlnst the slid
consideration of the premises and no rea
son to the contrary appearing, I do here
declare that the said Corporation, the
Hilo IClectric l'ouer & Refrigerator Com
pany, Ltd., is hereby dissolved nud that
the surrender of the articles of Associa
tion filed January n, 1900, is hereby ac
cepted on behalf of the Government of
the Territory of Hawaii.
Gien under my hand and the Seal of
the Treasurer's Office this 29th day of
July, A. I). 1902.
WIM.IAM II. WRIGHT,
40-3 Treasurer Territory of Hawaii.
Waiakea Boat House
R.A. I.UCAS it CO., Frop'rs.
WAIAKEA BRIDGK, HILO
HAVIC NOW A FUCICT OF
Gasoline Launches
and Small Boats
FOR PUilUC HIRIC
Passengers nud baggage taken to nnd
from vessels 111 tlie uariior at reasonable
rates. Launches and row boats to hire
tor private picnics and moonlight rules.
RINC UP ON TKLKPHONK
AGICNl'S FOR
Wolverine Gasoline Engine
Self-starter and rCVcrsible engine. In
practicability it is equal to the steam en
gine. Sizes from IJi h. p. upwards.
boats lilted wan mis engine or Irauies ol
any site to order. For particulars apply
to R, A. LUCAS, MnuuKer.
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KMMilt
rtli
' Ttf,a-. ma ;..
Thd Wlra Ponce that dATES Built cannot
keep Me from telling what I received by
the Str. Enterprise this week
8hirts, Pajamas, Umbcrellas, Handker
chiefs, Socks, Hats, Satchels, Dress Suit
Cases, Steamer Trunks. Buy a Dress Suit
Case from me and remember the deal for
twenty years.
m. f. Mcdonald,
gef5?EARsHER
MATTER
E. N. HOLMES
WK WOULD CALL SPKCIAI, ATTHN
TION THIS WKHK TO OUR COMI'LKTI?
STOCK OK FASIIIONAULIS STRAIGHT
FRONT
CORSETS.
IN TIIK CKLKBRATISD " ROYAL
WORCESTER" MAKK AT I'RICl-S
RANGING FROM $1 25 TO $ 2 50 ALSO
A FULL LINK OF THIS WKLL KNOWN
R & G CORSKTS IN ALL SYLKS AND
AT POPULAR PRICKS.
E. N. HOLMES.
ftand made Saddles and Harness.
CARRIAGE
TRIMMING.
AT-
RICHARDS & SCHOEN,
Hilo Harness Shop, Hilo, H. I.
Curd of Thanks.
Tlie parents, wife ami other relatives
of the late C. IC. Hnii.il, desire to express
their sincere thanks for the assistance milt
sympathy of friends and neighbors 111
llieir bereavement.
NOTICE.
F. IC. Haley is no longer iu the employ
of the ICceUior .Soda Works and ha no
authority to receive monies or transact
any business whatever iu connection
therewith.
IC. IC. RICHARDS,
Treasurer.
NOTICE.
All bills against tlie Iliiitiuiihi Sheep
Stition Co., must be prisented to F.
Wiiudenberg at Honolulu, Hawaii forth
with. A change in the management of
the Htiuiuulu Sheep Company lias been
I brought about by the resignation of Mr
R. W. Jones. Since August 1, 1902,
Samuel Parker Jr., has been thcauthoru-
40-3 F. WUNDICNH1CRG.
LEGAL NOTICES.
In the Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuii
Territory of Hawaii.
In I'Konvri'..
In tlie matter ol the ICstate of KUWADA
MAI SU, deceased.
Petition having been filed by Thomas
C. Cook, piajiug that letters of Adminis
tration upon said estate he issued to him.
Notice is hereby given that Tuesday
the 9II1 day of September A. D. 1902, at
9 o'clock a 111., be and hereby is appoint
ed for hearing said petition iu tlie Court
room of thus Court, at Hilo, Hawaii, at
which time and place all persons con
cerned may appear and show cause if any
they have, why b.ud petition should not
be granted.
Hilo, Hawaii, August 6th 1902,
lly the Court:
DANIICL PORTER, Clerk.
Smith & Pak.sons,
Attorneys for Petitioner. 4o-3t
Iu the Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit,
Island and Territory of Hawaii.
In Phoiktk At Chamiiuks.
In tlie matter of the Estate, and Guard
ianship of MARY LUJAN, ANNIE
I.UJAN, SUSSANA LUJAN, GEO.
I.UJAN, LII.UE I.UJAN, .SAMUEL
LUJAN, LUCAS I.UJAN, minors.
Petition having been filed bv Lucas
Lujan, father of said Minors praying that
letters of Guardianship issue to your pe
titioner. Notice is hereby given that Monday
the 1st day of September A I) 1902111 9
o'clock a. 111., iu the Court House, Hilo,
Hawaii, is appointed the time and place
for hearing said petition when nud where
all persons concerned may appear and
show cause, if any they have, why said
petition should not he granted,
Hilo, Aug. 5th 1902.
II v the Court
l DANIEL PORTER, Clerk,
1 1', S. Lyuiau for Petitioner. 40.31.
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HILO
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Our Now Stylos Aro
IN STOCK
but thoy aro not loc'tod In
Our new STKTSON SIIOKH
and Ladies Slippers nre the
handsomest we ever carried.
We'd like to have you come
in and try on a pair. We
can fit you and your pocket
book : . . .
Economic Shoe Co., Ltd.
(All the name implies)
Hilo, Hawaii
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby give 11 that uou the
23d day of July, A. D. 1902, the under
signed was duly appointed Adiuinisuator
o the Estate of I'. MURAKAMI, de
ceased, and has since ipudilied to act as
such by filing an approved bond iu the
Circuit Court. All perwius hav ing claims
against the said Estate are notified to
present tile same to the undersigned, or
his attorney s, witluiisi. mouths iriuii the
date hereof, togeiher with all Dinner
vouchers concerning the same, or the
Mine will be therealter disallowed and
forever barred.
A. IIUMHURG.
July 23, 1902. Administrator.
Smith & Parsons,
Attorneys for Administrator. 3S-4
L. E. Arnaud
EMIIALMER FUNERAL DIRECTOR
All orders will receive prompt
and careful attention
Cure Owl Drug Store
Telephone 15
Hilo, Hawaii
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