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A WomAN's REMEDY.

~ certain ages md periods u wousns life, Tiers
cuura certain troubles Hr hos, pains aud suf'lluE4.
These ounplaints AID irregularities l~opaTiifs the
PIr's life Al sixteen, sui follow UP aud haunt ths
married woman until aftgf the "tufu u Life
tome have heAlaches, HWlmmiug Of the head,
mental aud nervous pfosttatun, hlsuched cheeks,
h'1Uil-ss iIpa, li-lvss eyes. clouiCd bran wLls
hers -Ifri with Ialnill tfsF 'lrtio- uterine he.
placements and ulcers, hystTrCAl sTnsrH, physical
pT1sTar 1u, chronic logC0Tfhua CLlUT4nls suppress
iaus etc, which "a numerous casra shi "a rplrIte
tu. cCnyulsOus, insanity and death. These gTa
generally the result Of iHAttuuU9u. An femAlOi
lnIN the class Of Conp laIutr wU hlludo 70. Row,
ladies' all these troubles can be- EyeTtud sd cured.
W. have proof from Thousands
Dt. DfofuF gole'a Euglish Female Bttsfs VIII cure
you sound add Nell-wili ulgka you healthy AMI
LappJ-vilt make you feel like a new woman slt
no inisiate. sold by AL Druggists At u % eslt
J4ul address f9t Aclpy q Lr DtumggCls'u FAMILY
hvIica! A4yytT, frfs % The uTiri,d.
4, DLIasn8ts & Co.
tg.yHysgIs. Louisville. w.
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Inst received M Barney Follhato'e "a
choice selection NJ baskets sod churu-
u even description. Hr sii.l keeps the
wonderful Family Coffee i;pastrr.
Housekeeper, should not br without
them, cltirs roasted "a ten /" twelve
mit4tes,-O2lG,c
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-11
,ocAL nRMsIIIE".
otIntcre-I Froin Our re
"'" portcr,' Noic Books.

q i"''.H' ,,.r ,lisposeJ of three ruso
ye'''''' ,i..,.o ,s.r,j ~,
Not 20 m"'I'E ' q"
81 hrrdls.
..,.., rrrrrpi. were !i.ht The sca
-Io''ii,.,,t closed.
&. sob Ia- "'''''
n Lively ON the square yesterday u
FL r.ua.ly b. oi NhuldaES'
lions, are as vet booked iol
,l,'., pcr. house.
II Apt''"' ..,..., c.... A.. -
N Tile amount rt9l'zrd from the Me-
N DonNd sane ""'
Il The new bcyi market on Austin street
,lr soon be open tor business.
II VI" .,,r..s ur,y u,,n,r buil1i,,, -,
ngjnsr, is something ne" there.
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ItbIs SAFE.
A Valuable Earm. sincIS In
proved.

Owing to the fact that my msinoes in
town demands my undivided attention
will sell at II bargain one Of the finest
farms IN McLenuan county, con sistlug
OF near 500 acres Of land and within less
than one.hali mile Of the corporate lin
its Of the city Of Waco al nearest point.
The improvements consist Il "a two story
frame residence with eight rooms iiu-
ished. large and e&cellent barn and com
modious stock sheds and cribs, tenant
houses, -four large cisterus and large
ground tank in pasture, uilordlng AN
abundant supply Of water. Abou' $50
acres i'll high state OF cultivation, with
about 800 now seeded with wheat and
oats; about $50 i'll pasture, and balance
in meadow and timber and tino orchard.
Also, fifty head Of fin short horn cattle,
eight good mules, ore new thrcsher
twn self binding reaprrs, and all other
necessary ia ming implements and ma
chiuery. Will sell all together or aud
separate For price and terms apply f."
W - imcE,
! 0lGdtf Waco NatOuuI Bank,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-11

That j. l.. Barnes has still pu hand a
little Of that old brand Of North Caro-
lima apple brandy.--tI2iilm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-11

