WAiEA PARTY ON. i PG E FATEFUL JAUN T. Hanamaulu Store One Of The Neatest On For Registered Money Packages Containing $525. Popular Sugar-Boil- er

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1 ESTABLSHED 904. YOL 8. NO. 32. LUE, TERRTORY OF HAWA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 5 9. SUBSCRPTON RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR. BBLE HSTORY THE CHRSTENNG OF TWO HAENA DEATHS WAEA PARTY ON A QAHU DEFEATS THER BUSNESS MEN PG E NT ALBERT HART FROM FATEFUL KAUAS EN HARD ; AND WHO THEY LAWN PLAGUE JAUN T STRUGGLE ARE Assstant Post-Master s Held Responsble,ower Calforna Agan n Path Of Shake Dog Days Come n August-- A Happy Pc- - Popular Sugar Boler s Gven Farewell Sad To Have Been By Far The Best Ever Hanamaulu Store One Of The Neatest On For Regstered Money Packages Contanng $525. Whch Frghtened Many But Dd No Damage mc Party Emoys llaena Caves And Wanha Beach DnnerMrs. Sanbourn, Hostess At Charmng Dnner Seen On Local Grounds-W- as By Thousands. Vewed Kaua-- J. K. Gandall A Very Conservatve Busness Man SOME FRESH, PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS ADMRAL TOGO VSTS WEST PONT GOV. FREAR AND PARTY ON KAUA WALTER McBRYDE GVES BEACH PARTY PHLP RCE MADE SENSATONAL PLAYS HARBOR SURVEY YET N PRELMNARY Senate Has Balked On The Arbtraton Treaty Whch Fact May Result n Falure of Treaty. Dress-su- t Case Mysterously Dsappears From Hanale Landng n Daylght --A New Arrval Wel - Known Offcal On Enforced Vacaton Menefoglos Entertan Bg Savngs Banks Deposts Damagng Heat Yave s Agan Ragng -- Doctor Derby, The Dentst, Wll Be Here Tomorrow Wreless Staton May Be Shfted Further From Beach-Stod- art To Return To Bonne Scotland Pure Food Man Passes The Buck Up To Expert Chemsts And s Wllng To Stand Results The Sunday School lessons these days are devoted to the study of comparatvely unfamlar but very nterestng perod of Old Testament Hstory vz: the breakng up of the Jewsh Kngdom and the conse nuent captvty. Ths Mr. Lyd- - gate proposes to make graphc and nstructve for hs bunday bclool Chldren, and the general publc by means of a seres of tableau portrayals, on the Church lawn, on Sunday afternoon at 4 p. m. The pageant wll be n two acts of 4 or 5 Scenes each, the frst ae,t bensr The fndng of the Law and the second "The Burang of Jeremahs Propheces." The parts wll be taken bv the chldren n approprate costumes, specally de sgned for the occason. Ths wll take, the place of the usual mornng servce and a collec ton wll be taken to meet expenses So novel an exhbton should be nterestng as well as nstructve and we bespeak a large audence The publc generally s nvted.. Assstant Post-mast- er s Held Responsble Joe Kubey, assstant Postmaster of, s held responsble for the dsappearance of wo regstered packages contanng fve hundred and twenty fve dollars. The packages are sad to have dsappeared from the safe n the post-offc- e t s thought by some that they may have been placed n the wrong pouch. Among Mr. Kubeys frends on A chrstenng of more than usual nterest took place on Sunday after- - noon at Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wl- - coxs Klohana, on whch occason the nfant son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Wlcox was baptzed by Rev. J. M. Lydgate. Hs penect benavor on ths tryng occason gves every assurance that he wll be a source of great satsfacton and oy to hs parents and wll contnue the fne tradtons of the famly. Beautful decoratons of c u t flowers and potted plants graced the occason and lent an added nterest to the danty lunch whch followed the ceremony. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wlcox, Mr. G. N. Wl cox, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Wlcox, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wlcox, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Wlcox, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lydgate, Mrs. Hans sen- - berg. Mss Mable Wlcox, Mss Margaret Waterhouse, Mr. Allan Wlcox. Another Shake-U- p For Lower Calforna On Frday last the entre southern secton of the state of Cal forna was gently ostled about b y a couple o f mld temblors No damage was done, however. Two deaths from Tuberculoss are reported by nspector Cook to have occurred n llaena dunnr July, both wthn two hundred feet of one another Mr. Cook, returned from llaena last Wednesday and sad le was very hopeful of stampng out the dsease there and that he Had suc- - ceeded n confnng t to such close quarters, ndcated a vast mprove- - nent over condtons on hs former vst. nspector (Jook las sent n a requston for another supply of lme for Haena and wll return there wthn a few days to contnue the crusade he has begun. Dog-Da- ys Come n August, Yes? was demonstrated nere last week, when the offcal dog catcher report ed thrty-fou- r dogs captured n one day. Ths certanly leaves lttle to Dog-Daydoubt that fall n August. Whle a few of the dogs were redeemed, the larger number of them were shot beng probably more valuable dead than alve A Pretty Haena Mr. ahd Mrs. H. C. Brown, Wamea teachers, and Mrs. Raschc, wfe of Real Kstate Dealer Raschc, of, are tourng the sland n a surrey, nto whch s snuggly packed a neat campng outft ncludng tents, pots, kettles etc. They travel as the sprt moves them and ptch camp whenever nght falls, and are havng a "glorous" outng. They passed through Lhue Sundav, stoppng to have a bt of refreshments wth ye edtor, after whch they resumwl ther trp. A stay of several days wll be made n the vcntv of Haena and Wanha, where they are -- to be oned by a party of ans, among whom are Prof. Horne and Dr. Scudder. Popular Sugar-Bol- er s Gven A Farewell Wamea, August 2. The Bay Vew hotel last Saturday nght, was the scene of a very pleasng farewell dnner.to Mr. J.. Smth, for the past few years, Makawels popular sugar boler, but who ha-- resgned hs poston to engage n the real estate busness n Moffat, Colorado, where he has formed a partnershp wth hs brother. Hs many frends wsh hm unbounded success n the new venture, and look forward to the pleasure when they can enroll hm on the "Come Back" lst. August 2, 5:27 p n. Gauden sland: Oahu wns wth score of 6 2 to 3 Phlp and Arthur Rce played great 3-- polo. Walter rode Carre for three perods. Walter and Castle dd wonherful work. The teams took the feld as follows: Oahu. Kaua. Harold Dllngham Arthur H. Rce- - Harold Castle 2 John Malna Walter Dllngham 3 Chas. A. Rce Robert Atknson 4 Phlp Rce The nformaton emboded n the above wreless whch was receved at half past fve Saturday evenng was a surprse to everyone as there was no doubt but the Kaua team would take the pennant. The Star, n speakng of the game says: The game was the best a n d fastest played here n years. Nether sde had anythng to complan of n the matter o f mounts, ndeed t s doubtful f a classer bunch of pones have ever been turned out n "- a sngle game on the sland. - The Kaua players stowed brllant ndvdual work, but faled to play as a team as well as the Oahu Quartett. Arthur and Phlp Rce both put up a splendd game and the latter has seldom been seen to better advantage." A complete report of the game wll appear n our next ssue. Uutuyvl ou the m rtlt mwuk Gandalls Wholesome Lquors, Kapaa. Mr. J. K. Gandall, propretor of ths establshment, s one of Kauas most conservatve busness men. He has Deen n busness here for years, durng wnch tme everyone has come to look upon hm wth a feelng of profound respect and per fect confdence. Noted for hs frmness, he s, nevertheless lked as well for hs cordalty well-know- n and courtesy. Mr. Gandall takes much nterest n the welfare of the communty, and hs adrce s frequently sought on occasons requrug careful consderaton. H s establshment s known the sland over as one of absolute relablty and as a consequence he enoys a large patronage whch as one of Kauas most he so rch- venerable busness men ly deserves. Hanamaulu Store Leavng Kapaa, we soon arrve at another beautful glass store. t s the Hanamaulu front Store a branch of Kauas Emporum Lhue Store. Here a wndow, s entcngly flled w t h bcycles, sportng goods etc., there, others, wth eaually attractve dsplays. Ths clean and store well-regulat- s under the supervson of Mr. Antone Nobrga and T. Seke, the former havng charge of everythng but the Orental Department, whle Cave Pcnc Party the latter most ably looks out for Togo nvades Our Haena, Aug. 7. A very enoy ths one lne. They ate both veteran able pcnc party was held here yes sales managers and conduct the Kcr Mhtarv Ararpmv terday wlen number 0t our busness n a hghly satsfactory wg muuar manner to promnent ctzens came ther employer and Wot Pnnf lms rorpvpfl Admral for a day on the beach and at the Wreless Staton. the trade. Kaua, t s hoped that he wll be TWn nnrl hm shown hm the sghts Haena Caves. Among those who Mrs. Sanbourn Gves Ths store s by far the coolest able to locate the mssng packages nf thp Mtlemv. He was receved made up the party were Mrs. S! May Be Changed and arest of any we have seen B. to the satsfacton of all partes wth extreme courtesy and as a Deverll and chldren, Mss Florence A Charmng Dnner and t was a pleasure to feel the Accordng to nformaton obtaned through a relable source, the threshold to the entrance. concerned. specal honor was allowed to see Deverll, Mr. and Mrs. Truskow, nvtng nfluences at the very the students drll. Mr. and Mrs. Menefoglo and