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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-08

! do que representar& d la l6,tre uDs
, economiA de alquileres ea toia la Isla
: de mas de cincuenta mil pesos, que Sc.
satisfacen anuslmente por este concep.
to, sin provecho nj resultado practice
, alguno ,toda vez que la mayoria de los
, locales que ocupan hoy carecen de ca
pacidad, ds sAlubridad, de luces y de.
mas condolences pedsg6gicas, aiendo
frecuente que 'os Profssores sc tengan
que costear de sn escaso hAber una ha.
bitaci6n para 81 : 50 fAmilia, no obs
tante estar tan recomendsdo & los
Ayuntamientos el propercion&rsels Ell
ell mismo donde estA establecida ID Es-
. les, para que no des:uiden un momen.
to suS deberes.
Partiendo, pues, de esta necesidad
sentidisima, he decidido publican IL
pressnte Circular, con Ell fin de desper.
tar en- los pueblos ell entusiesmo nece-
sario ! Ia vida del bienestar y del pro-
greso, esperanto de Ia buena voluntad
de que creo snimadas 4 sus represents
clones, que durante ell periodic de mi
msndo y en- plazo breve. se emprendera
por todos d ia realizaci6n del proyecto,
hacienda uso de los medios que 10 Lev
otorgs, y que somete'A1 & 10 aproba.
ci6n de mi autoridsd, como cuAlesquie.
ra otros que Sc consideren mas ven
tsJosos 8 de Immediate resultado,
No pass desapercibida para mi la 81
tuaci6n angustioss de algunos Munici.
pias, que escudaraa la falta de cum.
p!imiento de esta orden en- Ia csrencia
de recursos; pero para obviar Ia
dihcultad y acudir en- su syuda 81 sus
esfnerzos y sscrificios por Ia ensenan-
"a fueron notorios, me prometo con.
seguir del paternal Gobierno de s. M.
algana cantidad que dsstinar6 al obje-
to, comprobando siempre, y teniendo
muy en- cuenta para 81 distribution,
esos sacrificios y los merecimientos que
hubieren contraido con en- cello inte-
res por Ell uervicio, verdaderamsnte de-
mostrados.
Todas las construcciones Sc ajusta.
ran \ modslos econ6micos con las con.
diciones que exige 10 ley, y que 10 ex
periencia aconsej'; por raz6n de china,
situaci6n y otras circunstsnciss que
puedan contribuir 4 Ia mayor solidez
de los edi6cios, y comodidsd de los |
alumuos y Maestros; y en- ests inte-
ligsncia, los Ayuntamientos, despues
de aprobados los expedientes que deben |
inetruir para proporcionarse los medios
de atender las obras que hay que
efsctuar, s,licitarGn de este Centre di-
chos modelos para formar Immediate
mente los oportunos presupuestos y |
llenar todos los dem&s requisites ne.
cesarios; teniendo presente que los qut
Sc adelanten q verifcarlo en- bene6cio
de sus propios intereses, habrAn me-
recido mis- mas sinceros plA.emee, de-
mostrados!l Il olicsmente, y serAn obje |
to de otras distiuciones y rscompensss,
de secundnr en- ON todo las medidst |
que he de adoptar para conseguir
mejoramiento y mayor progeeso en- Ia
educaci6n de los pueblos.
LBS Sres. Alcaldes Sc servila1 acu-
sarme recibo de esta Circular, consig. |
nando haber dado cuenta de ella q las |
Corporsciones que presiden.
Lo que hago dblico para conoci-
miento general y cumI limisnto de
quienes corresponds.
Puerto. Rico, 6 de Abril de 1885,
RUIZ DANA.
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iIMPORTANTE!

