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Foreign Notes.

Sweden has enacted a law allowing
married women to hold and manage their
own property.
The total strength of the volunteer
forces OF Great Britain was at the end of
last year 1866 81 men.
Notice has been given in the Dominion
House of Commons of the introduction of
a prohibitory liquor law.
Two thousand brass COINS OF Vespa-
slams era have been found ia an antique
jug dug out of the street at Naples.
At a recent sale of antiquities in Edin-
burgh two Of the bones of Robert Bruce
are said to have beer sold for f5. and n
e5 los.
Prince Chun, the father Of the young
Prince who has been proclaimed Emperor
of China. is very unpopular in court cir
cles. He is reputed 10 be war-like and en-
crgetic.
A very handsome marble statue rep
~resenting st. John the Baptist as a young
man, by Michael Angelo. has lately been
discovered at Pisa. Several art museums
are hankering after it.
The authorities of San Reno have
given the Empress of Russia an album
tll*Nlt VI NNVhth ttiNNal1@ ~ ~ VI -
wintering in the charming and fashionable
Mediterranean retreat.
~-GladstOne refuses - reconsider his
determination not 10 come TO this country.
He says the English papers are now pub
fishing such fun reports as To make a trip
across the Atlantic unnecessary.
The Glasgow Herald reports a case
where an entire family nearly lost their
lives through an escape OF gas ia their
bedroom. On investigation il was found
that rails had gnawed "A large hole into
one OF the pipes.
The authorities OF Nicaragua have
been %petitioning DE Lesseps. the builder
of the Suez Canal. to help them along
with their coveted canal across the 18TH
mus OF Nicaragua. 10 unite the waters of
the Atlantic and Pacific.
The governments OF the various
states Of the German Empire are investi-
eating the causes OF emigration from
their country. They will endeavor to re-
move them by facilitating the acquire
ment of small estates, and by opposing
the action of emigration agents paid by
the transatlantic governments.
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tendance at the schools i'm South Carolina
Is l03, 73s.
Chief Justice Waite has presented 10
the Yale Law School "A portrait of ex-
President Woolsey.
Harvard graduated its first class in
1887, William and Mary in 1902. Yale ia
1902, and Princeton in las.
An exchange SAYS Gen. Towards
resignation of the Office of President of
howard University has been accepted.
-Olivet College. Mich. has been pre-
sented with the deed Of a $4,000 farm. by
Dca. NJ. Wilson and wife. OF Kalamazoo.
The compulsory education bill pro-
posed In the state of Maine provides for
clothing destitute children, as well as edu-
eating them.
-Nassar College opened its museum on
the I'D ult. Among the notables present
were Louisa Alcott, James Freeman
Clarke, Peter Cooper, and Benjamin j..
Tossing.
Rev. DIR. Thomas +. Thomas. profess
sor OF Biblical %litcraturein Lane Theologi-
cal Seminary, Cincinnati. died on the 2d
instant. az his residence on kempcr Lane,
Walnut HILL.
President Eliot, of Harvard. advocates
physical exercise as an indispensable part
OF the programme Of every school for
boys. TO be insisted on as regular as gram
mar and mathematics.
The corporation Of Harvard College.
In l16l thought rum punch, :" as IL Is now
usually made, no intoxicating liquor
and allowed students In a sober manner
10 entertain each other and strangers with
it,
May 10Th has just been fixed upon as
the date for the next international Con-
vention of the Young Mems Christian As
s,ciation OF the United States and Canada.
The meeting will be held at Richmond,
Virginia.
Prof. ID. G. Gilman. of the University
OF California, has accepted the presidency
OF the John Hopkins University, Balti-
more. for the establishment of which the
late John Hopkins made a bcquest of
$500, 600.
For several years the Legislature of
Georgia voted eight thousand dollars an
nually for the benefit Of Atlanta Univer-
sity, an institution founded by the Amer
lean Missionary Association for the educa-
uon OF the freedmen. The college has
been so well conducted, and seemed to be
DONG so much good in providing trained
colored teachers for their W race, that
me Legislature last year made the grant
OF money perpetual. But the Governor
now recommends the repeal of this act.
Science and Industry
In Baltimore, last year. $4,000 tons
OF fertilizers were manufactured and sold.
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In Baltimore, last year, $4,000 tons
OF fertilizers were manufactured and sold.
A new process of sugar making was
successfully intr duced In Louisiana last
year. which, IL Is said, bids fair to revoluk
tionize that industry.
Samuel w. Allen of Nevada is believed
to be the greatest herdsman In the world.
His rancho Is eighty miles long, and he
owns 225,0O0 head of cattle.
The wealthiest cattle-raiser In Texasi Is
Mr.. Samuel w. Allen. who has a rancho
forty miles wide and eighty miles long,
and upon which there are 226,0O0 cattle.
.-Bya new invention 1t Is claimed that
glass can BE- made into building material
for house fronts. floors, or pavements, SUI
perior to marble In durability and eco
nomy.
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The ISLANDER reiterates the charge about the
prevalence of leprOsy, and says that 8 lcpers are at
large in every part of the Islands, that they walk
our streets by scores" &c. Is not our youthful
friend somewhat inclined to give the reins to its
imagination? That there may be existing cases
that have been overlooked, is quite probable, but
not to the extent represented A correspondent
of the same paper declares emphatically that the
money consideration 1.-THE expense) should not be
allowed to weigh anything and that i ihe apprO-
p~riation by law is too small, the Privy Council
should be called upon ito make good the def
cheney" And if it should happen (nOt an un-
likely thing, we guess,) that the Treasury is I'M
able to respond to the drafts of the Council, then
perhaps it viii be suggested by "An islands"
that Privy Councillors "make good the def
cheney (" themselves.
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TREATIES.

