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Mohave County miner., 1889-01-12

President Cleveland has approved a
series OF rules which are to govern ad-
missions to, and changes in the railway
mail service. II provides that examina-
tions shall not include more than the
following subjects: Orthography, reading
addresses, copying penmanship, arithme-
tic, Ietter-writing and geography of the
United State. II the President had ap-
proved and strictly followed these rules
from the beginning Of his term, it would
have saved the people a world OF trouble.
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-12

The Nogales Herald is booming George
Christ for Governor and the Tucson Citi-
zen urges Lewis Wolfey for the same
position. Don't get too enthusiastic on
the subject, brothers; there are number
of men in the Territory who could fill the
position with credit and ability. The
MrsxR will be satisfied if any OF the citi-
zens Of the Territory already mentioned
are appointed,
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-12

The names Of the newly-made A. & p,
passenger and freight conductors are as
follows: On east end first and second
divisions) are Messrs. Stark, Frost, Mar
tin, McGowan, Davern, Hall, White, Rice
and Van Fussen. The third, fourth and
fifth division conductors are: Messrs.
Fitzgerald, Fish, Bruce, Tidings, Parrot,
Clark, Brophy, McCannon, Secrist, Hill
and Grady. The seven latter gentlemen
and White, Hall, Ddyern, McGowan and
Martin are promoted brakemen. Messrs.
Fitzgerald, Fish.and Bruce run passengers
between Winslow and Needles; Messrs
Hartman, Rice and Van Fussen run east
Tidings is extra.-Winslow News.
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-12

The Atlantic & Pacific Company pro
pose to extensively advertise the large
land grant owned by that company. This
land is valuable for grazing and farming,
and settlers cannot do better in selecting
homes than to purchase Of the Atlantic &
Pacific land ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-12

DIR. Jas. 2. Booth has purchased the
interest OF r. II. Harberd in Our Bazoo,
and will hereafter have full charge OF that
paper. The Bazoo will be az newsy and
interesting as ever and viii look after the
interests OF Needles as sharply.
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-12

If Yavapai politicians had looked to
the interests OF their county as wei as
the politicians OF Maricopa looked after
the interests Of that county, all this talk
about the removal Of the capital to Phe-
nix would never have been heard OF.
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-12
Citizen.

The reports Of the Secretary OF the In
terror SAYS that the census OF Arizona
shows population OF 5000. The aggre-
gate value Of taxable property in the Ter
ritory is estimated at $75 100000.
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-12

Tucson pays the city officials sS25 per
month. The mayor receives $50 and the
councilmen receive $40, the marshal re-
ceives sl25 and his deputies sS5 each
Citizen
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-12

To Whom IL May Concern.

Lilly Faust, having left my bed and
board, will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by her. A. faust.
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-12
KINGMAN, JANUARY~l2, 1889.

Yavapai county's mineral output for
1888 was about 81 900, 900 in round num-
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THE AUSTRALIA.

