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LIVERPOOL.

40 noon Spots business moderate at unchanged
prices Sale, i2tnO bales, Of which 1850 were
American. Receipts zoo bales, Of which 1000
were American. Closing quotations were as fol-
lows Mlddlng ii.iGd.
Futures opened firm aud closed firm.
These prices are given In pence aud 6iths, thus
G6g means O. CID, aud 50l means 16id.l
A. pm April b.D buyers Aprll May, SIS
buyers. May.June. a.ii sellers June July. as buy.
en- July August bt7 buyers August september.
at7 srllcrs. september October, $50 sellers ocio
Dor November 52J sclicr. September. 5.it sellers
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Provisions.

Fisll-Nactcrcl half hrls No. 1. tiigs so. 2
snit No sluI lob kitA No. ., slst M. .
st.tt No 81 tiM Dry iirffing-iamily. aIy pcf
hux \. e. mc hcrring, hall hrla, toss Waite
TishallHll hfls et.n
HOG PRODUCTS =Qulgt PORK. tiag,ai15i. ~.
car rupd hams, iiafiiA,C hnakiast bacun. iui z,
iitt clear rib side haron, t'sNshsg bulk pork
clear sides g. Ccaftib sides, o., long clear - &C.
thuuldrn. 60
LARD tu -. half brls. 80 kegs, &c.
choice Kettle. N ~ ln,. quiet
Fllast MEAi-=lcci. hindQunricfs. Atsc. fore
y sHfur pr pound
EGSTfisT- urls. 500. halfbrlL $50 leg,
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GENERAL TRADE.

Tho changes made today In the local market lists
wcrr material Egrs arc somewhat ilrncr In tone
and price Meats aud Lard not 20 firm In tone, bo.
Ing now quotci quiet with prices unchanged
Amount OF gmin Ia store nj the elevators Com.
- .glj bushels. aud Otts s5.2i6 bushels
Tho New ORLEANS sugar market IL easier With
sonc decline In prices huycrs aud sellers arc apart
the former demanding concessions which the
latter arr unwilling N grant Mola-srs quiet and
arm. nicc nfm. holder arr not pressing sales.
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HAY-Ch olco, from store 80. car load. from
icyco OF depot tiafnttiGuO primo. ifum stuIc 5ia.
80 eat had, irpm lCNuu ur depot, 81 ttiOfltu
prairie from slurr blatlpv car lDid irum lowe 90
dcuut. tinu1ntLtsl
tulN-Frim siorc. white. l6hs &c mixed &c
tom lcNcp uf dctut white, IN bulk, apNiN. iu
arkL 90. miNcd ln bulk iic. 10 sacks 40.
| NtANalrum atufc iht,it's " ifum lCyeo OF do
| pot. silWailah
| uATsaitnm store. white aGallc. mixed, so,
Iir fnm pyrr uf drppi white. Ia bulk, alittiC. iu
| -l-.-. 40 In-L-l. Ln nn-L. ~ Do -A-L-. .L---
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Live stock.

r-,tCAOn NJ, Aprl a.-The D1orrrf Journal
fcppits Cattle Receipts. 1900 heed. shipments
h0O. Market steady aud strong Choice 10
oxtn hCovcs, siLfilg steers stunat.if stock
en- aud fcoicfs sg.in9ltt. cows. bulls aud mixed
Vi. Gnalaiu. Texas cattle. slnna1 90
ll0.s-l lcccips. Lu1lhcnd shipments. G. zoo heal
Market strung. Mixed. 50 1cftagis heavy, stdua
hOi light, flTttlp0. sklps. s3UiaiGi
shrcfi- llcucipis. 6nnn head shipments go
head Market steady. Natives. Cd iNati ID. Western
cJru icd tiDlta&. lambs, saoot,h >.
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IIrrRdstuu..

TLoUR-rmm store. choice, sLi0aL1o. fancy,
titual'0 extra iangl. f'lusA2l patouL sjluet
ASS urm
CDiiNNEAt.- rcirl. - 20. roller. y iog2.so firm
htANs AND fEAs-Nayy ucaus. tl.ti. medium,
500
OATMEAt.-In half hris $3.50 from store.
tkAtkER@--olA extra SCI treble extra, GO
a. r.. ginger snaps. 1WN r. assorted lumblcs, iits
~ q. VtHhm cmrkcr. tgtsln
CRACKED WiiEAr-ln half brlN $50 from
ttnru.
TioNiNY ANp GRITs-From store. s1g
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View YsrA Dr, goed. uart..t

