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The evening world., 1889-08-28

In eaSs Of sick headache. biliousneHs, torpid liver.
dyspepsia and costivenesS, DIR, Q. McLANE's CELF-
DRAFTED LIVER PILLS never fail to give ~relief-for both
seIes and al. ages, they are compounded with regard to
even the most delicate constitution. Sold by all drug
EiSts. Price 25 cents. Prepared only by Fleming
Bros PittsburE, Pa. Look out for an imitation mGds
in ~. Louis which is often pAlmed on on innocent spec
tators as ours. Insist upon having only the genuine
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SYNOPSIS OF CHAPTER I.

The marrdH life of Hon. hid Mrs. Herbert Neeker 10 not a happy one ed they gree to
After spendnga montna lrodw with her mother ladyBe Beaumont she FURNISHES part
she finds a I%rmnt% her HUSBAND Which she imISdenhy tmussb back in the trunk
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Culp.pper-You're not going to faint,
Algy?
Sollison-I don't know. WEAKLY. 1 got
such nm awful shock Just now I've been
attending n - Siberia matinee. and l thought
for a moment that a bloodhound was chas-
ing me.
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What II Usually Is.

What IL Usually Is.
From Life.
McCrackle-What is the Order of the
Kings Daughters ;"
McCorkle-Ice-cream usually.
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summoned from their r%urality by Frank
Sanger. have returned to the city. Mr..
Block and Miss Field join Mr.. Sanger's Mr..
Barnes of New York" company. which opens
the season Sept. Is.
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BY FLORENCE MARRYAT,

Author or &. Her Fathers Name" - Fighting the Air." &C.. DO.
The evening world., 1889-08-28

At one of the dramatic agencies Yesterday
q reputable manager applied for a good actor.
These were his requirements: =" You must
play five parts, you must run the stage; as
you are not on in the first act you must stand
III front of the house and look after my inter
ests; you must pay your fare TO the town
where we open, and you must play for the
first week without salary" There is a large
crowd of unemployed actors at present ~
the Rialto, but this managers generous offer
has not as yet been accepted.
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HILO NEWS LETTER.

Rain and SOciables-Kamehame Day
Was Kept Quietly by the HilOites.
have another church sociable to re-
port. 1t did rain on the evening of the
18th inst. and some people were afraid
of wetting their good clothes if they went
out to the soci.hle held at the house of
A. w. Burt of Hilo. Nevertheless many
were there, and were glad, they went.
There was an unusual display of Chi
nese lanterns and flowers. The music
was frst-class. The Hilo Boarding
School boys played nicely. The Rev.
Mr.. Quick of Maui was present, and
also Mr.. SEVERN, photographer, of Homo
lulu.
At the w. G. T. q. meeting at Hail
Church on the 18th inst. there were
some excellent musical selections given.
Special mention should be made of the
singing by Mrs. Pilipo of Consider the
Lilies" which song was rendered beau
tifuily, and caused much comment. 1t
was sung in English and each word pro-
noInced plainly. She is said to be the
best native singer in Hilo and is the best
singer in the HALL Church choir. The
singing by the Hilo Boarding School
boys was another treat. We have for
eign church choir also and they sang
nicely as usual.
The glorious Fourth will be gloriously
celebrated at Hilo. People generally
have contributed literally. There is one
gent, the most wealthy in the whole dis
trict, who opened his heart Every smalD
and gave $3.50, while the poor police
men gave as much as he. There will be
great diversity of entertainment. On
the evening of July Sd the young people
of Hilo will give ball at Court House
hall.
Kamehameha Day passed off quietly
at Hilo. The band of the Catholic Mis-
sion played in the Court House yard in
the evening.
1t is reported that water was very
scarce at Ookala a short time since, so
scarce that each family mar was put on
daily short allowance Showers soon
put an end to the scarcity.
MIR. l.. Severance gave an "at home"
on the 18th inst. There were readings
by Mr.. H. G.. Austin, Mrs. S. L. Austin,
Miss Hattie Hitchcock, Mr.. E. E. Rich
ards and Mr.. w. E. Scott. Piano solos
by Mrs. Daley, from Oakland, Cal, and
Mrs. Capt. Roos, of San Francisco.
Vocal solos by Mrs. II. G.. Austin. All
of the above rendered their pieces in
good shape and to the delight of every
one. j. A. M.
Hilo, June II.
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A Very Fast War Ship.

