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2 2 THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, DECEMBER , JANUARY. - - ported on Hanale sde of sland. Lhue mll nto pool ; and drowned. lre destroys warehouse, ft. : Race program at Vapottl. R. L. Hughes and Dr. A.. Wa y- at Makawel plantaton. On Club Oktma, auto drver, shot Ms. terhose are prncpals n an auto 7: Mrs. lsenberg and Hon. G. Mas enoyable dance. Gakdkn - collson at F.leele. Mrs. J. M. X. Wlcox entertan Lhue chldren..an Co. decdes to ncrease cap- - ; Osak n llauapepe. Recepton bs Souza, F.leele, ded on 5th. V.. ts baseball team, from tal from $4C0O to $2,500. A". and Mrs. F. Weber to young 3-2- S. C. E. rally at Kapaa. Honolulu, 0: defeated McBryde team Chamber of Commerce people. S. E. Hannestad 4: arrves. Mass meetng held n L and then s. the Many en-hu- e endorses plan of Lhue plantaton Alf-stu-e- C. H. Alspaugh, vocatonal n Lbrary, at whch was appro tertanments for vstng l for Wapoul ralroad, and also J. structor, arrves. proposton of Hgh School undents. Chnese cook for A. D. K. Farley to succeed hmself as -- 4: Mr. and Mrs. J.. Unt ue establshed on premses of tn lllls held up bv hglwavmen am tax assessor. Mrs. E. A. Knudsen ld return from tour of world. court house. Socal Club s organzed at Eleele. Kaua lgh School, marred at o- Srs. W.. Rce, Sr.. observe wed- robbed. Wm. C. Avery, head of gven a surprse party. Mr. and 4-2- : Tom Gunn makes aero 4-2- : plane flghts near Koloa, the frst un Kaua church conventon nolulu to Mss Margaret Myrck. dng annversary ths sland. held n Lhue Hawaan church. 7: llatsunura connutteu Tenus Salvador, burglar, gets two JudgeDckey decdes Mc-Bryd- e from Wamea for School murder. An prncpals meet n Lhue fc years on rock-pl- e. Sugar Co. vs. Andrade ca-- e Club formally nvted to vst Kaua. conference. On Club has successful dance. W. R. Felter succeed 4: Bertram ncorporates hs n favor plantff. Mss S. Pun s Teachers have successful couven auto works at Wamea. Mrs. Ka-- l sals for lengthy trp to other s- - tol at Eleele. ed by P. Lous Gardner Romane as bookkeepe Lovell get: ded suddenly (8th). lands. Bunch of gamblers arreste! two years for stealng and wreck Knla Sugar Company. Xchola-- Sng Changs grocery store, Koloa. n F.leele camp. Chldrens parts. ng James Kulas auto. K. llapak. a.a and Mss Perera marred destroyed by lre. Mr. and Mrs. t home of Hon. and Mrs. Chas. au.ubed by a lpno at Kapaa. (.lsld J. C. Dort, of the hydv Purvs entertan at the Lawa beach Rce. C. W. Wndas. eartoon-t-. U ; Japanese at Keala and one at graphc servce, and wfe arrve. house. Second shpment of pheasants arrves. Desha leaves county clerk - ecomes a lma at Grove Farm.-Ale- x : Uove ram blow thenslvcs Peter Xamole, an oh up lma on Koloa wth gant powder. plantaton, ded -- u 4-2- : George R. make-poltctour of Kaua. lsabello d Lhue Socal Hall on water subect lana-le.- Carter flce. G. K. Larrson lecture- - : : Jlel Kapu des denly. at Judge Cooper and hs part; from -- rlanale wharf shed Palmyra sland landed a la conpleteu Cruz struck wth a baseball bat The Msses Wlson entertan at Wamea. Male Club Caneleld fre n edge of Lhue. gave enoyable dance at Eleele. Kalaheo. Rev. J. M. Lydgat and klled Francsco Buenallor al cards n Koloa. MAY. leaves for vst to Coast. S. E. nov:.!:k..: Mrs. James Kula selected 5: to b Kauas prncess n Floral Flpno klled on Klauea launestad has narrow escape n cat a rnk rs. C. ralway. Athletc Assocaton accdent. Mss Ommatmey of Col 3 : ( )ne Flpno desperatels. Bshop am d u, arrve, after years of meets and adopts baseball schedule. orado apponted to thrd poston t lashes another wth a cane knfe n al sc. ce. st old frends. Loan Fund Kepu) Commsson formalh Hgh School. Forester losme. Makawel neghborhood. Republcans end campagn wth bg rals lcans nomnate canddates to terrtoral conventon. lle approves the new county buldng Makes farewell tour of Kaua. Ma and contractors are pad for same. le Club of Eleele gve.s pleasar n Lhue. Mss Anderson and Mrs. Fernan-d- z Mr. opens Hale lloon Theater. and Mrs. Felker leave Koloa dance and entertanment. Johnson gve Halloween party at : 0: Masquerade ball n Lba for Calforna. Fuhara, sck Jap The Duetscher Sport llauapepe. Mss Maclntyre elected presdent of Ol Club. f all anese, great success. sdore sucded by cuttng hs throat Club has a day at lanamaulu 0: Jacobs, of Calforna Canners Assocaton, at Lhue Hosptal. lshop Lbert beach. Andrew Lovell, boy. Superntendent Forbe.-tour- s vst.--. Kaua. Col. Z. S. Spaldng tours sland. Mss Mabel Wlcox thrown from horse at Keala am sland. Lheno Torre, sck at lves at Keala. German apponted dstrct nurse. Detectve klled. Chld of Joe Cunha drowned n Makawel dtch. Flpno ucde by shootng. Japanese svo-ma- n Porto Rcan of Koloa, commtted team wns champonshp n football seres. Carter nabs solder deserters at Mc- Republcan delegates Bryde plantaton. stabs another at Makawel afte Kyosh Akawa drowned r. to conventon elected. L. M. Hale, artst, 2: County buldng opened quarrel over baseball game. Llnn dtch at Koloa. Ah La. restaurant arrves to pant wth Spoutng Horn for grand ball, arranged by Judge Chas. Rce Club organzed. Mala-kalkeeper at Koloa, des suddenly. WALFA FALLS P. e 0-- 7: F oral Parade float. L. A. Dckey. nspector Kaua Hstorcal Socety s organzed. Y. P. S. C. E. whle fshng. ofgaard entertan n honor of the had hand blown off at Koloa Judge and Mrs. C. B. n eas reach of the l.lt n., Rymond tours Kaua schools. F. twenty-fft- h annversary of ther N. Payne, hold organzer f rally n Pon Mo Humamuma church. AlTlST. marrage. Workmen arrve and 2-- 9: ol Baseball company, tours Kaua. Work season opens 4 : Kuho and Rev. Desha complete tour of Kaua. Glasyrs gve wharf. Kekaha Sugar Co. agree-tbegn rebuldng of Xawlwl of razng old wth Koloa mll begun. games between McBrydcs and E lde Koloas Fernandez tours Kaua and Lhues and Kawahaus. o wll. "corn huskng" party at new Kala take all of $2n.CC0 bonds so Madam Pauabs nda Japanese troupe, named Do, lvng be heo home. Mss De Lackner cnter- - apart for Wamea svha f mprove 0-- 7: mportant :ween mprovement Lhue and Koloa, drnks ant tans at Eleele n honor of Mrs. ments. planned n.oson telephone system. and des. Superntendent General commttee Wm. Waterhouse and daughter : Superntendent Kmu Knney completes un entertanment tour of school- - o lg Japanese wrestlers please large tours Kaua and Xhau. Kanda f A Club meets at Lawa and organ Kaua. Successful Sunday crowds n Lhue. sla-he- kumatsu, the Wamea r. chool z:s. Germans organze concert n Koloa Hall. M-- : a Captan Geo. P.. Ycavtt sport-h-. gven 20 years at hard labor. Juar to be known as the natoya, Japanese woman of Kapaa, "Deutsche-Spo- and Mss Mabel Haste marred at Pacero gven not less than 20 year rt des Club" L. D. Tmmons from drnkng ant poson. elect-tsecelarv of Chamber Eleele ( 5th ).Chas. Rce make- - on plea of gulty to murder n second degree. Mrs. Besse Abbot lj-2-6: Second meetng of Kaua of Com campagn tour of Kaua. m:rce. Mr. and Mrs. Hstorcal Socety. Successful en !. D. Bald-- Attorney C.. Olson o w lowland, vocalst, delghts audences at Lhue and Kekaha. n gve an elaborate Uvtanmcnt at Eleele for beneft of valentne onolulu falls down cattle guard McP.ryde baseball pcrty, at whch team. On Club engagement of. near Lhue Hotel and f s nured. has N. Browne and "bowlng evenng" Mss Matte at Kegel Lopez Jordan badly cut up bv Lhe d:c:m-k-. Club. s Memoral announced. servces held R. J. Baker gve.s m,nu, at Koloa. n "a drunken "row Lhue ohbtons of Kaua cemetery. Torgoe. Japan-- vews n var Annual meetng of Kaua Chambe : John Lovell. Jr.. and Ms o s towns. ( )u Club has enoyable "spread" at Kegel Club. M. A Mkaele gves bg recepton am! h u n Koloa : Wm. Waterhouse of Calforna vsts relatves here. Kal: s. float and prncess much pras-e- at onolulu. MARCH. 3: Flpno grl, 2 years old, d owned n surf off lanamaulu. Murata, Xawlwl merchant, sob o t. Robt. Puuk reapponted ds-t- r ct magstrate of Kawahau. Tn " eople of the ghlands" gve a successful dance n Flcclc Hall. 0: Mr. and Mrs. scnberg deded "Molokoa" and "Kukaua b) Lhue Plantaton Company. Murata, storekeeper at Xawlwl. acqutted of charge of manslaughter. Galen M. Fsher and wfe ar re on a vst to relatves : Lhue Coffee Shop robn d. Marano, Flpno prsoner, escapes from al. Hatsumura Wamea murderer, pleads gulty to charge of manslaughter and s gven tv cu!y years. A "Nhau storm" scc s over Kaua. Fre destroyer rr.ge house of G. L-ln.- F. Wnter, e. Chamber of Commerce meets n. fa, passes mportant resolutons and adopts program for en tetamment of Ad Club. On Club hs dance. Athletc Assocaton n:ct and prepares for season-b-? seball : Several meetngs of commttees on entertanment of the lo nolulu Ad Club. Clothes theves scut to al n Wamea. Accdental flc n Lhue cane. Mr. and Mrs T Hll entertan : Honolulu Ad Club. Sf. sfong, tours sland, Governor nk-hubeng a member of party : bg ox cuts at Wamea, and L h e. Thomas Salvador, prson runaway, captured. Herbert Mybre of A akawel des n Honolulu. Dan Joke, old stableman of Koloa, de ddenly. W. V. lardy, of the hy dograpltc servce, leaves Kaua for Calforna. APBH : Me-Bryde Manager Alexander, Sugar Co., s asustlud by Vunucl Andrade, a homesteader. Exceptonally heavy rans re FVFNTS OF. J V A. JJL. A. JL JO. A A 4 A A A A. A Jk. M PA M M. -, VFAR N RRJF.F e.--c neau 0 mw a. s., o Commerce, tolosved hy a nan- - Vctora Kapo marred at Xawl Kel-que- Farewell "tme" gven Dr. t; Dr. F. L. Putnan elected wll (Xovember 25) : ceremony fol cr at Makawel. Xew cold storage presdent. Mrs. Wshard cnter-ola- nl lowed by bg luau. Frank Morrow at Wamea opened for bus tans n honor of Mrs. D. Wm. S. E. Hannestad and. mcent ness Dr. West and famly return Dean. John Fassoth announces (entertan at Lawa beach k ns. to Makawel after a year n tlx-- canddacv for Legslature. hre.wm. Charman takes charge o" State--. Shpment of pheasant-destroy- s "Honey Companys cottage postoflce at Koloa. Lhue schoo mn the Orent turned loose on Lhue. holds successful far n Lhue Soda Kaua Heavy rans at the Wa : Presdent Putman of Hall. P. Ftgbbon;, superntend r.ea sde of sland. Kaua Chamber of Commerce fent of county macadam plant, leave-- JUNE. names hs commttees. Makasvls for Coast on four months vacaton 2: Antone Orsatalls stabbed " second seres n baseball con-ne- ar 8: H. X. Browne and M- - Koloa by Manuel Salle. test. Matte Jordan marred at Makawel. huge recpton at home of Mr Brdge party at Mss Mumfords. skpthmukk. Lhue. Senator Chas. A. Rce an-- : Mrs.. Baldwn cntcr-.lounce- s and Mrs. Baldwn f llowng cere that he wll run aganst ta;,s at Lawa. lanamaulu store nony. ( )u Club has a brdge even Kuho n the prmares for nomn;. burglarzed. Lnk McCandles, nr.--. Rohrg wns n the bossl ton to Congress. Slvas store, a completes poltcal tour of Kaua. ng contest for the Sptz cup. Mr Elee.o. burglarzed. Chamber of Commerce de- - and Mrs. J.. Slva. Eleele. gve. : Delghtful masquerade bal cdes to nvte Cvc Conventon. enovable card arty on occa-- o at Leele. Mr. and Mrs. W. uvenle make bg ht on of tenth weddng annversary, Rce, Jr., observe eghteenth ann Kaua. Mcl.rvde baseball team lames K. Kula awarded SO m vcrsary of marrage James K wns chanponshp. Palmer P. ns damages sut aganst lloop. Kula and wfe celebrate twenteth Woods, canddate for Congress, Heavy rans cause overflow of llauapepe rver. annversary of marrage, at Koloa tours Kaua. Mrs. Albert S. Wl- - Kekaha grls best the Wanneas at cox entertans lades at luncheon. S 5: laruo Takonoto drosvn-- basketball. On Club elects new of 5: Prmary electon held. m Mll- ssvnnn" - n Reservor- - fcers. Japanese chld, llto, s drowned n 8, Koloa Dr. Frederck Stubbs, 6: "Wamea Lterary Club en dtch at Eleele. Joe Lagaman, Flpno, after beng sentenced, breaks on "nda And Her Problems". F. R. G. S., lectures n Lhue hall tertancd by Mr. T. Brandt. Forty-seve- n members attend lunch al. Kaua Hgh and Grammar eon sesson ot Chamber of Commerce. Republcan precnct clul Kanda kumadsu fatally cut by Fa-kur- School opens wth 36 pupls. electons held. Mrs. Thurtell nar Takzo n camp near Makawel. Mrs. Lydgate entertans at lowly escapes n double road acc dent. Beneft concert n Llnn dnner. Luau and dance gven by Hall. Hawaan church: s. Showe Mclrwle baseball team n Eleele t- gven by Mrs. Morse n Eleele com other baseball teams. Lhue Coffee Shop agan burglarzed. almentary to Mss Mabel Haste. Koloa grls defeated Kekahas at : Chas. A. Rce gven rousng welcome home at Xawlwl basketball. Mrs. Dauford gve-showe- r n honor of Mss da wharf. Kaua Hstorcal Socety L( )rauge. has nterestng sesson. R. T. Snv 6-2- Mma Club of Makawel dcr opens Lhue barber shop. Lnpt gves bg farewell dance n hono Fclcano arrves to take chame of of school teachers. Hguch. work-- Salvaton Army work. a. smeo uv eeenc wre m rove lreat storm sweons fver arm. Koloa tunnel. Holy Gho-- east am soutn sde ot sland, fal festval n Eleele. loe Gomes ng heavy damage at Xawlwl. L- - truck, carryng Homestead band. hue andother places. Rver over over-tumble- d blult near Kalalno l,,s s and Hoods Wamea. -- chool. leavy rans over entre sland. Burglars agan rob Lhue 6: Valentne pong. lpno. on our. u. Coffee Shop. shot by Juan Pacero n Lhue and Mcllrydc baseball team klled. A. G. Kaulukot announce; wns champonshp. Clayton Ln hs canddacy for county treasurer. con and Mss Clara Ebclug marred n Lhue. Ou Club has brdge School. Lhue baseball leagk.- - Flag-rasn- g exercses at Hgh evtnng. Wamea school has elab- - started. Kaua delegates sal f orate closng program. Antono Cvc Conventon at Waluku. D- - Borge. aged 6, fell from tree at! Derby leaves ft r Coast. T.m..t- -.l UK u l Ths em lcd tn. b.se o at Honolulu - Feln uarv. LOUKNG ru n.olslk.r. CXV X dmk s a no.t and s a contnuaton o ont ot the ru-- t n nakabh lne sener. on pll M st.ls n s a, wth- - b.tss...hue anl s a,. l A l.k! m, l:.. t Kulra. Kauas leal n s.kk fll tavk of s a- -t the sland. k- - F!w:a". Parade prutortons X

3 p Copes 5 cents Kncl Tle (arde Nttul JcprTls All Kutu. ESTABLSHED 904. VOL. 0. NO. 50. UUE, KAUA, TERRTORY OF HAWA. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 22, 04 SUBSCRPTON RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR BUSNE 55 N 5 AD DANCE TODAYS AND LATEST FLPNO GS E OF OF BASEBALLERS NEWS WRELESS SELF AT WAMEA SUPERVSORS.Tle Chamber of Commerce held.meetng n the county buldng nt last Thursday afternoon and f 2:30 rushed through a number of mnor busness matters. Mr. Lydgatc, for the commttee apponted to assemble data that mght be useful n shapng out a program for the Cvc Conventon, whch wll meet n Lhue next autumn, reported havng receved certan statstcs from Charman Baldwn, of the Mau conventon, whch proved to be n lne wth the dutes ntended for ths commttee. rtle commttee was contnued n offce, the assumpton beng that t wll contnue ts work along the lnes ndcated n ths prelm nary report. Mr. Wshard reported on work beng done on the wharf at Naw-lw- l and tentatve plans of the government n regard to koloa and Wamea wharves. Mr. Lydgatc read the paper pre- - nted below on the subect of Vllage mprovement", whch was much enoyed, the. suggestons contaned theren meetng wth hearty approval. On moton of Mr. H. Rohrg, the sum of $00 was approprated for carryng out the recommendatons. O. H. Mref, fnr tlf rnmnttee on advsory censorshp of pcture shows, submtted a very nterestng report whch wll be publshed later. Presdent Putnan reported on the tour of Dr. Stubbs Mr. Lydgatc ntroduced the subect of a float for the Carnval n Honolulu, and remarked that he would forestall any arrangements for such a float by sayng that he would oppose undertakng the feature agan, Hs poston n the matter seemed to meet wth general approval. Mr. Lydgates report, mentoned above, was as follows: VVLLAGE MPROVEMENT ture of the evenng was a paper by Ms. W.. Rce, Jr., (whch, t s hoped, may be publshed n these columns later) on the hs tory oflhue. W. H. Rce, Sr., Rev. Hms senberg, Mrs. senberg, Mrs W. H. Rce, George N. Wlcox, Hon. P. D. R. senberg, of HouoluU, S. W. Wlcox and others partc pated n the dscusson and related ucdeuts of hstorcal nterest, The Hawa Baseball Club had a grand lua and dance n Hnle Ho-o- n Frday nght, complmentary to ts frends. Qute a large number of people of all natonaltes were present, baseball enthusasts partcularly beng out n fotce. The frst chapter conssted of a real, luatt, arranged on tables at onesde of the spacous hall t s needless to say that ths feature was much enoyed. Dancng followed and was kept up untl qute a late hour. Musc durng the entre evenng was suppled by Souzas band. Wants Larger Navy Presdent Wlson s evdently strongly n favor of a greater navy for the Unted States. n hs mes sage to Congress last Tuesday he sad: "We wll have to enlarge the fleet greatly f we are to be expected to protect Amercan nterests aganst possble combnatons that mght be brought aganst us, or f we are to control the ocean. To fulfll our part n the defense of the Unted States the fleet would have to take the offensve, and we could only do that f our fleet were trong enough." t The Band Fund Followng s a complete lst of those subscrbng to the fund for the "Merry Chrstmas" of the Ka-pa- a band: R. W. T Purvs, Geo. N. Wl cox, A. S. Wlcox, Mrs. R. L. Wlcox, A. D. Hlls, Frank Crawford, Anton Thelen, E. D. Wshard, Mss Mumford, A. de Brette-vlle-, C.H.Wlcox, Harold Morgan, H. Rohrg, Mrs. Wm. Hyde Rce, F. Weber, S. W. Wlcox, W. N. Stewart, J. A. Hogg. F. Carter, F. C. Morrow, Dr. Puttuau, C, S. Chrstan, Lous Webke, H. n Lhue Socal hall Saturday evenng. Mss Else Wlcox arranged the affar. Manager J. W. Rath of the La wa cannery, wll go to Honolulu tonght to spend the holdays Mrs. and Mss Rath are already nhhe cty. Sugar, 4.3. London Offensve movements of the Alles have resulted n small gans at several ponts, and reverses n Flanders earlv Monday mornng have been overcome. The Alles made an aeral rad on the Zeppeln sheds at Brussels, doppng bombs upon and settng fre to them "At the same tme ar men raded Belgan coast postons of the Germans, nflctng damage wth well placed mssles. Brtsh warshps are agan bombardng Zeebrugge and Heyst, as well as other coast ponts occtpd by Germans northeast of Ostend. Attempt s beng made to drve Germans from Belgum and France; stuaton s so cerous the Kaser has gone to the front wth the Chancellor. Offensve movements of the Alles have brought on ferce fghtng. Berln also reports several successes. Sweden has declned overtures to on the Teutons n the conflct. Despatches receved are most satsfactory fom Alles pont of vew. Fleet partcpated n shellng Germans from postons at Mddle Kcrcke. n Poland, Russans met the German advance farther aganst the center, whle n awa regon nvaders were drven back across the border nto Prussa. Germans have retred n drecton of Nedenberg. Berln says stuaton n eastern arena s unchanged. Petrograd Blocked for the last three days, Germans have made unsuccessful attempt to cross the Czura rver on march tc Warsaw wth 200,000 men. Russans soldly entrenched on rght bank, heavly supported by artllery. Every attempt blocked. Honolulu Honolulu has a bg opum scandal on ts hands, and when the facts are fully developed and dsclosed they wll be all of startlng, Correspondence connectng promnent people wth the opum rng has fallen nto the hands of the Dstrct Attorney. Monday Afternoon Honolulu Concerted effort of Ales to drve Germans out of France and Belgum now operatng. Alles operatons changed character from spasmodc lghtng detached ponts to concerted effort aganst Germans western lne. Ths move brngs out fercest fghtng snce the German attempt to capture channel ports. Germans contnue to drve wedge closer to Warsaw. Russan renforcements arrvng may force German retreat. Both sdes declare that the other sde s losng heavly. Pars Except for progress near Bombaertzyde, St. Geoge and southeast Bxeschoote, nothng happenng n Belgum. French cap tured forts between rvers Asnc and Lys. Stormed entre lne Ger man trenches. Near Beauseor French occupy twelve hundred yards trenches. Argonne and rver Meuse French advanced 5f0 yards. Berln French attacks made on Neuport yesterday were repulsed. Germans stormed trenches La Basse canal occuped by Anglo-Frenc- h and captured one feld pece, twelve machne guns, two mne throwers and 