NEw YORK, April a-ThcFc was good trade
with iobbcm toiny sales were governed hy a
sie ndy tone. hutiucs With agents continues ialf
IN plain cuttona declining iu s1mc directions and
increasing IN uihers The mnrkui maintains a good
tone With quotation uullirri though print cloths
and kindrOd goods aru les urm. with prints steady
hnHIuHr al small fturk
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sl.5Oa25O per bunch. Dates, 7@sc. Figs, l29i5c
APPLEs-s2 oO@SoO per bri. Dried apples pa
2Nc per ID from store Dried peaches, 29SI &c
from store
VEGETABLES Onions, 81. % per brl; cabbage.
New Orleans, crie, sL0Oa20O kraut per brl, 90;
half br, $500; garlic, soc per 100 parsnips, 500
per brl.
NUTs-Coooanuts. ss.OO@3.50 per 100 peanuts
Virginia 7@sc; Tennessee farmers stock. 5s6c;
roasted, l@l9e higher; shelled ned, bc white, &c;
spanish lOc pecans, Texas, old. 7@l2c; Arkansas,
3@ic Italian chestnuts, l0al2lTc.
81 fTEii-Butterine, i4@l6c; creamery, 20930c;
dairy. l6@2lc; country butter, l0a20c.
CIDER-oark, s0.JO per brl and $3.50 per hall
bu
NlNEGAR-Per gal, l2@l3c.
LGGS-Siendy; boxes, Sc; cases, a14c.
POULTRY-Chickens young. sl.50@i00 mixed,
s25Q@30O. hens, S27j9a0O; geese, sL5O91OO;
ducks, g O0a8.jO.
dissatisfaction layers, $780, California, e.
per box.
P1CKLEs-Brls, $3.50: half brls. si.Oo.
POTATOES-Fium; sL25@i 10 per brl: Hncks 30a
soc per bu; Utah, sO@9Oc per bui sweet, s2Oo@2G'
per bH
FRESH FISH buffalo. i@2n per H. cat, 4c pei
lb. Game, perch, trout, ett., SglOc per ID.
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Live stock.

CATTLg-Cholce to extra, 3L@gIc; good SO
SIC. Rcalawhgs 10 medium, lAm2,ec choice feed
err, 80 and up 2l4@3c, feeders, go To $50, -
m2idc.
HoGs-Cholcc oornfod. igI@5c, good pz@fsIc;
common, 8lgdlc.
snEkp-cholec, iizc; medium. 9)S@lc; com
mon, Si.O0@i.jO.
LAMlis-Cholco. 5c common to good, per head
Nan
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wool.

IT LOUIS. No, April a-wool Quot. Tn
washed bright medium, i1g2t' r. coarsc hniidrd
i0,ttg low sandy iO4luc fine light. Male
luc hoayy, Hello tab washed, a1aJac.
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NEW YORK.


Spots opened steady and closed steady mlddllng,
ioltc Sales, l,Oli bales Quotations were as fol
lows Ordinary, 7,Gc: good ordinary, SC low
middhng. 9l3lGc middling, iO4ci good middling,
lO3ic, middlng fair II 1-l6c fair, u Lice
Futures opened firm aud closed quiet and steady,
rs follows April, lOO7@loOs; May. l0J2@l1l3i
June. lo.2oGl02l; July, lo9glO.2si August 10 S3@
1885, September. q.pl@Jg2 October, a.7l@a12
November, 9Gl@p.G2 December, 9G2es963i Jnnu'
ary a,52s973 sales 5000 bales.
NEw ORLEANS
Tho spot market opened quiet and closed nrmi
middling lOc. SALES, 1850 bales. Quotations are
as follows Ordinary, 81 good ordinary, l5lGc;
low middling, o,ac middling. ioc good middling'
iO1sc
Futures opened steady and closed steady, MS fol
lows April, a0l@og2; May, 99ig99e June, 9s7@
9.9s; July, l0Ol@iOlO5; August $500 D6; soptem
Der, 9.iG@9i7; October, 9.21@q2s, November, 9l9@
go December, o.2os92 n; January, 922g9.Z7. sales
1880 bales
DAILY PoEr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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oil aud Turpcatt.r.

cLEyrLASD, O.. April a-rc,rolcum easy.
q. w.. lice 10
WILMINGTON, " C.. April S-rurpcntlno
uuirt asr
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ChancerY Sale
Or
REAL ESTATE.

