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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-27
FIOE Or LIIinr-HoUsE IN

OFFICE Of LIGHTHOUSE IN
~ SpECTOR 4Tu DISTRICT, AT PutLADRL-
fiiiA, IA, MAY 2iTu, lhsg.-iroposSs will be
Monday, the 10th day OI June. lssJ for fuel
for vessels and stations in this district, for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1872. Forms of
proposals ami printed specifications giving
nll particulars as to the kinds Of fuel required,
the quantity and quality, and the terms of de-
livery and payment, can he obtained at this
Office. The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids, aud 70 waive any deftctc. J.J READ,
Commander u. y. N, Light-House Inspector.
m2i-4t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-27

The sermons preached to the mem.
bers of the Grand Army yesterday by
the Rev, L. e. Barrett at St. Puul's NJ.
L. Church in the morning, by the
Rev. Vaughn Collins, at the Opera
House in the afternoon, and by the
Rev. Mr.. Hanna at Asbury NJ. L
Church in the evening, were all mas.
terly discourses, and not only compli.
mentary to the old soldiers but filed
with excellent advice There is, how
ever, no use in Disgusting the fact that
those who attended the First Presley
terrain Church in the morning were
not pleased, as they considered the
sermon entirely too eulogistic of Jeficr.
son Davis, General Lee and some of
the others, who tor four years plotted
aud did everything in their power to
destroy the Union. This was distaste-
ful TO the veterans, some OF whom
have felt the iron hand of these leaders
In Andersonville, Libby aud Other
rebel prison pens They have for
given these men who conspred tc
destroy this Government, but they
cannot forget what they have endured
and suffered, end const quently do no
relish hearing them exlollod.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-27
MONDAY. MAYsa7. 1880.
In very short time the Navy De


partment will invite proposals 70
building three new cruisers, some.
what larger than the Yorktown, at a
cost OF about $3.50, 900 for each vessel.
When these are completed we will
have tolerably fair sized navy for a
nation, one OF whose Presidents once
expressed his gratitude that we were
''at peace with all the world and the
rest Of mankind" Our navy should
be large enough to maintain the honor
of our country and defend the rights
of its citizens at all times and in all
parts OF the world, but still it is not
necessary for this Government to
maintain a navy on war footing in
time OF peace any mole than il is
necessary to maintain a standing army.
When the rebellion commenced in
1861 the Nor:h had, through the
machination of rebelS at Washington,
been robbed of every vessel, but the
men Of that day remember how soon
gun boats, which did excellent ser.
vice, were provided, and how the
little monitor that fought the greatest
naval duel on record sprang into ex-
istence almost like piece of fairy
work. Still it is well 10 have few
more War vessels now, and as they
are to be built, we trust that one of the
great ship building firms of this city
may be able to secure contract for
al least one Of them. The work done
by the Harlan Il Hollingsworth Com.
panY, or the Pussy 81 Jones Company,
cannot be exceled by any ship build
ers in this country. Each of these
firms has built vessels tor the Gov
eminent, and in every instance they
have given satisfaction and stood
every test. Therefore, there is 70
good reason why Wilmington should
not have share of this work.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-27
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad

