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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-07
LIFT FOR KENYON.
The Passenger Agent of the Bur-
lingtOn Promoted.

The friends of W. J. G. Kenyon, and
they are almost legion. will be pleased
to hear of his appointment as the gen
eral freight and passenger agent of the
Burlington & Northern, with headquar-
tiers at st. Paul. As general passenger
agent Mr.. Kenyon has thoroughly de-
monstrated his ability to protect as we'll
as nurture the finances of the road, and
there cannot be any doubt that in this
wider sphere he will advance the popu-
larity of the Burlington. the position
of freight agent was vacanted by the re-
moval of W. Hamblin.
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Seats for the Commencement.

Supt. Gilbert. of the public schools,
announced yesterday that the holders
of tickets to the high school commence
ment exercises may have them ex-
changed for reserved seat tickets at the
Peoples church this morning. No one
person can secure more than two seats,
and the coupon tickets will be given
out without reference to the plat, and
consequently those who come first will
get the best seats.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

DEOPLE's CHURCH, PLEASANT
L avenue, near West Third ST.; S. G. Smith,
D. D.. pastor. Sunday services, 1920 a. m.
and p NJ; Sunday school, u m.; Society
of Christian Endeavor, z p m.; West Sew
hall; West st. Paul Sunday school, 3 p. m,
SO Concord ST. Church meeting Wednesday.
8 D. m: industrial schools SATURDAY.. 2 p m.
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DIRECTORS.

LEWIS GINTER, Richmond, Va.
JOHN POPE. Richmond. Va.
GEORGE ARENTs. New York
City.
JAMES B. DUKE, New York City.
BENJAMIN n. DUKE, Durham.
NC.
GEORGE w. WATTS, Durham,
n. c..
FRANCIS s. KINNEY, Butt er,
N. j.
w. II. BUTLER, Brooklyn, N. Y.
CHARLES G. EMERY, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
VIM. S. KIMBALL, Rochester,
N. z.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-07

Gasoline Stoves and Lightning Ice
Cream Freezers at Knauft's Hardware
store. 33S to 342 E. Seventh street.
Call and examine or write for prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-07
CIliIdren's Carriages
Gas Ranges.

At cost this week at Knauft's Hard
ware Store. 33S to 342 E. Seventh street.
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MILITIA MEMORANDA.

Yesterday the adjutant general issued
Che following commissions: To Charles
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POLICE REGULATION
May Include Employment Blu
reaus, Says the Supreme Court.

May Include Employment Blu
reaus, Says the Supreme Court.
The supreme court handed down CO
decision on a much-mooted gu estion OF
law. The case came from the Henne-
pin county court on an appeal from
ruling that the law licensing contract
ing employment bureaus is valid. Will
lam S. Moore brought an action against
the city of Minneapolis to recover $50
paid as license fee, as he alleges, under
threat of arrest and punishment.
etc. He claimed that the General Laws
of 1885 set aside the provisions OF chap
ter rs. Special Laws of 18S1,as amended
bv chapter 3, Special Laws OF 1888.
1t was also alleged that an additional
fee of 81 was eXtorted by the officials
who issued the license. The supreme
court holds the ordinance issued upon
charter authority-SpecialL Laws OF 1883
is valid. and that the plaintiff was not
entitled to recover the $3.50, although
there was no charter authority for the
collection of the 81 fee. The syllabus
follows:
William S. Moore ct al, appellants, VS.: me
City of Minneapolis, respondent. ORDER
affirmed. DICKINSON, d.
Syllabus: The business of employ
ment agencies held proper subject OF
police regulation by the state. The city
council of the city of Minneapolis hay
ing been empowered by special act to
license and regulate that business and
an ordinance having been adopted re-
curing licenses for the prosecution of
that business and prescribing regula-
lions concerning it, it is held that sub
seouent general law, requiring licenses
to be procured by those conducting
agencies for the employment of men,
did not by Implication repeal the
special act. While the charging Of a
fee for making out license, in addi-
ton to the prescribed license fee, was
una uthorized, the complaint is held not
to allege a cause of action for the re-
covery back of the excessive charge.
Vanderburgh, j, was absent and took
no part in the cause.
The following cases were argued and
submitted in the supreme court yester-
day: Lewis Stein, appellant, VS.. Peter
i
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-07

PIatt's Chlorides, a True Disin-
fectant,
An odorless liquid, very cheap and eff
Gent.
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FACTS AND FANCIES.