Mrs. Hanale, August 3. Charmng ndeed was the dnner party Lhue wreless staton s soon to be Not a speck of drt marred the W. F. Sanborn and chldren. gven at the hosptable home of renovated and placed n a new locaton. There have been several sug- cases farly glstened, the mana- shny floor, the counters and show Arbtraton Treaty Mrs. W. F. Sanborn last evenng. Church Calendar Gov. Frear And The table decoratons were gestons as to a. sutable locaton, gers, attended by ther clerks, ox-eye- d Has Struck Snag dases, and danty maden har but no offcal acton has as yet been moved gracefully and noslessly For Lhue Servce! Party On Mountan ferns whle the bg dnng room taken. Nawlwl s sad to be a to and fro, and all n all, there was The Senate has taken such acton w n s most artstcallv decorated favorable place, yet the proectng not a sngle suggeston of the n the arbtraton treaty as may Lhue Unon Church, Foregn Gov. Frear and Party, arrved wtl beautful palms. Those pre-- n mountans whch frnge the bay are flurry whch s so evdent n too endanger the treaty of arbtraton Rev. J. M. Lydgate, pastor. the Knau Wednesday, and went,sent to partake of the bountful thought by some mght nterfere many of our stores, and whch between Great Brtan France and Church Servce a. m. Except dkect to the Knudsen mountan fcast were Mr. and Mrs. A. Mene--hous- e wth the wave transmsson. Near gves rse to the belef that all the Unted States. the last Sunday of the mouth. where they met Mrs. Frear foglo, Mr. and Mrs. Truskow, the hosptal s another ste spoken stores are The eght Sunday School 0:30 a. m., who has been a guest of t h e Mss p. Deverll. Mr. Boreko. and of, whle the baseball park and The bake-oven- s. hundred or more famles who depend on ths store for ther monthly Lhue Frst Church, Hawaan. Kuudsens for some tme. Among Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Sanborn. Garden sland offce are two Personal Paragraphs Rev. Wm. Kannu, pastor. the members of the governor s more locatons under consderaton. supples are certanly fortunate n Church Servce a. m. Sunday party s Hon. B. F. Dllaugham, Operator Vncent, n conversaton wth a reporter, sad that a and Seke to see to ther wauts. havng such men as Messrs Nobrga Concernng Kauaans School 0 a. m. of the O. R. & L. R. R., Kng Enoyable Party At Sherff Rce returned from ths mornng. The McBryde Beach new a n d modern plant wll be s ther slogan and that ths s among ralroad men of the sland. move was nevtable, and that a Prompt delvery and good goods A Dress-Su- t Case nstalled. carred out to the entre satsfacton of ther customers, can be The "Temple ot Fashon," the Wel-Known Offcal McBhydk, August 2. Supervsor W. D. McBryde, was host readly verfed.. - Eleele store, has a grocery talk n Dsappears From Beach ths ssue. s On A Vacaton yesterday afternoon at hs beautful Wm. Stodart Leaves Contnued next week W. Grote Jr. and sster, Mss HanA.2) August 2. A dress-su- t Mary, went to Frday to case, flled wth clothng and County Clerk Kaneakua w a s beach house, to a number of the wtness the polo game. other artcles, the property of Mr. among last Saturdays passengers promnent guests of the Mountan For Bonne Scotland..f Manager Mahlum of Hofgaard Kalapak Smth, who had been the for, where he goes on House, ncluded among a whom were Surveyng Of Harbor s & Co., of Wamea, was among the guest of Mr. a n d Mrs. C. B. deservng vacaton and for the Dllughams of. By S. S. Marama Mr. much polo excursonsts last Frday. M a k e e here for some tme, hs eyes whch hs "- Wm. Stodart and famly are leavng for Scotland. n ts Prelmnary treatment of - Gov. Frear and party mysterously dsappeared from the many frends wll learn wth much left for Hanale beach the other day where regret, are n a crtcal condton. Great Damage Done By Mr. Stodart has been on the The slands almost contnuously for over wl harbor s stll n the prelmnary work of surveyng Nawl- Saturday after a short but very pleasant soourn on Kaua. t had been overlooked by the purser n whose charge t had been Extreme Warm Wave twenty vears, the last half of the stage, and t wll lkely be some W. T. Frost, representng M. placed. Wthn Phlps & Co.,, s on half an hour Menefoglos Entertan tme, as Manager of McBryde. tme before actual work can be begun. The boys have establshed Another heat wave extendng Durng ths tme he has establshed after the departure of the boat, Kaua, beng at present n Wamea. Mr. Makee lad an occason to pass At Pretty Luncheon from New York to the Msssspp hmself as one of the leadng offces n the freght house where s destroyng crops and causng mechancal and sugar eugneers of much map work s beng turned Tax Assessor J. K. Farley, accompaned by Msses Knney and Wanha, 4. Mr. and the countrv and as a manager of out preparatory to defnte and the landng and the sut case was August many heat prostratons. not to be seen, so t s supposed Bosher, are vstng Hanale. They Mrs. Menefoglo were hosts at a Thermometers regstered from exceptonal executve capacty and fnal acton. that t must have been stolen mmedately after the boat saled. luncheon at ther are regsterd at the Deverll Hotel. mauka home last 92 to 03. good udgment. H Sunday afternoon. Those present We understand that he has receved several very flatterng Mr. R. Smth, for several years The matter was reported to the polce at once but no clew has been extremely to enoy the hosptalty of these to Blanchard s Wllng offers sugar boler for Makawel Plantaton, was a passenger for Saturday, from whence he wll ts recovery. dscovered whch mght popular people lead to were Derby, The Dentst,. for the future but at present le s To Pass The Buck Mrs. and Mss Deverll of Hanale, not makng any engagements-- and Mr. and Mrs, Truskow of. wfes health. s sad to be wllng to Comng Tomorrow everythag beng contngent on hs Food Commssoner Blanchard of leave for the coast by the next H steamer. A New Arrval -- H Dr. Der--, well-know- n the dentst, wll arrve from toty to udge the qualty of ce-crea- gve expert chemsts an opportun- Charle and Arthur Rce came The bank savngs and deposts un on the Hall ths mornng but A pretty lttle grl baby put n of the 3,90 local depostors, s morrow mornng. He wll reman The Japanese school n Kapaa Whether Blanchard s rght or return ths afternoon n order to do an appearance at ten oclock a. m. sad to amount to $5,000, n Lhue for a few days after whch opened yesterday mornng wth an wrong, 000. t s certanly a wholesome the practcng stunt fpr Saturdays Sunday, at the resdence of Mr. Albert Afong has been elected he wll proceed to Koloa and other enrollment o f one hundred and sght to see an offcal n game. and Mrs. Henry Waau. Presdent of the Stock places on the Wamea sde. ffty pupls. wth the courage of hs vctons, Exchange) County Audtor C. Maser s n Governor Frear wll appont the m r) CANE. 98,40 Tle Knau wll probably leave the cty for a few days. Lee Austn, T, H, Davles & presdent of the. Board of. Health for Frday, nstead o f County Attorney Sam Knco, re Cot popular travelng man, arrved JJuAlv BEETS t 0,80 Now Read the Ads. Saturday t on tfw Hal Os mornng

2 3 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 9 Front Page Rates $3.00 Per Square nch Each nserton. E. B. Brdgewater, Edtor K. C. Hopper, Manager The busness of Lhues offcal dog catcher, s sad to be a howlng success. To say "hes nuts on polo," Doest mean a man s lolo. You muy talk about your mrs And the prvet they wll brng Your Cotton, and Tolutm, too, But OK SKur Cane s Kng. f ts "butter fat" that the Pure Food Commssoners n are after, why the dckens dont they have made from but ce-crea- m ter mlk. f the dfferent plantatons were to offer a premum to every lad who attaned a certan knowledge of cane growng by the tme he com pleted hs school course, there would be much less alarm felt at the passage of the Dllngham Bll or any other bll whch deals wth the labor stuaton. A Mssour exchange says: "A car load of beer broke down at Cor der a few days ago and one thousand per sons volunteered to accomv the wreck. ng crew whch wan called out to repar me uamage. n was ree beer to all. What a sad sght t must have been to see such a throng volunteer ng to vst ther own (ber) beer School nspectormcclusky has oned the "new dea" cluh havng saled for the coast last week. Mr. Horner of the Kukaau School, wll hold down the ld untl Mr. McClusky returns. Wth Gbson and McClusky both absent from the Terrtory, the Hlo school matter wll probably get a rest, and the lttle Japanese student who faled to pass, wll have an opportunty to bombard Mr. Pope, for a change. The Kalhwa wharf proposton s n the same class wth the Ha-nape- School affar. The offcals have a way of neglectng sland affars whch s not very lkely to be apprecated by those who do not happen to le among the "favored few." The Hanalc wharf, too, at whch a bg bluff was recently made, s as far alour as t was a year ago. What we want s "Acton" and less "hot ar," and f we do not get t, there s ust enough curousty u us, to! fnd out why. The College of Hawa when establshed, was consdered all that was necessary to create effcent agrcultursts n suffcent numbers to supply our needs. A lst of such "effcent" men from ths college would be nterestng. The examnaton entrance t o ths colles, bastd on a state school stand-r- d s one whch prevents many of our brght country lads from gettng a show whch they have every rght to