Por ausentarse sus duenos, Sc
vende un lujoso mobiliario entera-
mente nuevO. Entire otros objetos,
un magnffico piano alemdn; sillerfa
de sala, estilo Luis XVI; roperos
do luna s..
iGran convenience en- los pre-
clos
Calle del Cristo, n1mero IL.
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{ Firmado } FsDzsioo.
(Reftsndado J BlsxAacK

Este documepto foe leido On el
Rsiehstsg por 30 presidsnte Herr Pies.
do,ff, q1ien solicit6 ID venia dc ID O..
mara para presentAr IN proyscto de
contestaci6n al menssje, acord&ndosele
por unanimidsd ID venia quesolicitaba.
Herr Piesdorff di6 graciss en;re gran
des aplausos D los Parlamentos sxtran.
jeros por los scuerdos de simpatia CON
AIemsnia que habian sprobado.
El principe de Bismarck % levant6
, dijo:
I" Mayor satisfaction me csbRia d Il
/. Oimsra me psrmitierA dsr On "a nom.
hss lss grssias } ssnsllss eshissno'
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PODER.

En esiA frchs he corfsrido { mi se
ior cuiiAdo don Jose Asensio Schmidt,
dc este veeindaric, mi poder general sn.
ts el NotA,io don Juan Ramon de To
rres y Rsmos, para enteuderse , repre-.
sentAfme en todos mis- asnntos y nego
clos que cstahan 4 mi cargo.
Puerto Rico, 90 de MArso de 1855
SO Al5xfss .AraHxamsadi.
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BOSQU(JO HIST6RICO
@
DB LA
INSTITUC ON DIX Y0lUNTARl0S
EN- PUERTO-RICO,
por don Rafael Rosado Brincau, Te
niente Coronel de Infanteria
Y LicenciadO en- Derecho

Contiene una resefia historical
de la Institution, desde su orfgen
hasta ell ailo pr6ximo pasado; el
Reglamento del Institute, y las
variaciones que han sido propues-
tas recientemente; apuntes bio
graficos de algunos hombres de Ia
Institution, contandose entire 6stos
casi todos los Jefes actuales; un
retrato del ilustre organizador del
Institute, Excmo. Sr. D. Jose Lau.
reano SAM, y un cr6quis litogra-
tiado, a dos tintas, de la situaci6n
de las tuerzas en- ell teritorio de Ia
Isla.
La obra forma un volumen en-
4c de 800 paginas, sin incluir los
grabados.
El precio de cada ejemplar es el
de $3.50 centavos.
Sc halla de venta en- la casa del
autor, Quartet de Ballaja, % piso,
pabell6n n1mero 8. 80
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ARMAS Y JIMENEz. o.' Is

ks.shsssamasssa as tsfssAssfay xSsseAisa. sastaaa
euaasA 60 q tanA vsaiAs ~ Re saaFes i detail
tasasa eeastAassmexis YisAFs plAstsa ksfaiaaA par
ssaaagsaA algsess 2 svstsfsA FssstN hmliaap
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$4,000.

Con buena gafantia % sollcitan
!, 900 pesos 4 inteiGs.
IN esta imprenta tnformarln.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-08

Por haberse Observable algunos
errores en- la publication de los
datos totales del dltimo censo de
poblaci6n, Sc insertan dc nuevo
en- ls GdcetG, corregidos; SON es.
tos:
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VENTA De CASA.

Sc vende una en- Eanturce, de bus-
mas maderas, con las comodidades ne.
cesarias para una familia regular, =
Con su solar correspondence.
Iuformaran en- Ia Imprenta de Acos.
to.
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CIRCULARE

