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EVBMINa BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., SATUtlDAY, OCT. 10, 1908.
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WHAT
OUT DOOR WORK
FOR OURJISITORS
Timely Schemes Suggest
ed By Hume Ford
For Hawaii
GOVERNMENT SUPPORT AND
SUPERVISION OF TOURISTS WORK
Man From Australia Soon To Arrive.
Where Tourists Are Drawn
From How To Oct
Them
At the meeting nml lunch of the
Territorial Transportation
Commit-
tec, hold at the University Club at
noon today, plana were mndo for tho
entertainment of Percy Hunter, tho
delegate from Australasia, and head
of the New South Wales Tourist Hu
rcau, who Is expected on the Korea,
llo will draw up a woihlng plan
with members of tho committee fur
tho proponed Joint Australasian-Hawaiian
Ilurcau In New York City.
Tho following Is tho report read by
tho sccrotary of tho committee:
To Ills Excellency tho Governor of
Hawaii and the Dlrcctois of tho
Territorial Transportation Com
mittee. Gentlemen: Mr. Percy Hunter,
manager of the Now South Wales
Government Tourist Ilurcau, Is ex
pected to bo with us from tho 12lh
to tho ICtli of October to discuss In
behalf of Australasia tho drawing up
of plans with Hawaii for joint work
In advertising in America tho allure
ments of our Paradise of tho Pacific
and Australasia. It may bo of Inter
cut therefore to know something of
tho .work of tho Australasian Bureaus
find tho manner In which wc can all
work togothcr, Hawaii being tho log
ical stopping placo ono way or tho
other of nil who cross the Pflclflc.
Your sccrotary visited last jear
FIJI, Samoa, Now Zealand, Tasmania,
Victoria, New South Wales, and
Queensland, studying the Govern
ment Tourist Ilurcau systems thcro
and Interesting tho Australasians In
their neighbor, Hawaii.
In FIJI and Samoa everything Is
dono through tho Governors, nnd" it
seems likely that home sort of co
operation will rnmo about In this
direction, although nt present neither
Is equipped with n tourist bureau.
Tourist Bureau
In Now Zealand tho head of tho
Government Tourist Ilurcau holds al
most a Cabinet position. Ho builds
new toads, cuts trails, erects hotels
and accommodation houses, conducts
tho affairs of ft city that Is nlso a
retort, puts rival transportation line
In scrvlco when, local management
Is extortionate, and in every way
looks' out for tho comfort of the tour
ist, locnl or foreign Literature dis
tributed Is only a side Issue, tho sat
isfaction given the 'tourist after ho
arrltcs In Now Zealand Is tho great
advertisement that lures others sea
son after .season tolvlslt tho wonder
land of tho South' Tho manager of
tho Tourist Ilurcau Is an out-door
man of remorseless energy, who
knows ovcry trail or mountain path
In Now Zealand. If n trail is un
certain In winter ho leads his gulden
nnd makes tho trip, and then, If It
Is safe, sends tho tourist on his way,
with an accommodation hut every
ton miles nt his disposal, where hot
v meals or a night's rest may bo secur
ed at two shillings each. Soon, these.
huts grow Into hotels and tho trait
becomes a road, and farms spring up
along tho route. This Is what tho
Tourist II urea it is doing for New
Zealand nnd tho Tourist.
Garinp For Tourist
In Tasmania, with a population
about tho samo as that of Hawaii,
tho Government maintains a splen
did llttlo Tourist Ilurcau. In Hobart
ou may be rung up at your hotel
nnd n cheery voice call, "Do jou wish
to go unywhero today?" "Yea," ou
bay. "Up Mount Wellington?" "All
right," comes tho quick response".
