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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-07-29
w. L. Witch Va. the First National Bank, etc.
Appeal from Escamhia

RANDALL, - D.
l. Due notice of the On-payment Of IL com
mon bank check may he necessary for the pro-
lection of the holder, bur protest by Il notary
is not so; such protest will not charge the drawer
with the fees of the notary
2. W. drew his check on the M. bank where
he had ample funds, in favor of the F. N. B.,
which being presented for payment at II O'Clock
was not paid, but NJ bank Informed payee ii
was good and would he paid at close of banking
hours, which was the customary time for cx-
change Of checks between them, whereupOn
payee at once cause1 The check To he protest ed
by a Notary Public for non payment. W. now
sues payee for injury to his financial credit and
reputation by unnecessarily causing the check
to be protested Held, on demurrer, that though
protest was unnecessary, II was not wrong to
the drawer from which damage is presumed.
judgment affirmed.
w A. Blount. for Appellant }. A. lIender-
son, for Appellee
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HEAD-NOTES TO DECISIONS OR TIL
SUPREME COURT OF FLORIDA.
June Term. A. D. 1854.


Hilliard Whitehead, Plaintiff in Error, VS. the
State of Florida, Defendant in Error-.Jack-
son county.
NANNALKENBURGH j
l. In the trial of An Indictment for larceny it
Is always necessary to prove the value of the
property alleged to have been stolen in order To
determine the grade OF the offence and the pen
atty to be imposed.
2 When the bill of exceptions in such case
embraces the testimony and does not show the
value OF the property 50 charged to have been
stolen, and tins court cannot see thai the proper
verdict has been tound, the court will award n
trial.
Judgment reversed.
J. d. Thompson, for Plaintiff in Error; Aior
ney General for the Stale.
In the matter of q. d. Powell, Petitioner; Ha-
ht+ts Corpus-Wrlt OF Error to Alachua.
RANDALL, c. j.:
l. This court, on writ Of error, will consider
only snch questions presented upon the
record of The proceedings in the Circuit Court.
we cannot assume that facts appeared on the
hearing below which not disclosed by the
record.
:. Facts or documents appearing OF record in
another Cause should be proved by the record of
that cause and it the same are not Incorporated
IN the record this court cannot consider them
appeal or error
3. Petitioner having been discharged from
custody by writ of h1bens corpus, Was again ar
rested, and now on hI6eas corpus prays to he dis
charged because he is arrested tor The same
cause from which he was before discharged
The cause OF the first arrest not being shown,
there is no ground for relief
Judgment affirmed
A. l.. Hawes for Petitioner Attorney Gen
eral, iOr the Stale.
Patrick Crnlly, Appellant, VS.. Henry Clark and
Sarah Alsop, Respondents-Appeal from Du-
val
RANDALL, {. j.:
l. A last will and testament executed in New
York having only two attestng Witnesses is 0t
no effect in this State AS to property in this
State the estate of the deceased in such case is
intestate.
2 Under the act of 1872 defining the interest
the wife shall take in her husbands property if
the husband dies out of this State ntestAie, with
Oul children, the widow is the sole heir at law
Decree affirmed.
J. NJ. Barrs for Appellant; Fleming 6 Daniel,
for AppeIleeS
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T6i7 YsG7. I@l,, IJ5i

