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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23

THR Po1L Tax IN FIJI-The following extract
from private letter recently received frOm FIJI.
has been plsced At the disposal Of the Melbourne
Argrs: a Ba Coast. FIJI, ssh January-Every
one here was glad that Mr.. Woods vas not able
to get iato Victoria, as it is only uselessly run
ming the country into debt, and We do not require
so large a steamer. A bank We all want greatly
the sooner the better; it viii pay we'll l see
your papers have noticed the refusal Of the M
tives to pay head taxes no one here wonders at
it. nor will you when you read this explanation.
There are 10 these islands at least $4,000 adults
whose head taxes vary from e per annum to los.
the average being quite 81 per annum, which has
to be paid in money. making $4,000. Now. as
at least four 6iths Of this money has to cone RON
the planters. how can the Government be so stu
pid as to expect it to be paid. when the total
value OF the cotton exported BY oil the planters
in the group is only little over 100000. IL
the Government had imposed n uniform tax Of
2s head. they would likely have got every pen
ny Of il paid. or in other words a revenue OF
about e5.0 900 per annum. which is somewhere
about the amount that the combined planters
pay for goods, &c, to the natives, in the course
Of the year. aud all sincerely trust that Eng
land or the colonies may annex FTP and then
you will see what jump it will lake 1t is
splendid country. and only wants capital TO de-
velop its resources and send it ahead All the
planters in FIJI are justly indignant that the
charges Of kidnapping should be attributed to
them. as they know nothing about the manner in
which labor is procured and in my years expe
rienee 10 FIJI have seen the laborer most kindly
treated, and well housed and fed. As q fact, only
the other day my partner took three Of our men,
whose time was just up, to Levuka. paid them,
and engaged their passages to their own land
and they begged him to take them back with him,
went to Consul March, and in my presence told
him they wanted to stop and work three more
years for US, and agreed to do so. The Consul
expressed his satisfaction at seeing the men so
well aud happy, and anxious to stay in FIJI. And
yet this is the man who writes from thence that
the planters, with their passions stimulated by
drink, il-use and abuse their laborers hope
you will take your sons word for it, and tell peo
pie in Melbourne that FIJI planters, as body, are
not the inhuman wretches some people would
hike to make them out to be. / may tell you
that the other. when Lieutenant Saunders, R-N.,
Of her Majestys cruiser Ethel, was down the
coast, be called on most Of the planters on his
way along, aud expressed his surprise at finding
such gentlemanly. Woodworking class OF men,
as be had been told that be would meet here
none but the refuse of the colonies and runaway
sailors"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23

Tse Ersu-h GoEeru0eHt, bad Pzid Germany three
and MI hEiau q francs OF account Of the war
io6ez1i;y
There Loudou report, uuzutheutic- that the
F-iucass L1utsa and her husband, the Marquis Of
Lo-ue hsre ssu-ztes On seeo1us Of iDcompatibility
q tr1P=-
IT'S PROPOSED 70 snend the treaty between Ger
many and ne Cuifed States 50 that Germans Who
r-slss rzr rszrz 81 Germany viii be considered as
h1vinE rsr5unces their Alerir=u nEiuralizafion-
Ees1za. japanese laS sts5eDt IL Warrington,
hss besn eecte6 20 the Dezcous Order byt the Bslh-
uor Metho6iss Coufereuce, and admitted to fun
so1Seeti5u- Re VII sOou return to Japan.
Tee i.s III q the Texas Central Railroad vas
laid a. Deunsoz. Texas, and in BALI hour train
f-uU Galveston passed through the tosn. There
was r-.3t rv5sieiuE smcng the cifi1ens- ST. Louis
= uV~ sou1eerse with TIE Calf os Mexico By An
uutruker TICK
p. z s s.ezer Supply sailed for Trieste hav-
M o. boarc a cargo Of every variety Of American
T-ocuctE and uschiBeTy for Tie Tieuna Exhibition
Lhe GnufL h nov heirE loaded nf Brooklyn, and
~ 81 @ he Issh & Aarch- No American loco
1udruE. hEIIilrd tables OF Light carriages VIII be
ouz - a. exhRifiea. Anerics VIII appear TO The
Er1alasE sir11fagr in the departnent Of fne arts
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23

