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EARNINGS

andSAVINGS

; In order to live today andyou MUST EARN MOX- -

. EY. In order that your familyway live, and live -- better tenyears from now, you MUSTSAVE MONEY. We offer youthe opportunity to save. Youcan open a Savings Account

, with us by depositing one dol- -.. lar or more and every dollar

you have on deposit will beearning Interest for you every

V; day. ' .

Bank ofHawaii, Ltd.'"; Capitat-Surplu- s $1,200,000.

Eyes Examined,Glasses Supplied

r Factory on the Premises

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--A K Sanford,Coatoii Building Fort Street'

. Over May & Co.,

Odds and"ilnds of :

Builders'; ?

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.fc'u II dera t hardware, better lookover this assortment "

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Lots Coolie,AT3ENTS. v Py

n: s. King st. : ;

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PALII.CAEE,. la now located in Ita new buIId- -

lng, 116-11- 8 HOTEL STREET.General Catering of the Highest

r Ciata 'W"-;;:- -

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,.,.".""'. (M. Tepfolossy) ' :

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;;.-- . , Specialty. vv--

Store:,, Palm Bldg. . Tel. 4765

J ANTON STANGE' 4Vr BROTHERvXerman Confectionery, and

' Fancy Bakery .'.... .

The best - kind of cake, V tarts and" pastry; ice cream $2.50; aher--

j i bet $2.00 per gallon.? German Rye Bout hread ; German

half-fin- e, rye bread. . 1182 Alakea "St.rear Berelania, Phone 3793. 4 ,( ,

CosmopolitanCafe

Pwahi Street, near Fort

-. :Vienna Bakery,has tha best Home-mad- e Bread,

i German Pretrela - and Coffeeik Cake. Be suro and ring up 2124.? ;

i 1 123 FORT STREET

i rr T.TTP'AT.nm'fi0ff.cei 1412 Nouanir' 8L, cor. Vineyard

s C ' Telephone v1540rOmce Ilours:,. 9. to.i2; a. m., 7 to 8

pv- - m Sundays by. appointment

ibsice.;.. Telephone 2613; P. O. Box

.Ioitaifbn Tirpewritcr- Work.

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BY AUTHORITY.

NOTICE.

PAYMENT OF WATER RATESUNDER METER.

as provided by Act 112, SessionLaws of 1&09, all persons holding wa-

ter privileges under meter are herebynot Hied tbat meter rates are due andpayable at the office of the HonoluluWater Works, Capitol Building, on theiirst days or January, April, July andOctober of each year.

All meter rates remaining unpaidwithin fifteen (15) days thereafter,shaJl become delinquent and shall besubject to an additional charge of teniV'7 ) per cent.

Failure to pay such rates withinthirty 30j days after the same became delinquent, the water shall besubject to Immediate shut-of- f withoutfurther notice.

J. M. LITTLE,Superintendent of Honolulu Water

Works.Approved:

MARSTON CAMPBELL,Superintendent of Public Works., 53C4Oct 11. 18. 25; , Nov 1..

NOTICE OF SALE OF GENERALLEASE.

At 12 o'clock -- nooni Saturday, October 26, 1912, at the front door to theCapitol Building, Honolulu, there willbe sold at public auction under PartV. of the Land Act ot 1895 Sections278-28- 5 ' inclusive. Revised Laws of.

Hawaii, a, general lease.. of the Gov?ernment remnant, situated at Moloaa,Kauai, and containing an area of 300.0acres, more or. less..;, ;. c;

Upset rental. $75 per annum ; pay-able semi-annuall- y in advance..,

, Term of: lease. . 15 1 yjeara; irom November 1, 1912. I-- -

This, lease will contain the clauserequiring fencing between - this landapd the Government forest reserve.,

The. purchaser Qhall pay the costof advertising. .

