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THE nOXOLULU ADVERTISER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1923. GENERAL NOTES L.HOAL, i ICS LEOAL NOTICES ANNUAL MEETING WAIANAE COMPANY Notice is herebv given that the Eminent Art Authority On ay Back Here IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF HAWAII AT CHAMBERS IN EQUITY. ROSA DA CAM BR Complainant, I annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Waianae Company, win be held at the office of its agent, J. M. Vs.

J. PIA COCKETT. Adminis tir a AT TTT rvrr tiitttmwt Bowsett in Honolulu, on Tuesday, NEW YORK STOCK LIST February 27. 1923 at 10 a.m. to Young Men's Savings Society, Limited, dated December 14, 1916, and recorded in the ortice of the Registrar of Conveyances in Book 561.

at page 236. assigned by them to Rosa da Cambra by deed of assignment, dated August 7. 1920, and recorded in Rook 561. at page 236, more particularly described aa follows, to wit: Those certain premises situate at Waiakoa, District of Kula Island of Maui, Territory of Hawaii, described as being Apana 2 of Land Commission Award No. 8816 to Kalaulaula, containing an area of 4.69 acres, and Apana 1 of Land Commission Award No.

9027 to HENRY HOLMES, Secretary, Waianae Comnanv. Complete Associated Press renort closing quotations on Dated, February 13, 3923. Garnsey Making Second Visit Senator Shingle Expected Matsonia List trator with the Will Annexed of the estate of E. H. KEKAPAI, Deceased, HENRY CLEVELAND, and LILY B.

WILSON, ROSE M. KIAI, ELLEN CLEVELAND. LOUISA KANE, MRS. VIRGINIA MATH I AS, TAM CHEONG, TOSH ITARO SASA-GUCHI, MAKISHIMA. GISA-BURO NISHIOKA.

KENROKU TAKEMORI, MATSUJIRO HA- New York stocks, published exclusively in Tbe Advertiser. rlFLArrLci UU1LUUR. MULii BETTER, SAYS TARLETON Survey of Plantations Shows Better Cultivation; Increased Interest in Pine Crops on Garden Island, He Finds WAIMANALO SUGAR Feb.23Feb. 21. Annual Meeting Notice is herebv given that th9 Kuapuu, containing an area of 4.76 Annual Meeting of iShareholders of WAIMANALO SUGAR COMPANY acres, total area 9.4o acres.

will be held at the office of its E-F All those premises described in a Agents, C. Brewer Company, Lim mortgage made by E. II. Kekapai ited, in Honolulu, T. IL, on Tuesday, February 27, 1923, at 10 a.

m. American Beet Sugar American Can American Car Foundry American Hide Leather, American International Corp American, Locomotive American Steel Foundry, American Smelting American Sugar American-Sumatra Tobacco American Telegraph to the Young Men's Savings Society, Limited, dated February 14, E. I. SPALDING, Secretary. Dated Honolulu, T.

14, 1923. (Feb.l4to27) 1916, and recorded in the office of the Registrar of Conveyances in Book 444. at pages 224 to 226. which mortgage was duly assigned by them to Rosa da Cambra, by deed of assignment, dated August The pineapple outlook is a good deal better now than it was list lurr.mer, A. H.

Tarleton, executive secretary ef tb.9 association of Hawaiian pineapple cauners, sail yesterday. He hs returned from a general purvey of the pineappie plantations on the other islands and reported that the fields are in general better cultivated and in all 'round better conditions than last rear. ONOMEA SUGAR COMPANY ANNUAL MEETING 1920, recorded in Book 561, at American Tobacco Sec 155s 1556 page 236, more particularly de Notice is hereby given that the scribed as follows, to wit: First 3.11 acres of land situate American Woolen American Zinc, Lead Anaconda Copper annual meeting of shareholders of ONOMEA SUGAR COMPANY will be held at the office of its ageats, at Pulehu-iki, Kula, County of Both of the Kauai plantations, the Kauai Fruit and Land Company and Hawaiian Canneries, are using paper mulch on a large scale, and both are extending their acreage. A good deal of unirrigated cane land is being planted in pineapples, and there is growing interest in this crop on the Garden Isl-tnl. On 3faui the three big companies are getting ready to plant on a larger seale.

Baldwin Packers have a good deal of reserve land at Ho-nolua. Tha Pauwela Pineapple Company is planting a lot of new land at Pohakuloa, 10 miles north of "Wailuku. Tarleton said they had finishet planting a 50-acre field and had J5 acres cleared and almost ready for the tops when he was there last week. Other lands will be put in crop this year. Haiku Fruit and Land Company has commenced work on the 3000 acres vf cane land it purchased at Kipahulu, and quite a large area wi'l be planted this year.

The Maui. T. same being those C. Brewer Company, Limited, in Associated Oil 127 127 premises that were conveyed to E. H.

