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T11K PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 2, 19M.
BY AUTHORITY.
Notlc hereby
coraan .w,th aectU,; of Th. r
re atmir t. k . .
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"tuorn, ann upon r.onm......
th n.w, .. """'""i "
within m k. I m,t" f "nd-rie-within
which thoa obtaining a lir.r...
unuer auch an .is. ii
iai till further nmif. ....
. iuiiuwi:
n r' bounded bv &
on th, m.ka! .We of .7 . "f
Point M fet north..
Kea atreet and running . , . ..
Maun.kea atreet to a" i.'
m.uka of Pauahl atreet. Vh;n 'T
-i ith i-auahi .tr. "
feet northerly from Nuuanu ..,,.
. C.,.,'".W WUh Nuua" avenu, to"
k point M trt mauka of Ii.r-tam,.
17' .th'"r t,aa', w,th IK-nftanU
avenu to a tioint tim .
rrorn rort atrit. i h.n,. ... .
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ort atreet to a txjlnt s . ,
niti
Hotel atreet. thence narallel with tf,
treet to a point tut f.t . fin I Vi . I m
Nuuanu avenu. thnr- r,a,ni
St.... " 1 1 Hill
Nuuanu avenue to a p.,lnt M ft mau
OI Jvln Itrral IK.... . ....
Klnn atreet to llt-thel ir..i ihD .
alontt llethel atreet to a r.o.n.' .
makal of King atrfet. thence puralM
wiib Kln atreet to a bolnt art f.
aoutherly from Nuuanu avenue, thence
parallel with Nuuanu avenue to Mer
chant atreet, thence to a point M feet
north of Nuuanu avenue on the mauka
oi aiarm atreet. thenr t.uraiu.i
with Nuuanu avenue to a point 8 feet
maaai or Kin at it rr i.n.. , .
with Klna atreet to a t.in
north of Maunakea atreet. .thence to
atartlnr point.
Alao at the Hawaiian hotel, the Un
ion aaloon and the Pantheon aaloon on
Hotel atreet. Alao the Criterion aa
loon on Fort atreet for the balance of
th term of Ita present llcenae and the
Fountain aaloon near the Oahu rail
road atatlon for the balance of the
term of Ita present llcenae.
The llmltt for llcenaea contemplated
In aectlona 431. 432 and 433 of the Penal
Lawa, known aa "Dealera Llcenaea."
ahall be the aame aa deacrlbed above.
and In addition thereto Merchant
treet between Nuuanu and Fort
atreet a and Kaahumanu atreet.
Provided that outside of theae limita
retail liquor llcenaea may be Isaued
with the approval of the Governor to
peraona carry In on a regular bona
flde hotel bunlneaa. which llcenaea ahall i
not permit Ilquora to be aold over u bar
and ahall contain auch other reatrlc
tlona aa ahall be deemed to b in the
public Intereat.
THEO. F. LANSINO, Treaaurer.
Treaaurer'a Office, Honolulu. Novem-
SPIDER MAKES USE
OF ELECTRICITY
Weedon asked the committee to en
dorse him for the position. A resolu
tion was offered and passed unani
mously endorsing him for tne ai-uoiut-ment.
The executive committee will
forward a request to President McKin
ley by the next steamer requesting Mr.
Weedon's appointment.
Little Edison, a Custom House Pet,
a Very Wise Insect
The work of pumping out the base
ment of the Magoon block continued
all day yesterday.
-1 . -in . ,..
Corporalioa R ' o
NOTICE.
PARTICULARLY smart spider who resides on the Pacific Mail wharf,
and who has attracted the attention of many whose business takes
them In that direction, has been tamed by some of the boys who fre-qut-nt
the wharf, and has now become quite a pet among them.