CIRCULARES
Puelto-Ricc, 10. de Abril de 1888
Sr. Director del BoLET1N MEcANT1L
Presente.
Muy Sr. milo y amigo: Participo &V.
que desde esta fecha cesa en- sus ne.
gocios Ia casa que en- esta ciudad girab ban
bsjo mi Is o Iombre, quedando 10 IL
qaidsci6n q cargo de ls nueva rsz6n
segda circular que me permito reco-
mendar d 81 protection, rog&ndole
hsga estensiva 4 Ia misms 10 confar-
"a que he tenido Ell honor de merecerle.
Quedo como siemEre de V So alto.
S. s.
Q. B. s. NJ.
j. Baimes.
Puerto Rico, Il. de Abril de 1888.
Muy Sr. nuestrc:
Por CONSEQUENCES de Ia circular que
precede, tenemos ell honor de informar.
le hAber tornado una sociedad mercan-
| til, que desde ests fechA girarG bsjo 10
rsz6n de
OLIvAS Y COMPANIA,
para dedicarse & los mismos negocios
que 10 extipguids x6n, de cuys Ii.
quidaci6n nos hacemos cargo.
Es dnico socio gestor D. joan Olivss
" Prnnell y comAnditsrio D3n Jose
Balmes y Prunell. smbos fundsdo.es
del es estab!ecimisIto La PALMA" en-
1873.
| AL rogarle que tome meta de 10 fir
ma socis', J que nos honre con su con
fauxa, tenemos el honor de suscribir-
nos sus altos. S. 8.
Q. B. 8. NJ.
0Eicos Go,n podko
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AvISO IMPORTANTF.

AvISO IMPORTANTF.
A las personals que quieran il a
la Exposition de Barcelona Sc les
presenta una buena OCCASION, pues
el maguifico = rapido vapor- correo
CIUDAD DE SANTANDER,
saldra ell 10 de Abril directamente
para Barcelona.
Puerto-Rito, 27 de Febrero de
1888.-Los consignatarios, Sobrinos
de Esquiaga. 26
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eAcETA DE HOY.

Importante circular de s. E. s
los Alcaldes, referente q instruc
ci6n pdb.ica.
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g. CO.
IMPoRTADoREs, EXPoRTADoREs
Y BANQUEROS.

Agentes de:
Sangerhauser Actien Maschiuenfabrik 4 Eisen.
hiesserei.
Sangerhausen, Alelnania.
(Fabrica de maqninaria de elaboration de azncar.)
Royal Insurance Co., Liverpool
Northern Assurance Co., London.
North British Mercantile Insurance Co., Lon
don.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., London.
Marine Insurance Co., Linn. London.
Lloyd Andalux, C6dix.
Anglo.-Continental 1ate Ohlendortfs) Guinea
Works. London.
Empresa de los Vapores Correos de las Antillas
de Sres. ,obrinos de Herrera.-H Habana.
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.F.GARClA DEL REAL. 1,,. 40

CASA pK FRKsrAhos seeFs szesAe as psss
aaa. mas6lsA @AaulnAs De eossf as e4a slAss
as ehieses tlpe mAAleA
10 TaaAsa psenAaa maaAiss y mAsssRas As easss
aus kayaa vsneAAe u tex1lne. rrexles szmAmsatr
kasaaaa = - ea@nsAa Athletes. ksa0s fsasAnea as
raso<e sceacs~ 4s IL SoesaAaa Aaaalma As Gre.
Aite MsrwAstkl
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Subasta para la construction
de !os trozos g, 80 y A. de Ia ca.
rretera de Cayey 4 Arroyo, por
Guayama.
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Oiiuas y ConpaHia.
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Eegoc;adO d. IrarSceidn Piaisa.--circu,ar.
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Declarada vacante la plsz, de
Fiel A'motaceu del distrito de
Humacao.
Convocatoria para su provi.
sion.
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Por la Real Hacienda sc paga.
ran en- la proxima semana las 81.
guientes facturas de turno:
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