"PerfectiOn EsefrigeratOrS.
Hardwood, charcoal-filled, handsomely
finished and cheap. Knauft's. 33S to
342 E. Seventh street.
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TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!

Our Teas are all bought from the
growers in large lots, and we are there
fore enabled to sell not only at Lower
Prices, but to furnish better article
for the money. Prices range from 10c
to 9Oc pound, and comprise the fol-
lowing lines: Finest English Break
fast, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, I'm
perial, Oolong, Japan. Uncolored Japan,
Basket-Fired, Sun-Dried, the Celebrated
Assam. Orange Pekoe and many other
lines, too numerous to mention. Make
no mistake-buy from us.
Country orders receive prompt atten-
ton. We make no charge for boxing
and carting to depots.
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Sealed Proposals

Will be received at the office of the
Anaconda Smelling Works. for con-
structi0n of the necessary rock and
brick work incidental to the en-
larging of the smelling plant near
Carroll, Mont. The rock work will
comprise about 1900 perches, and
about 100000 brick will be laid.
Drawings and specifications can be
inspected at the Office at upper
works. Bids will be opened on Mon
day, June 16, at p. m. The COM
pany reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
ANACONDA SMELLING WORKS.
Anaconda, June 8.
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The following cases were argued and
submitted in the supreme court yester-
day: Lewis Stein, appellant, VS.. Peter
P. Swenson, ct al, respondents; John
B. Schwab, respondent, vs.. Michael
Pierro, appellant; Solomon Guerln. ct
al. respondents, VS.. st. Paul Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, appellant.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-07

Your grocer furnishes you the
most of what you eat. He certainly
should be a person worthy of your
confidence, and such confidence
should certainly not be hastily
placed. Study these prices for to-
day:
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OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY
JAMES b. DUKE, President.
JOHN POPE, First Vice President
WILLIAM s. KIMBALL, Second
Vice President.
w. H. BUTLER, Secretary.
CHARLES G. EMERY Treasurer.
STEPHEN LITTLE, ontroller.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-31
MARRIED.
yaisntine.-ii iaeniauaG.

MIR. Louis I. Valentine, OF Homo
lula, Hawaiian Islands, and Mrs.
Mary 7. Ridenbaugh, OF st. Louis,
Mo-, were united in marriag" on
Nav ., 1890, at Philadelphia,
Penn, by the Rev. William NJ. JEFF
ferris, Rector Of tue Church OF the
Nativity.
Mrs. Ri0enbaugh belongs TO Que
of The oldest aud mos, a.istocrs,ic
families in Kentucky, being the only
daughter OF tie late George Young,
president ana owner Of the Ashland
lianh Of hrn'ucky, and CRANE daUgh-
ter OF tie world-renowed surgeon
Iphraim McDowcll-.-the father Of
ovari ,tOmy also grand-nlecc of The
illustriOus statesman Henry Clay,
and great granddaughter Of Isaac
Shelby, first governor Of Kentucky.
Mr.. Valentine is from one of the
old knckcibOcker famIiics OF the
City OF New York, and for many
years occupied prominent position
as head of n large importing and
commission house in that city. Dur
ing th. past two years Mrs. Rideu.
haugh has been engaged N writing
the biography of her iilustrious
grandfather, which work is now in
press, and after the adjustment OF
her business affair, will make her
future home in Honolulu, the resi-
dence NJ her husband. -- American
manor
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49,
PAS2sMnsSe.