nis ruuored that the Spanish Government has is
sued decree abolishing slavery in Cuba The slave
holders are agifated on the subject
The terms Of peace proposed to the Modocs are
an unconditional surrender prisoners Of war and
entire amnesty for the psst, the men and women to
be protected and removed TO Angel Island and there
fed and clothed until permanent home is selected
in the south where they are to be fed and clothed
until they can take care Of themselves.
Rumors are current of the purchase Of the Frank
lin Telegraph Company By the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company. It is also stated that there Is
combination Of orgauizatioDs with view to con-
nectiou with the American Cable Telegraph Com
paDy for the purpose Of lowering cable rates
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COMMERCIAL.
HoNnLrLr. APRII. a -

nNeNAl LIZ APRIL 5. 1873.
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Et u.ar strs aavs b-rz iazt dzrizg The past winter
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a r1 rHes 40 W sa-1e cz-.s ths iuFruvs-sent has
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b.. ---t 81 t-s < s7srz 81. EAilh III Be shiFPea BY
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23
Executors Notice.

1 N the matter Of the Estate Of Peter j.
i MELLISH, deceased, late Of HonolnIu, Oahu.
against the Estate Of the said Peter J. Mslish, de-
ceased 70 exhibit the With the nssessaFy toueh-
70 the Undersigned Executor within six months
from the date Of this notice and IL rot presented
they viii BE- forever barred and those indshisd 70
the Estate are requested 70 make mediate payment
JOHN D. ROBINSON,
Executor Of the Estate Of Peter J. Mclsh, eosassd
HonoIuIHs April7, 1873. f54t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23

JERENr DTDDLEz TRICNFHANT.-Ihe case against
Major Harry Larkyns, who was arrested on charge
Of defrznding Arthur o'Neil, young English gen
tleman Of long purse and eouesPondingly expan-
sve eredulity, out of about $500 by false repre-
sensations, came Up In the Police Court Saturday
afternoon, SAYS the s f. Bt,lstis Of March II. The
Court was crowded with spectators. including an
unusually fun representation Of the press, in antiei
patton Of interesting Developments When the case
was called, however the prosecuting attorney int,
mated to the Court that satisfactory compromise
had been arranged between Mr.. 0'Neil and the
prisoner, aud be therefore moved that the case be
dismissed The Court aeQuieseed, and the proceed-
ings were thus abruptly terminated The character
OF the compromise was that the Major" signed
paper which contained acknowledgement OF his
Indebtedness in detail accompanied with draff for
the amount thereof, drawn on q reputed widow
lady of reputed wealth, reputed TO reside in Eng
land, and rePuted 10 be the aunt Of " Major" Lar
kyns. The Msiorn and bis valued friend greeted
each other with great cordially and len the court
room in company for fresh conquests. The amount
that Mr.. O'Neil will realize on bis draft will prob
ably never be known.
A PLEASANT ASSIvERsARr--The three Lodges
OF Good Templars in this city united in a festive
gathering held at the hall Of Ultima Thule Lodge,
Thursday evening last TO celebrate the establish
ment Of the Order in these Islands There are now
four Lodges, numbering over two hundred mem
bers- The gathering presided over by Mr.. c.
W. Hart, and the hail well filed with between
Que aud two hundred ladies and gentlemen. Col.
Jones made the opening address BE was the only
one present Of the eight original members Of the
Lodge formed four years before, gave some inter
estiDg "reminiscences Of the early days of the Order
and presented the original correspondence with the
Grand Lodge Of California. Mr.. H. NJ. Whitney
wss next called on for some remarks, and narrated
sneedote of john B Gongh, and of his reforma-
ton and career as 5 temperance lecturer. Mr.. J.
Dover followed with recitation from the "Coiter's
Saturday Night The company then partook Of
Lunch prepared BY the ladies 10 adjoining room,
after which Mr.. W. Hill was invited to speak, aud
gave a short but interesting sketch Of phrenoogy,
Illustrating his remarks with the examination of
several juvenile hesds Rev. S. c. Damon then al
luded TO the great influence OF woman in the TEN.
perance cause and thought that TO her was due, in
4 large measure the success which hss attended the
efforts of Good TemplaH-the only Temperance
ganizaiion which has met with permanent good
results. The exercises were interspersed with very
good vocal and instrumental music. AT the close Of
the sddresses-about halfpast ten-the company
Joined in the dance, which kept up until one
two O'Clock. Altogether, it very pleasant re-
union, and will have good influence not only with
the members Of the Order, but with all who join
with them
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23
House for Sale at Auction.
Administrators, Notice.

