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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-08
Land Office at Seattle w T ]

OCt. ON 16Sy.
Notlce Is hereby given that the iollowing-namd
settler has filed notice of his intention to mako
ral PROOF III support OF his claim and that said
proof viii be made before ". H. NJ Dunbar. PRO.
pate .sa :, Judge OF Mason County W. T. at Shelton
W. l., on "Wednesday Der. 4th 1889, viz: P. Ran
See Up. 10 n. Il. 4 west. "a :" ~
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United States Land Office

Seattle ". 7. Sept 18th, 1881
I'd ALLEN L LEWIS and all Whom it ma V
concern
Notice is hereby given that the following -namd
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof i'll support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before W. II. NJ. Dunbar, Pro-
bate Judge at Shelton, on Saturday, Nov. &c. 1889,
viz: w KELLY, HID E, No 1859, for the
Sw14, OF Sec. 80, Tp 20, n K west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: Charles Nutter of SkoSomish
Mason Co T., Angus McDonUld, John EIui-
len and JOhney Kent of Shelton Mason COW T.
~ T. Il. REED, JR. Register
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-08
Land Office at Seattle, w. T.,

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of MS claim aud
hat said proof will be made before the Judge or
in his absence the Clerk of the Probate Court at
shelton w 7, on Wednesday Nov Goth, 1889 viz:
John d Dow Hid No SOL for the syI, ne /;
nWl4 sell; nei4, sw14; sell, nw1, Sec. 9 Up. - II
K west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said land, viz: Vincent Finch, W. S. TAYLOR
W. q. Smith and August Werman SkOkomish W.
Il.
Al T. REED JR Register
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Land Office at seattle W.T.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intontio3,,
TO make final proof in support of his claim, and
that SAID proof will be made before the Clerk OF
the Probate Court at Shelton Wash, on Tuesday
i43o2 Tor the VIZ, nw14; n12, sN14 Sec. 9 TIP. %
Tic names the following witnesses to prove
HIS collLnuOuS residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: William Saunders. f. p Davis
John McCabe and d Sanford all of Skokomish
Mason Co wash
40 TN REED JR Register
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T. M.REED JR, Register.
United Statss Land Office.

Seattle W. T., Sept 18th, 1851
Notice is hereby, given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof il support of his claim, aad
that said proof will be made before w II Nj Dun
bar, Probate Judge, at shelton, W. T. on wod-
day, NOv2, 1SS9,viz: MARTIN OLSEN Pre-
He names the following witnesses to prove
his contiguous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz: Adolf Norman, H. O. H.
Backor of Clifton Mason Co. w. L, Elias Larson,
aud Thomas Munson SkOhomish Mason Co. w.
T.
IL r. NJ. REED JR Register
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He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land. viz: Calvin Saeger, Watson Roden-
berger, james B. Shelf on and Oscar lie Frame OF
Shelton Mason Co w T. %
II. NJ. REED JR Register
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IRA DITIONS.

strikes a tree and more seldom a
man.
TRADITIONS.
Some traditions, especially of
the Indians Of British Columbia,
make this thunder bird the Csea-
tor of man, it not of the world.
Bancroft, in his "N!tive Races of
the Pacific" says that one tradi-
ton OF the origin of the Ants makes
them direct descendants Of Quaw-
te-aht (tlteir Creator or deity and
an immense bird that he married,
the Great Thunder Bird, TO
sooch," the happirg Of whose wings
shook the hills with thunder (Too-
tali) and whose fotked tongue sent
the lightning across the sky.
Another tradition about Mt.
Edgecoinb, near Sitka, says that
Celth-i. e., the thunder or big
lightning, who can swallow a
whale without difficulty had sis
ter who climbed to the top OF lie
mountain, and it opened and she
fell through, leaving the great
hole or crater open-as the world
is agrcat flat plate, supported by a
pillar which she guards from evil
spirits. He now makes the thun.
der, and she hears him bat never
sees him.
The inland Time say that The
world at first existed rs long
ocean, trcquented only by d great
bird, the beating OF whose wings
was thunder and its glance light
ming 1t flew 4 ,wn and touched
the water; whereupon the earth
rose. 1t touched the cart'i and ev-
cry living coeature rose except the
Time, who owe their origin the
Dog. 1t also gave the Time a
peculiar arrow, which they were to
preserve with special care. They
however failed to do so, Dut nisap-
propriatel the sacred Shaft to com
mon use; whereupon it flew awav
never to return, AND tie Golden
Age Of the Time Was gone forever
An age when men lived until
their Threats were worn through
with eating and tn cir feet with
walking.
Most of the natives of Alaska,
except the konisgas, believe in
Yeh', the Raven, as their great
Creator and the Creator If most
things, and many traditions are
told of him. He is their great
Deity, and he is also the author Of
thunder and lightning.
EXTENT OF BELIEF.
MIR. Swan says he has traced
this belief from the Chinook In
dams, at the mouth of the Coluin-
bra, to oitka. DR.. Dali says it is
known. to extend as far north as
Prince Williams Sound. and Mr.
+. W. Nelson declares that exists
among the lnnuit on the shores of
Behring Sea, and has proved his
point by showing carving of the
bird from the Dlomede Islands in
behring Strait. To the south, an
Gent Mexican mythology is said to
have included a belief in such a
creature. The Clutches of Gaut.
emala, however, varied it SO as to
make Hnrakan The god of thun-
der, bave messenger bird, named
Voc. The tradition of the inland
Time, Of British America. who
live ncarthe western shores OF Hind
sons Bay, TWO thousand miles from
the Pacific coast, has been given
In the United States the tradition
crosses the Rocky Mountains. for
among the Dakutas, according to
Mr.. w, II. Holmes, the storm
bird dwells in the upper air be.
Eyond human sight. and carries on
Elts back lake of fresh water
When it winks its eyes there is
lightning, when it flaps its wings
there is thunder, and when +,
SHAKES its pluma.e there is rain
| ~
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Land Office at Seattle w. IT

