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Proposed Amendment

To Article 81 of the Constitution granted on the Goth day Of
August, a. D.. 1864, in accordance with Article so Of said
Constitution. That Article 81 be, and the same is hereby
amended so as to read as follows:
ARTICLE 81. No person shall be eligible for a Representa-
tive of the people who is insane or an idiot; nor unless H. be a
male subject of the Kingdom. who shall have arrived al the
full age of twenty-one years, who shall know how to read and
write, who shall understand accounts, and shall have been
domiciled in the Kingdom fer at least three years Immediately
preceding his election. ami who shall own Real Estate or
Personal Property within the .iIgdOm Of d clear value, ever
and above all membranes Of a. least five hundred dollars.
AnnrnYeh this ....daY of .....-.. A. ID. 1876.
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Public Notice.

II has been determined to extend King Street in this city TO
Kapioani Park in Waikiki. by taking for this purpose a strip
of land one hundred GOO feet wide, extending from the present
easterly terminus of said street to Kapiolani Park, and all per-
sons who are interested in the property which will thus be
taken for public purposes, are hereby notified to present their
claims without delay to the Police Magistrate of Honolulu.
r.. LIsHMAN, Road Supervisor.
Road Supervisors Office, Honolulu, Nov %, 1877.
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FIEEMAA's BALL--At the coming anniversary Of
the Honolulu Fire Department, which occurs dur
ing the first week in February. we learn that it is
the purpose Of the members of Engine Company
No. /. to give a ball on an extensive scale at the
Hall Of the Armory. The necessary arrangements
to make the affair a perfect success are, we under
stand, being thoroughly perfected by an energetic
committed Of the company.
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MATCHES FOR COUNTEEs--There was an alarm Of
fire on Thursday p. m. about ~halfpast . O'Clock.
Some natives had been playing cards in a wooden
house in the rear of Mauuakea street, the counters,
or stakes. being friction matches. Somehow, a lot
Of these became ignited and set fire to the side OF
the house. The fire was easily extinguished with
out the aid Of the Department, which, however, was
promptly on hand.
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BRIEF MENTION.

The Rev. George Morris will preach ct Fort
Street Church tomorrow (Sabbath) morning and
evening, in the absence of the pastor, Rev. w.
Frear.
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LANDSCAPE PHOToGRAPHs.-Mr. Ii. l.. Chase, the
well known photographer, sailed for Hilo on the
LikelLe on Tuesday, intending to make a tour of
the Island of Hawaii, and we may expect on his
return to see some fine views of the grand and
picturesque scenery of that island.
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a New PRvY CoUNCILLOE.-We notice by the
Government Gazette of this week that the Hon. l..
McCuIIr. Second Associate Justice of the Supreme
Count, has been appointed by His Majesty to be a
member of the Privy Council Of State-in our
humble opinion Il very judicious appointment.
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By a notice in another column it will be seen
that a meeting of The District Lodge of Good Tenn
plars will be held this evening, at the Hall of the
knights of Pythias, on Hotel st. at 7 O'Clock, and
that the members of Subordinate Lodges are in
vited to attend.
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PIANO FORTE TUNING AND RETAIEING.-Mr j. l..
Hanchette will Gil all orders in tie above profess
sion promptly at Whitney, book store.
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TUESDAY RECEPTIONs.-Rear Admiral Murray
and the Captain and Officers of the U. S. Flag
Ship Pensacola, inaugurated on Tuesday last the
first of a series Of receptions on board, which are
to be continued during the stay of the noble ship
in our waters. every second and fourth Tuesday of
each month. The gallant Admiral and the Officers
of the ship were Jealous and untiring in their
efforts TO please and amuse their numerous guests.
and they certainly succeeded to a charm. The
excellent music of the ships band gave an Oppor-
tunity for dancing, which was freely INDUCED in.
with music and with flowers
Danced on the joyous hours
Youth hath its time
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SEVERAL articles prepared for this issue are un
a~vOidably deferred-among others 4 communication
on the subject of Reciprocity.
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BY THE Likeihe, on her last trip from Kauai We
learn that at midnight on the 18th she was obliged
to take her anchor on account of the heavy sea
that was coming in. and that after she left, the sea
broke all along outside of where she had been
anchored. 1t was very dry at Lihue and Koloa,
with q strong S. W. wind.