Thorough Nature of Her Repairs-New
Boilers and Engines-A Gain of One
and a Half Knots an Hour.
There have been left at this Office by
Mr.. Dyer, agent of the works named be-
low, some photographs of the new boil
ers now building at the Risdon Iron
Works, San Francisco, for the Oceanic
Steamship COmpany's steamer Austria
liza. The boilers are fourteen feet four
inches diameter by sixteen feet long, the
shells being one and a quarter inch
thick. The boilers throughout are made
of the best quality OF homogeneous steel
with corrugated furnaces and are equip
ped with all the latest improvements
known to the engineering world.
The boilers were tested in the boiler
department of the Risdon Works on
their completion, in the presence OF Mr..
John d. Spreckels, President of the
Company, and a large mum Der OF inter
ested persons, and a hydrOstatic pressure
of 800 pounds per square inch was put
upon them to the entire satisfaction OF
all present. These boilers are the heav-
lest ever built on the Pacific Coast. In
ordinary steaming the pressure carried
will probably not exceed 100 pounds per
square inch. This of itself will produce
a strain on the shell Of 300 tons, and to
those interested i'll the construction, an
explanation of the mode OF connecting
the several sheets OF the shell will not
be out of place. The longitudinal, or fore
and aft seams, are provided with heavy
butt straps on each side OF the plate.
The holes for the six rows OF steel rivets
connecting these are drilled after the
shell is temporarily fitted together, so as
to insure accuracy. The riveting is done
by hydraulic machinery, each rivet
being closed with a pressure OF 100 tons.
The new engines for the Australia are
almost completed at the Risdon Iron
Works and within few weeks will be
put on board the ship. They will be #
the triple expansion type. The ship is
being thoroughly overhauled and no ex-
pense is being spared to make her equal
to the best. With the new engines and
boilers it is calculated that the speed Of
the ship will be increased one and a
half miles per hour, on a consumption OF
ten tons less coal per day. An idea OF
the size of the boilers is furnished in the
photograph of one of them, which shows
a mans face peering through hole at
the top, and a man sitting down inside
of one of the fire holes at the bottom.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Iwalani leaves this morning
for Hamakua.
The steamer Kinau sails at = p. m. to-
dav for Maui and Hawaii.
The bark James Cheston sailed May 9th
in ballast for Puget Sound.
The barkentine s. y. Castle finishes un-
loading general cargo to-day.
The bark Dr. Meyer was locked at the
Fort street wharf yesterday to unload her
cargo of coal.
The schooner Moi Wahine arrived yes
terday from Hamakua with sugar for the
barkentine :. \. Castle.
The steamer G. r. Bishop sails this
morning for circuit of this island. she
brought DOB bchs. bananas.
The American topsail schooner Rosalind,
Captain j. lie Ballister, sails to-day Tor San
Francisco with 100 bags sugar.
The British bark Royal Alice. l, 100 tons,
consigned to Messrs. TheO. IL. Dawes *
Co, is 122 days out from Liverpool.
The bark Olaf Trygvason finishes dis
charging coal to-day. She will leave about
next TUESDAY in ballast for Puget Sound To
load lumber for Melbourne.
The British ship Eskdale, 80 tons
CAPTAIN ). Murdoch, was to leave Liver
pool on or about April 10Th, for Honolulu
Messrs. Thee. IL. Davies " CO. are the
agents.
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NEW MARKET HOUSE.

Large Number of Tenders Received-The
Contract Awarded to an English
House.
The following tenders have been re-
ceived at the Interior Office for the
erection of new market house at Ho-
nolulu. The first ten were sent in
through the house OF TheO. ii. Davies ~
Co. $4,000,
Westwood & Wright, $40, 925; $40 1866
Mechan & Sons, $40 1866.
John Lysaght, $15, 748; $16,858; Sl4,-
go.
Bruce & Still. $l5, 297.
S. StafFordshire Iron Bridge and Roof
Co., $16,917; 81, 423.
Isaac Dixon q Co., $l8,3lO; SIS, l22.
f. Brady & Co., $40 ,355.
Andrew Handside & Co., SIS, 255.
+. T. Dollhouse, $23, 1903; S2l ,040.
The Bridge and Roofing Co., S28,l76 !;
49,, 3O2.
ArroI Bros, G25OO; e2267; e2215, F.
.. B., Glasgow.
R II nI & Conley, $1,000, F. 0. B.,
| Pittsburg.
J. n. S. Williams, $18,650.
! Robt Cation, $23 900.
X. More & Co, $23,929; $4,000
! including wood work.
! +. o. Hall Il Son, $23 1896.
H. Hackfeld & Co., $25 900.
Allen Il Robinson, S32 900.
The tender Of John Lysaght for Sl4,-
800 has been accepted, subject to ap
prevail OF plans which were not specific
| enough.
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SUPREME COURT.
The ConsueIo Libel Case-Gay vs.. Men
dOnca.

The COnsueIo Libel Case-Gay vs. Men
dOnca.
The matter OF the American brigan-
tine Consuelo, libel, came before Mr..
Justice Preston on Thursday. A P.
Peterson, Deputy Attorney General, for
libellant; A. S. Hartwel for libelee. A
demurrer to the libel was argued and de
cision reserved. The deposition of Capt.
J. T. Robertson, master of the vessel,
made in the case, states that he had no
knowledge of the opium being on board,
nor of the place where it was concealed.
He was too stout to go into the lazaret,
and never had any occasion to go there.
There was abundance of opportunity in
San Francisco for a carpenter to prepare
the place without the Captains
knowledge, and the job could have been
done in ten to fifteen minutes.
Mr.. Justice McCully gave a continued
hearing in the case of James Gay VS.. }.
p. Mendonca, assumpsit for S1S3.75. a.
P. Peterson for plaintiff; G. L. Garter for
defendant The plaintiff had appealed
from the Honolulu Police Court, where
on March 3Oth last judgment was rend-
cred for defendant with costs ard com
missions aggregating $3.50. The mat
ter was further continued until the
arrival of Thomas Gay.
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Wheeling and XvarbIing.

