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THE HONOLULU REUBLICAN, SATURDAY. JAXCARY --;, lgoi
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'AUSTRALIAN
COAL CUHEB
TO BE THE BEST
R. B. Hogne, Representative of
Large Newcastle Finn,
Says So.
GIYES TRADE FAGTS AND FIGURES
States Reasons Why Goal
the Colonies Is
SHperior.
From
Av&tratlan Suppy Reaches Between
For and Five Million Tons per,
Annum Is of Greater Value as
Steam Coal Than Product From
British Columbia &. Puget Sound.
.
Among the guests at the Hawaiian
Hotel is R. B. Hague, of James and
Alexnader Brown Company, a large
coul exporting Arm in Newcastle,
Australia. Mr. Hogue is on his way
from the coast, where he has been
the representative of his firm for a
lumber of years, to Australia, where
he will take over the management of
a Mew mine which has just been open
ed there by his company. The name
of IhH mine U Newfleld. It is locat
ed la the Newcastle district and
takes in 10.0M acres of land. There
r two distinct seams of coal, one
lying underneath the other, and the
coal taken from them is said to be
Uie finest yet discovered in Austra
lia The owners, James and Alexander
Brawn & Company, are the oldest
colliery people in Australia, being In
fact the originators of private coal
Mining in that country. They have
been In the buaiues between fifty
ad sixty years.
Is Better Steam Coal.
Dir. Hogue. when seen yesterday.
nnve some figures and fact with re
gard to the shipment of coal to these
fctlandtt. showing how the Australian
coal holds the front rank here. He
Stated that while in former - days.
When only about 10.000 Jons of coal
were used a year here, this had been
supplied entirely from Australia. Now
the consumption of coal in these isl
ands runs up to about 200.000 tons a
year, and coal Is sent here not only
from Australia, but also from British
Columbia and Puget Sound.
Coal Is used here entirely for the
purpose of creating steam power.
large pumping plants and ocean, go
ing steamers consuming the greater
part of the supply. The Australian
coal caii be supplied here cheaper.
or as cheaply as the conl from the
Pnclnc coast, the only reason for
using the latter being that it can be
brought here quicker on a rush order
than can be done from Australia.
Prices and Freight Rates.
The price of coal ranges from $2.50
to it.lB in Australia. In British
Columbia coal of good quality costs
front $4 to $4.50 a tou. and coal of
Inferior quality $8.50. Puget Sound
eeal costs from $2.50 to ?S.50 a ton.
AH these prices are for the coal de
livered Iree on board ship.
The freight rates from British
Colombia and Puget Sound to thesoi
islands hare ranged from $3.50 to
S4.G6 a ton, while the freight from
Australia is uniformly $4 per ton of
ccoL
The reason why the freight rates
are not much higher for the longer
dhttance between Australia and Ho-j
notoln ig that it pays ship owners to;
.send their veamls to Australia with:
lamber. ThU enables them to brinr'
eom! from Newcastle to this port on! the will each of the children receiv- ishes today has proved to us conclu
de retnrn trip at mnch lower rates! ed $50,000 in stocks and bonds and a'sively that people know how to ap
tkJM woW he the ease If u was not ' share of eight blocks of land on : prectete good bargains. Whitney &
or the lumber trade. Halght street from Central avenue Marsh. "Ltd.
Ta Australian and the British
toa.' of oourge has the
vrawbftdt that a duty of 67 cents a i
ion aunt he paid on k upon its en-
teeing this port- This duty Is re,
Amded. however. If the coal is ship-!
1rdoUU steamers and buraed out -
.Me the Territory.
Advantages of Australian
THtiA Awm frfttu t UntniA crriii
-r arrtwia tiwui a. AAWfrUC w
,. Bret advantage the Austra-
an conl enjoys, it is much bettor!