Receipts OF cotton ut New Orleans for the
week endi az Saturday, the 22d instant, were 3 800
bales short OF last week 1866 haes short % this
week last year. and ? 10 bales less tnan the
same week year before last Tho moyem mt
sirce seplemb r / nov shows a falling of OF
1907 bales as compared with last year.. ana an
increase OF 333,556 bales as compared 10 the
year before, the figures for this year being
1881, 57s baea against i.Ii7,Is) bales last year,
and l,i0i,02 bales the year before AZ oil
points the movement continues small, and hes
now become considcrab less than two years
ago. The total receipts for the wecf foot up
1880 bales Against 47,62s bales last week,
9g,2S5 bales this week last year aud 6i,s32 bales
the year before.
year, 45Ol,0 67 bales last year. 6,20sO09 bales
wear beiole last, 4,l69, 375 bales.
The discovery OF deficit of 1900 bales in
the reported amount of stocks aHost from india
With tho continued decrease In tho receipts ana
stocks at ports besides the additional fact OF
the failing OF In Indian and American crops
has SO stimulated spots that futures have ma
terially advanced; One Of the principal factors
in the strengthening of the situation has been
high water. The reported improvement in tho
Texas crop is couuteracted by tho planting IN
She Atlantic states bling exceedingly late this
season.
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MEDICAL
Smiths Extract d Nay ?Isvg.
d Positively Cures where an
other Remedies Have Fail
cI 10 Produce Relief

"Brehrs Disease Of N Kldn,ys,' fearful
scourgc, which spares neither age, seN noroondi'
ton, becomes an incumblc disease only for the
want OF timely attention n allowed 10 work Us
ayneos unchecked until 70 has fastened upon tho
vlmlso 10. victim nomcdical skin can release ia
hold. q claimsit H. prey and annually uumhen im
victims by the thousand A timely useo
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
win positively prevent such results. In proof OF
This assertion we cite you TO the numbcrle' test.
monials IN our possession, and quote such emil
mont authorltes'ps Dr. Eli Ives. Of Ncw iiaYen'
Conn. ana DR.. King, Compiler Of Kings Dis
puu.atory.) Ask your own physician u these
names arc authorities aud decide ior your'ei
whether YOU viii sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice ,oun advertised meds'
cine Decide now, g mny not be too late
Smiths EXTRACT OF May Flower
Is natures own remedy sno Vic dccocion
ofnauseous drugs and dangerous chemicals. May
Flower Is o modest litt.o plant which grows in
New Fouudland, IN Pennsylvania aud Kentucky
It's diurotic and 0strugeut IN is properties, and
has frequently been used O. great advantage In
Diarrhua ana Bowel Complaints OF children. It's
great merit, however, SIN Dos gentle and efficient
action ON the Kidneys. 70 removes all impurities
through natural channels and restores thcsysiem
to healthy condition. j. promNtly relieves pains
IN the bacl, and loins. lu cases iwcak AMI deli
ca,a females its value is beyond computation.
But for the natural modcsty Of woman. which
causes her TO shrink from newspaper publicity,
we might publish hundreds Of testimonials oil
incstimablc benefits derived from i,s use.
Ask your druggist Tor smiths Extinct of Nay
Flower. Read carefully the circular around the
bottle. 10 is yours TO choose between
Health, Happiness end Lie,
Disease Misery and Death.
Prepared only by 5 y Smith & Bro, Coyington
XIV For mie by ail dmgdsy
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rI'reasury Depm tmoni onice Of Comptroller
L too Currency, Washington. March iih, lsaL
WuIREAs, ny satisfactory evidence ffo'cnted
o. th6unders.rnod, A has b fn made in nppear
ihnt THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK, oF
DALLAS Ia lh' cltf ~ balW, In Tho county
Of Dallas, ard stale Of Texas has compiled with
MI ne provisions OF the Revised .a'uins 0l the
United aiol required 90 be COmfl lied with ue-
fore IN n,forinilOn shan be- authorized 10 COM
mfnCo the bus ness OF banking,
Now. IN fefofc /, John Jay Knox, q Comptroller
tho Currcufy. do hereby certify that THE
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK on DALiAS."
On The ely Of Dallas In the county OF Dalla', und
Tie state Of Texas, Is authorized 10 commence
the business OF bhnklng NJ provided T. 5 ouon
6iG0 Of the Revised Statutes OF tho United sialos.
JOHN JAY.KNON,
Comptroller OF the Currency,
I'M giVl
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FINANCIAL.

