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The Y. NJ. G. A.

The usual monthly meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association was held Thursday evening,
the President, Chief Justice Judd, in the chair.
A few reports were read and adopted. II was
stated that the liabilities Of the Association
for this year would exceed the income by 81, 500,
which could be paid off by contribution Of 81
from each member.
Mr.. Lyons lecture was postponed till after the
vacation.
The question of continuing the monthly contri-
button Of S35 towards the Chinese Mission caused
som discussion, Messrs. p. c. Jones, Kinney and
Cassidy speaking in favor of its continuance, while
Mr.. Lowrie, Rev. 5. Z. Bishop, Captain Jackson,
and the President, opposed it. It was finally
agreed, however. to continue the support for
another month.
The Building Commit I0port was adopted.
1t was agreed to settle sent contract with
Mr.. Lucas, the builder, and ON motion Of Mr.. Pc
Jones, seconded by Mr.. En- il was agreed 10
enter into a contract f.. t ring the present
cellar, making a new room tor classes, etc, and
bathrooms, the money to be raised by subscription.
Mr.. A. Frank Cooke was released from the Build
ing mint at his own terms, viz: To CON
tribute 500 towards completing the new room.
Mr.. Lishman was appointed in his place.
Four hundred and fifty dollars was collected in
the room for the above work.
Several committees were appointed, and the
meeting closed with "A prayer delivered by Rev. 5.
E. Bishop.
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Weekly Mortality Report from MoIokai.

The weekly reports from the leper settlement
on Molokai now indicate a remarkable decrease in
deaths as compared with reports Of former years,
In the reports from 1876 to 1879 and EDWARDS the
mortality for the same period averaged one death
a day in about seven hundred patients. In the re-
port of the week ending July 18th Of this year only
two deaths of the ages of forty-eight and fifty re-
spectively are reported, and for some time past,
several reports have been sent by the careful su-
perintendent Of the settlement at Molokai showing
only d single death during each week. This re-
markable decrease il the mortality of the leper pa
tents is largely owing to improved hygiene and
diet as we'll as to the careful medical attendance.
The Board Of Health will, in due time, publish
full tabulated statistics Of the lepers in relation to
this subject.
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Dominis. . p Vida, G J Ross. T MeDonsld. Hon Z Z
Thone. + Reiubar5t, Mrs NJ EenwGy, Hiss 1 + otto : u
Wilder. Jr. Father Gul-tJur, j Kaai, II Devoll. \
Brown. Il CgruweIl, " q Bailey. W II Cummings. J Nc
Cr1s=0u. Mr. VI H0l1us and > children. Miss Msupg- Kew
4 Forbes. " Heius. + Cot chalk, ! O. kIr%~Oud, IA =
Townsend Mr. Sinclair and son, MIs II \ H-eu and 3
children. Mr Daniel, Father Andrew
From Port Townsend, Per LOzT-er. July lt-Alis7 ChLseu
FROM Maui and M1ICE4l- per Lehua. July - III FItcn,
o U-uo. T. Cation. wife. ? children and . -ervants, Z
81 deck
DEFAETCEEs-
For KaaaluI, per KIIauea Hou. July 10 Mss II > Nor
ton, Mi l. Baldwin, J Forau, : MacauIey, and about 30
deck
For Kauai. Per C. 4 Bishop. July IL = Mrs II a Couradt
and , children. Mrs. o I=eub=rg, , children aLd servant =
r Miller and about IL deck
For Kauai. per james Makee. July l6-k { SpaldinS,
wife and child, J ~ Jear=s5- Il BertelHauH' l. h hauinnA-
lL, and about - deck
For Maui aud AiYIskz, Per LeEus, July IL - MeDadel
Mr. " II Tell Irs II p Meyer ana child Miss u LLA5.
Mis- Bar1ari. Ms $JrensJu, Miss MOJrhe4f, Masters +
Foster and r 3Icr1rri-ton Dr. q l. Fitch A Buchanan and
For -za Francisco, per HsEkg~, July l. " and Mrs
GrreeEev. " williams I Wa,erhyuse and son, e Z Hen
SOD u Lyman and four stserage
For Maui and Hawaii. per LikelIke- Judy l7-IW Ever
ct. Capt Mcintyre and son, " Clones and son, I z Dat,
J 4 Palmer, Lee 10y and wife, Hon J Nawshi, Mrs Ben
field and 2 DAUGHTERS, Rev r 4 BeCEwlth, Miss Dicksoa,
ter " Togo. Hon Q r Hart, J Austin, & Motley. c A Kib-
ling G. furueauX and WI--- - Heinz j E-iuhardt, Mrs y
Taylor and . children q cacsefr- Capt haai, " II Bal
lev. " H1Earl-LutLD-Tt Il Herbert ~ Uuser
Tor Maui AMI HAWAII, Ier tW4ia-I, July III Richard
SON and wife, j \ Buck ami " +, = = Williams and
daughter. : / -rgIz- : " 1tuitLIe-. ~ Z Kywell, j Hum
pErsy-, ~ ) shelton, Ar BaTtels and family, Wafgy, and
about 600 deck
Goodwin. j 4 Porter. u Hill, Mrs Hill, Mr. Judge Koran,
AMI ! -trera-e
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NEWS OF The WEEK.

The Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co. have Just
attached an ordinary Hooker Number Three force
pump TO the boiler Of the donkey engine on their
wharf. II has sufficient force TO throw a stream
clear over their sheds and Is chiefly used for wash
ing the docks and vessels belonging 10 the Com
pauy the suction pipe is connected with the bay
80 that salt water Is used instead Of drawing from
the reservoir supply.
The time for receiving exhibits for the Boston
Exhibition viii close in about a week a it Is ne
cessary to classify and catalogue them here, be
sides writing descriptive accounts Of each object on
cards that have been specially prepared for that
purpose. so that no delay may occur in Boston
from the necessity Of doing such work there. All
the exhibits will be forwarded by the Australia
leaving here on July 20.
Simple John Chinaman was caught Tuesday in
the act Of placing a letter in the postofice WITH a
defaced stamp on il. John when accused Of his
wrong-dOiug no sawed" one stamp from another,
- was left on with a warning that for another
such act he would be prosecuted. 1t seems that
thi, j, not an unfrequent occurrence, and il would
be A. we'll for the innOcents 10 remember that the
penalty l. one wears hard labor.
On board the ship Shandon, recently arrived
/ from Glasgow, may be seen one Of Mr.. McGregor's
patent authorization Polar cOmpasses. This Is
the first compass Of the kind that has ever been
seen IN Honolulu. and j. numbered l26. Among
it, advantages are IFS great steadiness IL sea waH
It's extreme sensitveue>s IL smooth water and
fOgS- its diminished fractional error, its greater &C
curacy due 10 it, system Of magnetic control and
I- lessening expense. The Binnacle Is made Of
! teak and l. somewhat different in shape to those
IN general use its interior Is fitted with brass
frames upon which the magnetic correctors may
be raised or lowered a. required. The directive
power Of the compass j. provided with ten needles
suspended - the card, which Is composed Of mica,
by fine gold elastic springs. II l. also fitted with a
new Azimuth rejecting circle, for taking Azimuths
by means Of double reflection, which hts on 10 the
top Of the compass glass. On each side Of the Bin
nacle soft iron i placed, in receptacles, for cor
recting the quadrautal error. Captain Passiful
speaks most highly Of the utility Of this compass
and saws that ne Will never again travel without
one. The Shand0n i an iron ship and she brought
q large cargo Of iron, Yet. the compass never de-
waited more than a degree III a days run. Visitors
TO the ship Will find the captain most obIiging in
J explaining the points Of his compass"
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4 Smoking shame.

1t was night. The lights We're glimmering
family through the fog, especially in the drug
stores. 1t was ten O'Clock in the evening and 81
lence prevailed where but a short time previously
all had been riotous confusion, The doors We're
all closed and the blinds drawn down and only an
occasional imp of raggedness shot through space,
as the falling meteor shoots through the vast ex-
panse of the heavens. What was the mystery,
whence this sudden gloom and desOlatiOn? The
assault was not unseen, but the force were not Wig
liant and the Hawaiian native girl had escaped.
The assault will be considered at the next meeting
of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to An
imals. The details are in the hands of the secre-
tary, who was quickly on the spot and CLEANED all
the particulars and some traces of evidence, in fact
the shell Of the matter. Must it be chronioled
that this poor girl had beaten furiously and with
ont mercy a IA egg
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rPleDhOneS,

