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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07

Ia playa, y hubo que utilizsr pc
quefias embarcaciones.
Los barrios del Ccto, B.llaja y
Cantera parecian TN mar.
go casas han sido da3trnidas, y
otras mas, de MADEIRA y mampos-
terra, han sufrido considerables
averias.
Los postes del TELEGRAPH yacisn
en- ell suelo; Las ca1ierfas del acue
ducto y gas han sido rotas.
Los caminos no son tales, son
simas que han alberto los arras-
tres de las aguas socavando e,
suelo.
Muchas personas han perecido
shogads". Sogdo uo amigo que
lego aver de Ponce, htbian ia
aparecido 30 cadaveres.
Creese que han perecido como
Glen personals.
El comercio, Ia iudustria y Ia
agricultural experimental cuantio
SOS perjuicios.
Las GALES de la Vlrtad, Estre
LA, Salud, Castillo y MAY or te :
MAN aspecto te rios. b aqua
batfa el Cusrtel de 1af4nteria y
el Hospital Militar, q euyos pi o !,
superiores hubo de trasladarse q
loe enfermos.
LIS autoridAdes, Ia Gasrdia
Civil, la de Ofden Pdb.ico, el
Ej6raito, los B ,mberos, ell pueblo,
SO han multi pllcado en- su arrojo
y heroismo d favor del pr6jimo,
ante tan terrible deagracia.
En- Coamo ell rio SO llev6 una
casa con todos los que la hAbita
ban, y que &c asegura han sucum.
bido. l. IS perjuicios en Ia juri .
diccion SON notorios, hAbiendo
alcanz ado tamoien d la estaci6n
de Btfios medicina'es.
En- Salinas lamentsnse deplo-
rabies perjuicios materiales en- q
ganado y en- la agricultural.
Diez personas han desaparecido
de Santa Isabel, habiendose en-
contrado va seis cadaveres.
Patilas estuvo sitiada por e'
aqua. FL puente entire aluells
jurisdiction y Arroyo fus arreba-
tado por torreuciales avenidas,
Temese que hayan ocurrido des.
gracias personales. Las perdidas
msteriales son sensibles.
En- Toa-baja Sc ha desbordadc
el rio de la Plata, sufriendo ave
rfas de buito el gran pnente de
los Reyes Csi6 ieos y la carretera
De Arecibo, Toa alta, Comeric
= otras locslidades llegan tambien
tristes noticias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07
MUCHO RUlDO...

Bien hicemos no 3otros en- AGO.
ger como acogimo' los relatos
terrori6cos de Ell C2dm0r acerca
de los componteados, segdn {
en- Adjuntss.
Porque por larga experiencis
@abemos nosotros de que pie co
jean esos periouicos autonomis,
tas en- punto q compontes y d sus
eIegias y iMisereres ,obre esas no
velas dignas de Pouson du To.
.rrall 8 de Moutepin.
Los componseadss de Adjun.
lQae gran capisulo para una
obra monumental del genero ira
gicol
! vamos va d cuentas.
81, senor, en- A juutas faeron
prendidos varios sujetos que acos
tumbraban reunirse y asoeiarse
seeretamente...... no para rexar
al darse golpes de pecho, como
aque''o2 presos conducidos en- IN
caro-, que tAnto alarmaron 4 Ri
Popular de Ponce.
Los motives por QUE fuerop
Aprehendtdos los individuos en-
cues,ion, martires del componts,
segdn ~ c!amOr. va los presu
mira qui,ls el sector.
Pero hsssa ahorA 40 apareee e.
esmpoHte.
I re-ul,o que hlbo de dirigir.
,e al JaeE eompetense una qurja
lie dos de los presos, hernAno
por mas sefias, denunciando malos
Rsssmien,os, O., etr.
I resu'to que ei eseriso no 90
taha h'msdo por ellos.
Qae era obra de an lereero, d.
IN Iassaso ma4uiATelico 1 quiea
al ss iha nl 10 vsaia co el asaaso
o,Ea essA que sadAr eAlsnsai ~
ajsnaa
! sl eosapeat< 9aoads ssAp
I sssaiso saneasa anr los doe
mi.Enos sursus de.laras "a CO Dc.
hada totna. y anse quisn core.
rosdls, gee clio. % sras aascss.
d il Qas a de 100 os@Esalss.
! saoedso adsmA. qar, swcoaa
t8aos fare .asisam.ass l0a DO. .a
lsssss. stAsp qax a. psesxasAhAs
sstssgso sigsn De h.a~s mAs mal
. sAao'. q s@~ ~aFs s5as, 9as as
ia N. I'sz@4s< 4ss Faas.
ksao g. - 4as Asmaa aass ssva
s'esagua4s. s-as esaa arsa sssAs '
Aas4gse. ssas FxsYssaa Z aas as-
fexam@asa ssAfs sl ssam@sAls -
,Aas@atsnss sss~aass pus -! C's
s&sv.
! . AAs ssae / AAAAs ala sl
saeN2aaisf
u s4AA@ ssaz
ns@ fan4@a Assss2ssss sa STE
xxs $3.50 ss4axsmsss ass swhssas ass
ssv$ is ssa Ax 81 gas&r as. gAs
ssssw sss s'ss4ssAss ssgsags arAAss
So 4 sssaaat.
n "a .aAA
Aasa ssa~ Fm*esaaAs@s AaF zee
Q sssamssex shsm8sxA
Fsass - @saas. - s~s &s ass
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07