CREDITORS Of the Estate Of John
" SHAW, lats Of HOnolulu, deceased. intsstate.
hereby notified to present all their claims even II
seeursd BY mortgage upon real estate. 70 the Under
signed, s. B. Dole at bis Office IN Honolulu, within
six months from this date, or six months from the
day they fall due, they shall be forever barred
8. B. DOLE,
Z. SHAW,
Adninstrstors ofths Estate Of John Shaw, deceased
H0aolnlu, 9th April, 1879. 15lW
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23
EXPORTS.

- F1r-arr Per a Faikfrt--E Apri sz-f-7 rs n
E- pa pre- - Ea-e SaC ~ Pris 2Qss gals Naiasses.
~ - tr-hs R1-azas. 80 Cocl4zutS-Yaias-Do-
49, 81 q Eu-e-u So
FrH 49, pr Geu--.l E.-uey April I'll Anchor,
- - rsaar-l, les g.ls Al,uao basket Gin-Tsius.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23

TIE STEANER KTLEUEA took away on Monday
some 800 passengers, among whom was the Cover
ness Of Hawaii, who goes up 10 Koua, 10 spend 4
few weeks. The Band played at the wharf on the
departure OF the vessel the delight Of the crowds
on board and ashore.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23

FLoArED AsHoRE--A bucket foated ashore Al
HauulA, on the Sindwsrd side Of Oahu, on the 18th
inst, containing native clothing, &C. 1t is sup
posed to have come from the boat which Was
eapsized between Lanai aud Lahaina, week prr-
viOus-snd 50, must have drifted 50 100 miles in
The interxaI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23

= letter, probably Of importance, for John
". Evans, from 7. J. Crowley. Attorney at-Law,
san Francisco, Is lying al The Post-ofce There are
also three letters iron San Francisco for Albert W
Metz These parties may be residing somewhere in
the Kingdom.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23

SrEANEE NERKAskA If this vessel makes her
usual trip down 10 Napier, in New Zealand, she
viii not be here till May . But as the Colonial
Government has ceased TO pay subsidy to the
steamers Of the line, Captain Harding may think
it worth while to proloug his stay there, and may
return soon he eau re aud recoal Al Auckland.
In the latter event, the Nebraska will arrive here
about one week earlier than the date named above.
The chances, however, are in favor Of her being
here in her usual time, May to leave sgAin the
q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23

- The trip of the steamer 10 and around Kauai
was very satisfactory one. She left here at P NJ
on Wednesday last, and made the run 10 Hanale
anchorage, 40 miles, in thirteen and half hours
or about nine miles an hour. o. her return, she
made the passage from Nawiliwili to Honolulu in
twelve hours-about the s<me speed as on the trip
down
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23

eS- Mr.. DemOrest, the ElocutiOnist, took passage
in the steamer for Maui, intending TO give one or
tive Of his popular entertainments on that Island.
BE purposes leaving In the Nebraska for San Fran
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23

x Nearly all our whaers, after leaving this port,
call a KOloa and WAimes. where they purchase FIRE
wood. potatoes. bulloek pigs and Other fresh stock
Az koloa, las; Friday, there three and At Wal
mea. two Nhalers trading.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

THE FIRM OF REED d RICHARDSON
Il Of Hiio. Kan and Puma, Hawaii, vas dissolved
on the lst Of January, 1878. All liabilities Of the
late firm viii be settled by W. H. Reed, who Is alone
authorized to collect accounts due the same
". H REED,
CHAs. 3. RICHARDSON.
Hilo, March "a, 1873. 4so-Ius
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23

~ On the drst page viii Dc found eonmuui-
cation relating to hawaiian sanitary matters. And
on the fourth page Is very interesting account OF
Prof AEassiz' museum Al Cambridge
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23

- The bark Sp4rowhawk viii leave for Mel
oOurne % Saturday or Monday, saording an OppOr-
tunlty TO send a mall 10 the colonies.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23
Notice.