This clever arachnid first attracted attention by his endeavors to spin a
web from the rail of one of the Oriental steamships while she was in port not
long ago. to the top of the shed on the wharf. When the steamer finally
Ktarted to move away from the wharf on her way to the Coast, the spider at
flint did not s-em to know whether to go to San Francisco or remain in
Honolulu. Fate lecided the matter foi him. however, and the sudden snap
ping of the silvery threads which held the web. left the spider in the land of
ni turth. ,
Helng of an Inventive disposition, and having worked for some time for a
living, the cute spider has at last come to the conclusion that he can get
along without doing any v. oik at all. And he has Just about succeeded, as
nearly aa any good spider could well expect to succeed. He has spun a web.
after long and infinite labor, from an Incandescent electric light globe to
the edge of the shed near by, and il. he has to do is to let the mosquitoes
and the flies and the bugs ana so forth, attracted by the light, walk right into
his parlor for him to gobble up. Thi spider was a sad looking specimen of
his kind before he adopted this method of getting everything that was com
ing to him. but now he is fat and is supporting a family, and the boys who
have business around the wharf have given him the name of Little Edison
on account of his knowledge of electricity.
Little Kdlaon is much liked, especially by those whose duty keeps them
on watch on the wharf at night, for then, when the mosquitoes become a
nuisance, the aufferer goes beneath the electric light where the sagacious
spider has hi lair and makes a few vicious slaps at the mosquitoes, which
make Immediately for the light and are caught, many of them, in the web of
Little Kdlaon. During the daytime th spider exerts his spinning organs to
repair whatever damage may have been done to his web during the night,
but, during the night, if one will but watch, his eight brilliant little eyes can
b seen ever on the alert for choice and varied insects wherewith to provide
his rapidly growing family. avail I A 4 lav i w ,4- j
THE STOCKBOOKS OF THE WAI-
manalo Sugar Company wl.l be closed
to transfers from November 2Sth to
:30th, inclusive.
W.' "il. GIFFARD,
Treasurer Waimanalo Sugar Co.
5714
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
AT THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL
meeting of the stockholders of WILD-1
ER'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY, held i
on this date, the following officers were
elected to serve during the ensuing
year:
C. L. Wight, President.
W. G. Irwin, Vice President.
S. B. Rose, Sec'y and Treasurer.
W. F. Allen, Auditor.
The above officers, with E. D. Ten-
ney, AV. Pfotenhauer, and G. C. Beck-
ley, comprise the Board of Directors.
S. B. ROSE, Secretary.
Honolulu, November 26, 1900. 5713
ANNUAL MEETING.
EWA PLANTATION COMPANY.
HIS DEATH IS A
DARK MYSTERY
JkeletOLi of h Chine Found
o(T Knuai u 1 Oad
Yeseruuv.
MUSICAL PROGRAM
FOR THANKSGIVING
Centra1 Union Church Service
Will lie of a Very High
Standard.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
shareholders of the Ewa Plantation
Company will be held at the rooms of
the Chamber of Commerce in Honolu
lu, on Wednesday, November 28, 1900,
at 10 o clock a. m.
E. D. TENNEY.
Secretary Ewa Plantation Co.
The time of the above meeting has
Been changed from Wednesday. No
vember 28, at 10 o'clock a. m., to Fri
day, November 30, 1900, at 10 o'clock
a. m.
E. D. TENNY,
E. D. TENNEY.
THIS DAY
At Auction
At the residence of Rev. E. W.
TWING, 548 Fort Street, corner Chap
lain Lane,
WEDNESDAY NUV. 28..
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,
I wlU sell at Auction Household Fur- -niture
and Furnishings, consisting of a-
WEBER PIANO,
PARLOR FURNITURE,
ELEGANT OAK CABINETS Con
taining many valuable Curios.
OAK AND CANE CHAIRS,
OAK WRITING DESKS,
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, some
from Royal Palace,
OYNX TABLE,
LIBRARY, containing valuable
Books,
2 NEW IRON BEDSTEADS,
CHEFFONIER, "
FERNS AND PLANTS.