Naval architects in Washington are
waiting with some interest further par
ticulars of the performance of remark
able cruiser built in England by the
Armstrong;. She is named the Piemonte,
and is said to have made 1872 knots un-
der natural draught. The vessel meas
ures $500 tons and carries engines Of
IL 800 horsepower, nearly treble the
proportionate horsepower of the new
gunboat Yorktown. From the inform
alton received at the Navy Depart
ment it appears that the hull of the ship
weighs but go tons, and the lightest
possible construction, verging closely on
weakness, is indicated. Elements Of
safety and convenience, such as COM
plete double bottoms and handy coal
bunkers, have been sacrificed for the
sake of lightness in the new vessel,
which accounts in large measure for
the wonderful speed said to have been
attained. Nevertheless, although the
ship was built for the Italian Govern
ment, the British naval authorities made
strenuous, but unsuccessful. efforts to
purchase her from the builders.
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HAMAKUA NOTES.
Kamehameha Day in Hamakua, Hawaii
-Epitome of the Sports, Etc.

Kamehameha Day in Hamakua, Hawaii
-Epitome of the Sports, Etc.
On Tuesday, June 18th, very pleasant
picnic was enjoyed by the residents of
Paauilo, to celebrate the anniversary of
King Kamehameha's birthday The days
programme consisted of athletic sports
and dancing, together with a delightful
luncheon provided by the ladies. One
of the features of the affair was COM
modious dancing platform, thus COM
bining comfort with pleasure, in tripping
the eight fantastic Thanks are due
the "Hamakua Rifle Club" for the use
of their large tent, which was most &C
ceptable during the latter part of the
day as the weather was unpleasant in
the afternoon. Considerable amusement
was afforded by several of the races held
during the festivities; viz: the Obstacle,
Three-legged, and Egg race. In the lat
ter, most of the ladies participated, caus-
ing much merriment i'll their endeavors
to keep the little oval in their spoon and |
reach the goal first. At 2: 80 p. N. the |
dancing platform was cleared and an ex- |
hibitiOn of fancy roller skating was given |
by Mr.. James r. Reuter- and Miss S. |
Lewis. Space will not admit of detail |
OF the sports with the name of the win
ner of each event. Among the many
present were noticed, the Hon. Chas.
Motley, j. NJ. Horner, ESQ, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. r. Renton, Mr.. and Mrs. A
Lidgate, Mr.. G. F. Renton and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Blacow, Mr.. and Mrs. q. w.
Patty, Mr.. Jay Horner and wife, Mrs
/ 1OrnPr Tcci |
Barnard, S. Lewis, Annie and Kittie
Horner, Miss Kate White from Kohala,
Miss Lightfoot, from Ookala, Messrs
Backel, T. Hughes, F. Birmith,
Edw. Madden, Cyril Smith of Kukui-
haele, J. Muirhead, Albert and Robert
Horner, 6. Llghtfoot of Ookala and Jno.
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OAHU COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS

A Very Successful ShOwing-Large At
tendance of Relatives and Friends O
the Students.
The examinations of Oahu Colleg,
students yesterday, in the College build
ing, were very successfully conducted
and among the numerous relatives and
rlends of the students, we noticed: H.
Il. II. Liliuokalani, Chief Justice Judd
and Mrs. Judd, Justice Dole and Mrs
Dole, the Revds. Bishop, Bingham and
Westervelt, Rev. DIR. Hyde, DR.. Emer-
son, Prof. Alexander, Mr.. A. T. Akin
! sen and others.
The examinations began at :15 a. M .
and continued until II :15 p. M, and at
1890 p. m. lunch was served in the
main hall of the College, when a large
number of the guests, together with the
members of the faculty, joined in the
repast.
At 80 p. m. the rhetorical exercises
commenced, and continued through an
interesting programme which was pub
hshed in the ADVERTISER Yesterday
morning; emitting only one piece, a re-
citation named Diamond cut Diamond"
which was to have been recited by Miss
Blanche Cornwell.
A composition on the subject of " ORA
gon Flies" by Miss Mary G. Alexander,
was read by Miss Hattie 6. Forbes, and
merited much commentator.
Charles K. Hyde then gave the conf
cal defamation "The Schoolmaster's
Guests" with good taste
A French dialogue by Misses Cornelia
d. Robertson and Rhoda Green was
performed very gracefully.
A composition on the geology of
Punchbowl Hill by Miss Ellen BicknelI
showed that she had been deep student
in geological science.
Ernest Lyman sang The Day is
Done very beautifully, his fine basso
voice bringing out the meaning and tune
very finely.
A composition read by Miss Emily
Halstead, and entitled "What Nobody |
Does" was very humorous and we'll re-
ceived.
A dialogue "The Opening Address,"
in which Hiram Bingham, Albert Judd, |
and John Waterhouse took part, was |
we'll rendered and of the humorous kind. |
A composition by Rufus A. Lyman,
entitled physical Culture" was read I
by that gentleman and much COM
mended.
A chorus "In the Silent Night" ended
the exercises, and the money prizes for
the fifth year class were then awarded |
as follows:
Best Penmanship-Geo.C G. Ross.
Best Improved PenmaDship-James
Judd.
Second Best-Clayton Ostrom and
Maggie Mossman Ono prizesl.
Best Collection OF Hawaiian Ferns
James Judd.
Several specimens of mechanical
drawing were exhibited by boys who
mad studied under Mr.. @. Hedemann
of the Honolulu Iron
Works. These were all highly credit
able.
The visitors then inspected examina-
ion papers by five classes, and soon
the ceremonies of the day
closed.
The halls of the college were beauti-
ully decorated with flowers, vines
md palms upon the occasion, and the
visitors expressed themselves much
pleased with the evidences of progress
made by the students.
A concert by the Royal Hawaiian
Band was given in the college grounds
1t the close of the exercises in the hall.
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Builders Of Steam Machinery
In all its branches.

In all its branches.
Steamboat, Steamship. Land Engines & Boilers,
High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete,
with hulls OF wood, iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad-
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con-
structed with reference to the trade in which
they are to be employed. Speed, tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans. Also, all
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler OF Sheet Iron, of any
size, made in suitable lengths for connecting
together, or Sheets rolled, punched and packed
for shipment, ready to be riveted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and Water
Pipes made by this establishment, riveted by
hydraulic riveting machinery, that quality of
work being far superior to hand work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the Pacific
Coast of the Heine Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
Davy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
41-3m Room No 8, upstairs, Spreckels' Block.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

steamer Iwalani was at Kukaiau on
shooners Moiwahine and Halea-
b dil tomorrow.
hooner Kauikeaouli brought on
lya load Of ohia hrewood from
AyaH.
samer ], A. Cummins sailed yes
f Waimea, Kauai, to bring cane
! SiImanalO.
sm Dora Bluhm and brigantine
i'e daily expected at Mahukona
respectively.
4ii Forest Queen will sail on Sat
@ San Francisco She took in
Ngartrom the Kinau yesterday.
nEaian bark J. A. King, Captain
4Ied from kahului on Tuesday,
M With 9J3 tons sugar for San
5lner hinau arrived yesterday
'Oigs sugar, ITO bags potatoes, 81
4 (, u empty wine kegs and 100
l'fes' She sails again at 4 p. IN.
looGer Fred Z, Sanders arrived at
TN, 10 days from San Francisco,
l y. she was loading sugar
l.O When the kinau left, and is
y 5.S tomorrow for San Fran
10 80 tons sugar.
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SUPRENE COURT,

A- June TERM-LAW DIVISION.
WEDNESDAY, June 10.
7 AlS HONOR JUSTICE PRESTON.
\, vs. l. McCully. Assumpsit
+ o. Cause partly heard and
axes a non suit. A. Rosa,
LOT plaintiff; A. P. Peterson
Tor defendant.
:. ''acock VS.. Bento d. Abreu.
" T.. Continued from 18th inst.
4''"er continued.
DIS HONOR JUSTICE M'cr11y-
PROBATE DIVISION.
|g. = Lewis Johnson-Proof Of
+,.o over until 10Th inst. u
I' HONOR CHIEF JUSTICE JrrDn
| Law DIVISION. D
! ' HsI3 81 the Bankruptcy of G. T.
-sla over until 10Th inst.
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NEW DEPARTURE.