From wiudwmd ports per stmr kinuu,
MNy 3l--iion a t Judd, wife aud son.
Mrs G Fu,neanX, Mrs Il b Lubeustein
aud children, & McLennan aud wife,
Mrs a johnson and children, L Fl
Hitchcock, jr, II D Ketchum, III G
Bates. 5 Cnnario, II Porter, d Pull
lard, q Paaaiki, G Koki, Miss Ida Wes-
sci, Mrs J 5 Smithies, : McCauley,
Chang Kim. Revs 5 L Desha, + X Ka-
lave. w Kamau, J Kaliuo, 5 G Luhiau,
Pail, 5 X Makahiki. X Hihio, . NJ
Kamakawiwoole and 5 W Kekuewa;
Il Lathrop, W b Wood, Brandegee,
Fro Bertram, Miss Kepola KOki, Miss
kalakia koki and So deck.
For San Francisco per 5 s Alameda,
May 81 w ii G Arnemsnn, L : Iunha,
Miss V L Giililand, j K Gilliiand, j
Hyman and wife, } w Boyke, + leaves
and wife, III Ewing an wife, Miss L
Atwood, F Atwood, w S Ray, r G
Ward and POS in transit.
For San Francisco per bkt Irmgard,
May 3l-Mrs Phillips and children,
Mrs hahn, Fl g Meyer. Mrs Lundy and
child, Mrs Todd and Capt Alderman.
For Port Townsend per bkt Mary
Winkelman, May 3l-J a Hassard, w
Oleson, and Miss NJ Stambaugh.
For San Francisco per bk Alex Nc
Neil, May 3l-J h Blown and son.
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MEMORIAL DAY.

Geo. W. belong Post, G.. 4. u
observed hicmorial Day yesterday
Afternoon by marching - Nuuanu
Cemetery and there decorating with
flowers The graves CT American sol,
diors. The Post under Commander
+. Turrill was attended by the Royal
Hawaiian Band and escorted hy the
lionoiiln Rifles battalion and de
tachments Of marines and blue jackcst
from the United States ships Adams
and Nipsic. There WAS a noticeable
elimination in the muster OF local
veterans from former years. Some
have died, others, once prominent
figures, were i'll or absent from other
causes. His Eyce.lency J.. l..
Stevens, United States Minister Resi-
dent, and Mr.. ii. w. Severance,
nsul-Generai, in carriage fol-
loved the Post. The orator of the
day was Quartermaster Il. J. Greene.
Rev, L. G.. Beckwi,h, ID. d., pro-
nounced the benediclion. As usual =,
besides the decoration of soldier S
graves by the veterans, othe! graves
were strewn with flowers 10y berrayel
relatives ana friends.
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goilALA LETTER.

a portion OF the Bijou Company,
assisted by Mrs. Barto, the talented
book agent, gave two performances
in kohala, first night at kaiopihi
Hall, well attended by all the elite
Of the district; second performance
at Makapala Hall, not so well at
tended. From what we hear ono
dose is always sufficient for the good
people of Kohaa. The company
left KoLala III q whale boat for Ku-
kuihaele to catch the steamer Iva.
lani for Honolulu.
Rev. Father Oliver, the deservodly
popular priest of kohala, gave an
Easter Feast to his parishioners
last Sunday, 25th inst. on the church
grounds at Halawa. There was q
very large attendance Of parishioncrs
and other friends. Sociability and
religion always mix well and produce
good. This feast had been post.
poned from Easter Sunday on nc
count Of the continued late rains
and in consequence Of bad roads.
May 80, 1890.
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BELL BUOY Fund.

Several weeks ago, Captain Ro-
bertson of the brigantine Consuelo
reported having passed at sea about
$50 miles from Kahului a large
beacon buoy with bell attached to
it. Last week, that buoy reached
Hanamauiu, Kauai, and caused no
little excitement among the quiet in
habitants. Mr.. john Candle, the
head luna of Mr.. Wilcox's planta-
ton, with the assistance Of his men,
hauled the buoy over the reef to the
beach, where it lay till it was ship
ped 20 Honolulu by the steamer
James Makee arriving here yester-
day morning. The buoy is now
lying at the Fort street wharf where
curious sioht-seers are visiting it..
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the SPECIAL MEETINGS.

