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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-03

that at no distant day she will be among
the foremost In cattle-raislng and in
daIrying. IL not in all other departments
of the live stock business.
In 1870 Georgia had a. 1882 working
oxen; in 1880 the number. had shrunk to
50,026-ra decrease of 1906. OF mich
cows there We're 2S1, $40 In 1870, and 315,-
OI3 in l880-an increase OF S3,736, or 1857
per cent. per year during the decade. BY
1884 that number had grown to S4I ,04S,
gain of 20,995 in the four years. This
shows an average yearly increase OF q, 494
head. OF other cattle there were In 1870
reported 412, POI ;iin 1880 the census showed
an increase Of 132,55l. In 1884 the num-
Der of working oxen and cattle other than
milch cows had become GOSH, valued at
$l,lI1,O30. AT the same time the mich
cows in the State were valued at total
OF S6.49S,5l5, an average Of $l9.04 per head,
the average value Of the other cattle hav-
ing been $l1.7b.
THE IMPROVEMENT OF CATTLE.
Early in the present century the i'm
prOvement of cattle IN Georgia by the
importation Of animals OF merit was I'M
dertaken. In 1920 Thomas Miller inn
ported creRm.colored bull, the breeding
of which is not known; from England.
Durhams We're imported Ia 1874 by Will
liam Gibhou, OF Chatham county. Be-
tween 1880 and 1860 Sborthorns, Ayrshires
and Jerseys were taken to upper Georgia,
Richard Peters, of Atlanta, having been
active IN the work Of introducing Jerseys.
The Rev. Henry Baum took some Devons
to fwiggs county, more than thirty years
ago, and Mr.. r. Tappan, of White Plains.
is credited having imported Devons about
twenty years since, and MIR. l.. Halle
hurst took cattle of that race IN Camden
county about the same time. In 1870 Mr..
j. II. Wilder, of Savannah, introduced
Jerseys into Cobb county, and between
1872 and 1873 Messrs. A. r. Jones, e. y.
Hightower and j. Phillips took Jerseys
into Polk county. Ita
DAIRYING. tH,lts
In 1884 the number of mitch COWS In
Georgia was 30l, 4lS, showing an increase
of $3.50 animals, or 80 per cent, over the
supply reported by the census of 1890.
Assuming that there was a corresponding
increase in the output Of dairy products
in the same period, as 1t il more than
probable there was, there we're sent from
farms In Georgia in 1894 some 405, 1865 gal
Ions OF milk, and made on the farms
S,O3o, 29S pounds of butter, and 20,T20
pounds of cheese. This would give the
average production of butter per cow as
1913 pounds, and the average production
OF cheese as GO pounds per 100 cows,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
UNITED STATES.
PACIFIC COAST.

The mill which is making paper
pulp from the yucca on the Mojave
desert turns out some ten tons
daily.
The last steamer from Alaska
brought $40, 900 from the Treadwell
mine, OH Douglas island, the result
of only fifteen days run.
Chinese vegetable peddlers assist
to spread the white scale about Los
Angeles by selling garden truck"
which is infected with the pest.
Natural gas has been discovered
at Sumner, w. T., three miles dis
tant from the oil we'll at Elhi, which
the Tacoma Oil Company had begun
working.
Opium smokers at Stockton, since
the police have taken to raiding the
dens, now go out into the tules out
side the city limits to indulge in
their vice.
A party of 40 celonists from
England have just arrived in Los
Angeles. They were eighteen days
in coming from Liverpool, and bring
with them S175, 900 altogether with
which to buy land.
1t is rumored that some one is
about to start saloon at Lompoc, q
temperance colony in Santa Barbara
county, and the fate of the last one
there (the inhabitants tore it to
pieces) is held up as a warning
against the attempt.
An artesian well (the thirty-third
so far) has been sunk at San ia
cinto, San Diego county, which, at
a depth of POI feet furnishes 100
miners inches of water, or enough
to irrigate 1000 acres of land, as it
is calculated there.
A large and enthusiastic meeting
of laborers at Seattle, Washington
Territory, passed strong Anti-Chi-
nese resolutions. They condemned
the Western Washington Congrega'
tional Association for asking for the
unqualified repeal of the Chinese
Restriction Act.
A strange fatality is reported il
San Francisco. Frank n. Dwight
employed in the Methodist Book
Depository on Market street, was
taken sick and died in few days
Several leading physicians attended
him, but were unable to diagnose
his case. An autopsy, made at thu
request of his parents, resulted il
the finding of q jagged lemon seet
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A PRETTY SHOW.