280 prsoners Ferce attack made by French northwest of Verdun faled. An order sgned by General Joffre, and captured on a French offcer, explans recent French actvty at the front. The order avs: "Three months enemys attacks unable to penetrate our lnes. Everywhere the Germans have been vctorously repulsed. The moment has arrved. Make use of the enemys weakness." Renforced wth men and materal, the hour of attack had arrved. Stuaton n eastern arena unchanged. We contnue attacks aganst enemys postons. Toko t s reported today that Japan s facng a poltcal crss hrotgh repeated attacks of antrgovernnent party aga st present mnstry under Count Okuma. Montevdeo Admral Sturdee, commander of the Brtsh fleet Shot Hs Foot The Japanese blacksmth at whle out huntng accdentally shot hmself through the foot. He s beng treated at the Maka-wel- hosptal. CHRSTMAS BOOKS Send n your orders for Chrstmas books and wll delver drect to your frends wth your complments. Arleghs Crossroads Bookshop, Honolulu. Advt. A Flpno named Marano San-ma- t hanged hmself n hs house n the laborers ramp at Wamea Sunday nght, and when dscovered lfe was extnct. The man was about 50 vcars of age. He had not been very well, and fear o f mpared health s thought t o have nfluenced hs rash act. Deputy Sherff Cre well s nvestgatng the case. Hawa Promoton The Hawa Promoton Commttee, Honolulu, s engaged n the mportant work of promotng tourst travel to the slands and among the slands. t ssues a number of pretty brochures on the varous slands, one beng devoted entrely to Kaua.. P. Wood s the drector, hs frst leutenant beng Sdney Jordan. Holday Steamers The W. G. Hall wll not arrve Frday mornng (Chrstmas) o f ths week nor Frday mornng (.New Years Day) of next. On each occason she wll leave Honolulu Frday afternoon and arrve at Nawlwl on Saturday mornng. nvald Des Manuel Rapoza Verra, aged 49, a well known Portuguese of Maka-wel-, ded last Thursday after a lngerng llness. Dr. Derby, the dentst, has returned to Honolulu from the coast and wll shortly arrve on Kaua. C. T. Kursu, o f the Publc Works Dept. s vstng frends n Koloa. Judge L. A. Dckey wll spend whch engaged the Germans at Falkland slands, arrved here today. the holdays at hs old home n Schultz, F. Rutsch, E. de Lacey, He says that the entre loss of the Brtsh n the naval battle was eght Honolulu. The condtons wth regard to F. Wnter, Wm. Kassebeer, Rev. klled and fourteen wounded. Admral Von Spec, commander of the Vllage mprovement are somewhat pecular n ths communty. Co., Ltd., Wm.Scheber, H. Wol-ter- s Fernandez of Koloa, and Mss Hans senberg, Lhue Plantaton German squadron, hs two sons and the entre crew of the flagshp T h e engagement o f Manuel Gnesenan were drowned. Callao The Japanese cruser dztna arrved here today. Emly sem-rura- n most vllage, or even l, and C. A. Rce. Souza. of Eleele, has beer, Washngton The U. S. Supreme Court decded today upon the communtes the householders are mmedate extradton ol Harry K. Thaw from New Hampshre. announced. very largely property owners, Charged Wth Forgery Contnued on page 4. Judge Hofgaard sent a Flpno wth that large and abdng nterest whch ownershp gves. Here Henry Waau, formerly a clek gentleman (?) to al yesterday for A Chrstmas Servce School Helps School two months for vagrancy. as a rule, the property owners.are n the Sherffs offce, has been a few wealthy corporatons or ndvduals, whose resdence and commtted by the Lhue dstrct The Chrstmas servce at the The Lhue School realzed above Passengers n And Out magstrate to the grand ury, the nterest are abdng Lhue Unon Church on Sunday expectatons from ts recent far as and other people are more or less brds of pas- charge beng forgery. t s alleged that Waau sgned the Sherffs Evenng n addton to the usual a result of whch Mss Mumford Geo. A. McDermott, Mr. sage not dsposed to lay up treasure n other peoples baskets, or ntroduced a seres of tableaux, sented to the Kaua Hgh Sch ol A J. Green, W. Gffnrd, Mrs name to a recept. Bal has been muscal and resdonsve features, and her corps of teachers have pre- G.B.Leavtt, A. Dredge, fxed at $500. nvest t, more or less unproftably set n a muscal background, whch the sum ot $50 to bt. used by that. B. Gffard, Mrs. Antone, Mss where t cannot be got out n an were very effectve The Annuncaton Scene was partcularly mcesstes not provded by the De- Mrs. Lum See, J. A. Akna and school n the purchase of small ne- Antone, Maunakea. Robert Frcke, Lhue Store Art emergency. The tenant s preverb-all- y ndfferent to the mprovement of the property he occupes. C. W. Wndas, the artst and pressve and the angel n the scene, partment. Mr. Avery and wfe, G. the N. Wlcox, C. W. Sptz, n a beautful slver halo was so teachers of the Hgh School apprecate very much ths consderaton. Damon, C. K. Chng, Master W. Mss Lulu Hackbarth, Mss E. Contnued on page 6 cartoonst, who s now conucctad charmng that the Garden sland wth Grove Farm, has decorated would recommend the mllnery Zoller, Master F. Zollcr, Sd Spt-ze- r, the outer wndows and nner mrrors of Lhue Store wth splendd Vncent Takes Rest Hstorans Meet shops to carry halos n ther regular stock. The lttle angels of the W. T. Frost. M. Ozak, J. F. C. Haggens, Mrs. Napoleon, Master Chrstmas pctures, done n water Angels vst were very sweet, the Slva and 43 deck. The Kaua Hstorcal Socetv colors. The pctures are novel and H. Vncent, the local wreless more so, perhaps, because they The followng arrved b the W. he d a delghtfully nterestng strkng, and are attractng much man, leaves n the W. G. Hall were evdently new to the busness, and were navelv uncon- F. Howes, Mss L. Martn, F. G. Hall Frday from Honolulu: meetng n the Lhue Lbrary last attenton. ths afternoon for Honolulu on a vacaton tour to last about two Thursday evenng, there beng a scous of what t all meant. The C. Palmer. Mss M. Haste. K. large attendance. The man fea A Chrstmas Tree weeks. He s beng releved here Modern Angels scene proved to be Makno, Edward S. Prce, Mrs. Y. by Mr. R.. Hatch, of the Oahu a realstc representaton of Red Yamanoto. Mrs. Ken Pong Ha, staton, located at Wahawa. The Lhue Hawaan church had Cross nurses bandagng a wounded Chu Young Kee, Mss A. Devcrll, delghtful Chrstmas-tre- e exercses solder. Mss L. Vndnha, Wm. K. Wer- LAST CHANCE FOR ner, R. Hatch, Mss Makno, Frankln Squres, J. C. Plaukug-tou-, Kong Bo Hee, Mrs. Chu Young Kee, Y Kawasak, MssE. Hofgaard, C. Hecrruanu, Mss F. Pllar, A. Horner, Mrs. Hay, Y. Yamanoto, Ken Pong Ha, Mrs. Kong Bo Hee, S. Sayegusa atd 3 deck. n accordance wth the law the Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua met at ts offce on Tuesday , at t0:00 oclock a. r. for the purpose of preparng a budget of expendtures for salares, and pay-rolls- and for publc mprovements for the next ensung year, (95) besdes the transacton o f other busness. Present: Mr.. D. Wshard, charman; Mr. W. D. McBryde, Mr. James Von Ekekela, Mr. A. Menefoglo. The mnutes of the last meetng were read and the same as read were approved. The few blls submtted, after examnaton, were approved to be pad out of the followng Appropratons, vz: Dscount & nterest S 5.89 Roads & Brdges: Kawahau Total $ The followng requstons were receved and referred to J.. " Moragne, County Road Supervsor, wth power to act n each case, vz: From H. C. Brown, for repars to Wamea school buldngs; from Mss Whttngton, for supples for the Kekaha school and from Mrs. Tracy, for sldng wndows to put n around the Kupuh school house to secure he pupls from the wnd. Of the Bourds own moton J.. Moragn was nstructed to put n, f necessarv. sldng wndows for the Klauea school house. The Board pr.ssed the followng budget of expendtures for the vcar 95, vz: Pay of Polce, ncludng Specal Offcers, Coroners nquests County Jal County Buldng: Jantor Servce County Lot and Buldng Dscount and nterest Dstrct Courts and Jals Expenses of Electon.500, 00 Expenses of Wtnesses Furnture and Offce Supples Hosptals. Four 3, ncdentals: Attorney $ Audtor, County Clerk Sherff Supervsors Supervsors Mleage Treasurer Lcense , Statonery Support of Prsoners 3, Water Works, Sx.4, Weghts and Measures Road Work: Salary County Road Supervsor 2, ncdentals: County Rd Supervsor Road Machnery 3, Roads and Brdges 85, Mscellaneous. Expenses Lquor Lcense Expenses, Crcut Court, 5th Crcut 5, Law Books, Crcut Court, 5th Crcut Salares 24, Total $ 6, At 2 oclock, noon, the meetng was adourned but to be subect to the call of the char. Tn-- : Gahukx sland s ndebted to Alexander lunc Ford, ed-tor-- Md-Pacf- c the Magazne, and the Hawaan Gazette Con pany for a few of the cuts appearng n todays ssue,....

4 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY DEC ssued-ever- y Tuesday. Entered at the post offce at Lhue, Kaua, as second-clas- s matter. Subscrpton Rates $2.50 Pek year, $.50 for sx months N ADVANCE Advertsng Rates, 75 Cents An nch Per Month. L. D. Tmmons K. C. HorPER Edtor Manager festval. Whle n varous ways t may brng oy to older folk, we must realze after all that ts prncpal charm s the pleasure we take n some chlds delght over the tovs or tne pcture book our Santa.Claus has brought hm or her. Ths opportunty of makng some chlds Chrstnas an occason of oy s one of the best lfe has to offer us. "The Chrstmas sprt" s not attaned n ts fullness wthout some effort. n the heart there must be the proper nclnaton, and at the seasonable moment the wndw of the soul should be thrown wde that the sprt of Chrstnas" may come n. Of course a person may shut out ths nspraton f he so wshes. And many do that (not on Kaua, but. per- - naps, n ;atorna.; ney carry ther pessmsm and grumblng nto Chrstmas and Chrstnas oys, and, Oh, how ncongruous t does seem! t cones lke a false note n. d e s as tney c n n e from tall cathedral towers on Chrstmas mornng; and departs n a shadow of unlappness. Eel us make of ths Chrstnas what t should be essentally chldens festval; and n dong that we wll b e employng the "Chrstmas sprt" n the logcal scentfc, bblcal way; and wll derve most unto ourselves from the happy occason. Dckens sad: For t s good to he chldren sometmes, and never better than at Chrstmas." The Cvc Conventon The present duty of the Cvc Conventon commttee of the Chamber of Commerce s smple and easy. At the meetng of the Chamber on Thursday one member o f the commttee presented statstcs of costs of the Mau conventon, whch was drectly along the rght track. The next thng should b e to procure (probably from the secretary of the Hawa Promoton Commttee) the complete proceedngs of the three Cvc Conventons already held. The next step mght be to decde upon the character of the Cvc Conventon to be held on Kaua. We tny be pardoned, n ths connecton, perhaps, for sayng that the past three Cvc Conventons have lacked defnteness of purpose. They have been nctable chefly for Ad. Club stunts and dscussons of roads. These are good thngs, but all good thngs grow stale, and t s to be sncerely hoped that the beaten track of the frst Cvc Conventon and ts successors s not to be persevered n untl t follows the squrral up a tree. We beleve that Kaua s fully capable of makng ts own program for the comng Cvc Conventon, and establshng the character of that conventons ams and work. We feel that that conventon should clam as ts frst characterstc that t s somethng dfferent from ts predecessors; and that every feature of the program has defnteness, and that that program s suffcently vared. When ths matter cf the character to be assumed by the approachng conventon s determned upon, and a program n support of that character s mapped out," the work of preparng for the most The Chrstmas Sprt effectual presentaton of the program should be undertaken. That We hear more cr less, betmes, part ol the work wll come months of "the Chrstmas sprt" a n d hence. doubtless, on occasons, use the The vtal questons of how many expresson ourselves, and perhaps trucks t wll take to handle the wthout thnkng what the words baggage of the party, who shall really mean. be ushers n the conventon hall, "The Chrstmas Sprt" s the wu-tnetne r saumvcnes snal he same n all Chrstan lands n the beef or ham, etc., as well as pro-gtafor vsts to other towns, great cty, on the vast plans, n the bleak regons of the far north valleys and so on, may, wth reasonable assurance, be deferred un- or n sunny Kaua. t s the sprt whch prompts us to try to brng tl about September, next. an element of oy to some other persons; and not strangely but Tn: Sesson of the Kaua Hs qute naturally the sprt returns lorcal Socety last Thursday evenng marked an nterestng epoch n back to us a pecular feelng of satsfacton. the short hstory of the organzaton, n that the papers and dscus- Chrstmas, whch s desgnated as the celebraton of the brthday son got rght down to Kaua hstor, of the Dvne chld, s a chldrens cal subects a n d stayed there. The leadng paper of the evenng (the one by Mrs. W.. Rce. Jr.) a very complete hstory of Lhue and neghborhood, was such as we would lke to see of every mportant town on the sland, fled n the archves of the socety. But we started out to speak of the remnscences of the older folk suppled at these meetngs. All of these stores should be taken down by a stenographer and made a part of the socetys collecton. They are usually spontaneous, but nvarably contan tems of nterestng, unwrtten hstory. K aua s Wrel As n the case of the telephone, Kaua acqured wreless communcaton mmedately upon ts adopton n the commercal world. On March st.. 90, ust a year before the frst Transatlantc message was flashed across the "Pond" from Presdent Roosevelt to Kng Edward, the Hawaan group, ncludng Kaua, was lnked together by a chan of statons effcently equpped as publc telegraph offces, and pobably markng the frst group of solated slands to be so bound together. The stretch between Nawlwl, the ste of the frst staton on Kaua and Waanae, Oahu, was the longest attempted n those days; the dstance between Honolulu and Kawahae, Hawa, beng brdged uy nve or sx nnes scattered on Oahn, Moloka, Lana, Mau and even two on Hawa. Messages were necessarly han dled a number of tmes, especally n the case of one havng ts orgn on Kaua and ts destnaton on Hawa. Nowadays the dstance from Lhue to Kawahae s eon stdered a mere trfle for drect communcaton The early statons were natural ly somewhat crude, as coupatcd wth the ones whch we are used to now, although the art s stll n ts nfancy. Wth tn. nauguraton of the Trans-Pacf- c Marcon servce, the Mutual Telephones Wreless Department has establshed a nght letter servce whch s worked n conuncton w t h the Mnrcon nght letter and week-en- d servces, messages beng fled at sland offces on the prevous day, beng de lvered by eght oclock next mornng. n November. 92, the Mutual Telephone abandoned the Nawl wl staton ste, selectng for ts new staton, the present more convenent ste at Lhuc, between the Karvew Hotel and the Garden sland Publshng" Companys pre- - THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 94 LATEST WRELESS Contnued from page 3 Monday, December 2. NEWS Honolulu n opum rad Marshall Smddy found letters connectng publc offcal wth rng. Wll not dsclose name. Schofeld buldngs unroofed by wnd Saturday.; Karlsruhe Kaser returned to front Poland. Return sgnalzed by drvng back Russan man army wth tremendous loss men and materal. Berln Offcal statement general staff at headquarters, sad Russans n Poland were fallng back upon strongly prepared postons along Rowanda lne wth Germans pressng them everywhere. London German reports say ths fght s only begnnng of fght for Warsaw, thrty mles away. Russan army strongly renforced, and n poston protected by Vstula rver. Prevously reported German vctory seems to be the advance of German armv n center, as Russans fell back upon present postons whch were beng prepared. Petrograd says two German companes, whch crossed the Bzura, c - -- f burned brdge completely annhlated. Pars French offcal dspatches clam some very mportant gans made by Alles wth new gound occuped and old postons retaken, whle German dspatches admt that n the secton of battle lne Germans have lost as result yesterdays fghtng. Fercest battles of day between Ypres and Ncuport, where Alles nflcted severe losses on Germans. Brussels Berln says Alles have lost n Flanders two hundred and ffteen thousand men. London Captan Fourc, frst rebel Boer n recent revoluton suffer extreme penalty for treason. New York Accordng report from Lverpool, Brtsh "Thunderer" sunk by North sea mne. Washngton Hostltes Carranza and Vlla forces contnue. Sunday, December 20. Sugar, advaucedto 4.3 General Maytarena wll wth draw men from border. London Despte repeated assertons from the headquarters of the German general staff that Germans contnue to drve defeated Russans back, the mpresson has been formed here that the great celebraton whch has begun nst week n Berln oyer "the greatest vctory of all wars" was permature. t s not now beleved that there has been anythng lke vctory, although the Germans have made gans n Po land. The Pettograd press s scoutng the Berln report as grossly exag trerated. The German attempts to cross the Vstula have faled, accordng to Petrograd reports. Washngton The Senate has confrmed the promoton of General Funston to be thfc Maor General after the retrement of General Wo thersnoou. Dover, England Vctory of the Brtsh guns afloat over the Ger man guns ashore was leported "st nght, as a result of a Brtsh montor attack upon shore battel s on the Flanders coast yesterday. The duel between the shps and batteres lasted some hours, conclud ng n the slencng of the shore guns. Pars Several trenches were captured by the Brtsh Frday n the vcnty of Neuvre Chapelle have been retaken by the Germans, who drove the Brtsh back to the old lne. San Antono Two Mexcan generals were shot yesterday on order of Colonel Castro, a Carranzate, who had captured Vlla offcers at. the head of an expedton. Confrmaton has been receved of the report that San Lus Petos has been turned ovet to the Carranza forces. El Paso Several hundred persons Have been executed n tne c tcs of Mexco. Juarez and Chhuahua after very perfunctory trals. Cncmatt Three fourths of the bmk loot of Ohos bank ban dt has been recovered. HONOLULU HAS STORM Honolulu Heavy ran yesteadv. Hgh wnd last nght damag ed the roof of the.bbv, McNell & Lbby cannery n Kalh. Saturday Afternoon. PetroLrad t s unoffcally asserted upon hgh authorty, that Germans have evacuated Lodz, n Poland, whch they found no ml tary asset. Russan offensve movement aganst Cracow contnues. London Announcement from Merln says tnat uermans won an overwlelnne vctory n Poland. Decsve battle Russans. Russa has not admtted reverse. Contnued on page 8, Notce Attenton s called to Acts 89 and 27 of the Sesson Laws of 9-- provdng for a Publc Utltes Commsson and defnng ts powers and dutes. Any person or persons havng good cause for complant aganst publc utltes, under control of the Commsson, should notfy the Commsson of such complant n wrtng. J. N S. Wllams, Actng Charman Honolulu, Hawa, December 5, 94. mses. On ths ste the modern staton was completed, beng provded wth ts own power plant, n addton to the power facltes furnshed by the cty electrc sys tem. The staton has ample conven ence and space, ts buldngs and front presentng a partcularly neat and pleasng appearance on th- -. Man street of Llue.. Vncent s n charge. NOTCE OF CHANGE N THE OF T. T KURAMOTO & CO. The undersgned, members of the frm of T. T. Kuramoto S: Co. of Kekaha, Ka ua, hereby gve notce that K. Takansh has wthdrawn from sad by mutual consent; and that T. Kuramoto. resd ng at sad Kekaha, Kaua, havng purchased all the rght and nter est of sad k. Takanslu n the sad frm of T. T Kuramoto & Co., on the frst day or uecetnoer a. u. y4, assumes all rghts and nterest thereunto belongng, and by mutual consent was admtted a member of sad frm on sad day. Wtness our hands ths 2th day of December, A. D. 94. The Honolulu Constructon & Drayug Co. Ltd., Owners of Hawaan Express Co. and Nepers K. Takansh. S. Togoka, N Express, assure all Kaua passengers arrvng at or departng from HOOLAHA HOOLOL O KA Kuramoto, T. Kuramoto. Honolulu of prompt baggage delvery and courteous treatment. O ka poe no lakcu na tuoa mala-l- o HU T. T. KURAMOTO & CO. Our drvers are experenced, ho ne, relable men. Advt. na lala o ka Hu o T. T. Kuramoto & Co. o Kekaha, Kaua, ma kea ke hoolaha aku ne, ua unuh oe o K. Takansh kona noho lala ana loko o ka Hu me ka ae o na lala e ae; a o T. Kuramoto, namul o ka llo ana ma aa np ke kua ma ka la o M. H. 94. ke kuleana apau o K. Takansh oleloa, ua llo oa lala no ka Hu hokea maluua, me ka ae pu o na lala e ae. Kakaunoaa l kea la 2 o a, M K. Takansh, S. Togoka, N. Kuramoto, T. Kuramoto. krstmas Cards and Seals $m flths years Chrstmas assortment of Cards s more beautful, more vared and more comprehensve than ever before. Prced from 5 c each to 25 c: or we wll send a nce assortment for $2, $2.50 or $3. Lttle Chrstmassy Seals, n approprate desgns; for use on letters or packages; the box; 6 boxes for 30c 5 c Pretty Chrstmas Boxes, to send gfts n: from 5 c to $.50 each, accordng to sze. Gold or Slver Tnsel, wth whch to te Xmas packages: 0c the spool, contanng 0 yds. Books by favorte authors. All the latest Fcton also thousands of ttles n 65c edtons. Hawaan News Co., Ltd. Young Bldg. Honolulu. P. O. Box 524 f you want a "Lades Gft" send to SACHS Hotel Street Mal orders are gven specal attenton and are maled by return of steamer. MAX GREENBAUGH Manufacturers Agent KAUA CORRESPONDENCE NVTED Offce: Hawaan Hotel HONOLULU -- H a t J V tn