Kekapai by deed of, Kahula (w) Honolulu, T. on Monday, Feb RAMOTO, MAUI DRY GOODS and GROCERY LTD, AL-BERTINA BROWN, and also EMILY WILSON. EDWARD WILSON, JOSEPH WILSON, GLADY, also called GLADYS WILSON. THOMAS WILSON. WILLIAM WILSON, MARGARET WILSON, CHARLEY WILSON, LILLY WILSON, JOSEPHINE WILSON, by their Guardian, ad litem, LILLY B.

WILSON, Respondents. NOTICE OF SALE L'nder and by virtue of a decree of foreclosure and order of sale, issued out of the Circuit Court of the Second Circuit, Territory of Hawaii, on the 30th day of January, 1923, in the above-entitled cause, wherein Rosa da Cambra, the above-named complainant, obtained a decree of foreclosure ajeainst J. Pia Cockett, as administrator with the will annexed of the Estate of E. II. Kekapai, Deceased, and others, respondents above named, and by which decree William F.

Crockett, the undersigned, was appointed a commissioner to sell the said premises under foreclosure: I am commanded to sell at public auction all those certain parcels of land situate in the County of Maui, Territory of Hawaii, and bounded and particularly described in Schedule A. attached hereto and made a part thereof; NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that on Saturday, the 10th day of March, 1923, at 12 o'clock m. of that day, in front of the Court by deed dated February 2, 1901, ruary 2t, laj, at li a. m. HONOLULU STOCK AND BONO EXCHANGE Honolulu.

Feb. 23, 1923. Lat Ask-Jia'e; Eld ed Atchison Atlantic, Gulf "West Indies Elmer Garnsey, the mural painter and eminent art authority, who visited here last year, is returning to Honolulu for another- visit and will arrive here Tuesday on the Matsonia, accompanied ry Mrs. Garnsey. Mr.

Gfti'nsey spent last summer at FlOUMttttown, Mass, TLm cflvanco passenger list for the Matsonia, received last night on tbe Wilhelmina, shows a majority of tourists, with a sprinkling of island people. Among th latter are R. W. Shingle, member of the senate, who has been absent for several weeks; Miss Berniee Jaeger, Mrs. S.

Zabris-kie, Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Wild, Mr.

anMrs. C. A. Hartwcll. The list follows: Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Lawlor, Master John Lawlor, Miss Margahrita Lippi, Mr. Boltz, Samuel Leigh Hooley, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Harric, Mr. and Mrs.

G. Antonizzi, Miss Margaret Moffctt, Mrs. M. R. Wood, John Speyer, Mr.

and Mrs. E. G. Fine, Geo. 8.

Rissman, Joseph VerSchueren, Joseph Jacobs, Geo. S. McManua, Miss Latournett, Miss Ethel Rissmau, Mr. and Mrs. A.

C. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

J. Ross, Miss J. Wiliisims, Miss Rac-hael Book, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Werthhei-mer, Mrs.

Frank S. Page, W. F. Forseith, Mrs. W.

and Miss H. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick, Mr. and Mrs.

Passmore, Dr. Flora M. Richardson, Miss Russell, John Speyer and children, Mrs. Burt and daughter, Mrs. T.

F. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Slagle, Dr. Howarth, Miss Berniee Jaeger, Mr.

and Mrs. John A. Zehnthauer, Mrs. Daisy appearing of record in Book 390, E. A.

R. ROSS, Secretary. Dated. Honolulu, T. IL, February pages 458 and 459, which premises Baldwin Loeomotive 138'i 138i are therein described as all of the 20.

1923. Fe20to26 undivided interest of Kahula (w) :24 Vex. ltd "2OT aBer. Factors. 222 1 r.

Bwr Co 220 i APOKAA SUGAR COMPANY, LIMITED Baltimore Ohio Bethlehem Steel 'B" Butte Superior California Petroleum on February 2, 1901, in and to the land of B. Kahopuoku, foster father of grantor, aa per adoption deed MP .3." .1 or dated June 27, 1891, and recorded Vie. i. K. pM.

-ic. Oa. A- Llec. com. (tl'OAB Fwa Plan.

Co ELECTION OF OriTCERS At the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Pacific 149 149 41 I 401; 41 41 iji 4'J' in Book 121, pages 375 and 376, said premises being the same premises conveyed by H. Markle and Noeli 4S1.2 4'-i Shareholders of the APOKAA SUGAR COMPANY, LIMITED, Markle, by deed dated December 5, Central Leather Chandler Motors Chesapeake Ohio 1888, and acknowledged before 41', 3-2' 2ti' ir.t: 1.1 held in Honolulu, T. IL, on Tues weather has been quite favorable Henry Dickenson on December 5, 18S8. 35 li 14 35 day, February 20, 1923, the following Directors were elected to serve for the ensuing year: 12 Ha. Aiirl.

1.0 Hw- Coin. Sa. liaw. Supar Co Honokaa huaar Hnnmn Sujar Hatch. SiiS'ir Ft.

Co. Rihaku Plan. Kekaha Susjar Knlna Suttar Co Maul Agri. Co M-Bry1 Sugar Sua-ar Co Sukh Co. Second 1.0a acres of land sit 120 uated at Kamehame, Kula.