demand. How many of our pa rents are able, fnancally, tosend ther boys t o the Hgh School? Agan, by the tme a boy who has been reared among rural surround ssued-ever- y Tuesday. Entered at the post offce at Lhue, Kaua, as ngs spends two years or more n second-clas- s matter. Hgh School, he s weaned away Subscrpton Rates $2.50 Per from hs former envronments and Year, $.50 for sx months adopts a desre for "cty lfe," wth N ADVANCE the result that he seeks clercal em Advertsng Rates, 50 Cents ployment. Lower the standard of An nch Per Month. entrance, f necessary, and gve our boys a chance to show Advertsng the stuff thats n them nstead of supportng a college whch may be- - and very lke- - s dong excellent work n ts lne, but that lne s certanly not along lnes conducve to the best nterests of our young rurahtes. A Communcaton Edtor Garden sland, Dear Sr: Beng an old kamana am naturally nterested n the progress of our slands. The sugar ndustry has progress ed wonderfully durng the thrty or forty years, both last n the manufacture of sugar and the cultvaton of cane. The mprovement n the machnery for the bolng- - house has great advantages over that of thrty or more years ago. Equally the same wth agrcultural mplements. What wth all the "new deas saw a mould-boar- plow at the d whch have been and are stll beng Lhue Plantaton, bult by Mr. H. captured by the dfferent heads of Sheldon, the plantaton blachsmth, our school department, we can whch took my eye. t s the best look forward to somethng startlng tool of the knd ever saw, though n our school system n the near t was ust completed and had not future. yet been tred, would go my all on t. t should make the fnest Educatonal Bee knd of a furrow for cane plantng. mould-board- The s are curved so Now doth the lttle busy bee, mprove eaeh phnnr mnute. they wll slde through the sol. ts ttung the "Hoard wth a "new Another feature of t s, t has no llt. wheel n the front of the beam lke Now the rest of t ant n t. the old style plow. Sheldon has a rod attached to the standard, run nng under the beam, and about 4 n. from the end of the beam s an The letter by "ctzen" n ths ssue s of more than passng n terest to our readers, many of whom adustable rod wth hand nuts. t s are personally acquanted wth Mr attached to ths pullng rod whch Sheldon who s gven credt as the pulls drectly from the standard. orgnator of what seems to be a By ths adustng rod the plow s vast mprovement on the prevalng adusted to plow deep or shallow as methods. the case may requre.- - The great df fculty n plowng has been, to be able to adust the plow properly, unless an experenced man s employed to assst n adustng the plow. The devoe Sheldon has, s a smple one. have been told the sad mould-boar- or furrow plow, d s dong ust as sad t woud, (splendd work) runs easy, and makes a perfect furrow. Thankng you for the space n te your lttle paper, am Very truly yours. "Ctzen." Los Angeles Papers Must Be Good " Worcester Mus, n an ant-fl- y crusade The Los Angeles Grand Jury has uat capurea ten oarrels lull. There wen l contestants lopped off a the wnner chunk of good advce recevng $00 Havng turned n nmetv-nv- e quarts to the newspapers of that cty n l,2ly,o00 Hes, and clams the world ts call for peace among them. War champonshp. The entre collecton w has exsted between the papers for b Dluced on exhbton n th (Murk, years versty." Lousana and Mo. the nterment of the battle ax, would be a wholesome treat Press-Journ- Heren les a suggeston to the to ther readers. Board of Health n ther quto ant-mo- s crusade. Offer a prze for THE the largest number of mosqutoes Garden sland $2.50 captured and see how earnestly the matter wll be taken up. THE EDTOR THE GARDEN SLAND Who tells you when your frend s dead, And that your dearest foe s wed, Or unto foregn lands has fled? The edtor. Who says your effort far outranks Those of your rval poet cranks, But all the same "declnes wth thanks?" The edtor. Who weeps wth you when you are sad, And smles wth you when you are glad, And laughs at you when you are mad? The edtor. Who owns a heart as well as cheek, Possessed of sprt proud, yet meek, And lves on ffty cents a week? The edtor. Who knows all thngs poltcal, Whos wtty, sharp, satrcal, But never egotstcal? The edtor. Who knows how much he ought to know, But never knows what s not so, Nor shows how much he doesnt know? The edtor. t OUR GRLS HATS. Grls of bygone days wore hats; Thnk of t the stupd flats; Styles so smple and so crude We have hurled to desuetude; Nowadays upon ther heads Women carry feather-bed- s, Footballs, flower-pot- s, laundry-bag- s, Bales of feathers or of rags; Helmets, peplates, butter-tub- s, Jungle growths of trees and shrubs; Dshpans, saucepans, ardneres, Sofa-cushon- s, flghts of stars; Baskets, green and pnk and brown, Rght sde up or upsde down; Pyramds and Effel Towers, Garden-plot- s of gorgeous flowers; Buckets, barrels, hves for bees; Boxes meant for frut or cheese; Dryng frames wth wres and slats, Anythng, n short but hats! Dock Hands Strke Tyng Up Vessels The dock hands n London have gone on a strke, whch has assumed such proportons as to te up one hundred and ffty vessels. Shppng s sufferng greatly, and t s feared n many quarters that a sympathetc strke among general trades organzatons wll follow unless an early settlement of the prevalng condtons s made. Geo. Ross Wll Go f you are athrst for a real good glass of beer, ask for To The Phlppnes Geo. Ross s to be sent to the Phlppnes on a sugar nvestgatng tour, Senator Farchld fndng t mpossble to get away. TteJ5eer Thats J3rewed locvu ue y nmeve Youll pronounce t the fnest beer you ever drank. ts brewed especally for ths clmate. THE HGH DEALS OF 70 YEARS TAKE DEFNTE FORM N THE 9 Knox Hats fnest weve ever asked you to look and thats sayng a great deal. Theres not a break n the chan of shapes and dmensons coverng a range so wde that no man can say: "you havent ust what Wanted Knox soh Hats, $s.oo BEACON HATS Knox Stff Hats, $5.00 (Made by Kno) Knox Slk Hats, $8.00 $3.50 Slvas Toggery, Ld. SACHS Annual Clearance Sale Begns Tuesday, Aug. st t s unnecessary to go nto a long story of what that means. A yearly event that needs no recommendaton. Wonderfully Attractve Offerngs Send your mal orders now and partcpate n the exceptonal values to be offered durng the frst two weeks n Angust. Every artcle n our mmense stock at clearance prces. N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., P. O. Box 566 Lmted Announcement Tuesday, August st, we naugurate our second annual August Clearance Sale Furnture, of at Rugs and Draperes 20 to 50 per cent Reductons Mal Orders Carefully Flled THE HOUSE OF QUALTY J. HOPP 85 Kng & CO., Ld. St, READ THE GARDEN SLAND $2.50 Bshop &Co. BANKERS Establshed 859 t J, Hlo, Wamea Kaua. Transacts a General Baknng and Exchange Busness Commercal and Travelers Letters of Credt ssued avalable n all prncpal ctes of the world. J J J nterest allowed at the rate of 4 - per cent per annum on Savngs Ban deposts. J J nterest pad on Tme Deposts at the followng rates: 3 Months 3 per cent per annum. 6 Months 3 2 per cent per annum. 2 Months 4 per cent per annum. J J All busness entrusted by customers on other slands receves careful and prompt attenton. H.F.WCHMAN&CO.,Ld. JEWELERS Everythng n the Slver and Gold Lne, Rch Cut Glass and Art Goods. Merchandse of the Best Qualty Only. H.F.WCHMAN&CO,Ld. Leadng Jewelers P. O. Box 342 ono Klto THE BANK OF HAWA, Lmt.d LHUE BRANCH Lhue, Kaua, Hawa Deposts are receved suoect to check. Certfcates of depost ssued payable on demand. Loans made on approved securty. Drafts Drawn on Bremen San Francsco Berln New York Hong Kong London.. Yokohama Savngs Department nterest pad on Savngs Deposts. 4 2 per cent on ordnary and 4 per cent on Term Deposts. Ordnary Savngs Deposts wll be receved up 0 $2,500 n any one account. Sake Depost Boxes for Rent $2 and $3 a Year POST CARDS n at large nnd choce assortment Hawa & South Seas Curo Co. YbUhf Bdf., Honelulu. A.R.GLASYER.D.V.M. Wll ma. mnlhly A.Juart.r. 0, Lbue 2 Klauea Kekaha McBryde Makawel.AS. F. MORGAN, Stocks, Bonds and Real Estate No. 857 Kahaumanu Street! HAVE you UJAD THU ADS?