"I'll send mound and seo If a party
can be mndo up nnd let you know In
half an hour." Tho party Is made
up, two hack loads, nnd tho glorious
trip enjoyed at a smalt cost. In dl
lectins tho tourist to a list of equal
ly reliable hackmen in TnBmnnla, the
head of tho Tourist Ilurcau himself
i.eca to tho comfort of the stranger,
nnd there nro splendid trips planned
for him everywhere about Tasmania,
nnd a list kept of those who whli to
innko them whenever n party Is he-
lug formed, Australians nnd Now
Zenlaudcis go to Tasmania to bo la-
HAWAII CAN DO FOR TOURISTS
BY ACCEPTING AUSTRALASIAN PLAN
ken care of by Its excellent Tourist) State Population,
Ilurcau, and they return again and'N. S. Wales. .. .1,400,000
ngnln season after season. I Victoria 1,200,000
Melbourne Elaborate New Zealand ...l.ooo.ooo
In Melbourne, Victoria, tho Gov- Queensland . ... fiOO.OOO
eminent Tourist Ilurcau maintains S. Australia .... 400,000
ralatlal offices nnd exhibition rooms. W. Australia ... 200,000
It is needless to say that not only Is Tasmania 175,000
tho tourist conducted cvcrywhcic, HAWAII 150.000
but even tho oung men who go 'FIJI (native)
away for their two weeks summer
vacation nro taken care of by tho
Ilurcau. Uldlculously low excursion
rates nrc made on tho railways from
time to tlmo to Adelaide, n thousand
miles beyond to Broken Hill, nnd
even to Sydney nnd Drlsbanc, whllo
tho bona fide tourist Is always given
half rates or less. Eorythlng Is
done to tempt tho pcoplo to travel
n,nd observe. Tho Cook representa
tives complain hero, as they do In
New Zealand, that whllo tho Govern
ment Tourist Hurcaus havo multi
plied tenfold tho number of tourists
nnd travelers in tho last decade, their
commissions ns travel brokers arc
less in tho aggregate, transportation
rates having been reduced almost cv-
crjwnerc ironi a hiiiijiuk 10 lis iuw
nnd sometimes lower than a penny a
mile, nnd nt this tho transportation
companlcs make money.
At Aldelaldc. the capital of South
Australia, n Government Tourist llu
rcnii Is to ho established and cot re
spondent opened with your commit
tee.
From West Australia como cordial
assurances of healthy cooperation In
tho Joint plan proposed, tho Ilurcau
nt Perth, tho West Australian capi
tal, awaiting tho result ot our con
ference, with Mr. Hunter.
Joint Tourist Bureau
Your secretary discussed with Mr.
Hunter In Sydney a year ago somo
ot tho outlines of a plan for Joint
Hawaiian-Australasian work In Amcr
lea. Mr. Hunter's Ilurcau Is mag
nificently organized; the clerks seem
to havo every possible bit of Infor
mation nt tho tips of their finger;.
Thcro nro the outdoor men who can
conduct you anywhere, tho Indoor
men who seem to have been every
where, so as to bo ablo to tell you
nbout It and enthuse you, nnd thcro
Is a clorlcal forco upstairs. Guide
books there aro to everything, even
to booklets that tempt you io become
a trolley-car fiend or an habitue of
the ferry boats. There nro conduct
ed trolley tours, differing dnlly, nnd
all sorts of conducted or prearranged
dally and week-end combination trips
at reduced fares. And It nil pays.
Tho Australasian Tourist Ilurcau Is
a placo beloved by tho people, where
even school children go for instruc
tion nbout their own land nnd aro
welcomed.
From Sydney thcro nro llttlo tours
to tho Illuo Mountains, Jenolyn
Caves, owned and conducted by tho
Tourist Ilurcau, ns is tho hotel at
tho mouth; steamer tours of tho near
by rivers, und ocean lours nt $2.50
por day to tho Now Hebrides, Solo
mon, Mirshall (more than halt way
to Hawaii), and other South Sea and
equatorial Islands, to say nothing of
ix crulso nt tho samo rate nlonz tho
Australian coast to still savage New
Guinea.
Success: Best Proof
So successful havo the Australasian
Tourist Bureaus proved that nil tho
States aro falling Into line. Queens
land now has hor Government Tour
1st Ilurcau, with headquarters nt
Ilrishanc, whence tho tourist is sont
Inland or up the const to tho won
dcrful Kcarns Falls country, whllo
Now Zealand has palatial offices In
Sydnoy nnd other Australian cities,
although n combination for mutual
work In each other's country Is now
on foot.