County of Maui, Territory of Hawaii, the r. Chicago, Milwaukee St. Chicago Northwestern Chicago, Eock Island Chino Copper Colorado Fuel Iron Directors 46 46 98U SH 71H 26 27 127 I-7 38H 63 64 g2i; Slss 33' 32U 123 1231 159U 105 15-4 129 102 103U 251a 25 1394 53 53 66 mi 33VS 338 S3U S3Va 149'i 37 37-2 72i 73 74i 74H 25 254' S6V2 6i 36 29 29-14' 00 4 136 791-S 801 1S 17 13 124 1S6 185 15 15 78 7S't 33 33 116VJ 41 4P4 41 41 T4 15 15 54 54 23 t.j 23t3 42 42 150 150 29 li3'. 31 29 29 18 18 71 16. 17 97 97 21 115 117 79 "0 E.

D. Tenney, T. H. Petrie, same being a portion of the prem 4 3rt I 31 7 3V 40 55 ises described in Land Commission F. C.

Atherton. C. H. Atherton. Award 9027 to Kuapuu, and belna; House at Wailuku, Island rf Maul.T r2 C.

H. Cooke. And at a subsequent meeting of the same premises that were con Corn Products 137 137H veyed to E. H. Kekapai by deed of the said Directors, held on the same 17 's 5 r.i 31 Farthau Suu-ar n.

Co Pacific SHar Pepeekeo Siignr Piooeer Mill Co K. Kaleimanuhia. appearing of 30" record in Book 390, pages 458-459. Kan Carlos Mill. Co Third 2.51 acres of land situated 31 3i3 31 waial" Aerl.

Co 3rt' at Pulehu-iki, Kula, Maui. T. being a portion of Land Commis 30 a ilW 110 sion Award 9027 to Kuapuu and being the same premises that were to this crop on Maui for several months, and everybody was anticipating a fair crop of excellent quality. Every acre of pineapples on the Kohala plantation is going to be covered with the paper mulch, he said, field experiments having abundantly demonstrated its value in this district. This new plantation is making good progress.

The fields are in good shape and the plants look green and healthy. Libby, McNeill Libby have sent one their big tractors to Molokai and are getting their organization together to start work in earnest on the Maunaloa lands on West Molokai, recently from the American 8ugar Company. Hawaiian Pineapple Company is getting a lot of preliminary work done on Lanai, although it may be a year or two before they plant their new holdings on a commercial scale. There has got to be a lot of development work first. conveyed to E.

H. Kekapai, by deed 1.09 s-v, sr. l.O'.i l.n 10 l.or, of D. K. Kapiioha, dated April 2 date, the following Officers were appointed to serve for the same period: E.

D. Tenney President C. H. Cooke Vice-President T. H.

Petrie Secretary C. H. Atherton Treasurer Audit Company of Hawaii, Auditor T. H. PETRIE, Secretary, Apokaa Sugar Company, Hawaii, Feb.

CO, 1923. (Feb.22-7t) 1912, appearing of record In Book Parslev, Miss II. Earned, Mr. and Mrs. R.

J. Gaffuey, D. L. Bass, Mr. and Mrs.

SimuiOiis, Mr. and Mrs. Shilt, Miss T. Martens, Miss Oleson, Mrs. J.

Zabriskie, David Oleson, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Terrv, Mr.

and Mrs. C. Sanford, James DeBruyn, L. D. Lawson.

Miss Snook, Miss Grace E. Hoxie, Gilliuin party (3), Mr. and Mrs. T. A.

and Master A. D. Muir, Miss Adeline Jones, Mrs. Edw. Lucas, Mrs.

Emma Fointius. Mrs. Jas. G. Shaw, Mrs.

C. E. Huglin, Mr. and Mrs. J.

N. Wild, Mr. aud Mrs. T. N.

Smith, Mr. and Mrs. and 1 .) 360. pages 400 to 401. Fourth 3.59 acres of land sit I will, in obedience to said order of sale and decree of foreclosure, sell the above-described premises, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the complainant's judgment, with interest thereon and costs, to the highest bidder or bidders for cash lawful money of the United States of America, said sale or sales to be subject to the approval of the Circuit Court of the Second Circuit, deeds to be at the expense of the purchaser or purchasers, to be prepared by the attorney for the commissioner.

Dated Wailuku, Maui, T. January 31, 1923. WILLIAM F. CROCKETT, Commissioner. A-B All those premises described in a certain mortgage made by E.

II. Kekapai and Keola Kekapai, his wife, to the Young Men's Savings Society, Limited, dated the 1st day of May, 1914. and recorded in the office of the Registrar of Con uated at Pulehu, Kula, Maui, being Wailuku Sujrar Co Walmanaln Suar I T. A Ml Cal. I'ark.

Corp Cal. Copper Corp Ton. Amuse. Co Engls Cop. Mln.

Frizels Haiku Trt. l'k. Haw. Coo. Ilr.

