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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-05

60
SATURDAY
When I caution you against becoming
miser, do not therefore advise you to become
a prodigal or spendthrift-HoTdce.
SMOKE
Herman E'st1, Cigars
EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.
90 to headquarters for fine cabinet photo
" graphs. 81 90 pays for one dozen. So so
pays for one dozen and one extra in fine gilt
frame. Business established June T. 1865. j. N.
WILSON.
LNREE ICE CREAM
II TO-DAY SATURDAY.
To introduce the 15second Freezer
Look for HEIDT'S Special Saturday Prices
and try Eggnog Soda.
GIVEN AWAY, one handsome almost life
II size picture with each dozen Cabinet Photo
graphs. Call and see samples. LAUNEY &
GOEBEL, Savannah, Ga.
TNHE three ladies walking together, one of
a whom picked up Gold Dollar Monogram
Euameled Scarf Pin on State near Bull street,
VIII return to LIVlNGSTON'S PHARMACY.
TURING my absence from the state I APP
- point. Mr. JONAS MENDEL my agent.
SELIG MENDEL.
noN'T fail to get copy of Sundays issue of
IL the MORNING News. For sale at BISHOPS
DRUG STORE, corner Hall and Price streets.
LNRENCH Tissue Papers and Flower Materials.
Il no cheap German or American papers
mixed in, at NJ TEMPLE TAYLORs, 1875 York
street.
EVERYBODY should avail themselves of the
II opportunity TO enjoy the moonlight excur-
25c.
YNIE PUBLIC is invited to call and inspect
Il Tedders fine western and native Beef
Veal, Mutton and Lamb, Habersham and
Charlton streets.
NNTM. f. WILSON, Practical Landscape
w Photographer Office, Drayton and
Broughton, upstairs; residence, Tusculum, Ga.
DICTURE FRAMES and Mouldings in great
l. variety and all prices at NJ TEMPLE TAY-
LOR'S, 1876 York street.
- FAD the Sunday MORNING NEWS. For sale
IL at KIEFFER'S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets
A FEW DAYS ADVERTISING in this column
IA will surely bring great results Try 1t and
be convinced.
I IVERY-Nicest horses, fancy drag, fine sad
II dlers at GUILMARTIN & MERHTENS
boarding, sale, livery stables.
7 AIDES FINE STATIONERY, the best in
II the city, at NJ TEMPLE TAYLOR'S, 1876
York street.
7 HEADQUARTERS for all style Photographs
IL Gaze on the prices: l doz Minette Photo
graphs 50c., doz. 75c; 100 Stamp Photos 81,
200 $3.50; Cabinets So a dozen, with one extra In
SxlO gilt or walnut frame 81 30; our styles are
modern. SAVANNAH PHOTO. CO., l49
Broughton.
LNNE Etchings, Engravings, Photographers
Il and Fine Art Goods at M TEMPLE TAY-
LOR'S, 1876 York street
BOARDING STABLE.-Healthiest coolest;
ID best conditioned stock in city; roomy box
stalls; large open pens for stock to Sunday In;
shelters for trucks, wagons and drays; reason
able board. or will rent stalls; we have more
room than other stables combined Personal
attention of GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS.
Telephone PSI.
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WANTED by competent
II colored man as porter in store or janitor.
Good reference. Address L. S. s., st. Philips
A. NJ. T.. church.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-05

EOR RENT, Go Whitaker street. Apply next
L door or at Forest City Ice Cream Garden.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-05

Local Record for the Morning News.
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Partly cloudy, with possibly
occasional shOwers
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-05

WANTED, two young men, Germans pre-
w ferred, as help In barroom, to 20 to
Brunswick, Ca For particulars apply to 3S
Reynolds street, brick store.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-05
EMPLoYM ENT WANTED.

NAVAL STORES Competent bookkeeper.
~ etc, experienced in naval stores, wants
position. Address RAWSIN, care News.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-05

HOUSES AND STORES FOR rem E.
LNOR RENT, dwelling on corner Barnard and
It Gordon street lane. l. d. LAROCHE &
SON
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-05
HELP WANTED.