Mr.. f. l.. Clarke has placed
stock of Hawaiian ferns, lichens and
MOSES in a show case in King
Bros art store. A more beautiful
display of the natural .adonments
of our mountains and gorges could
not be imagined. The plants are
artistically mounted on photograph
cards and fancily-designed boards.
All of them are pretty, some of them
exquisitely so, their arrangement
exhibiting rare taste and skill. Mr..
Clarke has evidently hit upon a
good thing in this enterprise, and
knows how to carry it out. Prettier
or neater souvenirs of this group
could not be obtained by visitors,
nor more acceptable Hawaiian curios
be sent by residents to friends
abroad. Particularly would they
be deemed treasures by all lovers of
nature. One card in the collection
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The QUEENS OWN.

Last evening the Queens Own
paraded for drill under command of
Captain O'Connor. Previous to
drill the Captain called the officers
to the front of the parade and
handed to each officer of the corps
the Kings commission. The COM
handing officer complimented his
officers on the high honor and mark
of royal favor just conferred on
them. He felt satisfied they would
prove themselves worthy, efficient,
loyal and brave officers, never for
getting the duty they owed to their
King, Government, country, COM
handing officer, and subordinates
placed under their charge. The
officers Area Company-lst Lieu
tenant, Nahora Hipa; End Lieute-
nant, John Mahiai Kaneakua ;-B
Company-lst Lieutenant, John
Kahonakua Mauloa; End Lieute-
nant, Archibald Scott Mahaulu.
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SHIPPING MITES.

Stmrs Kinau, Likelike. Mokolii and
Jas Dowsett are due tomorrow morn
ing.
The stmr c II Bishop has been out S
days cruising for the Kamoi
Stmr Jas Makee arrived at s O'Clock
last night. She brought Abb bags of
paddy and 80 green hides. She sailed
this afternoon for Punaluu, koolau.
with about l,50O bags of paddy. She is
expected here tomorrow.
Stmr w G Hall brought | .425 bags of
sugar, 100 bags of ava, % bags of cot
fee, lbs hides and IL hogs.
Stmr Kinau sails on Monday next at
4 p IN, for the Volcano.
Stmr Likelike sails on Tuesday next
at 5 p m. for Kahului and Hama.
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DETROIT FREE PRESS CURRENCY.