The capital stock of the Honolulu Mutual Tele-
phone Company is $4,000 and has been already
fully subscribed, in fact six hundred shares have
been applied for in excess of the number originally
agreed upon. No person is allowed to subscribe
for more than twenty shares in order that they
may be distributed fairly among as large a num-
Der of stockholders as possible. Persons using the
telephone in their houses or places of business and
not being stockholders will benefit by a reduction
in rents. The chief objects of the company are to
subscribe a capital large enough to erect all the
telephones required and to place them at as low a
rental as possible, d~evoting the rental for repairs
and the payment of dividends. A meeting will
shortly be held for the purpose Of electing a com-
mittee to prepare bylaws and to take such steps as
are necessary for obtaining a charter. There are
already one hundred and eighty-six applicants for
shares.
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The Algeroba Lodge proposes to hold a sociable
early in August.
The sum Of $3.50 has been already collected TO
pay the expenses of making new rooms in the Y.
N. c.. 4. building.
Messrs. Brewer u Co. have laid a tramway from
their warehouse 10 the end of the wharf to facili-
tate the loading of their vessels.
His Excellency Mr.. Rollin NJ. Daggett proposes
to make a short visit to the Coast and will proba-
bly, leave here on the next steamer.
The receipts at the Custom House on wednes-
day amounted TO the unusually small sum Of
SCI 81. Fortunately this is a rare occurrence.
People would do we'll to pay a visit to Mr.. F.
Horns and inspect the preserved tamarinds and
guavas that he has prepared for the Boston Exhi-
bition.
1t was rumored in tow ~"S-erday that some
trouble had taken place bel 70 members Of
the ministry and that they had almost come to
blows. As in the case Of most rumOrs there is not
the slightest founda ton in fact for this one, the
two gentlemen referred TO being on perfectly
friendly terms. This is simply another baseless
fabrication and no doubt the wish was father 10
the thought.
Mr.. J. A. Cummins Of Waimanalo, has just re-
ceived by the Hankow a new six-oared gig, built
by Feuton of London. The boat Is built of ma
hogany, is vanished, has copper tixings and is of
the finest material and workmanship throughout.
She was specially built for speed and for rough
water and is also fitted for sailing. A small trial
of her capabilities was made Tuesday by His
Majesty the King, with his own crew, when his
Majesty expressed his convictions of her great
buovancy and speed and his doubts whether any
other boat now in this harbor would compete
with her in 4 race.
The attention of the Board of Health is earnestly
called to a disease, said to be unknown to science,
that has lately become very prevalent in this city.
1t is confined almost exclusively to those, both
male and female, who are in the bloom of youth
and is said to manifest its appearance generally
after any unusual exposure to the night air or even
after being shut up in a dark room. 1t would be
well for parents to be mindful of their offspring
while this direful calamity, the first symptoms of
which appear in the shape of sores on the lips, is
so prevalent. It's medical term is said 10 be Oscu-
lation.
The Hawaiian Temperance Book for 1888 has
just been published. 1t is an annual devoted to
the cause of temperance in the islands of the north
Pacific, Mr., D. Crowley being the editor. The
first article is an appeal to the public to investigate
the drink question in all its aspects, this is fol-
lowed by various scientific extracts, statistics and
poems all bearing upon the evil effects of liquor
drinking. The book, which is published at the
ADVERTISER office, will doubtless be eagerly sought
after by the numerous abstainers in this city, and
as the last page contains a good receipt for a
drunkard's thirst, it might with advantage be pur-
chased by non-abstainers also.
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A Prisoner Bottled.