trario, cuanto por los severisimos
cargos y gravisimas & infuudadas
acusaciones, que lanza contra
nuestro dignfsimo, celoso & inte-
ligente gobierno, no sin antes re-
chazar aquellas y volver por los
faeros de la verdad en- cuanto a
este, !. nombrs de los altos in
tereses del poder pdblico, q nom
bre del gran Partido Espstol To-
Conditional y de cuantos corazo-
nes AFRICAN seDtimientos de
rectitud y de justicia, que son
innumerables en- toda Ia Isla, de.
jamos aquf consignada nuestra
sOlemne protssta contra los iuco.
rrectos procedures, que ha obser
vado, con tan triste motive, Ell
Popular, de Ia Ciudad de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07

d. esta ammonia que Sc impo
ne han de resultaI consecuencias
inevitables, las cuales han de pre-
parar, sino producer, la tran ,ici6n
entire la moneda hoy circulante y
"a moneda nacional, 10 cual quiere
decir que la question monetaria
sufre en- estos momentos una cri-
,is, cuya soiuci6n no es descono-
cida y dificii de prever.
Sc trats de una reforma tras
eendental, y como toda reforma
IA de producer perturbaci6n.
Mucho deseamos que la solu
sion que Sc de & este asunto sea
tan acertada que salve las conse
cuencias adversas de esa pertur'
baci6n en- bien de la isIa en- ge-
raj, cuyos intereses son dignos d.
consideration y arroyo.
No prejuzgamos NADIA. Aguar
damos conocer opiniones sobrs
esta question, digna de ser estu
:iada con meditation profunda
Por hoy no decimos mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07
RASGO PLAUSIBLE.

Hrmo, oido qas sl Avunta
mlvnD fe Mssasa 3 hA aoaraa lo
cnsisr $500 4 pssor, Goa de.lss
= silTiAr Ia dsegraeia DC los 4as
saf'tn eco moltse de "a inasaa
ei6n.
kaalEamos eko gsnrf< so psc
aeder. que b ar sl Ceassto DC
Msy.ga T.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07
SUBSCRIPTION
que abre eI BOLETlN MER
CANTlL para socorrer d
las victimas de la inun.
daCion de Ponce.

Desput' de aplaudir Ia genero.
sidad de los donante, que eon.,an
en- Ii anterior relaei6n, demos
trando sentimientos earita,ivcs
que les b nran, invitamos 1 nues
tros amigos de IL Capital y de
los prebios del campo, para qnr
Sc suseriban con algunA euo,A en-
esta obra meritoria dc socoIro 4
Ia desgraeia. ii Gobietno Y al.
gunos Arun,amientos b n dado
"a tjemplos dignos dc imi,arse.
Todas las eaniidades que se sus
"riban seran publie.da. eonve
Dientsmente. Qasda alberta IL
suscripeion para objsao tan nobls
J 6lan,roPieo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07

