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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26
TAIEHU CLUB RACES.
Four Lively Events at the Kapioiani
Park Track.

Four Lively Events at the KapioIani
Park Track.
King Kalakaua, Prince Kawananakoa,
many of the sporting fraternity, and one
to two hundred spectators gathered at
the Kapiolani Park race course on Satur-
day afternoon, to see a number of horse
races under the auspices of the Taiehu
Driving Club. Capts. Trip, Ross and
Cluney were judges and Majors Parker
and Cornwell tine-keepers. Hon. John
4. Cummins made entries in all the adj
vertised events and was present on the
track Good time was made in each
event, as the following summary will
show:
No. 1. trottiug race, 3 mile dash;
purse 500.
r Billy D., ch. g. z. r. Miles. Time,
1852.
,. Sweetwood, $. M. E. G. Schumann.
3. George H., m. 6, II. +. Hebbard.
The first mile was covered in IS, the
second in 2;52, the third in , 80, the
fourth in , :55, Sweetwood leading in
each, and the fifth in 8 =, Billy ID.
overtaking the former and winning. J.
\. Cummins' Jack, bl. e, was about
mile behind.
No. >, running race, half mile dash;
purse $50.
l. Shoe Fly, b. g, E r. Miles. Time, 81.
? Jitt, b. m, J. \. CumminS.
This was 4 pretty race, the winner get
ting under the wire barely head in adj
vance of the second. II. f. Hebbard's
Harry, bl. g, was several lengths in the
rear.
No. 3, running race, IL mile dash;
purse 500.
l. Nick, b. g., E. r. Miles. Time, 80.
}. Ivory, W. m, J. 4. Cummins.
The second was about four lengths be-
hind in crossing the wire. ]. L. Torbert
entered horse that was diStanCed.
No. T. This was quarter mile dash,
an added race, between Geo. Houghtail-
ing's four-year-old Ivanhoe colt and N
Perry's two year-old Bazaar colt. Ivan
hoe was the iavorite and ridden by the
experienced jockey Carl, but was beaten
in fine style by Bazaar ridden by boy.
Time 26s.
This closed the afternoons sport. 1t
was matter OF remark that the races were
unusually well-contested and satisfactor-
Ily conducted
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26
zalinski's Big Bomb-Thrower

The test of Captain Zalinski's
pneumatic dynamite gun made at
Fort Lafayette in New York harbor
was very satisfactory. Three tests
at 1000, 500 and 100 yards were to
have been made, but the programme
in this respect was not carried out.
Only two were fred-one 200-pound
shell and the other of 500 pounds
charged with No. 1 dynamite. Both
were discharged at point the size
of vessels deck, marked by buoys,
at q distance of one mile. The alb
senee Of an object made it impossi-
BILE to demonstrate thoroughly the
destructive power of the shots, but
it was said that either of the bombs
hurled would have destroyed any
man-of-war afioat. The gun was of
I5-inch caiber, and each shot sent
upward body Of water to a height
of about 300 feet.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26
Br autloritn
HOMESTEAD NOTICE
Is hereby gwen

NoSics is hereby gwen
TIA, So lots have bseu LAID OK IN
KOHANAIEI. HANANANANA. and
KAEAOA. NORTH ECNA, HAWAII,
for Homes,e25s.
= The surveys can bS examined e; the
Sz-vey Ofice IL Hono,1la. OF az the ot5cs
ot J. h1e,sl2Ecle, q; the Pcs;cfc5 in
azl,-.a. North H1uz-
IS j. II W11v1.z-. C- North HONS.
Ell r1.a- c-s the lois 20 any person de-
srlrE ,c Sc them. ic7 which service he
-zl ee entitled e 8 lee u c7c dollar 1-o-
he person applying
(. Persons who may desire lois shan GT-
Q,y Il writing II ne NIl2.<,s- q he Inter
E--. uq1a 9 blank tO--I. copies q which
nay IL Obtained 5-es q <z55 :. has-s-ua-
E-le
3. Tas-s 1-e 4-~ot lots a. AEUALcA.
s. lots st KAADAEC. = lots 3. HE
SEHENECLA. za6 50 LOTS .. PAU
10. HANAKCA. HAWAII -a5l ont Tor
Ec--aS-sS5s- Information and blank a2-
1i,111as san * oS.G5-ed t-c-- J. r NILS.
EC-1kzz- EsouaS1z.
d The SIN Of $40 mus accompany each
17T5c4t511.
10 applications v5- es considered
from persons who 1l-a45y or2 land
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he arr,s,-2: VII u SLOWED i've
Ts--s IN which Il pay to- tae land. during
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26
PARCEL P1ST 5ETTEE HAWAII AND
he CyTTED STATES

