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10 ticular day, its street seemed to be paved with gold, and at least one gateway to be made of pearl. I have made many mistakes in my life, but did not do so on that day, and all the romantic dreams of youth, "the reveries of a bachelor," have fallen far short of the solid happiness of real life. True, life has not always been easy for us, and we have not been exempt from our share of trials and sorrows, but a gracious Providence has brought us safely through all, and we can say "Thus far the Lord hath helped us." Besides love helps us "to bear all things," "it never but will be as immortal as the soul itself. We would be ungrateful indeed not to adore the wonderful goodness and mercy which have attended us all our lives, which has led us by ways that we know not, and has cast our lot in such pleasant places, among true and tried friends. "Time has touched us gently, Humble voyagers we, O'er Life's dim, unsounded sea." But as Longfellow wrote: "The night hath not yet come; we are not quite Cut off from labor by the failing light; Something remains for us to do or dare, Even the oldest trees some fruit may bear." I like the sentiment of Albert Pike's poem, which concludes as follows : "The shores of Life are shifting, And we are seaward drifting, Every year. But the truer life draws higher, Every year. But the truer life draws nigher, Every year. Earth's hold on us grows slighter, And the heavy burden lighter, And the Dawn Immortal brighter, Every year. A wedding cake covered with a golden frosting was brought the golden wedding bell late in the afternoon and was cut by the bride of fifty years ago, as she had done in 1860, and the piece was lifted by her daughter, Miss Alexander. THE HONOLULU TIMES Oat & Mossman 76 MERCHANT STREET f Stationery and News Business TEL. 403 Old Kona Coffee McOHESNEY COFFEE CO. 16 Merchant St. When You Speak of "THE CAFE" Everyone knows that you mean the Alexander Young Cafe Open from 6 a. m. to 11:30 p. m. Cor. Bishop St. and Hotel. If you are fond of walking, cycling, camping or horseback riding, join the Trail and Mountain Club, whic his now ready for business, is opening up trails, erecting camp houses and organizing tramping parties. The Trail and Mountain Club was organized April the fifth in the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce. It has already completed its important committees on each of the islands and will now arrange for outings and week-end tramps. It is expected that the Honolulu branch of the outing committee will provide guides every Saturday and Sunday who will meet at a designated spot those who wish to go for the walks advertised. There will be short walks to the mountains for the Saturday and Sunday afternoon and longer journeys for those who wish to devote the entire day to mountain exploring. Special arrangements will be made for those who wish to go camping along the trails from Friday or Saturday until Monday. William Williamson BROKER Stocks, Bonds and Real Estate Member 'Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchnngo 83 MERCHANT ST. P. O. Box 538 ffclophono 612 Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd. Begin today to cook in the cleanest, cheapest, quickest and most convenient way. Our Cabinet Gas Ranges solvo the problem. ALEXANDER BALDWIN, LTD. OFFIOEKS AND DIRECTORS. II. P. Baldwin President W. O. Smith 1st Vice-President W. M. Alexander 2nd Vice-President J. P. Cooke 3rd Vice-Pres. and Mngr. J. Waterhouso Treasurer E. E. Paxton Secretary J. n. Castle Director J. R .Gait Director W. R. Castle -. Director Supir Fietori, Commission Mtrehanti and Iniuranct Aotnti. Agents for Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Company, Haiku Sugar Company, Paia Plantation, Maui Agricultural Company, Hawaiian Sugar Company, Kahuku Plantation Company, Kahulul Railroad Company, Haleakala Ranch Company, Honolua Ranch, McBryde Sugar Company, Kauai Railway Company. H. F. HILL SOUVENIRS Post Office Rotunda, Honolulu, T. H. (FINE LITTLE DEN) New Japanese Market KEKAULIKE ST. Hawaiian Fisheries Ltd. Next to King St., Market - Tel. S6S A. D. C. 4TH & STII ED. CABLE ADDRFSS: CODES: "trustco" I.IEBERRS, WESTERN UNION TBLENIONE EXCHANGE 923 FORT lion Trust Co., ill. Carries on a general Trust business; invests and looks after Trust Funds; collects and remits income-; take general charge of Personal and Real Property at reasonable rates. Has burglar and fire proof vaults for the safe keenlne of valuables. Members Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange. Insurance- Department. Real Estato Department. STREET - HONOLULU