ci6n Central de Contfibu1ion,s
y Rentae, IN estado de los priaei-
pales productos del pals exporta-
do durante el mes de Julio d'ti-
mo, compArSndolos con los de
igual mes del afio anterior, 1887.
He aquf, eegdn ell estado en-
question, que pasamos a extrac-
tar, las cantilades de los produc-
tos que Sc exportaron en- e. cita
do mes, sus valores, y los dere.
chos que proIujsron al Real TIE
soro, d su exportaci6n:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07

cesitan no este en- deseGuiiibrio.
Ahora bien; Ia di.po icion que
do curso legal a la moneda me
jicana no fae de- Gobierno C,n
tral, y desamparados los conee
sionarios por awe en- sus pre-
ten7iones, encontramos natnral
que sus trabsjos Sc hagan Ger a
del Ex mo & I.mo Sr. Intendsnte
General de H .ciends, Il cual, sal
70 especiales circuu stan eias 8 ins
trucciones del Mnisterio de u
cramar, no podra meno5 de aten
der a las preten ZONES de e.tos
sefiores coneesionarios, per 10 que
puede convenir q las futuras re-
'aciones que forzosamente han de
existir entire ell BANJO y el Tesorc
pdblicc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07
QUESTION TRlNENDENTlL.

Todos conocemos el Rea' De
creto de 5 de Mayo de 1888, ror Ell
que sc autoriza la constitution de
Banco Es2afol de- Puerto Rico
Sabiio es que ess T. D. ob iga a.
8anco q constituir ssu capital en-
moneda espafiols. Tambien es pi.
O'ica la gestion hecha por los con.
ce ,ionarios de dicho estableci
miento cercs del Gobierno Ge Ms.
drid, pretendiendo se les autorif .se
a constituir el capital en- moneda
mejicaua al tipo Official, ossa 4 95
centavos Ell peso, cuyS pretension
fue apoyads por las mayorias de
la Diputaci6n Provincial y Ayun
tamiento de esta Ciudad. Pibli
co es iguaimente que ell Gobierno
Central ha negado en- redondo Ia
pretension indicada, obli1ando Al
faturo Banco a cumplir { Ia letra
el r. d. lie concession.
Por manera que, necesi.ando ell
Binco, para constituirse v empe
rar o funcionar, ei rs p.2 de s-e
capital, lie es tambien nece ,ario ad
luirir por elmomento $375 900 de
mon da nacionai, los cuaies, cslca
,ando moderadameute. lie costaran
aor 10 menos. $63,750 (17 p.S).
Is decir, que para obtener los
1915 600 moneds nacional, nece :
sta emplear $43s $50 mej,cauos.
Como 90 W, e,tas son habas
con,&iss.
Consti.uido ell B,nco y di.pues
to 4 funcionar, preguu,amo..
iCon qaien va a eontrstarl
lEa que forma y con que con :
diglonss Ia de efectuar sus ope.
racionesi
No habisndo en- Ia isla mas
moneda nAcionAl que In que i'm
porte el B.nco. ' vAIdra cada
peso nAcional $l.20 IN j,canos,
leomo y con qaiSa W . eruR.r 81
monsda, ii al veneimienIo dc 10.
eon,raso. no sera possible que 9
ievaelvAa Ia moaeds naeional que
sa,rrgol
AatorisAdo el Ban o para smi =
st hai'e.ss aI poIsAdar. &c os salo =
re- reprsssaiarAa indalab sme 3.
10 mpasaa espaaola Goa que ~ a
iaacioaA [ que " . suesdss
caaaIo - laacea 1 Ia cirenlaei6a
y .slgaIo o. Bsacn 4 ansieipas
al I saFo Aasaa s500 600 / sus
aarA o BAaso. eaaaas Q. G56.tEno
IL ada 81 saaao 8 aaA pAsgs 10 ca
samAs ia 4ara &C sallsss.l 90
&c ea.s, q Gaesstao d cl ! sosv
1 4AsA . sssa saslssss o. sa.os re-
.sisa Z la mes -AA aa<losal eon-
sasaAa csc u me *teAaa. 80 a.
asr vsstsass pEaxsasasAo paF vr
,sA as q lsgsA4aA snl,asassl
NJ ssG.aaas sa ssssFregsEosac y
sgaasasan ~ 4ss aSSaa sasrll-
xv2ssa ga xstas 10 a@xslsA eca
saxSs As laa azAas = sssxasaaa4sa
s9s ass ssaAsAa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07
Las NUNDAcIONE.