WANTED, a good, reliable man for collec-
w tor, and to make himself generally useful.
Address, at once, Z. o. Box 800
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-05

WANTED. Immediately, four f1rst-class
w boiler makers. Apply at once to SCHO-
FIELDS IRON WORKS, Macon, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-05

/ Special forecast for Georgia:
FAIR Fair in western portion. showers in
eastern portion, cooler, northerly
| winds.
Comparison Of mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Ca, July 4, 1890, and the mean of the
same day for sixteen years:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-05

ID FAD the Sunday MORNING NEWS. For sale
III at KIEFFER'S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-05

BOARDING STABLE.-Healthies coolest;
ID best conditioned stock in city; roomy box
stalls; large open pens for stock to Sunday In;
shelters for trucks, wagons and drays; reason
able board, or will rent stalls; we have more
room than other stables combined Personal
attention of GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS.
Telephone PSI.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-05

When I caution you against becoming a
miser, do not therefore advise you to become
a prodigal or spendthrift
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
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seen.lls o. stray froa tle nAgF0s H.-.
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A3rs tbas acnoT 40 trlt1 in Sasil
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Qaesr are tss games ths ehfl1Ten play.
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Queer are TIE dreams thst have passed away
Tts torns q beEaty 70 mol1erlnS e4sy-
The bOpss vast vanish the la~ > eelAys
TIE roses q June tsst bloom - Ma
A. queer ss al aonsst vote to-asy
Bat q1eerer still u IS very plain
Is the creed that thFiycs % a brothers ban-;
ne queerest % a. 10 TIE worlds wieo train,
strange a. the 10Y thzt Is born of pain,
or the song u ths bird n TIE summer rain,
That uen vii wear Tor the greed q gain
TIE sar.e aud the branded brow of Cain
-senl + Legsstt Ia Troy ~ - Times
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.


WHltf else question OF subsidies a be
fore the people Tor consideration, 10 IS
not Altosether uu.nterestlng % see what
our n-.ghbors are doing Ofsll foreign
countries Canada more nearly resem-
hlrs the United states than any other.
Ira reference t0 her railroad subsidies.
the Montreal Gas-tie states "s.nco the
policy oi subs.dnng railways was in-
auguated 0v the Dominion Govern
ment some sht years ago, no less than
lot companies have received grants i'm
the shape OF money or land In all
hlty eight OF these companies have
-lgned contracts Tor the construction OF
tie roads covering au aggregate dis
tance of 2252 mles, the money subsidies
which amount 70 S9.26l, l07, and of
this sum g., .SS, As had been paid up to
November last. Speaking roundiy,
therefore, about one thousand three
hundred miles have been added to the
railway systcmof the Dominion as re-
suite of the ubycnt,ons gwen by the
Government There are th,rty-two
companies. with a projected mileage OF
7l5 lies, which have been granted aid
10 the extent OF s., s92, 800, but have not
yet entered lnto any contract for tho
construction Of tho lines. Then N tho
Northwest land grants q the amount
of i9Ts1.7fi acres have been voted %
eleven companies, having 4 mileage OF
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
THE OBSERVER


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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