EtranDer--"i eay, Mister Ill.,. Head you ssoin
T. be a little 'uT' Whist ais youi 10
Hfu Head Well, y,H, You SEQ I wa aut
with the bows last night. and Cotk indur mlIri.''
hirdn1er-"lt appcArs ~ from Che l,,A' "
yuuT hsai'
ma Head-"It don't tasI otis,ly like my heat.
'Itsts 60 be- kinder 'hwellei up aui a. u a. L-l
notion 10 bust and the pan Is tyItthlr."
stranger" II you VIII got h.ttlo ~ nnlH''s
tAllu1 Apuueut, one or twp dN4oH VIII put hvHi
% you ihat your frieuds would tor0gnitu."
MIG Head !" IN DO ANY thing ~ gyt rll " ell
thl- pain and SUFFERING
qh,a marvellous remedy outcs those terrible heat
ACAys, cleAuses the stomach. Enlupts tho bowels,
uuioes- the liver, relieves ouHsuIatou At ou'-. aud
gives the bile chance 90 20. Il has become tho
popular and STANDARD remedy for Constipation. bill
ilusness, DICK headache, heartburn, a. stomach,
aud all Diseases requiring a Iuai ace aud pleasant
Iur.atye ct physie.
tnsvsT uiuseaiss nor rrips,, arts In one OF two
hours, snd is just ~ delightful aud IeiTssA.LE a
Or nix, that everybody likes 10.
IL uncouis aud oooisth1 brain, qulsts the nerves,
sni Il nHe qua non TT tho headache of ladies,
1t mtgatrs the paugs Il Ihoumatism aut govt,
relieves kidney and urinary troubles. ami IaIu "a
the back, For dyspepucH a. acts like charm, aut
has no equal IA Cutlng = c0ustirai,i habit. II 1,
highly Recommended for persona who travel for
merchants clerks, mechanic, factory hands, stu.
dents. teachers and ull I,fsuu1 who LEAD closely
confined life aud arr subject a. heAihche diftiurts
AMI torpid bowels, II sou arc troubled With
coated tongue foul breath lusH IT spout" % grn-
.tAl sluggshness Bailey'H saline AIsueut viii cuTa
you. 1t performs tetler work than pills. Is mora
pleasant and Ialatahlu aud n much ChsapeT IN fact
Il .satePuiu' family medicine tho-t within itself
\ sparSlea and foama just Ike glAss 1t -aiA
water, ant IS J4ss % pleasant. On conts snl sold
s'tIy-wheGs. !. ~ lNoNfuoif Co.,
fiopuetoGs, Louisville, ~
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.TE:.x,l',.A4':S
MIDLAND
o. Aa.tl -.
The Great Popular Route Of Texas
GULF COLORADO & SANTAFE RY
GULF, COLORADO & SARTAFe RY
CoNNDCTIoNS -.
AtGALyEsTON with MALLORY Line

