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INCIDENTS AND GUESTS AT sEABRGCHT.

SEAgRIGuT n. j. Aug 20.-ln this pleas
ant aud prosperous the summer days gliding
away TOO Tor the guests Of The hotels and the
many cottagers here. There cases OF typhoid
fever in -eaDrght and the only in this section
the Two sht cases at the Hotel Bellevue.
Oscar Wide Is to lecture III the dningroom Of the
Ocfagon House tomorrow evening.
f. Wocot Jackson the general superintendent Of the
Unired Railways Of New-Jersey and family at the
Peninsula House.
Henry : Leayltt, OF NewYork has purchased a large
plot oil ground on Wardaye., RunsOn Bluff, which he
Will erect three tine cottages.
Minn Paul. who largest property holder here, is
having plans drawn hotel which Will be erected
this fall 1t will built the handsome plot OF ground
opposite the Peninsula House, and viii be one oi the
most complete hotels Oh this coast
Contracts have been made for tho erection Of alarge
number OF cottages here this fall
FP Earle ana family, OF NewYork, are at the PENN
sula House.
Carl scnurz and family who have been staying at the
eoobrght Hotc all summer started for tue mountains
Friday.
william Carey sanger. Of Brooklyn, Is among the
guests OF the Octason House.
Among the late arrivals at the hotels the follow
ing:
Al tie Peninsula House.-A. c. Downing. A. II. De
Haven, vic ami Guild 4. j. Fay aud family, q. /.
Woodmin and family, A; r. Conklin, Cortland smith,
uebrr ana family, W. H. Colwe and wlle, Miss +. j.
COlwGl. Mis- l.. ii. Reid, Hiss j. H. Reid Miss Natalie
Downing Miss Lucy Downing, OF New-Iork, Mr.. and
La Fetra, OF Brooklyn; Miss 4. Reid of
Albany, y. Y; Mrs. l.. B. McComb snd
family, OF Wilmington, Del; r. II. stoersh oi LAYER.
poo. T. H. Rose " u Pvais. of Camden, \. }. M and
1rs T. T. Jordan. Mrs. George Clark OF Rac0, Tex .
Ryder aud FAMILY. OF Rock Ledge. ta.i PT. W lnoht,
son and family. OF PhuAdelpnl.; t. e. Nalthai ana
| family. OF Mssissppii W. H. alsIare ana FANNY Oh
kew-lOrk. . 80, , ~, ,.,
Al me oeabriqht Hoe-James H. Giles, Carl Pfeiher
N W..rudouoa George A. Freeman, Jr, Eml CUNT ana
| family n y satterlce Mr.. and airs L. \. fhOmI-
son Joseph >. Hail, Frank +. Foote Miss o l. Chcr-
Tree William = Moss, Augustus Norris. Mis- Gunthcr,
Frank Porter Miss Porter, j. Moyns, Hon D NJ BLlsoh
ford j Iul cas-, Dr. Il. W chaplin IL d. lockwood Mrs.
l. ~ Iaylue Col. NJ L. kltCner, Waring i. Darlington,
lanes A. Trowbrdgc, r. H. Childr, Mr. and Mrs. G. n.
Cnds Miss Snyder, Miss Mary Hoyt OF New York, Pro
fessor w. Z. Williams 5. IL. Swan. sidney u. Van D. ko
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DEATH or a PRIEST Al HOsPIT1L.

Father Hackett, OF Monaghan, Ireland, died
at st. Peters Hospital. Brooklyn, at 10 O'Clock last
night The funeral will place at St Paus Church.
corner Court and gressSts, Brooklyn tomorrow
at 10 a.
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er,,r,or IN all CnIltic. Alternative specific TO- III
aisorso f the stomach and Altneys Avoid adTst
orclgu. actIiiV n t1It G.pOs
oei heu bottled" ,ucn waters are positive VTdHt5 AMI
impair the ds,st,e organs ana Alihoya
Pile. Permanently Eradcated
3 weeks, hgaturc seal ~
cuar containing references D. HOlI, % Vest its-
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Special Notlces