WILL E. FISHER, g
AUCTIONEER.
ANNUAL MEETING.
ber 24. 1900.
B714
A ghaatly discovery by school children
yesterday in the hau buahea near Forester
Moore's reaUlence In Nuuanu Valley has
developed a mystery which the police are
lnve.tla-at.ng. The skeleton of a male 8entatlon of
reported the fact at once to Ellen Moore,
who telephoned to Captain Pratt of the
(Waterworks Department. The Attorney
Gtneral was communicated with and he in
,turn addressed a letter to the High
PEA LEI) TENDERS
Sheriff. After the Story had gone Its of
filial round. High Sheriff Iirown lmpan-
riled the following coroner'a Jury: C 11.
Will b received at the office of the Su- JV. J
. . . ...... .... . . Chaa. I'hlllipa, V 1111am liiaisdell and II.
perlntendent of Publl.- Works till 12 Cral(be, and drove them in a wagonette
o'clock, noon, of Monday, December t0 the place InJlcatecl In the Attorncy
10th, for th construction of a storm cieneral'a letter.
water drain. ! Hifch Sheriff and the Jury were dl-
" rected to a ortlon of the road above He-
i-iana ami mwimmiuns mi m- in.nr rryolr No. 2 and alove the I 'all saloon. ' na
r. IK. li.lalanl t 1 1 Tmr I n t m nAfTt t flf . , . W 11..,. .. vr6n
' ' .v. , v . .... ...... v. iu m i it iiie rua n uci a iiue waier-
Public Worka. fall deacended almost into the road.
The party waa led directly back of the
doea not bind himself to accept the th ht... h..ha
. . m a. i .a
UWfPt ur Nil lMI.
J. A. M CANDLESf.
Huperlntendvnt I'ubllc Worka.
November 27th. 1900. 5713
1900, being a holiday, tenders for sup
plies for the Oahu prison will be
opened on Friday, November 30th, at
12 m., Inatead of on Thursday, as here
tofore advertised. E. P. DOLE.
Attorney General.
Attorney General's Office, November
:th. IM 5713
I s..
1 I.I
'" t an nri.r mud this d iy
H "Mnrilii.. a. 11. Humphreys 1.1
iMiii.-.I anlf. th an Id S4l
"i i "i.in.., Wedneadiiy, tha
"I I .'tlllirr. IIOO at 11 n'rl.-kt
" I I iv. nt aam plac.
ini...r :t, i.mmi. 5713
I N
1 ' "ALR,
1 N'lTIi'E OF INTEN.
rullKCLOtrillC AND
h?niR. N OtVF.N THAT
, th- power of a.tl contain-
. ,iai ri-rtain mortate datl May
n"'l lV MA It Y A A If I nt
i. i'an. of oahu. mortgagor.
' ''..N i..ng bualnea under
p pame f Alien Itoblnaon of
j 't iii inuiu-
ii:i. i.- . ' " ' . j M. . . ...
l.lll.'f ll'jl l.r. m...mmm MA n
".i nn.ri(ii(M Intends to fora
mi. nn.rticag.. for condition
h.i ' V ,n non-pnymnt of
.i - n.T-n initi m
f"nv....i . .. i. .
" "t puMio auction at tha
"f Jma F. Morgan,
!,, ,,' on Haturday.
, PHI,
AT O '. I.OCK NOON.
Win
rnv-re.t by aald mort-v..-'
"f A" nf ,h," prmlaa
"h.L , K,,n. I-Inl of
VS.,, 7 " 1- rMi.t, f tha premlaea
'i r ' n ,:" Patent N 154
"mi k. . " ward No. 1049 t
e 'i anii ii-arrlbeil aa foi-
' t.i. ... . at Plnt on tha
S Ih."n,"lnin'h IV Road,
tup... . "'" th junction of
" 1 .K,,,"-hmeha IV Road
"h ii-1 'f'if running:
"h ' 'aii, thenr
""U'l-.n ''"t' ," t along ac-
'' i' ""''
'h W'"M. M ft. thenc.
i ' r'"". :0J ft ta Kama
r .... n I. tn tilar. Isaa-ln
hun
lea.
provemanta
.""r 21 mor nr
M " "mprovi
thr '"vnga and appur
"" ninngng.
