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tho blood itself Ointments washes
powders and cosmetics will not reach
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lritlos from tho systom with
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Sarsaoa in
nSSa
and thon see how quickly tho skin
trouble will disappear
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parilla contains no alcoliol
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Sarsapanllas
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HONOLULU IRON WORKS
of every djcrlptlon made to
order
ARE DETERMINED
ON PUBLICITY
Continued from Pago One
samo timo stato that any portion of
the land may bo homesteaded So tho
leaso of pastoral lands could he mado
and wo could renew the notice at in
tcrvnls
Carter thought this a good idea Wo
could formulato a rule ho said by
which the public could bo annually giv-
en a list of tho public lands susceptible
of homestcading
However Kinneys resolution was
carried unanimously it being agreed
that another resolution to embody tho
ideas of Brown and Carter should bo
presonted at tho next meeting
List of Transactions Contemplated
As tho next order of business com-
munications from Lund Commissioner
Campbell were read giving tho lists
and descriptions of land transactions
contemplated and now in tho hands of
the land commissioner nnd which will
hnvo to be passed upon by tho commis-
sioners It was ordered that in accord-
ance with the resolution of tho board
duo notice of nil tliese transactions bo
published in the papers Tho list sub
mitted to tho board and which is only
a small part of the transactions which
Mr Campbell has to submit is as fol-
lows
1 General leases of the Knpnn Ann
lola- - and Kamaloinalo lands
2 Water licenses of Knpaa Xnnhola
and Kamalornalo
3 General leaso of AVoIbhuli nnd
Keoketi Island of Maul
4 Lease of government portions of
Waiaou and Alao 3 and 4 Mnui
5 Exchange of lands in Alao 3 and
4 Island of Maui
C Leasing of grazing and waste
lands at Waipouli North and South
Olohena and Kapaa Kauii
7 Lease of laumalu Oahu
8 Leaso of Onoull II South Kona
nawaii
9 Land exchange in town if liana
Request of County of Maul
10 Excbango with Kaelcku Sugar
company lor land taken for road pur
poses Hann Maui in 1899
11 Lease of Pololu lands N Ko
hula Hawaii
12 Lease of Punalau Moloknl
13 Land Exchange with Raymond
Itanch Knnaio lands Maui
Tho board agreed that in tho future
between meetings of tho commission
similar communications may bo turned
over to the secretary and advertised as
ir iney uuu been passed upon by the
board
TJp to Lindsay
Carter raised a question as to tlio
interpretation of tho clause in tho land
law amendment relating to exchanges
It was his Idea that two limitations nre
r
provided ono that not moro than forty
neres may bo exchanged aud tho other
that land worth more than G000 may
not ho exchanged Other member of
the hoard held that the two limitations
run togetkor It was finally agreed to
leave It to tho attorney general for ap
opinion
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Teething children havo more or leu
dlnrruMa which win he controlled by
giving Chamberlains Colic Cholera
nad Hiirrbooa Remedy All that li
IIMftrtary h t glVD tilt prrlbfd dose
utter ueu ulgistloii cf the bowels more
than natural uiul then editor oil to
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MARINE REPORT
By Merchants Exchange
1
Tuesdny Juno 14
San Francisco Arrived June 14 8
n in S S Sierra henco Jnuo 8
Mahukonn Sailed Judo 14 330 p
in scli A 11 Baxter in hallnst for
Port Townsond Wednesday Juno Iff
Scnttlc--AiTivo- d Juno 14 8 a Co-