trains VIII leave Wilmington rs follow
g Innsaetp1is terpressJ 4 zsz an, ss9 y. 50
IA 1Sea.sa,. SdM IA go % and 10 % D. m
rss saS 20 ~ u: q i y 4 = 3.
III III II u ~ IL ns. NJ. u 20 "a ss3. ies and
:. A Is e W 10, &: :: 20 ~. ,Ss %
MI e IA ia. a.. e. y IL sss'' e ss 4
for Wet oseSteT ~ VIZ Z. L.uos,n Can ana
y q: r.; 80 End an agop. "a;
tons, = !. N, Il ss sna an a, D. ~ Sta
BtltlmeTe and intermediate station. 10 la.
nj, 20 y. m. and IL 10 Might.
4 sss i . rsa nv S' Il u r.I1 "a 81 81 s
Taias Tor Dss%sSis bi Sna a i L S,Sa
~ mn aSd 1S II \, N W. a. M 1865 2sA s5o
SscrEsfown and Lever as ., a. m. !, 60 p..,,
EsrFlnstGs bsiS'r y i p T. 1.y stations. $40
,,EITprsss Tor G l; II 80 p. N. war
EIpr : { Z ycr = bower. harrington. and BAL.
me-, Z 95 Night.
Express for cape Sharlas, Old Point CON.
Tort, and Norfolk. Ho, Nlsats
Leave Pniiaaslphi.. Broad Street. for VII.
u. 10 z@ u Is, IL IS "a. M, - Ro1 81. to,,
10Y Ve. o-i. q, oyui oVf, ooft NV, IL ~,
Accom- % odation, azA 1929, a. M, /. IS I.zs
~. ts7. ga s@ 1908 100. and Ii IS "a,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
noT fhnsdelphls texpreBsl 2 w, R69, go. zoe
~, ~ o. a.. "a, y, ~ 0e and IL 20 D. m
.A'sV 3 ouaton, sl5A. ~, 1910, I8 4 10
80, : -, 10 60 and 10 asp. N.
hoE Shs sG1 {!ee1PIess;. TOo.S 10, 81 an
!Acssolm5mosation.p u iis a M, 1910. is. no
EOT New YORK ,ssi q z %, ~ so, 800;
Il 3, IL ~ M e. n, Il IT, "a, SSt 'oEA % and
~ FoE ~ e Chester. via Lsmosin. tia nj,
foT Cspe Charles. Old Pom. Comfort, and
For New Castle, Kirkwood, hiddietown,
CiAyuop Dover, kelton, Harrington, Bridge
VILE, SeAford. LRurei and Delmar, 205 hight
Baltimore and " ashingtua. 10, s. o., 10 ~
a. m, IL %. 4Ss &c SO 90 74op. m. and IL Il
Night, baltimore. 9. % 7. IA. and IL 10 \ ght.
Leave Philadelphia, RfoAd 5trseL for VA.
mington (expressl, s.G, 7.aq. 40, ms A.
40, sos, hi', SO, ~, i1.sn, II. 20 and
Accommodation. 8. 8s 10. n. A. NJ, 1885, 2. o.
$40 IS. n. ~ and N y. NJ
For further inform alton, pest singers ara re-
ferred TO the tickOt once At the slstion.
Trains marked thust'l are linitsd expires s
nnou which extra ssre 10 cnsrged.
1sasrai MANAGER General PssSsaxsr A ct
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-27
DHGISTER'S ORDER.
Ii REGISTER'S OFFICE,
NIW CATTLE COUNTY, DHL.t

N1HN EiIu, l45's =
Upon the application Of Legls H. ~
ley, Executor OF Norris w. Talley, lltt "
Brandywine Hundred, In said cgshth
deceased, 1t Is ordered and directed X
the Register that the Executor aiUrtsl
give notice of granting Of letters . ~
mcntary upon the estate of the dtctsAs3
with the date Of granting WeI.yJ
by causing advertisements TO he noN.s
within 10 days from the date OF sH1 Is
letters In six OF the most lHa!9
places OF the county of New Castle, ieqIit,t.s
al persons having demands against Tue WIN
to present the sane, or abide ~ IA n,nlJI
Assembly in such case made and proylhtgli,,
and also cause the same 10 be inserted VIM Nv
the same period In the Daily ItKIutLMAH
q newspaper put lished in Wilmington, p,
and to be continued therein thrte VISA"
(~el Given under the hand aud sei u
IL. 8. }Olice OF the Register stort ~, M,
49, " ilmington, in New Caste touA'
Aforesaid, the day and year above writitn,r
JOHN X. BRADFORD, ktN 5i'iasi
NoTiCE.-All persons having cla.lls III
the estate OF the deceased must pTestht, ,Si.
sane, duly attested TO the 'siijs
on or before Nav 2Srd, 1880, OF md
the Act of Assembly in such case ihA''
LEWIS II. ZEBLEY, FXeeltsolia,r
Address, 1hurlow, Pa. or 70 hls a,i'n R
GEORGE a. kLLIOrT, ESQ" Nllhll"ht3t5
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-27

