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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-19
HAYES AND


Az ''"'
nave S.sn no~..eu upon zen h.yes
nnce ms no"'"Al'on iAs' ho~y sno~
IN vnAs esteem the o'd nero 10 ns'd "
his eoun'rymsn. non ssnss tue NOM
ina'on was . disapPo'ntmsn''o'ns Pso-
p's' Blame had come 70 " iooked upon
va man VINO AMY ~aiA Over
course ne was defeated IN inc W
non' q ms ir'sAds were sa'arAi'y
ehAsnned. Ia o hayss' however,
they md q maj Who Is In every sense ~
honest As Blame and judging rom the
tone oil the press d the country "
strong ! n the Affections OF the people.
hs 10 n man against whom his bistsrsss
enemy has never vsntured to whisper .
scandal. HIS nomination makes the
election In Ohio sure. and Ohio IL one
Of The doubtful states whose voice Is al
powerful IN deciding the national con-
ssss. Taken oil In ell We believe the
nomination TO have been n good q
ait waA possible Tor the hspabliean
party to make. and We certainly bsli'vs
. . oos. Hayes vii 10 tinmphsn''y
'r..a - 'S's~S''.
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seeretary BrisseW Rssigns.
20 n.
The Easssrn Question Gradually
Settling ItseiE

Lno Eantefn Quesstou 0rauusity
ssstiing ITSELF
BRussELs, Juno lie Nord." The
Russian organ. says: The language Of tho
British Ministers. and tone Of the British
press, shows that England desires the
pacihcation Of Turkey by . real improve
ment In the lot Of her people. Russia
will especially approve OF the adoption
Of such . course by the English Cabinet.
a she IL Indifferent what Power effects Inn
provement In the present unbearable posi-
ton Of the eastern Christian. II England
desires 10 tako tho initiative she may count
before hand on the sympathy and approval
Powers.
has decided 10 complain Of Austria for con-
cross her frontier into Turkey.
The sentence Of the Court-martial at IA
lonica, condemning the Government II
that city 10 n years suspension from Of
fec and their Turkish officers 10 forty.iive
days imprisonment. has been vet aside NJ
insufficient. On the representations of
France and Germany. the parties will bc
tried again at C~onstantinople for lack OF
energy and foresight.
LONDON. July ia Berlin dispatch
says the Montencgrans. wishing TO prevent
the r~evictualing Of Nikish, Mukhtar Pasha
remains inactive TO Afford time for nego-
tiations.
A Berlin special announces that Baron
Rodich has again gone TO Suttorina 10 urge
the insurgents 10 accept the armistice.
CoSsrANTiNoPLE, June 17.-Safret Pasha,
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PPspariagte XIII Tt1dena ~ > Is Leat
New Yonx, June f7.-An informal niset-
Of Democratic Aldermen and their CLERKS
was held In the rooms Of the Third Ward
House yesterday 70 consider tho propriety.
Of going 70 81. Louis In . body. II trans-
pired that all the Aldermen. except Levin
and Lysaght, are 70 proceed there and WORK
against Tilden. Two Democratic clerks
Will accompany them. The departure o.
| these gentlemen will leave the Board Of
Aldermen without . quorum.
Tribune" reporter interviewed Thur
| low Weed, who said: "In my judgment
| the nomination Of Hayes and Wheeler will
arouse and unite In this State all the en-
| thusiasm which characterized our elections
| during the rebellion" When asked what
be thought Of Tilden's strength. Weed said:
~ am willing 70 DO put on record for an
expression Of opinion that II Tilden In ever
the Democratic candidate for President or
| Governor. the Republican State ticket will
b. elected by from $4,000 TO $1,000 ma
jority."
The Tribune" says. editoriaily. Of the
outlook ct 1t. Louis: Tflden has 1851
Of $50 votes. He will need half a. many
more to secure . nomination, but there
are 48 votes classed ~ unknown and IS
besides Of delegates not yet elected. and II
10 . rather curious circumstance that these
undetermined votes, II cast for Tlden.
would Just give him q two-thirds majority
In the convention.
Secretary Brissew Rssigns.
WASHINGTON. Juno l7.--Sccretary Bris-
tow. In Q letter 10 the President. written
this morning. formally tenders his resig.
nation Of the Office Of Secretary AZ the
Treasury. to take effect on Tuesday next,
the Goth instant. His resignation has
been accepted. The reasons assigned for
his retirement have already been stated.
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TIE clock which Is to Be presented 70
the city Of Philadelphia by Mr.. ssybsrs
Of that place. and which will b placed
in the tower Of Independence Hall. has
been finished. II weighs altogether siz
thousand pounds. the pendulum-rod and
ball alone Weighing nearly seven hun
drsd pounds. One Of its combinations
10 20 adjusted that at times a hammer
viii strike ON tho bell in the tower the
numbsr thirteen. to represent the num-
Der Of the original States. and seventy
siz. to represent the year Of the century
In which the Declaration OF indspsn'
dencs Was published.
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GENERAL NOTES.