A prisoner named Brown, who was undergoing a
sentence of twenty years, four Of which he had
served, for murder, bolted on tuesday from thegang
working ON the Esplanade, at the back of the Gus
tom House and over which he was acting as luna,
between two and three o'clock in the afternoon.
Search was made for him, but up to the present
time no traces of him have been discovered and it
Is thought probable that he went on one Of the in
ter-island steamers probably TO KahuIui, where he
could take ship to the Coast. \ strict watch has
been kept over the st. Lawrence, which Is the only
ship leaving here to-day. Brown Is about five feet
six inches in height, of a rudy complexion, o~fstout
build and thick set, slightly round shOuldered and
he wears side whiskers. Some delay was occasion
ed in reporting the matter to the Police Station,
but who is to blame for the negligence We cannot
ascertain
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COMMERCIAL


MONDAY july 10.
Tho Clan. Sureess-- sailed for the Coast on SAT
urday taking 11izi gallons mola-+e7- 'a-ue
81 .s8i %. 55i7fg pounds sugar '..-
Mr.. T. J.. sd-u- sale "i D''A7 "
On SATURDAY by auzi1H- 0uEsf--
Tine schooner C,Ir-er brings a large freight Oh
- s-.r Port Townsend. sEd the steamer
u,,tos took d fair cargo % Island produce Tor the
Goa. - rrrv 4
~ y D. smith. O.. report the sale Of ten
49, The Grove Ranch Co a. 500 par value
So.
Tta- the WailuEu Sugar Company have called
!, all o. thesr old --1rs ~ 500 par each and nave
80 new share 10 500. ta= capital stock beng
the same.
The Hawaiian Agricultural Company have also
reIgc.I the value % the stock from 500 % ~-O'
Ns4,r.. Brewer & Co. report the reduction o.
"a Maui and PriDceviIls stock % sIyD snare IN
fast rhi- step f. being generally carried Out ''
crl-r that lI --.e.- mly be- % ''r same '-.'
Nj. T. p. Adam reports -rs sale u "'iIisH@i'
80, r.r-a.r. and HlIavl sugar Co stock
al sltJ. par value 1f bprh being 500
n ,i.m. holds e. credit sale NJ dry goods TO-
a., Tb1--fly.. when aba unusually me quality o.
gDoI- viii be- Offered ~
Ne--r. r.. J.. Hal IS Co are waiting oIal'a' 10
fora,-f,u. a.. ID, the granting Of he charter applied
e. br them o., the Privy Council before Publishing
~ = go ..-r,rv.
-.r-rD,y. IuIv -.
,o, -t. Coast. Der ZsaIaudiu.
rom - - -. v.-- verv good. and
re- ,'' tr-.,rv was very active.
- ~ r.aa.~ -r.,Eiuz on this sub
TE. -r.,,r trade rYutiuue- 20 lead
a.. Tb.r. p OH, doubt whatever,
- /" .,,- ,Jysr-,,e- and their en-
--,-r r.rr.r- are making successful raids
~ .5- resf-n pr.viou-Iy regarded o. sacred TO
a. r,.- Five vessels had brought 1875 bags 81
- 4. San Fraur...o prior To- the go
=, f,-. ...-.-f,g ~ -4- new rtrin. and YET not
.t. -.r,.-..r II about one half cent
- ,-. I-,r ur.- N New York we're
if,L.~ elan. lover. TIM. is caused by the fact That
-, - ~ me-. r.riltl.I world are reckoneI at
60 ufrr,,- ,f TONS. Of which Europe supplies
-. b.. and rEst the beet crop j.,
~,
- oulet. ~ wa. also the
.. ,r $1,000 g. -varI.uJ shin
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PORT OF HONOLULU, II. i.
NRRIy