5 THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 94, MOOTED MPRO fts AT PREPARNG Ml TO HOMESTDADS UMEA HOTEL THE BG CARNVAL land where to! You wll fnd an n our SPLENDD STOCK OF HOLDAY GOODS Satsfactory selecton Gft for Once at mmedate every our store, THE MAKAW STORE answer for every occason our g wll speak for themselv oods J. F. C. Hagcns, of Haekfeld & Large and mportant addtons Co., had the followng to say n and mprovements arc planned for Honolulu regardng the matter of the Wanea Hotel for t le mmedate future. the proposed new ralway from Nawdwl to th homestead tracts Frst, the Perera promses, nex above Kapaa: door, have been ; ccuetl and wll bc addcd lo l)le 0td "t s the desre of the drectors Prc"lf"s-!" - of plantaton to work wth the,,u l c Lhne room fa and b.l hard panor for the amusc- - the Knrm homesteaders and llot aganst them n ths matter of thcl"lcnt of KUests h ruf v f,, t ;,..,..,. lv"r sectlon o"s wl be ftted up, Kawahau." When the work s completed "As the proposton (whch stands to- - wll be about the frst of the day the Kapaa comng homesteaders, month) hav- the hotel wll have ng decded to plant cane on ther lands pettoned tne Governor requestng hm to use hs nfluence tc secure an extenson of the plantaton ralway to ther felds, RALWAY NOT COMMON CARRER. "Ths ralroad s a plantaton road only The company s not a common carrer. The present tracks arc located on fee smple and leasehold lauds belongng to or held bv the plantaton. "Whle the Lhue plantaton s wllng to do the rght thng for both the homesteaders and the government, t must be remember ed that a sugar plantaton s not a phlanthropc nsttuton. t s a money makng proposton. REGARDNG RGHT-OF-WA- Y "f ths road s to be bult across government lands, or lands not controlled by the company, there should frst be a defnte agreement entered nto as to the plantatons legal tenure to the rghts-of-way-. "Acton n ths matter began Then let us look nto our soul wth the homesteaders. Thev t And see f ths above all thngs made the frst approach to the s eer our gude as onward roll plantaton as to whether f they The years so full of other thngs. were to olant cane the company would buv t. The rght to extend For we. as- le. can learn to do As we would have unto us done, the ralwav tracks to Kapaa s not Forgettng not that all thats true oftheplantatoncopaysscekg s but another blessng won. LEGALTY MUST HE CON SDERED. Remember that the humblest ones "Negotatons between the three Were brothers unto our Chrst Chld. part;es at nterest, the homestead And that thru all the long eons ers, the Governor and Lhue Plan Hs love s sweet, Hs wavs are taton Co. are now n progress mld. but nothng tangble las crystallzed and there s no announcement And let Chrsts Day of,rtn st hc to make," sad Mr. Hagens, "The The happest of all the year, Remndng us of charty, outcome wll all depend on Of peace, good wll and kngly whether an agreement can be cheer. reached whch wll be wthn the J. A. Com r.s. law. We are lvng n a country Makawcl, November, 94. where government s by law. AREA OF KAUA. WANT TO H E L P HOME- STEADERS "What may be done depends on whether the proposed acton can be legally taken. We want to help the homesteaders. t s to our nterest to work n harmony of purpose wth our neghbors." about ffteen, large rooms for the accomodaton of guests The part of the lumber yard n front of the Perera premses wll be cleared and opened out to the sea. Toward the sea two, new cot tages wll be erected, whch wll also be added to the hotel premses. "CHRSTS DAY." The holy day of Chrst s near, And wth t comes agan the thought Of all n lfe that we revere; Uf all He sad and dd and taught. Ths God-Ma- n of the Unverse nstlled all vrtues known to Rebuked the bad n language terse, And showed the way to lve agan. Out ths, Hs day of humble brth. Calls frst to mnd ls precept grand That poverty and love on earth Must be the law ot every land. The sland of Kaua has an area of 547 statute mles, or 348,000 n,t. Xhau has 73 mles, or 62, acres. The total populaton of Kaua and Nhau s approxmately 30 MO. Kaua has steadly ganed n populaton snce S60, when ts total was only lhs. The governor has formally approved the reducton n the captal t f n-- of Honolulu, who toured M A. Ncoll. representng R. stock of the MclJryde Sugar Company, as voted bv the stockholders on hs rounds of the varous towns Kaua last week, was accoupant early n the month, by hs wfe and young son. f Fnshed your Chrstmas shop png vet Dear me, q. Papa stll has money n the bank. ( Specal Cn respoudece. ) loohlu Tlu- - "Crcus Cotn-que,- one of the bggest features Md-Pacfof c the 95 Carnval, and an event upon whch Drector-General James D. Dougherty has bulded hyh, s now assured. Mr. Dougherty receved w o r d through Gcorg Rodek, of Hack-fel- d & Company, of the tecept of a cable carryng the advce that the costumes and othet trappngs dered from Germany had been shpped. A further exchange ot under water messages wll now be ndulged n wth the dea of learnng specfcally ust when the shp ment was made and about what tme t wll reach Honolulu. The drector-gener- al had about made up hs mnd that t would be necessary t o forego the Crcus Cotnque, and expressed the greatest delght when he receved the news that wll permt hm to nclude ths feature n hs elaborate program of surprses. The Crcus Comque wll be one of the dstnctve features o f the 95 celebraton, Those resdents of the slands who have seen the crcuses whch tour the man-an- d each year wll get some deal of what the Crcus Comque s to be lke. There wll be the custo- - mar "bg top", rngs, sdeshows, acrobats, clowns and anmals and, n tact, all the paraparhnala of an crcus. The costumes, whch have been ordered from Germany, alone wll be an attracton and mmedately upon ther arrval the rehearsng of the crcus performers wll commence. A feature of the Crcus Comque wll be the sde shows, ncludng the Vllage of Natons, whch wll depct the natve lf" of the maorty of natonaltes repesented n the Hawaan slands. Wll Payne, e t y edtor of Star-Bullet- n the for the past two years, and pror to that a well known newspaprr man of the coast. wll become secretary of the 95 Car nval January Md-Pacf- c. Up to the present tme, R. A. MacMllan has been handlng the secretaral work of the Carnval. Begnnng January, the Car nval organzaton wll grow daly and the work necessary to stage the "bg show" n February s heavy and requres systetnatzaton and attenton to detal. n effect. the secretary s one of the chef executve offcals of the Carnval and much of the responsblty for ts success restsupon hm. n securng Mr. Wayne as hs rght-han- d man n handlng the Carnval actvtes. Drector-Genera- l Dougherty has chosen a secretary drectly n touch wth publcty channels and who s a successful newspaper man and a booster for Honolulu. Whle the post formally wll not be flled untl January, Secretary Wayne begns at once upon some of hs dutes. t s nterestng to note tlat tor the past fve or sx years the drectors of the varous carnvals have named newspaper men as ther secretares. George F. Henshall, now edtor ot the Hlo Trbune, was the successful secretary who now s succeeded by Mr. Wayne. RANFALL ON KAUA. aua s not supposed to e a "rany sland, but has lost ts reputaton somewhat ths year. Ordnarly the ranfall s about 50 nches per annum at Hanale and Klauea, slghtly less at Lhue, and tapers off toward Wanea, where 2 to 5 nches has been about the average. ns year, however, all parts of the sland have been vsted by not only heavy rans, but frequent ranstorms, rasng the total for the twelve months far above any prevous annual record. HGHEST MOUNTANS. The loftest mountan peaks on the sland of Kaua arc the follow! ng: Mt. Waaleale, central peak 570 feet; Namolokama, 4200; Ha - f, upu, 2030; KHohana, about 00,

6 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 94 Followng s a complete lst of automobles regstered to date on the sland of Kaua, n addton to whch there arc a tew n process of regstraton: Car P. O. No. Owner. Address. G. N. Wlcox Lhue D l AUTOMOBLES G. N. Wlcox Lhue 20 2 H. senberg Lhue 22 W. H. Rce Lhue W. D. McBryde.. Homestead 23 Anna C. Wlcox Lhue 24 Elsa Spaldng Keala 25 R. P. Spaldng Lhue Mabel. Wlcox Lhue 26 C. A. Rce Lhue 27 A. D. Hlls Lhue 28 W. O. Crovell...Wamea 29 S. E. Hannestad Lhue 30 f. W. T. Purvs Lhue 3 J. K. Lata lanale 32 J.. Slva Eleele 33 A. R. Glasyer...Homestead F. L. Putman Lhue 34 Nawlwl Garage 35 Nawlwl 36 Nawlwl Garage 37 Nawlwl 38 Nawlwl Garage 39 Nawlwl 40 Nawlwl Garage Nawlwl Nawlwl Garage Nawlwl Matsumoto Hanale!l60 W.H.Rce Lhue 70 W. K. Schultze... Makawel 7 Mrs. H. S. Robnson 72 Makawel 73 E. A. Knudsen Kekaha 74 F. A. Alexander Eleele 75 J. K. Kapuna Wanea 76 A. Hunt, Sr Wamea 77 N. Abe Wamea 78 C. A. Rce Lhue "79 Charlev Ah Nee... Wamea 80 W. H.Rcc Lhue 8 Teraoka & Rodrgues.... Kapaa 82 J. Nagayama....Makav. el; 83!. D. Baldwn....Makawel 84 lawn. Sugar Co..Makawel 85 K. Kamsoto Kekaha-- ; 86 Tanabc Lhue 87 Masuda LlK-;lS- Krhara KapuV.89 Shmabukoro Shoska 90 Kekr.lu! 9. D. Wshard Lhue 92 Y. Shmzu lanapepe! S. Nakaoka Wamea 3 Makce Sugar Co.... Ke.- - la 94 D. A. Whte Eh. P5 Ben Malme Hnmest. a l 6 L. Yun Tm.l.u ON KAUA Nawlwl Garage..Lhue 229 Nawlwl Garage..Lhue 230 Etta E. Lee Makawel 23 K. Morta Wamea 232 M. R. Jardn....Homestead 233 Rodrgues & Teraoka..Keala 234 Lau Kong Keala 235 Rodrgues & Teraoka.. Keala J.. Moragnc Lhue 236 Hawn. Sugar Co..Makawel 237 llawn. Sugar Co..Makawel 238 Hawn. Sugar Co..Makawel 239 Lhue ce & Elec. Power 240 Co Lhue 24 Makce Sugar Co... Keala 242 Makee-Sug- ar Co Keala 243 John Fassoth Wamea! 244 L. Y. nn Lhue 245 Geo. A. Bertram..Wamea! 246 Chas. Ebnger. Kapaa. 24 Wanea Stables... Wamea 248 M eldes & Souza Lhue 249 A.. Derby Lhue 250 Wamea Wne Co.. Wamea 25 Lhue ce & Elec. Power 252 Co Wamea 252 P. L. Rce Lhue 254 Aug. Kruse Kekaha 255 E. E. Behr...Keala 256 Makee Sugar Co... Keala 257 Chung n Soo Knlna Nawlwl Garage....Lhue Chang Van Wamea C. S. Dole Lhue C. Bayer Makawel Carl Spllncr Makawel C.. Alspaugh Eleele. Andermann, Jr Hanamaulu Nawlwl Garage....Lhue Nawlwl Garage.... Lba (Cancelled) Kanch Taktan Elcel Hawn. Cannery Co... Lhue lohn B. Fernandez....Lhue E. H. W. Broadbent..Lhue Alex Brode. Kekaln J. Akta Wamea K. Nagata.. Koloa John Bryant.... Makawel Peter Malna Lhu Y. Mato lanapcpe W. Bremer.....Makawel Tohn Bole.. Eleele Y. Shda......lanapcpe C. B. lofraard Wamea Terrtory of Haw...Wamen E. Putsch Hanamaulu Kaua Telephonc Co..Lhue Nahnu Kanahclc.. Kekaha McBryde Sug. Co.s Store Eleele Wamea Stables! ft LMTED Up-to-da- Lvery, Drayng and Boardng Stable and Auto- - J Lvery Busness., AUTOMOBLE STAGE-LN- E! BETWEEN LHUE and KEKAHA Leavng Lhue every Monday, Wednesday and Frday. Leavng Kekaha every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ARRVNG AT THER DESTNATON N THREE HOURS W. WEBER Manager. Telephone 4 W Wamea P. O. Box Nawlwl Garage Nawlwl W. Dan ford Kekaha H. H. rode lanapepe J. A. Hogg Lhue J. A. Hogg Lhue. H. Moragnc Lhue, Gay Makawel Robns n Makawel. Gay Makaw r G. R. Ewart Makav Wamea Stables War, n Wamea Stables Wamea Wamea Stables... Wamea Wamea Stables Wamea Wamea Stables....Wamea Wamea Stables Wamea A. S. Wlcox Lhue Akvama Wamea T.. West Makawel H. S. Truscott...Makawel A. S. Wlcox Lhue M. shbash Wamea G. T. Grcg Makawel G. Hansen Kekaha Kekaha Sugar Co.. Kekaha lme & Brode Kekaha C. S. Dole Lhue Wn, Kruse Jr Wamea Medcros, Souza, Cabral Co Koloa Henry Wong Wamea T. Kawamoto Klccle C. H. Wlcox t.hu. Kula Garage Kolo;. Kula Garage Koloa KUla Garage Koloa. H. Busch Koloa lames Edwards... Klauea C. Whte Klauea Mrs. V. Knudsen...Kekaha E. A. Knudsen Kekaha Dr. K. Hofmann....Keala Frank Pacheco Klauea Geo. W. Mahkoa...Klauea G. P. Wlcox Keala Kapaa Auto Co Keal t Kapaa Auto Co Keala J. R. Myers Klauea Harold Morgan Lhue Lhue Store Lhue Lous Klauano... Kekaha Wm. Kruse Eleele J. Yamada Wamea McBryde Sugar Co.. Eleele August Kruse Kekaha Ed. Palmer Lhue R. P. Spaldng Keala Hans senberg Lhue Wm. H. Grote Lhue 5. D. Baldwn....Makawel B. D. Baldwn....Makawel J.. Slva Kleele 4 Jardn Garage Co....Koloa 42 John Furtado Koloa 43 M. Slva Wamea. N. Browne....Makawel 44 J. K. Lota lanale 45 G. E. Wnter Lhue 46 Wamea Stables Wamea 47 Lhue Plantaton Co.. Lhue 48 Kapahu Alaka Wamea 49 Cyrl O. Smth Keala 50 K. Hal Kekaha 5 marabuch Wamea Wamea Soda Water Wks. 52 Co Wan 53 (Cancelled) 54 John Gomes War 55 Geo. W. Mahkoa... Klauet 56 G. Hackbarth Koloa 57 H. Morgan Lhue 58 J.. Slva Eleele 59 K. Morta Wamea 60 E.G. Douse Kekaha 6 T. Brandt Wamea. 62 C. R. Hunt Koloa! Matsuda Suva Kekaha 63 D. Lyons. Eleele 64 Jose Gomes lanapepe 65 E. E. Mahhun Wanea 66 Eleele Automoble Co. 67 El. ek 68 before the mechancally perfedt car. Standards surely advance, and the Oldsmoble s Oldsmoble Tourng Car or Roadster, $;450 FACTS. TO STEER BY The automoble bulder shoots each year nearer the perfed machne. The model. Oldsmoble expresses never standard n every respect Dstncton and hghest qualty s the reason S. tokazu.wame.t!l"s Lhue Store Lhue Lhue ce & Electrc Power 200 Co Lhue 20 C V. Sptz Lhue 202 M Kn Anakc... Koloa 203 Junch Akta Wamea 204 Kapaa Auto. Co Lhue 205 Mrs. Ellen Kapahu.. Wamea 206 R. Tamak Wanea 207 A.. Waterhouse...Koloa 208 C. B. lofgaard & Co. Ltd. 209 Wanea 20 Frank Medcros.. Homestead 2. Woltcrs Hanamaulu 22 (Cancelled) 23. A. Romanc...Koloa! 24 K. C. Hopper...,. Lhue 2 5 Murata..Lhue,2 6 Frank Crawford,. Lhue 27 Fred Carter,. Lhue 28 J.. Coney....,. Lhue, 20 Chas. J. Morse..F.leele220 G. W. Cunnngham 22 Makawel 222 C. H. Grav... Keala 223 M. Hag..... Makawel 224 H. C. Urowu..... Wamea 225 A. Menefoglo... Wanha 22 use Gomes.. f lanarepe 227 Kawakon..Makawel 228 t merely the Standard of medum prced cars, but the Standard set by the best machnes money buy. underlyng the swft popularty of the lttle Olds. THE CAR WTH THE PUNCH.. SUB-AGEN- T? OR KAUA K. Myake Wame 258 aua Tradng Co....Koloa 259. G. Maehala Lhue.o0 ludge L. A. Dckey..Lhue sa Allen Wlcox Keala 22 Ah Hoy lanale 263 C. Achong A Lhue 264 M.. Fassoth....Makawel 265 Dr. Carl Keller...Makawel 266 W. A. Fernandez....Lhue Lhue ce Co Lhue! 268 W.. Grote Lhue 26J lose Gomes Hanapepe270 F.. Muddy.., Makawel 27 ; da LOrange.. Wamea 272 M. G. Slva... Homestead Mhashro... Klccle 273 G. A. Rertram.. Wanea 274 E. H. W. Broadlenl..Lhue 275 G. F. Rankn Makawel 276 Y. Shda lanapcpe 277 E. O.Thurlcll Lhue 278 Dr. K. Yanaghara..Klauea 279 R. L. luglus Eleele 280 Kapaa Wne Co Kapaa 28 Kaua Tradng Co Koloa 282 Frank C. Morrow....Lhue 2S3 M. J. Carvalho...Makawel 284 H. Yet T-a- k lanale 285 H. S. ladgctt... Makawel 286 Francs A. Lyman.. Wamea 2S7 Honolulu. 42 as can -- not CHAMBER COMMERCE Contnued from page 3 Farthenuore the greater part of our surroundngs s part and parcel of sugar estates over whch we sent exposure to loose stock ol the have no control. However nuchroads t s necessary to select sone- - we kc 0 mprove or beautfy these surroundngs we have no molestaton Hbscus, e.g, however thng that wll be safe from such rsht to do so. Fortunately, however, desrable otherwse would be nterested partes out connected ot wth these sugar the queston. estates Somethng have handy, shown a very commendable nterest n what may be called vllage drought should be chosen. Two also, that wll stand a possble. mprovement am have alrtady accomplshed so much n the drec- requrements would seem to be the canddates that seem to meet these ton that t wll be the part of wsdom for us to wth them rather than attempt any ery radcal or ambtous work of our own- - Lack of resources also suggests ths same modest program. There are three partcular tems of mprovement whch seem t o vour commttee worthy of attenton by wav of a start.. There are many places, where the road-wa- y banks have been cut down leavng more or less unsght ly crumblng precpces. t wll be dffcult to clothe these ban.ks but we would lke to try the experment of plantng boranvl-la- s at ntervals of sav 00 feet or less along these banks, pullng them n at the top and tranng the long sweepng sprays downward as they grow. As an alternatve plan we would lke to try excavatng pockets n the bank tself part way up and fllng t wth M. (. Slva Homestead sood sol n whch. r the bougau- - nv!:,pcl,e!vas be r... would planted. These Wllam V:.,,v,p P as Vn.n experments have the Antone Wamea np,,roval Mrs- - Fernandez.. enberg, who Nobor Myaka... Wamea as kndly arranged to furnsh 00 John dc Costa W..nca rooted bouganvllas for ths pur- - Henry Wong Wa.. V. uea pose. Geo. S. Kaya Women mm,.. L UlUlllll V ll llls l ts Jose Gomes lanapcpe! For ths ourpose your l... Kcclclt Lhue commttee C.. Wlcox Lhue consder that t s nadvsable to Wllam C. Avery....Lhue K. --Myake Lhue Dr. Thos. J. West Makawel Walter E. Ekluud.. Wahawa 288 T. Tubokaue 280 C. O. Chu lanapepe Yoslda Keala 20 T. Kuramoto Kckala 202 P. S. Rvera Makawel 203 Mabel C. Jackson..Wamea 204 Tsdro Yohda... Keala 205 K. Shmada Wmca 206. Honda Wanea 207 Wllam Ebelng..Makawel George Kruse Kekaha P. E. Percra Wamea Manuel Rapozo. Jr.. Wamea buc Chn Koloa J. Yoslzawa.... Koloa Goya... Kapaa LT.Ozak.... anapepe 208 Scraphn Jacnth :...Klauea R. D. Molcr......Eleele 200 K. Uoendahl..,..Eleele Takashta..... Wamea 300 Lhue ce & Elec Power Clem. Gomes.. rartapepc Co Mrs. J. ooge. Lhue 30. P. Faye Kekaha M. Nakaguma.... Kapaa 302 J. lrano.kapaa G. Funakosh.. Makawel K. Takckawa....Eleele! 303 Vncent Souza.., Keala. 304 T. Makshma....Makawel (plant anythng n the way of tree or shrub that would tend to obstruct or unduly shade or shut n the roadway. Also wth our pre- red pepper capscum a u d the ponsctta. These planted at frequent ntervals on each sde of the road would gve a pleasng. artstc touch to our roads. 3. Waste spaces, banks, dells, etc. Here and there along our roads there are such spaces whch are not avalable for cultvaton, and whch are now grown up toweeds, Bv arrancement wth the owners these could probably be.planted to ornamental shrubs or trees such as bougauvlla, ponsetta, Ponc-an- a catharto carpus or Bauhna. After they wvre once well started these would requre lttle or no attenton, and so far as the trees go would ultmately yeld some revenue n wood The restranng element n any such effort wll be the lack of funds; the smplest plans wll nvolve some expendture. We trust that when once well started the supervsors may permt th road gang to care for the road-sd- e plantngs as part of the ordnary course of road repars. But for the ntal plantng, and some care n the early stages, a certan amount of expense would be nvolved. t s to be hoped that prvate ndvduals may be wllng to assst at lesst as far ns ther own terrtory s nvolved.. M. Lydgatkl H. D. Wshard and famly left n the Knau Saturday for Hono- - lulu, to reman over the Chrstnas holdays. Mr..Wshard attended the meetng of the board of est mates there yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Wshard wll return tomorrow. Mss Wslmrfl rntt!.rr J.. sclhol,lt pllla0u. A cookng school has been es--. ablshed n connecton wth Ele--.. ele school, wth Mrs, C. B. Morse n charge.