We publish to-5s! tie teu q
The Parcels Pos Convention rsesutly
o91c-C5sd between this Government
and that q tbs Cnits5 States. which
his bss1 approved s-i signed by
HIS Asi=sty King kzLLzLr4 and HIS
EzczLa1cy President CEE1-
Il tba-at1-e nov : Lz1 q both
countries and VII 60 5nt9 t1-ce d
the frs dap u Mz1ch. 1883.
The Ez attempt u zacus :
p1es-= p1ss e01vsnEoa With The
CEitsd States ws nzis II 1881
dung The ne1mbsnc! q Post
uzsta Ga1-I WEDey. but the
nsgoiz101s Eze interrupted b. the
death q Posemzzta-Ge1IzI Hove,
Of the United States. and his gueoes-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26
SIXTY INCH TELESCOPES.

Mr.. Avian Clark Says They Have Never
Been Dreamed of Before.
With reference to Representative
Buffers bill for an appropriation OF
S1.000,000 for sixty-inch telescope,
to be mounted in the National OBJ
ser7atory, Mr.. Alvan Clark, the re
nowned maker OF lenses, says that
he does not believe any better results
can be obtained by constructing so
large q glass. that is, provided it is
located on the Atlantic slope. The
twenty-six-inch glass at the Harvard
University Is, he says. plenty large
enough.
But in the wonderfully clear air of
California and the Pacific coast re
gion he says the largest sized glasses
can be used with effect. a sizty-inch
glass situated, say on Mount Hamil-
ton, where the Lick glass now Is,
would accomplish wonders in stellar
exploration. As to the possibility of
constructing such an immense lens
Mr.. Clark viii only say that it can
be done If the glass can be cast, but
such a thing was never before
dreamed Of Ex-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26
Eroal advertisements.
CUPREME COURT OF THE

y Hawaiian Islands.-In Probste.
Island Of Oahu,
Hawaiian Islands. So
In the matter Of the Estate OF EUGEN
ADOLF ZOETL, Of Honolulu, Oahu. deceased.
Order appointing time for Probate Of Will and
directing publication OF notice OF the same.
document, purportiDg 10 be the last Will
and Testament OF Eugen Adolf ZOetl, deceased,
having on the thirteenth day OF February a d.
1859, been presented 70 said Probate Court and
q petition for the Probate thereof. and for the
Issuance OF Letters Testamentary to J. +. Hack
field, having been filed by said J. F. Haekfeld.
Il Is hereby ordered. that WEDNESDAY, the
Sixth day Of March. 4. D. 1889 al 10 o'clock A.
v. Of said day. al the Court Room OF said Court.
- Aliiolani Hale, in Honolulu. Oahu, be, and
the same IS hereby appointed the time for prOV-
ing said VIII and hearing said application
when and where any person interested may ap-
pear and contest the said VIII, sId the granting
Of Letters Test1mentsry.
Dated Honolulu. II. ] Feb. -. 1855
By the Court:
i25s 81 J. II. REST, Deputy Clerk.
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Administrators Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAY
i ing bsen daily appointed Administrator Of
tas Estste Of HECEADO q EzpzIznz, Homo
lzl1- Oahu dsceassds notice is bsTsDy given 10
al ps.Eo1s hz3iDg claims zZzinEI the szfd
estate are hereby notified that they na1st pre-
Eezr the sane, d1iy verified. and With proper
v0Ecbers 70 the 1nceTEiZned within six months
from the dzte EsTeof o. they Will be forever
bzTTsd. and al pers0ns Iudsbted 70 szid estate
are requested 70 make inmsdiGfe payment.
RAYMOND REYES.
AdEinisfrztoE Estate Of EschSdo
H01ol1lz. Dee. .. l55e fzSH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26