There have be n about 30 lots sold at
Creston during the past week Or ten days.
The tide has set in this direction IN good
earnest The Creston Company do not
have public sales, the consequence OF
which is seen in the excellent class OF
houses being built. In protecting them
selves they protect every purchaser, and
1t is gratifying to see this beautiful tract
being improved as it is.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-27
DRUNK EEa NESS
Or Tie Liquor Habit Positively Cured
by Administering DIR. IaInes'


~ can be given In cup OF coffee or tea with
ent the knowledge of the person taking il: is
absolutely harmless and VIII effect a perna-
neut ana speedy cure, whether the patient Is
\ houtfstt drlnker or an alcoholic wreck,
Thousands of Drunknrds have been made TEN !,
pcratr men who have taken Golden Specific In
thelT cnnee without their knowledge and to-
DAY believe they quit drinking of their OWn
iree VIII. 1T NEVER FAILS. The system
once i'npreRnHted Win the Specific, II becomes
exist ~
For sale by u. JAS. BELT, kgt., 9Th and Mar
tt5ts' ~ page book Tree. LlJ-eOl-ly
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-27

Inc democrats ma iauIt with
senator ilgSlls peeause ne mas Sc
cuieu p-sces iJI a Huiilpcr oi ms con
sutuVhts' anu yet lhey We're DusJ md
ing lNuie t"o OF .lliee years ago WllD
e eueil w" Set"uiS ,,5 1iu secretary l.. Oh
9 p, o ,5 Wy u.u ho1 'elll9Ne the
hepuo ,l',i Init, "iaeu t n., anu Slye
pios ~ W.. nuna'y D.,i', ,, ell;
u. ~, ,''S, ~ 80 Fiel,! wen Nle ,Ii
pu', anu Il, li'ng ins va tthiaceo
" uleh n"V''luIs's "HIi, 70 i''i l'le l'o'
s 80 i'iV VIZ ~ "u'J cl','h was
.HHt my h"u p ,S so-u parry
@aIteIsl u, hut no" lh'l lHey are belns
removed III VI. lNleFs,, OF hle pno'ic
i'i,e lu' II 8 a h""i' very lew, II
en- y i'sih"G. .4c eilce ho'aers WHO
nave proved i'i''thslH,s ceh'N'ient "a
M INC ",'C7iS VIII oh ltltriered
WIZ, hA, Nlh ne p m't@a 10 serve
ou' ,nelr Iu'l tst'us we nave some
IN li's Guy eiA'ha lhc'' oelhS fosl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-27

EXPRESS trains.
NTwY ouK,we DAYS. I3G.5 = o. sin OF
g., va ~, as - ~ $50. a. ~, W. -'''-'
MN - dix S,,uJa,. ~ T. w. -,
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| Suuttay ." '''T 40 ~ H. "'iS' cNNNpI
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daily, - "''' ""'''
! CHICAGO, = ~ a. IN. u 30 N IN. bntb
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-27

"4le Bee Hives
unprecedented Sale
OF
DRESS sc GOODS
10 Per Cent Discount.
We have decided to close
out our
ENTIRE STOCK
OF
Dress Goods, Silks, ShaWIs
and Jackets
to make room for other lines
of goods in the near future.
10 Per Gent Discount
We have been Though
the stock and marked down
many Of the broken Inns
one quarter, one.third and
then 10 per cent discount.
To make this clearing out
ssle effectual and to show
you that we are in earnest,
we commence May 18th to
give a DISCOUNT OF TEN
CENTS ON A DULLAR This
discount to apply to
silks, wool, Cotton
end Wool Dfeas
CoodA.
Ye|Vets, Jackets, SbaWs,
Embroidered Fichus |
etc, |
Ten per cent discount on
every dollar or less.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-27