Tur Reese River Rereile Of Saturday
says: "a huge whirlwind swept over
the hills. commencing at about the cor
nsr Of Main and Sixth street and travel.
ing southeast. this afternoon. A
couple Of hours afterwards several wo-
men we're inquiring II anybody had
seen their Johnniss and willies. They
will probably and their darlinss over In
Marshall canyon.
TIE veterans Of the Mexican war liv.
ing In the far west and extreme South
west have obtained free passes to their
Centennial union In Philadelphia and
return, from the Central Pacific. Union
Pacific and Texas Pacific railroads. the
last named purchasing tickets for them
on some Of the intsrmsdiats lines.
Tur Rsno,Josnai says that the farm
ere Of washos county are complaining
bitterly Of the backward Spring. The
srass has stood still during the cold
snaps. and is now half grown instead Of
ready 70 cut. Hay will be scarce this
year. and We advise all to hold on and
take . benefit.
IT IL again reported that the Mormons
intend 10 smigrats in large numbers to
New Mexico. The San Francisco Chron.
ids intimatss that an immense batch OF
land on the Canadian river IL about be-
ing transferred to the Mormon lssdsrs.
TIE Carson Tribune says 1t 10 author
ized to state that George W. Cassidy.
Of the Eureka Sentinel. Is not q candidate
for the Democratic nomination for Con-
grsss. butthat he will be . candidate for
State Senator from Eureka county.
OProsrrIoS 10 the union OF Church
and State in England is organized and
sctivs. A fund OF $500. 900 has been
raised. and within year nearly a thou
sand meetings have been held and q vast
quantity Of publications distributed.
MAJoa GENIAL MCDOWELL will sue
coed Major General Schoneld In COM
mand OF the military Division Of the
Pacific. and he IL expected to arrive In
San Francisco for that purpose to-mor-
row.
TIE Board Of County Commissioners
Of Eureka county have passed an order
making the Chairman Of the Board the
only authorized person to purchase sup
plies for the county.
Coxonrss has established = Postofiee
Al Dackwater. Nys county. with Isaac
Irwin 20 Postmaster.
THE Centennial expects TO open Ito
to 800. 900 visitors on the Fourth Of
July.
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81LD I'LL :101DAx. JULIE ". tYIg
A TEw woRDs OF wARSINa.
The nov rapidly approaching Fourth
Of July viii Be celebrated In every ham,
let. village. town and city In the United
States - no Fourth Of July has been
before. II IL the Centennial
year Of the great American Rspahlic.
and American enthusiasm 10 al ablazs
II should b. The hundrsdth hnni-
vsrsary Of the day on which our freedom
vas born. il one vhichis sure 10 bring
forth all that patriotic fsrvor which In
latsnt In the breasts Of our eitizsns.
There viii Be p-roessaions and salvos Of
artillery throughout the land. The
night will b illuminated BY bonfrss.
and the second Centennial Of our coun-
try's glory viii b ushsrsd In, - Il de-
serves TO Be. With rejoicing all over this
broad continent. The hsartinsss with
which We oslebgsss viii prove the meas
urs Of our patriotism. and dsrnonstrats
TO the world the sincerity Of q dsvo-
ton 10 free institutions - embodied and
made living with . nav life. In the slo-
rious principles Of n American Con-
~ 50.
" nv
nou' n INN oai
'as '0' ~. .
Ana n
IN ao'he 'n's NO mus NOS " un1u'u,
o. me Anesf Sn''n ARG p~.,
OF the e'l'o'su0n' ou. 5ou'n mus
permi''sd ' sapsno 'hs'l Psa
IN inc uns-honofsd way. Inc oohnf'a
must b lighted. and the eraeks" must
be exploded, and the cannon must roar
IN. -hu. al ,h;. 4. ,oino nm - mu.t
hk smcisnt means 70 pretses ouf sovns
and our cities from any danger which
- - A.. .,s,. and IN.
nsy uiss h'"tn sns ~
crackers, and the cannon. We cannot
IT,, a. nab. holocaust nj Gold uill
,--n
IN cslsbrauon OF y Cshtsnniai rour'n.
Let us By al means have all the fun We
-. ... l., ~. .-r,ho,;,;.. nm. A. n that
A
b fun 10 not male sns means OF sns
destruction OF our thriving town.
IT.. R,.,a M ura.rv,;,.r, M Gan
IN
Francisco nave hken AL me pfscsouonA
within their power 10 prevent any
a,...,,or. .ona..,.ao,. an m. .,.st
holiday. Thsy nave issued circular
10 thsir agents ali over the coast. and by
,L-...,-.u,,..-..-..I. l,.,., 49,
snsii -.
tectivs police OF insurance men In this
io-.,,.v Tia eircular ready m follovs:
81. ,,rv NJ the very general celebration
Of the Fourth Of July. and the more than
nsuai inie,es. s.isaains INC sPpIo.sn,ns
ssry ,hst every one inters.sed i'm nre in
suranee. should rscognise the imminent
s,sasrssssrs and other dsnserous srplo.
slves. and should lend his aid 10 restrict
their use :. lar - pos.,oas. = massUrss y
avert he anticipated resnits. We do not
expect the entire psohieition o. the use Of
sssni" are urrssi 10 leaI In he inyesti.
gallon Of the condition Of the fro engines
mo wser supply; and ~ ioeA.'nes yne -
H.. az hnsas.. IN ,s..i,nsS. m AZ.
tinguish incipisn. fires. when an alarm
I. given -. ars, ie. : Are PRESTON nnr
sr,uts 10 sct promptly and vigorously.
constituting thsmssl!e. In . special man
g w. TpSsrrri,ins espi.sI n he country.
10 that the approaching Centennial ami.
yer.sry may not psss into history IS n Of
the black letter days TO the Underwater
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NJoRrH CALHOUN GOLD AID SILVER
N hinlng. comPsn! Location OF prinelpsl
place Of buIiness. Cola Hill. Nevada. Location
81 works, Eagle and Carson Mining District.
g; Sru,ss ses sso s:v: d. T ma '1. ,,ss Ssn,s q
Company are hsrsby no,iaed that the annual
mssiinr Of the stockhoiders Of the said COM
pany will ts held 81 the once OF the COMPANY.
81 fhonss lisiiagh.r's ONE, ooll Hi. Nsysda,
on "WEDNESDAY, the 18Th day Of july. 1879. q
Trustees and the trsnssction Of such other
business - may DO brcught before said meet.
irg, u. I. rUHxAn, Sscretsry.
Geld Hill. Nsvsda. June 10. 1879. jeistd
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A Paris dispatch from Belgrade says
the Servian Governments decision In
favor Of peace IL opposed 10 the wishes Of
the whole people. and tho position u A.
fairs 10 becoming dangerous for Prince
Milan.
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THIS IL THE REsr ROUTE gAsr