Have you found work 10 d02 Then
keep 40 i. Serve your employers hon
estly, faithfully and without injury 10
the man who employs and honestly
pays YOU. other. may dlsapprOve and
crltic,se YOU, but keep steadily at your
work and iay by your earnings for a
rainy day. Obstacles may be east ia
your wav, but keep at your work
Men may ask YOU 90 surrender your
work 10 other hands but DO not mind
them. Keep steadily at your work.
Persons NAV wish 10 cooperate" TIL
they cooperate" everything out OF
your hands and into their own, but
keep AT your work Men may
threaten 10 hinder II YOU do not
consent to come under their rule and
management. Lot them hinder, but
keep az your work.
tod has placed YOU on earth and has
gwen vou work To do. Tie Will give
You strength 20 DO Il, VIII bless you IN
your DONG the same II dOnewcu. Many
good man has allowed hl, work TO be
taken lr0m his hands by unworthy and
incompetent men who never could or
never would begin such work them
>
watch TO capture and control
what others have begun, 10 tclr
down what others have butt up.
Many man has IDLY wasted
years of life and work hv >urreuderug
that which hc had earned honestly,
fairly and squarely, into the hands OF
mon who had neither been called, nor
were they qualified 10 undertake d..
Many a man has been obliged TO stand
hy and see his work neglected, or his
hard earned property destroyed or
wrecked by men who were paid TO At
tend % 10, feeling that hc was over
powered. and could not regain and
resume 10 without "A struggle, which
might result IN trouble, defeat cor death.
Let tho honest, working man
beware IN season. Let HIM receive his
work and charge from his master, and
let hum DO the work thus given him, non
estly and faithfully, until that master
bids him rest from his labors. let
others object, suggest propose, or Op-
pose, It ttey viii, but thou, ON, man of
God. OF honor and of truth, keep at thy
work until % b, accomplished m work
m7nlISe manner.
Keep at your work.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
kLlL EsrAgE COUNTRY

kUh rALL -LaI 80. fA Ottawa Beach tnis
lul Is Cnr al thr hfst 81 ccflQa 40 ls 10
o<tel Gals sbaFt distance iralH the nascl sud
hEa rae Niss az LAKE Aighlgsa. address,
laN il tasbiAs ~ 81 =. la1ANla9l. Wrana
hAlHos Aleh. il-sAA
A GREAT BAk0AIN--8e-sore fsrms frame
u housff Eooo orchard ie- acres Improved
Hilits iroH. Baldwin loI sale chHap lAallTN
AaGAaTI NuICoII usUs0l s. Isl
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

TuE Ncw York Stars "Nan About
Town has this to sag OF Judge Cooley:
"'Ny friend. Judge Cooley, said q
friend tO me Yesterday, seems to have
had an exciting experience with hs iu-
sane servant. Ey the way. ] think hc
IS one ol tho most remarkable mon [
nave ever met Hc was a cobblcr until
hc determined TO become a lawyer. hc
,s ono OF she hardest workers I ever
met. uc IS troubled with insomnia,
and whon hc can't sleep hc w.il get mp
and work, frequently yallulght. Socially
Boz Is 4 charming man; he 9 thoroughly
uusssum.ng, and his learning pro-
found Hc would have been appointed
Chief Justice OK the United Statcs. ana
told. I'm place OF Nr. Waite, IF it had
not been for magazine articles he had
written, taking advanced grounds iu
favor OF states lights was hls Mis-
fortune fhst hr was always able 20 soc
tr0 ,ies ot q question.
70 Was also hrs misfortune tn take
those advanced grounds after the
doctrine Of Statcs' rights had received
q well mcrtcd rebIke for It's extreme
demands.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
GET II!
TheBlueBOOk Of Trade Marks
WORK ToE
EVERY MANUFACTURES.
INVENTOR, MERCHANT.
and BUSINESS MAN.

In fact, an interesting book
for any ones perusal. Over
400 illustrations showing the
trade marks of as many arti-
cles, invaluable to any inven-
tor or manufacturer seeking a
new trade mark or design.
Many hints given. The Trade
Mark law fully discussed. Sold
only by the publishers. Sent
postpaid on receipt of $l.00.
POND & RAYMOND,
kew Haven, Coma.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

Fs7ssS=s HORSES wiutcred IN COX .fa . 30
t5sS>1 - moderate rates. in charge ol t4fr
El ~ fui Taeu and fed good timothy haF.
EkzSX IHUfire ft oflre ol AuN ha'raHf.re
sss ~ - Company or teItph. wr ft.i.
4rncc. e-L N9r-a~ delivered 90 aad from fha
farm. ~ =. church. f
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