Oculists predict that we shall be-
come a specialized nation in fifty
years more.
New Hampshire farmers stick to
the tallow candle. 1t never ex-
plodes and there are no chimneys to
break.
A "Glee Club and Literary So
ciety" in Wyoming has lynchcd six
men thus far this year for horse
stealing.
1t is possible for an orator to
use 213 words per minute, but it
isn't possible for any of them to
amount to anything.
Nine-tenths of the lawyers, three
fourths of the physicians, five-sixths
of the poets and two-thirds of the
literary men use tobacco in some
form.
A New York physician says he re-
CARDS it as a species of insanity that
any man of wealth should desire to
reside in such q city, with its hustle,
crime, nuisances and impure mir.
The Pittsburg Despatch says that
Minister Phelps is recovering from
an attack of plumbago. He must
have been monkeying around an
clectrotype foundry. There is no
other place where plumbago is used
so rec!>lessly as there. Everything
! becomes covered with it in time
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silver coinage free on the basis of
4121 grains to the dollar
Third-The Warner proposition
to issue silver certificates at the date
of issue.
Fourth-The Dorsheimer PROPOSE
ton to coin $50 grain silver dollar,
which shall be made a full legal
tender.
The imports of the Union for the
twelve months ending August 3lst,
were S57l, 2S5 ,9I3, Il decrease on
the previous year of SS6,635,3
The exports were 1922, 765, 461, II
decrease on the previous year of
12,253,331.
The leading clearinghouse of
the United States report that the
total clearances of the week ending
September 26th were S697, 1872 Alb,
decrease of one-siXteenth percent.
as compared with the corresponding
week of last year.
A report received at the State
Department from the American
Consul at Genoa, Italy, contains
the elements of first-class romance.
The Consul writes that on August
2Sth he visited, in company with n
friend, the asylum for the insane,
which stands on the outskirts of the
city. Before leaving the building
he was informed that one of the pa
tients, an American lady, desired to
speak to him. Some objection was
made by the officers in charge.
The patient, they said, was very
violent, and it would be better to
| disregard her wishes if it were not
desirable to bring about a scene,
but the Consul persisted, and in the
interview which followed satisfied
himself that his fair country-woman
was no more insane than himself.
He demanded her release, which
was not effected without some diff
Guilty. The Consul descrbes'her as
being very pretty and about 20
years of age. The lady's story is
that she married her husband, who
proved to be titled adventurer, in
one of the large Eastern cities about
two years ago. Her father settled
upon her an annuity of $4,000 a
year. Shortly after their arrival in
Genoa her husband decoyed her to
an insane asylum, where she was
placed under restraint, though in
other respects kindly treated. Her
husband had averted suspicion by
informing his wife's parents that
she was too i'll to write. The lady
is now en- route to America with
funds furnished by the Consul.
Her husband fled from Genoa upon
the announcement of her release
and has not been heard from since.
Pierola, formerly Dictator OF
Peru, who has just been banisheo
for the fourth time from that coun
try, reached New York on the oath
and was expected in Washington
the following week. 1t is possible
that he will spend part of the winte
there, and if he does he will be
conspicuous figure in society, rs h
is a man of rare social accomplish
ments, as well as a brilliant politica
leader. He was educated in Parl
and inherited scientific proclivitie
from his father, who was formerly
professor in the University of Mad
rid, and for many years Direeto
of the University of Peru. Pierol
married the daughter of lturbide
the unfortunate Emperor of Mexico
whose son was adopted by the En-
peror Maximillian, and whose grano
: son was recently student at George
/ town College. Notwithstanding hi
kinship to royalty, it is said th'
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o Luso Haaoaiiano says that
some time ago the DAILY BULLETIN
denounced some Chinese laundries
for being guilty of washing clothes
from lepers together with those of
their other customers. 1t concludes
from that repugnant fact, that a
Portuguese laundry would have
every chance of success, and advises
some one to start one in good con-
dition. Foreigners who now must
submit, whether they like it or not,
to Chinese washing, would doubtless
only be too glad of availing them
selves of decent purifying institu-
ton.
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LAST nights complimentary con-
cert and dance, given at the Hotel
as farewell to Captain Abingdon
and officers of H. B. NJ. S. Satellite,
was very pleasant affair. Mr..
Graham, manager of the Hotel,
distinguished himself with an artis-
tic illumination of the building and
grounds. The dance in the parlor
was a gay scene of bright uniforms
and handsome toilets.
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AN old land mark is being re-
moved from the ground in rear of
the Water Works Office. 1t is u
coral building erected some thirty
years ago for an office. Pendergast
was then Superintendent of the
Water Works. OF late the building
has been used rs store-room. Now
it is being pulled down, to furnish
needed coral stone for the founda-
tons of the new lighthouse.
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SUPREME C0URT--.0CTOBER TERM.
THURSDAY, Oct. 9Th.