II o. CARTER, Esq, is authorized, by
% Letter Of Attorney, 70 act for ne il business
matters during my absenee from the Kingdom.
HOnOlgla, 9th April. 1873. 1874
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II The bark D. e Murray is rot considered due
from san francisco TN after the first Of May. she
is only thirty-fOar days away.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23

- Jurors can obtain their jury fees BY calling
at the ONCE Of the Clerk OF the Supreme Court, be-
tween Q and Il, on Saturday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23

E1EEETS-In tha ci-y. Ap-l Isth- q azezriSa G. W
E-za rs 81 Fhii1ieipsA azrd e ye4-s lie bad
$50 -. -r aluzf Z ss1-s Fhasl7hiA papers please
u-rg-
s-lu1KEn-At LMhasua Mana. Aprl Ia. s B. Stoddzrd
s. 80 - u.1-x e a n and II Stosdsrc, q San
Erz1a-re Frln-isar rapers rlsasc c1Fy-l
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FORr OF HONOLULU.



a- 1sE= watt aln.kn- F5she- t---, Ea~1Ehas Hawaii
shr 1s-T El-= slza- fruz keeala, Hawai- Or
nj "a sp--r-vinvk. Calbosu from vI7sa-iA
E-AE - - L1gizas Ne, f-us BE. Hawai-
So $50 Dus7it. frpz NolokAL
1s-ess- h-1ive. Hopz- fru= MaaiAeA- Maui csTyo:
sd-1sss.l-ss- Bs-rn. fra Koio.. Kuu.L 0s-ys.
sa- Esa.5 Bsvis. frea Kshuiui Nsui oz-yo
- tsEs - - t-ss suE-s Fsss77geTI; 6 "
r. Ers-srt. Ms Hebroa Mis- Tcrbert,
- BzisE. NJ : Thz-st1u AID sou- A1d 10 tsck-
ss WE-~lzk- kAl4EP@PAr froa kAlA1PAPa- Moo-
So ys-as Ns--sl. Case. f-ou LAbaiuA. Maui
1zrNs 6s1 kegs sugar. Pzrscs7sTs: IL Ii Gov
FSs..a.slaa, NJ Al Hsakia- c.P, Halsst sad
1E-s@r Auuss. Gree f-on HHa Hawai-. C1rvg. IS
kers sz-sr. - bids. . siies leather.
sE Ea-n-a NcirsEur. frua kSg.s- Fzss1-g-Ts
60 WH-oE- a B Hi-ehcock, w4terhanse wie
rtzls-un. 4 EruIi. sinsair. Mr. FaobiBson.
* H-1 Mr. REzt~1i, Juiss LHikAlAnL aaa
a-sr Ilrg raukss. Clr-k. f-uz HEna. Na1L
sAr Eaz-- Ma f-u- NE~iliuili, Kauai ceTgos
- 5s--r- LG-ss,--, f-s-s Koioa Kauai o-ryo.
T. teEs Ia 49, su<sr. Euf 10 bag F@ity. q
ha-sEiaa FaEaEV-T. Rev Posue, M Nui-
SAILED.
ar-1sku vi rhir 81 Geo-rr Kaovses fsr the Arrtie-
Ar "A ~ gzga 21s. Fisssr. fr he Arcfc-
An II - c-ast1s Nitchsr. flr the Arctie-
~ I-essezE 40 eai4- Ms AaaA Eios, ' kuua-
scar Jenny. Bz-be-t Or Eaioa, Kauai
S1r E.-t. Niks- 81 NaWiiuiii. EAzsf
Ia u b. NErtius. Sz-ith. So TIE Arrsic-
Scar Nay Elie1 ki1lc flr kohslA- Hawaii
S-ir rilE-uz- ClureT. Scr kcuz kEu- Hawai-
scr Edt Roy jim f1r klolan- oahu-
scir Li51u. ~ HhH fr kocig1 0EhE.
scm Etraz- A-zfhaiz f,r Naliko Naui-
Wai-a Euukab5 fl- Lshans Maui
lisa gunzira- E'liuit. flr Pukno MuiokAi
ls-kn "a - Ainska. Fishsr r. cruise
So NsEse NsTrill Crzls. So L1h4inA Maui-
k-tfre Hura. - Koh4lA, HEWGh.
$50 rzzrfiessL Eerrlll f1r Hfio Hawai-
~ Kuz1. Daris. * Eahului, MAui-
1--we EE1kee. CsE-k, e. Hans. Mari
--ss-- Elal.a- Mr,srerur. flr Wib5Eurd Purts P-s-
s---a= Hsr u h EselikulAni. Capt g "
11uE Z y Everett 1nf wife. Geo Williams,
c lumcr-st Mr. Neris. n I Note wife ? chd
irnn sd serr1rr Ha1 Simau kEai and wife. Gov
Naha1iaiua 5 6 WIDE. : Noauanii. Miss BIRD
W c Irusz Rt-ht Rev Bishop Wills. I
sch-ssssr. n B1t-z- No D D Baiiuin 4 : 1.1Eh-
~ NJ Kia urAkfni. I Bailey, Mr. McCor-
rlstsr 2 p Snrf~s- J P Greeu, Geo MAefarians
WF L-isosskz-s y Pdzrsr, AcC0lgan and
nt-rt tse dadk-
An "a Euetzl- We. f1- a cruise
AZ ~ stir I1ss7trus. Log f1r Arrtc ocean-
=-Gm tkru A f1ikt1hu-E. F1rhe=. f1r Astoria
pa--la-E c-errr- Rzrssz-e-s " Trumb1ll
set- esns-zi HErnsy. Re5fsid. flr Arctic
So Auuie Gree-. O. Hiia-
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MARRIED..
DIED.