A ship Of the Benbow class would
OF herself be almost a sufficient de-
tense at any OF these colonial ports.
always provided that she was so
placed with her back TO the wall. as
the saying Is, and could hit out with
her two 111-tonners. Imagine the
Benbow stationed off the Nobby's
at Newcastle for example. 1t would
then be fair thing tc say, that the
chief coal port south of the equator
was tolerably safe. As stated, the
Benbow carries two Hilton guns be-
sides other smaller guns A shot
from one OF them weighs 1,600lb.,
and when propelled by the full
charge Of S50lb.. can tear its way
through whole yard OF iron armor.
The gun is 43ft. Sin. long. and the
projectile Is over 4lin. long and
nearly 1T. Din. in diameter. Eng
lands eight best ironclads cost
nearly f5,O00.O00, the Benbow cost
ing $4,000. Two mora ships nearly
finished. the Nile and Trafalgar, OF
1900 tons each. viii cost nearly
f1.000,000 apiece. At this price each
will be worth its weight in copper. The
simultaneous discharge Of the guns
OF the entire fleet would develop
force enough to lift the ships. guns,
and all. Oft. out of the water FIX
change
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26
NOTICE
THE UNDERSIGNED HAV.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
l. faz beea dzly appointed Administrator Of
the Estate q 9. Al ME-, late Of Kukuihzele.
cecszzsd: notice Is hereby given 70 all persous
q present thsir claims against the estate o. said
g Al Nee. cElE authenticated. whether secured
b. 1ortzzze q Otherwise 20 the rndersiEned- az
FItli1 six months FROM the date hereof o. they
viii d foreTsr barred and al persons indebted
y szid estate zrs hercD! requested 70 make in
mediate payment
!. r HACEFELD
Adui1isir1to- Of The Estate Of G. Al Zee.
dscezsed- Iz5o-st
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26
HEsEr SINH. Clerk.
CIRCUIT COURT OLE THE

Il
~ Second Judicial Circuit Of Tie Hawaiian
IslzEds.-In Probate
Island Of Mzui
Hawaiian Islands e.
II the matter 81 the Estate Of MRS. BlARY
ceased.
coeumeEt- purpOrting 10 be the Iast VIII
znd Iesiament d Nrs. Mar Ann Alexander,
ascezsee- having Oh the 4fh Day Of February, 2.
y - Dssn presented 70 said Probate Court,
ana petition foE the Probate thereof. and for
re issuaIce d Letters Tsstameutary 20 r. ?.
bz.dNln- haTing been fled by him.
Aotice j. hereby given, that THURSDAY, the
~ d2Y 81 March, a D. 1872 At 10 O'Clock, A. H.,
q sald day, a. the Court Room 81 said Court, az
AzEzEzo, be. and the same j.. hereby appointed
The time for proving said VIII and hearing said
applleafion, when and where any pefzon inter
ested may appear and contest the said VIII.
and the granting Of Letters IestaHeItaEy.
II i further ordered that notice thereof be
given By publication for three succeEslge weeks,
Ia the HlwAIfAE GAZETTE, Newspaper printed
and published IN HonOIliu.
Dated Waikiki. II. l. Rebru1ry 8. 1879.
GEO z. RICHARDSOS.
Circuit Judge Second Judicial Clfcnif. II. J..
lfZJ7 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26
Longe.t Pieee Of oriranee.

i correspondent OF the Army and
Navy journal asks: = What Is the
longest piece Of ordnance that has
ever been successfully fired e. and
receives the following answer: II
YOU include N the term ordnance
everything that carries q prgectile,
We would answer fourteen miles.
This Is the straight tube conveying
natural gas IRON MurrayTille to
Pittsburg. To clear this tube out Z
pr0iectile known as the gum ball;
was inserted in the end At the gas
well, closely filing the interior.
The gas was then turned On full
fCTee. and the gum ball was then
fred through It's full length, coming
out a the further end in q few min
utes. = Scientific American.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26
ABOUT SUGAR Trusts

4 private letter from ( sugar
agent N San Francisco. % his core
spon6ent here states. that No further
action can be taken II the case Of the
Brooklyn Refinery till c decision Is
given IN the Supreme Court, TO
which the appeal hiss been taken.
and which may not be given for
some months 70 come. The writer
states that the shares Of the sugar
uGSs n New York have advanced
during the past few weeks from SIS
70 $3.50 eseh. which would appear
70 indicate public confidence IN
them Sill It : very evident that
there Is 8 strong public sentiment IL
New York and California against al
trusts q combines, and laws vii
undoubtedly De enacted, intended 10
suppress than
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26
Advertisements.
Assignees' Notice !