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l.. o. o. F., NSTALIATION.-D ID. G.. 5. Parke,
acting as NJ. w. G. NJ, assisted by Brother G. S.
Barlow. p. G., as G. NJ, and Brother J. S. Quincy
as G. s., installed the officers of Harmony Lodge
No. 3. l. o. o. F.; on Monday evening Jan. 2Ist,
in Odd Fellows Hall. The officers of Harmony
Lodge are f. A. Schaeier. n. G.; A. McWayne, 7.
G: W. J. LOvejoy, Secretary \. Roth, T; f.
Cunha, "; r. F. Bickerton. c; y. w. Bush, G; r.
". Laine ;. i. G..
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MUsIC AT TIE UoTEI~-Admir Murray has
kindly made provision for a weekly musical en-
tertainment OF our citizens by directing that the
fine band of the Pensacola shall play at the IIa-
waiian Hotel grounds every Thursday evening,
during the stay Of the ship in port. The fist Of
these concerts took place on Thursday evening
last, from h~alf-past seven till ten o'clock, and at
tracted crowds OF delighted listeners. The
grounds were lighted up with lanterns and torches.
and the scene was one of ~fairy-like beauty. The
Admiral is entitled to the thanks Of the com
munity.
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FOREST CULTuRE.-We beg to direct attention to
an interesting and instructive article on this subject
which we reprint from that standard publication,
the London Lancet, on our fourth page. We propose
to continue the agitation of this vitality important
subject until some adequate legislation is secured
for the preservation Of the forests Of these islands.
In this connection we notice that an enterprising
firm of this city, Messrs. a. S. Cleghorn & Co., have
imported by the last steamer from Sydney a quanti-
ty Of Eucalyptus seed. The rapid growth Of this
tree is wonderful, and its wood is valuable for a
variety Of purposes. In our opinion, II is the best
tree we can procure to replace our native forests,
which are so fast disappearing. II is the fayorite
tree with the people Of California, who are planting
immense numbers Of it to clothe the wide and open
plains that occupy go large a space in the area Of
that State. In some places there, the tree has grown
to the extraordinary height Of forty feet in two
years. Experience, on the Coast, teaches that they
should be planted in season to receive the benefit of
the winter rairs.
TIDAL WAVE We learn from Waialua on this
island that at about midnight on Sunday the Goth
inst, there was a sudden and violent ~irruption
there of the ocean, amounting to a tidal wave,
which from the description Of the damage done
must have been some ten or more feet in height.
At Governor Dominis' country residence, the sea
reached inland 80 yards beyond high water mark,
and with sufficient forca to overthrow a stone wall.
In other places the ancient sand-beach has disap-
peared and IN Its place are bare rocks and cobble
stones. We hear also that a field Of cane belonging
to O native was overfOwed and some damage dono
to the crop; a house was carried away entirely ia
one place near the beach. At the same hour when
the wave occurred at Waialua, people at Honolulu
who happened to be awake, noticed a sudden in
crease in the noise Of the surf on the reef, and
fishermen report that the tide cam in very rapidly
and unusually high, but nothing like what occurred
at Waialua. BY the steamer on Sunday morning
we may learn that the wave was noticed on Maui and
Hawaii, and perhaps in time We shall hear Of VOL
cauic disturbances somewhere.
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Arrivals at the Hawaiian Hotel during
January, 1873

DooToR TIsDALE gives special attention to the
treatment of the Eye and Ear.
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MUsIc.-The band will play this afternoon at
Emma Square, at Al p. m. The following is the
programme:
Finale, Opera, Luciadi LammeTmOor. .Donizetti
Waltz. The FuSlonS. Strauss
Selection, Opera, The Siege of Rochelle. -. .......... Bale
Song Without Words, Farewell ........-...... ......Lange
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A piece OfPastuPe Land
i'm PaIOlO Valley.

OAHU, surrounded by a stone wall and the Pail, including
several small kuleanas. Area, 10 9-10 acres. Part Of a lele
Of KapahuIu. See Chart l..
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The sale of the above mentioned Lois is hereby postponed
till further notice. J. MOTs SMITH,
Interior Office. Dec. IL, 1877. dis Minister Of Interior.