All Fire Insnrant> that have been unfairly treated by
@hrIi y NS\IST'K HIRE TIE Nj. iROPOLE,
ANtRICAN CENTRAL, LhE LoAG ISLAND,
are rsqucsted 10 address USTIC r., Tribune once
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

variations i' city By rnth
Of time Tor the
white line pres~ns tr oso aion
B. dufug aOus Toe broken or irl in
emf
: R0sceaJ
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Ready This Morning.
rHE SYSTEMATICALLY rRIBrNE

Price I'm wrappers reAy mailing g.. cslls psr COR
one COPY year, ave COPIES fik Ten cpP's aal u
eAtla 80 Postage a. oAscs 1899 % ths sl9scs Ies
me I4lIDL y ~,
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TAXING THE VEIL.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 21.-At the Convent of
botIe Dane 10 day the following young women took the
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THE DELAWARE DEMOCRATS.

stion twenty OF the latter eight Republicans,
four Greenbackers and nine Independent Democrats.
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500 Pieces yelvet Carpet from


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II 1RRIkD

RNSTRONG-POTTER-At Metuchcn. y. J.. 18TH INST,
Al tbs Reformed Church by the hcV James ttcA,.hu",
Hon ard Armstrong Of Boston to ENahgehhe a. fOV'i'
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INCIDENTS OF NEWPORT LIFE.

NEWPORT, Aug. 21.-Reynard saved his brush
this afternoon by making his escape 10 corn1ed The
meet was at Quaker l about nine miles from the city
There were about thirty starters. No accidents nap
pened The very fast, about seven miles being
covered forty minutes Reynard, when first sighted,
ran like deer ana after taking several fields hed him
self into large cornheld the disappointment OF
those who wanted the "spOils." Among those AT the
meet were exCongressnan sandiosd and eXAiayor and
Mrs. Cooper, OF New-Hork
Mr.. and Mrs. X. I. Wilson, of NewYork. gave a din
ner-pary at the Casino tonight. Cottage entertain
ents we're given to-day by James Coates OF NewYork,
t. L. Winthrop, Of Boston, and Professor L. Pumpely,
OF the United States Geological Survey.
The steam yacht stranger and the schooner yacht
Social arrived to-day.
The dance at the Casino tonight was well attended
IA Murray, of New-York, is guest Of Royal
Phelps.
Among to-days arrivals came Harrison Gray OTIS and
s. H. Whitwell, OF Boston, l.. o. Henderson, Of staten
Island j. A. Middl ton, Of Baltimore, Austin b. Turner
of New York. and .. c. Read and wife, OF Buffalo
The United states steamer Dispatch in the harbor
having arrived from Bristol nj noon.
At the meeting of the Casino Corporation to-day James
Gordon Bennett, f. W. Stevens and W. W. sherman, Of
New York. aud Hollis HunneweI, of Boston, were
elected governors for the ensuing four years.
Among the arrivals to-day were the following:
Ocsan HouSe-George f. Dewey Worcester X. NJ. Col
gate orange, y. j.; j. > BlacnI0rd Mrs X G. ecuddeT
H. A. Hil, Z. W. Hill. {. A Hill K. Richardson, {. j.
Groves Edwin Chaplin, \. j. Pollard Boston A; Per
rel Hiss Gilman, clifton Splngs; Jonn Townsend and
wife o. T. Il. Townsend Mldd.etOwn y. j.; Charles Hin
man Miss f. l.. Hnman. Co umoIs ONO; Mrs. q: W.
Dorrance, NJ. Standsn, a. b. HJyt \. Is. lioyt New
York; Mrs. {. IL. GiDerson, Mrs. l.. u. Jack
son BROOKLYN; T. H. Dewey and family, WOr-
cester Daniel Day. Providence L. d. Grggs and wife,
Saratoga; II. J. smith, New Bedford; . W; Morton,
Richmond Va, >. VI. Pittman. BaldnOre; Francis ID.
Bowen, Woodstock; T. L. Parish, Cmcagoi Marquis
Dalayale, Italy; c. II. Walker Miss T. r. Walker,
baltimore Augustus Strong and family, POughkeepsie.
Aquidneck HotSe-Dawes l.. Furness, FoxDHrg, Penn;
H. /. Bush, Phadelpna; j. H. Mckenzie Fab River;
Estabrook aud wife, Boston l. "A smith, Duneirk, n
Y; r. H. Mccormick and family. Denyerj }. ". Hal
Ietie Colonel G.. A. Blake, W = Andrews and wife,
ProyiGence }. NJ Travis, Miss f. Tracy, J. f. Brpwn'
N.w-York; Mrs. j. f. Furness, PnlLid elpnia; j. III.
Gail and wife, H. o. Mildlum and wife, Buffalo.
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The Nihilists are certainly very
with turn for science, has
been suggesting a method of light.
ing the Kremliniat Moscow, by cleo
tricity. Upon investigation, how
ever, it has turned out that the OBJ
jeot of this amateur savan was to
blow the whole place to pieces dur
ing the celebration of the coronation.
festivities. Moreover, at this
gentlemen's residence were found a
number Of peasants caps, the crowns
of which were filled with explosive
materials. They were to be thrown
into the air by way Of greeting to
the Emperor, aud on reaching the
ground would become bombs.
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The Honolulu Catechism.
QUEsTIoN.--What are our streets