lumbian
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from San Francisco
San Francisco Stilled Juno 14 8 S
Xcvadan for Honolulu
Port Townscnd Arrived Juno 14
bkt J I Stanford hence May 21
Poit Ludlow Sailed Juno 14 schr
C S Holmes for Kauai
San Francisco Arrived JunclS sir
Hilonian from Kahului
Thursday Julie 10 1010
San Frnnclsco Sailed Juno IB S S
Hilonian for Senttle
Yokohama Sailed June 10 SS Man-
churia for Honolulu
Tort Townscnd Arrived Juno 10
schr S T Alexander from Hilo
PORT OF HONOLULU
tf 1010 semi
ABBXVUD
Tuesday Juno 14
Str Likclikc from intcrisland ports
Str Niihan from interisland ports
Schr llobert Lowers from Port Gam-
ble Schr Fearless from Grays Harbor
M N S S Wilholmina Joanson
from San Francisco docked 1215 p m
Juno 15
Str Ko Au Hou from Kauai 215
n m
Str W G Hall from Kauai ports
530 a m
Am schr Mary E Foster from Port
Ludlow 830 a m
Am schr O M Kellogg from Eu
reka 10 n m
Gcr sp Itcnca Rickmcrs Dau from
Bremen 330 p m
Schr Moi Wahlnc from Hawaii ports
1030 n m
Str Cascade Wailclc from Hawaii
n m
Thursday Juno 1G
A II S S Missourian from Scattlo
and Ticomn a m
Str Clnudine from Maui and Hawaii
ports a m
DEPAETED
Str Mauna Koa for Hilo and way
ports 12 noon
Str Mauna Loa for Kona and Kan
ports 12 noon
fcitr jviikanaia tor Maui ana iioioKai
ports C p m
Htr liinau ior Kauai ports 0 p m
U 8 A T Logan for Guam and
Manila 5 p m
atr Jwnlani for intcrisland ports
noon
M N S S Wilhclmina Johnson for
Ililo 510 p m
Br Str Henthdcne Tippett for Mu
rnnnn Japan 530 p m
Br str Henley for Comnx B C
p m
Str W G Hal from Kauai ports
o p m
Br S S Henley for Comax B
12 noon
PABBENOBEB
c
Arrived
Per M N S 8 from
Snn Francisco Juno 14 For Honolulu
Mr and MrB S H Miss Flor
ence Uuppy j is Myers Aliss U i
Mr and Mrs J S Morrow
Airs Desmond nnd daughter Dr A
Herbert Mr and Mrs E R Shaw H
Ji Trent Miss ai a Dean Airs J J
Bean Mrs Grace Waitham Miss Hut-
chison
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Miss O S Bartlett Mrs W E
Beckwith Mrs C H Millor and two
children Airs A Herbert Alrs 1 JI
Kngcis AIiss H lory Aliss tsadia tur
rlovnnt Miss F Holloway Miss Mnr
garot Koir Miss Sullivan Carl P
Schacffer Mr and Mrs C G Hoisor Jr
S JJ Aldricli Air Alillcr li Win
Uiropc li S Thurston F S Hill C
iMichol JI Sliarpe U 11 Wppincott 11
J Carsten E Downing F F Wood
ford Miss O Curra Miss A Davis
Aliss iT Air nnd Airs
Grosse Mrs D J Gurran Mrs S II
Cary Mrs Carrie B Brodie Miss Anna
Arms Mrs L I Johnson Miss Grace
ytoror Air and Airs llcdquist and
two cniiurcn l- - ivintmnn 11 n
Waymont Mrs H A Petersen Miss
Violet Petersen Miss S G Miguel Miss
F Petersen Mr nnd Mrs F N White
F H Uradcn lr Unry ll l liovrldgo
J II Bauer Mr J F Mc
Cnrthy Dr W D L F
Cockroft Mrs R D Mend and child
II Ohlnndt Jr Mt and Mrs H M
Hepburn W Orlnndt Allan Hamilton
lcr str W G Hall from Kaui ports
G jSt Wilcox J lassotn Aliss urn- -
liampton J L Sonres Mrs Soares W
F Frost E L Glazcr K Matsuda
Departed
Per str Mauna Kca for Hilo and
wnv norts Juno 15 Mrs Forrest Mrs
Ji 01UU X J uuiuitia oj amro iiv
wife Miss K JI Aliss W
Wills Miss Ellzabctli Gosling Mrs
Harry E Murray F Allermun wlfo mid
child II P Baldwin Mrs II P Bald
win P Bartcls wife thrco children
nnd servant Miss Mrs
Baylor Mrs T Warden Mrs M Eisort
T M Young E A Douthitt Thomna
IT Drane Mr Eisort H Hind E H
Wodeliousc R B Booth Captain Jen ¬
kins Fiftli Cavalry II Holmes Cap-
tain Day Mrs II Shampsou one child
and mirne Miss A Gosling Mrs Clara
A Uoton C J II 11 Ren
ton Mrs Stahrliu Miss Stnhrkn J T
Dnias A C Alexonder II B Brown
Wong leong Aong ising ioy 11 --inai
C Ayet Miss Becky- - Kohnrny Miss
Bessh J E Walsh Mrs Walsh Miss
Molzerkc Mrs M Drcyem Miss L