7 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 94 THE GARDEN SLAN-D- WHY? 3y J. M. Lydgatk.) evdent from the followng. Tle Kaua has long been known as slroatnlcss areas.such as the Garden sland. As far back ns kala regon of t h e varous s we tnd ndchtons that t was already a well known ttle; and from that tme on t has receved an ever ncreasng recognton. suppose there mav well be an unwrtten law ol adverse possesson for reputaton, as well as property and that, perhaps, such long undsturbed possesson may, n tself, consttute a vald..ttle. But adverse possesson s the last resort of honest men, to be held Jw reserve, perhaps, but not to be flaunted as an easy substtute for a better ttle. Let us glance for a few moments at some of the ustfcatons for ths better ttle. A garden m cans these three thngs, at least sol, water supply and cultvaton. SOL. n a volcanc country, f not everywhere, sol s a queston of age, of the lapse of tme and the acton of the elements. A new la va flow, fresh from the caldron of nferno, wll not make a garden however favored otherwse. must dsntegrate, mellow, a n d soften through the ages. By common consent Kaua s the oldest sland of the group; perhaps t would be safer to sav 4he oldest fnshed sland. Who can say how old the core of Hawa may be as much older than Kaua, perhaps, as t s larger. That s nether here nor there, however. When "Nature scared the tace ot l c r fnshed work by lre, she wped out the score and started all over agan. Tha Kaua s comparatvely, speakng, very aged, s attested by ndcatons s o manfold, and so obvous, that they cannot escape even the most casural observaton Lava flows, those petrfed rvers of forbddng and n hosptable rock found on mosl of the other slands are wantng on Kaua. The process of eroson s much farther advanced on Kaua than elsewhere on the group. Ths s seen n deep er valleys, and sharper rdges n the nteror, where the turbulent streams through long ages have eaten down to the heart of the s land, leavng thn lamnated rdges between. To realze the vast ex tent of ths eroson, out need onlv recall the smooth unbroken dome of Mauna Loa, as compared wth the rent and furrowed slopes of vwaaleale. magne t h e untold ages that must elapse before Man na Loa becomes lke Waaleale! t s seen also n the broader val leys, and more rounded rdges to ward the sea coast, wth consder able areas of alluval sol, not only n the bottoms of wde-spreadn- g valleys, but also n lttoral plans such as are not to be found on new sland lke Hawa. t s seen also, n the more snuous, md the more sluggsh, flow of the larger streams near the mouth, so that n a few cases they become vertable rvers, small to be sure, yet the only rvers we have on the slands These are marks of the fnshng nrocess. And whle they do not mply a fnshed sland, bv any means, they do mply an sland far alone n ts hstory, and of very great age. WATER SUPPLY. By common consent Kaua s the best watered sland of the group, )whch n cans larger aggregate quantty and better dsrrbutou. The Hydrographc examnaton of the water supply of the slands s not suffcently complete to gve the aggregate stream-flo- w of tne varous slands wth any consder able degree of accuracy, but such data as there ndcate that the stream-flo- for the sland of Kaua s greater than for any other w sland of the group, not only on a pro rata bass accordng to the area, but that t s actually greater than of any other sland, ndependent of area. That t s more evenly or more generally dstrbuted wll be parallel, thn rdges, so sharp least only n the superfcal way, places that they can be travelled,m because of the open, park-lke-, only wth dffculty md danger. J wooded stretches of Kukt and oth! lands, are approxmately as follows: These rdges arc bathed n nos- - er trees whch reoced the eve. turc, to be sure, but the precpta--. Such grateful prospects were partc- - null. 3 V.U uat u.. larly to be enoyed n the neghborhood of Lhue. Keala, Molo-a- a run off s comparatvely small. Tlrs Kaua table-lan- n so large, and Klauea. A lngerng remnant, suggestve of what they d :nd the ranfall s so great, that a once HAWA sq, mles, out of 405 sq. mles, 80. MAU. 400 sq. mles, out of 728 sq. mle, 55. OAHU. 200 sq. mles, out of 598 sq. mles, 33. JLAUA. 90 sq. mles, out of 547 sq. mles, 6. Of course, streamless area does not always denote defcency of water supply. For example, the Puna dstrct on Hawa has no sngle flowng stream, though ts ranfall s excessve. Yet, as a rule, stream-flo- wll prove to bo a w very good practcal ndcaton of fertlty, snce regons whch ae not suffcently decomposed to r-ta- n water, are not suffcently de composed for the hghest degree of fertlty. RANFALL. The water supply s of course lrectly dependent o n ranfall. There are physcal reasons for the generous ranfall of Kaua whch t may be nterestng to note. t wlrbe evdent to the most casual observaton that elevaton las a good deal to do wth ranfall. For example compare the ranfall of Lhue wth that of Waaleale, only a few mles away, but several thousand feet hgher. The o w levels, especally when not backed by mountan heghts, are neglected by the clouds they ran-bearn- g slde over wthout any precpta ton; Wtness Nhau, West Molo ka, Lana snd Kahoolnwe. They do not run up far enough to reach the precptaton level. On th other hand, the hgh mountan peak s wreathed n clouds; and s exposed to constant precptaton for months at a stretch But tlere s an elevaton beyond whch ths works the other way. t s a famlar experence of even the most casual observer that ofte lmes when a ferce wnd s blowng be low, carvng the lvng scud of sweepng ran clouds, above there s the peace and calm of an ndan Summer. And when the noun tan clmber reades tns upper stratum of peace and calm he looks down on a vast stretch of swlug cloud ocean, wth mountan peaks rsng out of t lke slands. The tra le wnds are but a thn current clngng close tothe earth, a sort of aeral wet blanket, out of whch the ranfall comes. And.the larg est ranfall and the best supply of water come from the hgh elevaton of the traoe wnd stratum, ust below the upper lmt. Ths pro poston nav be substantated bv the followng record of ranfall tak en roughly along a drect lne from the sea to the top of Waaleale: Staton Elevaton ranfall Keala 5 ft. 40 n Kapah 300 " 59 " Hanahanapttn 900 " 90 " Pole Lne Dvde ll)00 " 55 " Pehuala 300 " 220 " Waaleale 5080 " 339 " At ths maxunn elevaton the fgures and the elevatons stop on Kaua, but records from the hgher elevatons of Hawa show that above ths level the precptaton falls off very rapdly. Now, the sgnfcant pont of ths nqury s the fact that Kaua, compared wtll phenomenal amount of waur s thrown off. t s n d that all ot the large streams of the sland take ther rse, and from hs regon that the Wamea, Hana- - pepc and Wanha, sprng Mnerva lke, full formed and! osterous, ndependent of farther accessons from the lower levels. Ths s why t s, and how t s, that Kaua s the best watered sland of t h c group. Furthermore, the physcal const tuton of the sland smu mportant factor o f the ranfall, A large mountan mass, runnng up to n hgh elevaton, such as Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa, or Haleakala, presents an obstructon, or dam, to the trade wnd currents, so com plete as to create a monstrous eddy behnd, n whch, as a rule, there s a large ranless area. The hea vy ran clouds arc not able to bank-u-p and flow over the dam. Ths accounts for the lame ranless areas of Hawa and East Mau. On Oahu tlere s a secondary regon, the Kaala Range, but t s placed n the lec of the man Ko nahuanu range, wth a low-lyn- g legon nter evenng. The frst range takes the water out of the clouds and passes then on, com paratvely dry, to the second range. And a comparatvely large d r y area results. Kaua presents a mountan mass of such compact crcular form that t forms the least possble obstructon to the trade wnd current. The wnd draws around both sdes of the sland, leavng a very small lee, o wndless area Durng strong trades ths area s reduced to the were, s stll to be seen at Plaa. f these ha tul graves have ttnfor-nnatel- y gone, r nearly so. a deal of very grateful cultvaton has taken thet place. So that they can be no queston, the sland-present- s a greener and more tropcal aspect than t dd when the name to-da- Garden sland w a s frst gven. Wthout desrng n the least, to dscredt the appearance of the sl-a- n J n those-ol- days, there ran be no doubt that broad slrelehs of the lower lands presented the most unattractve, uo to say forbddng, aspect of,barreu and rocky sterlty. Phc whole-rego- n from Koloa to Mans, wthn the memory of some, of you have today, practcally a barren, nhosptable wlderness of rock, red dust and fervd heat, and to a less extent the same thng was true of other low land sectons. rrgaton :uul cultvaton, have turned these barren wastes nto smlng gardens. Whle the Kukt groves have mostly been des-toyethey have been much more than replaced by the great areas ol cane that have added so greatly to the sland. Tnough the orgnal ndgenous forests have undoubtedly suffered much at the hands of cvlzaton, stll a good deal has been done to offset ths nury n the lne of renewal, both by natural and artfcal means. T h e algaroha, as elsewhere on the lee sde of the slands, has proved a very grateful addton to the landscape, as well as a consderable source of proft. The plantaton companes, as well as publc sprted ndvduals, have planted consderable areas to for regon lyng between Polhale and est; the road ways arc beng lned Kalalau or lanakoa a dstance of up by trees, nooks and dells and only 0 to 2 mles, and that s banks of strategc sgnfcance only on the shore; over-hea- d n have blossomed nto beauty under the mountans, a short dstance the artstc touch. So that now, back, the wnds are blowng and more than ever, does the sland the rans are fallng m u c h the mert ts dstncton as the Garden same as on the wndward sde of nland the sland The mountan mass Noblesse oblge; a reputaton mposes an oblgaton to lve up to t. runnng up t o the hgh Trade mosture elevaton, yet not hgh We are exceedng fortunate to enough to perce andblock the cur--, have acqured, tree grats, the ds- - rent, tempts the ran clouds tngushng ttle of the s-aover, Garden s t werr, untl the whole hgh-- land where they ae all gardens, level area s steeped n mosture. but we must make good f we Hence the comparatvely small, would hold our reputaton and ranless area. keep our place, lo have vstors, CULTVATON. attracted to our shores by ths pro- - mse of beauty, go awav dsap-- A garden suggests cultvaton, ponted, and wonderng how we agrcultural products. Wth the had ever come by such a name, exle of Adam and Eve from the ths would be unfortunate; more Garden of Eden passed away forever the ndolent and ndulgent unfortunate stll wll t be for us, who lve here, and see everyday dream of a natural garden that what the vstor s.-e- perhaps onlv would take care of tself, and onlv s lonce n a lfe tme, f we steadly wth the sweat of strenuous agrcultural rustle can the practcal roundngs naturally beautful and dffdently, look out on sur- garden be produced. So over- - but rrcnsl, v duspcrnted md dofrr- - whelmnglv docs sugar out run alled bv Ue aml of )Uau Xatlre of sl-- agrcultural products these ; has donc.,re;lt thns for S,)Ut ams, that we may safely make wq co opcratt. wul her..t comparson on ths bass, neglect-- ;,cast we HUl m, flom of lll.fv.lll.n ng other and mnor cropp. On Am, mst ho,( 0Mr fm.n wth ths sugar bass we fnd that la- - ohr w,,wmt UoaaMu has wa produces 49 tons of sugar to,om, snce nwakened to te valut thesq. mle. Mau producs 58 am, tcc( of C00)ernt;R wtl) tn nf rv rt. (tn U..aU n vw n ttllrl uhtll --f", am assstng,mlurc, Wu, rchuus Oahu produces 200 tons ot sugar tht fnr t0w;mls satsfv lhe to thesq. mle, aua produces toursl from al)loa(l wth lhe 200 tons of sugar to the,q. mle. )enuty lhat,r. sees t0 lhc..... me uue laumn, ua vc v ugc Proxmty to Honolulu, larger llo,,.,. m area at ths hgh level. You all! populaton and favorable cond- - othcr stmst know, more or less demtey, tnt"o" " ra.ku.o.uun. uv lo and the surroundng conn--, there s a swampy regon on top of of thc Oahu ralway, gve Oahu an ry Jmvc mor(j rccenlv nwnuecd Waaleale but perhaps you do not! advantage, whch, however, wll to the sanv thns awl s strvng realze that ths swamp extends probably be offset n the future. to nke thenost of her natural from Waaleale clear hack to the when we have a deep-se- protected a advantages. Mau s headed the Napal dstrct, comprsng a great harbor, a ralway a n d a larger same way We mual do kcwsc table land of some 30 or 35 square populaton, as we stll have cons- - n we (lo neve; Aml w-- we n mles, lyng at an elevaton varyng.derafcle areas of fne laud lyng tn- - spuc () Ue mosl sln;m,ons e(orb from 4000 to 5000 ft. No such occuped. of these other comumles to car- - table laud s found, at ths eleva--! ow the name "Garden sland" y off our laurel.---, we wll stll con-to- n on any other sland. Oahu, xvas gven, n the frst nstance, tue to be more sgnfcantly and the nearest approach to Kaua, h no conscous realzaton of more emphatcally than ever-t- ht conssts, as you know, of two.tlese varous advantages, o r at Garden sland. B SHOP & CO. H l srr eaa wnce BANKERS Establshed S9 Branches at Hlo Wamea, r Honolulu and n ) ransac a general oankng and Exchange Busness. Commercal and Travelers Letters of Credt ssued avalable n all prncpal ctes.of the world. nterest allowed at the rate 4 per cent, per annum on Savngs Bank deposts. nterest pad o) Tme Deposts at the followng rates: 3 months, 3 per cent per annum. 6 months, 3 - per annum. -2 per cent 2 months, 4 per cent per annum. All busness entrusted by customers on other slands receves careful and prompt attenton. esszzazxjssssazbssszs ron V orks Establshed 852. WAMHA Telephone No. 02. n J of Co. Sagar Mlls, Sugar Machn-ery-, Steam Bolers, Rveted Steel Ppe,- - Stee! Tanks, Correspondence Solcted. S. OZAKt Yholesale Lquor Dealer a etc. J SCgyTWW n

8 7 THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 94 LATEST WRELESS NEW! Chamber of Commerce Contnued from page 7 Southampton The terrble stran on solders nt the battlefrout s showng n the return of the troopers. who are physcally prostrated. Hosptals are crowded, case? of nsanty and nervous prostraton. These occur frequently among troops servnr "u the trenches. A change of scene works rapd mprovement amo uch eases. Exposure a d cold causes toothaches. Many dentsts arc sent to front. Many cases of toothache causes solders expose hands and feet to sharpshooters. Pars Yesterday, n Belgum, we consoldated terrtory won on Thursday South of Dxemunde and advanced Korteker. South of Ypres progress contnues, through swanrpy terrtory between the rvers L,vs and Ose. Advnces of one klometer south of La Basse despte counter. ks. Near Albert have advanced under rapd fre ot the enemy. North of Marcr.rt ncendatv bombs force abandonment of trenches. Near Mamot we captur. ernl German trenches. Ava-- tors confrm reports that two Gern.teres destroyed bv our artllery. Berln - Numerous attacks were made by Alles vesterday aganst ertnans n Ue western arena. Hard lghtng contnues r lt port to Bxcboote and La Basse. Germans repulsed attacks west of Lens, cast of Albert. Tokn Suggeston that Japan send 300,000 men to Europe for the Alles s ganng favrr wth Japanese parlament. France and Russa favor plan but Brtnn hestates. Baron Kato opposes dea. Estmated cost of sendng solders S75O.000 daly London Lloyds report one mne sweeper, two merchant vessels sunk near Scarborough by mnes left by German crusers on ther recent rad. Honolulu 95 sugar sellng 4 3. Only 70 tons sells for Saturday, December 9. Sugar advanced to London The stuaton near Lodz and Warsaw not materally changed. Russans have advanced to wthn a stones throw of the Slesan border north of Cracow. Russan renforcements are pourng ntofront n Poland. The convcton of Aders has been set asde. Advces from Belgum last nght ndcate an advance of the Alles n Flanders. The French clam dstnct advantages, whle Berln declares that the fghtng s stll ndecsve. Two aeroplanes belongng to the Alles flew over droppng bombs whch dd consderable damage. Two troopers and one woman were klled. Avators dropped bombs at Hemng and other places. We advanced yesterday n Belgum AH the enemys counter attacks along the lne have faled. Toko The Canadan lner Empress of Japan, whch s now a converted cruser, has captured the salors of the Emden, reported to have bult a boat and put to sea. The report that the Alles have captured Roulers s repeated. The lne of the Teutons has been broken at Dxmunde. Washngton The State de artment has granted permsson for 300 men, women and chldren now stranded n Shanghae to pass through the Unted States on ther way to Germany. Condtons n Mexco ae worse than ever. Another blood vear has broken out, Carranza has publshed a decree that he wll spare no enemy when captured. Honolulu Offcals wll have three tlavs vacaton. (Ths probably means that offcal Honolulu has decded to contnue the Chrstmas celebraton over to nclude Saturday. Ed. Gard. sl.) Autos of the cty (purchase prce and mantenance) have cost $40,000 n twenty-tw- o months. Nakao, Japanese ordered deported, has