7 Hawn. Cob. K.T., 1 B. Haw. Con.

Kt. Haw. F.lee. Co Haw. Vine.

Co Hob. P. M. Co Hon. Oas Co Hono.

Con. ott Co Hon. Rap. Trans Hnn. Tt.

T. A sees Int-tsl. S. N. Co Kohala Pine.

Co all ot Land Commission Award No 8816, Apana 2, to Kalaulaula, and 25 -j' 31 i 4 1 .00 C.oo 45 f.S I 5- 3 2-j 1 2.1 I'. 75 23'y IT 17s I'M 25 being the same premises that were conveyed to E. H. Kekapai, by deed or Luka (w), dated March 23. 1905 ANNUAL MEETING J.

SO appearing of record in Book 311 pages 484 to 4S5. 24 1" Together with all and singular PAAUHAU SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY the tenements, hereditaments and 15V 15's 15T crucible bteel Cuba Cane Sugar Erie .7.7.7.. General Electric General Motors Great Northern, pfd Great Northern Ore Illinois Central Inspiration Copper tm International Mere. Marine, International Nickel International Taper Kansas City Southern Kennecott Copper Louisville Nashville Mexican Petroleum Miami Copper Middle States Oil Midvale Steel 77" Missouri Pacific Montana Power Nevada Copper New York Central X. N.

II. Hartford Norfolk "Western Northern Pacific Ohio Cities Gas Oklahoma Producing Pneifie Mail Pacific Telegraph Telephone Pan-American Petroleum Pacific Gas Electric, pfd Pacific Gas Electric, com appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in any way appertaining. Vut. Tele. Co nahtt Rf.

A- Land Co Haw. Su. I'l. no, common .117 ,113 (Feb.3,ltf,17,24-Mch.3) i'2 ANNUAL MEETING veyances in Book 401, pages 222 to 224. which mortgage was assigned RECORD OF CONVEYANCE DOCIMKM.H ENTERKI) OF KEC-OKI, i h.

It. 3, 19.t lU'-J 11 I KLLATJEA SUGAR PLANTATION by them to Rosa da Cambra by deed of assignment, dated August COMPANY Sd The regular annual meeting of the 7. 1920, and recorded in Book 561 ill doenment left for reerd Feb. 13, lSi.l, are ready far delivery Pahanv Ku. Co Solama-Mind.

Ltd. Tanjonar olak Huh. Co lioekty no.vna L. l'-7 L. L.

1t lf-47 L. I- Inil 4'r. l'U2 lt 4i, I'd 4 1 L. 3d 4 1 U. L.

4th 4r'. ji-frir Loan 4 i stockholders of the KILAUKA SU at page 236, said premises being GAR PLANTATION COMPANY 07 07,. TH I 97 will be held on TUESDAY, FEBE the same premises described in a second mortgage made by the said E. H. Kekapai to the Young Men's Savings Society, Limited, dated The regular meeting of the Stockhi'ders of the PAAUHAU il'GAK PLANTATION COMPANY be held on SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1923, at the hour of 11 o'clock a.

at the office of the Company, No. 2 Pine Street (Room 602), San Francisco, California, for the purpose of elect-ti-7 a Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the consideration, and transaction of any other business that may be brought iJt'jrj the meeting. 'liii. will close WEDNESDAY, TEBRUARY 21, 1923, at the hour of 5 o'clock p. m.

C. F. JACQ.jON, Secretary. (Feb.l6toMar.3 inc.) Wallace 1 Stone wf to Charles Cory A wf, lot 25 ICojal Grove tra-t. Honolulu, 4ahu, Feb 1, AEY "27th, 1923, at the hour of 11 o'clock a.

at the office of the company, No. 2 Pine street (room 602), San Francisco, California, for October 24, 1918, and recorded in Book 642, at page 30S, which sec Tf-KK. MI'S Hiw. Terr. 3'a Hw.

1r. 4r 0- Miss Carpenter, Miss Margaret Bef-gen, Mr. and Mrs. I. N.

Kalmus. Mr. and Mrs. A. S.

Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Martin, Miss 'Alice Hal-lev, Mr.

Geo. Armstrong, Bishop O. N. Sheppard, Miss E. M.

Hall, Miss C. L. Dows, Mrs. W. W.

Tourtillott, Mrs. C. H. Jones, Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C.

Church. Dr. and Mrs. E. H.

Todd. Mr. and Mrs. T. Felfs, Leo Rothchild, R.

M. Wildbcrg, Miss M. Carpenter, Miss Wilma Kohler, A. Hipsham, J. A.

M. Johnson, Miss Anne Quinlan, W. R. Young, Mrs. Edith Paddock, Edwin L.

Paddock, Miss Elizabeth Huff, Miss Mary Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Frank, Robt. Shingle, Mr.

and Mrs. Jas. A. Seymour, Miss Florence Raminelli, Sol Israel. Miss Marv L.

Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. W. G.

Cooke, Mrs. H. Stickney, Mrs. R. and Miss Mary McLeran, Mr.

and Mrs. T. E. and Miss Betty Bibbins, Mr. and Mrs.