The cyclic and singing Combination
gave the last entertainment of the series
to a we'll filed house, above and below,
with the exception of the parquet. The
specimens of Mr.. Maltby's skill were as
wonderful and fascinating as on previous
occasions, and were greeted with hearty
and we'll deserved applause. Nothing
approaching it has ever been seen in
this country, and entirely new posi-
hilities in the line of cycling have been
opened up to our people.
The Tvrolean Warblers fully sustained
their well-earned reputation. The APP
pIause following each number, was up
roarious, particularly from the upper
mart of the house. but the good nature
OF the performers was equal to all de
mands. Their responses to the constant
/ encores virtually doubled the musical
part of the programme. The whole en-
tcrtainment was excellent and thorough
/ " enjoyable.
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THE DEBATING SOCIETY.
A Firstrate Debate-Farewen Social to
President Hill.

A Firstrate Debate-Farewen Social to
President Hill.
There was a very good discussion in
the Debating Society yesterday evening,
upon the subject, "Resolved, that man
is more influenced by money than by
women" Mr. F. Turrill led in the al
firmative, and Mr.. 2. L. Darlington
in the negative, and very thoughtful
speeches were made by Mr.. J. w.
Luning, Mr. A. Vogel and Mr.. HILL
President, others speaking IN perfume
tory sort OF way as matter OF duty.
Two new mem bers were elected, and
the following subject was proposed for
next meeting, Resolved, That the in
fuence OF the pulpit is more beneficial
than that of the press"
After adjournment of the regular ses-
sion, Mr.. Hill was invited to a collation.
in the ante-rOOm, and a very pleasant
time OF one or two hours was enjoyed.
The occasion was in honor of MIR. Walter
Hill, editor and proprietor of the Bull
letin, President of the Society during the
eighteen months or so of its existence,
in anticipation of his departure by this
week. steamer for Australia on a four
months vacation he has granted him
self. His great services to the society
were fittingly acknowledged in speeches
from everyone round the social board.
Mr.. J. w Luning, member for a
shorter period, came in for share of the
parting alohas of the society, in view of
his intended early departure tor Wash
ington State. This compliment was the
more deserved from Mr.. Luning being
the mover and chairman OF the farewell
reception to the departing President.
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A Great HOspitaI.

The Johns Hopkins Hospital was
to be formally opened at Baltimore
on May 7th. The seventeen build
ings cover under roof over four acres
of ground. 1t is the finest hospital
in the world. The endowment is
S3,4OO,OOO. Over 100000 has been
spent, and not only has the endow-
ment remained untouched, but it has
been increased by over 100000.
The university and the hospital are
separate trusts, but are managed
conformity. A medical school will be
established in connection with the
hospital John Hopkins, the fOun-
der, has been dead sixteen years.
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Bishop BungIing.

Bishop, the mind-reader, seems to
have faculty of getting every one
he has dealings with into
trouble. He persuaded the st. Paul
Pioneer Press to interview him and
in it SO slandered his late wife, Miss
Mack of Boston, thet she has
promptly entered suit for criminal
libel. She gives out publicly to the
press that any publication by them
Of any illusions to her by Bishop
will be followed by a suit, and this
may be a warning to Western con
tempOraries.
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vessels in Port from Foreign Ports.

Vessels in Port from Foreign Ports.
O S ) Umatilla, Holmes, San Francisco.
Am Mis- pkt Morning Star, Garland, = ; |.
Ger blk q y Wilcox, Rasch, Bremen.
IL Ii NJ ; COrmOraut, NicollS, Hawaii.
Blk Olaf TrygvasOn, Meyer, Newcastle.
Blk Alex Mcneil, Friis, San Francisco.
Blk James CheStou, Plumb, Puget Sound.
Haw ok Andrew WEIGH, Marstou, New
castle.
Br blk Jamaica, Siebert, Glasgow.
Bk DR.. Metzger, Newcastle.
Am blk & . Whitmore, Ward, Puget Sound.
Bkt 5 \ Castle, Hubbard, San Francisco.
Schr Rosalind, lie BaiIster, San Francisco.
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A CARD.

mHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO
i thank all his friends who 80 kindly as
sisted in the sickness and burial of his
son. whose sudden and early death was
deeply lamented alike by his relatives ana
,,sS6riates j. II. BRUINS.
IO9-2t
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The Minister Of Foreign Affairs has
awarded the contract Tor furnishing uni
forms to the First and Second BattaliOns
of Hawaiian Volunteers, to Mr.. ii. 5.
Tregloan for 1926. The only other
tender was that of MIR. A. f. MedeirOs
for 50 .444 so.
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Vessels Leaving To-day.