decded to fght the law and has been taken off of the Manchura. The Knghts of Columbus wll conc va Hlo to Honolulu, Frday Afternoon. Berln Fghtng around Neuport contnues favorable to the Germans, though stll undecded. Between La Basse and Arras, on both banks of rver, French attacks faled. French lost,200 prsoners. On fronter east and west Prussa stuaton unchanged. n Poland our army contnues to pursue the retreatng enemy. Pars We advanced n Belgum vesterday. All enemys counter attacks along lne have faled. Near Arras - stormed trenches at Auschey, la Basse and St. Lauren n good o. Our artllery has won dstnct advantages n cannonadng exchanged wth the German guns n forest of Argonne. Germans blew up one of our trenches and endeavored to get three battalons through. We repulsed them. Cape Town Botha consders revoluton ended, except for few stray bands Boers who are now tleeng and bene rounded tn. London Offcally announced from Petrograd that German cru- - Prnr nrt rl., VT. scr. w.l.uv am nn mns crew os. o tme nor mace ot dsaste espauh. ronouu.u. w.. an and. Tdwell, specal agents of treasury uepartnent vstng tow ally. Athletc park loses frst roun w-su- t. Washngton Secretary Danc.s, of Navv, says wll arrve Hoo-tlulu n March or Aprl, durng Panama Exposton. o Expects be accompaned dv dele aton. Honolulu Otto F. Hene nomnated postmaster Lnhana and Henrv K. Plemer at Waalua. Hene savs hed rather be U. S. de- - puty marshal. am uego a. n. sthman struck San Bonta sland. Return ng nere under own steam, wth 26 feet water n hold. (?) Frday, December 8. Sugar, London Serous reverses have been suffered by the Russans n Poland and Galca. and t s now beleved that ther offensve movement s for the tme beng at an end. There seems no mmedate tros-pec- t of Russans provng a menace to the Prussans n Slesan terrtory. The Russans report opposte condtons to the above, and n the face of eports and excultatons n Germany clam that thev have drven the Germans over the border. Berln s covered wth buntng and celebratng what s thought to be the greatest vctory. BRTAN AND EGYPT London Egypt was offcally declared a Brtsh protectorate vesterday, ths acton beng taken for purposes of defense and protecton of the country. New York The German ambassador states that the Brtsh towns bombarded by the Germans wee fortfed, and that acton by the Ger- - mnns tvn; n nrrnrronr.,.ltl. -- r,.,.... TT...n nt u u war lam uown oy ue Hague conventon. Rome Prnce Von Buelow says the bombardment of the Englsh coast s a prelude to German explots whch wll astonsh the world. London The Germans clam that two Brtsh destrovers wore sunk n the recent rad. The Brtsh Admralty makes no menton of scu an occurrence. Pars The Alles contnue a vgorous offensve, especally n Flanders. Ypres wedge started. Toward the sea Belgans have drven Germans from some of ther defenses. Berln denes all reverses. Naco Presdent Guterrez has ordered the battle, from whch bullets have been crossng to the Amercan sde ef the border to cease. T UK. DKA. St. Lous Bandts stole $4,000 of ewelry and succeeded n makng ther get Mr. Dark s vo frwne tor nner Honolulu--Th- e Pars and Roy ranches on the sland of Hawa tn any mstletoe ds Crsmus? have been sold to Lnk McCandless and Aleka Dowsetl. Mrs. Blacke Deed sn. Ts Cncnnat Bank auto bandts held up one bank for $3,000 attempted to nou up another One was money was found n hs possesson. The Kaua Chamber of Commerce was organzed August 4. 93, or less than a year and a llolf nn,....!m... n. n uk", nun css nan two score t of members. t now has 0f members. Nne regular and three specal sessons have been held, ncludng one "luncheon sesson" and the annual banquet n August nst. n pont of membershp the Chamber now stands next to the Chamber ot Commerce of l.molo-- n. n the ;lands; and h s become to be gemr.dlv regarded as ok- - of the most wde-awak- e and pronn-sv- e commercal organzatons of the Terrtory. A report of ts meetng held last lu-sda- y s publshed elsewhere n ths ssue The present offcer" are: Dr. F. L. Putman, presde, fudge C. Hofgaard, vce pres nt; L. D.J mmous, secretary; K. E. Mal lum, Measurer. Addtonal drectors: F. A. Alexander, Carl Bayer, G. Hansen and Gavlord P. Wlcox. ts present standng commttees are: Membershp.. Brode, Hanapepe, charman; C. ft. Gray, Keala; a n d S. S. Hannestad, Lb te. Fnance Carl Bayer, Makawel, charman; B. D. Baldwn, Maka- - wen; frank urawtord, Lhue. Commerce, Manufactures fl n cl Agrculture Gavlord P. Wlcox, Keala, charman: F. Weber, Lhue and James Donald, Koloa. Harbors, Shppng and Transportaton. D. Wshard, Lhue, charman; Snclar Robnson. Makawel: M. B. Fernandez, Lhue. (Kapaa.) Legslaton E. A. Kuudsen. Kekaha, charman; J.. Conev, Lhue, and John Faasoth, now at Honolulu. Local Promoton G. Hanson, Kpkaba. rhatnan; Chas. Wlcox, Lhue; J. Slva, Eleele. Entertanment W. H. Rce. Jr. Lhue, charman; R.,. Hughes. Eleele; Rchard Olver, Wamea; K. C. Hopper, Lhue, nmu.mrs; Sarah B. Deverll, Hanale. Homesteads E.. W. Broad-ben- t, Lhue, charman; F. R. Tracey, Keala; T Brandt, Wamea. Vllage mprovement W. D. McBryde. Homesteads, charman; J. M. Lydgatc, Lhue; C. Maser, Lhue. There s also a commttee of advsory censors on moton pcture shows, as follows: Ml-lk- Rev C. D. n, Wamea; C. B Morse. Eleele; John Bush, Koloa; W. C. Avery, Lhue, and Dr. K. Hol-uan- Keala. t wll be "up to" the Kau. Chamber of Commerce to nuke plans fo- - the recepton and entertanment of the Cvc Conventon, whch wll meet at Llne next September, and the followng commttee hss been collatng data on that subect: H. D. Wslnrd. L hue, charman;. Rohrg. Lhue v. A. Knudsen, Kekaha; J. K. Farley, Koloa;. M. Lydgate J.nue. a statement n reg: rd to ther frst report appe ars n the ac count of htrsdnv" meetng of tne Chamber, publshed elsewhere n ths ssue. TO.. "M, r e vnamuer or commerce nas developed and s keepng up mark- - ff ed enthusasm, and t need not be surprsng that t s membershp reaches 50, or even 200 n another vear or two. w am 8t " lttle too much prde ter ad- - shot and klled, but novertse fo de ordnary cotcstes dat a lady hab n rsht ter expe-c,- M "Hm! We hope our Lady Relatves and Very Specal Lady Frends see these Chrftmas Hart Sehnftter & Marx Sut or Overcoat Full Dress Suts $50 Tuxedos $45 Carvenetle RahcOHU $20.00 to $45.00 Whte Flannel Trousers $S.G0 to $8.00 Knox Hats, straw or felt $3. 50 to $5.00 Panama Hats $7.50 to $25.00 Caps, for men or boys 75 cents to $3.50 Hats, for oovs $.50 to S3. 00 Star Shrts, negpgee or dress $.50 to $3.50 Sweaters of all knds $3.00 to $0.00 Wastcoats, fancy, ordnary, full dress $.60 to $0.00 Bath Robes and Loungng Robes -- $5.00lo$ Smokng and House Jackets $7.50 to $5.00 Chldrens Ovecoats $5.00 to $0.00 Travelers Set n leather eases $5.00 to $7.50 Bathng Suts for men and women... Full Dress Sets $ $.50 tg $0.50 "THE GOOD ESS OF HOUSE fthes" ouvas FW3 owe VT, NS m LMTED H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Motor Wrap. : 55. (.0 Slk Bnd. nuns.. $ 5o o.s Collar Ba;:....$! 50 t.. $3.50 C.ts...,$2 no Scnrt Cases..... $2 f0 Fne Lnen Handkerchefs, plan or ntal c "o $ 00 Slk Muflllers.?.50lo 3 50 Leather Belts.75 cents to $3.00 Actlers Gloves $3.00 lo $3.50 Neckwear. 25 cents to $3 50 Hosery cents to $5 00 Combnatons of Nckwcar and Hose to... match n fancy boxes.-.$.5- o to $3.50 Fne Umbrellas $2.00 to$5.00 all-wo- Chldrens Clothng, washable or ol $3.00 to$5.()0 ubeng Mere Men we of course cemt throw out hnts as to what wed prefer--b-ut most any of these artcles would make cm-face- s glow on Chrstmas mornng." Sa ssc Drawn by" Tnny" Aoss A rmour 9 Grape Juce Bottled whore the Best Grapes Grow sll Tto ltu uv, unlluul, uswthtfum, pvswl from KUKSH grtnw n our model faclore.-- at Wtl-ltl-. X. Y., unl Mnttuuun,.Mt-l-. Armours (ra Ju-- ktvw at fumtanm, hulv-t- s and luulw; ruer u ctwe from your (rnth-- r r Drutry-t-. Do yon want to know t.u- - at-t-- t -- ways to wrve rara nkv?! for our trah Juv Uurcpt l!ol; multl fru- - on rtut. WHOLESALE DSTRBUTORS HONOLULU, HAWA. ft Jll fls q?.n0tch"bbahtf TRY THS RECPE Grape Juc Sherbet On. (m of -- rar. trat"l, lcm. Two cs of u tt-r-. Ok- - UHounl,,f "la-tu-. One pnt,, f.rnourv Ora Juv. Juv of ttru lemon. Whtt of 0 f. Uoll the Mur wtl, the water and lemon r rm Uw nnutn,,,ur tn- - fcvlmuo wl-l- Uvn Hoak: for " a mtf water, md tn- - ruh uv tlul tlu uv at of tw. lemons, Htmll anl free.e, lcn-,- the wht,, ot at.en the mxture of tll- -!oumeuy of U-l- l. Souvenrs We ently pack am Hawaan Souvenr.---, lu.l Hawa & Soulh Seas Cuo Co. HOXO.ULU. fry

9 ll THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22,. 94, Lhue Plantaton Co. Nawlwl Landng and Baa Lhue plantaton, from a very small begnnng nwav back n the carlv fftes, has developed nto a very large property, now composed of what ate known as the Hanamaulu and Lhue Dvsons. Mr. F Weber s manager over all, Mr.. Woltcrs beng manager of the Hauauaulu Dvson and Mr. A Thelen head luna of the Lhue Dvson The total area of the cane lands of Lhue Plantaton Company s 8,678.8, and the approxmate arct of other lands, ether owned n fee smple or held under lease, s 34,736.2, or a grand total of 43,45.0 acres. Ths year the sugar producton was tons from 3,5C!9 acres, or 5.43 tons to the acre. The estmated yeld for 95 s 8,000 tons from 3,669 acres. The company mlled 4,45 tons of Grove Emu sugar and purchased from Mr. W. H. Rce suffcent cane to make 2,52 tons. Thus the total output of the companys felds was 9,543 tons, as stated above, and of the mlls 26,43r tons of sugar. n addton to the above estmate for the 95 cop, there should be added for mll output an estmated total for the Rce lands of 2,000 tons, and the yeld of Grove Kam. The offcers of Lhue Plantaton Company are: H. senberg, presdent; D. P. R. senberg. frst vce presdent; C.. Cooke, second vce presdent: W. C. Parke, secretary; Geo. Rodek, treasurer; A. Hauneberg. audtor. Board of drectors: Hans senberg, A. S. Wlcox, W. H. Rce, C. H. Cooke, W. C. Parke. D. P. R. senberg and Geo. Rodek. Hans senberg. Lhue P! t.; llk st ;;!: All Kaua s proud of the Lhtu Store. t s probably the largest and fnest mercantle establshment ( n the slands outsde of Honolulu, and has few equals n many respects oven n the captal cty. t s the,t of Passengers for Kaua and freght for the dstrm t...tu h. ;.nu.!.t! also that the (. S. government n-- a k, tt...,... w,t... a. t s Kre KOLOA STORES. HAXAPEPE STORE rv Vew of Lhue Mll and a secton of Lhue Plantaton from the neghborhood of the mountan resdence of Presdent smbcrg. The leadng assstants to Manager Weber are: Lhue Dvson: Head Luna Secton Lunas Mll Engneer Sugar Boler & Chemst Blacksmth Book-keepe- r Do Asst. Carpenter Physcan and Surgeon, A. Thelen H. J. Carls A. Sebel, C. W. Grote G. F. Wnter A. de Brettevlle H. Sheldon H. D. Wshard H. A. Rechelt O. Pnnow. F. L. Putman. Hanamaulu Dvson: H. Woltcrs. F. Denert. C. S. Chrstan. H. Andermann. H. Schultz. O. Pruessar. F. Rutsch. Klauea Plantaton Co. completed last year. t s of renforced concrete, two stores above -- ground and one story partly underground. Cpon enterng cther door lone s mmedately mpressed wth. l e. t. Klauca plantaton has beng northerly -..t.: the dstncton of the most n. of any Hawaan, and, n fact, occupes practcally the most northerly ont n the Hawaan slands proper. le estate embraces DUUU acres, One mmense warehouse back of and although the ranfall s consderable, rrgaton has to be reled on the store s used or the storng of to a greater or less extent. surplus stock. Goods from the Ths year the total output of sugar was 6426 tons from 900 steamer landng are delvered at the acres, or an average of 3 3 tons per acre..warehouse and store by a specal The estmate for 95 s 5800 tons on 800 acres. steam ralway. The offcers of the Klauea Sugar Plantaton Co., Ltd., arc: A. P.. The man departments are dry vce-presde- Spreckcls, presdent ; John D. Spreckels, nt ; W. D. K. Gbson, treasurer; H. W. Thomas, secretary. The Hawaan agents arc Japanese goods, gents furnshngs, goods, groceres, hardware, lumber. C. Brewer & Company, Honolulu. household and offce furnture, The manager of the plantaton s J. R. Myers, and assocated wth drugs, tobacco and cgars and a hm are the followng: meat market, wth an extensve refrgeratng plant attached. Head Luna Robert Frcke. Cvl Engneer T. B. Buch. The man department heads arc: Tmekeeper George Buchholtz. E. De Lacey, dry goods ; lv bert Chef Engneer Claude Whte. Assstant Engneer Manuel Rcmaldo. Steam Plow Engneer Antone Fretas. Locomotve Engneer Joseph Pacheco. Carpenter Robert Scott. Blacksmth James Huddy. Chemst H. F. Hadfeld. Sugar Boler Antone Baptste. Bookkeeper L. B. Borcko. Assstant Bookkeepers Max Boltc and Joseph da. Physcan Dr. Yanaghara. o: Wamea Sugar Mll Company The plantaton of ths company, located at Wamea, s among the Smallest n the slands, ts captal beng $25,000, dvded nto 250 Shares of the par value of $00. ts output n 94 was 2258 tons of sugar. The offcers of the company are as follows:. P. Faye, presdent ; Geo. Rodck,. Schultze, treasurer; J. F. C. vce-presde- Hagens, secretary, and A. Haneberg, audtor. George Ewart, Jr., s manager;. Wllgeroth, chemst and sugar boler, and Sata, engneer.. ;o: DSTANCES ON KAUA NAWJMWM TO Mles. nter. Mles. nter. Koloa.0 Lawa lanapepe Wamea Waawa Nqololo Hanamaulu 3.3 : Walua Rver Keala Anahola Klauea Kalhwa lanale Wanha Nuololo ( no road ) lone absolutely complete department store n lawan a store m whch anythng the average customer needs may be found. Each of the departments has ts own manager, ts own telephone servce, ts own cash regsters, books, etc. : n fact, s equpped along the lnes of such establshments n great ctes. The present Lhue Store was fountan, groceres; Ton Kaposa. : hardware;. Yosnmoto. Japanese goods. V.. Grote s head bookkeeper, and E. Malm frst assstant. The system of keepng accounts n Lhue Store has been adopted by many other stores on Kaua. The manager over all, am the man to be credted wth buldng up the vast busness enoyed bv Lhue Store today, s Mr. lerman Rulng one ol the most ndustrous, en terprsng, progressve am valuable busness ctzens of saua. Lhue Store was formerly a wooden, one-stor- y buldng (now Hale Hoon Theater), owned by the late C. H. Bshop. t was purchased by Lhue Plantaton Company about fourteen years ago, uul placed under a separate drectorate. The reason for the latter arrangement was that the store became suoh a large enterprse wthn tself tnt separate heads were found to he necessary. Jury Commssoners The ury commssoners r the slands of Kaua and Nhau from December, 94, are.. Bro-- de, of lanapepe, and L- - D Tm- - mons, of Lhue. M There are two bg stores at Ko--! the Kaua Tradng Company uul the Koloa Plantaton Store. The name of the latter ndcates what t s. H docs a very large busness, chefly wth plantaton laborers. The busness carred on s of a general mercantle character. Mr. Arthur lhehhollz, a gentleman f pleasng, personalty and many years experence n the country store busness, s manager. The Kaua Tradng Company, a large wholesale and retal establshment, s practcally owned by Then.. Dave & Co. The store was started n 890 by one Manuel de Rego, and was ncorporated n S4. Managers snce the lme of the de Regos have been C.. Jennngs, Wm. Ellott and the present manager. Mr. James Donald. The company carres an mmense stock nd does a large busness, havng auto delvery trucks runnng over no t of t Mh s le of Kaua. "Manager Donald s exceedngly energetc (a vertable "lve wre"), and s nveterately on the hustle for new busness, whch he generally gets. The lanapepe Store s owned b Jos. (oncs, a man v..o ks pulled up. rapdly as a result of hard work, strct attenton to busness and a pleasng personalty. Mr. Comes was a plantaton laborer for eght years, after whch he secured a ck-ks- hp n a general store and studed the busness. n 07 he started a store n a very small way on hs own account, uul has steadly added to hs premses untl hs present large establshment has been developed. Mr. Gomes has a very complete truck delvery servce, and has an auto lverv busness. Wharf Fnshed Work on Nawlwl wharf was fnshed ths mornng and Foreman Mark louhtnlue and hs assstants- wll leave n the s earner ths afternoon f o r Honolulu t s clamed that a good ob has been made of t. Later on the wharf wll be closed n wth a fence and gate. ake t An Electrcal Chrstmas Your gft-gvn- g problem s solved f yott frends have vleclrcby n the home. Gve Electrcal Gfts. The strongest ponts about gfts of ths sort are these: UTLTY no matter what vou choose, t wll be useful: QUALTY the best of materals beng used, the artcle wll wear tor vears, gvr.g excellent sorveo durng al ts long lfe: BEAUTY everv artcle n the Cookus and Heatng Hue wll be an ornament to the room ts n. and a very favorable mpresson wll be created because of ts presence. Besdes those llustrated at the top of ths space, there are many more attcles n WeStnghouse Eledlrc Ware and any one of them wll be apprecated everv dav n the year by the fortunate recpent. The prces of those shown are: Radator, 5.00; Toast-Stove-. $6. 00; Percolator.?5. 00; ron, 53.50; Mlk Warmer, $6.00. Let us know- - early your Chrstmas desres, and we wll suggest the most approprate gft accordng to the needs of the prospectve recpent, or accordng to the money whch you care to spend. Hawaan Electrc Co., Ltd. HONOLULU.