. Reservation regarding land requiredfbr homestead, ,. reclamation, settlement

or' public purposes will be em-

bodied 'in, this, lease.. Kl .. v. L; Fori map .and further particulars.

apply, at the olfice of the. Commission'er of Public Lands, Honolulu

Commissioner of Public Lands.Dated at Honolulu. September 23,

1912. . i .

5349Sept 24; Oct 1, 8. 15, 22, 25

NOTICE : OF SALE OF GENERAL- " LEASE.

At 12 o'clock ; noon,' Saturday, October 26, 1912, . at the front door totftej Capitol. Building,, Honolulu, therewill be sold ,at public auction underPart V. of the Land Act of , 1895, Sections 278-28-5 inclusive, Revised Lawsof Hawaii, a general lease, of a; portion of the land, of.. Honouli-wa- i, Molokai, containing, an ; areai of . 630.0acres, more or less,' .''

-" ,

'?Upset . rental, $157.50' per annum;

payable semi-annuall- y n advance., Term of lease. IS years from ; No--

veniber 1, 1912This lease will contain a clause re

quiring. ,'. fencing along, the-fores- t reeervev: r.;:--. i?--,The purchaser shall pay. the cost ofadvertising. V; "

. ',:,y: -, Reservation regarding land required

for. homestead reclamation, settlement or public purposes wUL be,, em- -

DOdled", In. this . lease.;., C . v, .Fort map and further particulars,apply ; at the office lot the Commis-sioner of Public- - Lknds, Honolulu.

, ,; JUbHUA U. TUUKKK,Commissioner ' of Public Lands, v

Dated , at Honolulu,- - September, 23,1912.-- , ,

5349Sept 24; Oct 1, 8, 15, 22, 25

SEALED TENDERS;

SEALED TENDERS will be received by the Principal, of LahalnalunaSchool up: to Wednesday, November6th, 1912 for supplying LahalnalunaSchool with taroa or pol, for the termof one year from December isL 1912:til taro to be of proper size and goodqualitr.and freshly pulled; the pol tobe delivered in barrels of proper andsatisfactory degree of consistency,and prepared in place and manner inconformity with the' rules and. Jregula-- .

lions and laws governing the manu-facture of poi: the said taro or pol tobe delivered, at such times and insuch quantities as required by theschool

A bond for the faithful performanceof the. contract must be furnished, inthe - sum of Two Thousand Dollars.

The right to reject any or all bidsis hereby reserved.(Signed) C. A. MacDONALD,5373-1- 0t Principal.

SEALED TENDERS.

SEALED TENDERS will be received by the Superintendent of PublicWorks until 12 m. of Saturday, Ho--

ven.ber IS. 1912, for furnishing theDepartment of Public Works with 1

4 inch and 1 14 inch Venturl Meterswith Recording Apparatus.

Specifications are on file in theoffice of the Superintendent of Public Works, Capitol Building.

The Superintendent of PublicWorks reserves the right to rejectany or all tenders.

MARSTON CAMPBELL,Superintendent of Public Works.

53GS-10- t.

SEALED TENDERS.

SEALED TENDERS will fce receiv-ed at the office of the Superintendentof Public Works until 4 p.m. of Thurs-day, October 31, 1912, for furnishing

Cast Iron Pipe and Fittings' forthe Honolulu Water Works.

Blank forms of proposal are on filein the office cf the Superintendent ofPublic Works.

The Superintendent or PublicWorks reserves the right to rt-jee- l

any and all tenders.(Signed) MARSTON CAMPBELL,

Superintendent of Public Works.Honolulu, T. 11., October Zl, 1912

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HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, PHI DAY, OCT. 25, 1912.

LEGAL NOTICES.

No. 208. TERRITORY OF HAWAII.

COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION.TERRITORY OF HAWAII to FRED

WEED; T. C. POL1KAPU: FUJITA;ANTONE MARQUS: MRS. IDAWATERHOUSE; C. H. COOKE. Attorney in Fact for MRS. IDA E;

JOHN KINOLAU;JAMES MCCABB; SAM KAMOKU;(J. N. SING; AUGUSTO DIAS;ELIZABhrril POEPOE; MRS. A. T.JOHNSON; ALBERT WATER-HOUSE- ;

ELEANOR W. WOOD;MARY S. CORBETT; WILLIAM M.AHIA; IPUHAU K AM ANA: HENRYK. SNIFFEN, more generally knownas HENRY KAMANA; ESTATE H.WATERHOUSE; TERRITORY OFHAWAII, by Alexander Lindaay, Jr.,Attorney General, and Marston :

Campbell, Superintendent of PublicWorks; CITY AND COUNTY OFHONOLULU, by Joseph J. Fern,Mayor and President of the Boardof Supervisors; and to ALL whom

it may concern:WHEREAS, A petition has been

presented to said Court by JOHNLEMMES to register and confirm histitle in the following-describe- d land:

Being Grant No. 54S6 to J. R. Am-ori- n,

and a portion of L. C. A. 956 toUaualakehau, on upper Fort Street,Honolulu, Oahu.

Beginnig at the East corner of thispiece, at the street side of redwoodcorner post, on the northwest side ofFort Street, said point being by trueazimuth 216 39', 389.8 feet, from thenew north corner of Fort and SchoolStreets; the es of said pointof beginning referred to PunchbowlTrig. Station being: 1205.15 feet northand 1477.10 feet west ' Also said pointof beginning is true azimuth 188 24'and distant 51.7 feet frpm Sewer Man-hole' in Fort Street; and; running bytrue azimuths:U 36, 39V 157.8 feet, along northwest

side of Fort Street;2. 126' 25' 76.8 feet, along fence,

.along I. Kamana lot;3. 144 07' 75.8 feet, along fence.

along Wm. M. Ahia lot;4. 232 25' 72.0 feet, along fence,

along Mrs. Ida Waterhouse:: y lot; . " '5. 221 07' 21.3 feet, along fence,

" along Mrs. Ida Waterhouselot; ' :

6. 3109 40 29.8 feet, along fence,along Est H. Waterhouse lot;

7. 217 60' ,.59.5 ..feet, along fence,along Est. H. Waterhouse lot;

8. 314 00' 97.8 feet, along fence,along E. Johnson lot; to thepoint of beginning. Contain-ing an area of 19,913 squarefeet

You are hereby cited to appear atthe Court of Land Registration, to beheld at the City and County of Hono-lulu on the 15th day of November, A.D. 1912, at' two o'clock In the after-noon, to, show cause, if any you have,why the prayer of said petition shouldnot be granted. And unless you appear, at said ' Court at the time andplace aforesaid your default will be recorded and the said petition will betaken as confessed; and you will beforever barred fVom contesting saidpetition or any decree entered there

"'on.M'!nooii (ha WTTTTATW

L WHITNEY, Judge, of said Courtthis 3rd day of October, in he yearnineteen hundred and twelve.

.Attest with Seal of said Court:(Seal.) JOHN MARCALLINO,

, RegistraV.5358 Oct 4, 11, 18, 25

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned having been dulyappointed Executrix and Executor ofthe Last Will and Testament of Walter C. Weedon, deceased, late of Ho-

nolulu, City and County of Honolulu,Territory of Hawaii: Notice is herebygivenTto all persons to present1 theirclaims against the Estate of said W.C ; Weedon, deceased, duly authenti-cated, whether secured by mortgageor otherwise, to Ida Jane S. Weedon,one of the undersigned :, at her office,Room 5 Waity Building; King Streetor at her residence, 1717 BinghamStreet, Honolulu aforesaid, within sixmonths fr6m the date hereof, or theywIR '.'be forever barred. And all persons indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated, Ho-nolulu, October 11, 1912. IDA JANES. WrEEDON. WILLIAM L. HOPPER,Executrix and Executor Of the LastWill and Testament of Walter C.Weedon, Deceased.