Merchiuit Mrs A S llnysehleu and
child M K lumcson T P W Gray
Alfred llnnscn 1 bpeniKiit i 1 wi
lie Mrs It A Baldwin MIbs II A
Baldwin D P Harrison and wlfo S
Soto Mrs A Ilaiibrouck L Andrews
John Hill Master And rows It V Bond
Arthur Hlng ointo Pozro ill Borjn
Comtc V do Nnvcrteo V 11 Olson
Judge 8tanlsy K Eskow L Kmltli
i IJ llotolho M P Mnthtt llev A
V Soar Aytie Dins Mrs Sclioen T
D Skinner A F Wedge J II Cuus
toii A llalch
Per str hiunu for llnwuii ports
June 14 FrnueU Gny Douglas Ilald
wm Mrs C II Fruiter and two chil
dren MIm A Knuohl Mmtcr K Am- -
n ii t a i iiuu r 1
Will lll IWIIMW IMW 11079 M- - -
nvfp aiMirglnu Slitliloii Kiw Shehdo
Muster me U Jrlwl IJIIIhh Mflksi
m Kmil Hnrry Aymu
CbttNic Ywr w 91 HitWMri u u Aus
tin OW YAH Chun OIiIm H i Pax
mm It W J tlu II Ilsuu- -
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Hawaiian gazette Friday june weekly
j
Wednesday
Wilhclmina
Thompson
Hcmonway
llarrnclougli
Miirtonctti
Huntington
Kllincswortli
Ellcnsworth
Sehocning
MtmtKiuerj
lUbUtain
mm TENDERS
HIS RESIGNATION
Chairman of Promotion Commi-
ttee
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Will Leave Shortly for
Mainland Tour
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IsfcL Jr
ifmhti rr
JAS L McLEAN
VIco President of tho Inter Island
Steam Navigation Company
J Ii McLean chairman of the Ha ¬
waii Promotion Committee resigned
from that tiody yesterday not only
from tho chairmanship but from mem-
bership
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and his resignation will be
accepted when his successor is chosen
Mr McLean in tendering his resigna ¬
tion at tho regular meeting of tho com
mittoo yesterday stated that ho ex--
pectod to leavo next Wednesday for
tho mainland on a thrco months vaca- -
tion and ho felt that the interests of
the committee required a now member
to rcplaco him so that the meetings
would ibo attended by tho full member-
ship
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The resignation of CMj McLean
was nccopted with deep regret by all
the members
Mr McLean has been a member of
tho committee for about twoycars and
chairman sinco W A Bowen departed
for tho mainland Ho has been a very
active member of tbo committee- and
as chairman has expedited business in
n very satisfactory manner Mr Mc
Lean js the odd member of the board
two being representatives of tho cham ¬
ber of commerce and two of the mer-
chants
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association these four electing
1110 oaa memocr
Looked Like a Boomer
R dL Trent city treasurer atfd mem ¬
ber of tho committee Tvho recently re-
turned
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from London Trhoro ho Wont to
Becure a signature In a valuable land
transaction reported on his trip with
reference to his visit to tbo prombtlon
committee bureau at Atlantic City He
arrived on tho night that the comet a
tail was expected to awish the face of
tho earth and the entire Atlantic City
Boardwalk was dark iu honor I of tho
comet which wds allowed to bo tho
only attraction in Atlantic Citv that
nlgbt Howovcr bo found the xllnwail
headquarters and found Secretary Wood
and LoydChllds with their coats off
wurrviitg iikg ueavors Air Trent ex
pressed tho opinion that tho Hawaii
headquarters would bo tho mostattrac
tivo on tho Boardwnlk Mr Wood
already had a magnificent display of
Hawaiian curios and the picture Of the
volcano had been arranged in the back
of tho room with lights playing upon
it in front being n platform for tho
Hawaiian music boys
Tboro will bo nothing like ittnlong
tho Boardwalk nothing ta equal it
for novelty nnd oddity said Mr