The Central Union Church was
well filed last night TO hear Mr..
Sayford preach his last week-even-
ing sermon. He read the sixth
chapter OF Isaiah and then spoke ia
an able, interesting and powerful man
ner on the verses read. His theme
was willingness to do Christian
work." and he stated that ignorance
and seltishness we're the real hind
RANGES to missionary effort. At the
close was short testimony service
in which many young people took
part.
Evangelist Sayford will preach
by request and for the last time in
Central Union Church on Sunday
evening, at 1880 O'clock.
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SHiPFikn aGTES.

The Kinau this morning brought $3.50
bags sugar, 60 bags potatoes, 10 bags
corn, 81 cases pinenpples. GO pigs, l03
bdls hides. hose, mule, and 100
pkgs suudries.
The stmr Jas Makee brought yester-
day 446 bags sugar from Kapaa, and the
j A Cummins 200 bags of sugar from
Koolau.
The stmr Kaala brought 2l00 bags su
gar from Kauai yesterday.
The Brit blk Deantield, Captain r.
vine, was loading at san Francisco for
Hamburg, May %.
The bktne Mary Winkelmsn, Capt II
Nisscn, sails this afternoon In ballast
for Port Townsend.
The terms Alcalde and G North, both
lumber laden for Messrs Levers y
Cooke, are at anchor In stream. They
are waiting for berths where to unload
their carg0es.
The blk Alex Mcneil took to-day for
San Francisco, $3.50 bags sugar and
1900 bags rice. The cargo was valued
at STAG, l07.29.
The bktne Trmgard takes 1885 bags
sugar valued at G9S, 26l.57 Tor San
Francisco.
MAHUKoEA.
Arrived: May %, stmr Kilauea How
Kawsihae; "a, slmr Kinhu from Homo
III II and way ports; so, stmr kiuau IRON
Hi!o and way porIs.
Sa led May %, stmr Kilauea Hor
for Honolulu and way ports; 81, stmi
Kinau for i,ilo and way ports 80. stml
Klnau FOR Honolulu and way ports.
HILO.
Arrived May 2l, brig Lurlinc, Matsou
San Francisco, with full cargo; 23
schr Dora 4luhm, Moore, San Fran
cisco,
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

II was stated during the month OF
February last, that the O. r. Il. s.
l.. Co. 5 trains would have conncc-
ton with the deep water in the bay,
by June lst. The connection has
been made two days ahead Of time.
Yesterday, two schooners, ono at
the railroad wharf and the other at
the scow landing, we re unloading
5000 railroad ties for the company.
A 22h-ton locomotive was taken
across the bay on scow the pre-
vious day and hauled up on the
track on the new wharf. The o.
Il. II. & l.. Co.'S trains now run as
far as Mr.. G. A. Browns place,
Waipio, and the extension Of the
road is being continued at the rate
OF one-thrd of a mile per day. The
contract, Mr.. Dillingham; says, will
be finished next Tuesday or Wed.
nesday, and the line will then be
about Is miles long.
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FOREIGN VESSELS IN PDAI.

II b NJ S Champion, st Clair, from Ha-
nalci
q S : Nipsic. McCurley, from Samoa
L S : Adams. } & Greene, from Samoa
BIZ ship Borlowdale, Guthrie, from
Liverpool
Bkt Painter, Dow, from San Francisco
Am bkt C q Funk, A c CHASER, from
Newcastle
Br bk Omega, a V Brown. from Hong
kong
Am 4-nstd schr Golden shore, Hender.
son, from Newcastle, n $ "
Haw blk Andrew Welch, w III Marston.
from San Francisco
Am bkt Robert Sudden. n 0 Ulberg,
from Newcastle, n 5 W
Ain BIZ Matilda, SNisson, from Port
Townsend
Am bk Colusa, Backus, from Newcastle,
Y SW
Am 4-mosted schr Z X Wood, n C Lar
sen, from Newcastle, n SW
Am miss packet Morning Star. G +
Garland, from South Sea Islands
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billy Richardson. driver for the
Peoples Ice Co., and Hosier, driver
for the Union Ice Co., had IL quarrel
this morning, and Richardson be
came bloody sight. When seen at
the Police Station, Richardson's head
and chest were covered with blood
which flowed from three ugly wounds.
Richardson said Hosier struck him
three times with the ice tongs. He
would not care much ii his skull mad
not been fractured. DR.. McGrew was
called to attend to the injured man,
while the other fellow WAS locked up.
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Gil TESTS.