WtkT Inur crkErgTC
HEf kUEfhI INfMNH
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IS 50 % - - II hloGKs 80
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HEIp WkATFn RAfE
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taKv g.. eaSa lall au on address Cruuth A Ae
- A0arut.sl fe.n. y
W lED-Aa active sIcecy energetic
ss.s &c. ~ 1I,s9 r.s 70 ssr,ss & ss'sss 50. So
+, ''''l' 4 N-'. ts"ih 4 ns~ heasenaaD nuile
NAFANTFn -s .,..,...t.. $500. 49,. .
n,...., ps. ,..... '.aeai ssers 3. psr monia ae
ity r-4uilea 4str..s M ".l ..ii.,,.
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W l.a.8 s..-.' - s.aga .a s.i - i"rnl ~
n Tes,es a 80. ~ requires. la-ss MoAtss
WANTED -phv.irfsr a. a.. ,..-....-. r
w quifr raera' s Nrnexnsies' k'..tsss i,...',
~"' anu - "a SIS
WANTED man Tor treasur,- ,r +. ,.,,,.s,
lar, eo1an.is M ,,. oae " ,"o hsnaite ae.
bveea Anegaa. Nirh'
NAH.I.k,.D... ... ..es.aen. .. clerks. beoaAeepyrs
iarm hands. oiiioe help. and sn others out ot
60 'siN'h' Z" gel "4A lANesl safe o4f cu-
.I'-f ~ az ..ioledE ~ itl-ai..r system oi
b Porter block. Phone lo--
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w AN ~ Ne.ia''r local aho tfaNeias
a..icsiar" pesll.ehs permanent sIecisl
Nurs-Sinen Chicago. IN. Jams
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HoH'cNriH' MS IT, ". h-4lc, 412 \
Prospect 81 lH
NANIEp-A competent g.rl for general
10 isr" X. t't Lyon ST. ih
" AN ~ Immediately a1 eAlcrit need
Elu Tor general houscMorG. Apply .
t,-ANTFD-.ae general ..lrl,. cooks. = second
d disr,.~. rb,,,,t "a .ol,.,,r.
Illi' H,,r.e =, D -. N .'1 .s ''N'''
WANTED Ut,i,g roo,, ei,, y, ,hs Afi,h,
w "a, ill., - V''' 49, 50 '-S -''~'
NANIED-At once, 70 girls al The Michigan
pop pupm poot,o
I'm NIB hOo'-r'
/ S,-1Isitt r,,,s 5 ,, -
room af ~ van - fI,n hlorls i'm, 80
once I4
tNh ktN Two suits or furnished rooms on
hisl Hoot lor llGnt mouse th ping iufna'r
h'ttH, hath room, rlc- Inquire al ~ bait
lei ST.. opposite 0ouih DNls.ou-slIeet school
%
NOR RrNT - FurrfsbeA sos unfn-nisied
A. l.. smith s5al
L,OR RENT-Roogns AT the Brunswick. south
y division 81 suitable Tor light housek replne
steam heated hard and soft water gas. In
quire OF Mrs McGcc on the premises. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14


aff w4ra pf tsla flaa asAtea rat.slul
a. Cas- ac safsiigsa tafHlttt 81.
i.,.er eAa -. u.sIi A.. l. = PROVES.
30 rtlt aheaE eaSf or payWeNf tar
~ lHt tA is4 tocI sU ka>. ~ f-t Bass 8
- ssitt pa a the llis AIS. hsFse ta.sS 49,
iisf tIe,> itf <tit aitraa laEe NusI tisUli.
ifsih titse taa 80 : i-1lslaa -
khe ~Att .hraQ. . meter laust. ulla
tra latsetes nalk af sweet Hatu t.
stiit at fpeH loulf hInck l , MuHref a
W tsa >-4 U.s. q Sos ef . Luase ala ...
" Ntirt Nta l.ahe hrsi- -s4sss s4..tlt Al IS
...t ass satt iItf-t- ens eH seas lfIs.s lt
bu - sl at Lsehll ard pIai Nr csE sal
sa4 "a ff.uts a+s trllas Cal ears. lulnrI
4 t-ft~N. ats hea>. mas baUalns 4lI
Loh >sLf- sa have is.eIoe sxsv easagl fn
IeHf ana usl.sol,f ia AHr EBsi ff krafe t.
hGy slFh place rev y IaaIl baasr ..
ialsaFe. Htna t,if aarr Ees Nrf Gslrr
assAtsa Nei satgf ulstsifs ana apstlI. ha. O.
falgle. fataIeIs eitatflC bc.is. al ualNfG ..a
pfuNelHeuls gara ErgGcc anc ssdaed It l.a
crete Valks. a.. foI s,.,e. cash 81 monthly Pas
n.tUIg at q. ger meulh. hss ~ lNth
TUFTS A hathanltn e laN Once iedyafd tloth
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