If
Th Superintendent of Public Worka I
waterfall for a distance of about 100 yarda.
fearful I
sight met the gaze of the party. There I
lay a figure wrapped In rotting clothes. '
A curaory examination uiMcloeed the fact .
that no fleah adhered to the bones. . The
skull waa expoacd directly to the air and i
I was discolored somewhat. The Jaw bone ,
had fallen away. The man had been
dreaaed In a neat black sack coat. j
1 A hat of Hawaiian manufacture made of
.w .cocoanut leaves and covered with a
tiwing to inursuay, iovemDer m, 'pufarfe wn foun,i iyInr about two fe4Jt
8707
C11AS. WILCOX,
Secretary Hoard of Health
UF.OULATION REOARDINO THE
INTERMENT OF THE DEAD
IN THE DISTRICT OF
HONOLULU.
away from thn body, almost as if before
death the hat had tecn removed from the
head and laid upon the ground. The
. . . a . . m. l
iruurri wt-ro di uarn coiur. . ne nun i
were well made and had elaatic sides.
A meaaurement of the trouaers at the i
. K nn-.... V. I Innl. . In.ll.. 1 1 n I
" ' r v Biivn . ' . t .nil 1 ili.ilfri-a ll'UI:d.lll$
that the man was small. Near by the
head waa found a mass of black hair
about 13 Inches long, to which was attach,
ed a cloth braid auch as Is ua-d by Chi
nee. This was conclusive evidence that
the man was a Chinese. In one of the
pockets waa found a hair braiding string.
The skeleton was entirely dearticulated.
,The remains were brought to town and
tne skuii now reposes in tne Deputy
The music for the union Thanksgiv
ing service at the Central Union church
promises to be of exceptionally high
standard. There will be the first rre
what is considered by some
musicians the world's noblest chorus,
"O Great Is the Depth!" from the ora
torio of St. Paul, by Mendelssohn.
All the choral work will be rendered
by a largely augmented choir, under
the direction of Mrs. J. W. Yarndley
and with the accompaniment of Prof.
Ingalls, organist, and Miss Carrie Cas
tie, pianist. Solos will be given by Mrs.
A. II. Otis, Miss Delia E. Griswold.
Mr. H. F. Wichman and Mr. W. W.
Burns. The following is the full musi
cal program:
Prelude "St. Cecilia" (No. 3)
Batiste
Prof. A. B. Ingalls.
Chorus "O Great Is the Depth!" (St.
Paul) Mendelssohn
Choir.
"Festival Te Deum" (E flat)..
Dudley Buck
Soprano, Mrs. A. H. Otis; contralto,
Miss Delia E. Griswold; tenor,
Mr. H. F. Wichman; bass, Mr.
W. W. Burns
Choir.
Response "Awake, My Soul!"
Beethoven
' Choir.
Offertory "With Cheerful Notes"
(duet) .Millet
Soprano, Mrs. A. 11. Otis; tenor,
Mr. H. F. Wichman
. Choir.
Closing Chorus "Now to the Lord a
Noble Song" Wagner
Choir.
Organ Postlude Selected
Prof. A. B. Ingalls.
WAIALUA
AGRICULTURAL
PANY, LTD.
COM-
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THJ.
shareholders of the Waialua Agricul
tural Co., Ltd., will be held at tht
rooms of the Chamber of Commerce in
Honolulu, on Wednesday, November 2
1900, at 11 o'clock a. m.
E. D. TENNEY,
Secretary Waialua Agriculture- Co..