The only Temperate. Eilisn known.
stimulates The Brain and quIsts The Nsrss, rt3u
'.'s' the Bowels and produces perfect bluod
circulation which is sure to restore psrf.c
health
GEO. W. DAVIS, ofls9 Baronne st, Now
orleans, Ln., writes under date NAV 2gfh
i ie o. ioile"s; n havs osen going to IN
itohiny hunor In r'y blood. have trri
used three tottlse Of Ylneysr Bitts-s. ana IL
has done Toe moTs good than the Soyinoa IL
10 the hes. medicine maia.n
jos PA ]. EtuhN, OF No rs Wset ct.
now fors, fevs: = Havs not bstn EithOa
vinegar Bittors for tbs past tWstyO ye RS;
family"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-27

Two good work or driving horses one COW
Win cali by her Side: two pigs. eighty pl'" o
chickens. tvo-hurRe wagon, ! phatuu, ucsf.
" new; GerlnRntUwn carriage, pluw-, .pls.
harrow, 2culilvatJrs, sleigh aud bells, single
and double harness, rrlndstune, scy the. lHa
shuYels, corn aud potatoes Ia the ground, 10
wagon, forks, rakvs, plow chains, collars, htl'
die aud h4lters.
Dairy Fixtures :-Churna, pans, prints, Ia
dies, weights and scales and many other arli
Giles too tedious to meutiph.
Terms:-All sums OF rs and under cash; Nil
ever that Arpount n credit Ot months Will it
given on purchaser giving hankahlc mott
with All approved enhorscr, orr pr cent. 90
for cash. X. u. WHEEL FIR I'll NrCHER
CHARLOTTE T.. THATCIlLf,
l., W. Stidham Son, aucts. m2l-l.iltat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-07-11
KOhala Notes.

The Dora Bluhm brought new organ
from Cornish & Co. for the Union
Church 1t was paid for from the pro-
ceeds of an entertainment given at the
Hall some months ago.
A few days since, native man was
rash enough to stand OH the brink of a
steep declivity close to the railroad track,
while the train passed. AS the last car
of the train went by, he was seen to go
whirling backward to the bottom of the
gulch, distance of probably not less
than one hundred feet, where he landed
on rock and met instant death. A
coroner's inquest was held over the
corpse, but it could not be decided
whether the man had been struck by the
car, or had merely lost his balance.
The Fourth of July passed off without
any general celebration. A shooting
match took place at Makapala in the
forenoon, between the two rifle teams,
and the medal was won by Mr.. r. A.
Lucas, from Mr. F. Northrup who had
been the first to hold it. In the after
noon a game of baseball was played on
the Kohala plantation. Two severe
collisions occurred during the game, and
several of the boys came out of it con-
siderably bruised. -
KOhala, July 8.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-07-11
HILO NEWS LETTER.