Tho steamship companies with
headquarters at Ilrlsbano wish to
participate In a plan for a Joint Tour
1st Ilurcau, as do those of Molbourne,
Sydney, and Now Zealand. It is
likely that the cheap cruises to tho
South Sea Islands will be looped up
with Honolulu and even the Pacific
Coast. Tho flve-dollnr-a-day cruise
from the Coast to and among tho
Hawaiian Islands is being brought
about by tho Mntson Company, and
everything seems in position to Join
hands with Australasia for tho ex
ploitation of the Pacific for the ben
efit ot tho tourist and tho pormanent
settler.
Japan is nlso proparlng for tourist
promotion work in America, and
even Dutch Jnyn Is contemplating
something of tho sort. A combina
tion with these for Round-tho-PncIflc
cruises from tho west Amerlcin
coast ports via Hawaii may bo worth
considering nnd discussing.
What Would It Cost Hawaii?
Presuming that tho annual expense
of maintaining n Joint Commercial
Museum and Tourist Ilurcau in Now
York, with branch offices in other
cities, should amount to $100,000 per
annum, It is suggested that the pro
lain division ot uppioprlatloiiH bo as
follows:
A nit.
$25,000
22,000
20,000
10,000
8,000
D.000
6,000
5,000
1,000
1,000
Samoa (natlvo)
$102,000
Against a revenue that may pos
tlbly he self-supporting, ot 5 per
cent, from tho railway and steam
ship companies on sale of tickets.
It Is proposed to Invito Java, tho
Philippines, and Japan to coopcrato
to the extent ot working with tho
Ilurcau to tend tourists to Japan
back to America vln tho Philippines,
Java, and Australasia nnd Hawaii,
and Australia to send her American
tourists back home via Java, Philip
pines, Japan, and Hawaii.
Where Do the American Tourists
Hail From?
According to tho lending hotel res
istor In Honolulu, for tho years 1906-
7-8, oxclustvo of tho Fleet months.
oho special excursion, nnd tho Con-
gresslonnl party visits, a careful sur
vcy up to 1.000 names, month after
month, gives tho following tnblo ot
figures, which hotel men ot expert
enco say in their Judgment Is approx
imately correct:
Out ot every 1,000 visitors to Ha
waii from the States thcro are likely
to register at the hotels from the
Fast 422
South ., 51
Centrnl West 97
Northwest and Canada.... 134
San Francisco 220
Los Angeles 7C
1000
For these the distributing point
from which literature could bo most
advantageously sent would bo
Chicago 573
San Francisco 343
Seattle 84
1000
.A Honolulu hotel register would
show a larger number of actual reg
istrations from San Francisco, but as
many of tho 'Frisco drummers, cspc'
daily those after our Chinese trade.
make tour visits a year, a deduction
must bo mndo.
Hotel and shipping men seem to
think thnt New York first and then
Chicago 'and San Francisco should bo
the central distributing points ot Ha
waiian miormaiion, wun urancu oi-
flccs in Scuttle and Los Angeles. Facts
and figures seem to Justify this,
Thcro is a largo porcantngo of tour
ist traffic from Europo bound for
Australasia and tho Orient thnt pass
cs through New York. A Now York
ofllco could reach out by placing lit
erature on tho trans-Atlantic boats
and through co-oporatlon with the
London ofllco ot the Australian Tour
1st Bureaus.
New York would bo tho central
point fiom which Australasia would
undoubtedly work. Hawaii might
oxert her greatest energies In the
Northwest, hut It would not bo nec
essary to Ignore practically tho ma
jority of our American tourists who
now tome to us from about Chicago
nnd the Bast,
Exhibition Booms
Largo exhibition rooms In New
YArk City, where a Commercial Mu
seum of the1 Pacific might be main
tained would surely bo beyond tho
hopes ot Hawaii alone; with her
neighbors' co-operation It becomes
easy of accomplishment. Every pros
pective tourist to Australasia and Ja
pan should, both in London and Now
York, be able to learn something at
general headquarters of the first stop
ping place on tho Pacific Hawaii.