NOtlce1s hereby given that the f0llOwing-namd
setter has filed notice of his intention to make
hnal proof in support of his claim, and that
Sald proof viii be made before the Clerk of the
probate Court at Shelton Wash, on Tuesday
Dec 24th 1889, viz SDwTN 2. DAVIS Pre- II No
i - for tie e]a, nwN sw, ne ,nw4, Sell, Sec.
9 Up 23 n range west - "a ~ -
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF.
said land, viz: j. d. Sanford, John McCabe
William Saunders and Bert w. Crissey all OF Sko-
komiSh Mason Co. Wash
ID TN REED JR Re- or.
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-09
CEN. COROON'S LAST HOUR.

A despatch from London Of Jan.
18th contains the following
The last hours Of Gordon at khar-
toum are described in dispatches to-
night from General Greniell at ~ua-
kim, who was at Khurt0um the night
il was taken. il was a dreadful
night. Near daybreak Grenfcll was
told: "All the great officers Of the
Mabdi had gone to Kill Gordon
Pasha. lie saw Gordon smoking
cigarette on the balcony. He was
told to ny, but Indignantly refused
TO leave his post As Gordon stood
facing the deryishes several superior
Mahdist Generals came up. The
dervshcs all allowed them TO pass.
They assembled the steps and asked
for the Pasha
Gordon met them saying, - am
he. lie handed them his sword ID
military fashion, intimating that hc
knew they had taken the place, and
consequently he surrendered ac-
cording 10 the usages Of war. But
Nassas. one Of the Generals, snatch.
ed hold Of the sword, at the same
time, IN a brutal and most cowardly
manner, striking Gordon an uneX
pecLed blow. The Pasha would
have fought desperately had hC
| thought he would not be treated ~
an honorable manner, lie fell
rolling down the stairs. As he roll
ed another General spearcd him on
the left side, in1ictiDg dangcrou
wound.
Thus died Gordon. was there
spectator 10 the gbastly deed. 20
out Of the way when be rolled +
the bottom u the stairs.
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TUESDAY EVENINGS CONCERT.

Iuko faIIDuiun 1gDaIiguI ARA
ING 'pppphb 'N,'3''g pip
gfamme Wlll De gwen Nv VIC 'hJHW'
DellO concert, ~ the opera House
next TUESDAY evening
PhlH -
l. Grand Ono for Violin and Piano,
Mr'TIiaodgrG gpllmidG aud Ilefr
FfliX DllEu.
y Air-Ob W0udr0ug geauly, MOzarl
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EX-EIRC MhLIETOh.