Drink Moxie at the " Elite
Horns genuine Butter Scotch.
Genuine Butter Scotch (Horn's) for
Diamond Dye Ladies' Black Hose at
Sachs store.
Horns Butter Scotch, the best lubricator
for the throat
Children,s Parasols, all colors, at Sachs
store, 104 Fort street
Go to g. West & Co.'S for Japanese
parasol only twenty-five cents.
Big Bargains IN Dress materials and En-
broldered FIOunces, at Sachs store
A No. Cream Cakes and Eclairs at the
Elite " every Tuesday and Friday.
Plums, peaches, apricots, cherries, at the
California Fruit Market per Alameda on
ice. 81.
Plums, peaches, apricots, cherries, at the
Fort street Fruit Depot per Alameda on
ice.
1t has been proved by unanimous verdict
that the SanJOse Lager Beer on draught
at the Royal Saloon is the best
Chs. Gertz has received per Alameda a
selected stock of gents, ladies and chill
dren's boots, shoes and slippers also
gents lawn tennis shoes.
Irritated Threats and annoying coughs
are quickly relieved by the genuine Butter
Scotch, only to be found at the Pioneer
Steam Candy Factory of F. Horn. Plenty
of testimonials
The Pioneer Steam Candy Factory, Bak-
cry and Ice Cream Parlor is the only estab-
lisnment in Honolulu that can afford to
sell the best Ice Cream at 50 per gallon, and
no others can.
F. HORN, Proprietor.
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Kawaiahao Sunday School Exhibition.

KawaiahaO Sunday School Exhibition.
Yesterday the quarterly exhibition OF
the branch Sunday Schools connected
with Rev. H. H. Parker's parish, was
held a. KaWaiahao church. The exer-
cises commenced at 10 o'clock a. m,
under the supervision of Hon. w. K.
Castle, and included recitatiOns and
singing by the scholars from ten branch
suburban schools, each school appearing
on the platform separately. Some OF
them, notably those from MollIll ana
Maunakiekie, showed excellent training,
and some of the singing and recltatlons
could hardly be excelled in the best
foreign schools. A Sunday School, com
prising portion of Berger's band, gave
some fine music, vocal, accompanied
with four instruments. 1t Is gratifying
to know that these young men to whom
the citizens of Honolulu owe so much IN
the way of musical entertainment, main
tain bible class among themselves.
Quite novelty was bible class OF aged
Hawaiians from the Lunalilo Home,
who stood up, spelled and reclted verses
in the same quaint manner as they were
taught bv the pioneer missionaries, sixty
or seventy wears ago. Several OF them
are said to be octogenarians. Before
these old people sat down, finely
dressed native woman, connected with
the same institute, stepped out and sang
solo-as sweetly and artistically exc
cuted, as though she had been a pupil OF
one of our best music teachers. Alto,
gether it was the most novel ana
gratifying of the numerous exhibitions
that have lately been given here, and
was attended by good audience. Had
public notice been given of it, the large
church would have been overcrowded,
for there are no public exhibitions given
here which show more wildly the pro-
gress made from year to year by the
natives, as these Sunday School gather
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A lost draft is advertised.