Pof Las tti.ses no,ieia. cue has
llegadc de IL isla, vtmos que 81
dlnmo temporal de agaa, ssps-
ialmen.e 60 posee, rssl.ss a.
de'garadorasproPor iess. De ss.
eatasirofs que hA eaasaae % solo
graades ptsdldas naissaals.. ase
qus tarnbiAa nuEsrosas vaesisn,.
que moran - GO Ia slstaiaad.
RelAssmcs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07
Ei 4 habian sido "a enterrados
en- Ponce los cadaveres de

Ei 4 habian sido "a enterrados
en- Ponce los cadaveres de
Carmen Nsgr6n.
z lilo Ponce Cspells.
Eduardo Mayoral.
Manuel Peres.
Andre. Frats.
Manuel Dupre.
Msrcelino Autanxinte.
Petronila Renta.
Solans Reuta.
Rosa Fer Andea.
Carmen Rosario.
Mapnela Rivera.
N.rcisa Franceschi.
Oruz Diaz.
Cruz Disz.
Cancia Dupr6.
Una nina.
Una nihs.
Tango Rodriguez.
Higfuia Mariera Ptres."
Para el dia de aver, microbes,
Sc hAbiAn anunciado so!emnes
honras, en- Ia ig'esia psrroquial
de Ponce, en- sufrsgio de.las per
sonas ahogadas en- Ia inandaci6n.
s ha inicisdo en- aquells clads q
una collects pecuniaria a favor de
los desgracisdo', y los Sres. Vidal
& Co. resalaran el 8 del corrien
to 800 mudas de ropa y 800 pc
setas entire un nimero igual de
pobrts que Acrediten habel sufri
do en Ia inundacion.
E 1 seguia aun lloviendo en-
Ponce J ell bsr6metro anuneiAba
tempo variable.
En GuayAnilla ell rio invAdi6 Ia
poblacion, destruyendo siembras
y plAntios de cana. La altura
del sgua, en- ell eamiro de Ia plA
va al pueblo, llegc 4 medir cuatro
pies.
Iremos .eniendo 4 nuestsos lee
TOTES al eorriente dc tan inmenso
infor,unio, que may de vetns noe
apena J aa'ge. por 50 .xIAordi
nAria y desAssrosa mAgnisad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07

IL isandAsics b, .iao sssaass
o. co Ponrr. co IN soa be de- .aAs.
do .! domisge d assms. la. rice.
pAfiiealAsmeass Vi Fsstnxsss -
deahpa daFoa ron Garss 4 asmxss,
eAndal !s inPsaaoaas sgaa'.
~ pntais ~ aqssl sle, assuis..
do toe dsssFoaadv pos IL sssrisa
te.
Poses susdo Iassm sElass see
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07
sOLICIrUD
DEL GOBIERNO SUPREME.

Acabamos dc saber en- el Qobier.
no General una'importante noticia
que con gusto trasmitimos q los
dc Ponce.
ri Ministerio concede 10000 Pc
sos para las desgracias de la inun.
daci6n.
Noticia f$usta 6sts, que cslebra.
bramos = que habla ,muy en- favor
de la paternal solicitud de ruestro
Gobierno en- obseQuio de estas pro.
vincias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07

Sabemos ademAs que 90 hallan
habilitadss las ramplas de acero
del puente; de 10 Playa, mahana
quedara restsblecido Ell trAfico en-
ire Ia misma , la ciudad.
Lacual participamos tambi6n CON
gusto & nuestros lectores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07

ksa u - W. d. = lsasa ksasl.
i.aasss D. slsssAaA h. s.a.ss.
- - = g@ma i Asn aaa&se
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expense of horse and carriage, to
take them to and fro. Railway or
tramway connection, with cheap
fares, will obviate the difficulty So
we expect perceptible increase of
homesteads out that way.
The company which has under
taken this enterprise will not, how
ever, have to rely solely, and per-
haps not mainly, on this class of
patronage for the support of the
line. individuals and families will
undoubtedly avail themselves freely
of this cheap and easy means of ac-
cess to see air and sea bathing, es-
pecially during moonlight evenings.
A well-appointed hotel at the
Waikiki terminus would be an at
tractive adjunct for patrons of the
latter class. This, no doubt, will
not be long in coming after the cars
begin to travel; if, indeed, il does
not appear as soon as they.
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TUESDAY, FEB. 21, 1888.
THE PROJECTED RAILROAD To
WAIKIKI.