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Para las ESCuelas.
LIBR0S De TEXTO
Y IlECT0S DE- EISEllH2A

En- la Administration del BoLETIN sc
han recibido, Y Sc halhn Gle venta, los
siguientes libros y efectos:
EpitOnlcs de la Gramatica dc In Aca-
dcmia espaEIOIa a 81 40 ecntayos docc-
ma reaieS eicmpar.
COmpendiO de In GraInatica casfclIa-
ma de La Academia S $3.50 docena J a
80 centavos cjemplar
COniuga ciOn de tOdOs los verbOs irrC-
gulares castellanOs, por Gomez de Sa-
luzar, RS. ejempaT.
GeOmetria para nihos, por Vallin, S4t do
ceDa Y 80 cts. ell ejemplar.
COIecciones de 100 planchas dibuio lineal,
por Petit, ) pesos.
Albums caligraflcos s so centavos el elem
plar.
Cartas = biiletes de mcritO satisfac-
ciOn al cromo con eegantes alegorIas para
premio
Billetes de satisfaction Sl-20 ell ciento
Medallas plateadas de todas cases Y ia.
manos para premio.
Pedagogical de Avendaiio 81 so ejelnplar
PrOntuarios de Ort0Srafia de In Acade-
mia So 60 centavos doccna 35 centavos
ejemplar
ArlNuhctsCdA uc leJdla Sl-oO uOc0Ha u
20 centavos ejenplar.
Fnbulas dc Samaniego S2-25 docena 1
25 centavos ejempar.
GlIias del ArtesanO (lectura dc plumal
$3.50 docena 80 centayos cjemplar.
GeOgrafia de PaluZie ell negro a $3.50
docena Il 80 centavos ejemplar.
Resimen Historic de EspaSla por Ibo
Alfaro SO docena Y a 80 centayos ejem-
plar.
Aritmetica para DiiiOs por Vallin s4-25
doeena a 80 ceniayos ejemplar
Gramatica de In Academia (n-extenso)
SlS0 ejemplar
Ciencias Naturales por Mata Gayoso
$3.50 docona so centavos ejemplar.
RegiStrOs falta de asistencia $3.50.
COmpases reguladores de MADEIRA Sl-50
CristOs de VeIazquez d % reules.
Dibuio lineal dc labOres por Soils l-50
ldem iGCHil por id. il $3.50
CuadrOs de distribution de tempo trabajo
cartoa, 80 centavos.
Albums Historic natural Y hoias de teYto
Sl-50.
Pautas GeOgr:ificas por Fabra 20 centa-
vos.
SilabariO y librO primerO dc leCtura
por Solves, Il Is reales docena Y reaies
ejenplar.
Manual de Moral Pr:ictica traducido
por bona NJ. de los 4. Arroyo, Is reales
docena Y & reGles ejempar.
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EXPOSITION universal de Paris.

Hemos recibdo de nuestros corresponsales,
los Sres. GdHien y Prince, negociantes CO.
misonstas en- Paris, 36, rue Lafayette, una
carta que continuation eopiamoS. Recomen-
damos eficazmente aquellos de nuestros lee
torres que pensen ir Paris que aprovechen
los buenos serviclos que ofrecen nuestros ami
gos EetamoS dispuestos a dar cartas de re-
comendacion para dichos senores a todos los
que nos las pidan para que sus ofrecimientos,
dtiles desinteresados, lleguen conocmiento
de todos, publicarenos varias veces la carta
aludida.
Sr. Director:
"Atendiendo las buenas relaciones, que
"tiempo ha tenem0s en- ese pals las parti
"enlares que con V. frecuentamos, hemos
"crcido deber contribuir, de un nOdo espe-
"cial, 4 Ia reception de aquellos de los com
"patriotas de V. que quieran honrar Ia
"Francia visitando sa capital durdnte Ia Err
"poSici0n unireiSdL
Nos pOnemos a la entera disposition de
"lOB amigos de Y. Durante todo ei tempo de
ala ErD0sicioR los ,ectores del per6dico de
"V. p0dr3n yenir nnestra casa, con la fire.