Its Track 10 Of BTEEL RAILS. and on II has beeu
made tbs fastest time that has ever been made IN
this country. ny this route passenger. for points
s.st o. hleaso have choke Of The following lines
By tbs Piii.burg. FORT Wayne and Chicago and
Pennsyi,a nia ksiIsay,.IhIs thr"ush I.'ns
Phiisieiphia and New Yerk on each train. One
through train. with Pullman Palace Cars.
nv N, lac sSore and Michigan southern Railway
sna Connections New Yofk Central aud Eris
kailp.a. -Thrss through train. d.lly; With
ING Car. through 10 New York, - -,
by q. M,s .ns s,, cs .ns H.. ars ssa. T rsnis., G la.
70 New Ysrl.is Slss,ra Yah. BanAio. nosh.
M, i s.,5S ss s's and a's oh Gg iuiiiosa-r~o through
trains daily. with Pullman Palace Cars. lor
Newark, Zanr.yiilr. Wheeling. Washington and
baltimore. without change.
This Is the shortest, hhs.t and only lin. running
Pullman's celebrated Palace Sleeping Cars aLi
Coaches. connecting With Union Padne Railroad
nsnnsn. Cedar KapIis, CLINTON. sterling and Di,.
on. for Chicago and the hast.
This popular route u unsurpassed ~ speed,
Comfort and Safsty. The .lnooth, well lsil..ici
sysismI Of movins irsins, the regularity VIII which
t ti.su aSn :. .ns 70 s' cSis.ss is".. 81 pssnis ws.,. -.
cure 20 passengers all The coDiforts VI tpsiern Rail.
way Travelling. No changes Of ears aud Nc tedious
delays 81 ferries.
Passengers will mi tickets via thi. fa,orlts route
Al ths Ueneral Ticket Ofiess Of the Central Fadne
Railroad In San frsnelsco and SACRAMENTO, and IN
slIthe Ticket once. ofths ceniral Pacing lsllrosJ.
MARVIN uUGnITs den. Pass. Agent
Den, supt., Chicago.
a.. y. sTANwOOp.. General Agency. ~ Mont
romsry street. San ffaneiseo. zhloy
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snisrow,s RESIGNATION.