Trent
Ho reported having visited Lbs An ¬
geles and coming across St Clar Bid
good formerly manager of the Hale
iwa Hotel conducting a Hawaiian curio
store in a portion of tho offices of Peck
Judah company He had a very at-
tractive
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display and was ir a location
whero thousands of people visited Ho
was furnishing a pincapplo drink called
the Honolulu Special Tvhich he
added was ono of the ibest he had found
on his tour
Prizo for Parade Poster
Tho committee authorized Messrs
Hoogs and Bush to act as a committee j
to securo a dosign for a Kill Floral
Parndo poster nnd the committee also
authorized a prize of 100 to ho award ¬
ed for the accepted design The Jiotico
of a prizo will bo published in all aft
nournnls and attention drawn iby pub ¬
licity to the competition in as many
mainland publications as possible as a
further aid to advertising the Islands
To Entertain Cockroft
Tho committee is making plans for
the entertainment of General Manager
Cockroft of the Oceanic Steamship
Company who is now making a Visit in
tho Islands
MAJOR CREE WILL
PASS TO RETIREMENT
Maj L K Cree Coast Artillery
Corps until recently commander of the
artillery distrlst of IIonohiltLnnd com ¬
mandant of Fort Ruger has loft tho
Presidio for his home where he will
bo placed on the retired list at tho ex-
piration
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of four months lenvo
Ill health Is the cause for his
retirement from active service
berg W Ellis II Bryant Mrs II
E Nowton Miss Julin Mntikon Sarah
Hauo Mrs J Camera Klizubfiii Hans
Lello Wishordi G Bryant Either Ska
lull Cecilia Bhnpulo Asano Kuromsto
Miss Kimiashlinn Marie Kcnw Roso
Coutrailen ilnlnti Youiuhlroya Mabel
Yonnthiroyn HaiHvc Nedn Iiuisa She
nlimdn Illmmi Kuiunu Anna Kiunsu
rail uu Airs oilg Tso Tug 11 Key
tnoto W Katnnti I lVnsller A V
Puteri Mr Stewart J HonrUb W
HoQpuJ 1 K lloonlli K Motiuii Mr
K Morinn
Vet str Mlkuhnla June H Amov
MiVHt Imiiim JlnlibJ Mri It Nitnij Ka
iMBiu ifiiiiuHiim 11 s uiaru jiii Aa
trilNM
Par ilr W O HJI tot Kfll WfW
June 10 Krnait flav
NSUOGENTS ARE
ANXIQUSFOR li
Roosevelts Arrival Awaited With
Eagerness Believe He Will
Assist Them
By Ernest G Walker
Mail Special to The Advertiser
WASHINGTON June 1 Insur ¬
gents of the Capitol aro Jubilant with
expectations that cx PrtsIdcnt Roose
velt Is to champion their factional
causo soon after his return to this
country Their oxaltation is based
upon two things the accoptanco by the
ex Prcsldcnt of an invitation to be tho
guest of honor at a dinner to be given
by Robort Collier nnd tho receipt of
a letter by Representative Hamilton
Fish of How York asking him to con-
sult
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with the ex President
Much is being made of these two
mutters nt the present juncture al ¬
though old friends of Mr Roosevelt
liko Senator Lodge whom no one ac
cuses of being an insurgent refuso to
attach particular importance td them
Shortly before- - ho left for Africa Mr- -
Roosevelt was given a similar dinner
in jncw xorkf
Viows Unchanged
It appears that the ex President
letter 10 dtepresemanveisu was writ
ten in answer to one he sent tho ei
President Those who havo seen tho
letter say Mr Roosevelt uses theso
words You know my viows on this
insurgent situation They have not
changed sinco I last talked with you
and r wish to see you in New York
immediately aitor my arrival
Representative Fish who has become
a pronounced insurgent on tho rules
only during the present session of con
grcss is unwilling to discuss tho let
tcr although ho apparently has wel
corned the dissemination of news that