3 fpfacts FOR TOURSTS STEAMER TME-TABL- E Dstance Of Ponts Of nterest To Mles,: Nawlwl Koloa Spoutg Horn Walua Rver 6 Eleele Hanapepe PMakawel Wamea Kekaha Nohl, llanamaulu From Lke Kapaa landng 9 Kcala Anahola 5 Klauea 24 To Mlks Hanak 34 Wanha 40 Haena 43 Kalalau 60 From Wanea O to Olokcle Dtch 6 End of Canyon Road 4 Hanapepe fall 6 Puu Kapele From Lhue to Walua Falls 4 From Hanale to Wanha P. H. 7 Klauea.landng 26 Haena caves Kalalau 72 Some Descrptve Ponters Wamea The Canyon, wonderful scenc masterpece, easlv.accessble on horseback. The Olokele Dtch, great engneerng feat amd clffs and crags of exquste beauty, accessble by carrage. The Russan Fort, on the bluff overlookng the harbor, an nterestng relc. The Hanapepe Falls, "Manawaopuna," the head of the Hanapepe canyon carrages go thence by half-wa- easy tral on horseback. The Barkng Sands at Nohl, an nterestng freak of nature, excellent roads for carrage. Lhue, The Walua Falls, upper and lower, both repay a vst. Klohana, the extnct crater splendd paranoma of plans, mountans and sea. The Marne Drve, Boatng on the Walua rver. The Pole-ln- e Tral, most nterestng rde or tramp nto the tropcal forests. Hanale, The most wonderful colorng n the world. Hawaan scenery ncludes all the colors of the ranbow, and the ranbow as well Splendd sea bathng. Drvng and rdng trps to Lumaha beach surf. Wanha power house and up the canyon. THREE LARGE HAENA caves. Hanakapa, a most satsfactory tramp. HOTELS Smple accommodatons, but good food s the rule n all country dstrcts. Hotels are to be found at Lhue, Wamea, and Hanale. Board may be obtaned at almost any vllage on nqury. Lhue. Hotel Farvew: W. H. Rce, Jr., prop. Rates, $3.00 per day, or by agreement. Wamea. Bay Vew Hotel: C. W. Sptz, prop. Rates, $2.50 per week. Hanale. Deverlls Hotel. Mrs. S. B. Deverll, prop. Rooms for 5. Rates, $3.00 per day, $65.00 per nonth, or by agreement. To Nawlwl Koloa Wamea Hanale r DSTANCE FROM H000LULU T"W at Mlks Steamers To Arrve DATE NAME V ROM Aug. 5 Marama Svdnev 5 Chyo Maru San.Francsco S Serra " 8 Zealanda Vancouver " 9 Tenyo Maru Hongkong! " 22 Buyo Maru Valparaso " 23 Lurlne San Francsco " 25 Persa Hongkong " 28 Mongola San Francsco Sept. 2 Korea Hongkong 4 U. S.T.Sheman Manla " 5 Amerca Marr San Francsco 5 " " " 8 Nppon Maru Hongkong " 8 Serra San Francsco " 2 Ten vo Maru" " " 2 U. S. T. Buford San Francsco " 2 Makura Sydney " 3 Marama Vancouver. " 25 Kyo Maru Hongkong; 7 Sbera 20 Lurlne San Francsco 22 Chna Hongkong 25 Korea San Francsco 29 Manchura Hongkong! 29 Serra San Francsco U. S. A. Transports wll leave for San Francsco and Manla, and wll arrve from same ports at rregular ntervals. Steamers To Depart DATE Aug. " 5 " 5 " 5 " 6 llllmh.l NAME FOR Marama Vancouver nonalulan San Francsco Chyo Maru Hongkong Wlhelmna San Francsco " 8 Zealanda Sydney 9 Tenyo Maru San Francsco " 23 Serra " 25 Persa " 26 Buyo Maru Hongkong " 28 Monogola x " 29 Lurlne San Francsco Sept. 2 Korea " "." 4 U. S. T. Sherman San Francsco - y 5 Amerca Maru Hongkong " 8 Nppon Maru San Francsco 2 Tenvo Maru Hongkong 2 U. S. T. "Buford Manla 2 Makura Vancouver 3 Serra San Francsc " 3 Honolulan 3 Marama Sydney " 5 Kyo Maru Valparaso " 7 Sbera San Francsco 20 Persa Hongkong " 22 Chna San Francsco " 25 Korea Hongkong " 26 Lurlne San Francsco " 29 Manchura x Callng at Manla..x Calln.g at Fannng sland uncertan J. W. A. REDHOUSE Practcal Watchmaker and Jeweler All work strctly frst-clas- s and guaranteed sland trade wll receve prompt attenton 20 - T. H. J 25 v TRADE MARK REGSTERED THE ANVL nurutfh a HtHl ulod flux- - for rhmvn. A Hhftantul wkk. nkm; a Htylnl well m.l r-- r4m. lbt-l- or low rut, K or Calf ctxk ; lnuun, (n-.-lra-, r lacv. St.l 4txl anvl hraml lurt.- - "tntd t" wear. Ykv, h hwh.mo, U.:o t ; n to : --."n to :!,l. Try u par am prow what wo contend. McNERNY SHOE STORE READ THE GARDEN SLAND $2.50 m Oro. Danatrln Compound Kgrbalo THE GARDEN SLAND. Stomach, LU Kdnsy and M Q.Adar Homedy. 3 BLOOf) le sa THf wonoa ywo. hmakn Aft O TH PCTUrtC MUST ( on rurnv p.cksc W 0 u TRAOC MAN "4 or TMC. CtUtMlN RtMVOV CO mra u r otrct nd Unc on Slonwch, Blld fh l ln, n ScnueS Lamc. Sd Hcd-c-h, Duunm, CoalJ Tcnr, Dlwnm, LuCuppe. VJvtat Fever, od.t vr, MsUns, Detfcbone, Kev. J.undc. Lckclw. DUofM. Gravel, ;" lra, not BnsSt Luok, Tfouhle, Ltm, foeutnam, mpre nltxxj, Casrrt, SaeM, MlDfW". Nrnnu to, SMslfsnw, e. Wffm, Cur Cm. npf. Artemc Conr.on. A Owl Took lor Wm.00 Mt tettu-- lor USD. tor.q Nce-Bto-. d Bctwrn Hrbltt. emuu n olcosl. h::-- tn MM ffl All Plantalhn Stores and "Dealers SHPPNG M MAL! M MALS nter-slan- d Mals Regular mal leaves Lhue on Tuesday and Saturday at 5 p. m. Regular mal arrves from Wednesday and Frday mornng. Durng sugar season mal s frequently sent and brought by steamers ma ng extra trps between regular mal days. On days when the coast mal s due, the mal boat clue on Frday, wll lay over and come n on Saturday mornng nstead. MALS CLOSF. Regstered mftl closes on mal days, at four oclock sharp. Ordnary mal, at half past four. OVKRLAND MAL t Mal for sland offces, leaves Lhue on Monday, Wednesday and Frday mornngs at sx oclock. Except, however, n cases when the coast mal delays the Frday boat, then the mal wll leave on Saturday at 6 a. m. Kau and Kona Ports Mauna Loa,.. S. N. Co., -- al- - ternate Tuesdays and Frdays. For Moloa and Mau Mahala, every Tuesday. For Mau and Hawa Ports. Mauna Kea,.. S. N. Co., every Tuesday, Claudue..--. S. N. Co., every Frday. PORT ALLEN AND SHPPNG The Hlonan and Lurlne carry passengers, leavng drect for the coast, the fare one way or round trp, beng the same as that from. Marne ntellgence Lghthouse Establshment Offce Of The nsfetok- - 9th Dstrct, T. H.. July 2, 9. Local Notce To Marners. Hawaan slands Oahu Sly sde-honol- Harbor-Chann- el sland, a Gas Buoy 9, reported extn By order of the Commssoner of gushed July 8, was relghted July Lghthouses., 9. The whte hand lantern Leo Sham. exhbted from the buoy durng the Leutenant. U. S. N., nspector, 9th Dst. tune t remaned ungted, was Lght-Hous- e - dscontnued on the same date. lhe Lnue nana wll nave an B. of L.H. N. to M. No. 5, three weeks vacaton whch wll 9, pr, 29 C&GS Chart 409. dup ve the publc of one concert. L. H. B. Lst of Lghts, etc., The boys are a fathful lot of Pacfc Coast, 909, p. 52, after No. muscans, however, and the pub--, le-mu- ch as t enoys ther concerts, 258. and though regrethng to mss a L.. l. Lst of Buoys, etc., sngle performance, gladly con-- 2th Subdstrct, 909, p. 6. setus to grant the boys ths short Offce Of The Dstrct nm:,ut- H. July 0 9 Horsepower 33. Wheel Base loo nches. Tres 32 x 3 2 nches, front and rear. Weght pounds. Motor type, cast en bloc, 3 lore and 4 stroke. Transmsson - Selectve sldng gear type. Three speeds forward and reverse. Fan Back of Radator Coolng System Forced crculaton splash system, vertcal tube radator, centrfugal water pump. Sem-floatn- Axles g rear; front. Sprngs Sem and three-quarte- r ellptc front and rear respectvely. Gasolne Capacty Ten gallons Water Capacty - Four gallons. Control - Strctly stanchrd and nternal; secured to rear wheels. Clutch Leather-face- d cone wth slp sprngs undtr leather. ASSOCATED GARAGE, LTD., (MTW The latest Books of fcton receved by every steamer. Dont forget we carry a full lne of Tenns and Base Ball Goods. J J NTF.R-SLAN- VF.SSELS. For Kaua Ports W. G. nal,.. S. N. Co., -- every Thursday. Knau,.. S. N. Co., -- every Tuesdav. Wall-Nchols & Co, Ltd. S. E. LUCAS PARSAN OPTCAN Eyes Examned and Tested Satsfacton Prce Masonc Temple, Guaranteed Moderate Honolul Mrs. Anne Berg Nawlwl, Kaua J Lades and Gents Clothes Dry Cleaned and Pressed. fc Lades Fancy Clothes a Specalty. MSS KATE WOODARD 4 Fort S(r.t Stampng, Embrodry, Notons, Dressmakng, Fancy Work, Shrt Wasts and Underwear Cloves Cleaned Local Notce To Marners, Hawaan SLANDS-Oah- u s-- land, Sly sde Harbor- - Channel Gas Buoy 9, reported ex-- ; tngushed July 8, wll be relghted as soon as practcable. A whte hand lantern wll be exhbted from the buoy durng the tme t remans unlghted. B. of L.. N. No. 5. 9, par. 29 C&GS Chart 409, L.. B. Lst of Lghts, etc., Pacfc Coast, 909, p. 52 after No L.. B. Lst of Buoys, etc., 2th Subdstrct, 909, p. 6. By order of the Commssoner of respte.. Lghthouses, nc Qum clearance sav: 0 nc; X. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., began Leo Sahm Aug. st. Leutenant, U. S. N., The second annual clearance sale nspector, 9th Dst Lght-Hous- e of J, Hopp & Co,, Ltd, began Aug. st. LlGHTlOtSl KsTAULSHMENT Mrs. E, B. BrdgewaL-r-, was a passenger for Gov. rear, was an passenger thr Knau, fd M 05 Fort Street w o mmmm arzmss ne ouason for 9 SODY. FYLES AND PRCLS.toaJolt:!, two passenger, 25 g.. tank, $000 Roadster, three panenger, sngle rumble Scat, $000 Roadster, four passenger, doube rumble Seat, $025 Bearngs Front wheels: large sze, ball type. Rear wheels; roller, wth ball thrusts. -- Frame Pressed steel; best open hearth stock; drop to whch transmsson and sub-fran- motor are secured. Radator Kxtra large; vertcal tubes; horzontal fns; very effcent. Da3h Rch mahogany, wth col box to match. Protected on edges wth brass mouldng, channeled out to the ft over edges of the woodwork, provdng protecton from the weather, Equpment- - Two gas head lghts; generator; two sde ol lamps; tal lamps; horn; full set of tools and ack. Runabout--Prc- e Sooo F. ()., Detrot. Prce 50 F. O. $..wth top, glass front md Prt-- O. Lte tank. Tourng s Car - Prce Sltoo. 0. P. ncludng top, glass front and Pres O. Lte tank. E. Howes, Manager Educator $4 Shoes Are a treat for the feet. Made on a broad toe last wth room for all fve toes. Ths gves perfect rest for the foot at all tmes. They come n Black Gun Metal, Calf, Vc Kd and Tan Russa, both n hgh and low cuts. When orderng, cover freght. Manufacturers7 Shoe Co., Send us your OLD FADED PHOTOGRAPHS to be reproduced or enlarged. Satsfactory workmanshp guaranteed. Artstc Pcture Framng. Kodak Developng and Prntng. Ye Arts and Crafts Shop REACH Baseball Goods are sold by all the leadng stores n Hawa Theo. H. Daves&Co.y Ltd. for the Lmted Sole Agents Terrtory of Hawa The Reach Cork Center Ball was the Offcal Ball of Worlds Seres REACH GOODS GUARANTEED Head Salesman Son!t of theka-pa- a Store was afassenger for by the Knau Saturday. He wll sal for Frcsco by the next Saturday. boat, where he wll meet Mrs. arrvng Sousa. Thev wll return together about SeMfub r ffteenth. Frank n add cts. to B. E. Dllngham Presdent of O. R. L. Co. arrved on the Knau Wednedy. Mr. Woodward, of, s occupyng the poston as Clerk of the Crcut Court durng the absence :. Phlp P,v.