III RSDAf, OCt. oun.
In the case of Queen Emma's
contested will, Mr.. j. NJ. Poepoe,
for the contestant, Prince Albert
kunuiakca, addressed the jury for
three hours. Mr.. +. M. Hatch
spoke for the prepayment, Mr.. A. j.
Cartwright, an hour and twenty
minutes. The jury retired at ten
minutes past four, and in half an
hour returned with verdict for the
defendant" two dissenting. They
were informed by the Court that
"proponent" was the word they
should have used if they meant the ex-
ecutor of the will. The contestant s
counsel entered exceptions against
the verdict on the grounds of the
verbal inaccuracy.
FRIDAY, Oct. 9th.
Before Chief-Justicc Judd. a
Hawaiian jury tries the assumpsit
case of Kanui VS.. Makole. Kinney
& Peterson for plaintiff, Poepoe for
defendant. At ten minutes to two
Mr.. Poepoe concluded his closing
address to the jury, and Mr.. Kinney
began his speech for the plaintiff,
speaking in Hawaiian.
IN CHAMBERS.
His Honor Justice Preston was
this morning occupied in hearing
argument of counsel on n motion
filed by the defendants in the case
of S. l.. Austin and others against
G. Brewer & Co. and others. Ash
ford & Ashford for the plaintiffs, F..
M. Hatch for the defendants. The
motion seeks to dissolve the injunc-
ton whereby defendants are res
trained from interfering with the
possession of plaintiffs in the plan
tation or property of the Onomea
Sugar Company; (2) to absolutely
refrain from selling or disposing of
any of the capital stock Of said COM
pany, or any of the mortgage bonds
or other bonds of said company in
the custody of G. Brewer & Co., and
(3) to refrain from doing any act of
authority as officers of the corpora
ton of said Onomea Sugar Com
pany, until further order of the
Court. Mr.. Hatch filed affidavits
showing that defendants Jones and
Carter were regularly elected as
officers of the Onomea Sugar Com
pany, and argued that they were
mortgages in possession, that the
plaintiffs were merely servants OF
the Onomea Sugar Corporation, and
not as absolute owners of the plan
tation. On the other hand, Mr..
Ashford commended that the plain
tiffs, who were mortgagors, prima
.facie, are the absolute owners of the
premises until foreclosure or sale.
The Court, on review of the matter
ordered that that portion of the in.
junction restraining defendants from
doing any acts as officers of said
Onomea Sugar Company, be struck
off, the other portions of it to stand
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The Roller Coaster and Central
Park Skating Rink, will be open on
Saturday. A skating race, free for
all who have not before won prizes,
will take place, for two prizes, LIST
and End. Amount of prizes to be
made known at the time.
l44 At l.. j. SCOTr.
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Assignees' Notice.

tgNHE undersigned having been ap.
4 pointed Assignecs Of the Estate Of
S. j. Levey Il Co., Bankrup,s, all per.
sons Indebted 10 said firm are hereby
requested to make immediate payment
to Alex. j. Cartwright at his Office, No.
3 Kaahumanu street.
ALIEN. j. CARTWRIGHT, I AssonAes
w. q, IRWIN,
Honolulu, Sept go, 1855. 1856 Wv
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AUCTION sales were booming this
morning. Merchandise was sold at
good prices. A phaeton was sold
by Lewis j. Levey to Mr.. Lesser
for siXty-fve dollars.
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The purser of the steamer James
Makee reports things very quiet
along her route; also, the sea being
pretty rough at Hanalei. They
caught a ulua fish, weighing 80
pounds, off Pearl river last night
with trolling line.
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His Majesty has received an auto
graph letter from the Prince I'M
perial of Germany, in acknowledge
ment of a letter of coincidence upon
the death of the latter's cousin,
Prince Frederick Charles.
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PASSENGERS.

From Windward Ports, per stmr w q
Hall, Oct &C II Eldridgc, Capt $
Marchant, Mrs a Rosa. Miss Judd.
Peter Lee. Miss NJ Holck, Miss Il Co
ney, Miss l. Napoleon, Miss Kapoli,
Miss NJ Mcguire. A Wall, w Sling and
II dprk
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REFERRING to the call of meet
ing of the Royal Hawaiian Agricul-
tural Society, on Tuesday evening
next, it is understood that all who
are interested in agricultural mat
tiers will be welcome to attend.
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AGAIN Chinese cook has COM
planned of being waylaid at Thomas
Square, this time by Portuguese,
who went through his pockets but
found nothing in them.
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Owing to offense being taken at
the cartoon on the Fire Department,
it was taken out of Messrs. Oats
window yesterday, but only to re-
appear this morning.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

CALL and see our new stock of oil
paintings, engravings, chromos, etc.
etc. King Bros Art Store, Hote
Street. LAG st
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The Yosemite was lively last night
with blue jackets, The jolly Brit
ish tars rolled on the rollers as
only men rolled on the rolling main
know how to roll.
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L. ADLER begs to inform the pub
lie that he has received an elegant
assortment of gentlemen's, ladies'
and children's shoes per Alameda.
1872 I'm
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FOR RENT.