For a email Kingdom, we Of Hawaii nei have
had a pretty extensive experience in the business
Of making treaties with foreign powers, there
having been placed on record from first to last
some two dozen Of these instruments, known as
Conventions, Treaties, or Agreements. Now that
we lave arrived M sbe last and most Important
a treaty Of reciprocity with the United States
{. may be interesting to briefly recall the history
Of the treaties Of the past.
The first written instrument OF this nature was
a convention made nearly fly years ago, and
bearing date the 23d Of December, 1926. It is
entitled s'Articles Of agreement made and con-
cIuded ct Oahu, between Thomas Ap Catesby
Jones, appointed by the United States, of the
one part, and KauikeaoGli, King of the Sandwich
Islands, and bis guardians, Of the other part"
This treaty contains seven articles, and by its
terms distinctly recognizes the existence OF an
indeuendent Government among the Hawaiians.
The King was then but twelve years Of age, and
the treaty was signed by the principal chiefs and
ebiefesses as his guardians. These were-Elisa-
beta Kaahumanu (the regent), k~aralmoku, Boki,
HoapiIi. and Lidia Namahana. Captain Jones,
in command of the United States ship Peacock,
arrived at Honolulu in October, 1896, on a
voyage around the world, and remained here
three months. He first set the example, which
was followed by subsequent naval commanders Of
England and France, of negotiating a treaty with
the Hawaiian Government in which the rights OF
the subjects Of both countries were generally
defined and defective though it was IN some
important points, it was of eminent utility.
On the 2Sd of October, 1886, ten years after
the negotiation of the Jones treaty, ii. B. NJ.
skip Acteon, Lord Edward Russell, commanding,
arrived at Honolulu, and the first treaty between
Great Britain and these Islands was signed by
Kamehameha III. and Lord Russell on the 18th
of the following month. 1t was brief, and in
most important respects resembled the American
treaty
On the 10th Of July, 1887, the French frigate
La Venus, Captain A. Du Petit Thouars' arrived
at Honolulu. The King was then in the midst u
combinations respecting the residence on the
= .nds of Catholic priests, (for a full account OF
which, see Jaryss' History of the Hawaiian Isi-
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A STATE DrSNER in honor of Rear Admiral
Amy and the officers Of the U.S-S. Pensacola
took place at Iolani Palace on Wednesday evening,
at which were present His Majesty the Khg;
II. r. H.. Prince Leleiohoku the Kings Minis
tefs; His Exeellency Governor DomiLis; Rear
Admiral John J. Almy; Captain GherHrdi;
Naval Pay Inspector Dornn; Medical Inspector
Brown; Fleet Engineer Lanbdin; Fleet Paymas-
ter Casswell; Lieut.. Col. FOrney. L. S. NJ; Dr.
Scott, Q. s. Consul; Lieuss. Brown and Mason
Midshipman Dorm; Hon. A. 5. CleghOrn; Col.
Hoffman,, NJ. D., and Col. Judd, Of the Kings
staff; Major E. II. Boyd, H. Ms. Chamberlain;
and Major Macfsrlane Of the Governors staff.
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Charles Francis Adams, Jr.. on Changers,