o S UmatilIa, Holmes, for San Fran
cisco at u III.
Stmr Kinau, Lorenzen, for Maui and
Hawaii, 2 p m.
Stmr lwalani, Weir, for Hamakua, Ha-
wall, at 10 a. m.
Stmr G r Bishop, lie Claire, for circuit
of Oahu, 9 a m.
Am schr RosaIind, lie Ballister, for San
Francisco.
Schr LiholihO for Waianae.
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James Kukona, at large on his appeal
bond for the Nuuanu valley robbery,
has been arrested again, this time charg-
ed with stealing Il small sum OF money
from a woman's dress at the Waikiki
baths.
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DEPARTURES.

THURSDAY, May 0.
Stmr Kaala, Underwood, for Waianae
and Waialua at 8 IN.
Stmr J a Cummns, Nelson, for KOo-
lau IL m.
SChr kauikeaouli for KOhala.
SChr Mile Morris for KoOlau.
Schr Waiehu for Kauai.
Stmr Peler Smythe, for Hamakua at 10
IN.
Am ok James Cheston, Plumb, for
Puget Sound.
Schr Josephine for Eva
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,.,,..r uacLman Drunk on His Car
riage.
Sam Kailianu was on Thursday fined
s26. 20 for being drunk on his licensed
carriage.
The penalty of $6 for drunkenness was
imposed on Knudsen, Lono, Hale, LII
Naka. WIN. SteinhOuse and LIloa.
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Copies OF the WEEKLY GAZETTE and
DAILY ADVERTISER in wrappers for send
ing abroad to-day may be had at this
office and at the news stands.
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NOTICE.

7 HAVE THIS DAY MADE AND
L constituted Joseph Q. Carter, OF Homo
lulu, my lawful attorney, hereby revoking
all powers of attorney previously given.
CHARLES B. Make.
Waihee, Maui, May 4, 1899. lO3-lm
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To accommodate those attending the
musicale at Punahou this evening q
through car will leave town at 7 o'clock
and return at 10.
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T Official notice is given that, during the
absence of MIR. Schaefer, his duties as
Consul for Italy will be discharged by
Mr.. Julius Ho.ing.
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MUSICALE.

Programme for the Concert at Oahu
College This Evening,
The following is the programme for
the musicale at Oahu College this even
ing, to which all friends of the College
are invited:
PART 1.
1. Chorus-"The Stars in Heaven"
................ ........ Rheinberger
Choral Society.
=. Song-''Orpheus and his Lutte. Sullivan
Miss Patch.
3. rio-"Allegro" from No. 4 Haydn
Messrs. Day, Brown and Jones.
T. Song Longing" 1890. go. Rubenstein
Mr. Booth.
5. Piano Solo-"Aria con VariaziOni'
Mr.. Bissen.
6. Song-"Oh, Doubling Heart ...........
Miss Won Holt.
PART II.
l. Piano Duet-''Larghetto," Sym
phouy in D......... ........ beethoven
Miss Patch and Mr.. Bissell.
2. Song-''Thou Everywhere" &C.. LaChner
Miss Dressler.
3. Vocal Duet-"The Birds Rubenstein
Mrs Damon and Miss BeCkwith.
/. Trio-"Largo," from Oper 1 No. 2
.................. Beethoven
Messrs. Day, Brown and Jones.
D. Song-"The Lost Chord '....... Sullivan
Miss Rhodes.
6. Chorus" Lullaby of Life ........ Leslie
Choral Society.
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Our report OF the Cleaners Society en-
tertainment is reprinted on the first
page OF this issue by request.
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The monthly meeting of the Camera
Club will be held this evening in Camp
bell block, entrance from Merchant
street.
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The weather was very sultry on
Thursday.
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S. S Umatilia sails at noon, mail
closing at II o'clock.
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advertisements.
NOTICE.

Turing MY TEMPORARY ABB
IL sence from the Kingdom Mr.. g. f.
BOardman will act for me under power of
attorney. A. ). CLEGHORN.
Honolulu May 8, 1889. 1l0-3t
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Booked to Leave.