ho has such a letter The impression
provails around the Capitol that he
attaches undue importance to it and
taat wlion more of the context and also
More about the circumstances under
which itTwns written becomo known it
will bo found that the ox President
lias not committed himself yet to tho
insurgent cause
This much is established Upon ex
President Roosevelts return to New
York just after the middle of June ho
proposes to have many talks with poli-
ticians
¬
and party reformers He pro-
poses to make a caroful inquiiy to
satisfy his own mind whether he ought
to support the Taft administration at
all cordially This is taken to mean
that he certainly has doubts upon the
subject at present
Need His Support
Tho moro prominent insurgonts of
senate and house are anxious the
idea Bhould go broadcast that Roose-
velt
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is with them Senator Cummins
is- - soon to return to Iowa to give the
campaign there a booit and Senator
LaFollotte is to do likewise in Wiscon ¬
sin Both senators are interested in
primary contests now woll under way
and the strife with the regular faction
is spirited in bqth States If they can
have even tho tacit support of the ex
President the insurgents believe they
could win most of their battles in the
middle West and nominate candidates
of their own faction for the offices
An Absent Face
Considerable significance is attached
to the Tccent development tl at Presi-
dent Taft is not going to New York 10
participate in tho ivplciimo to his pred ¬
ecessor in office Ibo day that Mr
Roosevelt lands in New York President
Taftf will be attending commencement
exercises of Villanova College in Penn-
sylvania It was quite a year ago that
1iosident Taft tgreed to attend those
commencement oxercises Accordingly
he has a good excuso for not hurrying
away to tho pier whero the throngs
congregate to welcomo tho mighty
hunter back
It is not at all generally known that
President Taft fixed the date when ha
should go to Villanova and that ho took
the date when he had beon urged to
go to Now York Of course it is recog
nized that President Taft in tho minds
of many thinking people could not well
go to New xorK to participate in cue
welcome home of his nrcdeccssor Sucn
an net would bo criticized widely apd
would bo given politicnl significance
pro and con Whatever Mr Tafts own
inclinations might be about welcoming
ex Ptesident RooseveltJio can not dis-
associate himself from the presidency
The dignity of that office makes it al
most imperative that no President
should bnsten to any city to greet an
ex President All officials and
cohio to the President of tho
United States He does not go to them
Teddy Must Report
President Tafts friends are aware
that it will be just as well for him
if ex Prcsideut Roosevelt makes the
first advances It is expected that the
ox President will come to Washington
to make report to the stnto department
on his mission as special ambassador to
attend the funeral of King Edward
That would bo tho courteous thing for
him to do and in all probability Mr
Roosevelt will not omit that visit
Then there is another aspect of the
situation One hears predictions that
the much heralded arrival of tho ex
President may not be attended by the
grent and tumultuous demonstration ex-
pected
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Some think the welcome home
promises to bo a fizzle and that tbo en
thusiasm for the ex President is oozing
out Tluit of course is to bo demon
strated but in any event the Imldent
can well utuiid aloof and too bow cor- -
dially the peoiilo ore for his predeces-
sor Again ii tbo cx Presldent Is to
