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Daily Republican., 1885-10-22

new tatuo county, Dol on
The 3lsT DAY OF OOrO.
BhR 1885,
at2 o'clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, via.
All that certain lot OF land with the blcs
building thereon erected. situate In the glty
OF Wilmington, bounded and described ss
toll We, to Wit:
Beglnnitg al the northwest rner Of Sixth
and Shiplcy ,treels, thence uortheilg by the
westerly de of Shtpisy street about ~ feet
einchss, III. nee westerly and parallel -
Sixth street by a limo passing through tue
centre oil a brick wall between TINS ard
another house on the north fOrDerly OF
Gregg Chandler, So ieet thence sOutGerly
parallel TO Shtpley street about u feeto
incheh to the nortneriy side OF sixth street,
and thence thereby eastorif IS fect 20 tie
place OF bog inning, be the contents thereof
what they may. 30 r., Vol. 10, page 49,,
h &C.. and Book V, Vol. 10, pay 257, sc.
Seissd ana taken in execution the pro-
perty OF Martha A. n aris, George y. arts
and Elizabeth, his wife, surviving nortga.
por. and Martina A MART execuuIx OF
Joshua Mars Go Inortgagor deceased, and
Joaei h A. Bond: :. t., and % De rold by
THOMAS fbhii. sheriff,
sherif's Once, Wilmington, October
IL 1885. ol6-oi
| StHkRIFF,S SALEs-BY VIRTUE OF A
10 writ OF Levari Facias 20 me directed
| VIII be exposed 20 putlic sale at the Court
| House, on Market street between ienth and
! Eleventh str6ets. Ia the city OF Wilmington.
New Castle County, Del, On
lSATURDAY, THE alSr DAY OF OCFO-
| Br.B. 1885,
at2 o'clock. p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot piece or parcel Of land
| with two story dwelling hNu1e the con
erected, situate Ia Brandywige Hundre;,
ICoun'y aud state aforesaid, bJuDded AMI
described : fOllOTs, 20 Wit:
Begi7nln. a stake at the distance o. "
feet nor heasterly from line q J~seph y
lierricKa n land and about IT'S fest iro Al
the northwCstcrly aide of the Phlsnelphi Il
tturnpiko ROAD (lhsasurei parallel witt Sid
| Joseph s. IerrIckson liDe) therce parable
with said line north 80 degrees west l3i feet
inche9 10 a stake standing 80 ieca from said
iGe, thence by line running at rignt aGs!e
| thereto and by laud OF jacob DerricksOI
ln3rth 54% degrees east 1870 feet 20 Il sake L
line Of Henry e. Polk's land, thence thereby
south 3st. degrees east AZ f.et inches L. .
stake. thence south 56 degrees west ldl fee
TO another stake and theaoe south asa d.
grees east i25 feet to another stake, Gud
thence south e. degrees west q feet TO tD'
place OF beginning, 70 the oJntents thereO
what they may.
Seized aud token 10 execution - the pro
Iperty Of Charles T. SsltneI and EilAJ. Ail
wife and I. ts. and to be sold 10y
THOMAS FDkD, Sheriff.
Sheiii's CGce, Wilmington, OctoDe
Viz, 1856. Ola ct
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day. is's., s a s,y B; p '' ,a.. e
sat;' P Pe$ ' +. .iSa e. s5:955.
pI price; H Ii VII Ti, 5 y, ss't Is
who will stop '''
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ky ANT Ella SITUATION by A
" girl 10 DO RcHC'al hOu ehork chan
1e' maid o. coes. Apply at 2. Cnristiana
street. t,,5 az ,,,t. y Il
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I OST-A SMALL. hLAC X SKYETER
IA rler dog. A suitable reward viii Il.
paid u LETT at No $50 Washington street
'+- o. WIS. QUIBLEY.
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Mccartney, Kenny & Co.
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L.DR kENr-TH RtE-Srt ny H,USE
REPUBLICAN Office. ,yt,t
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sJyOK SALEM. 4l3 Z. I'M STREET
T. Il htSs rooms ard bath, Is ia tcgr a.,
,'... &Lu L ~ heiFhh. hoi~ Nre:e pr per
Ties elwsys rent hEALD * Gu Seven ,
Bnd Market streets ,u. :,
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~ OTICF-Tfth aatMEER- M Wan.
~ Ihtion CGuueii 10. :, q. q. a. M.
are requested u q enc the next stato1 nee
-, 'iday. V;trhef I'D. rus lnetuts = -.
tue otIcr 'ourciis are Invited 70 NEE VIM
- lha S,tALe Council iiicGr. WI M ~ a
visitation by bi uRE ~ IiiE t',U.rIL.
C---N HOS ;. MGhELaNB H. X
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II DESE SfuLGe-t .,IHi Ks IA
1 4 DAY evening Stolen iro,n the I.a =
SUB 'tribef, neBf Haro's corner "a 81 - 10
vi d Il white Tar in forehead, Iei' .sqc f,n,
whitH- ~ rtW4rd vii he given IT, ft,e :.
'"TtfY ~ The sare sra ~ tie arre.i ,.,.d
COW !e,ICa Of tne tutef. v. H.SiNGrP
H--u
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Island Notes.