At q meeting Of the Board OF
Underwriters, held Thursday after
noon, the committee previously APP
pointed for the purpose reported on
tests made of kerosene oil in the Gov
eminent warehouse. Pearl oil, ex-
cepting in one case, was found to be
below the requirements of law.
Aloha oil stood the test. Messrs.
Swanzy, Patty, and Opfergelt were
appointed committee Ito present
the matter to the Government. 1t was
thought that the legal test should be
raised to 10 degrees at least.
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Gladstone has written u letter in
connection with the matter, in which
he says Russia is justified in return
ing the note in regard to this treat
ment OF exiles with communication
calling the attention Of the British
Government to the brutal slaughter
of the Irish people at Mitche!lstown
some time ago.
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An address is published in Eng
land, signed by 25l persons, inc!ud'
ing lords and commOners, protest.
ing to the Car against the treat
nent of Siberian exiles. The sign
ers ask the Government to address
the Car automatically in regard to
the treatment OF cxiles.
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An unusually large concourSo OF
people gathered Mt the Hawaiian
Hotel To listen 10 the band concert
last night. The Australia's and
Alameda's passengers were promi-
nent in the company, and many ex-
CARNATIONS OF admiration respecting
the bands playing We're heard.
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THE steamship Alameda left for
San Francisco at II O'Clock noon An
immense crowd was OIL the wharf to
bid ndieu to departing triends. The
band played as usual, to the delight
OF the passengers.
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vtsssiS LEbV nc ssQ!;DaY.

st,nr Kuala for hi!auea aud Hanalei at
p IN
Stmr Mokolii for Molokai at 5 p m
Stnr j 4 Iummins for kOolau at n IN
Etmr Lehua for iiam,kua ! p m
Schr kawai!ani for Koolau
Ictr Mile Morris for koolau
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-31

OK the police force Lieut.. Kamana
to-day becomes Captain instead OF
W. Larsen, resigned. Sergeant Kai.
epa takes Kanaua's place as Lieu
tenant. Private ]. Kauhane takes
KnicnA's place ~ lserEeanl.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-31

CAPTAIN Il 6. Morse, Of the $, 8.
Alameda, hurt his left knee while
taking his daily exercise Thursday.
and was limping yesterday in conse-
nnnnrn
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The band wIs laying AL day and
evening Yesterday, and ut the de-
parturo OF the AIame,;a to-day, There
will therefore b. nobody mean enough
to complain nj the omission OF the
Emma Square concert this afternoon
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-31
DEPARTURES.

NGFEn UUka.
May 81
Bh Alex Mcneil, Frlia, for san Fran.
cisco
Schr kauikeaouli for koha,a
). : Alameda for san Francisco ut IL
Il IN
Am bkt Irmgard, A II Paul, tor san
Francisco p III
Am bit Mary Wink lman, ii Nissen,
for Port Townsend
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Tomorrow, June lst, Trinity Sun.
day, an English sermon will he de-
lvered ut the Catholic Cathedral Of
Honolulu, at the 7 L. n. mass
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NOTICE.

MRS. OSBORNE is now prepared to
M give instructions in Fancy Work
at "The Arlington" Room u. Glass
Lessons; Mondays, Wednesdays aud
Fridays. Private lessons by special
arrangement. Stamping aud orders
promptly attended to-, feb 2i-ly
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OAHU RAILWAY 4 LARD COMPhEYS
ARRIVALS.