The captain Of the schooner ",
J.. JiernnD which arrived ~ San
Francisco, January 18th, from the
Marshall islands, gives the following
information respecting MaJictoa eE-
King NJ Samoa;
The dcpOscd King arrived aL
JalUit, on BODbaW island, about
November Zjtb, being landed there
by the German warsbip Olga, IIc
had Grst been taken ~ Germany,
'but the diplomatic Bismarck feared
~ keep bin there, and he was acs
cOrdigQly placed on one of TIA
Sydney steamers at Bremen and IL
8as understood IN Germany that be
was being sent back 10 Samoa, lie
never reached the latter place, how,
eyer, and BIS whereabouts has been
u mystery up " this time, although
II ms rightly eOgjectured Chat he
| bad been placed on one " the isl-
ands NJ tic Marshal group, De WIS
| placed On the German steamer and
given y ste@age passage, tbe brtLer
W conceal bis idcDUlyi bgt OHe n
bis IlGWspasscDgcfg pot into ron
yGfgatiOB With bin and learned u
biz troubles The steamer arrived
NJ Alden, q point IN the Red sen, one
night, and tbat WAS the last that was
seen NJ NnIieC0a for Time,
N1jictOn Was lciL NJ JDlnjL on
HDycmbcr 18th ny the Olga, which
tJeH left lGr hpja, The Marshall
| group IL IN latitude y degrees north,
| aud H. abOut j5GO miles northwest
| NJ he samoan Islands, ~ tho
schooner brings 10 direct gews from
the scene NJ trouble, MalietOn wa
accOfdcd GIe liberty NJ tbe island
but be wag jeaIDgsIy guarded by tbl
German soldiers and wag prevented
from holding any intercourse VIII
the white people NJ Jaluit, T.. NJ
Morgan, the United States COngH
~ JaIuit, GBdcayOrcd ~ get int
conversation with tic King, but h'
Wag prevented from doing 80.
MaIiGtOa has agGd considerably
since he has been placed IN eaptiy
w and seems ~ have lost all hi
former energy. He bag bcCom'
quite settled down and wander
aimIGssly about Jaluit, 10 II he lla'
given up aII hopes Ne u not alon
IN bis exile, there having been tire
cbiefg from bis native land place
, there before bin. The idea Of q
, cape has apparently never eDtere
bic mind, nor has IL been enLeftainG
by those who have been there befor
bin,
a strong guard has been place
oyer them and M attempt 10 lcay
tie Island would mean certain dealt
BODbaW igluDd ~ extremely low ,aD
man.0hwar lying IN The barbc
could gseeD the entire land nG
send ball from u gun wherever 81
/, wished, The guard from an 81
: Yated position IN Jpluit could All
= command aG. extended yicw " n
, entire island, and tbig fact n gG
. eiGBt ~ exclude all iden N egcap
> - y. y, Chronicle.
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A MARROW ESCAPE.

Mr., William Aud, Assistant Sup
eriRteBdcBt Of the Insane Asylum,
had thrilling adventure NJ tbat
institution the other day When
struggling with maniac, 10 take
from him q piece Of timber, with
which be was about 10 strike q feI'
low inmate, another lpDaLie
the one which WAS W have been
struck with the timber, had secured
u large stone and would have smash.
ed Mr. Auld's skull, had the latter
not been warned Just In time, and
had not assistance arrived,
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DEATH OF MR.. THOMAS NEAL.

The steamer W. q, Hall which
arrived Friday, brought tle sad
news u tbe death " 1'bOg, Neal, nm
old and well known kamaaina.
JhOs, Neal, WHO was u great angler,
went out fishing ~ KGalac, South
KOGa, on "Wednesday last, On the
following day his hat and fishing
rod we're found boating, and after
diligeDG search llle body was dis,
covered, The head Of tic uDforLun-
ate man was wedged IN between two
bGuldgfs and " vas With great ain,
eWCy that tIie remains we're recover
cd, Mr Neal came here IN the
Gitieg and kept general mcrGbaD.
disc store 10 Honolulu.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

~. AsDREV'B CATGEDlAL- First
congregation VII buYe Hgfyiee NJ 80
md 10 ~,
IlaWgiiaU EYpusoDg ~ $3.50 y, ~
EyeGipgI prayer BltIl sermon NJ u,
0'rl0ek \, ~
FecOud Congregation Roy, Geo,
Wallace, paslOE sfrglrns On sundayi
Morning prayer and BeuU0n NJ llJ6 ~
~, EYrGiDg prayer and sermon NJ 40
y, ~.
Holy Communion on The first sunday
NJ HE month ~ u 80 ~,
Divine sGrylce on We1uesdpys NJ $50
~ ~
Chinese Congregation lieY # H.
G9wfu IN clurgr Morning prayer
WIN sermon, ~ lll5 . ~, sunday
school, Al 10 a, ~ Evening prayer
With sermon, NJ 1880 IN
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R. M, S, MkRIpOSb.

The Il. N, S, MaGpOsa arrived
from the Colonies at 4 O'Clock nj
day afternoon with - passenger
for Honolulu and 53 cabin aud 81
stccrage passengers IN transit Sb'
left again at noon to-day for Sar
Francisco after taking iBG larg'
cargo of domestic produce, Tl'
Hawaiian band played Of her dc
Darture.
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PASSENGERS.