KoHALA, Hawaii, September 18th.
The Kohala Club gave an entertain
ment last week, and though the night
was stormy one the attendance was
large and the usual good time was ex-
perienced.
KOhala has been alternating between
warm weather and rain, with the rain a
little ahead Cane likes it, and mortals'
discomfort is of no importance.
We notice nice. rattoons at Halawa
being used as pasture for mules. We
presume large dividends may be ex-
pected from plantation that can afford
such costly feed. - S&&ss
A native at Waimea INDUCED too freely
in the ooh, be JOYFUL" caressed his wife
with an iron tea kettle, causing severe
cuts about the head. DIR. Thompson
went to the scene of action, and pro-
nounced the woman in no danger,
though her escape was a narrow one.
Is it not about time some one in
authority should inquire into the cause
that makes the mail 80 unreliable of late?
Papers and letters never reach their des-
tination, or are so long reaching it that
they are "outlawed," according to the
statute.
Halawa mill is about starting in to
grind. From the general outlook their
crop will be about the same as last year.
Mr.. Louisson of Honolulu has been
paying the district a flying visit.
The new deal in sugar came like
shot on the planters here. Time will tell
the results.
Multi mill expects to begin grinding
early in October, and counts on taking
off about $500 tons.
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Police Court.
BEFORE POLICE JUsTIcE BICKERToN.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERTON.
MONDAY, September 18th.
p. Petero and Kamakau forfeited bail
of Sc each for drunkenness.
All Kau, for violating express rule No.
6, was fined So and 81 costs.
P. M. Lucas was charged with import
ing opium into the Kingdom, to wit:
twenty-one tins. This defendant is the
Second Steward of the Mariposa, who
was arrested with four tins concealed in
hiss clothes on Saturday evening, and
then told the officers that more could be
found in his room. In Court he pleaded
guilty to importing seven tins only. His
Honor remanded him until the 18th for
sentence.
W. T. Macdonald was remanded until
the 18th on charge of driving an ex
press wagon without license.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.


The regular weekly drill of the Honolulu
Rides will be held this evening at 1870 O'Clock
at the Armory.
The Y. NJ. G. A. singing class resumes its
practice tonight. Mr.. j. W. Yarndley
hopes that every member will be present on
this occasion.
The Oceanic steamship Mariposa leaves at
noon, sharp, to-day. Letters and papers
should be properly stamped and dropped in
the Post Office before 10 o'clock.
In the Supreme Court yesterday, before
Mr.. Justice Preston, petition was read to
throw zee Wo Chan into bankruptcy. The
counsel for petitioner finally withdrew the
case.
Messrs. w. II. Cornwell, E. @. Mscfarlane,
Charles A. Hug, c.. o. Berger and W. M.
Giffard leave by the Likelike this afternoon
on visit to Hon. Samuel Parker at Mana,
and the Volcano.
In the Civil Court ye: terday judgment
was given against Albert Kuniaukea to the
amount of $50 40 for taxes for 1884, due the
Tax Collector on Maui. Frank Metcalfe
also had judgment for S34 20 given against
him for taxes of 1888.
The following gentlemen were yesterday
reelected officers of the Hilo Sugar Com
pany for the ensuing year: President, Will
lam G. Irwin; Vice President, John D.
Spreckels; Secretary and Treasurer, w. NJ.
Gifard; Auditor, John A Scott.
The annual meeting of the Hutchinson
Plantation Company was held on Monday,
when the following officers were reelected
for the ensuing year: President, VIM. G..
Irwin; Vice President, John A. Buck; Secre.
taryBand Treasurer W. NJ. Giffard; Auditor
Ed. F. Hopke.
The October term of the Supreme Court
will have very interesting case. An action
has been entered by Miss Christian Dias for
breach of promise of marriage against Frank
Gilliland. Damages are claimed to the
amount of $4,000. This will be the frs
case of its kind ever tried in this Kingdom.
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THE Portuguese community are
greatly pleased with the appointment
of Mr.. Ernest Hutchinson to the Office
of Inspector of Portuguese immi-
grants. We have no doubt that his
discreet performance of the important
duty assigned to him will be accept
able to the planters as we'll. In
short time the wisdom of the Govern
ment in making these appointments
will doubtless be recognized by those
who are now most opposed to the
policy of supervision of contract labor
by special officers acting under, and
responsible to, the President Of the
Board of immigration.
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COnsratu1ating the AppOintee.
FChicago Tribune.I