n: QUEsTloN.--What are our streets
for? .- .,.
ANswER.--For various purposes: !:
1st. To collect the dust when the
weather is dry; End. To collect the
mud when it is wet; 3rd. For foot
passengers to walk on when the foot
paths are obstructed by shop-keepers'
wares and builders materials. q
Q.-Why do they collect the dust?
Z, Ain the interests Of the drivers
Of licensed carriages, as many peo-
pie ride who would walk If it were
not for the dust; also to make the
shopkeepcr change his window dis
play often, and swear as frequently,
and to cause the patient housewife
to despair Of ever keeping her furni-
ture tidy.
Q.-Why, then, do they collect
mud7 @ .-y
A.-To teach the ladies to keep
their dresses off the ground and give
the. boot black an opportunity of
earning another Is cents.
Q.-Why should the shopkeepcrs
deposit their wares and the builders
their materials on the sidewalks'
A.-To make people stand off the
sidewalk and look at their work.
Q.-Bnt what is the road tax
raised forf SVf b'fis ftNts"
A.-To put more money in the
Treasury to be transferred where IL
will do most good. f"' ..'m.
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ENGINEERING OF TODAY.


In our files by the last mails, we
observe the wonderful plans for
changing the face of nature now be-
i.ig carried ON or proposed to be
I. Tied on. About two months ago,
tue French Ministry appointed a
committee of political and scientific
men Of mark, M. de Lesseps,
General Cbanzy, &C., to study a
plan for the creation of an inland
sea in the south Of Algeria, and
destined to communicate with the
Mediterranean, by means of chan
mel opening into the Bay Of Ca
For this immense undertaking the
engineers will avail themselves of
the great natural basins, now COM
pletely dried up, but which at a
period known to history, and com
paratively modern, were formerly
salt lakes fed by the waters of the sea.
The utility of this project is great,
whether we look upon this inland sea
as an almost impassable barrier,
between Algeria and Tunis, and the
Arabs of the Desert, or whether we
look upon it as great maritime
highway, opening up. the interior of
the African continent. The opera
tions for cutting through the Isthmus
Of Corinth by canal proposed by
General Turr, Ca Hungarian, now
aide-de-camp to the King Of Italy, }
began on the 4th of May, in the
presence of their Majesties the King
and Queen of Greece. The en-
gineers have adopted the line
laid down by Nero for length
Of rather more than four miles from
one sea to the other. The canal will
measure the same breadth as the
Suez canal, about 78 feet! but it
will be deeper than the Suez-26 feet
instead Of - feet. 1t is thought the
work will not take more than three
or four years. BY that time the
Panama canal will have made good
progress. And it is this canal
which interests us in Hawaii more
than any other. When it is open,
communication with Europe and the
Eastern States will be much facill-
tated and our Portuguese inn
migrants will be brought here at
a much more rapid rate than
now. AL these considerations
cause us to believe that our
Government should take steps to
have our interests in it acknowledged.
These grand undertakings are hardly
begun, and already there is talk of
opening new canal across the 18TH
mus which separates the Indian
Ocean from the Gulf OF Siam. The
author of the project. NJ. Dru, in a
very interesting and widcly-rcad
paper upon the Peninsula Of Malacca
sums mp the profits, which would
accrue to the shareholders from the
piercing Of the iS,hn'us. What, at
all events, cannot he denied, is the
growing value OF the great ports of
China, Cocllin-China and Japan.
~ l. !. =
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THE CORNER LoAFRR,