GALxESTOS with Mallory l.ine
ot steamers ior hey West and New ON;
Morgan Line Lon New Dricaus, India
noa, Corpus Cmisti, brownsville ami
Vera Cruz
At AIttOLA with L. Il q. \. R.R. tor
Columbia aud town In bruluria county.
AIItDsEN BEitG with q. II. * -. \.
railway, (SunsCt koutr) iuf tolunhu-
Wcimar, IiaIwoOd, lullng, san Autu.
Mo. Laredo, l'NnlIt and Western
Texas und Mexico; also Tor Houston and
Star and Crescent Route tor Bralimont
Orange, Lake hhrics,thc Tech" Country
New orleans ami all points IN tle south.
east, North and EhsE with New Work
Texas ~ MrNicun railway iOr Wharton,
Victoria and stations uu thai line.
At BLSEk1iAM wi th II. Il I. c: rail
way iOr licmpstcud. Lrdbcitri, Cid
dings McDade and Austin.
MILANO with |, ~ u. n X. Il. Tor
liearnr. Palestine, Roclalalr, Round
Rock GuoTgrtO"n, Austin, san Marcos
New Braunicls. San Antonio and Laredo
At TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific
railway tor Waco
Al McSsItEGOf with Texas and 81
Louis railway Tor Waco, torscana,
Athens, Tyler, Mount Pleasant, uiimrr
TcNa.hann
Az MOIitIAN with Texas Central rail.
way Tor Waco. Ross. Ilco. lrrdeil, Iis-
co and all points on thai line.
tIIEBURNE junction OF Dallas
Division OF O., G. * > 4 R'y.
Al EOItT WoItTn with Missouri
Pacific ANA Texas Pacific railways Tor
AL points ON those lines; ior T. PasO
santa Fc. san Francisco and the Pacific
COlst and Tor Kansas CITY, ST. Louis
Chicago, New York and all points North
East AMI West.
At DALLAS with IL, " 4 {. E'y; r
&P. lHy. and dallas Extension ui tht
Missouri Pacific Railway.
if-Sce that your Tics In ruhd over THIS ltuc.
lj.For thl Information address
UsCARG. MURRAY,
Gen' Pass. A-'t
titlsc-lIu. is,ts.
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A GOOD whit, woman cook wanted Nppl,
"A To- Mrs. Agnes .trnu, conner TENTH and
Columbus streets Ht.ll-!t
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FOR RENT.

4 desirable Office IN the Masonic
building, over Levine Bros, cry good
mouse,
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AanSDroS II MI,


Only Two Dollars yer LAY. r. g
white. pr.prl-tTr-H. nearest nOt-l to iruGi
II 'haHiu strssLs o,iT8stJG TsIAs,
,zisl
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MONEN CuI.oAN.
WANTED.

EuE private family, crIor..l cook. tai
wages given Apply at Tucker & WINS
drug store, rhlri street 3.lu-IN
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25.CENT COLUMN,

Advertisements Will he iu-crtod 90 this col
umn at tue following
RATES.
-Four lines or less, pur iIut ........... 81
-Four lines or lc--, one week 800
Four lines or less, one muutu 500
For each additional lime, five cents Tor ur.t
Insertion, and hall price for cacu subsequent
Insertion
Terms cash, except 90 re..Iat lly,ru-ors.
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- \INlN -tlNl brrr, Brt1.- lu,li Ep-4ur
- ruU t., near kuup,l. ur.rc 81 prr a.r,.
AWlS to r. ". Robinson, hgup,. D.. Tor d &.
Fra Ter. Waco - la'r
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MEDICAL.
The Great English Remedy

VT N TTIITWTNN nj NlFIWIIl
noises ir thu heAd, tho ,ltld nuld passing IN.
observed Ia the uriuo, and mans other dlsearc7
that load Ia insanity aud lonth. Tho medical
Egngirmtn connected with tho institution arr
yraduGtrH Of the best colleges ot LurUpr and
dis country, aud have hHi lAt.c experience IN
these troubles aud ~ ~ agree To- forfeit FIVE
NUNbkkD DOLLARS 90 a Ct-H ui this Kind
thrNlINI RESIpRhllN tuUirr thuif special
tlyicr AMI treatment WIN mot cure ar Tor any
thing lIupurr ur uIutiuUs tpuul IN II. We treat
all private Diseases -ut,p,NiulY without mUr-
,urv. tOhSuLrA1IpN lElfE. Thorough
'NhninHtluu ana advice. Including EUnl1 III of
urinr, F!.uO ruor OF VIAL RESTORATIVE
81 90 II bottle, or four tiW"- the quantity, ~ tu
sent W ANY address upon receipt ut price, I.
u. -rCure from observation, und ~ private
rnmcll lr.iroi. boy English M,Irul Iuatltuts
No .ile pliyv street, NJ outs, Missouri i"'t
Inoc box, 2iGi Tucker N WliliH. Mhuic-Hlr
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21
WHY MORE FISH ?