The citizens. irrespective of party,
waited on him with congratulations The
first one was the mayor of the city.
"Mr. Van Hoorbeker, said his honor,
"allow me to congratulate you on your
The Hon. G. Van Hoorbeke WINGED
but shook hands cordially Then came
the county judge and wished Mr.. Van
Hanback, much Joy, followed by the
sheriff, the chairman of the campaign
committee, and the ward workers. who
respectively accosted him as Van Hooter-
back, HHmpback, Humbleback. and va
rious other adornments more ornamental
than usual, until the Hon Mr. Van Hair
bucket grew so densely confused that he
exclaimed: u
Gentlemen, pardon me, but I must re-
turn home. I find out that / have left
something there that is absolutely neces-
sary for me to have 80
"What Is it2" they shouted In chorus.
My own pame," he slowly and sol
EMMY answered. And when the Hon
Van Hooflicker returned home, and his
wife accosted him as Van Hoofenfixer,
he swore a mighty oath that at the next
session of the legislature he would have
his name changed from Won Hoxenfuter
to plain Griffenhouser Won Stoodle-
StumpeF.
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De 1s..sp.. vIrorou. Old Age.

lHaf1S 16LL6T.
Every Partisan is as familiar with De
Lesseps features as with Hugo's, and
never fails to treat both with the pro
foundest respect on every possible oc-
casion. One of the frequent sights to be
Bots de Boulogne is that of the canal
manipulation IN chief and his numerous
progeny riding on ponies along the beauti-
full avenues of that fashionable retreat.
When saw him on the occasion already
referred to could detect the elasticity of
youth in his step, as well as in his gest-
ures. His features, nevertheless, bore the
unmistakable marks and ravages of time.
In fact, I must state that /
have rarely met a face, and more
particularly q brow, with which the
plowshare of age had dealt so rudely.
The wrinkles deep and rugged though
they appear, were not, however, In the
eyes OF any intent observer, signs of de-
crepitude or decay; he is rather like the
old and gnarled oak tree, full Of strength
and vigor, defying alike the blasts Of win
ter and the SHOWS of age.
On one OCCASION, not very long ago,
when one Of his admirers was abiding in
as an engineer, De Lesseps exclaimed:
"Ah, bahi don't talk of tits nothing
TO my career as a gourmet, an after din
ner orator, or topper. I'm fond of
figures and facts, he added, "and I'll
prove to you the claims / have to fame
in that res pect. have up to the present
assisted at-approximately speaking
g. 900 banquets, have returned 2. 500 votes
of thanks and have seen altogether up
ward of SOC, 900 champagne bottles un-
corked in my greater honor and glory!"
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Yersati1itx in Detroit.
Detroit Journal.

A rough pine board attached to the
outermoSt walls of a Michigan avenue
place of business, contained the following
unique announcement: "Langwidges
taught, fortunes told seed pertaters No
more convincing proof of the tabled "go-
aheaditiveness of American citizens
could be found, If the seeker went out on
still hunt with the lantern of old
Diogenes. The man who is capable of
ringing the changes on the above unique
combination for livelihood stands first
rate fighting chance of one day becoming
combs out the flowing locks of the various
langwidges" in the forenoon, hoes around
among an assorted lot of fortunes" until
it is time to knock off for supper, then
fools with the loaded end of g seed perta-
tiers" in the evening. Truly, this Is a
great and glorious country.
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" H n T u II ID.