4 THE GARDEN SLAND. t The ONLY PLACE to buy your offce supples and general statonery s at our store, 9M Kort Street. Wrte us your O want and we shall be pleased to look after t for you. Our Repar Department for Typewrters, Cash Regsters and Addng Machnes s the most extensve n the Terrtory, lefore buyng a typewrter consult us. We handle exclusvely the well known Remngton Typewrter whch s the BEST that money can buy. Offce Supply Co., Ltd. Telephone nas Coffees S, OZAK WAMEA No. 02. Branch Wahawa, Telephone No. 7. upon your ALSO FORT STREET Wholesale Lquor Dealer Complete Lne of Orental Goods KAMEHMEHA nsst Pure Kona Coff BRAND : f rocer gvng you tns hum rvu- - ts the knd that makes you want another cup. Whole Roasted and Ground H.Hackfeld&Co.,Ltd. DlSTKnCTOKS Kaua Garage Company MONUMENT WORKS, LTD. We are the only practcal frm n the slands today, strctly n the monument busness. We do all our work wth pneumatc tools, drven by compressed ar. and the savng n labor we gve t our customers n the reduced prce of monuments sold. We gve any class of letterng, V Sun or rased, but recommend rased letters as more artstc. We sell monuments at San Francsco prces, and as a further nducement to purchase from us, we wll gve the full name, and the year of brth and death, beautfully carved n rased letters, n panel work, wth frosted background, absolutely free. We arc drect mporters of Amer-ca- n and Scotch marble and grantes. WE PAY THE FREGHT 2f&mtem$w The Talk lvjl UG owng wk 7 few Our lne fn :mart new Reg.l Sr...tvles has won a.. cf prase amot. t!.c bc.:t-drecse- cl men. town. These W new Rr.L-a- models are smarter than ever, and they show genune custom style n every lne and curve. REGAL SHOES Well-know- New York and London custom Lootmakerl desgned the modt-l- from whch every one cf these Regal Styles t bult. They have a dstnctve cust :m appearance lound n no other ready-to-we- thoe. Moreover, th y are made. quarter-sze- s, nsurng yo an exact ft a.d pefcct comfort. Regal Shoe Store HAWA f N FUND AGAN CO S E T Meetng of tre members of The Kaua Loan Fund Commsson, held n Lhue August 2nd. 9. The meetng was called to order by Second Francs Vce-Charm- an Gay. Those present besdes the Second beng J. K. Vce-Charma- n Lota and W. D. McHryde, Secretary, and J.. Moragne, Engneer? Absent. D. Wshardand Marston Campbell. The mnutes of the prevous meetng were read and duly approved. A general dscusson ensued as to where work should be undertaken n the way of regradng etc. and on other matters pertanng to the methods of advertsng and lettng of contracts. A moton, duly seconded, that the sum of $,000 be set asde and approprated for new grade between Hannpcpeand Makawel and for the cuttng of the Mahnaul corner east, was passed. A moton, duly seconded, that the sum of $,000 be set asde and approprated for new grade o n Keala-Kapa- a road, was passed. The queston was rased as to the amount of bond or percentage of contract to be requred of success ful bdders to be put up as a bond and after clue consderaton a moton was made and duly seconded that all contractors furnsh a bond upon ther acceptance of a contract, the sad bond to be an amount equal to 25 per cent of the amount of the contract entered nto. Moton passed. Moton was made t h a t a com mttee consstng o f the Second Vce-Charm- an Francs Gav and the Secretary W. D. McBryde be authorzed to act and represent the Commsson n the matter of the Tel 600 FOR VOX CO. Tal 600 approval of all bonds furnshed by Agents SUU-AOEXT- For S contractors to the Kaua Loan Fund Commsson. Moton duly second Pope-Hartfor- Stevens-Durye- a, Packard. Vvrless, Lozer. Buck, ed and passed. Cadllac, Sloddard-Dayto- n. Overland, Hupmoble, Oldsmoble, Baker Moton was made that the En Electrc, Maxwell. Autocar. Everett, Thomas Eler. gneer of the Commsson b e au Pope-Hartfor- d, GASOLNE TRUCKS: Packard, Buck, Atterbury. thorzed to engage the clercal help We have on hand, Model 7 Huck. 5 passenger tourng car. Ths necessarv n the matter of the draw car s rated at 30 h. n. but develops actual 48. Prce $2,00. One ng up of contracts or for other second-han- d 90 Cadllac "30" 5 passenger tourng car, fully equpped. Ths car was formerly owned by C. H. Wlcox, s n good con- work n connecton wth hs offce, The same was duly seconded and dton. Prce $,500. One model "Dr" Maxwell 2 cylnder, 20 h. p. passed. Runabout n good order. Prce $500. Moton to adourn subect to the We cary a full lne of anto supples. Our garage s fully equpped for frst-clas- s work. We respectfully solct a Tral. passed. call of the char, seconded and W. D. McBryde, Secretary. Passengers Arrved Per. Steamer Knau Wednesday August 9: Mrs. Kobbey, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wlcox, Rev. Hans. senberg, C. Gat, Father Vctor, Father Yalntne, Father Stephens, R.. Llle, W. S. Crane, S. Rod-rgue- s, Baerng, H. Rosenberg, John Maor Wlls, Gov. Frear, B. L. Dllngham, G.. Mead, A. F. Knudsen, Mss M. E. Park, LMss K. Lard, Mss M. E. Cross, Mss M. Haste, Mrs. Jas. Loagan, Jas. Neal, J. Gat B. Melanphy t. k,.. scnung, engneer n the Department of the Board of Health,, s the guest of hs parents n Walua, t beng h frst vacaton n nne years. Health nspector Cook, returned to Lhue Wednesday, havng spent several days n the Hanalc Ds trct. Rev. Hans senberg, returned on the Knau after a bref busness trp to. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wlcox re turned from a trp to, on Wednesdays Knau. Wall Nchols t Co., carry the latest books of fcton. DOUBLENpl Dont spend spre tme thnklnc what you mght be f your salary wtn doubled! Vamr. not thnkng, wll make your wsh a realty. Our frea booklet, Ara Yourflanda Ted? tells you what to do and how todo t. Thousands have already doubled or largely nreusrd ther salares by followng our plan. Under our gudance you van do tha same. Act today!. (. S, book Tut. make t easy lor those already at work to!"; Learn By Mal N..alral. Wata, KUtUWal. full, alala, TtU, a a Tlf rapa R Uaarlaf tad Praatltat (! Urawtaa ara ttf PluafcUf t kta)llal rtlr DrahUff km(lr OrattnBll B! t.llrtft plv HtaattrKBhr l.ttflt.l Bpu l4.fl LMllt RRKUt klllrlkrmu Th Uru vmu fraakt. Clrculttr fr Stttt tubcl tha nttftt you. J NTEMaTONtl COnRESPONDNCC Hawaan Amtntv J30 for St hor.mlul W amea LMTEDStables Up-to-da- Lvery Lverv Busness. AUTOMOBLE Drayng and Hoardng Stable and STAGE-LN- BETWEEN LHUE and KEKAHA Leavng Lhue every Monday, E Wednesday and Frday. Leavng Kekahu every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ARRVNG AT THER DESTNATON N THREE HOURS W. WEBER Manager. Telephone 4 W Wamea P. O. Box 48 TRENT TRUST CO., Ltd. Member Stock and Bond Exchange Real Estate, nsurance, Trusts WANTED--Tw- o or three frst-clas- s agents on Kaua. Coyne Furnture Company, Lmted Alexander Young Buldng, FURNTURE OF ALL DESCRPTONS Bureaus, Chffoners, Sdeboards, Box Couches, Mattresses, Etc. UPOLSTERNG AND REPARNG Telephon 642 P. O. Box 54 SCRAP RON CO. C. H. BROWN, Manager Dealer n SCRAP RON, BRASS, COPPER, AND SECOND - HAND MACHNERY aljxau la St., near Electrc Power Staton. Coney Garage Co., Ltd. AUTOMOBLES 7. H. CONEY, Manager.TO ALL PARTS OF KAUA DAY OR NGHT. Telephone 04 Autos and Lght Machnery Repared, Plumbng and Gas Fttng. Automoble Supples. Agents for the Kssel Kar, Frankln, Chalmers Detrot, Hudson, Gramm, Logan Truck, and Colt Acetylene Lghtng Plant. Agents for the.. STEAM KAV. CO., Ltd., Nawlwl. Nawlwl, Kaua Kaua Combnaton Offer Garden sland-hawa- an Star Both of these papers offered at slghtly more than the prce of one. Everybody on Kaua knows the Garden sland. t s mprovng wth each ssue, and s becomng more and more mportant to readers and advertsers. ts subscrpton rate s two dollars and ffty cents per year, postage pad. The Hawaan Star s now edted by Walter G. Smth and s under an energetc management. t las lately establshed cable connectons wth San Francsco and Washngton, whle ts facltes for handlng and slands news are unsurpassed. The rate for the Daly s eght dollars per year. Our Clubbng Rate For Both One Year, s $9.5; Sx Months, $4.85 Or, the GARDEN SLAND and SEM-WEEKL- Y m RES One Year, For $3.95c THE GARDEN SLAND, Lhue Kaua. NEV Ry SPALDNG STAR Baseball Goods are the hest anrabsolutelv guaranteed. E. 0. HALL & SON, LTD. carry a full lne wth prces the same as sold n all the large ctes of the States. A postal wll get you a catalogue wth prces. lt!" Hay, Bran, RolledUrlky, Oats, Wheat, Mddlngs Sole agents for nternatonal Stock and Poultry Food P. O. Box 452, P. AKANA Dressmaker Formerly wth P. On Ta, of, s now located at KAPAA STORE Lades Garments made n the latest prevalng fashons. HOTEL BAY VEW Wamea, Kaua The Commercal Mans Favorte Hostlery : DCK OLVER, Mana.er Hawaan News Headquarters for PAPER WRAPPNG TWNE, Hawaan News Young Bldg. Co., Ltd. BAGS PAPER ETC. Co., Ltd. MLTON & PARSONS Formerly wth Dunns Hat Shan Mllnery Parlon Hotel Street, Opp. Young Hot.l Mss Power Fashonable Parlor Bo.ton Bldg. Fort Str..t Mllnery Koloa Plantaton 5tore Wholesale and Retal Groceres. Dry Goods of all Descrptons, General Plantaton Supples. R. W. Perkns PHOTOGRAPHER Up-to-D- Portrature Kodak Developng and Prntng J M Jt Mal Orders Gven Specal Attenton STUDO: llohotel St. V ( 6 Cf3 a