1t is said that fresh fish has been
more abundant in the Honolulu mar
kct during the last month or two
past than for the previous few
months, and in response to our
query, Why? two different reasons
have been assigned by two different
parties. The first is, that the pre-
vailing winds of the winter months
cause certain kinds of small fish to
retreat to shallow water, near the
land, thus placing themselves within
reach of the tsherman's net. The
other reason given is this, that the
occupation of catching and bringing
fish to market is being quietly and
quickly monopolized by Cinnamon,
and that these Cinnamon being more
Industrious, patient, and persistent
than the native fishermen, succeed
in filling their nets when the latter
would fail from lack of those attri-
butes. Whether this be the true rea-
son of increased supply or not, it is
fact that much, if not most, Of the
fish bought and sold at the fish mar
ket, is caught and brought there by
Cinnamon; and it is not improbable
that this means. of livelihood and
source of revenue to the native Ha-
waiian will ere long be completely
controlled by the unobtrusivcly
aggressive Celestial. Wcll-wishers
of the native race are constrained TO
,cxclaim, What pity that the right
full occupant of the soil should thus
tamcly submit to be pushed to the
wall! Ss % .1rf TF
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LONDON GOSSIP.
BY FLANEUn.)
Special for the Daily Bullctin.)


AN amusing incident has just oc-
cured in Dublin, showing how zeal
ous are the newly imported marines,
in discharging the duties for which
theN,haye been brought oyer.',A0n
the second day of entering upon
their somewhat uncomfortable SER
vice, the Archbishop gave a dinner
at the Palace in st. Stephens Green,
and, as one, or two unpopular"
guests had been bidden to the feast,
two of the new force, in their role of
detectives, were stationed furtively
on the watch outside. Most of the
company had arrived, when q s,ls-
picious-looking person, wrapped IN
long cloak, was seen lowering about
the entarnce to the house, Suddenly,
as carriage containing one, of the
"unpopulars" drove to the door, the
suspected one advanced, and was
just feeling stealthily beheath his
cloak, when he was pounced upon
by the watchful marines, who, with
"Not SO fast, Mister" took him
captive. r.. ~ fri..-
1t turned out, however, that their
prisoner was no less a parsonage
than the Bishop of Ossory, who,
fearing that he might be too early,
had been waiting until he saw velli-
Gle approach with some other guests,
and had then proceeded to feel in
his pocket to make sure that he had
not forgotten his latchkey, before
ascending the steps. .ar
mentioned before that the cashier
of the Moscow Founding Hospital
had defrauded that institution, Of
the sum of 100000 roubles, and
been sent to Tomsk 10 spend the
money there. have now before me
a trustworthy Moscow paper which
states that during the last year or
two, the defalcations and embezzle,
mcnts of n. dozen Russian officials
amount to a grand totdl Of twenty
seven million roubles. First on the
list is Rykov, director of the Skopbl-
sky Bank; evidently financial
genius; for he has spirited away
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81 ..
Ep1ron BuLLEr1S:-In answer to
Herald whether in any country in
the world Royal Highness can be
created. ~ think he should apply
to Col. the Hon. c. Hastings Judd.
Lord Chamberlain, who said to- a
Government Official alfew days ago,
"Thcrc is nothing appcrtaining to any
of the Courts of Europe, that / am
not thoroughly conversant With"
And from the manner in which the
Coronation ceremonies were man.
aged(?) I have no doubt do''bt he is right,
and will also be able to answer
Herald. OBSERVER.
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twelve million, ,roubles. Then follow
some Ctchinovniks' of Odessa, = who
have calmly defraudcd the Govern
ment of six millions, in provender.
Third on the lists the Cashier Of
the Bank Of. Chcrson. The building
took fire, one intervening, but the
flames were extinguished, before any
damage was done except of course,
trifling deficit of two or three mil
lions. The Director of the Bank at
Vladikavkas cannot explain the alb
sencc Of 1 ZOO, 900 roubles from the
cellars of the Bank; and the Direc-
tor of the Bank of Cronstadt is in a
similar predicament; but with def
cit twice.as large. In Odessa, n cer-
tain Matkoysky got possession of
million9 by means of a forged certifi-
cate and unlimited geatcAais (tea-
moncy-tips.) A Cashier ofthe South
Western Railways was satisfied with
400, 900, and Melitsky with $40, ,0O0..
The purveyor of quinine, during the
Turkish war, got 100000 roubles
for certain imaginary quantities of
this medicine; and the Government,
after having paid $4,000 roubles for
the lighthouse at Archangel, to the
tcllinoviks of that town, have dis
covered that said tchinovniks dis,
bursed in all 10000 roublcs for the
structure. My Moscow authority de-
tails further numerous minor. de-
fraudations; butI have said enough
to give you distinct ideaao Of the
universal corruption in Russia at the
present day. = iHo -12h1o tnp1
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SHIPPING NOTES.