10 0 THB GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, DECEMBER , Holday Suggestons: Slver Depost Ware n great varety and low prce. Butter plates, 85? ; Sugar and Creams,.00 pr; Vases, 2.00 up; Decanters. 2.50; Water Ptchers, 3.50; Comports, 3.75; are especally nterestng. - L-- LOO! NAME CNCRAVCD ON tvery l s 00; Bonbons,.50; Olves, 2.50; Domno sugar, U B 3.00; Frut owls, 4.50; etc, The most practcal gfts are: Coffee Percolators, 3.50 to 0.50; Toasters to 6 00; Chafng Dshes, 5.00 to 2.50; Samovars, The artcles can be had ether n acohol or electrc burnng. W. W. Dmond & Co., Ltd Kng Street. Ths s the year for sensble Chrstmas Glts.. For those who want to make ther homes more attractve slock of have a fne new DXE GRASS RUGS, LNOLEUM and WALL PAPER Gve us a hnt your requrements and well send you full nformaton and prces. Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. 77 Kng Street of trays, Honolulu. The Honolulu Drug Company Take great pleasure n announcng to the Good People of Kaua that they are now bookng orders for the CELEBRATED ORANGE BLOSSOM CANDY for the Holdays. A large shpment s to arrve by the "LURLNK" Dec. 5th. Chocolates, Bonbons, Taffes, Chewng Chocolates, etc., n and 5 lb. Boxes at 60c a pound. The postage to Kaua s b? a pound and f for each addtonal pound. Place your orders now and we wll forward when wanted. Remember our candy cones on ce and we keep t on ce, thus assurng absolutely Fresh Candy. Honolulu Drug Co., Honolulu, T. H. P. O. Box 679. a :- flolll - or BENSON, SMTH & CO., LTD. m x J!. lon luh 4 sntel (lcoltck unl lon lt mx."e per m ; two pounds. Mlk (mrnuts "Ur Mnall Kox; l.no lar lnx. No.lu for postav. VVamea, Kaua ordk: Haass Delcous Candy HOTEL WAMEA "always k::s" tfherexall STORE,Cut Glass always acceptable and much valued. Pn we MP ft The Hgh School Sn Wm. C. Jvery On the twelfth of October. Columbus Day, the frst flay was rased over the Kaua Hgh and Grammar School. The exercses n connecton wth the event were attended bv a representatve gather ng ol Kaua people, many ot whom had not vsted the buldng snce the davs of courts and ures. Kveryone expressed surprse that the buldng had been so well ar ranged to meet ts new dutes, and seemed pleased wth the nterest and sprt shown by thepu- lsdur-- - ng the program. Less than a year ago the establshment of the Hgh School was a debatable queston. Act 60, "To Kstablsh the Kaua Hgh, School-- was approved by Governor Prear on the 30th. day of Aprl, 93, but the selecton of a ste and the possblty of falure caus ed consderable dscusson many doubted and some even opposed the subect. However, the Hgh School sup-- J porters perssted n ther efforts and n Mav, 94, Mr. Knney, the newlv apponted Superntendent of Publc nsttucton. met wth the people of Kaua to consder the matter. A plan was fnally agreed upon and a ste elected. The L-hu- e Select School was to combne wth the Hgh School under the name "Kaua Hgh and Grammar School," and the communty was to pay the salary of one teacher. The old court house, wth ts spacous and well-kep- t Grounds, was selected as the ste for the new school. After ths, there followed a perod of uncertanty as to how many pupls would attend the school. No one seemed wllng to state defntely ther plans for ther chldren. The most optmstc man n the sland thought there mght be fotv f a dormtory were pro vded, but no one beleved hm and he doubted t hmself. The school opened on the 4th of September wth a prncpal and two assstants on the teachng staff. Thrty-on- e pupls were enrolled the frst clay. The work was soon organzed and the students enter ed nto the varous actvtes wth sprt and enthusan. Wth a small number to choose from thev developed a baseball team whch has won consstently from other teams, and whch would rank well wth the teams of larger schools on the other slands. They have also mantaned a hgh standard of scholarshp and have shown an admrable sprt n promotng the nterests and welfare of th" school. Seven pupls have entered snce the openng day, whch makes the total enrollment 38. The Department of Publc nstructon s plannng ncreased" equpment for the school. New buldngs and more teachers wll be added durng the conng two years provded the growth of the school s n accord wth present prospects. Next fall typewrters wll be nstalled for the Hgh School busness course, and laboratory equpment for the scences n college preparatory and general courses. There s, however, one great queston to be settled, and that s n regard to carng for students from other parts of the sland. or f Do You Want The Rght Thng At the Rght Prce Rght Away? Then come to McBRYDE STORE for your Chrstmas Gfts you dont ntend to gve any Xmas presents at all, come and buy somethng for yourself. We cannot attempt to tell you here all we have. Come and See Our Dplays. Chrstmas noveltes, the latest and best; Souvenrs to send away; Hawaan Jewelry, etc., n new desgns; danty and novel Japanese Goods. A New and Complete Stock of Toys McBryde Sugar Cos Store There are young people who would lke to attend the school, and whose parents would lke to have them reman on ths sland, but untl a buldng s provded for a dormtory and boardng club for students ths need cannot be met. One famly has very generously opened ts doors to two boys for the past two or three months. One or two others have found places to board. We need, however, at the present tme a place where boys can secure board at a reasonable prce, and be wthn walkng dstance of the school. A vear ago thngs seemed too uncertan to.warrant acton, but we beleve there s a real need rght now, and that ths need wll be even greater when school begns agan n September. We beleve that the Hgh School can do thorough and effcent w rk, and we want as many as possble to share n ts advantages. The support t has receved thus far has exceeded expectatons, and the prospects for a steady and healthy growth are brght. Contnued loyalty and co operaton wll solve the problems that confront us, and establsh the Hgh School as one of our nos-- t useful and successful nsttutons. For Your Chrstmas Gfts KODAKS $L00 to $63.00 PARSAN VORY Lehnhardts & Pgn Whstle Candy etc., etc. Hollster Drug Co. Drugs & Kodaks HONOLULU X Breakfast Lunch Dnner Room rvtl P""! Tr-S?--. M Have gone up n prce. We are stll sellng some beautes at the old fgure, Vera Jewerly Co., Ltd. f DCK OLVER, Manager 5 Hotel St. Thanks Of S. A. The Salvaton Army branch on Kaua wshes to thank those who contrbuted a n d made possble P-w- Chrstnas trees to be gven at ( Homesteads, ) Koloa, Kleele, Lhuc- - and laaulu. The above s from the archtects drawng of the man buldng of Lhue Stoe. t s fathful as outlne and general features, bat mprovements were made n the appearance of the after th sketch was completed. t Henry Watehouse Trust Co., Ltd. ort buys and sells RAL KSTATK and STOCKS and HOXDS and rents SPP. DEPOST BOXF.S and Merchant Sts. Honolulu

11 THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 94, fa f:. PUBLC LANDS FOR other than hs true name, shall not be permtted to partcpate n such drawng. All envelopes whch ndcate by whom they OPENNG OF PUBLC were presented or LANDS maled FOR wll be opened as soon as HOMESTEADS N THE receved; and the applcaton TERRTORY theren wll forthwth be returned to OF HAWA. Notce s hereby g.ve that the the applcant. publc lands herenatter descrbed 5. wll DRAWNG AND ASSGNbe opened for homesteadng MENT s as OF ORDER OF SELEC follows, n accordance wth law and subect TON. Upon recevng any such to wthdrawal before envelope poperly addressed and ther selectons. properly ndorsed as above requred, the Commssoner wll depos-- t. LOCATONS OF LANDS The lands to be opned are on the t n a sutable contaner, nto sland of Oahu and the sland of whch wll be deposted only and Kaua. Those on Oahu are the all such envelopes as are properly lands of Halekou Wakaluaka and Kaluapuh-Wakalu- a Secton "C" n Kaneohe, Koolaupoko Dstrct. Those on Kaua are lots stuate at Kapaa Mauka, n the Dstrct known as Kapah." THAT? rttmj rn l vrvo These lands are frst class agrcul ure laues. 3. TERMS AND METHODS OF DSPOSTON. The persons enttled to take sad lands wll be determned by drawng or dotment. Each applcant may take one lot or two adonng lots n the a and Kaluapuh Wakalua Secton C, and not more than one lot at Kapaa. Lots 58, 59, 60 and 6, Kapaa, may be taken as one lot. These lots may be taken only under Specal Homestead Agreement. The prncpal terms of the above Specal Homestead Agreement are: (a) Payment 5 clown. 5 n one ytar, 0 each year thereafter untl the full purchase prce s pad, wth nterest at bc per annum, but wth the prvlege of pavng any or all nstallments at anv tme and thereby stop the correspondng nterest; (b) Resdence Fve years durng the frs: ten years n perods of not less than sx months at a tme; or, three vears contnuously; resdence to begn wthn two years; f (c) Cultvaton 20, 30, 40, 50, and 60 of the land, and 5, 0, 5, 20 and 25 trees per acre on the remanng 40 af the land from the end of the frst, second, thrd, fcurth and ffth vears, respectvely, untl the homesteader becomes enttled to a patent, or, 40 of the land and 25 tees per acre on the " remander for three years contnu ously, other condtons havng been fulflled up to tme of begnnng of sad three years; (d) Transfers Restrctons on sellng, leasng, etc., as presctbed bylaw; (e) Patent--- n from three to ten years accordng to the tme wthn whch the provsons as to payment, resdence and cultvaton are fulflled. Possesson wll be gven at once. Exceptons and reservatons wll he made for- - exstng flumes, dtches, reservors, streams, wre and ppe lnes, roads, trals and ralroads. All waters are reserved for the publc or common use and beneft. 4. APPLCATONS FOR PA- RTCPATON N DRAWNG. All persons qualfed to take homesteads may, before Monday, December 28, 94, but not thereafter, present to the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Honolulu, b y ordnary mal, but not n person or by regstered mal or otherwse, sealed envelopes contanng ther applcatons for partcpaton n the drawng heren provded for; but no envelope shall contan more than one applcaton or any other paper than the applcaton, and no person shall present more than one applcaton for the same drawng. There wll be one drawng for the slands of Oahu and Kaua. All such applcatons must be made on blank forms furnshed by the Commssoner of Publc Lands or hs agents, and must show the full name, mal address, age, heght, weght and sex of the ap plcant, and whether he or she s sngle or marred, and be sworn to toy hm or her before a sub-ageof publc lands, notary publc, udge or other offcer authorzed to admnster oaths, a n d must be, maled n envelopes furnshed by the Commssoner or any such, agent. All such envelopes shall have prnted upon them the Commssoners address and the words "Applcaton ", the blank n whch the quotaton must be flled n wth the sland n whch the land desred by the applcant s stuated; and no such envehpe shall ndcate the person by who at was presented or maled or bear anv nark of neletfcato. All envelopes must be securely sealed and should have the requste stamps attached thereto before thev are placed n the mal. Anv person who presents more than one applcaton for ths land drawng or any applcaton u any ndorsed for the drawng, and such contaner wll be so constructed and so kept as to prevent envelopes deposted theren from beng removed therefrom wthout detecton untl they are publclv opened on the day when the drawng and assgnments are made. At 9 oclock a. m. at the Captol Buldng, Honolulu, on Monday, December 28, 94. or as soon thereafter as may be, the contaner for sad land drawng wll be publcly opened and all the envelopes theren wll be thoroughly mxed, and wll then be taken, one at a tme, mpartally and ndscrmnately! from such contaner and the applcatons contaned n such envelopes, when correct n form and executon, wll be numbered serally n the order n whch, they are taken, begnnng wth number one, and the numbers thus assgned shall determne the order n whch the persons named theren may select and take lots. A lst of the applcants to whom numbers are assgned, showng the number assgned to each of them, wll be conspcuously posted, and furnshed to the papers for publ caton as a matter of news, and rotce of the number assgned and the tune and place at whch he must appear to make hs selecton wll be promptly maled to the address set forth n the applcaton of each person to whom a number s assgned. All applcatons whch nre not correct n form and executon wll be marked "Reected, mperfectly executed," and fled n the order n whch they are reected, are! notce thereof wll be sent to the persons who presented such appl catons. 6. SELECTON OF LOT S. Begnnng at 9 oclock a. m. On Thursday, December 3, 94, at the Land Offce, Captol Buldng, Honolulu, for the sland of Oahu. O n Thursday, December 3, 94, at the Court House. Kapaa, Kaua, for the sland of Kaua. Any persons holdng numbers assgned to them for tre above land drawng m a y make ther selecton of the lots that are open to selecton and desred by them n the order n whch the applcatons for partcpaton are numbered. f any person who has been assgned a number at the drawng fals to appear and make hs selecton when the number assgned to hm s reached and hs name s called, hs rght to select wll be passed untl the other applcants assgned have been dsposed of, when hs name wll be called agan, and f he then fal to appear and make h s selecton, le wll be deemed to have abandoned h s rght to select. 7. PROOF AT TME OF SE- LECTON. At the tme he appears to nak hs selecton, each applcant must b e prepared t o show hs qualfcatons to take a homestead by affdavt n the form prescrbed by the Commssoner, and otherwse. f anv applcant s not a ctzen of the Unted States bv brth, he must present at the same tme ether the orgnal or a certfed copy of hs declaraton of ntenton to become a ctzen, or of the order of the court admttng hm to ctzenshp; aud f an applcant who s not born n the Unted States clam ctzenshp through hs fathers naturalzaton whle he was under 2. years of ag-- he, n ust present a certfed copv of the order of the court admttng hs father to ctzenshp. No person wlo appears to be dsqualfed to take a homestead wll be permtted to make a selecton, or, n case he has made a selecton to receve tre necessary papers or take or retan possesson of the lot selected. 8. FORMS, MAPS, NFORMA- TON. Blank forms of applcatons, addressed envelopes for applcatons, blank forms of affdavts of qualfcatons, other necessary forms and nformaton n regard to the lands to be opened and the terms u.der whch fhey may be taken, may be obtaned from the Commssoner o f Publc Lands, Sub-Agen- Honolulu, qr from the Asst. t, Hund- Msslkrnce E. L. ley, Kapaa, Kaua. WAMEA MACHNE & AUTO CO. The Wamca Machne and Automoble Works Co.. Ltd. started n September, V, by George.ertran, and he - - t manager. The begnnng.was small, and Sertram had qute a: tght on hs hands for a long tn e, but le gradually overeat. c ; stacks and fnally succeeded n puttng hs busness on a The busness was ncorporated ths year, although some has not vet been ssued. Thuece CO. The Llue ce and Electrc soft drnks ce and a large part vegetables. t has an excellent ; k settlements. A. ;. tlls s the.l- - Tower Co supples xaua Wll Hs of the sland wt!: ts meats and delvery servce, makng all town- - manager rant-- ; are operated at both Llue and Wamca. At the Wamca branch a verv compl.te cold-storag- e Plant was out n uurnlr the vear. n cocelo wuh t a meat and vegetable market was opened. n ts earler career the company had qute an uphll lght, but when t got the Hll n wth t. lusness began to run smoother; and today the company has qute a promsng future ahead of t. WAMEA STABLES CO. The Wamca Stables Company s a corporaton at Wamca engaged very extensvely n the lvery and drayng mpress, etc. t s corporaton and s under the very cmecm management of Mr. "..Ycbcr. he present otleers are: and manager: C.!. lum. secretary. THE BG LAWA CANNERY. The cannery of the Kaua Frut & Land Company s stuated n the Lawa valley, and s on the belt road between Koloa ;md the Kalaheo homesteads. Durng the year a very large addton was made to the storehouse secton of the cannery, and mportant mprovements n the equpment completed. The "f.awa Cannery." as t s famlarly called, las "made good" a busness way. and ts future s qute promsng. Followng are prncpal, general facts concernng ths corporaton, and ts busness: Present captal. S00.C00..$7000 pad up. Organzed n year Y. wth captal of Offcers:. F. Dllngham, presdent: J.. Cooke, t; J. Waterhousc. treasurer: J. Guld, secretary;. G. Dllngham, drector; ). 5. Murdoch, audtor. Capacty cases. l- Output -l to, Kr, cases. Estmated output XX) cases; )( cases. W. D. Mcllryde. manager:. W. Rath, superntendent: X. A. Akana. bookkeeper: J. C. Jcrves. feld foreman. The total value of cane and pneapples delvered to the Mellrydc sugar mll and to the cannery from the homestead sectons of Kalaheo. Lawa and wa amounted, durng the year 03. to S.V.rrV ;md blthe year 04, $06,33. PRNGEVLLE PLANTATON CO To the untated, the above name would probably suggest a sugar estate. Prncevlle Plantaton was once famous for ts cane, but t s now a great cattle ranch. t s near the vllage of lanale, and s managed by Mr. W. F. Sanborn. The frst plantaton near lanale was a coftee proposton, started along about 840 by Messrs. G. Rhodes & Company. hs was sold out to R. C. Wyle.n 856. and n 858 he began plantng cane there. Ths would make Pncevlle real- ths land, and ploughng and plantng ly the secorrd oldest plantaton on t to mported grasses. At frst ths Kaua, Koloa havng started a fews.yas carred on expermentally on- - vears pror thereto. ly, the company havng mported Cane was planted for several some thrty odd dfferent knds of grasses SLAND OF and carryng OAHU. them along HALE to ascertan whch was best suted DSTRCT OF KOOLAUPO to the exstng condtons, contnung KO. the ones best adapted to parl- - Lot No. Area Apprased Value cular (.eds, All of the mported (Acres)? mssps thllt llmo cn,v-f.t- f nl S ed ther expermental stage have proved ther worth and are stll gvng good results At the same tme that the company started mportng grasses, also began mportng fne, pure-bee- d cattle, to mprove ts herd Tls has gone on hand n hand wth the ploughng and plantng 32 J (( untl the lesults have been ver satsfactory. There are now some ,800 acres planteel to mported KALUAPUH-WAlKALUA(Se- c. "C".) DSTRCT OF $ , o.no Specal Offcers SLAND OF KAUA. KAPAA MAUKA (KAPA), n the Dvson of Forestry of DSTRCT OF KAWAHAU. the Terrtory of Hawa, W. D. 58, 59, f McJrvde s n charge of the sub nursery at ont-.te- and d s also OX ; plant nspector at Koloa (),, te,v( son ef n-27- Anmal dustrv. Dr. A. R. Olasvcr s lk-- (sr JoSHlA D. TlCK Ktf, v..,..,;...,: Lonussoner of Publc Lands. Approved: (S) LfCfS E. PNKAM, Governor of Hawa. Dated October 27th, 94. was the uphll hrm tootng, of the stock T. lrandt. presdent: ". Weber. Hofgaard. treasurer; F.. Mal- - vears on the valley lards, but t proved Unproftable and they then started plantng on the uplands. The valley lands were turned to rce, and have contnued to be so used to ths day. After cane was gven up the uplands became overgrown wth guava and lantana, affordng lttle pasture for the stock. n the past nne years attenton has been gven to clearng up grasses and 600 acres n rce. The present offcers of the conr: pauy :re: W, O. Smth, presdent; W, V. Chamberlan, secretary. am Dowsett and A. S Wlcox, drectors. ;,..;., Kaua. n xhc lwon of Hydrography, U- - - )ort s engner n charge. statoned at Llue., r J LLLN The Teep nc manv has l,on n e-tono- o snce k0. havng l.uvr. -- tnvcd nt ur e;:rs after the completon of the fr-- - tc re.- fll t! no t s the md,. e t telcuhon company n the Hawaan -- lands, he frst havng been establ-l- e on the sland of Mau a short tme before. those day- - communcaton be ween dstant pornts was bv tn horse-messengsystem ; but as hr necessty for more frequent and prompt communcaton grew, the plantaton managers of Kaua rea that somethng had to be done, and a meetng wa "get-togethe- r" called to dscuss ways and means of betterng the condton of trtg--. The telephone system, then n tnfancy, bad been successfully tro ; on Mau, and that scheme of c m mmeucn ::p; e"ded to :d prc-c- at the meetng. The upshot of r, was that a stock company wth a captalzaton lmted t :? wth the obect : startng a t. lophono system g ng The men sgnng the applcaton tor a charter were oorgc X. W-cox-. the llc Dr.. K. Smth and W.. Rce. Sr. The charter was granted and sgned bv the late A.. Carter, then Mnster of A lne was frst run from.lme to Koloa. ar,. nstruments establshed n the busness places or resdences of each of the dhcebv.---. along the wav or at ether end..ate r a hue was extended or thother sde to Keala. wth a branch lne to the resdnee of C. was then manager of the V.: kee Suar Comvmv. t t ture. V. W. T. Purvs :!V! C Spaldng h-- un.docks of stock the company n order to g--- telephone eomeeo: wth ther vr-- lve place--. About the same rm-mrlurv ws elected secntarv : THE LE RANCH Lhne Ranch, whch s owned by Hon. W.. Rce, s extensvely engaged, n the busness of stock-rasn- g and also produces cane whch s sold to Lhne Plantaton Company under an equtable contract arrangement. Chas. A. Rce s the manager. Ths year Lhue Ranch turned over to the mll.3.20 tons of cane from whch 2.52 tons tons of sugar were extracted t may be staled that ths was an abnormally large yeld, due to exceptonally favorable weather condtons, and that the estmate for next vear s only 2.ooo tons.. As ts name ndcates, the Lhue neghbor- Ranch s located n the hood of Lhue. 4.? v X, - -n o r n r r LM U U of the co;vp tn, a.. t rvt n that capacty ever sne. he km.m! for teleph-!; o ran lo.ue.asc, and the --..tal sv. tern n)! tself unable! adoqutlely meet the s::, d n.!:.:rrg--. nmt of c,p;d, and mprovement md e::tel-o- l of the system wn Con sdered. Aprl 5, SO, the charter was ntended to ennt an ncrease of the captal stock to SJC.OOO. E. O. Hall of Honolulu was gven the contract to exte nd the lne from Keala to lanale and t Kol.a.to Wamca. At ths tme the company en-- gaged the servces o Mr. John A. logg as superntendent. Mr. Hogg renewed the old lnes, nstalled the frst swtchboard and put the sys-te- m n such good shape that t was consdered e;e of the very best at that perod. The te hphone busness has grown wth the srroundmg country, to the extet that t uw has about 000 aeral lne ml s. ne arly all of t beng hard-draw- copper. An exchange was put n at Wa-ne- a to handle the servce on that sde of the sland, there beng two trunk lnes connectng t wth the Llue exchange. The lne extends over NO mles from end to end. wth branch lnes to all plantatons and busness houses, connectng wth 24 telephones. The present board of drectors ef the company s as follows: W.. Rce. Sr.. presdent; Rev. Hans scnhorg. (. X. Wlcox! treasurer; U. W. T. Purvs, seen!ar ; C. A. Pce, audtor ; A. S. Wlcox, drector.!". C. Morrow, an te telephone man, s the preser.t manager. DM-n- hs frst year here he su:cvk uded mprovements costng somethng lke resultng n brngng the system to a hgh poston n ts cla-s-. K U HSTORCAL SOCETY The Kaua Hstorcal Socety was organzed n May, 94. ts obect s to collect and preserve matter relatve to the lstory of Kaua. All persons nterested n the hstory of Kaua are elgble to membershp. The meetngs are held (uarlerlv, wth the annual meetng for the presentaton of annual reports and electon of offcers n May. The offcers consttute a board of managers, whch arranges the programs for the meetngs. The present offe ers are a follows: Presdent, Mr. Wn. Hyde Rce; Vce-presden- t, Rev. J. M. Lyd- - fgate: Secretary-Treasur- er, Mss Else. Wlcox. f : SV": UK?.,. s,.!. y - A r s V 4?,?T "t X a v. KJx--?? ; Mnnelaha alls ( f. nl.. ly known as "Hanapepe beautful Hanapepe Valley... s.f-; - - Falls") u the