"cuencia que deseen, para leer, EN- nuestras
"ofcinas, la collection de vuestro Diario
:. Ademas habra I'm hbro especial, que esta-
ara 4 disposition de vuestros compatrio-
"tas, en- Il estaran inscritos los nombres V
"quieran darnos estas n0ticias despues de sus
"legadas Paris. De este modo cada unO
"podra saber las sefas de las residencias de
"sus amigos que hayan llegado Francia en-
Hdiferentes diaS.
Los amigos de " podran ademis antes de
usalir de su pals, dar las seIlas de nuestra ca
"sa sus familias Nosotros recibiremos las
"cartas las entregaremos a sus duehos tan
"luego como, despues de las llegadas de los
"vapores corTeos que sc reparten en Paris.
" Asf podran pOcos diaS despues de su llegada
"a Paris, recibir de eus parentes y amigos
HQuc no hubiesen salido de snS habltualeS re-
1sidencias
Abriremos una Cuenta de dep6SitO a toda
"persona que 10 desee para ponerse al abrigo
" de los resgos que Sc corren en- los Hoteles.
Los yalores de toda cases que no sean
"entregados, seran devueltos en- todo tempo
"ya sea en- su totaIdad, en- muchas veces 4
vountad del que haya hecho ell dep6sito.
"Tambien nos encargaremos de hacer todes
les pagos con las Sumas que sc nos hayan
uconfado
Isl los negociantes, industriales partcu-
alares, deseasen durante Su permanencia en-
Paris, hacer algunas compras, ponemos su
disposition nuestra experiencia cOmercial,
"nuestro conocimiento de la plaza ell perso-
{" nal de nuestros eOmpradores.
g En- una palabra: los amigos de V. podran
"valerse de nosotr0s para adquirir t0das las
"noticias y los datOs que neceSiten nos apre-
"suraremos hacerles cuantos servicios ten
gan bien pedirnos.
Esperando tener la satisfaction de vera v
"le reiteramos la expression de nuestra distin-
''guida consideration h. julio los yier.
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Los nparatos para cultivar Ia terra por me-
'iio del vnpor. fai'rcdos por Ia casa de los Srcs
John Fowler Comp. de Leeds, Ian obtenido
ell las eXposicioncs agrirolas dc casi todos los
paises del mundO, ciento cinco premos dc pri-
mera Case, 81 metlul.ss v $4,000 en- dncro
10 que prueba suficieRtemente Ia cxcelencia
gran utilidad tie estos aparatos. Sc han cX-
pedido de Ia fabrica hasta Ia f.cha, sobre 5000
juegos de aparatos completes, adem&s dc gran
ndnero parcialmente. Las mcjoras Introduce
das en- los 1limos tres amos para adaptar me-
ior cstos aparatos. al cutiyo dc In cana, han
prodncido resultados tan buenos que para cum
plir con los peddos es menester despachar Sc
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LA PEQUEtA ANTILLA.
Gran Fzbsica montada a! papor
DE AGUAS
GASEOSO.MEDICINALN Y DE PLACER.

Alentado por Ia crociente y decidida
protection que 81 p1blico todo de esta
Isla viene dispensandome desde la ms
talacion de esta industrial en- esta capi-
tai, me obhga q no omitir medic alguno
de cuantos esten mi alcance para per-
feccionar simplifcando a la vez todos
los prcparados. Con tai objeto he ad-
quirido todas las maquinas, aparatos y
utensilios con que contaba LA DELICIo-
sA teniendo la seguridad de que ell p1-
blico sabra apreciar en- 10 que SO mere
ce este esfuerzo, Y seguira honrando ca
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da vez mas con sa confanza esta casa
Para mayor garantfa de los facultati-
vos asi como dc los enfermos, contin1a
siempre encargado de los preparadoa
medicinales el professor en- Farmacia de
Ia Universidad de Madrid d. Geronimo
Robredo, cuyo nombre inteligencia en-
estos trabajos son va conocidos en- esta
capital.
Para mas pormenores y preeios On
tenderse con D. Teodoro Taul6 en- Ia
misma Fabrica. - TETUAN. "a.
Puerto Rico, enero 13 de 1873.
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MOVINIENTO MlRiTINO.
ENTRADAS.

Dia 6--Vap. "Arno," de San Thomas, ca.