A VERY COMFORTABLE and con.
N venient. house on Kinau street, be-
tween Pensacola and Piikoi streets, con-
tanning three bedrooms, parlor, dining.
room, kilchen.pantry,b bath room, stables,
etc. Large garden, Easy terms. APP.
ply to BRUCE CARTWRIGHT,
at A. j. Car,wright's office. 1876 II
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PER Mariposa-Music Books, Pic
ture Wire and Cord, Croquet Sets,
Baby Carriages, School Bags, etc.
3t WEST, Dow & Co.
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MIR. Brodie, V. S., and Capt. j.
H. Brown are on tour of inspec-
ton among the horses of this island.
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The Y. NJ. c. A. will give pri-
vate reception to the officers and
crew of II. B. M. S. Satellite this
evening at the association rooms. A
varied programme of music, recita-
tons and readings will be provided.
Several of the lady friends of the
institution will take part in the eNer-
cises, after which refreshments will
.pe served. Members are requested
to attend promptly at the hour, 1880
o'clock,
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Telephone n Cos ~aa IS P. o. Box 297
LEWIS & CO., GROCERS,

Pierola is liberal of the most radi-
cal type. In New York he was the
guest of Michael p. Grace, the
Mayors brother.
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YETERDAY had it's runaway n
horse and light buggy on Emma
street-stopped without damage.
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able confirmation of the report that
an attempt was made to blow the
vessel up in San Francisco bay.
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Two hundred and eight season
tickets have been sold already for
the Farini concert, realizing $2,OS0.
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YESTERDAYS Press contained an
account of two sailors from the
Satellite, making drunken eXhibi-
ton of themselves on Nuuanu street
the previous evening. Captain Aling-
ton has sent us request to contra
dict the statement in question. He
says only picked men were ashore
that evening, and on seeing the item
in the Press he examined every one
of them. They all emphatically de-
MED the imputation against their
conduct.
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THREE thoroughbred horses came
to Messrs. w. G.. Irwin & Co. from
the Coast yesterday.
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Mr.. M. Thompson, barrister, has
our thanks for late files of Eastern
and Southern papers.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

Blk Caibalien. Hubbard
Blk Hope, Penhallow
Blk Jupiter, Jenes
Bgtne Consuelo, Cousins
Bktne Eureka, Lee
S $ Mariposa, Hayward
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The only business in the Police
Court to-day was charge of dis
orderly conduct against James Love,
for which he was sentenced to 10
days imprisonment; and the dis
charge of prisoner whose case was
remanded from Yesterday.
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ii. b. M. S. Constance has sailed
from San francisco for Panama,
and may be expected to call at
Honolulu in November on her way
to Hongkong. There is no accept
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contains no less than FIVE varieties
of fern.
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The steamer w. G. Hall brings
news of fine weather on her route.
Saw no sign of the Kamoi.
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TIE Central Park Roller Coaster
will be running tomorrow afternoon
and evening.
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MEssRs. Bishop & Co. yesterday
laid in $4,000 in gold coin from
California.
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Music for skating at the Yosemite
Rink this evening.
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7, The building of the Honuapo
wharf is completed.
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WANTED.

A SMALL furnished house or two
n comfortable furnished rooms.
Address p. o. Box 400. IA 3t%
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

PAHALA mill will begin grinding
on Monday next.
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NOTICE.

nR BRINKERHOFF'S system OF
IL Rectal Treatment. A new treat
mcnL for ucmorrhoid Fistula ard other
diselgcs of the rectum, by process
sure, safe and painless.
DIR. McWAYNE, "a Alakca st.
102 BIN
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NOTICE.

MIR ID. l.. AHPHART hereby init
WI mates that he has this day with.
drawn from the firm of Soyong 81 All
phart, and that lie will carry on the busi-
ness of an Employment Agency, Anglo
Chinese Interpreting, Collecting Ac-
counts and other Agency Business at
sun KIM Lung Co.'s, 43 Hotel street.
ll2tf
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ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.

Stmr w G Hall from Windward Ports
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October .
Stmr Jas Makcc for koolau
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW

ii b NJ S $ Satellite for Hilo, Hawaii
BIZ Hope for Port Townsend