5364 Oct 11, 18, 25; Nov 1, 8

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THEFirst Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.At Chambers. In Probate. In theMatter of the Estate of Anna Phillips,Deceased. A Document purporting tobe the Last Will and Testament ofAnna Phillips, Deceased, having onthe 10th day of October, A. D; 1912,been presented to said Probate Courtand a Petition for Probate thereof,praying for the issuance of LettersTestamentary to Richard Phillips,having been filed by Mary Ann Phil-lips; it is Ordered, that Monday, the18th day of November, A. D. 1912, at10 o'clock a. ra. of said day, at thecourtroom of said Court at Honolulu,Oahu, be and the same is hereby ap-pointed the time and place for prov-ing said Will and hearing said Appli-cation. Dated at Honolulu. Oct 10,1912. By the Court: (Seal) J. A. DOM-1NI- S,

Clerk, Circuit Court, First Cir-cuit. Alexander D. Larnach, attorneyfor petitioner.

5364 Oct 11, 18, 25; Nov 1

BUSINESS NOTICES.

SHOOTING NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned thatshooting, without a written permit, isstrictly prohibited on the O. :t. &. L.Co. ranch lands of Kahnku, Waimea.Kawailoa and Mokulcia, the shootingrights being luMd by tlie Haleiwa Ho-

tel Co. for its guests.Per order:

TIALE1WA HOTEL,CLIFFORD KIMBALL. iar.

Haleiwa. Hawaii. Oct. 1912.i7o-l- v

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WirelessTo the Advertiser

Two hundred and sixty,-fiv- e Greksembarked at the Oakland Mole yes-

terday afternoon and boarded a spe-cial train for the long journey to theother side of the Mediterranean totake up arms in the struggle byGreece to throw off the yoke of Tur-kish tyranny. So far over five hun-dred Greeks have left San Franciscofor the scene of war.

Rear Admiral Chagin, commanderof the Emperor of Russia's privateyacht Standard, committer suicide athis residence yesterday. No cause forhis act is known.

All records for single shipmentsfrom San Francisco to Honolulu werebroken yesterday with the sailing ofthe Matson Navigation company'ssteamship Wilhelmina, Captain PeterJohnson, Seven thousand, five hundred tons of general merchandisehave been loaded into the holds of thebig ship.

A big gray owl, which had beendriven far out to sea in a storm,boarded the aMtson liner Honolulansome days agb when the ship was over800 miles from San Francisco. TheJHonolulan arrived from Honolulu yesterday with the owl perched in the forward rigging.

Governor Johnson, Progressive vicepresidential candidate, addressed atScranton, Penn., last night the largestaudience that he has had since starting on his journey across the country. Both as to size and enthusiasmit surpassed any political meetingheld in the Keystone State during theentire campaign. Every mention ofRoosevelt's name brought the big au-

dience to Its feet.

;. Colonel Roosevelt has gainedstrength so rapidly that it was ex-

pected today that be would soon bepermitted' to resume the work of hiscampaign.

.The patient arose this morning af-

ter he had breakfasted and dressedha lounging robe and walked aboutthe house more freely than at anyprevious time J since he was shot inMilwaukee. .

Important witnesses wanted by theUnited States district attorney in thecase of the Johnson-Lucill- e Cameronaffair; have disappeared and officersare searching for them.

Some of these witnesses are saidby the authorities to have left theCity. ... '.;:.

" : .; -

Johnson will retire from the Saloonbusiness-- in Chicago, onvNevember 1,according to an announcement madetoday by Chicagp officials and the of-

ficials of Cook county? ; VMiss Gladys 'Evans, the militant

suffragette, has been ' arrested forfailing to report to the police, as re-

quired by the terms , on which shewas released from Jail. She wag re-

manded for a week.; Miss Evans was sentenced to fiveyears on, August 7 last, on a chargeof having set fire to the TheatreRoyal the day before Premier As-qui- th

was to speak there on homerule.