ok SEVENTIES OF ALL THE
~ Shares of Stock of the Hawaiian Car
rage Manufacturing Co. have been pur-
chased and consolidated in the hands OF
one man.
E. G. Schuman and George Dillingham;
will conduct the business on business
basis, and respectfully solicit the patronage
of all. The charges will be reasonable and
the work done with neatness and dispatch.
HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE Nj FIG co.
143-4t
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The Kinau arrived at Honolulu about
a. m. yesterday, with fair compile
ment of passengers and 1862 bags sugar,
besides other articles of cargo. She re-
ports the schr. +. A. Sanders ready to
sail from Hilo for San Francisco with $50
tons of sugar, and that the bgtne Lurline
was daily expected-being two weeks out
from the Golden Gate. The Lehua
safely landed the roller for Laupahoehoe
Mill
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
Another Change.

The array of hats now exhib-
~ $Sited in the store windows of the
undersigned, has never before
been equalled in this city. The straw hats
of all kinds are the make of the celebrated
manufacturers Brigham & Hopkins of
Baltimore, and the soft telts are the manu-
facture of j. B. Stitson & Co. of Philadel-
phia. M MCINERNY,
North cor. Fort & Merchant streets.
142-1w
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Advices from Hawaii, by the steamer
Kinau, are to the effect that there was
continuous and heavy rain in the Hllo
district during Friday and Saturday of last
week. In that time eight inches of rain
is said to have fallen, and the downpour
was general throughout the island of
Hawaii. 1t is also reported that the
Volcano is still very active, and changes
are taking place in the lakes.
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We observe that the Hon. j. p. Parker
arrived in Honolulu by the steamer
Kinau Yesterday morning. Mr.. Parker
is one of the oldest residents of these
islands, and he now visits Honolulu
after an absence of several years at his
ranch on the island of Hawaii.
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The steamer Kinau leaves for wind
ward ports to-day at 4 p. m. instead of
her usual sailing day (Friday). Mails
by this steamer will close at the Post
office 3 D. NJ. this day.
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Miners are focking into the Yukon
mining district, and the Canadian
government is anxious for the de-
termination of the boundary.
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His Excellency H. A. P. Carter will
address the members of the graduating
class of Oahu College, in Central Union
Church this evening, at the close of the
exercises, which begin at z 80 p. m.
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The TramWaY.

The London contractors who have
been constructing the Honolulu city
tramway have nearly completed their
work, and expect to turn it over, about
July 1st, to the Hawaiian Tramways
Company, who will take charge after
that date. The company will then auth
orize Messrs. Bishop & Co. to dispose of
shares to such as may wish to purchase.
From present indications, this stock will
be safe investment, if the enterprise
be we'll managed. So far it has ex-
ceeded the most sanguine expectations,
the receipts showing a steady in
crease from month to month.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The total shipments of sugar from Ka-
hului for the season are said to total 3d.
573 tons.
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There is now considerable activity on
the several plantations and coasting
vessels, to have the sugar moved from
where it is grown, before the 1st July.
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Daily Receipts OF Produce.
Rags sugar. Bags rice. Mis-. pkgs
PASSENGERS.


l rinivard ports, per stmr Kinau,
E-H0n W c Wilder, 5 b Rose,
: Seyerin. W Bywater, G w Patty,
Ijcbid, J P Parker and wife, Hon
|,r,er ] Parker, } 5 Low, Major w
|rapgne and wife, Palmer Wood,
Isgdire. Mrs C r HilIman, Mrs E K
Igs Mis-, Wight, Miss Massey, Miss
|Woiehouse, Mrs c r Sneyd-K ey-
h W Berlowitz and wife, Mrs
| lum Chock, and IS deck passen-
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In the Bishop inquest Dr. Briggs
testified that from his examination
the mind-reader was dead when the
autopsy was made.
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About twenty acres of Mr.. r. M.
Overend's cane at Honokaa, Hawaii,
was burned on the 10th inst. The cane
being tasseled was Immediately ground,
and the loss proved to be slight.
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NJ. THOMPSON, ATTORNEY AND
500 COUNSELOR AT LAW, corner Fort
and Merchant streets, Homo
lulu, gives written statements of law and
judicial decisions applicable to the facts of
the cases stated to him, and also opinion
as to the probable result of legal proceed
ings. *20-1m.
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The police arrests last night, up to
10 80 O'Clock, were two natives, both
charged with "affrdy."
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In the matter of the bark @. d. Bry-
ant, held under bonds for $4,000, the
Government has accepted compromise
Of &S O0O
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l. port from Foreign Ports.