ARRIVALS
CJ~,-rusr-FuIa July H.
s.mr Msl1ai. Sr-Gr.z,r, from Eo1lau. oahu, With I1l5
blg- ugr and = h.ls-
saturday, July IL
-fur IwlI4ut. Bates. from Mani aud Hawaii, with 4lss
bass sugar aud 10 head cattle
-ru4r RtIausa 1pu, scar from kahuiuI, Maui, with @l2
pkga suEur ~
sugar, EJbaE- paddy. 80 bags rice - hides ana / bdle
ssmr WaiuaaaI1 Nelson, from wa,mausIo, Oahu, with
sehr LnEs. from Puua. Hawaii. with % cords wood
Scbr WaiIele, from NtIIko, Maui
Sehr Emmi- from Nataua-- Oahu Win "' nag sugar
SIR Settie Merrill. from Lahaius, Maui
sehr Ehukai, irons WIIalua. Oahu, with go oas- paddy
and 81 bags corn
sunday. July l..
~tur LiaeIke. KIus. from Maui and Hawaii with -!
BAG sugar, q bbls molts-es, ~ hides, u bags potatoes ana
Monday, July IL.
srhr LlhoItho, FROM ruuaIuu, Hawaii, with 500 bag
schr Jennie. from HauausuIu, Kauai, with 80 bag,
wednesday. July L.
~-br Cst-rIua. from HaulIei, Kauai. with GO bas, sugar
schr WaImaIu, from H0u0mu, Hawaii with 5z bagS
Thursday, July ~.
srhr WaioIi. from P4ahau. Hawaii, with 54J bag sugar
~thr MalSlO, frJm HAkalau- Hawaii with 75& Dag sugar
Stmr WaimaualJ- Nelson from aiAAnALo' u "4~
So bag sugar and I'D ricc
SrhF KeEauIuOhi. from HauaIu, Kauai, with 60 bsz-
-azar. 80 bags rice aud sou bags paddy
srhr Moi keIki. from Kollau. oahu. with 500 bags rice
FHIly, July 70.
-tmr L-hua. Laorusau. from Maui and MOlOksi, with
Schr Mary Alice. from RamaI0, MOokai, With lss bags
sugar, 81 JbIs uplas-eS and - hides 5
Schr Mary z Fostrr. from HOuuAT7, Hawaii with ~
bbls m0lasses
FoErIGS-Mouday July Il.
Am tern Courser. from Port TOWNSEND
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
- that on the goth day Of July, A. u. 1888, n meeting
Of the stockholders Of r. o. Hall a. Son limited was held
ia Honolulu; that at said Injecting it was voted by said
owners 80 accept a charter Of Incorporation, granted 10
them and their associates and successors, under the cor
porste name aud style Of +. q. Hall A. Son limitedl on
the 18th day Of July, A. ID. 1883; aud that the corporation
under said charter thereUpOn organized themselves, and
elected tho following named officers Of the company, viz.
Vim. W, Hall, President and Manager J.. q. Ableg Score
tary and Treasurer 7. G. Jones, JT, Auditor; l.. o. HalI
and Geo. y. Howe, Directors.
Notice Is further given that, pursuant 10 the terms OF said
charter. no stakeholder shall individually De Iiable far
the debts Of the corporation beyond the amount which
shall b. due upon the share or shares held or Owned by
himself. L. q. ABIEs gecretsrv
llY2i I'm W
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The fire at the old Spencer Plantation origin
ated at the rear Of the mill buildings, near the
90 coolers, . at midnight on the 10th, and was dis
covered by the Waterman who was then being re-
lieved in his duty by the second watchman kept
on the plantation. None Of the machinery was
saved except the water wheel and roller, 50 that
the loss is considerable, the insurance being onIy
from $50 to $50, 900 and the value Of the mill
and buildings destroyed being IS, 900. At the
close Of the present grinding, Messrs. .Macfarlane
Il Co. intended to erect a new iron mill with new
machinery, so that, 70 a certain extent, the fire
has been a service, saving them the trouble Of re-
moving the old buildings. The new machinery is
already here, and IL is anticipated that the new
mill will be ready for work in four months. Four
hundred acres of rattoon cane now almost fit for
cutting, can, without injury, wait till the new mill
Is erected, and the actual loss, 50 far as the grow,
ing crop is concerned, will only be inthe deteriora-
tiOn in value Of nearly forty acres Of plant cane,
in which the juice will decrease about one-fourth.
An inquest was held at the request eff the manager,
Mr.. Reinhardt, but no facts were elected calculat-
ed TO prove the origin Of the fire, which will
doubtless remain another hidden mystery.
A pile of lumber in Nessrs. Allen & Robinson,s
yard fell down Wednesday nearly killing a native.
"The Happiness of Life u and &c What we Know
About He'll, will be Mr.. Cruzan's themes to-
morIoW.
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SoeIaIs

On Monday evening the Restless took Il party Of
about twenty ladies and gentleman on the harbor.
when singing was INDUCED in and a general good
time passed.
Wednesday night a number Of ladies and gentle
men paid a visit to the captain Of the w. G.. Irwin,
who received them with open hospitality. Plenty
Of dancing and plenty Of fun.
An unusually large number Of ladies took ths
waters at Waikiki, yesterday.
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kaaalsi, July 1.-The John J.. spreckel- sailed Tor san
Fr4la7cO, sIth d FUN cargo u sugar; passengers. Henry
Never ] Norwegian. The Ida -rhusueT arrived on the
same d4y. from Frisco, u day. out, with general merchan'
disc. she UuI probably SAIL Oh her return tripo On the ZJtt
inst
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EXPORTS.