Says b a u
Who knows why the Hon. Mr..
Nawshi is called Stonewall Jackson ?
Give it up, do ycu7 Hey Z Funny,
isn't it.
Why is His Excellency s. X. Kaai
soon to be His Excelleney no more ?
Is his power too great for the other
Ministers 2
That the cabbies Of Honolulu are
the most sensible people in it. Each
Of them .'eads the BULLETIN every
morning, you know, just to see what
I say. 1 fancy myself, you know,
after that. st't'sa h..o. '"f lte 4
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bill, ifthis was struck ont. Amend

bill, IL this was struck ont Amend
ment lost. Section passed as read.
Sections ~, 28, 20, 80, 81, 80,
33, 34c35 aud SO we're then passed
without discussion.
Section 81. Hons. F. Brown and
J. Keau moved to strike out section.
Lost. y2y .atT.s,. 3 III
This section refers to the recover
ing of penalties against liquor dealers
for damage done by intoxicated per-
sons to whom they sold liquor. His
Ex. the. Attorney General stated
that it was simply a're.enactment OF
the law of 1872 under which two
suits only had been instituted both
Of which were arranged out Of Court.
Sections SO, 39, 40, al and AZ
were passed without discussion. n
Section As fixes the date of the
bill taking effect as next October,
and continuing till next legislature.
Hon. Mr.. Mahoc moved as an
amendment that this law takes effect
from and after the date of it's 'ap-
proval.
Hon. sAIr. Aholo stated that the
bill is only an experiment, and hoped
that section would pass as printed.
The schedules were then read and
passed. F@' y . ~.
The title Of the bill was read and
it was ordered to be engrossed. -
His Ex. the Attorney G General
moved that the third reading of the
bill as amended be fixed for Friday.
Agreed to.
Hon. j. NJ. M.~Kapena moved the
House adjourn till Pm.
2r.x. The Legislature met after
recess. President Rhodes in the
chair. ,.=--.
Hon. Mr.. Palohau introduced a
resolution that all hills.which were
laid on the table be taken from the
table and put in the order of the
day for the afternoon. Lost.
The acts to amend sections 49S
and 1419 of the Civil Code were put
as the order Of the day for to-mor-
row.
The House then proceeded to pass
the following bills on their third
reading by reading their titles only .:
Third reading of an Act to author
ize national loan. Passed. g.
Third reading of an Act relating
to minors, inmates of Industrial or
Reformatory schools. Passed.
Third reading Of an Act to admit
fertilizers free of duty.
Third reading Of genealogy bill to
amend Section 2, Chapter of Ses-
sion laws Of 1880. Passed. g..
Hon. member for Lahaina moved
that the House adjourn till 10 o clock
tomorrow.
The member for Wailuku moved
that the House adjourn till 9 o. o'clock.
"A division was taken. For. 10 o'clock
13, for 9 O. clock l3. AS the voting
was equal the President, Hon. Mr..
Rhodes gave his casting vote for 10
o clock. -.-..---.
The House at its rising (2.25P.M)
adjourned till 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
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Pasta4raqe Notice.