EOR SALE-A st of Michigan reports com
plcte 10 vol. ~. annotated edition and new
INQUIRE after p. m. of J.. NJ. NJ. Telegram
Herald Office. slltf
nOGS FOR SALE-tiorden Settlers. trained or
- unframed kentucky Fox and Rabbit
Hounds and scotch Terriers also a ogs trained
aud boarded al Valley CITY kennels Address
i. ORIey. box 81. Crosby. Kent county. Mich
.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
FURNITURE STORED.
MISCELLANEOUS.


WANTED-To sell or trade good paving
well established business I an sick and
have got to change climate. Viii Trade for
real estate n or out Of city. This is a good
csiabli lished business Of mine years staining I
can show any person wish n- fo 20 into bue.
ness mat this rs good profitable business t4
engage IN and every thing right. Address
care carrier A0.f. 1871
HUEINIlAN Home for ladies. Cu.cf and
y private, ladies' boarded before aud during
confinement; - wears experience. Terms rea
s.nable Mrs. u. Duttou. ~ North Lane ave
Grand Rapids Mich. .a
MAGNETIC healing and ciairvOyanf sitifnrs
u .ts Ottawa st.; cable aad Canal ST. cars
convenient ". J.. Free
l. ApCLIFF6 HOLT. general warehouSe ulen.
~ ~ lll south Division 81. store all kinds -
mcrchaudiSr ~ af iaw rates, passing and mos.
ing promptly attended io ~ teieph0niH- Nn.
80. HaHI-.
Fs@~=s II Hok-Lo wintered IN box -fa af
tfez&S n. moderate rates. In charge ~ care.
gl ~ fui Heu and FED good timothy haF
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
FOR MISCELLANEOUS

EoR SALE-A great bargain. Fat which
rents FOR 81 per month. Inquire room p.
Court block, j.. i. Monroe. If
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
FOR RENT BUSINESS PLACBs.

kDN RlNl-oue half of second floor and alI
1 oi third floor Of block no. ~ Canal ~
-Dot for light manufacturing purposes, a hue
D use on West side for SIS per month. Joseph
a. Martin. 70 Canal ST. Il
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

L'NR RENT-Two suits Of furnished rooms an
nrst floor for light houstk-. ping. furna Pc
heated. bath noon. etc. Inquire al -l2 Bart
let ST.. opposite south DNls.ou-Street school
-.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

L'Ok RENI-Onc suit OF modern. handsomely
furnished rooms and one uururDlshed
room. at la5 Lyon-st. two blocks from posi-.
Office. "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

WANTED Dining room girl. al the M.chi
W gan House. "a
WANIED-At once. go girls al the Michigan
" Overall Company. - south Division 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

EOk RENI-RooTns al the Brunswick. South
division ST. suitable Tor light housekeeping.
steam heated. hard and soft water gas. In
4Uire OF Mrs NcGcc on the premises. a.l
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

EOR RENT-Large. elegantly furul shed rooms
facing Crescent ave. and Canal St with
gas newly furnished ana RENTED. Everything
strictly hrst class Entrance. Crescent ave. /,
also. ~ Canal.st. Enuuire Al Room a. :tlv
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

NANTEb-A good reliable slh Tor generl
- housework. Ms. r. j.. Waite. lo5 N
Prospect 81 j
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
MAUI NOTES