12 2 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 94 McBRYDE SUGAR CO. The plantaton wf the McBryde Sugar Company, Ltd., n the Wa-ftaw- a sectun of the Kuloa dstrct, postoffee Eleele, comprses an area of 3,000 acres of cane, rce mountan lands and forest. Ths year 252 acres of cane were harvested, yeldng 6,38 tons of sugar, or an average of 5 tons per acre. The 5 crop wll be from.2834 acres, and Manager Alexander modestly estmates the yeld at tons. McRrvde Sugar Company was organzed n the boorn days mmedately followng the passage f the Annexaton Act by Congress, the bass of the proect beng the olj Eleele plantaton of August Dreer, whch was purchased and taken over nto the new company. The company had an unpromsng statt, but adustments of ts affars recently made have had the effect of mprovng ts outlook for the future. The captalzaton of the company s $3,500,000. and the par value of shares s $20. The present offcers of McBryde Sugar Company are: J. P. vce-presde- Cooke, presdent: Harold G. Dllngham, John Guld, secretary: John Watcrhouse, treasurer. Drectors: R. W. T. Purvs.... Dllngham. F. M. Hatch, Fred. Harrson and D. P. R. scnberg. Mr.!. A. Alexander s manager, and hs assstants are: Head Luna R. D. Moler. Feld Ltnas Dck Roder.. R. Smythe. Chas. Ak, F. L. Zollcr and J. Mcderos, Jr. Tmekeepers Chas. F. Dllngham and. J. Eby. Chef Engneer V. P. Pllar. Assstant Engneer V. Eklund. Steam Plow Engneer Wn. Kruse. Locomotve Engneers Caesar Clcmente and Antone Monz. Head Carpenter Harry A. Moler. Chemst. W. Robbns. Blacksmth Ah Vec. Head Bookkeeper John H. Pole Assstant Bookkeepers Wn, Mller and Dan. Lyons. Physcan Dr. A.. Watcrhouse. McBryde Store Manager K. Roendahl. Branch Store Managers K. Taktan and Manuel Nunes. Warehouseman Ah Vet. KOLOA SUGAR CO. Koloa Sugar Companys plantaton, stuated n and around the town of Koloa. has an area of acres, of whch 4286 s under cultvaton and 5808 acres are forest, pasture and waste. hs year the yeld was 8, tons of sugar from acres, an average of 4.32 tons to the acre. n lm5 the crop wll be from "35.8 acres, and the estmated yeld at tlvs date s 8800 tons. Th flcers of Koloa Sugar Company are as follows: Hans -- vce-presde- senber, esden ; R. A. Cooke, J. F. C. Hagen.. secretary: George todc:. treasure-- : A. Haneberg, audtor. Mr. Ernst Cropp s manager hs assstants are: Head Luna Hermann Brar Secton Lunas L. Conradt a. d C. Pomke. Tmekeeper Wn. C. Rechcldt. Chef Engneer F. ehr. Nght Engneer W. Smth. Steamplow Engneer M. Slva. Locomotve Engneers M. Cares, George Keklawe, Sasak. Mechanc. Kaaohelo. Car)enler. G. Spaldng. P.lacksmth. P.usch., Chemst W. K. Orth. Nght Sugar P.olcr Antone Kuhlmann. Bookkeeper and Casher P. A. Romane. Assstants M. J. Teves and M. Kuwamoto. Physcan Dr. A.. Watcrhouse. Head Nurse Mss E. C. Wagner. Storekeeper H..Buchholtz. Store Bookkeeper C. Lndemann. Warehouseman E. Reyher. Stockman. Kuhlman. Harnessmaker M. Smao. Water Luna M. Costa. Feld Lunas John Almeda, Jus. Almeda, L. Teves, J. KyatkolT-sky-, G. Maoho. Oda. Nom. Wn. Schmmelfenng, G. Hackbarth, P. Pusch. G. Brandt, ke Hart, G. Stelez. HAWAAN SUGAR CO. Hawaan Sugar Company (Makawel) has a total area of "035 acres, beng rollng foothlls, cut up by gulches, k Sol s a deep, red loam. The yeld n 94 was tons of sugar, ncludng Gay & Robnsons crop, t beng taken from acres. The estmated yeld for 95 s 28,000 tons, ncludng the Gay & Robnson crop, the same to come from acres. The present offcers of Hawaan Sugar Company are: J. P. Cooke, presdent; W. M. Gtfard. frst Robert Catton, second John Waterhou.se, treasurer; John Guld, secre-tay- r; D. P.. Murdoch, audtor. P. D. Baldwn s manager, and hs assstants are: Head Luna W. K. Schultze. Dvson Overseers). K. llavselden and A. C. Banham. Tmekeepers E. D. Murdoch and R. C. Maefe. Mll Superntendent. S. Truscott. Asstant Engneer G. W. Cunnngham. Steam Plow Engneer H. S. Padgett. Locomotve Engneer M. B. Sotza. Head Carpenter T K. Neal. Head Blacksmth C. W. Smth. Chemst G. H. Halden. Sugar Boler Wm. Ebelng. Head Bookkeeper G. T. Greg. Assstant Bookkeeper J. B. Eassoth. Stenographer J. A. Combs. Physcan T.. W est, M. D. Sf rtkeeper C. layer. Branch Storekeeper. M. J. Carvalho, Smon Au,. Eurtado. Warehouseman. X. Browne. GROVE FARM Gr. arm ;t Lhm s owned by George W Wlcox, The estate contan acres, ded as follows: 2425 acres of arable land, 33 acres of pasture, 4? acres of forest. bs gears crop of ug-- t 445 tons, from 803 acres, or 5A tons to the acre. The estmate for M 5. 4X(u n,h of su.rar from 5 ac.cs Mr. E.. W. BroadlK.t s manager, and hs effcent assstants are: P W.. Purvs, bookkeeper; l Carter,. steam plow engneer-e- Palmer, constructon enqurer; E.. Wndas, tmekeeper- Brauu - Klu-ma- A. nn. A. Gandall.. Webke, J.. Bremer and Sam Lews! lunas. KAUA RALWAY CO. The Kaua Ralway Company, Ltd.. was ncorporated May 26, 906. wth a captalzaton of $ ts offces and headquarters art at Port Allen, the postoffee beng Eleele, a half-ml- e away. At that place arc ts mmense freght warehouses, landng and loadng appa-tatulumber yards, etc. The company has ten mles of t; own track, wth rghts of way over eleven mles of other track. Tons of freght handled over eotn-;-.r.v- s tracks bv ts trans for ye t r dng June 30. d4. 4,58d;"ton mles Of freght. 59,748. The approxmate total freght handled over the companys wharves for the vear endng June was G000 tons of general cargo and feet of lumber. The offcers of the company are: B. F. Dllngham, presdent; H. M. vce-presdevon Holt, John Guld, secretary ; John Watcrhouse. treasurer; D. B. Murdoch, audtor. Manager Captan George B. Leavtt. Assstant Manager (manager of lumber yard and merchandse department) R. L. Hughvs. Clerks C. Q. Chn and K. a. The mprovements n the year 94 were consderable, the prncpal tems beng: Lumber yard and general buldng materal busness launched ; warehouses enlarged ; new rollng stock purchased. mprovements planned for 95 are even larger and more mportant, the followng beng the prncpal tems : () Addtons to rollng stock. (3) nstallaton of wood-workn- g machnery, planng mll, etc., n connecton wth lumber yard. The Kaua Ralway now handles the entre output of three bg sugar plantatons n that part of the sland, vz.: Hawaan Sugar Company (Makawel), McBryde Sugar Company and Koloa Sugar Com son and Amercan-Hawaa- n steamers at P rt Allen. n the same way the. pneapple pack of the Kaua Frut & Land Company s handled. Tn 94 there was an ncrease n Matson Navgaton Co. freght tonnage alone of more than 8000 tons over 93. The company are agents on Kaua for the Matson Navgaton Company and the Amercan-Hawaa- n Steamshp Company. MAKEE SUGAR READY FOR CHRSTMAS mm mmm mmmm mmmm mmama rvr.rw Hum mtmamt mmmmm Maw mmmm Maw mmm an r erw b. nr. n n mtmmammmbmmmmmmmmtnmmmmmmmmm. CO. The Makee Sugar Company. Ltd., s an Hawaan corporaton, ts plantaton and mll beng located around Kapaa and Keala, the latter beng the postoffee. R! P. Spaldng s presdent, G. P. Wlcox vce-- presdent, and The Spaldng Go., of Los Angeles, treasurer. Although hs name does not appear n ths lst, t s generally understood that Colonel Z. S. Spaldng s practcally the owner of the plantaton. t s an rrgated estate, the varous parts beng connected by ralway. The sugar output for 94 was 9935 tons, whch was consderably above the estmate, due to exceptonally favorable weather condtons. The salared offcers and employees of the company are as follows : Manager G. P. Wlcox. Head Overseer S. N. Hundley. Dvson Overseers C. B. Makee, J. Vctorno. Tmekeeper Manuel Corrca. Mll Engneer E. W. llopke. Assstant Engneer len Lzama. Steam Plow Engneer John Tevs. Locomotve Engneers Manuel Machado Jr., Frank P. Slva, Antone Rente.. Head Carpenter fohn P. Souza. Head Blacksmth H. Sheldon. Chemst E. W. llopke. Sugar Boler Ah loon. Assstant Sugar Boler Ah Hoy. Chef Bookkeeper J. F. Pcttencourt, Jr. Assstant Bookkeeper S. Takata. Physcan C. Hoffmann. Storekeeper Joaqum Souza. KEKAHA SUGAR CO. Kekaha Sugar Company. Ltd., has a captal of $,500,000, dvded nto shares of the par value of $00 each. ts lands are all leaded, there beng 3f00 sutable for cane and 300 waste. The plantaton reles consderably upon rrgaton, the water comng from the mountans and also from two pumpng statons, havng 28 artesan wells. About 30, gallons of water per day s suppled from all sources. The output of sugar ths year reaches a total of 7,05 tons, whch the hgh record. The offcers of the plantaton are: G. X. Wlcox, presdent;. P. "aye, frst vce-presde- nt and manager; Paul R. senberg, second George Kodek. treasurer; J. F. C. Hagens, secretary. Drector": A. S. Wlcox and. Schultze. Other offcers and salared employees of the plantaton are: Assstant Manager Gustav Hansen. Head Overseer Wn. Danford. Dvson Overseer John Brandt. Mll Engneer F. G. Douse. Assstant Engneer Wn. Nordmeer. Electrc Pump Engneer A. M. Da Vc. Steam Plow Engneers F. Decksen, C. Jacobsen. Locomotve Drvers James Johnny Mala. Head Machnst Wllam Knse. lead Carpenter Vamasak. Head Blacksmth August Kruse. ( "hemst Alexander Brode. Sugar Boler Andreas aye. Assstant Sugar Boler George Wramp. Chef Bookkeeper Arthur G. Dme. Assstant Bookkeeper and Tmekeeper Frederck. Aaser. Physcan Dr. Francs A. Lyman. Despte recent fears of a shortage on account of dsturbed condtons n Europe, Hofgaard & Company wll be able to make a grand dsplay of Chrstmas goods ths year. Some of the tems now ready are Hawaan Jewelry and other Souvenrs, Cut Glass, Fancy Statonery, Toys, Etc.; Norwegan Enameled Ware, Japanese Slks, Fancy Goods and Notons, Mandarn Coats, Etc., Etc. C. B. Hofgaard & Co. Ltd., Wamea, Kaua. Nawlwl Garage C. W. SPTZ, Prop. NAWLWL, KAUA TELEPHONE 04 Automobles to all Parts of Kaua, all hours, Day and Nght Careful Chauffeurs Autos and lght machnery repared. Plumbng and gas fttngs. Agents for Fsk and Goodrch Tres and Tubes, Chalmers, Ford, Studebaker, Vele, Federal and Vele Truck. Agents for the nter sland Steam Navgaton Co., Ltd., at Nawlwl, Kaua Mens Button Shoes Manufacturers Honolulu The New Dome Black Kd, Dull Calf, and Russa Calf. On a new medum round, easy fttng last. Snappy enough for the young men and at the same tme quet enough n style for the older ones. Prce $5.00 Shoe Store U! v J-s-.

13 THE GARDKN SLAND TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, ? and other PU LA 7 a m. V la. Excellent Chrstmas Gfts Kodaks from $6.00 to $7.00. Autographc Kodak, Sze 3A the Kodak that allows you to ttle and date vour pctures as you take them, $ Browne Cameras at from $ to $2, accordng to sze. Splendd gft for boys and grls. Kodak Flm Tank, (no darkroom necessarv) $2.50 and up, Browne Enlargng Camera $2 and up. Knetoscopes and Baloptcons. for showng Movng Pctures, Lantern Sldes or Postcards on a screen n your own home $8 to $88, Photo Albums from 0 cents to $0. Negatve Albums from 50 cents to $.50. Trpods, $.50 and up. Ruby Lamps, 25 cents and up. Beautful Art Prnts from 30 cents to $20 each. SHOP EARLY, PLEASE. Honolulu Photo Supply Co. Box 769 Eveythr.g n The Crcut Court, Ffth Crcut, Terrtory Of Hawa. At Chambers n Probate, No. n the Matter of the Estate of Wllam Haste, deceased. Order of Notce of Petton for Allowance of Accounts. Detenn-- naton of Trust and Dstrbuton" " cf the Estate. On readng and flng the pet-- l ton and accounts of Marv Jane Haste, of Hanapepe, Kaua, Ha--! Xva. wheren pettoner asks to be allowed $4$. CO and charged wth $257.00, and asks that the same be examned and approved, and that a fnal order be made of Dstrbu. ton of the remanng property to tle persons thereto enttled and dschargng pettoner and suretes from all further responsblty heren: t s ordered, that Saturday, the 9th day of January A. D. 95, at 0 oclock A. M. before the ludge of sad Curt presdng at Chambers at ths Court Room n Lhue, Kaua, Hawa, be and the same hereby s apponted the tme and place for heatng sad Petton ard Accounts, and that all persons nterested may then and there appear and show cause, f any thev have, why the same should not be granted, and may present evdence as to who are enttled to the sad pro-- perty. Dated the 27th day of Novem- - ber, 94. (Sgd.) Lyle A. Dckey, Judge of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. Attest: (Sgd.) D. Wm. Dean, Clerk ot the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. FOR SALE Photographc" CNACQ Honolulu HONOLULU MONUMENT WORKS, Ltd. O. llux 4!H YOl.T wll always remember your trp ACKOSS tp: am::uan oxtnknt f ym trawl va The Scenc Lne of the World Tlrn-r- tle Feather twr Canyon am tle toyal (ortre. Denver & Ro Grande Western Pacfc FtK) L. WA.PKON, LTD., A- -. lonolult L. Y. TM A few breedng pens of S. C. Whte Leghorns and Barred Plymouth Rocks-al- l pure bred brds from mported stock. Also settngs of eggs from both varetes. Apply P. O. Box 65. Lhue Has entered the rent servce, and has provded hmself wth a bg Fve-Seat- er Buck Specal attenton pad to commercal travelers. Reasonable rates to all parts l the sland. Phone 72 MM H. h.. uts Kaua Stores OFGAAKD & CO. lofgaard & Company have an mmense wholesale and retal establshment at Wamea. wth branches at Kckaha and other places. Ther trade extends for many nrles n all drectons. A very largv lumber busness s a!o carred on. Judge lofgaard began busness n a modest way at Wamea n 8S5. The busness s now ncorporated, the offcers beng: C. H. lofgaard, presdent ;: John Fas-sot- h. vce-presde- T..randt. treasurer;.. K. Mahlum. secretary and manager. Presdent lofgaard owns most of the stock... Q MAKAWEL STOKE. Makawel Store, anoler of Kauas bg mercantle establshments, s owned by the Hawaan Sugar Company, and docs an enormous busness. There are flourshng branch stores connected wth t. these beng located n the prncpal plantaton camps..mr. Carl Payer s the manager. Hs frst leutenants arc C. Spllncr, M. V. Fernandez and J. K. Purgess. The truck delvery busness of the Makawel Store s qute large. : o: SLVAS STORES. J.. Slva, the poneer merchant of Eleele, has three flourshng establshments, the man, bg store brng at Eleele, wth bran"bcs located at Homestead and ;u Hanapepe. He formerly had branches at Koloa and Kalhwa, but on account of the tremendous-growt- of hs Ekcle and other enterprses ear home, found that he had not tme to properly look after hs dstant establshments, so closed them up. At Eleele Mr. Slva carres a very large and complete stock of general merchandse. He has hs "drummers" on the road am mantans a very complete auto truck delvery servce to great dstances. Mr. Slva s general manager of hs stores. A. M. Souza s manager )f Eleele store, John (. Abreu of fomestead store, and M. R. Jardn of the establshment n lanapepe. Mrs. Slva s postmstress at Eleele, whle Mr. Slva s actng postmaster at Homestead. McPRYDE : o : STORE. The MePryde Store, stuated at the edge of tle Eleele hghlands, s l ege wholesale and retal.stab shucut under the (ergct.- - man tgenett of Mr. K. Koendahl. Ths sto-- e s a p.art of the busness of the MePryde Sugar Company, and has branches at the mll, at Lawa and at Kukuula. Tle MeHrvk Store has ts auto truck delvery servce, and makes a strong bd for busness for mles around. K A PA A : o : STOKE. M. P. Fernandez created the present Kapaa Store, one of the most successful ndependent tner- - anle establshments on Kaua. From a small begnnng be has workeu up ranullv. r. lernanuez rame to the sland from the bus ness establshment of Gonsalves & Co., where he had already earned a reputaton for sobrety, busnc ablty and energy. ls success s a matter or genune pleasure to mav people who know and lke hm. : o : KEALA STORE. The Makee Sugar Company gen era! store at Keala, known as the Keala More. --Mr.. J. Wlcox. manager of the plantaton, s al manager of the store, althou; much of the work s handled by Joaun Souza, assstant manager. An unusual feature about ths stores busness s that t s run on a strctly cash bass. Ths was the dea of Colonel Spaldng, who put the.system nto effect early n the present Near, and t xeetus to be workng out beautfully. The slm e does a very large busness wth plantaton laborers, the homestead ers n the neghborhood and the; eotmtrv for several mles around, Colonel.. S. Spaldng, one of the, shrewdest and most successful busness nu Hawa has ever known, has spent most of ths year at Keala, and has taken an actve nterest n developng hs merchand.se enterprse on cash lnes; and hs deas and personalty are to be noted n ts busness character. Contnued on page 5. CHRSTMAS COMNG And we are all ready for t. Q Our Santa Clans got out of Europe ahead of the war, and, besdes Noveltes from the Old Country, brought along a whole slegh load of Chrstmas Specaltes and Noveltes from the Manland. Toys of Every Knd, Descrpton and Prce..False Faces as ugly as a defeated poltcan. Hawaan Souvenrs--Jus- t the knd to send away. Vctor Talkng Machnes and Latest Records. Slver Mounted Frut Dshes. Jewelry n complete varety. Beautful Gfts n Lacquerware. Staple Goods n endless varety. Make Your Purchases Now Whle the Calm s Stll On and the Stock Complete. WATCH FOR OUR ANNOUNCEMENT N REGARD TO TOYS. SLVAS ELEELE STORE A FULL LNE OF WLLOW, WCKER, HONG KONG GRASS AND MANLA FURNTURE ALWAYS N STOCK COYNE FURNTURE CO., LTD., Honolulu MARY JANE Z&teu X? C, n Most popular and most comfortable lpptr of the season. N.) other shoe un had the tre- - n ho sale that th:s has. Ca l rd n three stocks. Patent, Dull Kl, and Whte Canvas. Women 2 to 7 Sll s to Why not get a par of these for Chrstmas? es:..()() Mclnerny Shoe Store honvlulu SOLE AGENTS.5 ) H7KyfM J.MMWUBCngBaMutHn THE BANK OF HAWA, Lmted LHUE BRANCH.mr:, KAfAt. Hawa Deposts are receved subect to check. Certfcates of depost ssued payable on demand. Loans made on approved securty. Dka-T- Drawn on Honolulu Bremen San Francsco Berln New York Hong Kong London Yokohama Savngs Du Aktmknt nterest pad on Savngs posts. 4 per cent on ordnary and 4 per e ut on Term lkposus. Ordnary Savng Deposts wll be receved up to?2,5uo n any one account. Sak D:rosT Boxks for Kl-N- AND f.l A YKAR FOR SALE Two seater and double rum. ble Overland automoble n cood cor dtcn. Wll sell for csh very lev.. Apply, m.. rassotn, Makawel. y r