From the Colonies per S S Mariposa,
Feb s-The wilson q Cameron Spc-
cialty Troupe an. From samoa: Mr
Cottlell stoelYgr Jhomas wall. q
Huickley, Robclt campbell, and 53
cabin and 90 steelwge ~ transit
From Maui aud Hawaii. per stnr "
G Hall, Feb S-From Volcano Captain
de Courcy. a Ward, j i siebe. y J
Bergens, Miss x Milan, Mrs . Belan,
y " Brown. w D West, 4 - Case.
From waypons u Podcyn, Moan
drews, q Bikoo. 4 Noubcup, J. NeItay
and wiJe, q j Campbell, q J. BIittO, u
N Grccnwell. y Gerard, y Akin. N POI
uethwaitc, Judge j II Martin, j.
Smith, N and N Kaubaue, Wm lIiggin.
and Sd deck.
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HAWAIIAN TRAMWAYS co.
spgclAL SoTIcE,

The l03Ob pm, car from Chinese
Theatre viii wait on Palace switch
" convey passengers ~ Waikiki
from lbe Open.
Sunday running rs f0IIowgi For
WaiNH lGaye Chinese Theatre 7DO
aud eyWy hour Until 4flDj 6J6 y,
NJ, every hour until 93l5,
Lepye WMldhj fW Palama $50
q, M every hour Until lD0j BIN
o, NJ every hour until 9il6. Inst
car NJ IgiO1pm.
Leaye Chinese Theatre for Rife
nDge $3.50 and every hour Until
j0B0j l2i30 and every hour Until
4i30j bi3b and every hour until
sI35,
Leaye Ri0e range for Chinese
1beatre 7I00 and every hour upti
l0iGDj l2300 and every hour Until
lj00j 5i06 and eyery b0m mt
3iOb D. ~, 1917 II
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BhED CONCERT.

The Hawaiian Band viii give n
public concert ibis afternoon ~
Emma Square, commencing hL
4;30 O'Clock, Foll0wiDg js the pro-
gramme;--
Overture RayWODd, ,,,,,,,,,,Jb 0Wga
Caya6Un-Il g'rDWiiOre, ,,,,,,,,,,N ehdi
"reminiscences NJ Bale ny HWesD
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,' ,,,,,DDllWy
hazurka- Emil ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,s'l feljf
POlb-ADgRer,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,GDl Dey
Waltz JUbjlaDL,,, ,,,,,,,,,B aiWDaelJ
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BOOKED 70 LEAVE.

Following are the passengers al
ready booked 10 leave on the Aus
tralia, Tuesday;--J, 4, Low, II, r.
Hitchcock, y, H. Ward, lsaae Da-
mon, Z. Merrill, u, MetcaIie, Mr.
Park, G, w, Roby, j. b. Roby,
Hon, A, Young and wife, and Mrs,
DOMsett.
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CUPREME C0URT OF THE

- Hawaiian Islands. In the matter
of the bankruptcy Of g. Akong, of Kai.
lua, Kona, Hawaii
Creditors Of the said bankrupt are
hereby notified to come in and prove
their debts before such Justice Of the
Supreme Court AS shall be sitting in
Cham bers at Aliiolani Hale, Honolulu,
on MONDAY, the nth day Of February,
1889, between the hours of 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon and noon Of the said day,
and elect one Or more assignees Of the
said bankrupts estate
BY the Court.
HENRY SMITH, Clerk.
Honolulu, Feb. 4, 1889. 1853 cod
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sHi9pIgG goTES,

The II N S Maliposa, Captain II n
Hayward, sailed from sydney Japuuy
23d at 515 p ~. and arrived at Auek-
land January 27lb at 55lO pm, Sailed
thence the following day at2i5G y M
and called at Guluila February Ut at
$50 p NJ, and arrived at Honolulu Feb
4'uary Sth, 3 p ~
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MARSHAL s SALE

DN virtue off l uin cf D,mIHu
ID sued oW OIL. iha supreme Count Ha
The am day oi lywusty a ID is-p.
against D. 10 Kern defendant iu favor
oi y. s. Martin, plaintiff, for thc SUM of
Sl,5O8 G3, ] have levied upon and SHALL
expose lor sale ui the auction rGum ul
JAS d. Morgan iu The District of kuuH,
Honolulu, Island oi Oahu, at l2 o'clock
uoDl 0f SATURDAY, The pih day of
March a. ID lssn, 10 tie highest bidder.
an lho right, title and interest of The
said l. b. Kerr defendant. Zoo and 90 The
following property unless said iudg-
mcut, interest costs aud my expenses
be previously raid, List Of property
for sale;
Gases Of Tailors' Goods,
Case OF Hats,
Case of Periumery,
u Case Of Buttons.
Sufficient of the above property will
he sold Subject TO mortgage in favor
of w. g. Irwin a. Coz, 20 satisfy said
execution, JNO. II. SOPER,
Marshal
Honolulu, Feb. ., 1889. l67 Il
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GARGaEa ERnM ISLAND ppRIs.