NO. 6.aq1. Rim tho Chnncery Court Of shelby
Couniy.-W. A. faircs, guardian ". Halle faires
etal.
tered In the above Gauss on the ith day Of March,
ls.g N. N %. rare a. I will scll NJ public Anc-
tlon 10 the highest bidder IN front Of the CLERK
and Masters Office nt the Main street entrance OF
the Courthouse Of shelby county, IemphiA Ten.
nvssce, on
saturday, 9Th Day OF April, 1889,
within legal hour. the following described prop-
erty situated IN shelby county, Tenn, iowit
beginning NJ the iutfreCtion 81 Central avenue
with the south side oi the Memphis a Charleston
Railroad: running thcuco wcstwarlly with s0uth
W. 81 NJ railroad twelve az chains and thirty
i've (.cl iuks 70 n stake: theuce southwardly with
the east line Of Qulncheit lot fourteen liO chains
aud ninety nyc ta links 10 the north side ui Carry
avenue thence eastwarliy on said north line oi
Carey avenue twelve (l2 chains and forty one an
links % IT, intersection With central avenue thence
uouhwHrdly with the west line OF Central avenue
diiccn Osl chains 20 the place OF beginning. con.
tninlng N hi.iOO HcTtr. muro or less and being
known ~ lots six 90 aud seven CD Of the Whltmore
Also The following lot or parcel Of land begin.
ming at q point on the wet side Of Warlcld av.
cuue eight l chains south u the south line VI the
Memphis & Charleston iailroad: thence Westwardly
parallel with said Memphis & Charleston railroad
Twelve az chains and hfiy i've $50 tnks 10 q
stake. thence touihwafdly fifteen 49, chains and
eighteen nsl links ~ a stake, thence easiwaniiy
parallel with the said lnc Of said railroad twelve
lisl chains and nitylyo 90 links 70 point on TIE
wet side u Nafhcld avenue, aud thence north
warily along the faid west line Of Warleld avenue
fifteen thl chains aud twenty eight ~ links "a
thu place Of beginning, being what are known as
lots sixteen 90 and seventeen u7l In the Whit
more subdivision. aud containing nineteen u9l
Irrns Of sale-Onc third 60 cash. balance on q
credit Of one aud two ycars note bearing interest
with security rcggirc,l; lien retained.
This 9Th dav 81 March. 1877.
y "a McHFNlgY, CLERK and Master
CAN'T 3 Patterson. W. W Mcdowell. Solimt0u
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'ycnANGr QUOTATIONS.
MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES HOLIowHoBE. CAKED BAGS,
GRUB 4 HOOP DISEASE IN CATTLEI
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COTTON MARKET