This wellknown Trotng corner Of Pp
breeders horsemen and stock should
opportunity obtain his while He looking
we'll did his life and
and s a ouryearo old horse.
discover u aaha
beholding him. will be
makeup
former ng coli n statue
deal of Importance has lately attached the
National association OF lo.ng io,s 6G A@esa strongly advises
not only standard bred but if possible one that standard By own %
horses az Eeeneep and the r Of Maud s. and JAY Eye for while @
become greatly renowned by The performances OF their get they never "
Now we will see for curiosity how near VENTURE possessing
qualifications, namely performances Of bis
Hermit a TO Who g o dps p % amy 5s am nd whose @
being he sire Of Derby winne
= g. rs b Gg4 l sa% 81 ad a the
His get are now just BEGINNING to be appreciated in cG S'
Of to wien called
With these facts before VENTURE looms as one Of the gH &
only this but in other country and the day past when people vii @
shng but h ye d S and The n asen t % great
is horse VENTURE 0 ill their place
only year Kenscky for
JEienJ things consideration Why
ry Of nHS a dD Of h Subtle O Below r % Is his %
a with o orse IL
B h. s ss u horse e m n Edi sa !" 1864
i, dam Miss Mos2yn by American s4asds Boy Jr
dam imp. Mostyn, by Tepndrs
5sn dam Helen. by H"mbotonian
9th dam Susan by oxerton
s s!n dam, b. PFS Gni E6 by DrGne'
9Th dam BY Cullen Arabian
1l' dam Miss Afateleas by son of Greyhound
1871 damn, n P1 Does dam b, wooaoooG
i9th dam by cros Bay Barb
danD esiemonas, dam by Bfakelas
dam arb
n2~FOr any particulars apply to
rz...as c. b. MILES, PreprleeI%s.
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We have pleasure in acknowledge
ing a vote of thanks from the w. G.
T. u, of Honolulu, for the use of our
columns in the publication of matters
incident to the operations of that
useful association. We shall at all
times be happy to aid in the further
ance of such good and truly Christian
xvOrk
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In behalf of the W. @. 7. u

Yesterday afternoon about half-past 2
O'Clock horse aud dray, owned by w. P.
Akau, was driven by native man down to
Wilder's steamship wharf loaded with cargo
to go by the steamer Mokolii. In backing
the animal up to the steamer it went too
quick for the native, and the consequences
was, horse, dray and goods went into the
water. The goods were lost, and the horse
only lived few moments. It's dead body
and the dray were hoisted out Of the water
by the crew of the Klikitat.
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acknowledgment.
HoNoLuLU. AUGUST 1l

HONOLULU, August II, 1885.
EDTTOR.P. G. ADvERTIsER-Sir: Agree
able to instructions given me at late
meeting of the W. G. T. u, take sin
cere pleasure in extending to you the
thanks of the ladies for the kind courtesy
you have shown them in so generously
throwing open to them the columns of
your popular paper.
Please accept the earnest wish of the
association for your continued prosperity
Mrs. VIM W. HALL,
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The Dying Naturalist.

Frank Buckland's biographeY records
that when the great naturalist lay dying.
"God is so good, he said, so very good
to the little fishes, do not believe He
would let their inspector suffer shipwreck
at last am going on a long journey,
where think ! shall see great many
curious animals. This journey must
on alone
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The whetstone for Wits.

1t is curious that even among the Greeks
a whetstone-so nearly allied to knife
was of old presented to any one who
pulled the long bow. The allusion in
both cases is TO that sharpening of the
wits which the habit of telling bouncers
is apt to produce.
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and which would be equally suitable
here. The land of Nothing Hill was
subdivided on a most liberal scale,
terraces being interspersed with gar
dens and grass plots where the resi-
dents had the advantage of fresh air,
and where there was an entire alb
senoe of nuisances common to closely
crowded dwellings. The backs of the
houses were as pleasing as the fronts.
If this can be done in the metropolis
of the British Empire. where land is
so valuable, surely similar state of
things should prevail in Honolulu,
where population is sparse in proper
ton to the area of available building
land.
We submit these general remarks
for consideration by property owners,
who are, after all, by far the most in
terested in this question of sanitation.
The Board of Health to-day can do
but little to remedy existing
abuses; the Beard of Health in
the past, if it had done its
duty faithfully, might have pre-
vented overcrOwding. Should a
severe epidemic break out here, re-
curing as it would probably do every
year, the result would be an abandon
ment of this city by the bulk Of its
population, and consequent depre-
citation of city property.
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A Hint to Dame Nature.

How bright the summer prospect
would be, exclaims The Baltimore
American, If seventeen-year locusts were
only fond of musquitoesl"
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Light on his airy crest his slender head
His body short, his lons lnxariant spread
Muscle muscle knots his brawny breast
No fear alarms him. no vain shouts modest
Ger his right shoulder, floating tull and fair
Sweeps s.thick name and spreads it's pOmp IF hair:
Swift works his double spine, and earth around
Rings his solid hoof that the ground Vma1l
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NOTICE.
FIRE NOTICE.