Greve, Ldtimer, dia navegacion,
car5a grail,
yap. Santiago, " de Barcelona, cap.
Rivera, ii s. de ri, Il dias navegacion,
gral.
Gol. Daniel Urbster," de San Tho
mas, cap. Fors, orden, l dia nayega.
ciOn, laStre
'' Col. "Lugano," de Bunsurck, cap.
Rowen, d Iriarte, ii dias navg., ma
deras.
" Col "Paq. de Arecibo. /" de Arecibo
cap Daniel, dia navg, lastre
7-Guayro 'Clementina, de Manatf
bat. Ch@quet, 3 dias navg., aZ1car.
8.-Vap. "Guipuzcoa," de Coruila, cap.
Escobar, a Ezquiaga, 10 dias navega-
cion, grail.
Vap. "Hadji," de New-York, captain
Harris, Latimer, dias nava., grail
o. Col. "Clementina. de Fajardo, cap
Escotolif, dia navg., lastre
Berg. gol. ing. 'Texada, =" de Halifax
cap. English, d Latimer, IL dias ma
vegacion, salaZon.
' Berg. ital. Papa Costa" de Santa
Fe, cap Giordano, d Palacios, 81
dias navg., lastre.
" -" Berg. gol. ing. Julia" de New York
cap. Peterson, d Delgado, IL dias ma.
vegacion, hielo.
" Berg. gol. esp. ''Modesto," dc Santa
Pola, cap. Carbonell, d Palacios, q
dias navg., frutos.
:" Berg. gol. esp. Catalina" de Alme
ria, cap. Lingala, d Ezquiaga, frutos
60 6 Pol. gol. Trinidad" de Palma, cap
Bonet, a Pastor, frutos.
10.-Vap. "Lotaringia, de Mayagiiez, ca.
pitan Hause, d Feddersen, dia ma
gacion, trans.
Vap. 'Espanol," de Humacao, cap
Aviles, d Caracena, dia nayg., gral
Berg. "Bartolome,' de Malaga, cap
E. Rodriguez, S. de Pi, Al dias ma
vegacion, frutos.
11.--Gol. ''Adela," de Arroyo. cap. Her
nandez, 8 dias navg., provisiones.
Col. "GilGa, de San Thomas, cap
Bouflo.
12.-yap. ing. 'Arno," de Naguabo, cap
Green, d Latimer, trans.
/" '' Vap. IN. Barcelona" de Mayagiiez
cap. Villamil, Caracena, trans.
13.-Vap. ''Habana," de Cadiz, cap. Ci
miano, d Ezquiaga, trans.
:" Berg. ''B. Marie," de Santa Cruz
cap. Wolk, d Feddersen.
Pasajeros llegados aver en- ell "Habana"
p Andres Pinedo -Dofla Carmen Colon
Juan del Amo.- Manuel Perez. Juan Bue
no.-Juan Salichs y Sra.
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el uso del acero en- lngar del herro; el proper
bOmbear aqua, aserrar nladcras, mover ccntri-
tugas, amentar aIambiques, etc. todo 10 cuaI
Sc pucdc haccr con In mayor facIdad en- los
int6ryalos de Ia aracion, y por 1ltimo la reduc-
cion en- prcciO que lie pone al acance de toda
hacienda dc medaua extension. Para mas de-
TALES dirigirsc en- Ponce al que suscribe, ngc-
Micro, como tambien sobre toda case de ma
quinaria para azGcar, ron, cafe, arroz, maiz
ladrIIlos, hiclo, maderas, ferro-carriles, tram
Was, rcmolcadores, y cualquiera clase de ma
quinaria colonial
Ponce, l" de encro de 1873. - Roberto
Grahdnl, agente. Vi6r.
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en- construction constantcmcnte ccnto cin-
cuenta pares de maquinas con sus correspon-
dientes accessories aglicolas, y el cmpleo dc
l,400 operarios
Las ventajas que ofrece el arado al vapor al
propictario, son independenril re!ativa con
respect0 los j0rnaleros tuerLa animal que
sc emnlna en- c,tos trabaios, consiguienl0se
ademas tener las tierras mejor aradas y lstas
mas tempo, resultando de ESQ modo grandes
economias en- ell cutivo y nnyores produc-
tOS.