The local cotton market opened quiet nni firm
nnd closed quict aud nun mldlhng. % l,lde
taics. 400 lslct Including i0o bales ls.i evening.
81 uhioh i,.ul halct % cApuricu aud DO bales 10
frlnncu,
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
otiinay. q .c good ordinary. ii.iCc low mid.
dlnF, q c mlidlurH i1itr g1od mIddl.u. Ioi. II.
middimg ialr nominal. ialr. nominal. du,g. As
ii.c lower
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
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CANNED GOOus e. rlncappict, siliHln
parhai. 9 lts standard. sl.tafl. On. secund tLun
Tomaiocs iis standard, Ne H.. tiandard,sl a.
Strawberries ~ 90. NnHuhuuirs. Eliza llarkhrf
rio.. siOi Dnrn rarcs. u lo rrar. VI 30 rIums
~ ID AgumruH. tiun 0ren uufn, tluifi.' o
GIVEN Ioua tlh tutc utticrs iul ucluhi, No..
,p, 6it t sS "ss.ti"' tss,. Z, W. ~
sWi- tdlt ralmon, sl.h tariiucs, $50 mus.
tnrl slidiuc, tl'o. MactcrL siij. herring mack.
SrGiE-rure white. T.4c on white. 7.l
Ti,r yellow rlhtlnCd, H,nr.r rrnurd A. sg
standard rmnulalvl. D. .sf'' ,s powdered, "a Il' ~
cW lnai ~ VI upcu kctuc 90. ~ quict
CuffiE oumun i,'tc iaif "a rtimc Rio.
49, ,alp ~ rhuior 10 fancy. iNto.c old go,crn
sNLrE,ssiaav. upW.p per barrel ohio
River slI.tii pr htl. Louisiana. ti.t'lit ~.
sagls One. 40 " cur.r. tlat lkts, H,H,e
Mtl Louisiana, o. uHo'C tarulina, utic. firm
kTAHliialu's h..
CiiEisi- lriue Oats . New YORK factory.
MuiiAsstsa Louisiana. unmmon 90 tiir. ~ ilc.
primo rhllrs uHi1C fancy, &C. ucuu.iurais.
common % iait oaipu prime 10 chuion. s1l 49,.
C2Nnns- Sticks. 40 sirc,. IN bSs pls and brl,.
ssag'c iaucy asrpricd wiJis'sc rNin fancy.
soAr NSn cANDLEs-soaR s'sssc, candlol
iull weight 100
Miscellaneous.
WHISKY Straight Kentucky Bourbon, $3.50
con hob flsuu nuu lincoln COUNTIES nfm nt el u
a. Lu1. tnsfrm yos. slu1Naul HcUuullur 10 urt
nnd make common whisky, HFtlti n. uOcuriiug %
pfuai nothing under % pct cCut quoted.
OiN au.0iFtap Tor domestic, t4oJAi0 Tor I'm
uHAss sFrns- Rel clover fi2i bu herds 0a
glc hu un hari fi.ttHLIn IN. timothy fltaflN
bu Ocfuau millcb 0gnc bn Hungarian, 40
So hu.
UADGiNOa pfloc
snor Drop sisi buck. y.5a
lEAnaft ..UH
/ TAtIuNaAtr
tNtTFa safroirs. SION Ralph'f. sOfi. Rail
/ rnsi, tlla. Oall a AKa elul
rONnEu-kcss sul, bali kegs ta.'s quartet
kc-s uN
NOul.-nurrv grease wool unwashcd, ii8ar
/ clear grcasc WOOL. 2DEg bum, washed, ~, ~
| tuhNnshcl, anHtr.
UiDEs-bg nlni. No 1. o'sc 40. 2 &C dr
| ultCd ,lir No q $50 rrccn salicd. No !, ptflc
! so falies rrccn. nmic. docrlins, pu, sheep
] aklnH, tUullnt steady
] COAL Mi.=rrlmc white, wholesale Lots pAc pc
roBAcoo-common. saSsOs other grades, 0
] uNr
/ nrg,wAX- Nc
| NAiLs-lun 500 steel o.
uouseheid supplies.
/ inrtTaeirldy Orang,~ 81 Mcssina, tlooNfo
/ pr boa lemons, flhnaiL1 per box hanann,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY z TO Q PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE 81. 90 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and formulating Cot
ton, o I5-lec-sales Today, 2,ioo
Bales-The General Market 10
Steady-Meats Are Quiet.

ArPEAL OFFICE, I d.
WEDNESDAY EyE;lNG, April 3, 1859
Money is in ample supply, easy and in
good demand. Rates, I to per cent
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

Is FOR MAN a BEAST. PENETnATES
NUsCLE&FIBRE 10 THE VERY DONE.
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MUSTANG LINlMENT

CURES RHEUMATISM, LAME BACK
AND STIFF JOINTS RuD IN HAl,DI
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MUSTANG LlNIMEM'

Is FOR MAN A BEAST. PENETRATx|
NUScLE&TBRE 10 TIL VERY l0AI
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household supplies.
iHriTaeirldy Orangy~ 81 Mcs.ina, tlooNi o.
pr boa. Lemons flboaAo per box hananns
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coNsoLIpATrp srArrMENr.

Receipts In port this day,
Receipts In port this day, i0ei
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Tennessee Tent and Awning Go

". n Gibson, a ", ilinsh, ~ n barnes aud Ma.
lone Malone. sOliCliou
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KAMEHAMEHA DAY RACES.

The entries for the different races
on the 18th of June, under the
auspices of the Hawaiian Jockey
Club closed yesterday at noon, at
the office of Mr.. G. o. Berger the
Secretary. They are largely in ex-
cess of previous years and grand
days sport may be looked for. In
all fifty-four horses are entered.
The only event that did not fill
was His Majesty's Cup. The
Futurity Stakes for two year olds
will undoubtedly be the race of
the day as the purse will be worth
$500. The entries nineteen in num-
Der were made two years ago and
five have accepted. This is the first
race for Hawaiian bred two year
olds, and was made by the Jockey
Club to encourage breeding. Fol-
lowing are the various events with
the number of horses entered in
each: Queens Plate 6; Kings
Plate 8; Governor Dominis Cup s.;
Hawaiian Hotel Stables Purse 4 i;
Futurity Stakes 5; Waimanalo
Plate 8; Rosita Challenge Cup Il;
Waterford Cup 3; Kapiolani Park
Plate 4; Kamehameha Plate 81;
Oceanic Steamship Co. Cup 8; Pony
Race 5.
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A ROYAL BREAKFAST.