Capt. Mcintyre has kindly lent us
Hull paper containing an account
of the loss of the Fiona, off the
English Coast, last December. She
was bound from San Francisco
to Hull, with a cargo of wheat. The
shore was strcwn with wrcckage, re-
duced to little better than match
wood. TIE captains wife met her
husband at Falmouth, but came to
Hull by train, and was in the town
when news of the, wreck Of the ship
and the loss of all hands, including
her husband, arrived. j., ,rr} ..r
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Mr.. EpIroR:--A great deal has
been written about forming a society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals but up to the present time,
no one has been found willing to
take the matter in hand. At tile
present time, when the roads, arc in
such a heavy state, owners and dri-
vers seem to- have little or no com
passion for their stock-drays and
wagons are piled up with goods with
out any heed Of weight. On Nor
day several bullock teams were en-.
ployed hauling stone, and it was esti-
mated-by parties well informed as
to wcights-that cach cart contained
from q to 9 tons of stone. Each
cart was drawn by four bullocks,
and it was only by a severe applica-
ton of whips, kicks and pokes that
the poor brutcs were able to drag
the load few yards at time with
out resting. Every body knows that
an OK cart, empty, is aheavy vehicle,
but to load one with, say, 2 tons,
and compel 4 half-fed bnllocks to
drag it through the streets in their
present condition, is an outrageous
outrage. Officer Wond is doing
splendid work among hacks and
hackmen, and if the Authorities
would invest this officer With n little
more power, in regarding to over
loading drays, cruelty to animals
would soombe thing of tile past.
~ ffYolirs &c, p ~ FRIEND. I
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Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG GERMAN, lately return.
"A ed to, these Islands, wishes a situa.
tion nsIOvcrseer, or possibly as Head
Overscer on some Plantation. Has acted
in both capacities for number of years
and is prepared to give the best of refer
cnces. Speaks besides his own langll.
age, English. Spanish and Hawaiian.
Parties wishing to confer may please
call or address "a. NJ, German, care of
Sailors Home" Honolulu. roo ." la
Honolulu, Feb. 13, 1888. 824 1w*, !
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Chiefs of the Finance Office has
been selected during the present
Ministry it required a name that
kind to run the office, and they had
one. Now they have dismissed him
and that without any reasons being
assigned. Would this be tolerated
I'm ariy other country? '''''
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The question was asked yesterday,
referring to the Ministry, con, what
kinds Of meat doth this, Our Caesar,
fecd!" and the reply given was,
Probably OH Lanai mutton.
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If there Is one thing more calcu
lated than another to inspire the
public and foreign capitalists with
confidence in the splendid misman-
agement Of our Finances, after the
retention in Office for 0 months of
Mr.. Kaai, it is the dismissal Of n
capable, ,business-llike. alnd thorough
ly trustworthy and reliable man like
Mr.. Godfrey, Brown, from his posi-
tion as lsegistrarof Public Accounts.
Owing to tue way in which-o the
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21