On Saturday Benjamin H. Bhstov
rsaisnsd his position - Secretary Of the
Treasury. Il has bssn rumorsd for
some time past that be intended 10 take
this step. II appsas that his relations
With President Grant Of late have not
been Of the most friendly character. and
Il va said that he felt grossly insultsd
By the neglect Of the Chief Magistrate
10 consult him In regard 10 the recent
changes in the Cabinet. What were his
reasons for abandoning the post In
which be has proved % e6hcisnt an Of
hesr can. Of course. only Be conjsctursd.
The rumor went forth before the Gin
cinnati Convention that II he failed TO
secure . place on the Republican ticket.
he would soceds from the party and &C
ospt the Democratic nomination for
Vice President. W. have great faith In
Mr.. Bristow's adherence to his phn'
ciples - . Republican. and sinesrsly
trust that this story Ia not true. His
loss will Be severely felt In the Cabinet.
and whatever his reasons for retiring
may be. the nation at large cannot but
regard his action q . calamity.
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AsoUr a. sharp . swindling game -
has been brought to u notice lately Is
one noticed in the Urbana Citizen Of last
week. A leaf represented as being
from . catalogue Of works Issued by q
Arm in New Jersey. Is sent to preachers
On the leaf. . work entitled "Rsminis-
ssness Of the Ministry" il marked. with
the price 81. Accompanying the leaf ID
. letter from . stranger saying that thu
book marked contains severe reflections
upon the preacher to whom the leaf ID
sent, and no Ia notified Of the fact thai
he may seek redress. II is supposed. Of
eourss, that the minister will feel inter
es,ed enough to send q dollar for the
book-and here In where the swindls
comes in.
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GOLD MIL MINERS UNION.