This distinguished member Of q famous family has
been expressing his views on the Granger orgaDira-
tiou in n lecture. and here Is how he views II;
The Granger movement is now obviously dying
out, having accomplished little that it was thought TO,
and yet having ~uukn0wingly accomplished its object
in removing or greatly modifying the grievances
Ehich gave II lis only strength. 1t has placed many
preposterous laws on the s;atuie-books Of the West,
which viii probably long remain there as monuments
Of legislative incapaciiy, and as useless as an ancient
blunderbuss On . kitchen wall. Il has lowered the
credit Of the States distinctly recognized as the
Granger States, more especially Illinois, Wisconsin.
and lows. in every money market in the world; it
has shaken to las very foundations confidence in the
integrity. the intelligence or the good faith OF those
people. For this. Of course, they viii have to pay
dearly. and so learn that a good name can not be
triaed with. 1t has put a much-needed stop to rail-
road construction, which there is reason to hope viii
not again revive for years to come. When it does
revive. the Granger movement will not, of course,
have been forgotten; the investor viii demand 8
higher interest and better guarantees, and be viii
also get them.
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NJ CIAL.
FRIDH IPRIL 81 1s-s.

FRIDAY 1PRfL -, 1873
THE only nrrign arrival wheh We have o ehruicie since
cur last, l. that q me American whaling bark Java, from a
cruise, and bound b the Arruc-
The departures have been Aprn I7h. FRED Tudor. Er the
guanO slands ard Cork far ORDERS l9'h, Agate, a.o Or The
guAno Islands to bad 2isiyJ b Ford, &C. san Fmnei-eo, vHh
the mails, and a hu earko q doa-sue Pr3iucs valued q
s2o.32s, hsd today. the Otses5, 6r Petnpsuski
On act1unt % the pr1l1ug.d absssce O th- seh11ner q "
Rsrf, 90 days to-dtyl Mr- Pratt the agent. viii Dispatch
The schooner LHka or the guano islands with supplies on
Tassday next
We note the proposed sale BY auction t0-mou8w Saturday.
Of thu nns schooner Uuams, nearly nsE. aHi well found.
Also q harshags sale az noon tonorrow, q the desirable
prsmtsRs 10 Kamaksia-
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WE LEARN that the treaty Of reciprocity with
Hawaii which passed the Senate Of the United
States on the 18Th Of March, was ratified by His
Majesty on the 18th instant. 1t viii be sent for
ward to Washington for the exchange of ratifea-
tions, by the May steamer, which is expected to
saIl hence for San Francisco about the 18th or 5th
proximo. Mr.. P. c. Jones, Of the firm of C..
Brewer & Co., who leaves by the steamer on a
visit to the East, will probably be named bearer
OF dispatches on this occasion.
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Yesterdays Islander credits the GG=eite with
suggesting tina. our land policy needs modi6ca-
tion to render such an enterprise Immigration
successful" 1t was the ADVERTISER of last Sat
urday which made the suggestion; and nothing
of that tenor can be found in the Gazette. The
readers of the Islander Will no doubt be astonished
to see that paper give the GaSets credit for sug-
costing an original idea in its editorial columns.
Fair play, neighbor
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n ISLANDER.

a ED To
- Hawaiian interests Il every kidd. While tz columns
treat prominenly Il Hom~ and Fotslgn news. a large space 81
given % general literature sd scientitc rescsfvh- especially
referring @ the Hawaiian ADD cher Islands % the FAcihc-
Thus Il occupies \ aei appropriated 10y 10 ether existing
paper. Arun eurnss have he-n ua1e fer The publication M
The ISLASpKE. Of valuable aud interesting manuscript papers
relating u the language. manners and cgstcms friugl9as rites,
sougs ard lsEvuis Of these AMI o,heF Pacific Islands. 20 which
abe psslss have never before had Access Prominent 2IonE
these Is he famous prepAecy 81 kEmehamehs's ecnqOesi os
the Islands known as
HAUL n a LAM.
or Fallen are the Chsess The pahheatoa q This wonderful
aaa beautif1i Epc. VIII be eonnasnced fren the Translation o.
the late Jrdee Address in the issue foF the 2d Of April, to Be
fol3oSed BY David MSlos
HAW AIIAN UITIES.
by the sane Translator, thus aHoTaing an opportunity for read
ing and collecting the best specimens - Hawaiian literature.
zhlch has never bceo eqUsied.
These features. with its Iow price, make the ISLANDER the
most desirable as well as ths cheapest knEhsb newspaper pub
Hshed in these Islands, and viii give its hlcs a permanent
value-
Advertisements inserted at liberal rates ansr The let of May.
when the payer viii be increased ia size. Price 81 90 = year,
OF IS cents q month.
THUS. C.
eSS BaSness Agent. Honoiniu,
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countries, and has no need, like the common Rice, of
perpetual irrigation 1t would certainly prosper in
France; and it is not the fault Of the missionaries
that it has not long since been acclimated there"
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Some Of the most noted of the British lawyers
earn fees that must seem big to the profession in
this country. One OF them, SERGEANT Ballantine,
has just been paid ten thousand guineas to defend
the Guicowar Of Baroda, India, who stands charged
with poisoning an English Colonel named Phayre.
Ballsntine expects to get through with the case'in
q few months,
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THE PACIFIC
SATURDAY. APRTL "a.