This morning His Majesty the
King gave q breakfast at Iolani
Palace to Mr.. Frank p. Hastings,
United States Vice and Deputy Con-
sul-G General, and Mrs. Hastings who
leave for the States tomorrow on
the S. S. Umatilla. In addition
to the Royal host and his guests
there sat down Her Majesty the
Queen, II. H. Prince Kawananakoa,
Mrs. Nellie G. Nponan, Mrs. DR..
George Herbert, Hon. Parker N.
Makee, and Mr.. James w. Robert
son, ii. Ms Vice Chamberlain.
The Hawaiian band was stationed
in the pavilion and under direction
of Mr., Berger played the following
musical selections during the break
fast:-
March-Aloha Oe...............B Berger
Oyerture-Festival. ..... ...... ConIadi
Finale-1annhauser. -. Wagner
SelectIon-Barber Of Seville. -. Rossini
WaltZ-GOlden Shower. .Waldtepfel
Medley-America. ..,,...,.....:.C atlin
March-Festiyal. ..,..:! SO. Nicholson
Waltz Immortal. ...............Ju Jung
Quadrille- Madam Ango.. Lecoe
Galop-Princess Marie. .D'Alberi
Hawaii Ponol,
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HEAVY ROBBERY.

Mrs. Bruce was robbed of $500
the other night. Fifty dollars of
the money was in paper while the
balance, $3.50, was in ten-dollar gold
pieces. Mrs. Bruce had taken the
money out of the bank that day,
preparatory to leaving the kingdom
at an early date. On the evening of
the robbery fhe had gone out for a
few moments and on returning found
her bedroom in confused state.
Clothes, furniture and fixtures
were scattered about the floor. The
back window sash, where an en-
trance had been effected, was broken
off. The police were notified of the
robbery as soon as possible, but up
to the present writing no capture
has been made.
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POLICE COURT.
MEpNEspAY. June

"WEDNESDAY, June 9th.
Kaleohano was charged with de-
serting contract service of l. !. S.
N. Co. Settled out of Court. Costs
50.
, Makolu for assault and battery on
q wahine, and Mahakuni, for lar
ceny, were remanded.
Seven Chinese charged with gam
ing were remanded to the 9th on bail
of $40 each.
Several other cases were further
continued.
THURSDAY, June 9th.
Liloa and Kenao for drunkenness,
had each to pay Sc.
Moikauhane was charged with
larceny of two $50 Hawaiian Treas
nry notes, the property Of Geo.
Martin, After hearing the evidence
for the prosecution, nolle pros.
was entered.
.Iapeka, for larceny of leather
belt, was remanded to the 7th.
A charge of carrying deadly
weapon preferred against Frank
Davis was dismissed.
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Meeting Board of Representatives
Honolulu Fire Department, at 1880.
DRILL Leleiohoku Guards, at 1880.
Class in English literature at Y.
n. G. A., at 1880.
Nuuanu Chapter Of Rose Croix
No, /, A. and A. S. r., at 1880.
Drill Co. A Honolulu Rifles,
at 7 40.
Debating Society, at usual time
and place.
Meeting Sabbath School Associa-
ton, at Kapmakapili church, at7,30,
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SUPREME CoURT--AT CHAMBERS.
"WEDNESDAY, June 9Th.
BEFORE PRESTON j.

"WEDNESDAY, June 5th.
In re estate L. Aki, deceased.
Petition of A. H. Loo Ngawk for
removal and appointment of Hong
in his stead. Executors accounts
and masters report. Continued UNI
til Friday next. Cecil Brown for
executors; A. H. Loo Ngawk, ono
of executors.
The King VS.. All See, alias Achoy.
Assault and battery. Appeal from
Police Court of Honolulu. Defend
ant is discharged. G. Creighton for
prosecution; Cecil Brown for de-
fendant.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Kilauea Hou sails at p m to-
morrow for Paauhau, Koholalele and
Ookala.
The j A Cummins brought Wednes-
day, HOO bags of sugar, James Makee,
2056 and the U X Bishop 200.
The Am blk Colusa, Capt Backus, sail
ed Wednesday for San Francisco with
1884 bags sugar weighing 1857 1857
pounds and 90 bags coffee. Total do
mestlc value 1922. 43l.4S.
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The Kawaiahao Female Seminary
re-opens September 9th. On account
of limited room a number have been
refused admittance this year. All
who wish to send pupils should bear
this fact in mind and apply early for
place. All should be promptly at
the school the first day of the term,
as places will not be held.
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The contract for furnishing the
Interior department with supply of
water pipes and fittings for the Wa
ter Works of Honolulu, Wailuku,
Hilo, and Koloa has been awarded to
Messrs. w. G. Irwin & Co., for
wrought iron pipe with patent con-
verse joints.
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BEFORE DOLE, J.