FUNERAL EOTtcp.-NEMBiRs OF THE
il Gold Hill hiners' Union are requested 10
g emile Of their Hall, In Gold Hill. on TUES
Day, June soth d 3:30 O'Clock r. ~. 10 atiead
the ninsni Of their laic brother. JAS. BREW.
By order THOS. BURKE, u. esid.nt.
q. n. MonHsoS. SECRETARY. jsien
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DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Arc prepared tIpr,siy for this class Of com.
plaints, and We recommend them % . speedy
and Elective remedy. Their general tonic
Eject on the whole system IL extremely lsne-
ncial. you cannot take them without bsing
benefited b. them. The impmdent youth. the
over.worhsd man, the pnmatursiy old, ths
married and single men and women. alike. will
hnd In this remedy
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HousGkEEPiKo GOODS.
Bsfnslsy. seoteh and Irish Danash,
psnask Table Cloths and Napkins;
Towels and TovsHne;
Linen and Cotton
r--.-o sAsstinss and shlrtipu
Table and Piano covsrst
LAes curtains, Etc.,
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Coxonrss has established = Postofice
al Dackwaier. Nys county. with Isaac
Irwin 20 Postmaster.
THE Centennial expects TO open Ito
arms TO 800. 900 visitors on the Fourth Of
July. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-19

BREW In Virginia City. Juss 18Th. Jsmss
Brow, . native Of Ireland. asrd 81 yeats.
THE funeral will take place. 10 morrow 81 so
r. n. ffon the Gold Hill hioers' Union Hail.l
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TIE Board Of County Commissioner
Of Eureka county have passed an order
making the Chairman Of the Board the
only authorized person to purchase sup
plies for the county.
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial AoOettlser
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4.
Decline in Prices Of Goods.

Since the great sllcs Of cotton and WOODEN
goods in New York the most prominent dry goods
dealers have been marking down prices. The
reduction began with the downtown houses,
which find their principal customers among the
middle or Iaboring class of the population, those
in short. who have been obliged TO economic
their means. X has since extended 10 great up
town dealers, such as A.. L. Stewart x Co, Lord
x Taylor, Arnold, Constable q Co. and others
All of them have put down prices. and under the
spur Of competition are acting on the principle
Of quick sales and small profits. The policy Of
thus leading the way from q doll to an active
trade by Offering unusual incentives to buy Is
undoubtedly q good one. From 4 New York
paper the annexed statement is given
The better class or dealers agree that prices
promise to remain low. They are convinced that
they have reached hard pan. and that they must
work therein. Every sign and indication goes 10
strengthen their conviction. In scores OF fashion,
able shop windows placards are now to be seen,
where they never were seen before, announcing
the cheapness Of the article on exhibition. y
pair of hose that q year or two ago would cost 81
or 81 %, is now labeled with 4 card on which is
printed ''5Oc.' or use" Undershirts which
used to reach from 81 to 81 are now exposed in
the windows and marked down to 30 cents and
81. Many shirt makers advertise TO make twelve
shirts for as many 81 bills, or q single shirt can
be bought for s at places where two years ago
the cheapest they had cost 81
All kinds of hosiery have heen marked down
l21 per cent, and the price of linen and fine
dress goods has also been reduced. y short time
ago it was predicted that in consequence of tile
short crop Of raw silk the price of all kinds OF
manufactured silks would advance. But thus far
they have not been affected. In answer to inquir-
les about the matter, a. L. Stewart < Co., said,
There has been no advance in silks, and they
did not know that there would be !" that they
had a large and splendid stock of silks, and there
would certainly be no change in prices until it
was sold out. Arnold, Constable & Co., thought
there would be a small advance, but Lord & lay
lor did not believe there would be an advance
either in silks or dry goods for some time yet to
come. Large stocks OF silks on hand with no
change in prices are reported by other dealers,
and all report a general marking down in every
variety of dry goods. Woolens, too, are lower
than they have been for years. The Sun says
that in Baltimore the prices ticketed on goods in
the windows indicate similar reductions. Bread
stuffs, too, are low, though We believe meats
have not yet been reduced. With Ow prices for
all articles of wear and consumption, lower
wages will be less sensibly felt by the working
classes, and having reached hard pan, things will
get better.
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California Lime and White Brother .! 3"
ENGLISH PORTLAND CEMENT. BEST
u Quality. For Sale by (mhlD BOLI.ES & CD.
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THE RIDGE HOUSE
-REALARERU1 III nj WAL