" o--' nMc- lav M.fc .
steam coal than the Puget Sound ;
coal, which U woetly lignite and In '
. th- it.r virfB .u- .u,.....!
cus. The coal from British Columbia ,
ia more oxiMmsie as too merchants
have a good market In the States and
do act oar much about shipping it:
to Honolulu. Finally the total coal
cutout of the Pacific coast is estimat-!
id by Mr. Hogue to be hardb' one mil-
lloo tons ner annum, while that of:
Anrtralla Is from four to flvq million '
ton yearl, which enables the mer-!
chants of that place to sell their coal '
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at a tjufch cheaper rate than ivouldtrrom Ine n'S0 Aews.
nay the inerrfaaats in British Colum-;
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.xioenaa.ycnacneantsargu-. ..Becausc U 5 ialM,led food for
meat la favor of tho Australian prod-.. . . , ,. , . , . .
jct by pointing out the fact that the thousht aaW thc ck kId
jOahu RailroaJ and Iind Company j "WolU you should have thought be-
eoal on hand or the last twelve
months withont being aete t dispose
of L as no one wanted it. becanee of
its lew value as steam coat
YOUXG BARRY
baimix dead
ASPHYXIATED IS HIS OWN PARLOR
THE
WIFE DISCOVERS BODY IN
MORNING AFTER SLEEP
ING ALL NIGHT.
I Sad Ending to Runaway Love Match.
Marie Veronica Baird Baldwin
Was Heiress of Estate of Late
ohn H. Baird Dead Man's Fath-'
er is
Now in Manila.
I SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. IC Barry
Baldwin, Jr., a very well-known young
man, who was a son of Barry Bald -
j win. Sr., formerly of this city, and
bow of Manila, and was husband ol
Mario Veronica Baird Baldwin, an
I heiress of the estate of the late John
H. Baird. was found dead early this,
morning in the front parlor of his res-
idence, 2945 Washington street. The
gas was flowing from one of the jets,
and asphyxiation was the cause or
death. The unfortunate young man
had taken off his shoes and reclined,
on a sofa. He left no note, and his'
family believe that his death was not J
voluntary. There were three gas
jeLs and only one was open, and that
not fully. The window was open.
Under the sofa was a book.
Ynnnir Airs. Baldwin, the widow.
discovered the body about 7 o'clock.
She says that she and her husband
rhattort together last evening until
10 o'clock, when she went upstairs to
bed. He told her that he would fol -
low presently. She went to bed and
fell asleep and did not awake until
7 o'clock. ' Immediately coming to
consciousness she detected the odor
of illuminating gas. The pillow
showed that her husband had not
been in bed all night. She arose.
haatlly. upd went through the house.
In the parlor she came upon the body
of her liuebPPd. It was on a sofa,
'.p. a posture nartly sitting and partly
recJining on cushions. She ran to
rouse hlu. but the body was cold.
n... w n.- tho ms was stronc.
I.'anrfnl nf lfinir nvprenme. the vounc .
.i,intv- ori.vi fnr hli nnri loft the I
riinm
Mrs. Baldwin asserts that there had J901
been no quarrel of late between her-! M- J- Pavao and wife to M. C Per
self and her husband, and that when'reira- Jr- deed: one-half interest in
th.v- t.nrtoi! Inst oveninir thpv were
as friendly as they had ever been.
She says, further, that her husband
htd not ben drinking. Yesterday he!
went out with her and tne children
there are two children and seemed
contented and cheerful.
The circum-;
-lance of nis taking on ms stioes. a
common act of persons contemplat
In.; Miiride, who are generally loth to
have it said that they died with
their boots on. Is regarded at the
Morgue as not conclusive evidence
that Baldwin purposely turned on the
gas and lay down to die; but the
family say that it was not unusual
for him to take off his shoes
stairs before going to bed.
The young couple, on account of the '
proniinenc of their relatives, the,
wealth of the Balrds and the incidents '
r-ttending their marriage, have been
once or twice brought into public i
notice. Barry Baldwin Sr., father of
I he dead man. was formerly a broker
and was United States Marshal In
this district during the railroad
Ike. He is now In business in Ma-'
nlla, where he represents Maeondray'
The bride-, father was the late
John II. Baird. who died in 1S79, and
'tft a large estato to be divided i
among his widow and his four chll-f
dron. Mario V. (now Mrs. Baldwin).!