In Sydney tho Government Tour
ist Ilurcau of Now South Wales oc
cupies a spacious ground floor In tho
business center and a basement. The
basement' being flttc'd up most at
tractively as a commercial and agri
cultural nm6oum. A basement would
go with a ground floor on Broadway,
Now York. Cinematograph boxes
with moving pictures ot Hawaiian
nnd Australasian scenes could bo
placed along tho walls; a epaco
conld bo reserved, as In the Los An
geles Chamber of Commerce, for ster
ooptlcon lectures, whllo on tho main
floor tho walls nnd windows could be
adorned with attractive paintings ot
Pacific scenes. Each State, or Island
could have its desk space, and tho
general force could supplement tho
woik and handle the ticket bureau,
where clrcular-crulso tickets and
railway transportation across tho con
tlnent could be arranged for and ho
tel accommodation en routo engaged
and coupons, If desired, secured for
payment nl fixed laics, Lltorntuio
could ho son t out fiom the Now ymk
oincq ana advertising 7or the year
contracted for. Same oven advocate
the free service of Kona coffee to
visitors to tho Hawaiian section.
The expenses ot a Chicago ofllco
need not be great, nor should It cost
much to conduct branches in San
Francisco nnd Seattle, when It Is con
sidcrcd that both railways and steam
ship companies will gladly pay com
missions on sales of tickets and heart
lly co-operate with such movements
thnt ennnot but benefit their treas
uries more than any others.
The Australasian steamship compa
nies when asked what concessions
and combinations of cruises and
rates thoy would make to aid such n
bureau, have Invariably replied that
with n Joint Tourist Ilurcau in opera
tion it could command, not ask for,
concessions. That better service
could be secured tor tho public goes
without saying.
Wake Up, Hawaii!
your sccrcinry, alter montns ot
Uudy In Australasia of her methods
of taking care ot the tourist and a
year studying the possibilities ot Ha
waii for tho white visitor and set
tler, Is as firmly convinced ns he Is
of anything in this life that the Eu
gllsh lnngungo docs not contain
words too "strong for use in urging
Hawaii and her people to wnko up to
tho fact thnt the twenty thousand
dollars Bpent annually to attract peo
ple to ho Paradise ot the Pacific
Bliould bo backed by an equal effort
to co-operate with the tourist after
ho arrives In Hawaii. The excellent
work of tho Promotion Committee
chould bo given the substantial buck
ing It deserves by supplementing It
with n forco of enthusiastic workers
whose sole duty It should be to at
tend to the outdoor work. Thoro
should bo nn active energetic, enthu
siastic man of remorseless energy" at
tho head of tho outdoor work to make
good the splendid efforts ot tho Pro
motion Department. This head of
the work for the tourist after his ar
rival In Hawaii should ho untrnm
moled by any obligations to prlvato
Interests; his pay nnd the expenses
of his department should come from
the Government and from the Gov
ernment only.. Without such a man
and, department t'6bei'of service to
the tourist attracted to Hawaii, much
ot tho splendid effort of tho Promo
tion Committee In getting pcoplo hero
Is minimized and tho work in Amer
ica in connection with Australasia
would he robbed of Its chief reason
for being. It is tho outdoor force to
parry out the promises Intimated by
the advertising force that has made
Australasia ' the ideal stamping
ground for the tourist of every sized
purse. I know of no placo In tho
world, and I have hunted her nooks
nnd corners for a decade, that or
fern In so brief an area so many
marvelous and alluring attractions
to the lourlBt as does Hawaii. I know
of no placo where the tourist Is so
hampered In getting about and whero
so llttlo is done to aid blm to get
from place to place and yet In all tho
world there Is no more hospitable
people always n door open to tho
stranger, but the stranger does not
usually caro to travel relying on the
generosity ot chance acquaintances
for a nights lodging or a square
meal.