A PEW months ara N Bovnt,l, the rcnoly'
Ing taller at she ollloo of Tho sub.ueNury. Ia
Ban Francisco commenced 20 keep record OF
the counterfeit silver cOlns received, deteo cd
aud destroyed by himself ard his assistants,
From November l. is'a, 10 February 20, 1871
the number Of bad colns destroyed AZ that Office
and 70 quarter dollars, tho whole representing
Z Doml lal value OF $40 ~.
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MEDICAL

80 bK. EucbNN d. Ati 81 FRANCE,
lis made us } 10 agcuth Tor o. s'ahs ai Texas tc
arI fis nCgcf.fciling roncdf Nl.uN Ounuur
liu Restorative or ViiallrCr' ~ slon.ed with
leryoua debility, lofs OF manhood ani kinr
rom which " Ilhrn NE tfuHt or Lho dhcx<4
above h. cuuoned ultt a. once .u nioo1re from
ns of throuEh an by your 'frrE SOY feSproAf
ne nCvef-n!lng remedy .
OAoWdCs . uAbDw1s
Wholesale prugrisls lglef Iessa.
eyrctni 40 lfowsl 2 hro'snn b j. J. Willisink.
Iilu ,iruted MarriAs6 Guido, lGJ reges, ciotf
aud Gilt binding, 80 cents same inpoper coves.
Is cents. Manhood 10 cents; womanhood, 10
cents: pamphlet 3 cents, securely aesled, BIS
mail. send money or postage .'smp. DIN.
WHITTIER. the Great specialist OF 81
rharfes ltr,st ~ InuiF, $40
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THE GAIAl ENGINE RaMSDY

lisa urT r,fhil'ng tonic
frr Nervous Debility
exhaust % vitality, gem.
iLal weakness, sper
mutlr hWn, D. o B 4
MANHOOu. impoten-
cy. rtfa ysig Hnd all the
tr Die cneCts OF Self.
Anus youiuful follies.
FfdtEf fsa' Ia natures
So rs such 10 loss oS
htwow iHssitufe, Moo
turuslEnftsious, Aver.
fiW fl sueiriy, Dim.
ffsn 10 No Yl. Noiqaf
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hi IMPROVEg TNc 0UhLIrY OR