John R.. David J. and Miles T. Bvi
to Clayton street. The land, which
includes the Chutes property.
wa5 1
left In trust until
the youag
'
should come of ago. That event h lo
j-ened a few mamh ag Ail the
children and the un'a-A who i Mrs
heroniea C. Baird. fornW a e-rpora-
tfc. the Baird Estate Company
I The marriage of young Barrj BaH -
wm ana Marie veronica Hairu. u-hicni
4.. .-.-. . 1
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tWK p-v a ien, ago. ,,
'" aa'r- l irqs are c-atn-,
j . .
OI,cs ma tne Bai,IWJns Protsstants. .
and for that and other reasons, among'
v:.:h was the youth of both youa?i
. ,,le' the F',rVs mothf" l'Psetl aj
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utl ' nowcrer- "? Ba' '" aome.;
wfat ro the residence of Barr- Bald-
win Sr.. and thence to Archbishop
uIhh.1 t. .... 1
au- ,uo marri ner youns,'
'"U"J"- " cnuaren were born of
l. .' raaicn' a 00-v ana a S- The.
chl!drca attend St; Dominic's school
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, Went Asat Him.
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"Oh, -why did you eat that book ofj
quotations?" asked the mother goat
nptj FST1TF TR ANSFFRS
iUiiJL LrJ lit II. lllilll JI L-llJ
i
j Instruments Filed for Record January
. 23, 19C2. ,
! Macfarlane & Co, Ltd.. to Robt.
' Lalag et aL, B. S.
EL G. Keea and wife to P. C Jones.
Ltd.. mortgage.
H. Hao to Danl- Hao. deed.
C. R. Dement to C- Brown, tr.. '
mortgage.
t Tr. Lunalilo Est. to L J
eastre, release.
! J. S. Bailey to Bailer's Hono. Cyc-
lery Co A. L.
Bailey's Hono.
C. Peacock, Sur.
Cyelery
L.
Co. to W
J. H. Afong to S. E. Damon and
nusoana, release.
J. H. Afong to S
husband, release.
S. E. Damon to
mortgage.
E. Damon and
S. W. Wilcox.!
Instruments Filed for Record January
2;,-1902.
Paakonia et al to M. Piikoi, deed.
M. Piikoi to F. Wundenberg. mort
caee.
, s jiahoe et al to If. P. Baldwin,
' deed.
Recorded January 15, 1902.
Joela to Kahuina; deed; R. P. 344S.
Kul. 6124. Ap. 1. Walefau. Maui; $15,
twoiv --J. page i-i'. uaieu uccemuer
2C. 1901.
M. Kaia to H. Mohomoho; deed;
interest in R. P. 343. Kawaihapai.
Waialua. Oahu; $1. Book 229. page
349. Dated December IS. 1901. '
A. Deverill to Hamakua Mill Com
pany; lease; interest in Grants 1277
and 947. Paauilo. Hamakua, Hawaii;
12 years at $136.40. Book 22S. page
437. Dated January 10 1902.
J. A. Svenson and husband to A.
A. T. Anthon; deed; interest in piece
land, corner Queen and Kaahumami
streets. Honolulu, Oahu; $1. Book
229. page 350. Date August 20. 1901.
J. M. Anthon and wife to A. A. T.
Anthon; deed; interest in piece land
! corner
streets
Queen and Kaahumami
Honolulu. Oahu; $1. Book
229. page 351. Dated August 20. 1901.
! Chun Yet to Chun Tai; lease; one-,
' ory laundry house; five years at j
$22 per month. Book 22S. page 475. ;
Dated November 7. 1901.
W. R. Castle to L. Figuerado; '
I deed; lot N of VIII. Kukuau 2d, Hilo.j
Hawaii; $250. Book 234. page 39. :
, Dated January 13. 1902. . ;
' E- I- Kuklna and husband to Lau !