Over-Nieht Houses
New Zealand through her Tourist
Bureau has eliminated this phase ot
tourist life In New Zealand and a
very slight effort on the part ot an
outdoor man In Hawaii would obvi
ate It hero. On tho Island ot Oahu
Government aid need not be appeal
ed to for tho erection of accommoda
tion houses on tho Now Zealand plan.
Individuals havo already offered to
como forward and supply this crying
need to the tourist and the Inhabitant
of the Islands. It but needs the act
ive aggressive man ot Initiative and
force at tho head ot the outdoor
work to soon hnve rest-houses estab
lished on every Island a plenty. Prl
vato capital has been offered toward
building an auto road around Oahu.
Tho outdoor chief should make It his
business to know every highway and
by-way, to crystalllzo such a senti
ment, get tho enthusiasts together,
and the road will bo built, either by
prlvato subscription or out ot the
public funds.
Mountain Trails
Your honorable chairman, the
Governor of Hawaii, Is deeply Inter
ested In tho cutting ot mountain
trails; the outdoor tourist chief
should have charge of these, for they
can become ono of Hawaii's greatest
tourist nssets and attractions.
Of'a Sunday thcro are 70 to 100
walkers on tho slopes ot Tantalus,
and I know from oxperlence that tho
average, male tourist but awaits a
companion who knows the trails to
take many a pleasant mountain
tramp. Tho Oahu Walking Club
seeks to erect n rest and refreshment
shed on Tantalus. Such a rest-
house should bo erected by and tin-
J dor, the dliectlon ot tho Tourist De
1
partment, nnd the Legislature should
not be niggardly In supplying the
funds. College boys there aro a-
plenty in Honolulu who know all the
mountnln trails of Oahu; they would
gladly tako turns week-ends acting
as guides, and already several moun
tnln houses nnd camps have been of
fered for tho use of the tourist. If
only the resourceful party-making
man of authority will materialize,
Tho windward sldo of Oahu Is de
lightfully cool In summer, and dally
dollar coaches ply to rail and hotel
connections. There Is a mountain
trail second to but few In tho world
ot travel, and swimming beaches un
surpassed by any, save perhaps Wal-
klkl. Yet, for the lack ot an outdoor
chief ot tho tourist work for Hawaii,
this part of tho Island Is a closed
book to the tourist, and to most Ho
nolulu people.
Outdoor Chief
The chief of an outdoor depart
ment could here, as In other lands,
'phone dally to the hotels, great and
small, to ask If any guest wished to
Join a walking, driving, or auto par
ty. The smaller hotel keepers assure
me that often their people leave Ho
nolulu for tho Const because, they
know of no week-end or dnlly ex
cursions to b rcak the regular routluo
nnd I know of several men of use In
Hawaii today who when ready to
leave have been tempted to stay over
for a tramp or n camping trip nnd
they are still here. Thcro should bo
someona to get the tourists together
for their own pleasure and tho ben
efit nnd advertisement of Hawaii. At
Wulklkl I havo reason to know that
an outdoor man of energy could keep
Burflng parties going all the time If
ho would only uso the phone, or
could coopcrato with the chief ot out
door tourist work, and what more ad
vantageous method of spreading Ha
waii's fame broadcast? In every way
we need tho outdoor man on Oahu
and a general energetic head ot this
department, who would visit the oth
er Islands and organize systematic
work. At night-time In Honolulu
h .irnnr wiihin r .ram. i' ni
..... ...n. .. of-""
a loss for amusement; yet .wo have a
Chinatown unequaled In, America. 1
have taken acquaintances tojvlslttho
Oriental theaters theilnty getafV
dances, the archery galleries, tho
quaint temples, tho silver and gold
workers, and the brightly lighted
shops of our Oriental town. They
have returned night after night,
caught and held by tho strange charm
ot Chinatown. Responsible guides
there are who would gladly, conduct
(parties through this portion of tho
city at night, show all Its pleasant
attractions, and provido for a Chi
nese or Japanese supper. Hero is in
asset worth considering.