lT IMPROVES THE QUALITY Oh
tAo B'osfeEi rufirf slt. aud 80 thoro-
llrd % iluo airiNOrTift aud CORRECTIVE
tucasr1 OK all rh f0a ir gidindfcs which
AGO gsspciutod with Hu tMpOYEnlsnEp
STATE THE BLOOD. These all yield
toiho regulating anu uOurishiugprop-
critics OK RS great food tonic clOmenif.
ttcompon antcH for tho Toss Cfrif0lifY,
Induced by Consumption, CdtdgTf ar
bronchial and IAr00t affections 10
teW icurdV Feminine HcbftiiB ana
rrinburso tho Jtnuie physique for
tr0so iossrl Of piidiitD ACCOMPANY
ing complaints peculiar 20 ne sore
Mothers nursing fholr own chtdrcHs
md driic0t0 srOUCit who expect TO
b0com0 mOthorj anu bring up Uig0T-
OiLs children DhOulj by all m cans uao
n. ~ tHW restore sufferers prone
Wolifnl e. NcrUOtg pr0stFdfiOn nrls-
lng from Oror-irdFA, t-rrcSscs or
UT1'rncfcd Eiiaruse. II tcNt cngc
Drunkenness and tho Opium H0bis
for as tho appetite grows heGlthior
and digestion moro vigorous through
thauso OF this Tonic, tho unnatural
craving dies away until totally o1-
tinct. ~ ishighlD brngioidi tH Liver
Complaints, Mdidridi Eorer, and
ALL Efri0ri1i Uiyc0sef and Tor tho
debili,nting Objects Of Fcrcr Of am
Fn.d ~ kdS BO equal II repairs
trdsie. Improves Digestion aud lp-
petite, aul HTorl5 tho DVspfpGo ~
gqlid an 7rsNy rsgisntigbfc article
Of C00a. md i8 30 pleasant Ia tho lasio
that tho most sensitive palate VIII not
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ir zoe Head. Inc vi'al huii passing ln1hserhed
iu thH Wiup. dmauY Other diseases that lead
% iursrifr and death
THE E-GJI-u Mi3uIrAL IE-uTUrh
wlil acrec t1 iorrlt Five Hunifud DOLLARS
FOR "a chgo Of this find the VITAL b t1tORA
giNE under 'ntir special aI'ifH aud r0sts
meuO viii not cure or FOR anything impure o.
iniGrlug found IN N. Tts ENHii' hEDt-
UAL ISHIfTuTE trcHg al privr Diseases
snocc'sfully without mercurv NohNuitttion
Free. Thorough examination lld HdvicA In.
Cludlug ANALYSIS o. urine, . b.. Pace Of Vital
Restorative, gi.59 a bottle, NJ iuuf limos the
quautity 10. "a, sout 90 ans adore on receipt o.
price, or @. O d (no g, o d senl without 81
as guaranteed secure from obsefva ion, and
In p private name n desired. ny HN0LlsH
uEDi cal INs1ITU1E as olive street 81.
Louis missouri.
wholesale Agents j. y. SCOTT { CO., Cal
yoEfnu. lsNHR.
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gwin's spnCiuc rs O onmpl in antid1to 10 Blo0e
Huinor, J. Ia EsoH SMITH m. Al nts, Ga.
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Our treatise on Blood aud Skin Diseases
mailed free "a applicants.
SWIFT SPECIFIC go Drawer q Atlanta &c
New York Once I5a West 28l street
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used swif;s Specific on my little daughto,
who WAS inflicted with some Blood Poison white,
had resisted al sorts OF treatment. The Speoin
relieved her permanently, aud shall use II Il
my practice
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In 1880 came nom the north TO take charge q
the gas works IN Rome, as superintendent anS
after tho overflow, Which occurred In the Bprins
following | was very much exposed TO malaria
poison, aud In 1882 found my blood so contain
mated with the poison that was forced TO give
IN business. I was treated by the physician
without relief. Ny trouble finally determined
IN au gb lCcss OF the liver, and nearly every ORE
(myself included thought was doomed 70 %
within few days. In this condition 1 was &C
vised by friend 10 take ,wifts specific, and =
took II lust as n drowning man would catch atNl
straw but as soon as my system got under the
influence of the remedy, the abscess came 10
point and burst passing oil without pain. IL
fifteen days after this was M ut my work. AM
have fincc enjoyed excellent health.
Every sufferer from ma'adal poison ehoulc
take swiflis Specific O. g. 5rEscrR,
srpt Rome Gas Light Company.
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RRLIf1 Ell line !

The Gurtast aud only Perfect Hair Ecstorer
EVor iis.ov, q.
M Bruce hsvur discovered this wonderful
Retur0r oicr, it o. tho public niler Icpe tea
oxpcr.eu' claiming ior qualities poase'' q
b. ouihtf nr.r gerHr. iiou ever maui aciuscd
il does ROT tgc toe halr bu. thuses d new
Growth ia Dos of tiurl color ufor two weeks Np-
pirntOu g mat.t-s not whether tAe hlir is OF
the lpcplI [ blae < ur most delicate blonde.
I. also entirely frees the head from dCndfun,
aud Is rec from any poisOuou. Drug.
The proprietor guarantees to give one hun
bred COLLAR (lO0 90 20 any rerSon who after q
fgir trial hnds that IL does not 30 20 their entire
satisfaction al that 10 claimed 70 II.
| Over Twenty Thousand t2l000) testimnnials
aud letters OF approval could be furnished. -
| kur dressing 70 clean the head Of dandIun'
II hiss no equai. go
BY it's use as dressing the hair will retain
O soft and GLOSSY appearance, and VIII never
turn gray,
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BANK
Ths American National Bank
pALLAa, TEXAS,

VII, THOMAS, President
O. O. sLAuGh1ER, vlce'prlfldort.
Authorized Capital. sbOo,00O 90
Paid'up Cspltai.',...,', 100000 90
Accounts Of banks, corporations aud ludiyIdu-
al fOlidiet
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PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
M a TTEEEYW &. BRU CE

222 SIXTH AVENUE New York.
Money refunded in all cases where saiisfac-
ton is not given. send for circular, with ref
erences az sc EETS WANTED.
Name ihig MINER
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THURSDAY, APRIL IL, 1884.
THIS EVENINGS DOINCS.
TO-MORROW's DOINCs.
hANLAN IN JAIL.