M. F. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Almv, Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. HartwelJ, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Rosenbaum and child, Mrs. H. L. Keene, DeVaux, Misses Evelyn and Triseilla Keith, Mrs. J.

F. Car-gill, Mr. and Mrs. Mendolson, Wm. Kuhn and nurse, Mr.

and Mrs. II. B. Vanderhoof, Miss Grace R. Snyder, r- .1 a 1 at: v.

97 ond mortgage was assigned by Chun Minz to Linn Kain Too. lot ia Holllntrer trai-t, Honolulu, dahu, Feb 1rr. 100 2 12 the purpose of electing a Board of them to Rosa da Cambra by deed BOV1H -l. iU2.j. lijia Knpa hh to Charles of assignment, dated the 7th day of 104'i 104 to; ioii I'U .102 "102 10fl 100 August, 1920, and recorded in Book 561, at pasre 236, said premises be Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the consideration and transaction of any other business that may be brought before the Misei.

por lot gr Ac lot 5 gr rS'. rll valley, Honolulu, Oahu, ing described more particularly as Fctors 7' l. A Hiw. fc'i. Itf.

7r rartoa N-ill fna. Amn. Fnat Maul Irrle. Himakua IiK-h Co. 6 Himafcua MM1 7" Raw.

Con. Itr. iph 21, l'J23. :r.n John Herintf wf to Charles AV meeting. follows, to wit: First All the right, title and in 1 A of gr l'alolo valley.

,104 104 102V ,1 7( 75 I Transfer books will close SATUR Honolulu, oauu, rer 21, ilmi OLOWALU COMPANY terest of E. H. Kekapai and Keola 1 I Pacific Oil Pennsylvania DAI, i tliiiUAKY 17th, 1923, at hw. Kie. c.

Kekapai, his wife, in those certain Chinsr Alal wf to Amana, lot a of ltvri kill ap 1 It W. KalM-hnna, Honolulu, Uahu, July Haw. I I premises situate at Waiehu. Island Kilo riiv. Lt.

Co. 7.. 101taj02l, lO. T.122. of Maui, Territory of Hawaii, being 75 the hour of 12 o'clock noon.

C. F. JACOBSON, Secretary. Pated, February 9th, 1923. Hilo ina Co.

r.Nhop Trust Co Ltd Tr to William Apanas 1 and 2, Royal Patent No. Smith, lot 317 rents Sec l'a 75 no I lolo rr.ii Honolulu, oanu, eb 5444, Land Commission Award No. 3327 to Naialaolao, containing an area of 2.58 acres, being the 6. 1023. JKilN) Fel2to27 Straufb wf to Josephine Honokaa fuf.

o. 6" Hn. liaa t'n, H. I. W.

7, H. I. V. 7" H. I.

W. H. I. W. 1025....

H. I. W. 1024.... Kanal Vr.

Co. Annual Meeting Notice' is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of of OLOWALU COMPANY will be held at the office of its Agents, C. Brewer Company, Limited, ja Honolulu, T. on Tuesday, February 27. 1923, at 11 a.

m. E. ROSS, Secretary. Dated Honolulu, T. February 14, 1923.

(Feb.l4to27) .1 .1 same premises conveyed to Keola Koiimon, lot 4(i, nunau irtii-r. iiono oanu, -Ian 31, lo.i lojil" M3 104 FIRST CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE one" of the mortgagees. Tlierpts Kerr hb et ala to Jose- Estate TOME KAHULI, Deceased by Joaquin CJarcia of Wailuku pfclno Kediuon. lots 47, 4M, 4. 5o.

51 No. 6382. 52. 54 Ulk. K.

Kapiolanl I'ark I.h!i n. 4'o. 7r Pittsburgh West Virginia Pay Consolidated Beading Eepublie Iron Poyal Dutch, New York Shattuck Arizona Copper Shell Transportation Sinclair Oil Refining Simms retrolenm Southern Pacific Southern Railway Standard Oil of New Jersey, Studebaker Corporation 1.11. auu n. odidii Gaffney.

Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Staats.

"Ir. and Mrs. Elmer Garnspy, J. II. Jfrank.

Mrs. Turner, Miss Sevmour, aildn, Honolulu, Oahu, ln-c 27, Maui, by deed dated May 1, 1914, and recorded in Book 412, at pages 100 and 101, being, an undivided I2H. Benson Ac wf to Josenhlno Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. White. six-seventh interest in said prem ises. Ro.lmn. 27.tO s.i ft of It 3241.

Vano Imp. Pl. tr, 1..,. MrBrTdo Siff ir Co. lt.

Tel. Oahit Kt. it I'. Co. 05'V 05 rishn Siiear Co.

fi- 10O 100 'bia Suirir Co. s. so Tac. G. F.

Co. I w)o Honolulu, Oahu, Jan 15, 1023. Second All that certain lot of Balch Committee Meets Chairman J. A. Balch lias called Kathleen A Andrade to Josephine r.edmon, sq ft of gr CO, Manoa HlifT.