- Port from Foreign Ports.
r.niegle A c Clarke, Esquimalt,
pl L,EW Wan. Smith, Newcastle.
Ian ., Morning star, Garland, 5 5 l.
\ = d Bryant, Penhallow, San Fran
4 Forest Queen, Winding San
PAINTER. Dow, San Francisco:
Il, : e e Wilder, Griffiths San Fran
aSc Allen, Thompson, San Fran
M Worster. Johnson, Newcastle.
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POLICE COURT.
"WEDNESDAY,

h, Il WEDNESDAY, June 10.
\, ~, . Tie 10Th inst. "''' ie
he usual . -, 'or oeihg drunk, was
CIVIL CASES.
p irO oIr' ar. AAsssumpsit SAC %.
teH. 'ue I'th, is held over
(oatin,pssldp cid 95 Assumpsit $50.
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Up to a late hour last night the wind
was from the south least, and the sky was
cloudy. There was every indication of
rain, and the atmosphere was cool and
damn
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Only So Per Gallon.

~ Rich finest 1avoured and POSI-
1NR lively PURE Ice Cream at
F. HORNS Pioneer Steam Candy Factory
and Bakery.
ESTABLISHED 1868. BOTH TELEPHONES NO. IA
137-1W.
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A grand concert will be given on Fri
day evening at the Hawaiian Hotel,
commencing ut 80 p. m.
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\ 'lns Distances -.

y lJr act. At sea-
h. r,t e$'''mating the distance at
|,,,o rsn' on a tower can be seen
\. ' i.,l the tower to be set t0o On
nd c ~ add a hall to its height
a. , an. that sum as the
| G n distance in miles. By By t ilis
'A~ro,,.,'1o wer-SOO metres-os4
pas sv !, throw a ray Of Iig o6f
ca S q ocean. A iigb f. on l's sho
Seem eelnonaEnent, $50 fe sts On hi alle
p.oe i ,9 ssd top Of the pe'' Bsr db%Jy;
@ditcoe s u it a range of f ~: 2S m %aesr
l,Iia the he i iig lighthouse IT in sgd
'es level lIcal height Of 1866 g f tnf
SoOa6leeIflr. r.tB But the statement sGeD neet
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Third and Last Call!

MIR. A. S. HARTWELL IS RE
III quested by US to bring legal proceed
ings on all bills not paid by June Both.
We respectfully request those who are
owing and intend to pay not to make ii
necessary to bring suits.
Honolulu, June is. 1889. 143-1W
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The appointment of Miss Bourne
to be Postmaster at Auburndale will
make President Harrison popular in
that section, says the Newton
Graphic.
An old law has been revived in
Rutland, VT, which prohibits the
use, sale or gift in Vermont of any
cracker, squib, serpent or rocket"
and it will be enforced on the Fourth
Of July. Other kinds of fireworks
not mentioned in the law, however,
will be burned.
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- AREIvALS. lime 10.
.anzep. from Maui and
:rfU NoiIson from KOO-
81 Underwood, from
/ Naiuana:ll{Gs, . n'
% :, and and Wai2al2 qa,
TF s1 55o from ri, kn Hf6nnsua.
b, yoiE,1alihDloilSgI from K9hala'
4 3 Gal iii9a from Kauai, -.
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Read This !!

WE TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS FOR So
w per dozen, and are selling fine island
views for $3.50 per dozen, with the very
best Il lish. j. A. GONSALNES,
palm 129 Fort street.
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FOR SALE.

IIauE ALItitttAt5 eSltsAF -
Set Harness nearly new. Inquire a5 the
Hawaiian Gazette Office. I4O-6t
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41-sm Room No. 8. npstairs. spreekels, Block.