Stmr W 6 Hall--l,27O bgg sugar. l02
bgs coffee, 50 hides, - I'D NJ cattle,
cattle, 81 pkg supdries and ?
horses,
Stmr CumWiBs-G5O bgs sugar,
Scbr KauliIha-ll00 bgs sugar
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TJlE Wjls0D md Cameron Epcejal-
W Company VIII pjay NJ DJe Opera
liouge tyBjgbt, and again IN Mon
day night NOgday piglRg pro,
RraWUe IL gartDtend ~ bnaD entire
change lrOW h-UjgbRs, The bDz
plan lor NoUlay ujgbGs entertain,
WouC VII b. ODcBed ~ tbo DGjce n
ME LJ, Legey ~ y o'eIOek, ~ ~,
On Monday.
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Blue Ribbon entertainment, NJ y,
~ q, A,at I'm O'elOeIf y, ~
Wilson f. CamcOn'g Speciality
Company NJ OpGra Ilome,at y y. ~.
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons having claims against
~ Mrs.. Money s. Ellis are requested
10 send them in TO Mr. A. j. Cartwright,
with view 10 settlement.
Honolulu, Feb. q, 1889. 1856 Nv
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Ntas Alderman gaye ~ jDterest.
igH nddrcss before tbe mcmbers NJ
ne HawaijaD Blue Ribbon lcague
Iagt evening, ~ the QuccU Emma
BAH HI HOUDr UJc Cbjei Jugtcc
interpreted her fcmarks,
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GJGBOR GaWpObellO and Mir
Graee Porter viii appep IN Wcdpes,
day evening NJ NJ, and Wrs, JJOUey-
t0U jD yYrc Smiths "IIappy pajE'
Eome VERY pretty baIIads Written by
EjgUOr caBjpgbeIIO viii be igiodue-
I'D IN lbe play, On Juesday eYeDjDg
there vii be y grind opemGe cODceri
including seYerJ poDglar geIeeDDge,
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NOTICE.

nR. DAY has removed his residence
IL 70 the dickson Premises No. 40
Bcretanla street, opposite Garden Lane,
and his Office 10 tie cottage adjoining.
1853 2w
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4 coLLEcToB NJ photographs u
1--WE sboek belonging W the WOod-
Mwn Dairy bae been framed ior tbc
Paris EXpodGon md can bc sceH ~
King BrOs, Hotel street
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THE band concert nv the Hawaiian
Hotel lasC evening was q great sue,
cess u was much enjoyed by the
through pusseugers oB the NanpOsa,
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NOTICE.

ERON and nfer his date Mr. A,
i AaGhbrim bla un lD'GFett ~ our
Gunlnrff Honolulu January /, 1899,
N, y GlilNBAUh n 90.
Honolulu, Feb ~ 1887, lDs Nv
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DEPARTURES.

II b NJ 5 Conquest for Hongkong at
$3.50 IN
HBM S liyaciuth for IIongkoug at
$3.50 am
X Nj S Maiposa for San Francisco at
I'm
Brit blk Dunscorc for Portland
Schr Moi Wahine for llamakua
Schr Kauilua for Kauai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-09

THERE will be full house At the
speciality show this evening. The
company IL an excellent one in every
respect.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-09

THE practical talk on "Books and
KcadiDg" Wy Prof Scott announced
for lagt evening has been postponed
" future date.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-09

CORES u the February number Of
the Paradise Of the Pacific can now
bc bad Of j. i. williams and NJ the
bookstores.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-09

TIE Hawaiian News Company, on
account NJ much increased business,
have taken the sLorc lately occupied
by j. u. TrcglOau.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-09

ELEyEE passengers returned from
the Volcano yesterday afternoon on
the W. q. Hall The crater was not
particularly active.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-09
NOTICE.

Owing 10 The intended departure
" from the Kingdom Of II. y. Wich.
man, we respectfully ask that all
amounts due our firm be settled on
or before the 18th Of February next
CONES ~ WICIIHAN.
Honolulu, Jan. ~, 1889. l5J l9t