Honolulu. Oahu, Jan 31, i'j23. land being the remainder and residue of all of the premises described in Royal Patent No. 1986 FIILED a document purporting: to be the Last Will and Testament of above-named deceased, together with a petition for probate thereof, praying that Letters Testamentary issue to Hawaiian Trust Ltd. MONDAY, March 19, 1923, at 2 p.

before the Presiding Judge, in his Courtroom, Judiciary Building, Honolulu, is appointed the time and place for hearing all parties interested. Dated Feb. 9, 1923. By the Court: WILLIAM HOOPAI. Clerk.

(Feb.lO,17,24-Mar.3) f0 81 90 80 80 4e 46 45 46 37,4 3S 16rsi 16 '0 fRO 57 57 54 53 30 10 33 34 81 S4 94 32 33 117 318 120 119 50 51 26 26 57 58 12 12 143 1433 4 68 69 76 78 60 61 10" 307 120 120. 69 70 117 117 65 65 7 'HMI C. Brewer Company, situate at Waiakoa. Kula. a meeting of the special Chamber of Commerce committee on eourts and judicial procedure for Mondav I'raok Sorca Jk wf to Josephlno containing an area of 14 acres, more or less, situated on the main Itoiimnn.

ft land. Kallhl. Ho nomlii. Oahu. Feb 10.

1H2.3. S1OT.0 afternoon at 3 o'clock. The finaFl road at aiakoa, Kula. mauka of the premises of one Ah Chip, and latielle Thompson bab to Lu ra Tang Kee (widow), lots 1 2 blk Kapahulu, Honolulu, Oahu, Feb report will then be adopted and a special sub-committee will be appointed to submit the same to the Limited (Established 1S26) being a portion of the same prem BETWEEN1 BOtRM rlaa Pnaur 1470. fK); MBrvl Solar 2n.

S.oo: Km Plan. 25. 41 (H); Haw. Slider Maul Acrl. m.

rionoer Mill 5. 302': do, aUlui AH. 130, 3(5 OO 175, Ssn 4'nrlod, 170. 31.50: 150, 3175: no, 325. 32 00; Onhil Huarar la.

33 75; 125. 40 OO Hw. 10. OO; Cal. Copper.

4.1.17. 2 OO EntfelS rfrrr, K), i.t5; Wailuku Snjfjr V. 305O; Alex. 2O0. 210.0: 10.

1023. $550 ises under lease to the Maui Dry Texas Company Texas Pacific Tobacco Products Transcontinental Oil Union Pacific IT. S. Food Products U. S.

Industrial Alcohol. Aa Farnworth wf to John IMckey wf lot rents Frlnsrle directors. (iooda ana Cirooery Company. Lim ited, as evidenced 'by indenture of trat, Honolulu, Oahu, Feb 23, 1923. S4v(HI Haiku Dividend The directors of Haiku Fruit John A de Santos wf to Hawa Commercial Sugar Co, 1 A land.

lease of date of March 27, 1912, appearing of record in the Registry of Conveyances at Honolulu In W.llnkii. Maul. Hoc 31. 1022. 120l Packing company yesterday an Book 3b3 on pages 250 to 253.

I mif. Fartom. 10. 22O.0O; Hon. i Otl.

Stoo, inikn Fruit, 50. Tanjonir Ol.ik. 5o, 12.00: Knpela U. S. Eetail Stores lirrv Whttcomb to Ianiel Tabu.

H3-10a) A of 1700 kul 55d. nounced that the company will pay Third One acre of ground on the United States Eubber Vineyard st, Honolulu, Oahu, Feb 23, dividend of 47 cents a share I i .11. I I lower or mauka side of the main 1 March 1, and 7 cents share government road at Waiakoa. Kula. Maui, being a portion of Apana 3, FIRST CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE Estate EDWARD ANDRESEN, Deceased olo.

6387. FILED petition of Gustav A. An-dresen, alleging intestacy of deceased, and praying that Letters of Administration issue to Bishop Trust Ltd. MONDAY, March 12. 1923, at 2 p.

before the Presiding Judge, in his Courtroom. Judiciary Building, Honolulu, is appointed the time and place for hearing all parties Interested. Dated February 16, 1923. By the Court: WILLIAM HOOPAI, Clerk. (Feb.l7,24-Mar.3,10) Chrl-iian Posse to Kagllrama, lot 90, i'llngle tract, Honolulu, Oahu, Feb 1, 'iy23.

$712 s- Kaonohlula Kanehe hb to Au- i.na commission Award No monthly thereafter until further notice. If this rate is continued dividend payments will be at the Sugar Factors Commission Merchants, Shipping and Insurance 1 Agents to Kapaole, said one acre of tl OUa Hnnrz IRfl. ooo. SESSION 1M.ES Puear I'loneer Mill I 30, Oil. Copper.

MM, 2.00; Raw Pine. 10, MOO; 11. C. S. Co, Haw.