. Ltd. 5712
Friday, at 12
O'clock!
I will offer for sale at auction that .
magnificent corner lot (Mrs. Hendry's
on Pensacola and Kinau streets, with
lawn,' trees, shrubbery and hedge,
ready for building. Size,. 100 x 200.
Terms One-third cash; balance in.'
one and two years.
The time of the above meeting has
been changed from Wednesday, No
vember 28, at 11 o'clock a. m.( to Fri
day. November 30, 1900, at 11 o'clock a.
m.
E. D. TENNEY.
Secretary Waialua Agricultural Co.
ANNUAL MEETING.
OOKALA SUGAR PLANTATION
COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
shareholders of the above company wl.l
be held at the office of C. Brewer St
Co., Ltd., in Honolulu on Wednesday,'
November 28, 1900. at 10 a. m.
E. F. BISHOP,
Secretary.
Dated Honolulu, November 20, 1900.
5708
WILL t. USHER. Auctr.
75 Bicycles
AT AUCTION
At my salesroom, corner Alakea anc&
Merchant streets,
FRIDAY, KOYEMBKK 30r
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
FURTHER PARTICULARS in later
advertisements.
Whereas, inti mere nT.nK RKHfTa office. No marks of violence
place prepared for burial of the dead could be found and the skull had not boen
aa required by law at the expiration f fractured. The Jury searched diligently
tha period set, October 1st, 1900, and an about the skeleton to discover vials, tin
Itenslon of time having ben granted PP . or weapons, but none waa
for such special bjrlal permit until . ..' ,. ..... ,,.,
cemeteries aa prescribed by law should )n hin ornion d'ed some eight or nine
b a valla hi, and now that auch feaal- months ago. The question has arisen
bl arrangements are an accompllahed jfrom this whether the man was murdered
, or wnciniT ne airn ui piaicue. i.irrc in u
belief that he may have been a refugee
from
HE SOUGHT NEGRO
LABOR FOR HAWAII
J. B. Collins Returns
the Southern States
to Islands.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL CO.
LIMITED.
THE NINTH AND FINAL As
sessment of 10 per cent ($10.00 per
share), has been called on the assessa
ble stock of this company, to become
due and payable at the office of Castle
& Cooke. Ltd.. on October 30, 1900, DE
LINQUENT NOVEMBER 30, 1900.
W. A. BOWEN,
Treas. Waialua Agricultural Co.,
Lt'd. 5690
NOTICE TO OLAA STOCKHOLDERS.
11 f lllHi li. r . UlLiLil.NUUAJl tilU.,
' i'Ouj (having taken the agency of the OLAA
fitrt. therefore
. la. fn 1 m a a
r.esolVeil. inai no rrn.u iwr - nf th nnirantlnA cnmr. And
mntj ahall b granted within the city nd hla way toward the Pall, alckened on Koha!a plantation, returned by the China
limits except to inose airriy me way int. rnwien inio ine ousiien o ri-
in hnr'al tilota cape surveillance by the guards who
Thla regulation shall go Into effect p-iroueu m . .rrt ,5 mwry
. . .. . . -. inn nil wan muracrnj uui inerp are r
from and after the first day of Janu- fa of thll(- No monpy waa found ,n
m A TT) 1 00 1 lh. .r- W .1. . nA lArlntf r. llta y.iaitlf
C. It. VOJi. of the search he was penn'uss. The police
Tr.l.ln Hoard f Health. ,wlll make a thorough Investigation and district and made careful inquiry into the
Homlulu, Nov. 7, 1D00. S707
J. it. Collins, formerly chemist fur the
from an extended visit in the Southern
States where he investigated the negro
labor question with reference to the plan
tations of the Island. He was the rep-
hop to stumble en some clue which will possibility of getting a large number of
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unrnnt-i inn ut''j """ wxreu 'mllloa In Immirmt. In lh. slum s
NOTICE.