Recent visiting local parties to
Maul and Halcakala only demon
strate that this field should be work
ed, and thnt there should bo some
ona who could and would make up
and conduct tho parties. The same
Is true of the wonderful canyons ot
Kaunl, reputed to excel anything of
the kind on tho American continent.
Everywhere there Is a field ot labor
for tho Outdoor Chief, designing and
carrying out Wonder Tours that aro
suggested and advertised by hlB co
adjutors and heads ot tho Promotion
Committee.
Wo have everything superlative to
offer tho slghtaoer from either Amer
ica or Australasia, the highest Isl
and mountains In the world (except1
lng Fujiyama), the largest active
and the largest quiescent craters, and
tho balmiest climate. We meet next
week the representative of Australa
sia; he can tell us many things that
it will be well for us to know, regard
ing the best methods of getting tho
public to visit scenlo wonders. It Is
to be hoped that we can unlto our
efforts with his and reach hands
across tho sea In both directions to
bring America and Australasia near
er together and nearer to ourselves.
It can bo dono.
ALEXANDER HUME FORD,
Correspondent Secretary Territorial
Transportation Committee.
The late Ambrose L. Thomas ot
Chicago once told a story about two
doctors. "To Illustrate my point,"
ho snld, apropos ot an advortlatng er
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found thn man In a high fovcr and
partially unconscious. Each put his
hand under the bed clothes to feel
Bones' pulse, and each accidentally
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typhoid,' said the first physician.
'Nothing of the kind,' said the other.
'He's only drunk'." Rochester Her
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Legal Notices.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
At Chambers: in Probate. In the
Matter of tho Estato of Solklchl Shi-
gcyoshl, Deceased, Order of Notice
ot Hearing Petition for Administra
tion. On reading and filing tho peti
tion ot G. Tashlro. a friend of tho
widow ot deceased, alleging that Sel-
klcht Shlgoyoshi ot Okiuru, Japan,
died Intestate tt Oklura, Japan, on
the 3rd day of March. A. D. 1908,
leaving property In tho Territory ot
Hawaii necessary to be administered
upon, and prajlng that letters of ad
ministration Issue to him, tho said
G. Tashlro. It Is ordered that Mon
day, tho 2nd'day of November, A. D.
1908, at 9 o'clock a. m.. bo and hero
by Is appointed for hearing Bald peti
tion In tho court room of this court
at the Judiciary building, Honolulu,
Oahu, at which time and placo all
persons concerned may appear and
show cause, It any they have, why
said petition should not bo granted,
and that notice of.tliln order shall bo
published once a week for three
successive weeks in the Evening Bul
letin newspaper published In Hono
lulu.
Dated September 2C, 1908,
(Slg.) J. T. DB BOLT,
First Judge of the Circuit Court
ot tho First Circuit.
Attest:
(Slg.) JOHN MARCALLINO,
Clerk.
A. S. Humphreys nttorney for peti
tioner. 4UB Sept. 2G; Oct. 3, 10, 17.
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Notice Is hereby given that pur
suanl to tho power ot snlo contained
in that certnlti mortgage, dated tho
21st day of December, 1000, mada
by P. Sllva and wife, ot Honolulu,
iBlnnd of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii,
to the Western nnd Hawaiian Invest
ment Company, Limited, Mortgagee,
and recorded In tho ofllco of tho Heg-
iBtrar of Conveyances, In Honolulu
aforesaid, In Liber 214, on Pagca
372 to 374, lncliishc, nnd nsslgncd
to John G. Corrca by Assignment da
ted August 24, 1008, and recorded in
tho Ofllco of said Ilcglstrar In Liber
309, pngo 129, tho aBslgnco of tho
mortgngco intends to forccloso said
mortgage for condition broken, to-
wlt: tho non-payment ot principal
when due.
Notice Is llkowiso given horeby
thnt tho property covered by Bald
Mortgago will bo sold at public auc
tion by James F. Morgan, nuctloneor.
at his office, 857 Kaahumanu Street,
Honolulu aforesaid, on Monday, thn
19th day of October, 1908, at 12
o'clock noon of said day.