An elaborate ceremony markedthe selection of the site for the onemillion dollar building which will beerected In San Francisco by theChinese Republic at the fair groundsfor the Panima-Pacifi- c Exposition tobe ready in 1915.

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EXPORTS TO HAWAIIFROM NAPLES, ITALY

Special Star-Bullet- in CorrespondenceWASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 3. The

American consul at Naples in the cur-rent issue of the Dally Consular andTrade Reports, issued by' the depart-ment of commerce and labor, givesthe value of exports from Naples toHawaii as $2934 in 1910 and' $2832 in1911. For comparison the value of ex-

ports from the same port to Porto Ri-

co and the Philippines are given:Porto Rico 1910, nothing; .1911,

$11,311.Philippines 1910, $1652; 1911,

$1519. . ALBERT.

CORPORATION NOTICES.

NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, have this daydisposed of all our interest in and tethe Candy and General Merchandisestore of the of WingWo Chong Company, at Nuuanu St.,Honolulu, to Leong Douns.

Dated October 8th. 1912.LEO KON SING,LEONG CHONG,HO MON .TACT,LEONG YOUNG KAN,LEE PAK LIN,CHANG WAYSUN BO SING,CHOCK YAU TIM.

A FEW CENTSwill insure registered and unresisteded parcels of merchandise by mailagainst loss from anv cause whatever.HOME INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII,

LTD.96 King Street, corner Fort.

Telephone 3529.

P. H. BURNETTE

Commissioner of Deeds for Califor-nia and New York; NOTARY PUB-LIC;- Grants Marriage Licenses. DrawsMortgages, Deeds, Bills of Sale,Leases, Wills, etc Attorney for theDistrict Courts. 70 MERCHANT STHONOLULU, Phone 184,

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SHERIFF IffAKAI XUIROBERT. PARKER WAIPA

SUPERVISORS LUNAKIAICHAS. N, ARNOLD

(Kale Anola)CHAS. G. BARTITTT, (ICale Pakaleka)

ANDREW E. COX .(Analu) .

JOHN B, ENOS(Keonio Enoka)

CARLOS A. LONG(Kalo Lona) .

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(Eluwlna Palika)

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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

NOTICE.

Havine been regularly nominated bythe Republican District and CountyConvention for the office of Represen-tative, Fifth District I respectfully so-

licit the support of the voters in thecoming election. t

EDWIN K. FERNANDA5364--tf

NOTICE.

Havine been regularly nominatedbv the KeDubllcan District and CountyConvention for the' office of Repre-sentative, Fourth District 1 respect-fully solicit the support of the votersIn the coming election.

JOHN K. . KAMANOULU. .

5350-t- f .

NOTICE.

Havine been regularly nominated bythe Democratic District and . CountyConvention for the office of Super-visor. City and County, of Honolulu, Irespectfully solicit the support of thevoters in the coming election.

JOHN MARKHAM.5361-t- t

NOTICE.

Havine been regularly nominated bythe Republican District and CountyConvention for the office of CountySheriff, I respectfully solicit the sup-port of the voters in the coming elec-tion.

ROBERT WAIPA PARKER.6358-t- f

NOTICE. ,

Having been regularly nominated bythe Republican District and CountyConvention for the office of City andCounty Clerk, I respectfully solicit thesupport of the voters in the comingelection.

D. KAIiAUOKALANI JR.5350-t- f

NOTICE.

Having been regularly nominated bythe Democratic District and CountyConvention for the office of City andCounty Clerk, I respectfully solicit thesupport of the voters in the comingelection.

B. N. KAHALEPUNA5361-t- f

NOTICE.

Having been regularly nominated bythe Democratic District and CountyConvention for the ofiice of Super-visor. Citv and County of Honolulu. I

respectfully solicit the support of thevoters in the coming election.

EDW. H. - F. WOLTER.5358-t- f

1 " pouticul axwxmrraTs.NOTICE.