Ia THE TIA WAIIAN A ARE
lss!U noted the world over for their unriyaied salubriiy of
eaW climate. Certain localities Ia the group are espec-
klx tally favored In this way-Tbe District 81 kona, on
the leewan1 side Of Hawaii, has long been famed NJ a place of
resort for invalids with bronchial, OF lung diseases. Win lis
pure and mild atmosphere, with its absolute freedom from
storms or high winds, with ne porous s0il which, With all rs
rich vegetation, retains no dampness and yields no malaria, and
with an ~unyarying temperatnre-hat o. the American OF
Southern European yune-ALL THE YEAR ROUND the
the globe.
The undersigned at his house at Kaawaioa, a house une-
qualed In the district for size, cleanliness, commodiOuancus,
and thoroughness Of furnishing, IL prepared 10 give boarders
excellent rooms hno al ObtAinnble comforts IN the way Of diet.
THERE ARE FRESH Watch BATHS
on the premises, and nDe sea bathing within a short distance.
The steamer Klauea and the schOOners uiiama and Prince, run
regularly between Honolulu and the KaawalOa landing.
The undersigned employs no agents nor runners. Ills house
speaks for Itself upon inspection. A TODD.
Kaawaloa, Keainkekua Bay, Kona, Nov. 10, 1873. all
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BALTIMORE OYSTERS!

ESH FROM THE OF LOUIS
McsIurray X Co, received per Ceylon. In cases Of two
dozen each-OOO Dozeu-in one and two pound Cans.
For sale low v (au1I BOLLES & co.
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FOR SALE, ON KING STREET. MAUKA
side, near Thomas Square, four lots, 1o0xl5O, forming one
splendid building block.
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FOR SALE, AT WAIKIKI, THREE

FOR SALE, AT KALIHI, TWO ACRES
On one lo) Of Rich Tsro Land.
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Real Estate Exchange

WNOR SALE, ON BERETANIA STREET,
mauka side, six lots, 1O0x1j0. These are choice building
lots, situated opposite Messrs. Dillingham; and Castles proper
ty, and have the water pipes close thereto.
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u TIEY w q y
E mauka side, six lots, lO0xljO. These are choice building
lots, situated opposite Messrs. Dillingham; and Castles proper
ty, and have the water pipes close thereto.
o SALE, ON KING STREET, MAUKA
side, near Thomas Square, four lots, 1o0x150, forming one
splendid building block.
FOR SALE, ON BERETANIA
makai side, opposite the residence Of w X Buchanan, Esq, S
lots, 100xl50. This property is we'll fenced, and will be sold
in one block or in two blocks, OF 4 lots each.
FOR SALE, ON VIA
mauka side, two valuable and choice buildings allotments,
each 4 acres.
FOR SALE, A MILK, o AND CHlCk-
EN- RANCH, with dwelling house and improvements, at ka-
lihi. This property must be sold 10 close partnership accounts,
and it offers a splendid chance 10 an industrious man having
about $500.
o SALE, AT WAIKIKI. ON THE SEA,
a pleasant cottage with one acre Of land, wei fenced. Good
sea bathing.
o SALE, AT MANOA, TW ACRES
Of choice Banana and Taro Land, 4 bargain.
o SALE, AT KALIHI, TWO GRE
On one lo) Of Rich Tsro Land.
o ALE AT WAIKIKI, THREE ACRES
Of Kula Land, situated near the property Of His TX. W. j.
Z. T. o'HALLoRAN. Solicitor,
At the Offices Of the Real Estate Exchange, 81 Fort st., lobo-
lulu, where all persons having property for sale, lease or mort
gage may register the same without payment 81 any Zee.
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