Las ventajas que Ofrecen las mejoras arriba
mencionadas, el tener igua fuerZa de Traction
con maquinas mas ligeras manuables ; mayor
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~ Para las negociaciones confereneiaran
preylamente los intereSadoS con el Director
el Secretario eXpresando Sempre por escrito
en- carta 8 nota hrmada, su pretension Ia
cperacion que propongan. 81 resultare un
convenio, Sc dirigiran Sccretara Contadu-
rio, segun los casos, con obeto de formaliZar
la opcracion.
A La Sociedad no da prestamo menos
lie 800 pesos, moneda corrente no admite
dep6sito con interes cantidad que baje de
200, nj plazo menor de tres mescs TaMPo
co en- cuenta corriente menos de 300 pesos al
abrirse, no pudiendO bajar de 30las deInss en-
tTegas
So Los documentos cuyo cobro Sc o. Ne
Ia Sociedad, deben presentarse en- Contaduria
un da antes, por 10 men0S, de su vencimientO !:
han de ser por cantidad tia fquida, pagade-
ros en- esta Capital dentro &c un plazo que no
exceda de ounce dias, y 80 importe mayor de
80 pesos
g. Solo Sc abonaran en- cucnta corriente
entregas en- metalie0 no considerandoSe abo-
nables nj disponibles los valores que Sc presen.
ten para su cObro, hasta que este Sc haya rea-
lizado.
y. Las ordenes de pago 6talones al porta-
dor que expidan contra la Socedad los que
tengan EN- ella cuenta corriente, sc preSentaraH
tamben Ell Contaduria.
So La Sociedad no responde de los perjui-
clos que provengan de Ia sustraccion perdda
de un talon pero suspendera su pago, 81 antes
ha sido prevenido por ell lbrador
g." FL ducno de una cuenta corriente que
tenga su domiCilio fuera de esta Capital, abo-
nara, ademas de los gastos naturales de mov-
miento de fondos ell 10 por comision de rene
So, cuando este Sc yeritiQue.
1o.' Sc fila. por ahora, para los descuentos,
ell interes de l01, y para osprestamos ell l29%%
liz La Socedad abonara por los depositos
con el interes ell 68.
l2.' La comision de cobranza que no Sc
applique cuenta corr. ente, sera ell i}9S sobre la
cantdad Que represente ell documento.
l3'. Todo tipo de interes Sc entiende anual,
y para ell I-lculo de todas las operaciones de
nfereses, Sc conSiderara ell aao de II meses Y
ell mes de so dias.
IA Las letras cargo de la Sociedad Sc
presentaran para Su aceptacion de 10 en-
Contaduria, para su cobro en- todaS las horas
de despacho.
Con estas reglas, y las que para el regimen
interior tiene acordadas ell Consejo de Drec-
cisn, es seguro que las operacioncs de la So
ciedad marchar&n con la misma rapidez que
en- una casa particular de Banca sin que su-
fran los interesados molesta alguna Toda la
tramitacion CORE cargo de las ofcinas, cuyos
empleados resolveran las dudas, Y facitaran
ejemplares de los Estatutos Regamentos, asi
como de este pliego, atodas las personos que
los solicitor.
San Juan Puerto Rico, Mayo Is de 1871
E1 MARQUES de la Esperansa, Director. my ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-15
Secisdaa Aa6nima
DE
CREDITO MERCANTIL.
S. ]. PUERTO-RICO.

Can,plidos los requisites legales, Sc ha
oonststuido esta Sociedad en- 10 tornsa acor-
dada en- session de Ii de Noviena6re .aJtimo
por los accioniStqS del BANC0 DE
PUERTO-RIOO en- rroyecto.
En- su consecuenca ell Consejo de Direction
ha determinado que este ESTABLISHMENTS de
credito mercantil colnienze funconar desde
luego, que Sc publiquen las reglas que deben
observar los que entablen relaciones con el, y
son las siguentes
L. Las otclnas estaran abiertas para el
despacho del p1blico desde las diez de Ia ma
mana hasta las tres de la tartle.
q Para todo 10 referente las aeciones de
la Sociedad, Sc dirigiran los interesados al Ne
gociado de 0cciones . sus sncidenciGs, en- la
Secretaria.