14 4 French Laundry J. ABADE, Propretor. tt Largest Cleaners and Most Santary Establshment n the Terrtory of Hawa. t t 4 Dry Cleanng. Hgh Class Work. Quck Delvery. Launrlry Returned by Parcels Post Free of Charge To All Towns On Kaua..S 777 Kng Street Honolulu JEWELERS Everythng n the Slver and Gold Lne, Rch Cut Glass and Art Goods. Merchandse oe the Best Qualty Only. H.F.WCHMAN&CO.M Leadng Jewelers P. 0. Box 342 Honolulu Statonery and Paper We carry all the best grades of paper, statonery, and offce supples. We wll gve your mal order the same care and prompt attenton that you would re- - cmtc m person. Drop us a lne. Hawaan News Co., Ltd. Young Bldg. Honolulu CALFORNA FEED CO. LMTED. Dealers n Gran and Chcken (Hay, Supples. Sole Agents for nternatonal Poultry FmhJ and other sppfalte. Arah- for 6 coolnp ron Hoof- -. Vtaluma n- - cubators and Hrool-r--. Kngs Specal Chck Food & P. O. Box 452, Honolulu Paper Paper Bags, Twnes, Statonery THE LA U EST PAPER HOUSE N THE TERRTORY MAL OUDEHS PUOMlTJ.Y ATTENDED TO AMERCAN- - HAWAAN PAPER CO., LTD. Fort and Quern Street! CEO. G. GULD, Vcc-Pre- HOTEL LHUE (The Farvew) & Mgr Twenty-tw- o elegant rooms n Man Buldng Three Ary Cottages Cusne unexcelled n country dstrcts W. H. Rce, Jr., Propretor Kauas Hotels The three lendng hotels of Kau- l Garage. gov-rnnemn, rt lucr cane s turned nto sugar at Makawel mll. he area under cane s 2,00 acres. Ths year 7,404 tons of stnrar were obtaned frrm f)3? acres, an average ot.r tons to the acre. After dvdng wth the mllers, Hawaan Sugar Company, the growers had 5.73 tons as ther share. le 9o crop wll be from, acres, a n ct ue estmate s modestly placed at 7,000 tons. Snclar Robnson s manager of the Gay & Robnson plantaton and John Bryant s the head luna. Kaua Athletcs Organzed, feld athletcs on Kaua are under the drecton of the Kaua Athletc Assocaton, the offcers of whch are: B. D. Baldwn, presdent; Gay lord Wlcox, vce presdent; A. R. Galsyer, secretary; C.B.Gray, treasurer. The Assocaton was started n 9, the ntenton then beng to take n all lnes of sports, but at- - tculou has thus far been confned prncpally to baseball and foot,ball. THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, DECKMBKR 22, 94 BANKS OF KAUA There are two batks on the sland of Kaua Lhue Branch of the Bank of Hawa, at Lhue, and U s h o p & Company. Wamea. -- Both are branches o f Honolulu banks, both own ther own buld- - tugs am t n nearly all respects both are engaged n the same lnes of the bankng busness More a are located at Lhue, Wamea and Hanale. All of these cater to. the travellng publc. n addton to them, there are boardng houses n most of the towns. Wth ample supples of fresh meats, fsh, vegetables, pneapples and other over, both are dong vcrv satsfactory busness, have had a success- country produce ready at hand, the tables are good, whle the lvng accommodatons are rather look for 95. ful year and have promsng out- above the average for rural communtes. The Lhue Bank, famlarly THE LHUE BRANCH known as the "Lhue Branch", on account of t beng a branch of the HOTKL LUK (V ARVKW). "Far-vew- ", Hotel Lhue. the former Bank of Hawa, as above noted located n Lhue, s owned was establshed August. 903, and operated by W. H. Rce, Jr. wth M r. Frank Crawford, the t s the largest hotel on Kaua, the present casher, n charge. contanng 22 rooms n the man The start was made n the man buldng and cottages on t h e street corner of the old Lhue grounds. The hotel s located n Store, adonng the former post- - a park ot tropcal verdure, whch offce. s well kept and s beautful all the The present renforced buldng, year around. Beng drectly n owned by the bank, was occuped lne wth the breeze from the 4, 93. ocean, Hotel Lhue enoys an exceptonally fne clmate at all sea- Ths bank has a savngs depart ment and safe depost boxes, and sons. s a depostory for Postal Funds. The servce at Hotel Lhue s Harold Morgan, the fully up to country standard, county and treasurer, s assstant casher. s well spoken of by the travellng THE WAMEA BANK. publc. Bshop & Companys branch THE WAMEA HOTKL bank at Wamea commenced busness on the frst of July, 9U, n The present Wamea Hotel s ts own buldng. t does a Reue-ra- l only three years old, although the bankng busness, and has a premses have been used for hotel Savngs Bank department. purposes a very lone tme. Rchard ("Dck") The establshment of a bank on Olver has had the Wamea sde of the sland releved charge of t about fve years. The hotel as t now stands has along-fel- t want. t has proved of great assstance to busness houses and makes possble an excellent dnng hall and frst-clas- s table servce. There are lv the cultvaton of consderable ng rooms n the man buldng areas of sugar lands by smaller and on the beach near by. holders by makng advances on m me nrst ot tne year t le ther crops. capacty of the hotel wll be greatly ncreased by the addton of the Ths bank s a branch of the old establshed bankng house of Bs Perera premses, next door, an account of whch appears under another headng.n ths ssue. hop cv: Co.. at Honolulu, am s under the management of Mr. T Brandt, wth Mr. Chang Ya as assstant. COUNTY GOVERNMENT Nawlwl Garage s owned by County government on Kaua C W. Sptz. A frst class auto was started July, 905, and has lvery servce s mantaned, wtl proved the one and only successful ntellgent and courteous chaffeurf--. county system n the Hawaan s The garage has n connecton wth lands to date. Sept. 2, 93, the t a repar department, and s al constructon of the present com ways prepared to put the "mssng lnk" n any machne. Acces- buldng was begun, the new off- nodous and beautful county sores, rubber uoods, gasolne, etc., cal home beng occuped n Aprl are handled. Mr. Sptz s sub-agefor the Schuman Carrage cost between $50,000 and $60,000 of ths year. The county buldng Company, a n d sells everythng complete. A lst of county off from the small Ford to the bg cals appears elsewhere. Perce-Arro- A carpenter and a LGHTNG SYSTEMS blacksmth shop are mantaned n Waah Electrc Company brgh connecton wth the establshment. tens the nghts for Lhue, Nawl- - C. A. Nelson s the head mechanc. wl, Hanamaulu, Kapaa, Grove J. L. lorth s bookkeeper and Farm road and the ntervenng salesman. country. Moreover, t furnshes power for mlls, cold storage Gay & Robnson plants, garages, prntng offces, etc. ts power staton s located Gay & Robnson have a very about sx mles above Lhue toward large estate at the west sde of the the mountans. sland, much of t beng leased, Wamea also has ts lghtng system, whle Makawel, Elcele, Kekaha, Lawa and Koloa ane lghted from the electrc plants of neghborng plantatons. THE MALS Lhue and Koloa have three re;u lar mals a week from and to Ho nolttlu. All other places have two each way regular, whle extra boats and the Matson steamers complete a very far servce. Mals are uespatclted and receved over the Star routes, touchng all ponts on the sland, three tmes a week CALENDARS ARE ALWAYS APROPOS Hawaan calendars HHke excellent gfts for the New Year. Ar-leg- They are pretty and useful. Crossroads Bookshop, Honolulu. Advt. V. T.. Fost, representng Phllps & Company, s makng a busness vst to merchants ot Kaua. A Rzal celebraton s plauucd for Kapaa on the 30th, Good Mornng! We Are ntroducng Amercan!?lk Amercan Cashmere Amercan Cotton-Lsl- e HOSERY They have stood the tost. Gve real foot comfort. No wans to rp. Never become loo-- or hafy. The shape s knt n -- not pressed n. GUARANTEED lor llnencss, style, superorty of materal and workmanshp. Absolutely stanless. Wll wear (J months wthout holes, or new ones free. OUR SPECAL OFFER to every one sendng us S. 00 n currency or postal note, to cover charge, advertsng and shppng we wll send d, wth wrtten guarantee, backed by a lve mllon dollar ether company, 3 Pars of our 75c. value. Amercan Slk Hosery, or 4 Pars of our 50c value. Amercan Cahnere Hosery, or 4 pars of our 50c value Amecan Cotton-Lsl- e Hosery or 6 Pars of Chldrens Hosery. Hve the color, sze, and whether Lades orents hosery s desred. DONT DELAY Oler expres when a dealer n your localty s selected. THE NTERNATONAL HOSERY CO. V. O, Box M l. DAYTON, OHO, U. S. A. a AS.. M Co. Ltd. R Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate and nsurance NO MERCHANT ST. P.O. Box No 594 Honolulu Koloa Plantaton Store Wholesale and Retal Groceres Dry Goods of all Descrptons. General Plantaton Supples. Offce Supply Co., Ltd. HOXOLrA, & & & Agents for the T.. REMNGTON TYPEWRTER and dealers n Ollce Statonery and Plng stens. Carry a conpleto stock of tho tlohe-werncu- e Flng Cabnets, and Bookcases. v J All repars on typewrters guaranteed satsfactory. The Kegel Club He Kegel Club, ot Lnue, en gages prncpally n the sport of bowlng. t has adequate club quarters. The present offcers are: C. Maser, presdent; W. H. Rce Jr., vce presdent; E. Malm, sec retary and treasurer. Lhue Tenns Club he Lhue lenns C:lub las beautful courts, whch have been extensvely mproved durng the year. Playng s frequent, and tournaments often occur. The pre sent offcers are: W. H. Grote, presdent;. Vncent, secretary and treasurer. mt.., Kaua Socal Clubs The Ou Club, of Uhue, s a, leadk socal organzaton, the programs of whch run to dances, card partes, pcncs, etc. Mss Catherne Maclutyre s presdent and S. K. PTannestad secretary and treasurer ths orkauztou. The lma Club, at Makawel, audlke Male Club, at Kleele, arc smlar organzatons MANTOU TABLE WATER AND GNGER CHAMPAGN3 Rechrrged wth ts own natural gas; delcous, sparklng, nvgoratng, healthful and absolutely pure. Hghly recommended bv physcans for complants of the stomach and kdnevs. J.. Slva, Eleee, and Kapaa Lquor Store, Lhue. Dstrbutors on Kaua. Chrstmas and New Year --- $2 -- Dnner - $2 LHUE HOTEL Cavar on Toast Fresh Ovsters toup Consomny. Rpe Olves Salted Almonds Green Olves "B. Celery Radsh l Tartar Sauce Roast Turkey Caulflower Asparagus Stuffed Potatoes Lemon Sauce Butter Sauce Cranberry Sauce Artchoke Salad Cheese Straw Plum Puddng Mayonnase Sauce Hard Sauce Vanlla ce Cream Assorted Cakes Nuts, Rasns and Fruts Black Coffee.. Tea From 6:00 P. M. to 8.30 P. M. December 25, 94 and January, 95. Any specal orders for pes and cakes wll be carefully done n ths hotel. Advt. YOU, TOO, CAN HAVE YOUR FTTED BY THE FOOTOGRAPH SHOES PERFECTLY SYSTEM 4 Smply wrte us and ask for a blank JbUUlUGKAPH Chart. When t f comes, place your foot on t and draw the outlne. Send t to us wth your order for any slyle of shoes you desre. When the shoes are tred on youll fnd them to be a perfect and accurate ft. The most scentfc system n the world, and controlled by us for ths Terrtory. We shall ssue Shoe Orders for Chrstmas Gfts, as usual. You can buy one for any amount you wsh. The recpent wll be very pleased. HAWA SHOE COMPANY, LTDX (REGAL SHOE STORE) Pantheon Buldng Used by Ml the Bg College Mnes vla f you attend any of the be collwe names ou wll fnd that the ball almost nvarably used s the REAC H OFFC A. AMERCAN LEAGUE BA. College men wont have nnvhnc but the EbT thats why they all use The J.J- -..?5v mmosas r rf-t- L? Honolulu -- tularn rm t Fa rrm S 4, SS L College men kuow too t a tne lleacl Hall las h:cn mloptcl by the League lor ten yeara, am U tlc Cr.cal League lul. No ball c : u.el n any other Lenue crme. Prce The Reach ;n Trade-mar- all Sporth everywhere l.t. n! nnc or your money Good3 s a guarantee ol qnallty t means salts-- duck cxcrp on sans ana uu under J. X). net.-.-u- r r lulal. AHB MALL. UTDK Tm r.coe- - 9 MS nzel authorty of the Amelcau Lrame. Hstory ana tnuto) of StrtB. scheuulee,ecor,o. 0 ceuu at dealem or mal. Theo. H. L aves f-- Sole Agents the Terrtory of Hawa Co., Ltd. Let Us Do Your LA UNDR Y Address Terrtoral Messenger HONOLULU & Servce P

15 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 94 5 SCHOOLS OF KAUA $t The solum", f Kaua luue mal. gcat progress (f late yoars. To show ll wo wll compare tlo statstcs of )ooonl)or. S", wth l)4. 7 cachets. Then wo had 35 leach-cr- s on Kaua ton prncpals and twenty-fv- e assstants; nnv wo have 02 ffteen prncpals and eghty-fv- e assstants, besdes a vocatonal teacher and supervsng prncpal. The lotd salares then amounted ln$22,7) per year; now they are SR,060. the assstant receved nn average of S474 per year : they now receve $740. Then the prncpals receved an average of S02; now tny get S35n. At, that lme 23, of the assstants wore unlcensed, now only Sf ; and these are dong hotter work than those formerly holdng second-grad- e certfcates. e havo no complant to make of the prncpals then. e note among thorn. C. Davs, ohn hsh,. Z. ustn. W.. Wels, J.!. Alexander. J. K..urkett, C. J). Prnglc. J.. Godfrey ( am T.. hson. all men, and among them we have had the honor to furnsh two superntendents Mr. Davs and Mr. h- -. H. BRODE, Supervsng Prncpal. ho mprovement has come tf work s on a par wth the work lone there. And why should t not nor Wo have teachers from tn for all our advanced work,.n. thev are certanly dong as gnou work hero as thev dd there. Hmldxs. o had ratln- - pour.uuungs. wcn nave n en replaced.; many cases hy new and comum ots structures, and whenever a room s needed you see a mngalow optng up. neleve Judge s to ho credted wt l start ng ths type. t)ur.board of Supervsors treats the schools lberally. ( )ne year they put n twenty-egh- t bungalows and three cottages..nearly all rooms have new patent desks. Supples. Supples were not furnshed as generously n the past as now. Kvorvthng s provded for the teachng text-bookexcept s for the pupls. m al Schools, We now have two prvate schools--th- e f.huc Herman school and the Catholc school at Koloa. The Kaua ndustral School was gven up some years ago. Treatment of Teachers. As n rule teacher have collages free of rent, whch s not the case wth publc teachers n the Slates. The 4. S. (), n. 2. U 4. Ms, Mss Mss D. Mrs. Mrs. Mss MsS Mss Mss Mss Mss ANA.M mountan,v. scenery. Elzabeth Englsh tusse Mllor Margaret Dunn rgge Alce Rolrgues Lousa. Sheldon l.etha D. Salladay lelen Colburn Molle Cnmngs Mlla nunn Vun Tn Kan Shoo Tsn Kal Walua :. Mss Mare Payne latamaulu :. Mrs. K. 5. r.rdgcwatcr 2. Mss.elan Weght.v Mss Hannah lacobson One of the largest and mst lattful rvcs, n anapcpc :. C. M. Morse 2. Mrs. C. P.. Morse. Mss Ruth K.., lug 4. Mss Kva M. llaste 5. Mss Mare. Anderson f). Mss Maron llasto 7. Mss ( race. L. ng S. Mrs. ). Lyons. Mrs. Florence Johnson 0. Mss Janet llaste. Mrs. koso Achu Chng Makavvel :. Mss Ktn K. Lee 2. Mss.arlmrn Leo. Mss Marv lrvaut 4. Mss Ethel Padgett 5. Mss Ksthcr Padgett f. Mrs. C. L. Hodge Watnea :.. C. P.rown 2. Mrs.. C. l.rovvn, Mss Helen Cuunngs 4. Mrs. Lucy Wrght 5. Mss Lllan Akna d. Mss Secora l!. Kstaves 7. Mss Wlholmna Mengler X. Mss Mabel Jackson (. Mss Camella. lohson 0. Mss Mota Mcnglcr Kokaha :. Mss D. Wltlngton 2. Mss Mattte onan 3. MUs Mary Ah Png 4. Mss Helen von Ansvvaldt 5. Mrs. K. A. von Arnswaldt Mana:. Mrs. S. ). Hcapy Xhau :. Edward Kahale ua lgh and Grammar:. Wm. C. Avery 2. Mss Katherne Mclntyro 3. Mss OKney.d vv l l.. ( k or d ol :.. n. v J. Mo- - MOKHANA CLUB WAMEA CAXVON The latest and. n anv nspects the grandest ravne, on Katt.. Days n y le spent n an ntct estng wav here. through the assstant--. Ths has k en due to gettng a more lberal supply from the States, but chclly to our Honolulu Normal, whch turns out a very effcent prmary grade teacher. ufls. We then had 457 pupls, or forty-on- to the teacher; e we now have 3775, or thrty-egh- t per teacher. We had no eghth grade n 7, whle we have.sxty-seve- n n that grade now. Last year we added, a hgh school and a vocatonal tranng teacher. Our pupl body, whch was dversfed then by havng lawaans, part - lawaas, Amercans, lrtsh. Germans, Scandnavans. Trench, Portuguese, Jap-ve.- e, Chnese and South Sea has been further dversfed Yy the addton of llpnos, Russans, Porto Kcans, Koreans and Spansh. There s lttle dfference to be noted n all foregn races. They hold the races level n school work. We have a nce body of chldren to work wth, nether chld nor parent gvng opmston, whch s o dfferent than t s n the States. Pupls have left Kaua and have en- - tered school n Honolulu, where they fully bold ther own. We have even had them outer unversty towns a- - Palo Alto and Toronto, whore they entered the correspondng graces, whch goes to show that school dav s lve and. one-quarthours of actual teachng there, whle 5. t s four and one quarter here. o. The Work tune. The work Lhue: done by our teachers s of the very. best. Daly Plan looks are kept. 2. whch are n accordance wth the 3. Course of Study, and the pupls do 4. wrtten work n lne wth the Daly 5. Plan. Thus the chlds vv(rk s ted. to the work a lad down hy the " Department of Educaton. TEACHERS. Haea:,. U. L. Oglve lanale :. Mrs. S. A. Clffe 2. Mss Meta UcdcH Mss Florence Uevcrtll Klattea:. Mrs. Josephne Chamberlan J. Mrs. Vctora M. luddy.. Mrs. Mary Vanaghara 4. Mrs. Jula S. Akaw 5. Ms Sophe Pacheco Koolau :. F.. Cuttng J Auahola :, Mrs. Handle Baldwn 2. Mrs. May l. Htlhotso Kaah : :. Mrs. Edna H. Tracy Kapaa :. Cyrl Smth 2..rs. lornce Hundley lulva. 2 Koloa. 4. r : Mrs. L. S. Mesck Mss Carre ".!ettencolt Mss Dora Peler Mss C, A. Mumford Mss Aloe A Mss Ann K. Starkweather Mss Ltte Jordan Mss Hannah Sheldon Mss Dasy Sheldon Mrs. Katherne M. Hurke Mrs. Henretta Wcdemcyer Mss Mara Ells Ms Dora L. (rote Mss H. Amela trute Mss Louse Day Mr. R. L. Juhn-to- l. L. lohston John Mss Mrs. Mss Mrs. Mss Mrs. Mss Mss Mss Hush Edth Wlson Ellen Kalaur lelen Sclrnmelu nu; Henry HkUe Tsu Tashma Mnne Aka Jane A. Mller ( ladys Wlson Helen llrvant 0. Kalalu. Mss Margaret McClymont Ms (erte Macle Mss. n ha ursey 4. Mss Ella Rath Mss Marv S. lb man Mss Rachel Wlkn The "MokhaK Club" of Lhue oo responds, n a degree, to the Womens Clubs whch exst n all the ctes and tow ns of the manland. Any woman who s a es-de- t of Lhue may become a member. The purpose of the rluh s t o study subects o f a lter. rv character and to pomote socal ntercourse among ts uenbes. The regular meetngs of the club are held at the Lhue Hal on the frst Wednesday of each month, exceptng the months of July, Auuust and September. The annual meetng for the electon of offcers occurs n June. The offcers are changed everv vear, an entrely new lst takng the place of ts predecessors. The Club was organzed n 905. T h e followng presdents have served : Mss Else. Wlcox; Mrs. J.. Coney; 907 9os Mrs H. ). Slorgctt; 90S 909 Mrs. A D. Hlls; Mrs. W.. Rce, Jr.;, 90 9 Mrs. C. A. Rce; 092 Mrs. R. L. Wlcox;. l.xkk.n...m n Al.... or. tu near Ktk.ha an! Wamu. tn ll.ok.g ul- - ol Mana are among the laltst t lt Kstcs n the- wolld. n onlv one other place are smlar sands to he tumd n qu nttv a emote dstrct n Araba. County Offcals Mrs. J. M. Lvdgate; Deputy Sherffs ttamea.wu Mss l.. Wlcox; U. Crowll; Koloa. lknrv Hloko Mss Ma.le Wlcox. Lhue, Wn. Ells. Sr.: Kawahnt, ohn llano; llauale. Wn. We-- The subects token tt) ths year ner. are Cvcs md Musc. The followng Crcut Court. Mb Crcut: s the lst of offcers for! ths Hon. Lvle A. Dckev, Judne; D. year: Wn. Dean. Clek. Presdent, Mss Mabel Wlcox: Dstrct Magstrate: Wahlen. Vce presdent, Mrs. senbeg; C.. Hofganrd, Fst; Joseph A. Secretary, Mss Doa Grole: Akna. Second. Treasurer, Mss Louse l)av. Koloa. ). K. Kapahee. Frst; Wn. Schmmetpfent. Second. Wok-Conntto- Lhue, Chas. S. Mss Melntve, Mrs. Lvdgate, Dole. Frst; James. K. Kavv. Second. Mss Day, Mss Wlcox, Mss Knwthau. R. Ptk. Xoyes. lanale, Wn. Hud..v. Frst: S. There are 56 members enrolled W. Katanoe, Seood. for the present year. Road Department: Followng s the happy offcal famly of the County of Kaua. Sherff. Wm. lenrv Rce; Attorney, S. K Kaeo; Audto, C Maser: Teasurer. Harold Morgan; Clerk, J. Maha Kaneakua. Hoard of Supervsos: D Wshard, Lhue, charman; Fran cs Gav, Wanea: W. D Mclrvde, Koloa; J a n e s V o u Ekokcla, Kawahau; A. Meuefoglo. rague, County Road Supervsor; T.. Ulaokstad, roadluna for Wn-mc- a; M. Hanauku. roadluna for Koloa; L. Webke, roadluna for Lhue; Hose M. Castro, roadluna (for Kawnthau: Geo. W. Mahkoa, roalluua fo llauale. Tax Department:. K. Farey. assessorn chef;. K. Knptua, assesor frr Nhau and Wamca; Chas. Hlake. assessor for Koloa; A. G.Kalukou.as.se-so- r for Lhue.M, R. Teves, ass-sso- for Kawahau; r L. 5 loreko, assessor for llauale. AN LEl JAV Ths s a vew ot w hat s e.uue.l to he bo nn st la thng l.ea l n the l.nvaan slands, fln e has for vears been talk of eeetng a ton ss u-u- t o uat " at tlr.s pl.ne,.la.lstnl s easly wthn the range en possblty.

16 r lt V,...rtJ f7a A rjel TTe ffme for gft-gvn- g s close at hand. Selectons should he made wthout delay, to avod the rush whch ncreases towards Chrstmas. An mmense stock s offered from whch to nake selectons, the tems below beng regarded as seasonable suggestons. KOA GOODS from the Hlo Boardng School-Cru- mb Trays, Jewelry Boxes, nk Stands, Card ndexes, Blotters, Trays, ndvdual Salt Cellars, Calabashes, Collar Boxes, Book Racks, Screens, Napkn Rngs, Letter Weghts, Salad Forks and Spoons. These make exceptonally apporprate and valuable gfts to send abroad. CHLDRENS GFTS-T- ea Go-Cart- s, Baby Sets, Croquet Sets, Doll Carrages., Express Wagons, Trcycles, Carrages, Small Wheel Barrows, Toy Automobles. Also, Dressed Dolls, Comc Dolls, Campbell Kds, Bllkens, Teddy Bears, Pussy Cats, etc. Full lne of Chrstmas staples and noveltes. 4, 7.v Hawaan Specaltes Leather (oods, Pllows, Pennants, Tapa. Gutars, Hawaan Jewel r, and a full lne of mnor souvenrs. Hawaan Calendars Beautful and approprate Chrstnas Souves for ether o.al frends or to scud abroad. Hawaan vews on each Numerous desgns- A useful as well as pretty Gft. Notons Tobacco Jars,.Mnms, Hand Mrrors, Ash Travs, Carvng Sets, Chlds Sets, Safety Razors, Nut Crackers a d a full lne of mnor artcles n ths lne from whch approprate selectons mas-hmade. Tolet Sets Thermos Dottles, Neckte Holders, erfumerv, Chrstmas Tags, Stckers, Chrstmas cards and many other artcles equally approprate and acceptable for the Chrstmas. m Hand-Pante- d Chna n Larue YareU and Beau tful Desgns. Most Accept able Gft For The Lades. Art Pottery - Jardnerre. ArtM- Va-Pu- ll Lne O f tems From Whch Choce Selectons Are Knsly Possble. Bonbon Tra.vs, Salad Bowls, Celery And Olve Dshes, Flower Vases, Mayonnase Dshes, Nappes. 5tc. Watches And Chans Gfl.l lor (entlemen And Lades; nersolls For The Boys. Manv Desgns n Both vx pensve A n d C h e a p Watches, vlgn make. Bcycles Just The Tlng For The Boys. vveryone A Bg Bargan. Also A Full Lne Of Bccle Fxtures and 5 9 Electrcal Goods Sundry Artcles MAoy vvcrythn; n the Cutlery lne, n sets letcolatos. Tea Kettles, lottle Warmer!, Water Healers, Stoves, Toasters, vlectrc rons, vlectrc Lghts, Flash-Hk- s. vlectrc Lghts for Xtuat trees. vlectrc Ralroads and Autos. Thee Dffer- Tool Cnets, for Bovs; ent Knd-.-. Chrstmas Tree Ornaments, Caudles, And vlcctrcal Fxtures. Anchor Hlock For Chldren. Amercan Model Bulders. Mc.schaun And Ber )cs. Car CK-nette Cases, Tobacco Pol- llohks, cng, vtc. m Dress Notons--Embrodere- d Handkerchefs, Slk Hosery, Fancy Rbbons, Embrodered Scarfs, Etc. Deltox Grass Rugs to order, and then Fresh Baum Candy, n one-hal- f, one and two pounds boxes. Crackers for table decoratons. JAPANESE GOODS -E- mbrodered Crepe K-mon- Embrodered WasT. Patterns, Dress Patterns, Jackets, Eleclrc Lght Shades, Kmona Goods, Pn Cushons, Japanese Slppers, Hand Bags, Pcture Frames, Table Cloths, Napkns, Scarfs, Carved Tables, Japanese Brasses, Lacquerware, Trays, Handkerchef Boxes, Drawer Boxes, etc. as, b WKem we pay w ww ww P Wk PARCELS H J H m Gve Chrstmas orders for Royal Talors Suts. Nothng better for the men. Buy for Cash and get the dscount. The dscount checks run rapdly nto money. And, fnally, have a coolng drnk at The Marble Soda Fountan. POST MLAMM. Jt Tr M STOR KAUAS CHRSTMAS EMPORUM 3 t