Shortly after his arrival at Sydney,
Hanlan was located in Darlinghurst
Jail. He said "before coming out
he had read about Australia in order
that he might find out what it was
like. He had been surprised at what
he found" ''He was so impressed
with what he saw, that he ordered q
mat to be made to bear his name,
for the purpose of taking it back to
Canada. All the Canadians and
Americans present stated their OPT
Mon, (and they seemed to know all
about it.') That it was Il better
building of its kind than the cele-
brated 'Tombs' of New York.
Hanlan was not "run in," he
merely paid a brief visit to the Jail
after being entertained at lunch by
Mr.. Charles Cowper, Sheriff of New
South Wales, in his offices which
adioin the local "Tombs."
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EMELIE MELVILLE.

An order was made by the chief
clerk of the Insolvent Court in Mel
bourne for the sequestration of the
estate of Emelie Melville Derby,
operatic artistic. The liabilities are
approximately stated to be $4,000,
and the assets, which consist wholly
of personal property, are under
f100. A special affidavit was filed
stating that most of the assets had
been seized in execution, and the in
solvent was unable to file a COM
plete schedule; and rs she was not
able to have access to her books
and papers, which were in the hands
of her business manager, she was
allowed seven days within which to
file a complete schedule. The causes
of insolvency are stated to be losses
sustained as manageress of the
Emelie Melville Operatic Company,
and being compelled to borrow
money at very high rates of interest.
-1ustrdldSidn.
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the LIBRARY FAIR.
Contributed |

The time fixed for the fair, to be
held for the benefit of the Honolulu
Library and Reading Room Associa-
tion, is rapidly approaching, and it
is hoped that all the friends of this
institution will give it their hearty
support. 1t has been repeatedly said
that, as the library has been created
to meet public want and is open to
all classes, the promoters of the fair
have made it point to appeal to all
persons and all classes of this COM
munity; and they still expect that
every one who cares for good books
and good reading will help to make
a success of it,.
Gifts of all kinds, for the fair,
are now solicited, and the promoters
make an earnest appeal to the public
generally that not only those who
have kindly promised to prepare
articles, but those whom the COM
mittee have failed to meet, will, as
early as convenient, before the end
of this month, send in their dona-
tions to Mrs. j. McGrew, Hotel
street.
Articles of any kind suited for the
fancy tables and also gifts of books
and music for the library will be
most thankfully received.
The organizing committee also
take this occasion of acknowledging
the gifts and encouragement received
from generous friends OH the other
islands.
The precise day of opening the
fair and the programme of the en-
tertainments which will take place
on this occasion will be subsequently
published.
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REAR-ADMIRAL HUGHES RI1IRts.

Rear-Admiral Aaron X. Hughes,
U. S. N, was placed on the retired
list, as he had reached his sixty.
second birthday. AS usual, when
the Admiral retires from a command,
a parting salute was fired from the
flagship, and at the last gun the
AdmiraPs pennant was hauled down,
to be replaced by that of his sue
cessor. Admiral Hughes was popu-
lar with the officers on the Hartford.
and they arranged pretty tableau
for the good-bye scene. A new and
beautiful silk pennant was hoisted at
the masthead on the morning of the
last day on which he would hold an
active command, and when it was
hauled down after the parting salute
had been fired, the ward-room Off
GERS gathered in group upon the
quarterback and presented this pen
nant to the Admiral, in token OF
their respect and affection. r.
can
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The NEW KENSINGI0N YALSE.