Their MAJEsrns the King and Queen, and
suite will sail for Hawaii on the steamer Kilauea,
next Monday. Landing at Kawaihae, the Royal
Party will make a progress through the districts
of South Kobala, Hamakua, HilO and Puma, in
tending to be absent from the capital about three
weeks.
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oil and salt fish. immoderately used, are said to
render the poorer Inhabitants of the island of Crete
especially susceptible to leprosy. These articles
not being in favor with the rich, the wealthy fami-
lies are almost entirely exempt from this loathsome
disease
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PROPERTIES
FOR SALE AND TO RENT I

- FOR SALE.-12 Acres mt Head of 49,
~ MANOA VALLEY, 8 acres tiubered, .Kos- ID.
- Value $500; the residue being the best Taro IL
Land in Oahu.
This property will be sold at a bargain for 500.
FOR NICE RESIDENCE, With. beautiful
garden In Pauoa Valley, commanding q noble view OF the sea,
and will be sold ceesp for cash 70 close partnership accounts.
To LET.-A WELL FINISHED POUR ROoMED
HOUSE, at Corner Purchbowl and Queen Streets. This pro-
perty is in good order aud condition. Rent moderate
TO LET.-A FIVE RoOMED RESIDENCE on makai
side Queen Street, close TO the Government House; the grounds
run from the street TO the sea, and this property will be let for
a term OF years, At a very low rent, to an Improving tenant.
TO LET.-several large aud small tracts OF land 10
MAnOa Valley, suitable for the culture OF Rice, bananas and
Taro. a. |
For further pAlticulats apply to
y Z. 7. O'~HALL0RAN,
ei In. Solicitor, 81 Fort Street.
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OUR NEW SOCIETY.

There was a full attendance yesterday at Alto
iani Hale Of the subscribers to the microscopical
enterprise. The organization was completed
under the name Of the Natural History and
Mcroscopical Society, - and the following officers
were elected
Hrs MAJESTY TIE KLSo, Perpetual President.
His ExcellencY W. L. Green, Kcs-PrsGdent
A. j. Cartwright, Treasurer.
c. J. Lyons, Recording Secretary.
G. Trousseau, II. D., Corresponding Secretary.
The Society will hereafter meet in the Museum
Room OF Aiiiolani Hale on the first Thursday
evening Of each quarter. -
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TVsHE UNDERSIG f. AVING BEEN
confirmed by the Court as Executor Of the Estate of
ANTON W. MANUEL. deceased, requests all
persons in !ebted to said Estate 20 make immediate payment,
and all who have claims against the said Estate to present the
same with vouchers to the Undersigned, during the term of six
months from date, or they will be forever barred. And all
persons having any property in their possession, OF whatever
description, belonging to the Estate of ANTOINE w. MANUEL,
are hereby notified to deliver the same to the Undersigned
forthwith, or otherwise to render an account thereof
J. III. BLACK, Executor.
Honolulu. AprI 9th. 1875 o6
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DIED.

KEEELA-At waaIaa, Oahu, at The residence Of Mrs En-
srsou, on Sunday morning, April 1Ith, JAMES III SNEvELL,
son 81 Rev. jams kekela, missionary TO Puamau- Hiyaoa,
Marqueaas Islands, aged % years, 10 months and "a days
BAsSISo-in this city, april Plat, RICHARD ARMSTRONG,
youngest child Of ur- r Rannng. aged 1 year and ? months
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1t has been decided to build a dock capable of
u full sized iron-clad at Esquimault, in
British Columbia. The British Government has
to pay $780, 900 toward the cost of its
construction, and it is expected the Canadian Gov
eminent will do the same.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.
ARRIVALs.