5 .CXAJgl THE X3QMA0"HHT -- SLAXH. " S;7. llntnrmamfm TnMflRnrTFMf v v r. h v!r "- New u -- A e Just Receved.J Ml vllll t ; ;,l.. rl JlT U...O..H.. A f..- ;H Lades Talor made and Lngere &hrt Wasts $.50 to $4.00 each. A great varetly of the seasbssprettresf styles to-- choose from. Lngere Dresses n all szes $5.6o!to$l5!o6 each...!,.,,! Wash Dress Goods. An nmence supply -- 0f to 25pr;U yard. Send for samples. " " V." "." Lades and Chldrens Hosery, sortment prces cant be beaten. wx.n nu Lades Kmonas. and Dressng Sacques,:";"." arta!., : Long Lawn Kmonas 34 to 42 tl.stftb.bath. Dressng Sacqnes SO? to $2.00 each,!.,:..,ult Laces House Dresses n Gnghams Batstes and Lawns; Dutch or hgh neck $3.50 to $7.00 each. A. BLOM Fort Street opposte Catholc Church. A CLOTHNG OPPORTUNTY For a nhort tme only we wll quote the followng prces: Hoys Wah Suts regular $.00 Suts now.50 atyn 2 4 H t t () to 2 yra. 44 l( ( 4 2 5() 25 ( " Blm- - Sortfe Suts KOQ " 6.00 " 8 " 4 " Mt-n- Over Coat " 5.00 Coat " " Sut." from $.50 per mt to Soft Muck Crufh lath regular $.50 Hat now.75. Anny uth " 2.00 " ".25. Why neglect orderng, when yon can get (foods at tlee prces. All mal onfera promptly attended to. "Specal prces to Stores." THE LEADER Fort near Beretana KMS TEMPLE OF FASHON THE largest ndependent general merchandse store on Kaua. We take an mmense amount of prde n ths plan, sold statement. There s not a man on Kaua who does not know that when he buys anythng at one of our stores the goods are gong to be exactly as represented and the prce a lttle lower than he can get anywhere else, and he knows, too, that he s gong to get a square deal. Grocery Qualty Department counts. Yes, qualty counts, every tme. Ths s demonstrated n the rapdly ncreasng demand for our PURTAN BUTTER the best butter ever made. Choce dary butter. Butter so sweet and delcous n flavor that everybody wants t. Bet-g- et soma; youll fnd t far above th butter you get most places. CANNED Street, VEGETABLES Canned vegetables fresh from the garded. t really s delghtful to have for bnner there days, vegetables lke those we get n the early sprng. Every can s guaranteed. That means b.ng t back and get your money f dssatsfed. TABLE DELCACES delcaces-bargan- s. Table Remarkable August and September ooetngs. Our table delcaces are the leadng feature of our grocery department. They are of specally fne grade anb are gong at prces that would make them remarkable valves even f they were of ordnary grades. OUR QUCK DELVERY A bg, modern Buck truck, delvers your order n less tme and n better condton than any other store on Kaua. Eleele Store J.. SLVA, Propretor. You Can SEE the Style of THE rpl Jt? ;va "?-Jyl?te- d "PttvS-Vkactar- "30 tourng car to run on cther road or, U3 tattll Vl llll Jt. V. presdent W. Lnlr.(h&J-- of C.:... the ludao-- Columbus and Southern Trac- - L KeTeeArGeOrgeAgfust.Colonel ton Compa On a recent tral RumbtfNfe" trp from Cnlttlnw tr Kpvmnr ohrtlmnme-h- U as well n machne ran tearlv fftv.fonr touct wltl polo lhaters as anybody, an hour nranst n head wnd nn.l had the followng to say on the all- - sxtv mles on the return trp. absorbng stbect ths nornnsr. - w,,,w.,,..,t....,..n V.. V."..,t L l l. L Mlll. " l can rememuer any reason nanv ft nto the standard rms of where the polo champonshp looked the automoble and n place of the opener than t does ths year. To pneumatc tre there s a Hanged pck the wnner of the seres would steel car tre. These parts are bolted together n such a way that when be a very hard ob. kaua :s always strong at polo. the car s wanted for road use, the The Ffth Cavalry players ths specal equpment can be easly year are puttng up a splendd removed and standard automobles game n every way and ther pones tres attached n ts place. are hander and faster than ever When the motor car s beng used before. on the tracton lne t wll run as The Oahu team has as strong a a second secton of the car t s fol- - team as has ever represented the lowng and wll always operate un-- ; club n a fght for the nter-slan- d champonshp and ther pones ths year are not only faster than was the case last year, but they are n all round better trm. Wth Colonel Rumbo and George Angus actng as referees there can be no possble doubt about far decsons beng rendered. "As usual, transportaton to and from the ground wll be furnshed members of the press and every faclty wll be gven them n ther work of reportng the games." A. A. U. Members Now n Hawa The total regstraton wth the local branch of the A. A. U. now amounts to. The last regstraton s tkat of George Freeth. The Kaua Athletc Assocaton has sgned up thrty-fou- r members,.e. uouang sucn weu-know- n atneces n "?"ey: Another School Man uc, ucukc Aunu, cy.u- - na, John Manna, Peter Manna, Hans Fassoth, holder of the sland hgh umpng record; J. B. Fernan-de- s and John Akana. The Kaua Athletc Assocaton has a very strong membershp and should be heard from at future athletc meets. Western Farmers Are Hard Ht Late advces from Washngton to The Garden sland, etate that the last monthly report shows a serous nury t o crops throughout the country, due to the extreme heat. Farmers n Mssour, Kansas and Oklahoma are sad to be heavy losers. Arbtraton Treaty Beng Held Up The Senate Commttee has balked on the treaty of arbtraton between Amerca, K n g a n d and France, regardng the power granted the ont Hgh Commttee. The Largest der orders of the tran despatches The car s to be equpped wth a telephone for connecton wth tlu; tran despatchers offce from any pont along the lne. The Cadllac Wthn the last week, army off--, cals and avaton experts at Washngton have been gven an nterest- - ng demonstraton of the automo-ble- s defensve utlty n tme of war by the four Cadllacs owned by the Northwestern Mltary Aca- - demy, of Chcago. No actual frng was done at the army reroplanes at College Park, of course, but the guns were traned on the flyers, and the latter were theoretcally destroyed, The battery conssted of two Ca- - dllac gun carrages whch went through the Gldden tour of 90, expermentng for the Government as balloon destroyers, and two 9 Cadllacs unquely equpped for wreless telegraphy. Off For New deas Supervsng Prncpal MeClusky of Hlb, has left for the coast n..... :.. acdn u new ucm... t ue of Kukaau succeeds hm. The KnudSen party consstng of Mr. and Mrs. Erc Knudsen, Mss Twnnell, Mr. Hardng and Mrs. Wlder and son, were among the polo excursonst for on Frdays Hall. W. T. Frost, one of s popular travelng salesmen, arrved on the Hall Frday, Salesman Baerng representng Hackfeld & Co. arrved last week, relevng Paul Schmdt for a trp. Ths s Mr. Baerngs frst trp to Kaua, and he expressed hmself as charmed wth the sland and the hosptalty of our people. Passengers Arrved Per Steamer Hall, Frday, Aug.. Rev. J. M. Lydgute, Master; Lvdgate, Paul Kahlbun, Ach, J. K. Hggns. C. K. McKlellan, W. T. Frost, Mrs. Ludloff and (4) chldren. and Fnest Stock of WALL PAPER n tht Terrtory s carred by LEWERS & COOKE, Ltd. Books of satnsles of Foregn and Domestc Wall Papers may be seen at the LHUE STORE or at the store of C. B. OFGAARD, Wamea. f you wsh samples wll be sent to you from Cooke, Lmted. Lewers & w Paamas From $.50 up Specal Lne of NEGLGEE SHRTS $.50 nnder-wardroh- Vo man e t complete wthout a sut of Taamaa. te a nght gown, bath robe and loungng robe all n one. "FAULTLESS" PAJAMAS SNCE 88 are as precsely made as an onter garment. They are drafted wth scentfc care and made of thoroughly dependable fabrc n whte and color. M Mclnerny Ltd. Holeproof Hose Guaranteed for Sx Months Sx Par to the Box Lades Lsle, n black, whte and tan, $3.00 box Chldrens Rbbed, blacl only, $2 box Mns Cotton, blac and tan, $.75 box Mens Lsle, blac5! and tan, $3 box Mens Cotton, whte and assorted colors, $2 box. B. F. Ehlers & Co. Sole Agents, Carborundum Wheels They hold the shape and cut faft; wll save tme and money on any character of grndng work. ron Works Agents for Hawaan slands. Agent Company Alexander Young Hotel Laundry Let Us Show You Come nto our tore and mne the Packard Shoe at close range. Setty youratll ot te ttyle nl constructon, thttt let U demonttrete te eomtort McNERNY SHOE CO., Ltd. HONOUUJ SHOE You can, n mceure, ece tte work manahp, too. What you cannot ece ere the perfect fttng qualtes whch, at much at any other one thng, eecounte lor Packard popu larty. Electrc Co. EXPERT ELECTRCAL NFORMATON Batteres, Lamps and all knds of Electrcal Supples Estmates cheerfully gven on Electrcal nstallaton of all knds Electrc Co. McClellan nvtes Congress to Kaua Address all laundry to the Messenger Servce Unon and Hotel Sts.,. LET US DO YOUR SHOPPNG McClelUn ha ssued nvtatons, Aug. - The d.bandon-t- o congtcsmcn to vst Hawa,,,f but t s not beleved a htflcct,,rlu thc n,, "ta s under ntuhu- - can be pusadul to leave consderaton here. Col. Jones of : Washngton. says such an act would.-- consttute mutny and that no on an dsband a company but the yovtrmr. $ The Garden sland $2.50 Hlo Would Throw Down Her Arms