The following are booked to leave by
the S. S. Umatilla, to-day: Hon. a.
s. Cleghorn, Princess Kaiulani, Miss A.
Cieghorn, Mrs 5. Savidge, Miss NJ. Nc
Bryde, Alex. McBryde, Miss Everson,
Mrs. Mulhern, Mrs. S. Roth and
daughter, Col. II. A. Clarke, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. IL. Atherton, q. A. Amsden,
Mrs. Small, Mrs. BeIau, Misses Lob
mann (2), j. A. Folger, Jr., Miss Folger,
+. II. Foster, Miss Grace Seiden, George
Selden. f. A. Schaefer, @. G.. Williams
and wife, Miss A. Roberts, Miss Martin,
Mrs. Hv. Baldwin and family, Miss l..
Raw, j. n. Robinson and wife, Mrs. DIR.
McWayne, Mrs. Ward, Misses Ward ~,
Mrs. Il. r. Walker and children, Mrs.
A. q. Burchardt and children, Mrs.
Dillingham;, Miss Dillingham;, q. Tewks-
bury, II. Gray, wife and child, Mrs.
r.. p. Low and child, Miss +. +.
Crook, Mrs. A. Cornwell, Miss Adele
WiddifieId, Geo. w. Ashley, Dr. Wal
tiers, Mrs. +. c.. Smith, w. w. Camp
bell and wife, Mrs. Thos. Stevenson, ii.
r. Hitchcock, vile and child, Mrs.
s. j. Levey and child, Mrs. Moore
and daughter, w. II. Williamson and
wife. Mrs. w. III. Stevens and family, 1.
w. Rawlins, w. NJ. Graham, \. J
Campbell, L. Harris, DIR. f. l.. Haynes
DR.. IL. w. Haynes, Geo. Simpson, }
WiIcocks, j. Parker, Miss POphan
and maid, Mrs. Bond, Miss Bond, Miss
! Cormack, II. l.. Popham, u. Woodford
/ G. r. Beard
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ALI PERSONS ARE FORBIDDEN TO
A trespass or wash clothes or to allow
any cattle to dirty the artesian water on
the land of Kapakea, Waikiki uka, and all
narties found on the lands after clock
at night will be prosecuted to the tull eX-
tent of the law.
Honolulu April % 1899. l62-lm
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WANTED.

SITUATION AS BUTLER OR STEW
- ard; speaks several languages; accus--
toned to travel; references from good
families Address:
ALBERT LOOMANS,
lOS-1w Advertiser Office.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. l.
ARRIVALS.

THURSDAY, May 9.
Stmr James Makee, Macaulay, from
Kappa.
Schr Moiwahine from Hamakua.
Schr Kawailani from Eva
SChr Josephine from Eva
Schr Rob Boy from Eva
SChr Rainbow from Koolau.
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ALLIE PARTIES WHO ARE INDEBTED
n 20 the firm of Egan d. Co, IS and II
Fort Street, are requested to make an i'm
mediate settlement. Legal actions will be
taken on all accounts which remain unpaid
May l. 1899. S9-tt
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II is estimated that some Of the
seas at Apia in the great hurricane
we're fully forty feet deep.
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1TR.JM. CAMARA, JR. Is MY ONLY
NJ authorized Collector. All bills due me
must be paid to him or to myself.
1O6 JNO. = MCGREW, NJ. d.
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pu1,Iic Moonlight Concert.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will give a
concert this evening, at Thomas Square,
commencing at 7;3O. The following IS
the programme:
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Dividend Notice.

DIVIDEND IS DUE AND PAYA-
a bic upon the Stock of the Paukaa
Sugar Company this day at the office of
c. BREWER IL Co,
Queen street.
Honolulu. May :, 1889. 1OS-3t
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y PASSENGERS.

DEPARTURES.
For San Francisco per schT ROsalind,
MAY 1O-Mrs Harvey, Mrs Evans.
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

Daily Receipts of Produce.
Bags sugar Bags rice. Mis-. pkgs
Stmr Bishop .... 1O3 .... 25O
Stmr as Makee.. 2G2O .... ....
Schr Moiwahine. 1920 $3.50. ....
Schr Kawailani.. .... 700 ....
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
Cranes from waiaIua.

Two mounds for twenty five cents at the
r,1TFoRY1A FRUIT STORE, Fort street. III
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Nrm advertisements.
LOST

At PRINCESS KAIULANI'S RECEP-
A ton Yesterday afternoon, a silk Pongee
Buster Please return to the office OF Hon
! = Walker. IIO-II
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NOTICE.

AL PERSONS ARE HEREBY eau
4 toned against giving credit to persons
in my name without my written order.
CHARLES i. Make.
Waihee, Maui, May 4, 1889. 1O8-3m