! Meeting of the Literary and Musical
Club of HiIo - japanese Lecture
Room Opened-Luaus, Etc, Etc.
The Hilo Literary and Musical Club
were present on the 9Th inst. at the
mouse OF l.. Severance and have to re-
cord an entertainment of rare excellence
Inc programme was admirably carried
out. The 1st selection, a vocal solo.
Chas. ID. w. Hitchcock, tenor voice,
which ne should take special care to de-
Velop. I'd, reading, by Mr.. E. E. Rich
ards. Sd, portion scene from Romeo
and Juliet, Mrs. Josephine Prindiville.
who captlvated the audience by her ex-
cellent rendering of the scene in a
thoroughly artistic manner. 4th, piano
solo, Miss Mary Hillebrand. 9Th, read
ing, Mr.. j. Stevens Odornder. 9th, scene
from Lady of Lyons, presented by Mr..
A. W. Burt, as Paul Melnotte, Mrs. w.
+. Scott as Pauline, Mrs. L. Severance
as the mother of Paul. Mrs. Scott, was
simply superb in her character. so
natural IN all she said and did, and it
certainly showed her to be a genuine
artist. 9TH, vocal solo, Earnest LYMAN,
9Th, reading, II. Deacon. 9th, chorus.
medley, Mr.. Fl. Luce, G. H. w. Hitch
cock, Levi and Earnest Lyman. 10th.
tableaux, Galatea, Miss Almeda Hitch
cock. 18th, tableaux, from Mikado, Miss
Deyo and Mrs Prindiville.
The Japanese lecture, meeting, and
school room was opened for use on the
9TH inst. 1t is located at the corner of
Bridge and Walanuenue streets, Hilo.
There were nineteen Japanese present.
The missionary, Mr.. Jiro Okabe con-
Quoted the opening services. There were
good number of teachers present.
The building has been renovated and
painted outside and inside. No rent is
charged for the building by Judge F. S.
Lyman. One hundred chairs came by
brigantine Lurline, for the rooms which
it is hoped will be filled.
Hakalau had a good time on the
Fourth. The retiring manager gave
luau to which large number attended
and he was presented with a splendid
silver (solid) tea set, consisting of forty
two pieces, by the white employees of
the plantation. The natives also pre-
sented him with two large silver
mounted calabashes.
On the evening of July Sd, there was a
ball at Court House hall, large number
of good people were present who got
into a glorious perspiration in order to
have some pleasure. The evening air
was very close. The music furnished
was extra good for Hilo. 1t is truly
wonderful how far some people will
travel in order to have dance, and
there is no mistake that good dance
now and then is enjoyed by the best of
men and women, and always will be so.
Go it while you are young for when you
get old you can't; but some people will
have to be very old who can't enjoy a
dance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-07-11

Unusually Large Celebration on the
Shores of Byron Bay-Imposine
Ceremonies and Sports.

Unusually Large Celebration on the
Shores of Byron Bay-Imposing
Ceremonies and Sports.
The American independence Day
at Hilo was genuine gala day. The
crowd was immense, the day beautiful
with one slight shower in the morning.
At sunrise salute. At s a. M. the
Antiques and Horribles were out and
paraded the streets to the great amuse-
ment of the people. A photograph of
them was taken by Silva the photo
grapher. At 10 a. m. the people assem-
bled at Court House hall. Reading the
Declaration of Independence by Mrs. w.
E. Scott, singing patriotic songs, prayer by
DR.. G. II. Wetmore, benediction by
Rev. Mr.. Desha the new pastor of Hail
Church. Mr.. G. L. Furneaux, the gen.
ial American Consular Agent, pre-
sided. At the conclusion of the last
mentioned exercises, commenced the
festivities in the Court House park as
follows: Sack race, first prize $3.50,
second prize 81; burden knee, first prize
81. so, second prize 81 three-legged race,
first prize $3.50, second prize 81; OBJ
struction, first prize So, second prize
$3.50; tug-of-war, first prize $40; put
ting the stone, first prize So, second prize
$3.50; throwing hammer, first prize So,
second prize $3.50; eating bun, prize 81
egg race, first prize So, second prize 81 ;
running high jump, prize $3.50; stand
ing jump, prize $3.50; running long
jump, prize $3.50; standing long jump,
prize $3.50; hitch and kick, prize $3.50
AT WATER FRONT.
Foot race 200 yards, first prize S.
second prize $3.50; foot race 400 yards
first prize $40, second prize So; foot race
100 yards (boys), first prize So, second
prize So; whaleboat race, prize $25
creased pole, first prize IS, second prize
So; duck hunt, first prize 81 80, second
prize $3.50. There were $3.50 given as
prizes.
In the evening there were fire works
which were purchased in Honolulu, and
were good, but not as good as was wanted
$3.50 was paid for them. Next year we
shall send to the Coast for such as the
| people want. The contributions for the
day were over $500. The Catholic Mis-
| sion Band played at all Cne FESTIVITIES,
and one could not fail to notice how
much they had improved; and it was
remarked how beautifully they played
The committee deserve great praise fol-
the able manner in which they con.
tributed to give notwithstanding
passing off in good shape. Throwing
the hammer, by Wm. Todd, 90 feet
inch was considered a great feat, and also
throwing the stone 81 feet inches, Mr.
w. Baby came next to honor in throw
ing the hammer ga feet inches. Mr.
Baby was considered good in these
sports in his own country. The tug Of
war was not we'll balanced. 1t was the
natives against whites. The natives i
was said had been drinking in the belle
that it would give them strength, but i
did not meet their expectations.
j. A. M.
Hilo, July 8.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-07-11
SHIPPING NOTES.