WHEREAS, Z. ROSE OF PAIA,
w Mani. has tHis dEy made 81 assignment
o. H. Property % the undersigned for the bene-
Z q his Creditors: Notice j. hereby given %
q. pz-iies owing =aid 7. Rose 70 make inme-
Ciz-e payment and AL per=cas having claims
against z Roze 70 present them 70 the Ender-
signed within SIX IaonIh. from dste or they
viii DC f0-cTe- bz-red.
I'd. HOFFSCHLEEGER & co.
HOloI1lG. FEB Il. 15-9- IZ55-5t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26

Il L alleged that among the NUN
erous ways IN which the Crown
Prince Rudolf net his death vas z
duel Of the American plan" where
II the opponents shake the dice, and
the User taxes up his journey 10 the
undiscovered country by any route
his fancy nay dictate. The pecuIi-
arity Of the dHel OF the American
plan Is that It l. practised e1clu-
siTely II Europe. In America It
would be called the dampbool plan.
ALTA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26

Sealed Tenders
VIZ Jae received - The Interior OEtice IN
II WEDNESDAY, May I. I>S2. Tor an
Iron Na-ka. Building tor Honolulu. in sc
co-G2nce With plans and Specifications 70
le seen :: the Oasce OF the Superintendent:
@; Public WORKS. Al material 10 be Gs-
liys-e5 On the wh2zE ~ Honolulu. COM
Y.s.e and -e&iy for erection. Custom
House Eas-y ana duties 5-ss
Al tenders mus. bs endorsed Tender
5c- Iron Na-ke: Building to- Honolulu
The Minister II Interior does -Oc hind
himself 70 4ccsp: The loves: O. any hid
LuRRIN A THCRSTON.
Minister q ne Interior
L-:a-so- DEPT. Honolulu, Jan 10. 1872
---S- lEES--
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26

There was z collision Of Dunge-
ness, between the British ship KillO-
chan and the steamer Nereid- Both
vessels sank II q very short time
I1suty-fOur persons we're drowned.
including Captain 3lunson Of the
KiIIOchsn- Nine members Of the
crew we're rescued, one Of whom
afferEard died
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26

Ne. c, McLENNAN has this 5sy bssa
appointed Chairman Of shs North Hiio
Eoa5 Bozrj, yics 7. II. LyGS2ss, resigned.
Ths Ecs-5 zow consists Of
c. McLENSA,;. Chairman.
Thomas Hind
John \. Wright
Ia. THURS ION.
Minister q the interior.
I1ssssc- OiSe5. Feb. <. 1872. l157-&
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FoSErGN OFFICE.
HoNnrr1r. II. L. Erh. ~ ! 81

Honolulu, II. l., T eh. -, I'M
The Minister 81 Foreign AlAirS has
been notified by the japanese Consul
General thai by Geographic message he
has been informed by His Government
that on the nth inst. the Constitution Of
the Empire o; japan was proclaimed by
HIS Majesty the Emperor in person amidst
great enthusiasm ot the People.
- IS4a-lt
Mz, v, A. BUICK has this day been an
pointed Il member % the wSiAluA Road
Board. vice Armstrong Smith resigned.
The Bcari now consists Of
RosrET HNLS-EAD. Chairman;
James Gay.
Is. 4. Buick.
IA. THCRSI0N,
Minister q the interior.
interior Osics, Feb, Il 1872, I2SS s.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26
SUPREME COURT OF THE

SUPREME COURT OF THE
- Hawaiian Islands in Bankruptcy. In
the matter Of ". DICKSON, Bankrupt order
debts. --- 10 ''-'H-'se ron
Upon reading and ding the petition Of NJ.
DICKSON. OF Honolulu in the Island OF Oahu.
alleging that more than six months have elaused
since he was adjudieated bankrupt, and pray
ing for a discharge from all his debts.
II Is ordered that THURSDAY, the 18th day
Of February. 1859, at 10 A u. Of that day, al the
Court Room in AIiiolani Hale, Honolulu. be
and i hereby appointed the time and place FOR
nearing OF said petition, when and where all
creditors Eho have proved their claims against
szld bankrupt may appear and show cause, IL
any they have, why the prayer Of sid bankrupt
should not be granted.
And II is further ordered. that notice be riveu
b. advertisement in the HAWAIIAN GEzETTE. a
weekly newspaper in the English Language. FOR
three Successive Issues, Of the time and place OF
such hearing. and that the Clerk Of the Supreme
Court mail notices Of the time and place OF sueH
hearing - all creditors who have proved their
debts.
witness ny hand this 2lst day Of
January, 1889.
/. McCULLY,
Justice Supreme Court
HESET SIXTH. Clerk.
l. appearing that the within order had not
been fully complied with respect 70 mailing
notices 70 creditors, / hereby order an extern
siol Of the for the hearing Of the within men
TONED application, and that WEDNESDAY,
the 9th day Of MARCH. 1893. at 10 o'clock A. n.
a. ny Chambers, be and the came is hereby ap-
pointed az the time for hearing said applica-
be made By the Clerk.
L. McCULLY.
Justice S1preme Court.
Dated HonoluIu. Peb. II, 1879. f255-zt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-26
LlEEIN \ EEUESTlN
sale OF Goverzae1s Lease

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y That 50 lots have been laid OK ~
kOHANAIHT. HANANANANA. ana
EAEACA. NORTH NONA. HAWAII,
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Burger !