A LII persons having horses or other
IN animals in the pastures at KEWA-
LO, (residence of Mr.. g. N. CarterD are
hereby notified TO communicate in re-
gard to pasturage charges with the
undersigned, otherwise such animals
will bc liable to be impounded.
July 81, 1882. (156 Ivy W. L. WILCOX.
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A IAar exploded in the Com
mercial Saloon on Nuuanu street
yesterday, at ~ noon: The fire bell
was rung but mo damage was done,
as it was put out by a native police
man. We believe, this is the third
time the, same has happened in the
Commercial. " Ma $40 >
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We have much regret in record
ing the departure Of DR.. Bethune
Nc Cartee by the steamer on Mon
10y last. He came here, undcr an
s;nost official promise thst his SER
yi,es would he required as a Govern
I,1nt agent and translator for the
ainese, about seven weeks ago I;
'snd during that time gained the re-
soect and esteem of those who came
III contact with him. lie has left
us after this short soiourn feeling
that the encouragement to stay
afforded him by the Government
was insufficient. And we are of
opinion that the Government was
unwise in this instance ip not secur-
ing such medium Of influence bet
ween them and the eyor-increasing
and alrcady-large Chinese population.
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The brigantine W. G. Irwin leaves
for San Francisco to-day at IL noon.
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LEGISLATIVE.

On the call for bills and resolu-
tons, the Hon. member for Lahaina
moved the order Of the day. "a.
The Hon. J. NJ. Kapena moved
that the rules be suspended to allow
the tax bill, on it's third reading, to
be read by its title only. Carried.
The bill was then read by its title
and passed, on the motion of the
Hon. member for Lahaina.. The
Hon. member for Lahaina. moved
the suspension Of the rules to allow
all oils that were engrossed TO be
read third time. r s..Ur.,f .
The only one ready was an Act to
fix the pay Of jurors, which was read
by its title and passed. y ~ 81
Orders OF THE DAT.
The Hon. member for Waialua
moved the suspension Of the rules TO
allow the remaining sections Of the
liquor Bill to be read in the House
instead of in committee. Agreed to-
This was done and the bill read
section by section.
Section 2. The President. pointed
out that sherry was placed in the
bill instead of perry. Section pass
ed as amended, aer =
Section 3 was passed without de-
bate. ... .
Section 4. The Hon. member for
Kau asked the introducer Of the bill
70 explain this section.
Hon. Mr.. Kaunamano pointed out
that the intention was to prohibit the
manufacture OF Intoxicating liquor
for sale. fgat
His Tx. the Attorney General
stated 1t was simply a. re-enactment
of the law as it stands; that any
man may manufacture for his own
use or that Of his household any fer
mented liquor, even il Intoxicating,
provided he doesn t make it for sale.
Sections s and were then passed.
Section 2. His Ex. the Attorney
General moved that the Hawaiian
version be altered to correspond
with the English. Carried. The sec
ton then passed. ..
Section 8, was then passed with
out debate. N =
Section 9. Hon. member for Kau
requested an explanation of this
section. His Ex. the Attorney Gene
raj explained that this was also a
re-enactment.
Section 10. Hon F. Brown moved
as an amendment the reduction Of
the amount of bond. Hon. member
for Koolaupoko stated that if the
amount were lowered the small pen
atty would encourage breaches of
the law. t. .
Hon. +. Brown stated that many
wholesale venders Of liquor in Homo
lulu do not make $500 profit per
annum. scf. f tfs
After discussion the section pass
ed as il stood. a 4.a.
Sections IL, IL, l3, IA and Is
we're then passed without discussion.
From Section IL to end the num-
bers of the sections as already given
in the Bill were altered to CORES
pond with the numbers given by the
Committee who introduced new Sec
tions into the Billy. ra.l
Section l6, Hon +. Brown moved
NJ an amendment that liquor saloons
be allowed to sell In any
quantity as well as by the glass.
Amendment lost. Section passed
as read. '''ah
Section II. His Ex. the Attorney
moved the insertion Of some limiting
words, the section passed as
amended. .,..,,. ,-, ..- fr..s ,-.
Sections i8, l9, 20, 2l, 22, 20. "a
and 70 were then passed without
discussion. R.t. ~ d. ;a.s. ~
S..of;an be /on~~...... Al a..
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WE learn that Chinaman passen-
ger by the bktne Ella fell overheard
the third day OUT and was drowned.
He had a wife, on board. = s
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A coon secondhand cut-under
carriage and two two-seat spring
wagons can be bought cheap at Phil
STEMS carriage shop. l5S 1w
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The mail for Hongkong, per
steamer Cairnsmuir, closes at the
Post Office this day at IL A. NJ.
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YESTERDAY in the Legislative As
sembly there was not much inclina-
ton for talking, everybody seemed
tired after the struggle over the first
section. "ia Toa ~ p%1'tso osoGs
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-08-03