Iff INTI NO. SHOOTING. OR THE
carrying of firearms on any ofthe lands
owned or leaaeii ry in unwifu com
pany. Ltd.. la abaolutely forbidden.
Treaapaaaera win on pri'"u'i
full extent of th law.
II. F. DILLI.XHlA'i.
1709 Manager.
NOTICE.
DR. J. If. RAYMOND HAS RESUM-
d practlc at the residence now oocu
Med by Dr. W. J. Oalbralth. office
hours. ID to 13 only. Offlra teiepnone.
204; realdenca telephone. Blue 394.
670t
i M,86jj,8)pp was one of the states trav-
1111 I nf pi ACL n elled over, he I cing familiar with the
YYILL UL VsLvsOL U .topography and the people there. He
also made investigations in Louisiana,
L (I D uf K VQ Georgia and Tennessee, but did not con
lUn I If J UM I O slder the cond.Uons for getting labor there
, were aa good as in Mississippi. The cot-
t ii ton and cane business in the Southern
Internal lflVPtUl UtilCO Not States was encountered in full blast and
r rpi I . the demand for negro labor between the
1 1 pCU 1 UUrS'lfl V Or months of September and January is par-
r .ticularly pressing. The wages which are
. ottered during the Dicn.ng season
is
SUGAR CO., LTD.. all ASSESSMENTS
due on the stock of that company are
now payable at the office of said The
B. F. Dillingham Co.. Ltd., and all
transfers of stock will be made through
that office.
J. P. COOKE,
Treasurer Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, Nov. 19, 1900. 5708
WILL E. FISHER. Auctr
At Auction
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30,
At my salesroom, corner Alakea an
Merchant streets, I will offer for sale
at auction, that magnificent ! '
Corner Lot
BEING THE NORTH CORNER OF
PENSACOLA and KINAU STREETS.
SIZE 100x200 FEET.
THIS LOT is ready to be built upon.
Well planted with hedge and large,
trees, with good lawn.
Its proximity to the very best resi
dences in Honolulu places it most ad
vantageous for a home site.
The new electric street car line now
laying its rails, will run within one
block of the corner.
KAHULUI R K . NOTICE
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Kahului Railroad
Company is called for Wednesday, No
vember 28, 1900. at 10 a. m., at the of
fice of Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd., to
consider an amendment to the by-laws
and any other business that may come
before the meeting.
W. R. CASTLE,
Secretary Kahului R. R. Co.
Honolulu, November 13, 1900. 6703
THE HAWAIIAN AGRICULTURAL
COMPANY.
NOTICE.
LAU TIN AND LAU TONO give no
tice that they have bn legally ap
pointed attorneys in fact for Lau Lam
of Hongkong, heir of tha late Lau
Chong. and that they hava a full power
of attorney to thla effect Issued at
Hongkong. LA IT YIN.
l71 LAU TONO.
1
A. C. ALLEN.
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ninaon, mortgage.
f A:i..n .. V"''" h firm nam
. tw,,, 1 Stales gold
, f'irth,. Trta nf purrhaaer.
r'N """'-y. attornaya for tha
Ot,bf 2S. 1900.
IK' a k...
'Uf,i- . n potponi
i "'"""iber 1st. at aam
I ''"""liilu
NOTICE.
THE STOCKBOOKS OF THE IIA
wallan Pugar Company will be closed
to. tranafera from Monday. Norember
:d. to Friday, November 30, both In
clusive.
W. t-
1710
HOPPER,
Secretary.
NOTICE
n t ft OROSS MAN'S OFFICE
.in n eloaeil for a few weeka doling
hla a baa act from tha laianda MM
WEEDON WANTS THE JOB.
Is Endorsed by Republicans To Suc
ceed William Haywood
W. C. Weedon, who is now connected
nue office on the 29th and JOth of this, with Bruce-Waring & Co., Is an asplr-
month. The former day will be ant lor i.ne onice of United States in-
TharJtsglvIng and on the following day j ternal revenue collector for Hawaii, to
the transfer of the office from Mr. succeed W 1111am Haywood.