AIr. \. I. Atkinson Is Inspecting
Maui schools, He Is greatly pleased
with the advance mSde In most Of
the schools under the new system,
He viii inspect the Hama schools
next week.
Mr.. d, d. Baldwin Is TO be trans
ferred TO Hsmakuapoko school on
January LIST. Mr.. H. W. Dryden is
transferred 10 Lshsinsluns.
Mr.. ". Is. Olsen of hsmehsmehs
School and Mr.. W. \. Bowen Of
Castle Il Cooke sire doing Hsleakals
this week. Pretty wet weather for
outings,
Mrs. DR.. Crane narrowly escaped
serious injury last week ST Spreekels-
vile, While ont driving the horse
took fright, upset the carriage and
threw her and little Willie Mower
ont. Both fortunately escaped with
& few bruises,
Mrs II. 2. Baldwin and children
hsve returned home from Honolulu.
MesSrs. Hoffman and Schmidt,
performers on the Either. hSve re-
turned from Hilo where ii Is ssid
they gave 3 splendid entertainment
Dr. Geo. Herbert's fish pond at
Wsiluku was visited by some mis-
creantS VINO evidently must have had
sn enormous appetite for mullet, for
nary s one" ont o. over 1000 re
mGIn.
The W6jluku sugar mill Is being
rapidly pushed 70 completion. 1t IS
beng built mskai Of the old one,
and instead Of hauling on carts the
cane viii be Eumed 70 the mill. The
mill when finished VIII present quite
an imposing appearance, and Will be
fitted ont with all the modern I'M
proyemsuts-
Wailuku dying2 Not yet; besides
the new mill and Mr.. Nalbridge's
new residence, other improvements
are going on. John Freirrs, OF Enos
Il Co. has lately bought the CrOwel
place, and Is rebuilding On IT. W
A Mckay has improved his resi-
dsnce also.
Maui. Oct L.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
The Tourists Guide.

The Iste foreign mails have
brought many hattering notices rela-
tive 70 this recent publication 4
lady in CalifOrnis writes: = I have
been charmed with the receipt and
perusal Of this very beautiful de-
scrip.iOu Of Hawsii. II carries NE
back 10 the many pleasant hours
spent II HIIo, On Maui and IN Homo
lulu. and I long 10 revisit the
Islands Having seen many OF the
places referred 10, I esn youch for
the correctness Of the description
given.
Nothing better can be found TO
ssrd By mail 70 friends abroad than
-' The Tourists Guide Through HG-
wall. - which can be had at the news
depots OF 81 the Gazette Office. 46
Merchant street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

The British steamer China Capt
Sesbury. arrived Thursday from San
Francisco and anchored outside
She brought a. cabin passengers tOr
this port T ME1glizh- Geo A-Moore.
ard n the steerzge % Chinese The
LztteE were landed q the quarantine
grounds where Their effects vii be
fuuigzte,d- and they vii probably
eoue ashore o1SG51rdsy- The China
GTj not bring the regular uzlI- only
Z few marked letters and lot even E
fIe q Lzts newspapers f0r the local
pagers something very u11sUzL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
= Australia

The Oceanic Co0psuys steamship
Australia Captain H c. Ho1dIsste,
arrived Friday morning from San
Francisco With 81 cabin and 66 steer
age passengers 1921 tons OF gen
eTL merchandise, $50 gzIlous q
beer and $4,000 II Tess1re- EIpe
rieuessi n0rth east trades and fns
weather the entire voyage
The Australia returns 70 San Fran
cisco Friday the z4Eh inst 81 1Oon-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

Friday morning special meeting
q the Planters Labor and Supply
Company Bss held The subject IN
der discussion was japanese Immi-
grafton. With regard 10 the change n
tens q the contract, and also the
guarding sgainst the Introduction Of
cholera into the kingdom i commit
Tee Of four. Messrs- J. + HEcEeld,
T l. Schsetsr, T. N SEsnzy and H
P Baldwin was appointed 10 confer
With HIS FL C. y Spencer. Presl-
dent q the Board II Immigration
The meeting then adjourned, sub
jeet % the cal Of Secretary Smith