The Hon. Mr.. Kauai would make
a good proof-reader. He detected,
all the little printers errors in the
Haw aiian version of the Bill, and
brought them under the notice Of the
House. e>' -'s s-'.'f>H ''
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-08-03

The bgtne .Consuelo arrived yes
terday, l3 days from San Francisco.
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The mail for San Francisco, per
VIM. G. Irwin, closes at the Post
Office, to-day at IL noon. 80 Nt
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fy- Gents Fine Buckskin SUITS
something ne,c, from Sl3 to s25
during the Inrertory Sale at tho
HONoLULU CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
.. ais ra A. NJ. MELLIs.
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The steamer Cairnsmu,r will leave
for Hongkopg direct this day at
l2A. M. 90 y 4
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ITO LET.-Two Wel1furnished Rooms
l. Apply to No Garden Lane. 156 1w
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TORTOISE-A tortoise belonging to
l. some one unknown strapyd into
yard at Palama, yesterday. The owner
can have the same by calling at p. Fer
nandez, Cider Factory, Palama, and pay
ing the cost Of this notice. 1866 1w
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wv ANTED.-A live man with moder
w ate capital, who Is both mer-
chant and accountant, can hear of, a
Eood q business y 81 ,oI EpPortna,sy'hy address.
only. All communications strictly con-
adential. ~ 4lri "a lO5
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1888 bags of sugar came to hand
aimee Tuesday.
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TWO OFFICES TO LET, on the Sec
Il ond floor Of the building occupied
by j. W. Robertson & 60 l39
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EoR SALE, MULE CART.
II Apply to
l02 'ei ii. Hackfeld d Co.
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EOR SALE, two-seated wagon
Il with pole and shafts, and a
double harness, nearly new, price
$3.50. May be seen in rear Of No.
20 School st. w. G. Needham. ~
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I OST, OH Saturday evening, ON the
IL Valley Road, between Mr.. Henry
Carter's and Mr.. j. s. Walkers pre-.
misses, two pieces of MuSIC->'Tanhap-
SER" and I"Secret Love-" The finder
will receive the thanks Of the owner BY
leaving the same ut the office of J.. W.
Robertson 4 Co.'s .atH ai gatl l43
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LNoR SALE, one new Scow, capable of
II holding 10 tons, built by G. Emmes,
and now in good order. For further par
ticnIars apply to THEo. II DAvIEs & CO.
jgf ns %
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-08-03

TINE Hawaiian Journal, Ko HA-
L Wall PAE Alma" owned and
edited by Kawainui Bros. has Q
weekly edition Of 5000 copies, and
is the best advertising medium. OF
fee, No. 6 Merchant st. l
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-08-03

TTNION FEED COMPANY, "A. W.
- Bush, Manager See advertise
ment on o,hcr page. 't's-a 2s
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-08-03

HEa Steamer Likelike,
Sax King, Master.
Leaves Honolulu each Tuesday ut
! pm. touching at Lahaina, Naa-
laea Bay, Makena, Mahukona, X
awaihae, Laupahoehoe aud Hilo..
Returning, will touch at all the
al owe ports, arriving at Honolulu
each Sunday am. Nf- l
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-08-03

TOR SALE. LOT No. Ia, in. Kapie-
- iani Park, dimensions 81 300,
facing the beach, and well fenced. APP
ply to G. o. BERGRR. l43