glvo aid and comfort to the insurgent
faction President Taft will be in a
better position before the country If
ha tends on his dignity ond lets rant
tors develop Ho naturally does not
want to be put in tie position of pub
licly seeking the nxPrildepi favor
or of allowing the or PriiMont to have
tho oppurlunity to rebuff tlui t goM
without saying that IimUwiI Taft will
not
j t ji
tlfdi ft
ptMbrer
REPORT MIT BE
SENSATIONAL
Names of Prominent People Ex
pected in Return of Grand
Jury
Tho long expected report ot tho fed ¬
eral grand jury will probably be mado
this morning ond some vdry interest ¬
ing developments are expected Tho
report will be only partial but thero
is a loilg list of persons in Hawaii who
will be more or loss directly interested
It is anticipated that there may be tho
names of samo of J he most prominent
citizons and financiers of Honolulu in-
cluded
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In tbo report
Miss Mablo Wond was called ibeforo
tho grand jury as a witness yesterday
morning and it is understood that her
tostimony was of a particularly sensa ¬
tional nature
W V Sabin and J W W Brewster
reportors of the Star were also called
ns witnesses Brewster It is under ¬
stood knew nothing or consequence
and Sabin pleaded privilege commu
nication and refused to answor tho
questions put to him taking the ground
tbat a confidential communication to
u newspaperman is equally as sacred as
a communication to a lawyer a doctor
or a clergyman
ABANDON RACE MEET
AT KAPI0LANI PARK
Leaders Deny Beport That Liquor Was
to Be Dispensed
Leaders in tho movetneot to promote
a track meet nt Kapiolani Park on tho
Fourth of July were greatly perturbed
by tho report that they calculated to
dispense booze on the grounds and by
various insinuations that reflected some ¬
what on their motives J H Gibson
who claims to havo launched tho
project stated to a representative of
Tho Advertiser yesterday that thoso in
cnargo or tne nuair Had no intention
of allowing any liqubrtobo sold nt the
park on the Fodrtli In fact ho prom ¬
ised Judge X9dorbrVHe declared yester ¬
day when permission was asked to hold
tho meet that there would bo no liquor
or gambling and as to the committee
getting money out of the merchants
tho committeo only wanted to raise
enough to cover the regular expenses
of conducting the nffair and to put up
purses enough to reimburse the owners
for the cost of training their horses
nnd starting them in the races
Tho races were not gotten up Mr
Gibson said to run in opposition to the
Maui events and would in no wav have
affected the Spreckels Park attendance
ua iuv iujjiuuui eycuts were cuicuiatea
to furnish entertainment for those Who
could not go to Maui for tho holidays
On account of the criticism that has
been aroused the plans to hold races
x i 1 -
uuu umcr Bjjuiuuj- - uvcuis 111s Deen
abandoned Air Gibson said and there
will bo nothing doing at Kapiolani
Park on the Fourth so far as he is con-
cerned
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M Forrcira a local expressman said
yesterday that a young mare which was
one or tureo horses that camo down to
him from the Coast recently sized up
like something classy He had a talk
with Joe Silva who lately imported a
racer which latter was barred from tho
Maui race forSTinmed Horses and to-
gether
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they decided to match tho two
steeds for n tryout between them Fer
reira went to the park commissioners
about it ho said and they consented
to fix tho nark lip for the affair and
with this match for a nucleus other
turfmen were induced to c5mo in to gqt