, Sau Choi; deed; portion R. P. 2509.
i Kul. 6450. Kaliht-waena. Honolulu,
Oahu; $600. Book 234. page 40. Dat-.
?" January 15. 1902. ,
'. p- Bor to Western & Hawaiian In-;
t vestment Company. Limited; mort-.
Sage;
R. P. 166S. Kul. S520B. Pahoe !
oe North Kona
Hawaii; $S00. Book t
(230. page 220. Dated
December 19.
" 0,00 "" - J. ivuuai.
R. P
3246.
jnn nnnr
134. page 42.
Dated May
31. 1901.
Recorded January 16, 1902
m. Kiaha to Hutchinson
i Plantation Company;
lease; Ap. 2. ,
Kau. Hawaii: i
Kul. 7093. Kaalalki.
five years at $1S. Book 22S. page 476.
r . o -n-v.
Dated January S. 1902. '
L. C. Abies to C. Spreckels; as-
signment of mortgage: mortgage ,
Pang Chong et al. on two pieces
land. Beretania street, Honolulu. I
Oahu; $2005. Book 192, page 152.
(Dated May 1 1900 ,
. ouivchvis oc tjUMiiiiiiy to t'aiiK
down-'chong et al.: release: two
pieces
land.
Itoretnni.i strpot Hnnnliiln ,
.1
Oahu. $5000. Book 192. page 150. '
Dated July 11. 1900.
Royal Hawaiian Hotel Company.
Limited, to Allen & Robinson. Limit
ed; mortgage: 1 65S-1000 acres land.
Hotel, Richards. Beretania and Ala
ket streets. Honolulu. Oahu; $36.9S4.
Book 230. page 222. Dated January
". 1902.
A. H. Aheona to A. A. Haalelea:
SPECIAL ATTR ACTIONS
Our last clearance sale which fin 1
The Hollister Drug Co. has a large
variety of flower and vegetable seeds
n hand Innt
fresh from the main-
i muu.
Our bread
Is well known
round r
about town' ever7oae that has tried I
I" has become our.steady customer,
p thou and do likewise. New Eng-.
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L f T frtl r& rilknn Iha. a. ...-. tu
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crtam parlcrs and htTe an lce cream
"
i0da. Hart & Co. Elite building.
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. .. .v. feW ,ti., c; usaer & uo s special Keserve O. v.
1 a glass of Primo. you can al-jc. Scotch Tiiskev. For sale bv W
s get both, at the Wela. Ka Hao c peacock & Co
c.imn no or
,
-.h-UW; Ki "".. .uwuus auu;aKe one to-morrow afternoon. You
S3Ke imported for sale amongst the.'can
lKtml? n rf niantBiAHf 7..
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" a4- , ha
Cowan's repair shep Is becoming',
well Known as a place to get good ,
work. Union street. j
. .
The Pioneer Liquor House would
have its patrons kaow that it stiU"
"as the best wine-cellar
In town..
Tn,J Hoffschlaeger Co.. Ltd.
People can.. get along in this ceun-t handling more trade. See Coyne Fur
try without lots of things they would nlture Co.'s ad.
require elsewhsre, but not withont. ;ie Hawaiian News Co. 1 has a
"S6"-Xipne Biue X51, Qahu Jce &
f pt .r -
miccMJC V.O. t
moTrtgage; piece land. Kukuaa. HIlo,
Hawaii; J300. Book 230, page 225.
Dated January IS, 1S2.
A. Paakaala to Akai: lease; R P
S32. Kul 1S75F. Waikele. Ewa. Oahu;
ten years at $30. Book 22S. page 447.
Dated January 2S. 1901.
A. Paakaala to Akai: extension of
lease; R. P. $32, KuL 1675F. Waikele.
Ewa. Oahu; five years paid. 5105.
Book 22S. page 477. Dated January
16, 1?02.
:KMA SUGAR
CO'S HXAXCE
j ARRANGEMENT IS SATISFACTORY
I
(CROP OF THIRTY-FIVE HUNDRED ;
f
TONS IS READY TO BE
HARVESTED.