Having been regularly nominatedby the Republican District and County Convention for the office of Senator, I respectfully solicit the supportof the voters in the coming election.

GEORGE F. RENTON.S3G3-t- f

NOTICE.

I hereby announce my candidacyas Independent Labor Candidate forthe office of Supervisor for the Cityand County of Honolulu. I respect

fully request the support of the voters.

-- ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.5368tf

NOTICE.

Having been regularly nominated bythe Democratic District and CountyConvention for the office of Senator,I respectfully solicit the support of thevoters in the coming election.

AMBROSE J. WTRTZ.6350-tf- ..

NOTICE.

Having been regularly nominated bythe Republican District; and CountyConvention for the office of Senator,1 respectfully solicit the support of thevoters . In the coming election.j&O-t-f A. S. KALEIOPU.

NOTICE.

I hereby, announce myself an Inde- -nnrtpnt randldatA tnr th nffir ofMayor of the City, and County of Honolulu, and Boliclt the support of allvoters regardless of party.

CHARLES HUSTACE JR... 5564-t- f

NOTICE.

Having been regularly nominated bythe Republican District and CountyConvention for the office of Representative, Fourth

" District, : I respectfullysolicit the support ot the voters In thecoming election. c ; ,

$50-t- f - , WM. WILUAMSON.

NOTICE.

Having 'been regularly nominated bythe Republican District and : CountyConvention for the bffice of Representative, Fifth District I respectfully solicit the support of the voters ! In, thecoming election. .

"

5351-t- t - CHAS. KANEKOA.

NOTICE

Having been regularly nominatedby the Republican District and CountyConvention for , the' offiee of Repre-sentative, Fourth District, I respect-fully solicit the support of the votersin, the coming election.6350-t- f : : ; g , ;

( JAME3 H. BOYD.

NOTICEf i - i

" .Having been regularly nominated bythe Republican District and CountyConvention ; for the office of Supervisor, City and . County of Honolulu, Irespectfully solicit the support of ; thevoters in the coming election.5363-t- f f J. B. ENOS.

NOTICE.

: Having been regularly nominated bythe Republican District and CountyConvention for the office of City andCounty Attorney, I respectfully solicitthe support of the voters in the cominglection t 't'?

6350-t- f JOHN W. CATHCART.U

NOTICE.

Having been regularly nominated bythe Republican District and - CountyConvention foh the office of. City andCounty Treasurer, I . respectfully so-

licit the support of thet voters : in thecoming; election. ,.' , '

5351-t- f GEO. K SMITHIES.

NOTICE.

Having been regularly nominated bythe Republican . District and 1 CountyConvention for the office of Represen-tative. Fifth District I respectfully so-

licit the support of the voters in the'coming election. 1 "

6360-t- f A. L. CASTLE.

NOTICE.

Having been regularly nominated bythe Republican District and CountyConvention for the office of City andCounty Auditor, I respectfully solicitthe support of the voters in the com-ing election.5358-t- f JAMES BICKNELL.

NOTICE.

Having been regularly nominated bythe Democratic District and CountyConvention for the office of Super-visor, City and County of Honolulu, Irespectfully solicit the support of thevoters in the coming election.6350-t- f M. C. PACHECO. .

NOTICE.

Having been regularly nominated bythe Republican District and CountyConvention for the office of Super-visor, City and County of Honolulu, Irespectfully solicit the support ef Uievoters in the coming election.5350-t- f ANDREW. E. COX.

NOTICE.

Having been regularly nominated bythe Democratic District and CountyConvention for the office of City andCounty Attorney, I respectfully solicitthe support of the voters in the comingelection.6351-t- f J. LIGHTFOOT.

NOTiCE.

Having been regularly nominated bythe Democratic District and CountyConvention for the office of City andCounty Sheriff, 1 respectfully solicitthe support of the voters in the com-ing election.WSO-t- f W. P. JARRETT. .

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