EsWsTS-LsEkKrs-Iu rhis city. AprH lszh- By Rev.
r. T. ru-ks r. :. T. EEuzau % Ms Julla LSzNrus-
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NOTES OF THE WREK.

y he Band win play as usual tomorrow Al
The Hotel, and Saturday on Emma Square.
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~ THEstorm Signal System has been reduced to
such a nice point in England, that when the storm
ball is run up st Greenwich it is teegaphed to every
part Of the Kingdom Any vessel that leaves the
port after the ball is up forfets its insurance. Pro-
fessor Tyndall, now il Europe, has consented, at
the request Of the Chief Signal Officer, to superin
tend the construction Of electrical instrument,
to be used at the signal stations Of the army for
making observations Of the electrics condition Of
the atmosphere By this it Is hoped TO establish
system Of electric observations of approaching
storms far IN advance of any hitherto had. The
Storm Signal Service il England and America is
making very rapid advances in meteoric knowledge,
aud perfeciing system which is becoming Of great
rafue
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lost.

N 8. BARTOW'S Check on Bishop Il
". Co., No. 3s4, dated April IL, 1879, for
e7I.30, IN favor Of CASTLE & COOKE, or bearer
Parties cautioned against negotiating the same as
payment Of the said cheek has been stopped at the
Bank. Honolulu. April IS, 1873. $50 q
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

T7Nhe undersigned having been appointed
Il Administrators Of the Estate Of the late APO
(chinese. Of Hilo. Island Of Ha1aii hereby notify
AL persons indebted to the said estate 70 make ine-
diats payment and s persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to present the sane.
KAHUE fEl.
L. SBVRREECE,
Temporary Administrators
shsria's ofHes, Hid, February {. 1875. 6f
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ALL AB0UT Mia correspondent, who evident
ly does like the quality Of bis milk, is charged
toe much for it, sends rs the following which will,
At least be interesting milk drinkers and dealers
It is stated Of Professor Law, Of Cornell Univer
sify, that having ore day during the hot weather
observed peculiar ropy appearances in the cream
which had risen upon the milk that supplied By
a milkmzn, he WIS led to examine It under micro
scope These observations resulted in the discovery
Of numerous living organisms Of character quite
foreign TO good milk careful survey Of the dairy
whence the milk vas obtained disclosed nothing
wroug-the dairy-house being veil kept. and vas sp-
parsntly in good condition. But locking through
the pastures, il vas found that the only water to
which the cows had access was that contained in
stagnaut pool subaitting this water to 4 similar
nicroseopie examination, he discovered the same
class Of organisms as those found in the cream The
presence Of like organisms also detected in blood
taken from COWS. In order 10 arrive a o7e definite
results, be nsxt obtained sPesfnen u geod milk,
free from organic Impurities. and into this he put
drop Of the water from the stag1sut pool In short
space Of time the milk Developed an indefnits uun
Der Of those Iiring organisms and became similar in
character to that oktsined from the uilknan-n The
moral IS, that mieh-cows should have the best Of
Of vster 70 drink
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Just Received per Ka Moi!
A SMALL INVOICE OF GERMAN ALE,
"A Key Brand. Also, small invoice Of
Swedish Ale. Quarts and PInts.
For Sale by
I 3m H. HACKFELD co.