,i
Ordinary Stockholders Are Subscrib
J
ing for4a Large Amount of the
yNew Issue, Which Was Ratified
by a Three-Fourths Majority
Good Security for First Mortgage
At the meeting of stockholders of
e Rona Sugar Company the issue of
I
$100,000 of preferred stock was rati-
tied by a three-fourths majority of the
stockholders. A large portion ot this
issue has already been subscribed by
the ordinary stockholders, amounting
in all to about $50,000.
Street rumor has it that this action
on the part of the stockholders will
give into the treasury $100,000 of new
bonds and $50,000 or more of prefer
red stock, which the directors are au
thorized to apply or use as security
in connection with certain loan ar
rangements which have recently been
made between this company and one
or two financial institutions. The
present capital stock is $500,000 of
ordinary stock, all paid in, $100,000
of preferred stock .and $300,000 of
mortgage bonds.
It is said that by the time crop op
erations begin there will have been
expended over one million dollars on
the property of the Kona Sugar Com
pany, which will be the security for
the $300,000 first mortgage issue.
As near as can be gathered the es
timated crop now ready to be har
vested is about 3.500 tons, and as the
machinery is said to have been set up
and the necessary money for harvest
ing is procured, it may now be con-
i well launched and
should have a
profitable career.'
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Mission Children to Meet.
The Hawaiian Mission Children's
Society will meet Monday evening at
'7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. B.
j F. Dillingham. A change of constitu-
Sugarjtion and other important matters will
ilV considered.
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Steam Laundry Meeting.
J s
There will be a meeting of the
Sanitary Steam Laundry Company
on Monday. It is probable that no
change in management will take
place. Manager 'Lightfoot continuing
- t0 run the on the regu,ar
lines after the arrangements to pay
"""iuiiuiub " "e ueen cuuciuu-
'
A Cure for Lumbago.
W. C. Williamson, of Amherst. Va.,
U. S. A., says: "For more than a year
I suffered from lumbago. I finally
tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm and it
gave me entire relief, which all other
remedies had failed to do." .Sold by
all dealers and druggists.' Benson,
Smith & Co.. agents for Hawaii.
OFFERED BE
DIFFERENT BUSESTE? HOUSES
Six-shooters are hard things to
handle, let our watchmen handle your
burglars, it is their business. Con
don's Night Patrol. Blue 1211.
Today is the last day of our adver
tised shirtwaist sale, it is pay day too
for lots of people who require such-
things. A. A. Montano. Arlington
block.
Brc yur oM harness round to
u" M ?- nop r
f.80 "f" sood work
- oaranteei Fort street.
.-. j u o-iu.uuj c
clean straw hats of every kind, made
TTt 1TIMH1 U i flf"XV mr TtTTV
j
for fifty cents. Iwa-
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"" K -.
For that tired feeling try Andrew
usner & -s special Keserve O. v.
This is fine weather for a drive.
;et the best horse and
rig in
Phone
town at the Territory Stables,
. .
old Blackstone Whiskey is ,nuii
ed from selected grain, is warranted
pure and unadulterated, and is for
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sale by J. Hartmana & Co.
Bethel
street.
The Guna filing system means la
bor sav?d and Increased fccilities forf
number cf excellent nianns for r?nf
f
SCO dvrtlsempnt -
. -E
Keep Healthy
BY DRINKING
Cream of Chocolate
A pure beverage of great benefit
to invalids and children.
YOU CAN GET IT AT
Salter's Grocery
ORPHEUM BLOCK.
The Complete Process
of repainting a carriage necessi
tates sometimes the putting on
of as many as 16 COATS of
Lead Paint, Filling Paint, Color
Paint and Rubbing Varnish, and
only then is it ready for the final
STRIPING.
I
AH Garriages
that are brought to us go through
all this and more, the old paint
is burnt off and every three coats
of lead are pumice stoned off
smooth and when we' let it go out
of the Shop you could not tell
it from a new one.