Haywood to Mr. Hasaon will takej Mr. Weedon made known his wishes
place. The office will remain open to- to the executive committee of the Re-
Amr and all those desiring stamps pumican party or iiawau ana me raw
would better avail themselves of this ' ter waa considered by that body at a
opportunity before tne omce closes, meeting neia a snori. ..u
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
transfers from the 26th to the 30th In
stants, inclusive.
GEORGE H. ROBERTSON,
6711 Treasurer H. A. Co.
ottered during the picn.ng season vary
i or . n . 1 .. .1 k, i.. i .
... . . ,i.t -hi!., n-.,t hn,the stockbooks of the Hawaiian Agri-
me rnin Drougni in ireasury Agent :""v" ,r tCI K..." :7f .fc- Icultural Company will be closed to
B. M. Thomas. In an Interview Mr. g-'oHer are iower by ai
Thomas said In regard to his mission moat hajf tnan wnat they could get in
here: Hawaii. They receive during the dull sea-
"1 received orders from the Commls- son about $10 a month and rent. None of
sloner of Internal Revenue to come to the laborers could be Induced to quit their
Honolulu and transfer the office here l f?Zy?m u -
from Mr. Haywood, resigned, to E. F. Metnodl8t min.ster. Rev. J. Henry Cook
C. Hasson. who will act as collector and a negro laborer who will look into
until such time as President McKln- the conditions which they find here and
ley may appoint a permanent officer. maa a report to the people who are
This transfer will be made on the l"e,,r, reur? W1in, n"rest t
20th Inst. The stamps and money will hr1n'gIng negro ,abor ln0 the Ialand9 Dand
be counted, the accounts audited and believes that much can be accomplished
the balance closed. aa soon as the present heavy cotton and
"After the completion of this work I cane crop Is off.
will remain here to await the orders of
my department. I am hoping that the
president will make the choice of a new
collector while I am here, as this will
save me another trip to Honolulu."
Mr. Hasson also stated that it would
be necessary to close the internal reve
TERMS One-third cash; balance,
one-third in one year; balance in two
years, 7Yz per cent Interest on deferred
payments.
The limit or reserve price being $6,500.
This Is an exceptional opportunity and
snouia De considered.
Will ETFisher
AUCTIONEER.
Lodge Le Progres Del' Oceanie
No. 124. A. & A. S. RITE.
THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL
meeting of the above lodge at 7:30
o'clock THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVEN
ING, at its hall. Masonic Temple.
WORK IN THE FIRST DEGREE.
Members of Hawaiian Lodge, No. 21,
and Pacific Lodge, No. 822, and all so
journing brethren are invited to be
present.
By order of the W. M.
E. B. FRD3L, Secretary.
CLOSING NOTICE.
THE METROPOLITAN MEAT COM
pany will close on Thanksgiving Day,
Thursday, November 29th, after 10
o'clock a. m.
METROPOLITAN MEAT CO.,
LTD. . 5714
At Auction
FRIDAY, NOV. 30. 1900,
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
At. my salesroom, corner of Alakea
and "Merchant streets, I will offer for
sale at auction by order of J. S. CAN
NARIO, Esq., the
Pulama Ranch and
Poupou Ranch
Adjoining the Campbell Land at Puna,
Hawaii, containing 1.806 acres, the limit
or reserve price being $12,000.
One hundred and lorty acres oi inia
land has been planted in coffee.
All the land is exceptionally good for
graxlng purposes.
.Terms of sale: Cash. t
WILL E."FISHER. Auctr.
GOLF.
A MEETING OF THOSE rNTEK
ested in golf will be held in the Scot
tlsh Thistle Club on Wednesday, No
vember 23, at 8 p. m.
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6713 Secretary, pep t"-j.
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