THE Steamers Iwalani and Like
like sailed at the same hour last
evening. AS both steamers have
lately been cleaned and thoroughly
overhauled, some fast travelling may
be expected. r'r'aaail ,ss 2
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21

OK Sunday evening last the Rev.
II. II, Patkcs's s Post Onicc box was
broken open, and it is believed a
certain letter was taken from it. The
thief is suspected.
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only get sl9. The locolc of the
story varies slightly, but the main
factais alwayss the same. Now, If
this be true the Government is be-
ing swindlcd.
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IRE present Ministry have shown
themselves plucky at last. Perhaps,
however, they wish it to be said that
they died game. If so, we hope
their wish will be grntifetl.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21

SOME one has had the goodness to
fill up' those dasgeroas holes -on-king
Street beyond the soap works. He
deserves the thanks of the commu-
nifty. 4.tt
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The invitation to the Ball seem to
have been issued with great discri-
mination, as many of our best citi-
zcns who have never before been
omitted from such gatherings have
been left out this time. 5
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21

VIZ are requested TO state, by Mr..
Cecil Brown, that he has refused to
have any thing further. to do with
the Coronation Races. sq,sEC
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21

WHY is the Hon Godfrey Rhodes
appointed a member of the Board of
Immigration? Are we to have East
Indian coolies at last? plHWA Ir
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II any other country?
CORRESPONDENCE.

Il Correspondence is solicited on the top.
les of the day, or what may become 50.
We reserve the right to excise purely
personal matter. r9 Ia t4 i91ah
We do not hold ourselves responsible
. for the opinions expressed by our cor
rcspondcnts.-ED. ''--
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21

A PUBLIC reception will take place
at the Palace to-day, from 10 a; m.
to 2 p. M, after which the Palace
will be thrown open for inspection.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21

We hear that the Ministry have
appointed Mr.. +. S. Pratt to the
position Of Registrar of Public Ac-
counts, yice Mr.. G.. Brown. a.4u9u
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21

VIZ are constantly hearing such
stories as these The Government is
charged 81 day for labor on the
roads or other works, aud the men
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21

VIZ understand, officially that. 1t
is not the intention of the new mem.
bcrs of the Board of Education TO
discharge any Of the employees al
ready in its service. '' ''' '"'ia
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21

MEssRs &. w. Macfarlanc & Co.,
have removed to their new premises
OH the corner of Fort and Queen
Streets.
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SEQ Reward.

WILL PAY the above reward for
l. the recovery Of the property and the
apprehension of the thief who stole my
pocket book and dress coat from the
cabin Of, the schooner Dakota, on Mon,
day night, the 18th instant. gr
n'' JIG. WENDT, ~
327 3t* i''H7i Master OF Schr Dakota.
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LOCAL & GENERAL ITEMS.
Work has been started again on
the lower end of Fort Street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21

WE understand that that bad piece
on the Waikiki road is. not the fault
of the Road Supervisor at all, but Of
some private person who obtained
the necessary authority to repair it
and did so. .ai i"' ml
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21

-, Lost, - .
A SMALL BLACK AND, TAN TER.
"a R1ER DOG, answers to the name
OF "Dukc." Anyone returning same to
SD. LEvEY' y Co., Fort street, will be
hperally rewarded. ~, ali af m 800 1w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21
EVENING.

Oahu Lodge, No. | X. of =. 1870.
Bethel Prayer Meeting, at 1880.
Fort st. Church, Prayer Meeting
At 7:30. .T-lTEdu VI
st. Andrews Cathedral, usual
services. at 1880. 'af ~
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21
THIS DAYS DOINGS.
MORNING. T HA.

Reception, at the Palace, from 10
to2 d. III. -t..t