The property covered by said Mort
gage and Intended to be sold ns nfnro
sald consists of thn following:
All that certain plcco or parcel oC
land situate on the Ewa sldo ot LI
Itha Street, Honolulu aforesaid, bo
Ing 60 feet on Llllhn Street nnd 90
feet deep; And being n portion ot
Royal Patent 5G4S, L. C. Award 11 1 1
to Plllkua, and devised to said P. Sll
va, Mortgagor, by Will of ThomaM
Sllvn, duly entered Into Probate.
Together with all tho Improve
ments, rights, casements, privileges
nnd nppurtennnces thereto bolonglng.
Terms: Cash, United States gold
coin.
Docds at expense ot purchaser.
Ir further particulars apply to
W. C. Achl, Iloom 1. Mclntyru Build
ing, Honolulu, nttorney for tho As
signee of tho Mortgagee, or James F.
Morgan, auctioneer, 857 Kaahumanu
Street, Honolulu.
Dated at Honolulu, this 19th day
ot September, 1908.
JOHN G. COlUtKA.
Assignee of tho Mortgagee.
4110 Sept. 19. 2C; Oct. 3, 10, 19.
HIGH SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE.
Under and by virtue of n certain
Alias Execution, Issued out of tho
Circuit Court ot the First Circuit,
Territory of Hawaii, on the 17th dny
of September, 1908, In tho matter nCi
Henry Smith, Trustee, Plaintiff,
against Raymond Rcrs nnd Mary
Reyes, Defendants, No. Equity 1576,
I did, nt 11:57 A. M ot tho "said
17th day of September, 1908, makn
n demand on Raymond Reyes, de
fendant, for payment ot within
amount of said Alias Execution, nnd
said Raymond Reyes, defendant, hav
ing fulled to comply with such de
mand, cither In wholo or in part, I
did, on said 17th day of September,
1908, levy upon, nnd shall offer for
sale nnd sell at public auction, to tho
highest bidder, nt tho front entrance
of tho Capitol Building, In Honolulu
aforesaid, at 12 o'clock noon of
TUESDAY, the 27th duy of October.
1908, nil tho right, title, Interest nnd
estate of tho said Raymond RoycB,
defendant, In nnd to so much at tho
property hcrolnnftcr described an
may bo necessary to satisfy tho said
Alias Execution, unless tho sum of
One Thousand One Hundred Ninety-
four and 80-100 ($1194.80) Dollars,'
that being tho amount for which.
said Alias Execution Issued, togeth-'
or with interest, costs, and my feu
and expenses nro previously paid:
PROPERTY TO BE SOLD.
1. All tho right, title, Intorcst ami
estate ot tho said Raymond
Reyes In and to that certain
piece or parcel of land sltuato
on tho Asylum Rond in Ho
nolulu, Oahu, and being nil ot
Lot 3 of tho subdivision ot tho
Mnrhado (Asylum Road)
property, as Bet forth In Par
tition Deed recorded In thn
Hawaiian Registry of Con-
vcynnccs In Honolulu, In Li
ber 241, pngo 111, tho said
lot containing an area of 30,-
I
872 square feet.
.. All tho right, title and Interest
of the said Raymond Reyes
In nnd to thnt pleco or parcel
ot land sltuato at Kahuluu,
North Kona, Hawaii, describ
ed In R. P. 5198. I,. C. A.
5089 to Nnhoounnunn, rou
i tnlntng 3 acres and 521 fath
oms. 3. All tho right, title and Interest;
of tho said Raymond Reyes In'
nnd to thnt' plcco or parcel ot,
land sltuato at Kahuluu afore
said, described in It. P. 4834,
L. C. A. 5G7S to KnuwBle,
containing an area ot 1 ucio
885 fathoms.
Terms Cash.
Deeds nt the oxpenso ot purchas
ers. Dated September 24, 1908,
WM. HENRY.
High Sheriff, Territory ot Hawnll.
4114 Sept. 24; Oct. 10, 20.
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ness office. These are the new tel
ephone numbers of the Bulletin office,
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