THURSDAY, June 9th.
Fin the bankruptcy of G. ID.
.Freeth. Petition for discharge.
Bankrupt ordered discharged.
j. Sylvia VS.. All Chit. Damages.
Appeal from district Court Koolau-
poke. Judgment for plaintiff for
S65.
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In Williams Photographic gallery
may be seen colored transparency
of Mrs. E. d. Tenney as Patience
the milkmaid. 1t is the work OF A.
W. Bolster, and has been much adj
mired by all who have seen it for its
artistic finish.
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Mr.. S. B. Rose, agent of the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company, is dis
tributing some very neat match safes
in different colors. On the outside
there is some interesting reading
matter.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-06

THE yacht Spray was successfully
launched from the w. H. Dimond
this morning. Her owners are very
much pleased with the manner in
which Capt. Drew launched the boat
as well as the ad mirable condition in
which she arrived.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-06

A FEW days ago the Advertiser
complained about ball playing in the
streets. Among the worst offenders
are members of the Advertiser
Office "nine," who habitually prac-
tise in Merchant street at noon.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-06

HON. III. P. Baldwin has given a
very substantial subscription to have
copies of the Paradise of the Pacific
sent to all the clubhouses throughout
the States and Europe.
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THE '' ARCADE"


ROn the Cohn the entire and
magnificent Everything
be disposed off the will discontinued The stock
sts Of the latest Fine Dress and Fancy Goods Lace Embroidery
Hats Feathers Ribbons Silks Veves Trimmings, Ladies' Underwear
Hosiery Boots Shoes Slippers Also that have
large elegant stock Gents Youths and Boys Fine Cusommade
Clothing Furnishing
etc. and by buying the "ARCADE' say
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

TOHN MOTT has removed his Stove,
81 Range, Agate and Tinware Depart
ment to No. IS and % King street, near
Fort street. The Work Shop will be at
the old stand for the present.
289 1w JOHN MOTT.
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Mr.. ]. F. Morgan will hold his re-
gular cash sale on Saturday morning
at 10 O'Clock. Read in another col
umn the list of articles to be sold.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-06

MAJOR Sam Nowlein, it is reported,
leaves on the Umatilla tomorrow en-
route to Europe to fetch his daughter
home.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-06

The S. S. Umatilla sails at noon
sharp tomorrow, with full cargo of
domestic produce, and large passen-
ger list.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-06
BUSINESS ITEMS.

MESSRS. DODD & MILLER
WI have just received ex Umatilla
another lot of that "PHILADELPHIA
LAGER BEER" in kegs, which they
are offering to their customers. 268 Ivy
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NOTICE.

A LII parties wishing to erect Booths
IA or Sell Refreshments at Kapiolani
Park on June 11th must Obtain permits
from w. NJ. GIFFARD,
ese In Secretary X. +. A.
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The band will play the Umatilla
off at noon tomorrow and give a
concert at Thomas Square in the
evening.
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Mr.. HI. Lose will act as Consul for
Sweden and Norway, during the
absence of Mr.. H. w. Schmidt from
the kingdom.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-06

THREE weddings this week, one
next and others in prospect. Quite
lively times in the matrimonial mar
ket
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NOTICE..

A LII persons are hereby forbidden TO
IA give credit to anyone on my &C
count. as after this date / will pay
no bills except of my own personal con
tracing. LOUIS BUSHNELL.
Honolulu, May 81, 1889. 204 1w'
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NOTICE,

DERS0Ns requiring Pasture for a
J. limited number of horses can get
same by applying to
266 Ivy JOHN f. COLBURN.
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AT the uptown store you will find
souvenir pig puzzles about the size
OF quarter of dollar. 1t is genu-
inc puzzle.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-06

THE WEEKLY BULLETIN
J. % cpinmne, purely local matter
Mailed ID foreign countries, IS PEI