| A lost draft is advertised.
Odd Fellows will find a notice of interest
to-day.
Engaged" will be repeated first Thurs
day night,
Those 4O7 hats fall under Mr.. Levey' s
hammer tomorrow.
Mr. Nakayama has lost a horse, and will
be thankful for its return.
Look out for Harry Byng's programme
for variety show Saturday night
Messrs. Geo. w. Macfarlane's great
credit sale resumes this morning.
Prof. Canaris had the Opera House
crowded at his matinee on Saturday.
Americans wishing to subscribe to the
Fourth of July fund will find information
elsewhere.
Special meeting of stockholders of the
Wailuku Sugar Company at 10 o'clock
this morning.
The Inter-Island Steam Navigation Com
pany have removed to their commodious
new office on Queen street.
A letter from Mr.. H. n Castle, referring
to the personal matter between Mr.. w l.
Bishop and himself, is. owing to our
crowded columns, deferred till tomorrow
Prof. Canaris will give his closing per-
Torrance ON Tuesday evening, introducing
exposures of cabinet and other tricks, the
midair suspension feat and his wonderful
talking skull.
If a delinquent and a half should come
up and pay dollar and half in a year
and half an editor and half would then
stand some chance of getting meal and
half occasionally.
Mr.. w. L. Bishops performance on
Saturday evening was attended by full
house, and the audience expressed their
satisfaction with every experiment. A
full report written for this issue is crowded
out
Mr.. w. Irving Bishops outdoor per-
Torrance will take place this afternoon at
Emma Square, an admission fee of so
cents being charged for the benefit of the
Strangers Friend Society and the Hooulu
Lahui Society. He will start from the
Square bIind-folded in a carriage at 5
o'clock sharp, to find an article hidden
within mile from that place.
The expedition of the Legislative Com
mittee to Molokai left Saturday evening at
8 o'clock, returning Sunday evening at
about the same hour. 1t comprised Hons.
Kapaehaole, Richardson, Foster, Baldwin,
Luhiau, Helekunihi, Daniels and Kinney,
of the Assembly, and two surgeons of the
U. S. F. S. Vandalia, DR.. Kimball, Mr..
Rowell superintendent of Public Works.,
Mr.. w. c. Brash of Wilder's 5. S. Co., Mr..
Webster of 1. I. S. n Co., Mr.. J. Smith of
Wilder's Co., Mr.. w. H. Cummings, and
representatives of the native press.
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Receipts Of Island Produce.
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Aahului and way ports, per stmr
u, June 3-Mrs S g Wider, g P
n LouSSOn, NJ S GrinJaum, Sing
NO. vile, White and wife, H NJ
I 5 KeV. ) Kali and 3 children, Hon
.anlels' Major W H Cornwell, w H
anu wife, Miss Bailey, r D Wal
prisoners and As deck passengers.
N Naialua and Waianae, per stmr
\ ,I .. Mrs Wolfe and child, and
YIN ~ AalaI, per stmr Waialeale, June
.'yAe and 10 deck passengers.
H. IL 9EaP3a, per stmr Jas Makee. June
., ssv n Dole, Miss Dole and Is deck
.S y lTeI and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau,
f. NJ Y \ z :. Miss L Egges, Miss NJ
kS., N NE L : PPayerweather, r Fayer-
sW Il r' II n n B5erwin, Miss Howe, G L
Co., a. " 7 Il NJ Mgclnerny, A Gilfillan, Rev
N En- n ! woods and wife, Miss Jessie
~ Miss n D ~ hOOuSi Miss Mabel
Erns' y . b AuSgrave, Mrs H Gum.
.sDort.'. D l Evans, S E Evans, ir.
El5 MI, y carter, L Akamu, Miss
sea an, r-is9 > !. 1 Cunningham, Mrs J A
Bsn RAM children, R w Gill, ] Leecb
b. NJ. i II E Mrs S c Luhiau. w ]
esEDo : p ) N8ealoha, Rev c NJ Kamaka
j III "a Dunn and wife n Nil,
h. 70 deck Passengers. '''
ga Yn.'pe per Stmr Mikahala, June
LAhIboTup e. K Cation, o Isenberg,
bis, II P p, AT Is. II Davis, c Tuch, w
: Ms S ;iIe, Miss NJ Rice, Mrs Nj R
1'"n' and Al deck passen-
- DEPARTURES.
s!qae 23 a.lGlseo, per bark Alden
nd Mr. V W;E Sam Norris, J Don
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~ 6o1O1ulU, #. |.