6 THE"GARDEN SLAND! " - fltwwttfr,,jfer LAST SUNDAYS S BE T BA The Lhue fans were treated to some of the best ball of the season last Sunday, when a twelve nnng game was played between the Lhue and Homestead teams. A te resulted n the nnth nnng, the score standng S to 8. From here on, t was a battle for blood untl the twelfth nnng;, when the farmers plucked a run, and shut out the home team wth a score ot 9 to 8. The queston of a "passed ball" resulted from a wld throw from second to thrd, the latter mssng and allowng two runs, but when t was explaned by the umpre that hs decson was based upon an agreement of captans of both teams at the begnnng of the game the matter was quckly passed over. The Untes should have won the game hands down but ther lack of nterest n the game was ndcated n ther deserton of the feld to wtness a lttle dsturbance out sde of the grounds. They showed a decded lack of practce and team work also. n Makawel the Koloas got thers too, at the rate of 8 to 6, whch shows, an mprovement n the doughty lttle team. The Maka-wel- s at present look to be easy wnners, beng so far n the lead that t s mprobable any other team ll defeat them. Eleele umped on to the Klaueas and made the Bg Stckers look very much lke second raters. For some reason or other, Klattea of late has not been up to her standard. However, n Sundays game, the score stood 3 to 3 to the nnth nnng, when the Eleele team found every old curve that the redoubtable Wood could nvent, and batted and swatted rght and left, plng up sx runs before the curtan dropped. t was a perfectly fascnatng game, however, and was wtnessed by the usual number o f Klaueas enthusastc fans. Passed Ball Defned PER CENTAGE OF TEAMS G W L Av. Makawel Lhue Klauea Eleele Koloa Homestead Kawahau Hanale Jr. League. P. W L Av. Hanales Awa Roots Haena Next Sundays Ball Games Governor Frear reports the home-steadn- g stuaton on Kaua to be n very satsfactory condton. The Governor returned t o Sunday mornug after spendng several days n the mountans of the Garden sle, c h e fl y on a pleasure trp. He, however, had tme to look nto Terrtoral busness to some extent. Applcatons wll be opened for places n the Omao settlement assocaton, wthn a few days, the Governor stated, and another assocaton s beng organzed to take up a tract of laud at Lawa. The homesteadng on Kaua has generally been n connecton wth the plantatons, and the homesteaders made up of laborers on the plantatons who are enabled thus to secure a permanent home and suffcent ground to make them dependent, LEGAL Tenders, NOTCES Gradng Bns wll b e receved by the OF Kaua Loan Fund Commsson at Lhue, Kaua, untl 0:00 oclock A. m. of August 7th. 9, fon furnshng all labor, tools and ma SEASON terals, and constructng Goo feet secton 2" of the new lanale. Hll grade, at Hanale, Kaua. At certfed check for 5 per cent of the Game Was Longest n amount bd must accompany proposals. nnngs Of The Seasons Baseball Seres Plans and Specfcatons can be had by applcaton accompaned by!s5.6o to the undersgned. Team s The work conssts, n the greater part of excavatng about 2000 Ahead cubc yards of earth and placng same accordng to Specfcatons. AH Games Are Won By Teams On The J. H. MoRAGNK. Wamea Sde Eleele Defeats Bg Engneer of the Stckers Badly Kaua Loan Fund Commsson. Lhue, Kaua, Aug. 4th., 9. Tenders, Gradng Bns wll be receved by the Kaua Loan Fund Commsson at Lhue, Kaua, untl 0:00 oclock A. M. of August 7th., 9. for furnshng all labor, tools and na.-teral- s, and constructng 3300 feet secton l of Koloa-La-w- a the new grade near Koloa, Kaua. A certfed check for 5 per cent of the amount bd must accompany proposals. Plans and Specfcatons can be had by applcaton accompaned by $5.00 to the undersgned. The work conssts, n the greater part, of excavatng about 7000 cubc yards of earth and plaengsame accordng to specfcatons. J. H. Mohagn. Engneer for the Kaua Loan Fund Commsson, Lhue, Ka. a, Aug. 4th., 9. Tenders, Steel Brdge SCA.U) Tundkrs wll be receved by the Kaua Loan Fund Commsson at Lhue. Kaua, T. H., untl 2:00 oclock M., of September 6th., 9, for furnshng One Pn connected Pratt Truss Steel Brdge, wth all necessary bolts and rvets for erectng. Loadng:- - Brdge to be proportoned for 6 ton tracton engne tralng three 0 ton Wagon on 0 foot wheel bases. Petton and Accounts, and that all person nterested naytlen and there apear and show cause, f any they have, why the same should not le granted, and may present evdence as to who are enttled to Dmensons:- - Wdth o f ralway the sad property. And that notce of 6; length, of brdge, center to ths Order, be publshed n the "5 Annus sland", a newspaper prnted anl pub center of end pns, 0. Floor System- :- lshed n sad Lhue, for three successve Steel floor beams, eeks, the last publcaton to lx not less wooden strngers and wooden tloor. ;nan two urksrovmsoxneueuer Stran Sheets-Drawn- gs etc n apponted lor sad Hearng, to wt,.ugu.--t Tlwlrorc um thnnt wtt tlnr nrn. sth.,.tu., L.t. am.ml..... : Dated c..,.o the Ttl. day ot August ). (Seal) (Sgtl.).aco Hadv, and strans of each member, also Judge of the Crcut Court of the Ffth fully detal plans and specfcatons, all of whch must meet wth the the approval of the Engneer of Kaua Loan Fund Commsson. Brdge to be desgned n conformty wth Coopers Standard Specfcatons and must be delvered to the Commsson entrely free of rust. Bdders wll state n ther propo sal the sum for whch they wll fur nsh the brdge complete K O. B., A nassed ball s a locally delvered ball that th catcher should hold or control wth ordnary effort, but hs falure to do so enable.s the batsman, who lwoncs a base runner on ptched ball, to reach frst base or a base runner to advance. and the shortest tme n whch delvery can be guaranteed. A certfed check for 5 per cent of the amount bd must accompany proposals. The Kaua Loan Fund Commsson reserves the rght to reect any and all bds. J. H. Mouagnk. Engneer for the Kaua Loan Fund Commsson, Lhue, Kaua, Aug. 4th., 9 Tender, Concrete Brdge Sealed bds wll be receved by the Kaua Loan Fund Commsson untl 2:00 oclock noon of September 6th., 9, for furnshng all labor, tools and materals, and constructng a 200 foot four span renforced Concrete Brdge, on foundaton already prepared, at Hunnpepe, Kaua, accordng to Plans a n d Specfcatons whch wll be furnsh-- Makawel vs. Eleele n Makawel. Umpre Dck Olver. Homestead vs. Klauea n Homestead. Umpre L. J. Mundon. ed upon applcaton accompaned Koloa vs. K. A. C. n Koloa. by S5.00 to the undersgned. A Umpre N. Akaua. part of the machnery and materal for dong the work s at hand and t wll be necessary for bdders, to vst the vte n order to faml--! larze themselves wth condtons to be met. A certh- d check for 5 per cent of the amount bd must accompany each proposal. J. H. Mokaoxk. Engneer for the Kaua Loan Fund Commsson. Lhue, Kaua, Aug. 4th., 9. Mrs. D. K. Watson and Mss lopa of Wanae Oahu "Have been vstng frends and relatves on Kaua. Durng ther stay here, they pad many vsts t o every nook of nterest pleasng to the eye of the vstor from the beautful Hanale valley to the barkng sands of Mana and declared that the Garden sland s the land of all good tlngs. They departed for Home by the We sell STERLNG 9 BCYCLES For $25.00 Wth Coaster Break, $ rl EMPORUM LEGAL NOTCES N THH CRClT,(()! KT, lll-t- CRClT, TERRTORY OK HAWA. ll Probate At Chambers, No. n the.matter of the Estate of Alo Kaukau, of Wamea, Kaua, leceased Order Of Xotce Of Petton Kor Allowance Of Accounts, Determnng Trust And Dstrbutng The Estate. on mllng and lmn: the petton and accounts of T. Brandt," Executor of the wll of Aholo Kaukau, of Wamea, Kaua, deceased, wheren pettoner asks to K $2,o:O..V and charged wth ft.u".70, and asks that the same be examned and approved, and that a fnal order be made of Dstrbuton of the remanng property to the persons, thereto enttled and dschargng pettoner and suretes from all further responsblty heren: t s ordered, that Thursday, the Mll, day of September A. D. ), at 0 oclock A.M. before the Judge of sad court at Chandlers at hs Court Room ll Lhue, Kaua, le md the same hereby s apponted the tme and place for hearng sad Crcut. Attest: (Sgd.) Phlp L. Rck, Clerk of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. Oho Clothes Cleanng Co. Lades, and gents clothes and gloves cleaned on short notce. Dyeng of every descrpton. sland orders gven specal attenton. N. Nakatan 32 Beretaua St., PASSENGERS DEPARTED Per S. S. Kuau, Saturday August 2. Mss C. Goodale, MsS Laura Holt. Mrs. F. Dllngham, Mrs. B. F. Dllngham. Mr. Dllng ham, O o v. Frear, Mrs. Frear, Father J. Stephens, R.. lle R. Smth, Mrs. E. B. Brdge-wate- r, Mss Edwards, Mrs. Mah koa, Mrs. Abbe a n d chldren, Mrs. Kahele, Rev. R. Putk, W. J..Sheldon, R. Thomson, D. Hart, Mr. Hardng, Geo. Waterhouse, Mss Dwnuell, Mrs. C. Wlder Dr. Waferhouse, Mrs. Dr. Water-hous- e, H. Rosenberg, D. Lyon and wfe, H. E. Sharp, R. Melam-ph- y. Knau Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Truskow, are, spendng a vacaton wth Mr. and Mrs. Menefogho of the Wanha Power Plant. Tn? celebraton of the vctory of our polo team ths year wll probably take the form of un elaborate recepton to the boys bn ther return from. BY m.u v wt tvy n urn AUTHORTY N THE CRCUT COURT, TTH (.lter T, TKlKTOltY OK HAWA. n Probate At Chambers, No. 84. n the matter of the Estate of... a- - nake, of Lhue, Kaua, deceased test- - ate. Order Of Xotce Of Petton Kor Allow-mc- Of Accounts, Determnng Trust And Estate. On readng md flng the petton and accounts of the Hawaan Trust Company, Lmted, Admnstrator wth the wll An- - ne.xed of the Jvtntc-o- f J. 5. Hanake, do-- ceased, wheren pettoner aks to be allowed fols.lo and charged wth SOll.tO, anl asks that the oune be and approved, and that a Hnd order bemadr ol Dstrbuton of the remanng proor-t- y to the por.