For san Francisco, Per Claus SpreckeIs. July Is - $50
pkgs, Iz.f1f gals moIa-ses, 4765 tass, j64.T49 lbs sugar
FOR san FraucscJ, per HaukJw. July l6-I-Js ba-~
sugar. 500 bags pIdty, lL2 buaches bananas. loo bdl-
-ag2F cane, 10 bags ava llf5 bag- rise
EOT san Francisco. per Vim q IRWIN. July 2J-jO3 pkg
sugar. C3s,55J lbs, value s44b54 s.; 4lpkgs moIas~ss. value
y4Ize, 5000 -
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CoASrwuSE-SatIriay JuIy II
-,Lr Lrahi. for kOhJIairIe, Hawaii
Monday. July 10
stur James Mako. Mcdonald. for Kauai
Stmr Lehla. LJrguZeu, for Maui and MulokEt
$tmr kIIIHa HOu, scar for kahului- Maui
Stur M1ksI4i. McfreE1r- for kUDlau- Oahu
Sghr EauissaJuI, Tor H1uukaar Hawaii
-shr Eiateakals. Tor Peperkel. HaaIu
=sbr Emma. for Hesia aud Walauae, Oahu
Tuesday. July L.
s.mr Waimaualo, Nelson. for WaiuausI1, Ozhu
stur LkeIik-. kim, for Maui and Hawai-
Strar IwAIlui. Bate. for Maui aul Hawaii
-chr WaiIsIe. fT Maliso, Maui
=glr Ehukai, Tor Waialua, Oahu
"Wednesday, July Is
srhr Mary p Foster. for H1uuap1, Hawaii
-ehr Nrt-.e Merrill for LHIGiua- Maui
ralr GrEIN ireI, for kJJiII DIhu
Thursday, July -.
~ehr IIh1IhJ, for HIuImaulu, Kauai
schr Jennie. for Kawaihar- Hawaii
-chr Cateriua, Tor HsTal~I. Kauai
Schr MauuokavtIr RAwaihte. Hawaii
Scbr WaluaIu. fr stone Quarry. WAauzualJ, Oahu
saturday July u.
star waimaaaI1. Nelson. for WIimxuAI5. OzLg
Fo~EEIsN-Sunday, July Is.
= uank1v, Tor ~au FraueIzcJ
ScEr claus Sprrgkgls, for Sau Francisco
81 LIZ Marshall. tor Port townsend Ou baIIasD
Thursday. July 10
Bkst LavreHcr- i1r Burrsri's Inlet. b G. Ou JaI!est
Friday, July %
Bktne " G Irwin tr san Francisco
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The walking stick to be presented TO Dr.. Ruth
Is now finished and is on exhibition al the store Of
Messrs. Broglie d Spear. 1t is n very highly
polished cecoanut stick, with a heavy gold head,
handsomely chased and bearing the inscription:
O. DR.. NJ. l.. Ruth, July 4th, 1888. Presented by
the American citizens Of Honolulu" The doctor
will no doubt, be agreeably surprised on the re-
ceipt Of this token Of gratitude.
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0th advertisements.
NOTICE.

A T THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
IA stockholders Of the W6iTnanAlo Sugar Cofnpnuy. the
following officers were elected: J. A. Cummins. Prcsi.
dent; j. Cartwright, Treasurer; q. Bolto, Secretary; O.
Gil, Brown, Auditor. e. BOLTF Secretary
HONOLULU, July 70, 1888. jly2ld& Wit
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Scholastic.

We have been requested to state that the public
examination at the Bishops College School will
be held on Thursday afternoon next when all
friends Of the institution and parents Of the pupils
are particularly invited TO be present.
The examination Of Miss Agnes Aylett's school
on Fort street will also take place on the same
day at nine o'clock in the morning.