up a Teguinr meet
Dnip sior
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ANDERSON AtTIanaraui Juno 14
j Miuej tiiu miunt uaugnter ox Air
and Mrs W A Anderson
KALAIWAA In this city June 10
1910 ChariCB infant son of Mr and
Mrs Charles Kalaiwaa aged fifteen
days
NOBRIGA On Wednesday Juno 15 in
wnoiani Alary ivnailmole wue or
Sylvano do Nobriga
Tho funeral will take place this
afternoon at two Oclock from Silva s
undertaking parlors
11
s
Tho British steamer Henley departed
nt noon yesterday for Comax B C
The Henley nrrived here June 0 from
Newcastle with a cargo of coal for the
Inter Island company
SELF CURE NO FIOTION
MARVEL UPON MARVEL I
NO SUFFERER
NeED NOW DESPAIR
bat vntlinut runninir a doctors bill or Mb into
the deep d tch nf quackt ry may taft ly speeuily
aiil eciiDutni all curt trime f withoui the know
Vilonf a Mtonduarty Bv tbe Introduction of
THE NEW FRUNOH REMEDY
THERAPION
a comph ir rvilittion hi been wroujiht In tfcit
drpArtmiat of ml raliricnce wh It tbouund
hayr bct njetiomi to hMtb and haiipmett whti
for yrars previously had been meiely draifijt
lut a inlernbl fcitiucr
HURAPION No 1 Th 3ovrn
I Remedy tt tlisciuiitct iupTcd nf inju
Uoo tie Bk- cf which dor in ria rable harm 1j
Um tto foundation of fttriciure 4i4 other
hitim ill
THERAPION No a ThSovriri
and tvoidAry kin
ni tion ulcrratlona fiint and ku i ntc of th
jonti and U lho oroplaJnw whurh mtrcvty
ami tarta anil are popularly but moneomlr
ttpKhd to curt Thi prrnaratiort pu ifir the
wUoie fytrm through the blood and thotomhly
iatnam all pol onoui matter from the bod
THERAPION NO 3 Th Sovenlcn
I fmedy for debility ntivournenlmriairrti
v uUly klrrplettnett diitaita and licianiy for
buiUnrfior jUiure lot of wl tude biuthtDir
iml Kton iIb in the bark and bra end all
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- LOCAL BREVITIES
From Wednesdays Advertiser
J J Dowllng of Koolau is now at
the Queens hospital where he will bo
operated upon in a day or two
Tho published list of tho graduating
class of 1010 of Punahou Preparatory
School should also have included the
name of Reginald Melanphy
Mr and Mrs J II Craig announce
tho marriage of thejr daughter Edna
May to Prank Victor Bennett on June
2 at Pinole California Tho ceremony
took placo on the anniversary of Mr
and Mrs Craigs own wedding
W E Sever a mechanic at a local
garage was arrested last night and
held for investigation He became
drunk during the afternoon and was
having trouble with bis wife on the
wharf He will probably be released
ns soon as he gels sober enough
Deed were recently filed transferring
the autompbilo business and prciuisos
df the Honolulu Auto Stand at the cor-
ner
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of Alakea and Hotel streets from
Oeorgo C Beckley Br to George C
Beckley Jr Thd consideration named
is 3003205 which is to be paid in
monthly installments
Threo indictments were returned by
tho territorial grand jury yesterday
morning two ot them being for Kelii
kul Kipapa and Lahapa Kipapa
lirothcrVand aUter for a joint crime
extending through tho past twenty
years Tho third Indictment was
against David Manuel charging him
with larceny
Rev Canon Ault who has bon pas
tor of the Wuiluliu Episcopal Church
for twelve and onadialf years has come
to Honolulu to take tho vicorihlp of
tbo St Andrews Cathedral made va
eant by tho resignation1 of Bev Canon
BIIm Canon Aul flops sot como to
Honolulu a triugtir as ho bits mads
frequent visits r He cat loft tho Wal
Juku Qliurl in a very proipero
way
It shown by tho fact that the tuwtion
Cf u mw enures Is to commeiioo ibortly
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