s.alk ". B. Godfrey received sugar
cay.
sark S. C. Allen sails this morning
z Francisco.
"A. Cummins arrives to-day with
i5fhe Planter.
yhlian corvette PilcOmayo sailed
kly for Vancouver.
steamer Lehua was at Honomu on
y Unloading machinery.
shO0ners Waiehu and Kauikeaouli
is out coal to-day to the U. S. s.
Slo0neT Kaulilua takes 20 tons coal
md the schooner Liholiho rs tons,
byzantine Lurline will sail from
"a saturday with $50 tons sugar for
'1Slsican barkentine Planter, Capt.
Io"' SAILS this afternoon with a
sugar for San Francisco.
A1a1 brought 1O,414 bags sugar. 4
~. n; $ bags ginger, 155 pkgs. hides,
S ~ Gags potatoes, Is bags corn, lao
GaneF lwalani arrived Yesterday
s. ..l max y with sugar for the W. b.
ana Planter. She will sail to-
r., :" ~ a. N. for Lahaina and the
). ! 6hamakua ports: Kukuihaele,
s. faauhau, Paauilo, and Kukaiau.
] F 1ilsfIcan tern W. S. Bovine, Can't.
N nm i; arrived yesterday afternoon,
49,, ~, % days from San Francisco
.l ,IS,al merchandise valued at $27 $50
H. s. 'SiI bags bOnemeal. 10000
y, ), S os S'e also brought a deckload
-, ~ u J, cattle, l Durham bun for MIR
j I, ~ I mead ge Of Angus and 10 Galloway
sss,r 'uT NJ no0dlawn Dairy and Stock
3fc IN, Inc ". S. Bovine is moored at
.Uslon House wharf. ' % "'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-07-11

His Honor Mr.. Justice McCully will
render at the opening of the Court this
morning, his decision in the matter of
the Attorney-General's application for a
nolle prosequi in the case of the King vs.
j. r. Robertson. In making it's an
nouncement, the Court instructed the
Clerk to notify the Attorney General, the
Deputy Attorney-General, the defend
ant and his counsel, and Mr.. A. S. Hart
we'll to be present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-07-11
slly Receipts of Produce.
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

n San Francisco, per schr w s
b July 1O-RC Duncan, H Quinan,
Glard SPinney.
4 5n Maui and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau,
tl-C L Wight and family, His Lord
khs Bishop Of 0lba and servant, Rev
l. Clement, L Turner, D Shepherd
] Hitchcock and wife, Miss Mable
ssck, 7 Baker, n l. Chase, Miss
Lsaau, Miss Mary Ulii, Mrs G Gertz
.:hIdTen and 81 deck passengers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-07-11

A substantial pavement of Chinese
granite blocks has been laid in front of
Messrs. Allen &. Robinson's office build
ings, Queen street. This is a pattern
that might we'll be initiated on portions
of Fort street and other business thor
oughfares of the city, where, in many
places, the sidewalks are relics of bye
gone barbarism and unworthy of the
progress attained in other directions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-07-11

Mr.. Fred. Harrison has got the con
tract for the new Custom House offices
and store at Honolulu. For the building
the tender was 1921; and for excavat-
ing and foundation stone-work So 35 per
cubic ward
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-07-11

A sale of Government lots at Kulaoka-
hua, Honolulu, will take place to-day at
II o'clock noon at the front entrance Of
Aliiolani Hale. The particulars are
given in our "9y Authority" column to-
day. These are very eligible and desir-
able pieces of property.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-07-11
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b We Irwin, San Francisco;
2s p godfrey, Dabel, San Fran
|s,sy Castle, Hubbard, San Fran