AprH fs-Schr Nile Morris, Lima, I'm EaunakakaL MoiokaL
1s-5chr WarEick, JGhu Bull I'm Ealaupapa. MoIokaL
B-Schr IA Moi. Powers, from Eahulai, MaaL
H-Schr Nile Morris. Lima, I'm kaunaEakat. MniokEL
2l-Schr Nellie Merrill. Cnne. from Lahaina. Maui
2t-schr uaftic. kimo. from N4sufWM- Kauai
2-schr ManuokaEai, kaiauto, from Nafh~c. Mani
E-schr Mary Eleu. Mana. from EchaIa. Hawaii
2-Hchr PueukahL Clark. from Hama. Maui
23-Am Eh bk Jaws, Coisen. from cruise. with 20 sp@rm
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EDWARD T. o,HALLoRAN,

TTORNEY AND SOLICITOR. IS AU-
IN THORIZED To lend from $500 to $1,000 on Mortgage of
FreehOlds, at lowest rates OF Interest. II Agents in London,
and in all parts Of Australia.
OFFICE on Fort Street, Opposite Mr.. Ira Richardson's
Store) Honolulu. GIL SIN
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c.. SEcELKEN & CO.,
Copper, Zinc and Sheet Iron Workers,

NaHanu Street, bet. Merchant and Queen,
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND
3D. stoves, Lead Pipe. Galv. Iron Pipe, Plain and Hose
IN Bibbs, stop Cocks, India Rubber Hose-best 3-ply in
1- lengths Of IS and SO feet, with Coupling and Pipe CON-
plete. Also, q very large stock Of rinwsFe OF every descrip-
tion- JObbing and Repairing done TO order promptly and war
ranted. Particular attention given to Ship Work.
Thankful 10 the citizens of Honolulu, and the Islands gen.
orally, for their liberal patronage in the past, We hope by strict
attention 20 business to merit the same for the future.
U Orders from the other Islands will be carefully attended
to. Q6 "
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NOTICE.

HEREBY FORBID ANY ONE FROM
Il Trusting my Wife, KEoHAMAKA, as she has left my
Bed aud b ard without any cause. AH0.
Lihue, Kauai, April 10, 1875. $50 Il
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TO LET

LATELY OCCUPIED
- By Rev. E q. a. MAEAsao. MAJ. com
G2A prisfeE uur AMI One Hair Story HauHs With the ueces-
szry out-huidiags aud rsterDs. with ~ without on acre %
Ercnna- For particulars, apply 60
$50 San y. sCnOLZ, wanuku, Nsut
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LYMAN BROTHERS,

IMPORTERS, LIE AND * ETAlL
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats furnishing Goods, Ladies' and
Gents Boots and SU-s Yankee Notions, &C., SC,
Capt. SHOWS Building. NJ. OMerchant 81. Honolulu. 9S7 Iy
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DEPARTURES.

April T-schr FAIRY Queen. Pcu. Er Uanalel, Kauai
1T-scbr Active. PuaakfEa, Er M. Hawaii
IAN ship Fred ruf0r. Bears, br Bakers Island
10-Stmr Kflauea. Marchant. fr Maui and Hawaii
i9-schr Mhe Morris, Lima, fr Eaunakakli, HookaL
BAN bk Agate. Brown. Er JARVIS Island
10-schr Anuis, Hanae. Mr H0na and Kau, Hawaii
liam brig y 3 Fordt Ienl, GLskp Fnncsco-
u-schr ka Mm. Heyn0bis. Br kahului. Maui
2f-schr Nile Morrfs, Lila a, Tor Eaunakakai. Mo0kaL
2i-Schr WarEirE, halaWats. Er Ea1upapa. M08kaA.
21-schr Uatue, Efmo, br NaEnfEl, Kauai
21-scbr Mauu0kawai, kaauao, Dr Walufha, KauaL
15-achr Mary Ellen. Mana, fr E6hafa. Hawai-
11-Am achr QUE m1Idar. Or PsIropauIskL
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=
Foa wrxDw AND PoaTs-Per KIagea. April 19th-Mr POr-
ur, uiEs AMI child, Mr. AouE. Mrs Hebron, Mrs spencer, w 3
Alrn and vile, "A Y HItchc0ck, Mr Van Cleye, "A KuihelaDi,
W n Brown. Mrs II > Hayes, + Hart, Jas Woods, Bizhop MAI
AKA, Eaahar sullivan, = IA Austin, Mr. Akana, IL Turton, and
abSdt IS deck.
For sAs saAScrsco-Per !. b. Ford. April 21ss-R Mag
min. " II MulI and son, . Cecil, II W GwiHim, Mr. hehson,
Capt Powers
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Projected Departsre-
Foa HGHA-schr Pusokahi, sails az FM.
Foa AHD Poars-Htmr kilauea. sails 90 M0nfay