-on- s thereto enttled and ds-- chargng xttoner and suretes from all further responsblty heren; t s ordered, that Wednesday, the (th. day of September A. ). Hll, at 0 oclock A..M. boore the Judge of sad Court at Chambers at bs Court ltoom n the Court House at Lhue. le and the same hereby s apponted the tme and place for hear ng sad rettou and Accounts, and that ah persons nterested may then and there appear and show cause, t any they have, why the same slmuld not be granted, and may present evdence as to who are enttled to the sad property. And that notco. of ths Order, be publshed n the "Hah-n:- s slam;", a newspaper prnted and publshed n sad Lhue, for three successve weeks, the la-- t publcaton to lx; not less than two weeks prevous to the tme theren apponted for sad hearng. Dated the.(th. day of July Hll. (Seal) (Sgd.) Jacob Hadv, Judge of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. Attest: (Sgd.) Pn. L. Hck, Clerk of the Crcut Court of the. Ffth Crcut. (Aug.), 8, 5, ) A. (J. Ku.Kor. Attorney for Pettoner. Meetng Notce The Annual Meetng of the Hu Kua Anaof Wanha, Kaua, wll be held at ts meetng Hall, on the 7th. and 8th.. of September 9. at 0 oclock a. n. and all the members of the sad Hu are hereby cordally nvted to attend the same. The obect of the meetng s for the purposes of recevng the reports of the offcers of the sad Hu, the electon of offcers for the ensung year, and the transacton of general busness, accordng to secton of the of the Hu. By-La- James K. Apolo, Presdent, H. A. W. Anahola, Kaua, T.. July 29, 9. Hoolaha Hu E nalama a ana ka Halawa Makahk o ka Hu Kua Ana o Wanha, Kaua ke hk aku ana kr. la 7 anv. 8 o September 9 bora 0 A. M. A ke katoha a aku nc na lala apau o ua hu ne, e hk kno ae : k - al a aea duna, no Ka uooone ana ;a noke ana uu-n- a nu, ame ke kohp hou ana nn Luna nu no ka Makahk e hk mat ana, ame na kumhana e ae no ka pouo oua hu ne. E lke me ka pauku o ke o ka hu. Jamks K. Apolo,.Peres dena H. A. W. Anahola, Kaua T. H. July Meetng Notce The unnuu! meetng of the beuland Assocaton (Hu wll be held at Haena, Kaua, at 0 A. M. of the nth. day of Septenler, 0. Allsharcholcrsof same concern arc hereby cordally requested to attend sad nuvtug at the tme and place above mentoned. W. K. Ksskt, Luna Nu- - Hoolaha Halawa Hu K maluua am ka llalawu Makahk oka Hu Auuoaeun tnu ltac, Kaun ne, tunca horn 0 A. --M. o ku h SoptcUr ljl, LEGAL NOTCES X thh emort COURT, OK THE KKT CHClT, TKHMTOUY.OK HAWA n Probatu At Chambers, n the Matter of the F.statc of Jlas X. Throas, of Papau, Kaua, deceased testate. Order of Xotce of Petton for Allowance of Accounts, ctcrmnng Trut and Dstrbutng the Estate. On rendng and fllng the ctton and accounts of The Hawaan Trust Company, Ltd., Admnstrator wth the Wll annexed of the lvtatoof Elas X. ThronH, of Papua, Kaua, lcceah!l testate, wheren pettoner asks to be allowed $K05.(l and charged wth fl4(l.o0, and asks that the same le examned and approved, and that a fnal order be made of Dstrbuton of the remanng property to the ersons thereto enttled and dschargng ettoner and surelc.-- from all further responsblty heren: t sordercd, that Wednesday, theuth. da of August A. D. ), at 0 oclock A. M. le fore the Judge of sad Court, at Chamlcrs of.sad Court at bs Court ltoom n Lhue le and the same hereby s apponted the tme and place for hearng sad Petton and Accounts, and that all persons nterested may then and there appear and show cause, f any they have, why the same should not be grunted, and may present evdence hs to who ae enttled tn the sad property. And that notce of ths Order x. publshed n the "(Atr.s- - slasd" newspaer prnted and publshed n sad Lhue for three successve weeks, the last publcaton to k- - not less than two weeks prevous to the tme theren apponted for sad hearng. Dated the.0th. day of July 0. (Seal) (Sgd.) Jacob Hardy. Judge of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. Attest: (Sgd.) Phlp L. tce Clerk of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. July 25th. Aug. st., 8th.. 5th. NOTCE TO CREDTORS N THE MATTER OF" THE ESTATE OF MARY SOPHA RCE, DECEASED. The undersgned havng been duly apponted executors of the wll of Mary Sopha Rce, deceased, hereby gve notce to all credtors of sad decedent to present ther clams, duly authentcated and wth proper vouchers, f any exst, and, whether such clam be secured or unsecured, to ether of the undersgned n person, at hs or her resdence n Lhue, wthn sx months from the date of the frst publcaton of ths notce, sad date beng July 8, 9, or wthn sx months from the day they fall clue, or same wll be forever barred. Lhue, Kaua,Julyl7,9. Wllam Hyde Rch, Mahy Dorothea Rck senm,rg,. Executors of the wll of Mary Sopha Rce, deceased. July 8. Aug NOTCE NOTCE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY STUATE A T KAPAA, COUNTY OF KAUA. Phlp Contrades Jr., Guardan of the property of John Contrades and Mara Contrades, mnors, hereby gves notce that, actng under a lcense from the Crcut Court of the Ffth Judcal Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa, he wll sell at publc aucton, on Thursday the 7th day of August, A. D. 9, at 2 oclock noon of sad day, at the front door of the Courthouse n Knpaa, Dstrct of Kawahau, County of Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa, thenterest of the sad mnors, to wt, a two-ffth- s nterest contngent upon the death of the father of the sad mnors, Phlp Contrades, n that certan pece or parcel of land stuate at sad Kapaa, and bounded and descrbed as fol-low- Begnnng at the southeast corner of the Grant to Hulttl, and adonng the boundary of Lot of Block G n the towtste of Kapaa as.shown on Hawa Terrtory regstered survey map No and runnng by true azmuths and dstances as follows: feet along sad Lot No. ; feet along remander of sad Grant; feet along sad Lot No. ; feet along sad bdder, for cash n Unted States gold con, sgned Phlp Contrades Jr. Guardan of the property of John Contrades and Mara Contrades, Mnors. Date July 3; 9; At. Lhue, Kaua! Aug., 8, and 5 Ke kuolm n aku net nu Ula.upau oka. llnl s. aknukoh ml nd ml ka lunuowa u uu kuh Jolelou, - K. KsSkv, Luna Xu, BY AUTHORTY 0MA0 HOMESTEAD DRAWNG- - Notc s hereby gven to sabella K..Telles, Joe Wala, Dens Luh, Lous McKeague, Henry Charman, Kalawaa, John Nobrga, George Channau. Joseph Valent, Fred Phllp, Davd Hulltee, Joe Telles, GeorgoKaeha, James Maunaken, M. S. Valente, Jr., Antone C, Baptta, G. K. Hoop, Lu Hoop, Kaluna Anake, R. K Anake, John Nuncs, Manuel Ntnes, Jr., Manuel Nunes, Lousa Helum, Frank Mederos, Manuel M o d e r o s, Antone Perry, John Kahatle, Joe Souza, Chas. K. Lews, Vctor Opeka, James K. Kula, Frank Souza, Geoganna Souza, John Mederos, Jr., Joe M. Ventura, John Mederos, Manuel J. MedcroK Lous Mederos, Frank Vasconce-llos-, M. Lucas Carmara, Mary Mederos, H.G. Spaldng, Augusta Vasconcellos, Antone Vasconcellos, da Melekula, Wn. Ellot, N. Blake, J. K. Cockett. Joe J. Car-valh- o, Lot No. to the pont of begnnng. Otherwse descrbed as a strp off the east sde of sad Grant to Hulul, contanng an area of about 2875 suare feet. The sad sale to be to the gh-e- st and others, f any, members of the Omao Settlement Assocaton, that Lots Nos. to 5, both nclusve, n the Omao Tract, Dstrct of Kona, sland of Kaua, wll be opened for homesteadng n the followng manner, n accordance wth the laws relatng to publc lands n the Terrtory of Hawa, subect to wthdrawal of any such lots pror to ther selecton; such openng shall be n the mamer set forth n the advertsement of publc lands dated May 2, 9, n respect to method of applcaton, drawng, selecton, and other matters, except as follows: The lots may be taken only by the Rght of Purchase Lease or the Cash Freehold Agreement method. Ap plcaton for pnrtcpatng n the drawng may be made only by members of sad Omao Settlement Assocaton, and shall be presented to the Commssoner of Publc Lands by ordnary mal on or before Monday, August 2, 9.-- ; the drawng and assgnment of the order of selecton of lots wll take place at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lauds,, at 9 oclock A. M., Tuesday, August 22, 9; the selecton of lots wll take place at the pneapple cannery at Lawa, Dstrct of Kona, County of Kaua, at 9 oclock A. M., Wednesday, August 23, 9. Exceptons and reservatons wll be made for roads, ralroad, dtch and ppe lnes, reservor stes and streams. For further nformaton, forms, maps, etc, apply to the Commssoner of Publc Lands at, or to W. D. McBryde, Sub-Ageof the 6th Wu-haw- a, Land Dstrct, Kaua, Dated at, June 3, 9. Joshua D. Tuckuu Actng Commssoner of Publc Lands. Approved: W. F. Fkkar Governor of Hawa. Court Notce N TMK PfMHtT vwmjt THE.llJJUJAL URCLT, TEHUTOHY OF HAWA. At Chambers n Probate. n the Matter of the to of Uonc Mook, Deceased, NOTCE TO CREDTORS, Notce s hereby uven s that of Admnstraton have lcen ssued to Y. Akau, us Admnstrator of the Estate of Monk, late of Hanale, County of rvuum, ernory 0 wall, demse (. All credtors of the sad te are hereby notfed to pa-sen- t ther clams the sad estate, duly authentcated, and wth prnter vouchers, f any exst, even though the sad clams be, secured by mortgage upon real entate, to the sad y. Akau, P. O. box 0:.0,, wthn sx months, from the date hereof, otherwse such clams, f any, wll be forever barred. And all xtsoh ndebted to the sad te are hereby notfed to make mmedate payment to the undersgned as such Admnstrator, or to bn attorney. C. S. Dole, at Lhue, Kaua. Dated at Lhue, Kaua July ;l, bll. Y. AKAU, Admnstrator. (August, 8, 5, L2. and 20) kept Green vegetables may be fresh for several days f they are damped and then rolled up n paper wth the ends screwed up to keep out the ar. When bolng tough meat put nto the pot a tablespoonful or two of pure cder vnegar. t wll usually render t tender and good, t nets the same way bn fovj, 5?J V c...