A writer in London Life says: [
must tell you about new dance
called, l believe, the "New Kensing
ton valse. l have seldom seen
anything more ungraceful, to say
nothing of its utter Stiffness. The
lady makes sort of teapot handle
of her arm, through which the man
puts his arm, and plants his generally,
extensive paw, we'll spread out, over
his partners shoulder, like a back
board then the already ridiculous
looking pair proceed to make
themselves look utterly idiotic in the
eyes of all beholders by running
round after each other with series
of small, mincing, hesitating, halting-
looking steps that i feel sure 6
manly man would feel ashamed tc
he seen making"
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CIVIL COURT.
THIS DAM

Haole V. Kaui, trespass damages
$50. Judgment for defendant, costs
$4.15.
Antonio Gle Freitas V. Manuel de
Silva, action on promissOry note for
$50. Mr.. Russell for plaintiff who
obtained judgment in the amount
claimed with interest $1.35, attor-
ney's commission $3.15, costs So.
Total $3.50.
All Fong V. Ah See, action on
promissory note for $50. Mr.. David
son for plaintiff who obtained judg-
ment for the amount claimed with
interest $500, attorneys commits
sion $8.35, costs 81. Total $95. 95.
Appeal noted to the Supreme Court.
All Wal V. All Chew and Ali Wal,
action for trespass damages 5000.
Continued to oath Inst.
G. l.. Dcsha v. S. Kaaiai, action
on promissory note for $50, con-
tinued to 21st Inst.
w. McCandless V. +. M. Nord.
berg, assumpsit for $l22.5O. Settled
out of Court, costs So.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND of Three Dollars per
"A share will be payable April Goth,
to the shareholders of the Hawaiian Car
riage Manufacturers Company, Limited,
at their office No. 70 Queen Street.
E. G. SCHUMAN,
652 3w Secretary & Treasurer.
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Notice of Removal.

w. II. PLACE, of the EUREKA
HOUSE, Maunakea Street, begs to inform
his friends and the public generally, that
he will remove to those central premises,
at the corner of Marine and Nuuanu SITS,
on the 10Th inst, and will open the same
with new stock of Cigars, Cigarettes,
Tobacco, Pipes, etc, all of the finest
brands. Further notice of the opening
will be given. GS2 I'd
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POLICE COURT.
THIS DAY.

Hanakalii, Nuuanu, affray, for.
feited $40 bail each.
Henry Keith, assault and battery,
pleaded guilty, fined So and costs So.
John Daughterly, on remand, re-
manded to 22nd inst.
Una, attempt at petty larceny on
board the Kalakaua. No defence
was offered and Uma, being an old
offender, received a sentence of six
months Imprisonment at hard labor,
costs $1.30.
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costs $3.50.

The principal of the Fort Street
School informs us that every pupil
at that institution has been medically
examined and received a certificate
of good health.
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Referring to the above we beg to in
form the business public that we arc
prepared to make loans, discount approx
cd notes, and purchase exchange at the
best current rates, Our arrangements
for selling exchange ON the principal
points in the United States, Europe,
China, Japan and Australia are being
made, and when perfected, due notice
will be given. We shall also be prepared
to receive deposits on open account.
make collections, and conduct general
banking and exchange business.
6l0 3mb (signed) SPRECKELS & Co
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Tuition on the Either.

GIVEN at pupils residence. For
VI. particulars inquire at M. Echart's
Jewellers store, GO Fort street. Terms
moderate. GS2 2w*
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-04-17
BANKING NOTICE.

gTHE UNDERSIGNED have formed
j. copartnership under the firm
name of " SPRECKELS & Co." for the
purpose of carrying on general bank
ing and exchange business at Honolulu,
and such other places III the Hawaiian
Kingdom rs may be deemed advisable
(Signcd) CLAUS SPRECKELS.
VIM q. IRWIN.
f. f. Low.
Honolulu, Jan. 18th, 1884.