Basing our calculations on the
latest information, the credibility
of which we do not question, we ex-
pect ere many more months have
passed to see railroad constructed
between Honolulu and Waikiki, and
cars regularly running on it between
the two places. AT latest advices
the rails and other material were
being prepared for shipment in Eng
land. After arrival here no time
will be lost in laying down the rails
and putting the cars in motion.
The constructor of this work will
for q time furnish employment to
quite a number of mechanics and
laborers, and its commencement will
be hailed with qualification by the
unemployed. Its completion will
not only be a boon to the people re-
siding at Waikiki and along the route
of travel, but will probably have the
effect of greatly increasing the popu-
lation in that direction. Many people
would prefer the seaside as a place
OF residence who cannot afford the
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tration Of public affairs in every
responsible constitutional represent
ative government. We ought TO have
such government in these islands,
one that fairly represents all classes
and all interests in the community.
The present government is vast
improvement over any that we have
had before, but it is not above criti-
cism or amendment. The idea of
representationisa as important as that
of responsibility. A government of
sugar planters for these islands is
not "a government of the people by
the people for the people," The
preponderance in any fairrcpresenta-
ton should undoubtedly be in the
hands of those who have most at
stake in the welfare of the country,
and who can be trusted to act honor
ably as well as wisely. We acknow-
ledge the ability and value of the
mercantile element. But which is
the more important element, pro-
perty or manhood? If we want the
best possible government, we must
have the highest possible manhood
as its foundation. If the govern
mcnt is to be trusted and respected,
MS fully responsible for the situation
and its emergencies, all its acts
must be the expression of an intelli.
gent and honorable manhood.
Neither shifty expedients and ques,
tionable assumptions, nor childish
whimises and extravagances, should
be allowed or defended. The Ha'
waiians are too irresponsible as :
rule in matters of daily business
They are not reliable. The govern
ment should not oe characterized by
any such want of fidelity to its en-
gagements. But it does not neeC
English party discipline and party
whips to give us responsible, repre-
sentative, constitutional, ministerial
government.
The present Cabinet is composed
of gentlemen of honor and probity
a selection of representative mel
that could not well be improved
upon. But the policy they are ask
ed to pursue should be straightfor
ward and consistent. The peopl
do not wanG lawyers tricks to gail
the case for their client; but
manly, honorable, consistent ad
ministration of affairs that will com
mend itself to every upright MAJ
who wishes well to Hawaii nei.
INDEPENDENT.
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Finance Department.
HONOLULU, H. l., Feb. 16, 1888.

Honolulu, III. L., Feb. l6, 1888.
Notice is hereby given to all en-
ployees of the Hawaiian Govern
ment, and to other persons to whom
moneys may be due at the Hawaiian
Treasury on or before March 81,
1888, to present vouchers for settle
ment on or before that date; and all
persons having moneys on account
of the Government are requested tc
make their returns promptly, IN
order that there may be no delay IL
closing the accounts for the fiscal
period ending March 81, 1888,
w. L. GREEN.
6S If Minister of Finance.
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by AUTHORITY.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT LAND.

On WEDNESDAY, February 10,
1888, at the front entrance of Aliio-
lani Hale, at II o'clock noon, will be
sold a certain tract of land called
"Mahani," in Kalihi Valley, Oahu,
containing an area of is Ito acres,
more or less.
This land is suited to grazing pur-
poses.
Terms-Upset price $3.50.
l.. A. THURSTON,
Ministerial the Interior.
Interior Office, Jsh 10, 1888.
The above sale is postponed until
WEDNESDAY, February 22nd, at
noon.
LORRIN a. THURSTON.
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Feb. 10, 1888.
66 2toaw
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LOST.
FOR SALE.

THE residence next TO Tom May, Esq,
l. on the corner of Kinau and Pen
sacola streets. Apply to
70 2w JAS. A. KENNEDY.
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FOR SALE.

A PONY suitable for children.
N Kind and gentle.
For sale by
II 1w G. N. BOARDMAN.
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FOR RENT.