Ser Irtifel, III Sc5ns allf Die bieiige
S6ulbibliotbef, iueldcr i'll Der lebten
9tumnrer bes n8olfsblattes" eri6icn
lit, allem InidJein nad, auf frudtbnrcn
SOocn 9eiallen. @dbreub oieIer @ode
lpuroe cit Iufruf Su elmer &crIammz
lung III l%lmlauf 9eIest, uuo bon elmer
9rOBen Nn6abt 8irgcr mnterI5riebsn.
Sn 5Olge oeIien finbet am nd6lteu
MOntas, Den 10. B.. 90. I'M s ll6r
Ibenos, cine Scriammluns i'm g6ulz
bnuIe ltntt, 5l iuelder Die lluterjcidncr,
lo'pie ilberbaupt a0e Sirser, biermit
orir9eno auf9eforoert iosrben. Der
9 cscnitano piro i'll einscbeuoer @eiie
6e1prpden iperoen.
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Sic Tnir in S,rmanm. Wo.

Der notwithstanding 8erein uUu
@nscpnaoe 60. pernnltaltet oil so. uno
81. bs. Mt5. ieine Sabresfair i'll Ser
mlnr,u, MU.. u,o iuie 9eiuDbnlid 10
miro aud in bieicm Sabre cine ull9e.
meit 5ablrei6e 8ctbeilisurs oil befiel.
ben bon 9(1sudrts itattfinoen. Hamentz
li6 1ino es Die 0eutiden BON ct. 9ouis.
Die iid ST benz %freunblidsn StdotdIen,
bas big sum bcutisen Gage, pie fem
Same, pollitdnbi9 beuti6 9eblieben lit,
ua9emein bin9ejo9en fiiblen. Sein
County bat einen i60neren 5airplab als
Der III 9ermunn uno 5rembe finbcn bort
cine Nufnabme, tuie ie ii6 bieielbe nidt
beiler ipiinihen fDnnen. Die Nuslte1E
flung Don 5rii6ten uub uumentlif ppr
@eiutrauben, Die III Sermann uno Inn
9esenh sun5 prddtis 9ebeibeu, miro tpie
bisber gu ben manni9faltisiten 9eb0ren,
tucl6e irsenotuu seieben werben t6nnen.
2luf ale 6dle weroen ii6 Die ct.
Coulter malienDnft 5u bieIer 6air ei1z
l~teGtu. (Nnjeiser bes 8elters.)
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lin SartOifeln lit &ellern Dor Saul
nib 5u l6iiben, Fat iid f~OlsenSe3 Wiit=
tel ie6r gut bclpdbrt. Nuf DEM 8uoen,
100 oiC&nollen 81 lie9en fpmmcn, ipirb
cine oilnne Sage BON ult9el6idicm ftin
9epulpertcm &olf 9citreut, bann fomnlt
cine 5 3pl bu6e Gage SartpHeln, barn
wleoer Salf uiru. Die 10 beGaubnlien
Snollen iino itets BON Der &raufGcit
pcri6urt sebliebeu u,b ba, no Die
5dule bereits porbanben iun>, murre
i9r @inbalt getbar. IuBeroem luurbe
Die Gualitdt BON iudiierisen uno Ieifiaen
&lrtoffeln bcoeuteub perbrlicrt.
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re ipdter reiite Serr Spei9el tuieber
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5ricben ruben!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-16
Stabtratbs=S erbnnolungsn.

Gr:razSeriammiurg ont IA. Nu9uIt
1889.
Gnweienb Die 9erreu 2eisnsr, &ie9cr,
Saefuer uno gibcn.
Sn Nbiueienbeit oes 0erru Sosiu9
tunroe tSerr @ibcn nGs SprIiber pm
temp. crtuablt.
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lang iueltlid ppu Der Gde Der 8. NIB
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Sicrluf 8crtasung.
Is. 3. 6 = II Spriiser pro temp.
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