FIRE MARsHAL'S OFFICE.
HONOLULU, Sept. 8, 1885.
Parties intending to burn rubbish their prem
ises particularly at night time, respectfully
asked to notify me. the Waterman at the Bell
Tower, in order that false alarms be prevented
and the public undisturred from it's quiet slum-
bers OF late frequent bright lights have been
seen by the watch at the Tower which, on in
quiry, proved to be nothing more than piles OF
rubbish left burning through the night Resi-
dents please take notice.
seI4-3C JAS. w. MCGUIRE, Fire Marshal
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No cars or wagons or vehicles of any
kind on wheels are known 10 the capital
of Madagascar.
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TO RENT.

TNROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS, TIE PREM
II Uses situated at Kalihi adjoining Mrs. Beck
leys. The house is Isx24, with every accOmmo-
dation. There is about four acres Of land fenced
in with stone wall. Terms very easy Apply to
Deputy Marshal Dayton, at the Police Station,
from whom all particulars can be obtained.
119tf
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NOTICE..

MIR. JOSEPH SMITH WILL RUN FOR
M Representative for his district, North Ko-
hRla, Hawaii. 1S0-d&wu
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Whitaker Star Hams, Dupee's Break.
fast Bacon, Boncd Turkey, Roast Chick.
en-, Roast and Boiled Mutton, Tripe, Ok
Tail, Ham and Oxford Sausages, Nett.
wurst, Devd. Ham, Oysters, Salmon
Bellies, Mackercl, Salt Hcrrings Sauer
Kraut, Smoked Hcrrings, Limburger
Cheese Nc
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An Improbable male acquain-
tance-Al Cohol.
"Love laughs at locksmiths :" but
It weeps at plumbers.
A statistician has estimated that
courtships average three tons of coal
each.
knowledge is the treasure, but
Judgment is the treasurer of the
wise man.
''Deputation," said Gladstone,
is a noun of multitude that signifies
many, but does not signify much"
The private path of elopement
generally leads to the public highway
of the divorce cout.-[N. Y. Jour-
nal.
Some men do as much begrudge
others a good name, as they want
one themselves, and perhaps that is
the reason Of it.
A boy who was kept after school
for bad photography excused him
self to his parents by saying that he
was spell-bound.
Roses may do to make poets bed,
Roses may do to crown beauty's head;
But they are not n circumstance unto
Brandy and soda for large swelled
head.
81 saw a capital thing in your
pamphlet the other day. said n
cynic. "Indeed!' said the delighted
author. "What2" IA pound Of
butter!"
1t makes an editor happy all day
to look out of his window and watch
a bore coming to call on him, and
then to see him pass by without
looking up.
A lawyer walked down the street
recently, with his length of arm tax
ed to hold lot of law books. To
him n friend, pointing at the books,
said; "Why, l thought you carried
all that stuff in your head?" "I
do" quicklyreplied the lawyer, with
a knowing wink, "these are for the
Judges.
A lady in passing through a vii
lage, observed the following notice
on a board :-sHorses taken in to
grass. Long tails, 3s Cd; short
tails, 2s.' She asked the owner of
the land the reason of the difference
in price. He answered, "You see.
ma'am, the long tails can brush
away the flies, but the short ones
are so tormented by them that they
can hardly eat at all"
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1t is often the man that Is right
who is left.
One day a very pious clerical
friend, who had consumed an hour
of his valuable time in small talk,
said to James Harper, the publisher:
"Brother Harper, am curious to
know how you four men distribute
the duties of the establishment be-
tween you."
"John," said Mr.. Harper good
humoredly, attends to the finances,
Wesley to the correspondence,
Fletcher to the general bargaining
with authors and others, and, don't
you tell anybody" he said, drawing
his chair still closer and lowering the
tone of his voice, ~ entertain the
bores. "-Ea.
A good story is told of divinity
student who, one day at an examin-
alton, being deficient in Hebrew,
saw with alarm q difficult verse APP
preaching. In desperation he seized
on a youth beside him who was sub
ject to epilepsy, and, although he
was that day quite well, carried him
out as if he was at the last gasp, but
did not return till the sederunt was
over and the dread verse was past.
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BsH" Tickets now for sale at j. +.
WISEMAN'S office, Merchant street.
94
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8, Enforcement of strict sanitary
regulations, involving thorough
cleanliness in every nook and
Granny.
6. Enlargement, increase and per-
fection of popular recreation grounds
and breathing spaces.
1t is our deficiencies in such res
poets rs these that our kindly visit
ors pass through without seeing or
revealing. These form the other
side of the picture.