Sunar 25, 3.S.50; riB'im Sncar ft. 52 00; Pan Carlos, M. 12.23: Wiljlai Aarrt. 5 Srt.ftO; tir. Faotora.

10. 220 00; Waialna United States Steel United States Steel, pfd Utah Copper Western Union Westinghouse Electrie Willys-Overland land being at present (Mav 1. 1914) rate of 10 per cent. under lease to Maui Dry Ooods and hrev Kobinson. li Vs 2177 3072, Na Kauai.

Feb 20. 1323. fl0 Joseph KaulameUlwa to Kaonohl nl a Kanehe (wi, int in pc land, Ka Knufli. Auz 4. 1917.

Slt Grocery Company, Limited, evi (TiiiuiiiTninnninTniTmiiiiuiiiiiiMii denoed by indenture of lease above Kaollko hsb to Kaonohlula (w) referred to appearing of record in the. Registry of Conveyances at Ho Int in pc land, Kalalau, Kauai, lec 2, Total tales for the day, 1,106,000 shares i'l a nolulu in Book 365, paeres 252-253 KIDDY sheehan wf to Mary Puyaco Fourth That certain lot of land 10 sa ft of lot 19 blk 4, Tuunul Honolulu. Oahu. Feb 23. 1923.

$3tJ0 'crl. Co 70. Amer. Faetors, 15, Cal. Corner, 10iv.

1 San Car-K 130. 33.50; Ki Dan. 10, 41.00; Hu. Con. OH.

iro, 2.Si); Catton ttH.w. no 50 OrtiAR QrOTATIONS February 23. 1923. IN alTt. Parlty-o Cent.

(For Haw.) itar, 71.J5. SCnnFR QrOTATIONS situated at Waiakoa, Kula, Maui San Francisco Exchange SAX FRANCISCO. Feh. ft as.nel. i.

containing an area of 11 MORTGAGES Tort Street, Honolulu. T.H. Charles CorT wf to Hawn Trust Co Ltd. lot 25 Ac bldga rents Ac, ted Press.) Following are the closing ORDINANCE NO. 232 AN ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT SOLICITING OF ANY PASSENGER AT CERTAIN PLACES Be It ordained by the People of the City and County of Honolulu: SECTION 1 It shall be unlawful acres, more or less, being all the interest of E.

IL Kekapai and Keola Kekapai. his wife, in and to Roval Patent No. 2204. to Kapaole and 0ADS iinvul Hrovpi trsrt. HoDcdulu, Oahu f'i i siocks ia toe can Fran eico exchange today: Kiee wf Bank of Tork 35'i Hoyai ratent o.

783, Apana Hawaii Ltd, lots 4 5 grs 517a 'nfapors 34 'i issued on December 17, Royal Patent is recorded in the Office of the Land Commissioner at snnnonnnQ Today's Quotations on RAW SUGAR FrI. Wad. Close. Close. Enelf Copper l.fio 1.80 Haw.

Commercial 48.75 4750 Haw. Sugar as. 75 38 25 Honokaa Sugar 4.25 4 00 Honolulu Oil c.fls 25 Hutchinaon 1.50 lV5u Hn. Plantation 5n.no Olaa Sugar 9 37Vi OO taha 30.50 33.50 Onomea Sugar M00 M.iw Paauhaa 1337l-i 11(m) Pioneer 30.25 30.00 Union Oil 103.50 JlOtl.50 have no terrors for the motorist equipped with I Kelly-I Springfield Honolulu, in Book 30 of Royal Patents at page 465. said premises being all of the premises under lease to Yawamota.

a Japanese, on May 1, 1914, by virtue of a lease dated July 31, 1903. All those premises described in a morteage made by E. II. Kekanai corded la book 4336 page 200, Feb 21, 1923 August naneberg to Strauch, mtge recorded In book 5S3 page 248, Jan 31, 1923 II Wolter Tr to Harry Whitcomb recorded in book 556 page 412, Feb 23 133. tnion Trust Co Ltd to Laura A Coerper a pdn.

rati recorded In book 633 page 14. Feb 13, lt23 LEASE Kawamoto to Kohala Pineapple Co Ltd, A Of 27'i5. Kobala. Hawaii. Feb 13, VJ22.

15 yra at $210 per annum AGREEMENTS JohnfFassoth et als with Haiku Fruit Packinsc Co Ltd. to sell for jM'h) shares of stock of Kipahulu Sugar Co. Sept 1, 1022. $10 Joao Da Costa with Haikn Frnlt Faekina; Co Ltd, re delivery selling of pineapples grown on lands, Makawao, Maui. Jan 23.

1923 BILL OF ALE Telkichl Kawabsta to Eisaku Asauml poods, wares, milse, furniture, fixtures i-c of Pacitic Cafe, 1275 Fort Sr. Honolulu. Oahu. Feb 23, 1923. $1650 LAND COl'RT IF.E1 Sarah Grace (widow to Josephine Redmon.

lot Ainshau, Honolulu, Oahu. Jan IV. l'23. LA NO COVRT MORTGAGE Josephine Kedmon hb to Bank of Hawaii Ltd, lot 79, Ainabau. Honolulu.