1.-TWO Rooms, III Wilder s. Co.'s Stone
Il Warehouse, opposite Likelike
Wharf. WILDER d co.
81 2w
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JOHN GREEN,

BAGGAGE Express and Drayman.
ID Stand on King, near corner of
Fort street. Mutual Telephone 5G5.
All kinds of carting faithfully and
promptly attended to. Furniture moved
and carefully handled. If you want
wagon or dray, you will find it TO Your
advantage to ring up Telephone 565.
80 Inns
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NOTICE.

THE party who wrote to gentleman
Il in this city on the 10Th inst, con-
cerning his family, over the signature
:" Friendship will confer a favor on
the same gentleman by disclosing his
real name. Il 1t
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NOTICE.

MIR. G. CLARKE is no longer au-
IVI lhorized to collect for our ac-
count. j. E. BROWN & co.
Honolulu, Feb. 90, 1888. 70 If
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NOTICE.

During my absence from this city,
on Molokai,
MIR. ]. G. WHITE,
will act as Superintendent of Water
Works.
G. B. WILSON,
Superintendent Water Works.
Approved:
LoRRIN A. THURsToN,
Minister of Interior.
Honolulu, Feb. 90, 1888. 70 3t
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NOTICE.

A LII debts due to Chas. j. Fishel,
IA up to October 1st, 1887, and not
paid by March 4th, 1888, will be placed
into the hands of Il Collector, and pay
mcnt enforced. II Ivy
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,l
Honolulu, H. l., Feb. II, 1888.
The "Dudoit House," on the Ha-
waiian Hotel premises, is hereby dc,
clared to be Il place of quarantine
under the regulations of the Board
of Health and the laws of this King
dom, until further notice.
n. B. EMERSON,
President Board of Health.
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NessrS Duncansoa Bros have sold recently &C
auction the following real estate: For I. A. Lam
bert trustee, lot lettered A. in square 2l4, sit
uated on 18th street, between and NJ streets
northwest 20 Jas 7. Bradford Tor $3.50 per square
Iool For the owner, lot 81, OF Jardins sub Of
part OF square l5a, situated on Connecticut ave-
nue., between Rhode Island avenue and n street
northwest, 70 c. A sautter. for S361 per square
loot For Wm- small. trustee, part of lot Ia Ia
MA avenue ana street southwest. 10 MA wills
Morster, Tor sls5 per square foot For D. 8
MackalL sttorney lot a. d LOOMS sub OF lots IN
northwest, TO Thos NJ. Burt, for rs cents 81. foot
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on nno1e Island avenue, between lsth aud 18th
streets northwest, 70 George ". Harvey, for s2lO
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ananeis DAWSON trustees part OF lot 10, IN square
brick house, No. 5l4 18th street northwest no C
{. Walker, for $s.42S For the owner lot al.
square SEQ improved by two-story baS window
brick house, el3 street northwest 20 u L
Atchinson, for s., 500 For orge Emmert ana
William kettler, trustees and executors. part Of
lot IL, IN square &2s. improved by a three-story
BRICK dwelling ana stOre-room. ia IN street,
between and " streets northwest fof SIS OOO
Part lot l1s, IN Thomas Bealls addition 20 George-
town Green and Bridge streets, 70 NJ J. Adler
for s. 200. Second part lot l7p, In same addition
adjoining the above. TO same purchaser, for Al a2a
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same addition 10 same purchaser, for 81. sE3a
Part lot ], In old Georgetown, being house No
500 Bridge or street. 10 Maria G. Enrich. for
81, 400. house and lot on 9th street, between n
and streets northwest: sold 20 some OF The heirs
OF Caroline ID. Geiseklng, deceased, for o., 900.
Senator Reagan, OF Texas has bought OF J. NJ
Thomson, for $500, sub lot IS spare 2se, % feet
on p street, between 18th and 18th streets north
west
Louisa E Moore has bought OF Mary A. Forsythe.
for 1900, sub lot o. square ga 20 feet ront
on the east side OF LIST street, between II and
streets northwest
Cleveland Able has bought OF I. +. SCHNEIDER
for q, 600 sub lot l55, square LES. lsz5s by loo
feet on CorcorAn street between 18th and Ism
streets northwest
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MITCHELL sub lots 81 70 &c. square 1902 fronting
l5o feet on Boundary street between l2tn and 18th
streets northeast
John E Beail has bought OF L. p. Shoemaker et
al Tor 8, 800 sub lots Y. and s. square 6op "a by
west.
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