May 0j--
Stur kinau from Hawaii aud Maui
s;chr kawailani from koolnu
Tern Alika from Konn
ochr Ia Moi from Puma
ii NJ ) Acorn, from Esquimalt, @,
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Ma. II. w. Schmidt has our thanks
for newspaper reports Of the tariff
debate.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-31

TEN native preachers arrived by
the kinau.
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Jas. T. Morgan viii sell horses and
colts for the 0. K. & h. 90, Monday
noon.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-31

I.oNoLrtU and Hawaii play ball
ct 3 go.
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C. O. BERGER is agent for the
Thames Il Moraey Marine Insurance
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JAS. f. Morgan will hold monshly
sales OF live stock.
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AG. 4. L. badge found awaits It's
owner at this office.
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]. HorIEa n Ids L. S, Cunha'e
power of attorney.
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WANTED

CIN Good Needle Women. Call at
- Mrs Mellis's, Fort street, imme-
diately. 90 Ivy
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FOUND

4 G. A. r. BADGE. Owner please
~. call 81 this office. aC9 81
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WANTED,

A POSITION as Head Luna on a
"a plantation by man Of long ex-
pcrlencc on these Islands. UneXCep-
honable references. Address Luna"
this office. 500 Tvs
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LOST

nRtFr drawn by Gag s. Robinson
~ onJ. f. Waterhouse for Sl3i.5s
In favor of Akamura and endorsed by
Akamura and Ahko. Not certain about
the number Of cents. Payment j.
stopped. $50 2N~
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SEYEN7H ANNUAL ASBIiNJ

GSIi.tiL pGuGE:.MnE.
Races to conusecv t. 70 ool3ok SHARP.
Isl aac.-' QUEENS PLATE" 500.
RUNNING RACE. - Mile Dash.
Free lOr all.
End Hacc---"FuTuNiTY sGiSLS." sweep.
STAKES S2J.
RuNNiNG RACE. 3 Mic dash.
Hawaiian bred yrat Olds. EAtiie-
closed Jun /, 1899.
SD Haca-"si"G'S PLAil." sl5.
TnoIr,NG and FACING. lia-
waiian bred huYscs, best 2 in 3, 20
harness.
eth Race -''Wa!KapJ CHALLENGE CUP"
$50 added.
RUNNING RACE. a Nil" DaAh.
Free for al. winner to beat the
record OF Hancock, i:I1'4.
9Th Race HAWAIIAN DERBY" Sweep.
stakes $50 wt, Jockey Club cvp
added.
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I,awHiiln bred 3 year llhs. Entries
''o>'n June l. 'S'o'
6'h -"HaiakHALc FLAiE." $50
a""'a'
TEuftiNG ana rAl' NG' "Nlnu'e
I,,,.r. pla," :" ,,on"n', ~, nro" 49, :"
CT Que WANING 1t twice
IA r,a,.,InhvAgt.,M p,,Tr >,
SIS.
| ni.,SNrvr rArr /, Milo u...s
he'' : IL o. h"""''"n ''e"'
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500 added.
RUNNING RACE. Mile Dash.
Free for ali. Winncr TO beat the
record OF angie A." :i5Ls.
~
s,c5.
TROTrING aud PACING. Free
fyrall, Best in :, ia harness.
ION race--.,0cc.stc STEAMSHIP ca. $
CUP"
-
Hawaiian bred. lat. 2nd and 3rd
Quarter, $50 each; Last Quarter,
,,u, e. .,ucr .pre,crur,, III, :.
80"
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t,.h Ra,,-..uls at,rcry,s cup - s,0f
aoae''
pI-yNINc p,rr ,,u. ,o.,
II.n,ii,, hroI
18Th Race-pOST MATCH.
Each. Free for all. TO he drive
nv members Of the Hawaiian loo
key Club,
l4.h "&hMElaMERs PLATE" sia
nr,>,xcp,,r ,,/,,u
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-31
LlcNL & GENskai. NEWS.

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