Oahu, Feb 10, 1921 $47,5 Alexander Baldwin Limited Sugar Factors Commission Merchants Insurance Agent Llq Heavy Rainfall All of the plantations on this Isl 5 IS rents I'moio Yaiiev. uouuiuiu. Oahu. Feb 21. 1H23.

Antor.e rcrrcira A- wf to Antone 1 A of I kul Ho-nopoeo, Kohala, Hawaii, Aug 4, l'J22. I Wo wf to Vi iUiani It Catie Tr, ft of lots 1, 2 i lik 1 M'iss Kaiuaoiohe fraer. ilonolnl'i. O-shii. Ih 21 1023 S304W Josephine Kedmon tc hh to liank of Hawaii Ltd.

various ps land rents Are. Honolulu, Onhu, Feb 192J. rHI Kr itik Oenls wf to Alien l.i.l. lot 7 bik Kapiolanl tract. oshtl.

Feb 1. lr23. 217 iwii.l I'ahii wf ro f. Tr. 115-1l A 1700 knl Vineyard St, Honolulu, Oahu, 1 eb 1 "3.

'folia Oii'liev wf to Asa Farns-wArth A wf i-t 40 rents 4c, rrlna-le tr i. t. Honolulu, Oahu, I eb -1, ll4-J- CHATTEL MORTGAGES Kenjl wf to Farm Loan P. of Hiwaii. Int in Spec Homstd icrii.t No of lots 10 11 bldirs.

-stock, crops r. Waibi fm 1t -erics. Puna, Kauai, 1 eb Id. vMf.N1KT OF MORTGAGE Ltd to James Kamaia o' Kii.nbeth a mall A Vn book 5" fr" 1 1h Corren to 1'ninn Trust Co Ltd -u of IlHni 's .1 wf in t.T. fs" Feb 23.

1923. $1 nnrA-r or ioKTt.i.rs ii Spencer to Chun M-ng. mtge re- for any person to solicit any passenger for any vehicle licensed to carry passengers at or within five hundred feet of any wharf or railroad station, or on any ship or vessel, or railway passenger train. Provided, however, this ordinance shall not apply to any person who, at the time he solicits such passenger, is within arm's reach of the vehicle in which such passenger is to be transported. SECTION" 2 Any person violating the provision of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not more than One Hundred Dollars, or by imprisonment for a term of not exceeding three months or by both such fine and imprisonment SECTION 3 This ordinance shall take effect from and after the date of its approval.

Introduced by: iS) LESTER PETRIE, Supervise. Date of Introduction January 19. 1923. Approved this 16th dav of February, A. D.

1923. S) JOHN H. WILSON. Mayor. City and County cf Hono-, lulu, T.

K. (Feb.21,23,24-1323) and got a share of yesterday's rain, CENTS PEE POUND Copper 16c I K. Y. rubber 351 jj Rubber, 34 Vi the heaviest fall being reported at Ewa, where an inch of water fell in less than three-quarters of an and Keola Mauloa, his wife, to the Young Men's Savings Society. Limited, dated the 21st day of December.

1914, and recorded in the office of the Registrar of Conveyances in Book 417. at pages 273 to 277, which mortgage was assigned by them to Rosa da Cambra bv deed of assignment, dated August 7, 1920, and recorded in Book 561. at pace 236. said premises being more particularly described as follows, to wit: Roval Patent (Grant) No. 1209, dated August 31, 1S53, given by Ka-mefcameha 1TI to Kapai.

describing land situated at Waiakoa. Kula. Maui. described by metes and bounds, reserving the native Kule-anas therein and containing: an area rf 63. acres.

All those premises described in a hour. A heavy downpour in the Kftolau range filled the big Wahia-wa Teservoir and a flood is again fur'liT inforrmtioa local and foreign securities, I "Kant-Slip" Tires. They are I Positively 1 I NON-SKID 1 Burgess Johnson Bethel Street, next to -s Old Postoffice Phone 2274 Hi 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 II 1 1 I i 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 f- HENRY AGENTS FOR Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co. Maui Agricultural Ltd. Kahu'ui Railroad Co.

Baldwin Packers Hawaiian Suar Co. McBryde Sugjr Co, Ltd. Kauai Rilwiy Co. Kauai Fruit Lani LU. Kahuku Plantation Co.

1 i pouring over the spillway. Waia lua fields got a good drenching. 4-- 'Exchange Market seciateci Frets by Naval Riii WATERHOUSE Grain Market tssoriated Press by Naval Radio) CHICAGO, Feb. ZZ. Wheat, red.

per bushel; wheat, hard, per bushel; corn, mixed. 73 cents per bushel; corn, yellow, 73 cents per bushel. NEW YORK, Feb. 23. Bar sil IIIUST I.IL.

nioNE ptc: ver, unquoted: sterling, francs, 6.06 cents; marks, 0.044 HEBnQ22BL ct 1 cent. mortgage made by E. H. Kekacwii.