Bring in Your Old Looking
Chariot and Have it Resurrected.
W. W. WRIGHT,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER
King Street
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Wm.G.Irwin&Co
-LIMITED-
REFKED SUGAKS
Cube and Granulated.
PAEAFIXE PALNT CCVS
Paints, Compounds and Bulldlnj
Papers.
PALXT OILS,
Lucol Raw and Boiled.
Linseed Raw and Boiled.
MDURME
Water-proof Cold-water Paint, In
side and outside: in white and
colors.
FERTILIZERS
Alex. Cross & Sons' high-grade
Scotch fertilizers, adapted for
sugar cane and coffee.
N. Ohlandt & Co.'s chemical Fer
tilizers and finely ground Bone
meal.
STEAM PIPE C0YERIXG,
Reed's patent elastic section
pipe Covering.
FILTER MESS CLOTHS,
Linen and Jute.
CEMEXT. IDIE & BRICKS
Agents For
WESTERN SUGAR REFINING PO..
San Francisco, Cal
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
Philadelphia, Pa.. TJ. S. A
NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL. CO.,
(Manf. "National Cane Shredder"
Newark, U. S. A
OHLARDT & CO.,
San Francises, Cal
RISDON IRON
WORKS.
AND LOCOMOTIVE
San Francisco, Cal
Furniture Work a Specialty.
1 AH Orders Promptly Executed.
SING LEE TAI
CARPENTER !
CONTRACTOR
PAINTER
54 King Street
Honolulu, H. I.
Sua Wing Lung Co.
K. YAU TOUNG. Manager.
Corner Alakea & Kins Sts.
FRUITS and FRESH OYSTERS
by avery boat.
KONA COFFEE,
KONA BUTTER.
GUAVA JELLY.
Ms Delivered' Free.
GYUHOER PRESS FOR IE'
A CYLINDER PRESS, in good con
ditionjust the Press for a Weekly
Paper. Will be sold at a Bargain.
TEEEI) AND LAST
Great Clearance Sale
SI.00 Waists for S .50
1.50
2.00
2.50
3.00
5.00
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Shirt Waists
WHITNEY &
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OUR CROW
FOR 1902
A boy once wrote: "I luv a
rooster fer tew things one lz the
krow that iz in him, and the other
Is the spurs that air on him to
bak up his crow with."
We admit having crowed often
and loud, but we have the "spurs
to back up the krow."
We sell
Groceries.
pure
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H. MAT &
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Eoston Block.
h Telephones, 22, 24, 92.
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Beer Is a
A pure brew of malt
known.
PRIMO LAGER
is absolutely pure
scientific process
Order a Case from the Brewery.
TELEPHONE-'MAIN 341.
The Drawing
Of one's house betrays whatever refinement and good taste
there is in its adornment to the casual visitor.
A VISIT to our store will convince any one of the excellence
of our stock and the reasonableness of our prices.
H- H WiXXtaixis
1146-1148 FORT STREET.
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MARINE-
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Agents von Hamm-YoungCoLtd,
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Wm. G. Irwin.. President & Manager,
Claus Spreckels.. First Vice Pesident'
W. M. Giffard.. Second Vice Presided
H. M. Whitney, Jr...Treas. and Sec'y
OOO
Sugar Factors
ANTJ
Commission Agents.
000
AGENTS FOR THE
Ortrtv - ?rt G! C! !
WOo&IHC . O. jQ,
S4.00 Waists for $2.00
.11 4-50 " " 2.25
1.00 5.00 " " 2.50
1.25 5.50 " " 2.75
1.50 6.00 ". " 3.00
1.75 6.50 " " 3.25
at Half Price
MAKSH, LTD.
GROCERIES
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and wholesome
CO., Ltd.
Fort Street.
P. 0. Box 3S6.
Tonic
a nil hops is one of fcho bosi tonics
anil ninile by the most improved
Eoom
Gas Engines
Ladies' Underwear
SKIRTS afid CHEMISES
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