Irrr''Is,, ,v. June %.
y + 5 Pr 5s5'' Drew. 7''S
SO, Francisco from KahuIIui, .,oi
.4 81 DaggsisfIp,b Pc H., from H""'Iel
ds'I''i'' ,,.,onJev. from IA
-. Nelson, from KOO-
CaululloiIl'' vaianae
d Underwood, fro" " ala '''
!, l,sla. from EVA.
I9fal.1an'-o' SUNDAY, June a.
/, Gaao. I0''''- from Nawili-
,r..B.Ia. Freeman from
=. &c, cGregor. from NoIokal
Bishop. lie Claire from Au nD
VI r.p"n. from "'"'S''' "'-
4. lslb. tfoIiI ,o m Waimanalo'
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nj from Foreign Ports

f'.r..5.Iia. Kimberley, S America.
. 1'l Nicolls, South America.
.' Waning Star, Garland, 5 5 lsds.
el " @ from San francisco.
70 e B Holland, 5 5 Islands.
4. s 4 Newcastle, n 5 w.
y. Sa e. Grifitns. San Francisco.
fillmore pm. Ward, Departure Bay
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SHIPPING NOTES

sa Francisco ampson is D days out
siaS f {. . S.u W h leaves next
@9ar VI 'an Francisco with | 500
S1fc 55il5Ta A., has been docke3 At
srcoaIIu wharf where She viii Fl
Ad9e' iRa siIna,h5.a has been lowered from
lns, was hauled ON on to the be steam stea mers
,e:'Pta f5n F 0pP5ke Min W. H. d.
81 vltha caro- 52 ~ days from San
~ vas bertbbtagSo OF general mercban ann
'aaF 'eu at the Oceanic Com ON
.s. Cousin oasia. bark ark. Alden Besse. Can
With s IA ed on saturday f fer
l.. lIs2 / f Following U gsso sugar and
ma IA Wide,m1,sdnIla bags (9O7 ,432 lbs !
:s' + A A[@@s;. $50, 81 bags bags 81 81
a, sugar; andp 5@ q Co., 81 bags
' 5Ss 5 &ynloe'qB& 5os i'@ e. S Ssss
a, = F,G5rter, p l. H.. Marshall 1870 has has
81 Sls ! 9 0ois stsllOT ~ j. d E.
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ings. Although the exercises lasted three
hours, the interest in them was so great.
that scarcely a person left the room till
the close at l D. m.
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The Baseball Match.

Saturdays baseball match was a great
disappointment to large audience,
being instead of well-contested game a
comedy of errors, as the following score
must, in our crowded columns, be left to
attest:
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Leaving To-day

w., Underwood, for Waialua
la .5...s al H ! C Cameron, for Hama
BBlfs14; 5u ? d nj. Nelson, for Koolau,
a,.,,,,Ii.. NcGregor, for NoIokai and
frjPm' for Koolau.
lT.rI1lua for Kauai.
Ili r. ~ ia ll for Bakers Island,
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1.-THE BRODIE MEDAL.

Valued at $50; also, second prize, So;
third prize, $3.50 Conditions of the match !:
Open to all members of the Association and
members of the regular and volunteer mill
tary companies Of the Kingdom, to become
the property of the marksman winning it
three times at the regular meetings of the
H. r. A.
Distance 200 yards: rounds, 10; any
military rifle under the rules; limited to
one entry to each competitor. Entrance
fee, 81.
Won January 1, 1886, by VIM. Unger.
Won July 5, 1886, by c. B. Wilson.
Won January l, 1887, by G. B. Wilson.
Won July %, 1887, by T. McDermott.
Won January 2, 1888, by DR.. Brodie.
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/. O. O. r.

THE MEMBERS OF HARMONY LODGE, NO.
3, 1. o. .. F., notified to be present at the
lodge room THIS EVENING, at 1870 O'Clock
Business, initiation, and election of Officers.
Members of Excelsior Lodge No. /, 1. o. o. F.,
and visiting Brothers are cordially invited
By order of the N O..
NJ. D. MONSARRAT P. g.,
25-1t Secretary.
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NOTICE.

IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF
] Robert Lishman for a division fence between
Kuliouou and Niu.
All parties Interested in the above cause are
hereby requested to be at Kalakaua Hale on the
Both day of June, 1888, at o'clock p. m.
Ry order of the Commissioners of Fences,
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GOVERNOR DOMINIs CUP.

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the property of the marksman winning it
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