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AUIKUNDAV rs,
ST. HUBERT'S INN.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THE WINDSOR ,

EI1IA1l I'l-I - ~ y . '''7 - 80 -
at =. .4nt.ly puub!Ag. Charming drives rsdiate IN
eNery direction. Pure. dry bacug air No mOsquitOes
er uSTia Running wat. Oh every from a mountain
eprng absolutely purc Table second 70 none in the
and ticket o1ces IN the
nous. Pine tennis courts and eroquet g!ounds Two
sueuGd farms owned by The proprietor supply the mouse
MIN fresh milk, cream, butter egg, vegetables, sc.
Circlal With city references. Ny coaches connect with
." N'i4e anu W." onI.n \ n0 X KEILOGt; Proprietor.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

All the auction sales advertised yesterday az the fA
change adjourned. The following private saies
were reported For Mrs. Julia NJ Bogart, the four-
story brownstonc house No 43 West Forty nntls' Oh
lot 29N1OOj columbia College leasebod), on private
tcrius. Also for !. Wagner the tOurstory douoe
tenement 80. - West Thirty eghthst; for Sto'oYV;
Also Nos. H. and 80 WrSt F0reth-s1, on lOt
39GS0o.g for s2j2jO and the five story double tcne-
mcnt So 446 Wcet Forty ,iNth-st.. for 81 800.
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ADIRONDACHs- CHAzY LAkE HOUSE;

.nisrged and fefrnished batb- and al modern
sr.s god cats alfd guides hunting nsnllg
FL I'd by Cha.eougay Il. r. from rlattsDur2.
j. r.. RODGEl.S. DsnnoDor-, y. Y.
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Connirp propcrin for sale ano 90 Set.

fSOR SALE Nr NEWBJ r.. Rc,.ON-THE:HUDsoN.-T
I'M residence known a. The Glen" Tn" property
It. ia IT, 10 inches and o. Montg m rs 3 f. qces
~ OF mansion, l. Toe Dri *
stije and c,rra9ehoi.a: beautiful grounds; unique Ia
SSi: must be ,can appreciated. II not previously
of sale this popcttT VIII be sod az
auction ON the premises W'dn-day July 30 at II ococs
Soon Th. priDer,y can Doe any day except sunday
address Mis- /. l.. SMITH. 2ss Grandst; Newbutg
X Y or JOHN CORWlN Aucuoncer, Nc~bur., y. :
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SARATOGA SPRINGS.
UNITED STATES MOTEL.
Open from June 18th TO October ist
TOlIPKIN- GAGE ~ PERRY.

TOMPIIN-, GAGE ~ PERRY.
4 snrHY PARK. y.
~ THE STRAND.
Corner 3I-,yc and Nine-.y fu.I ocean sioy mod m
ro,,rarircs perfect sanitary conditions, hr,tras' table
\. CiAWfOED.
A 6,an r d o Sa,c, Az. PR artsan water rfe,;
S4,.'} Dr., 'b''g4r gg4r%AEr * III; g "'i' M DlMoSN.
sErEY rAEE I,-Iuh g. ArG'SilN Se,r l;;,ns 3in
Ii,n"a pe,ist sanitary I>lY Y,'' rropHror. 5,
A H'N' rAI'Nt tli II ]4nl+.M ylaw .,.,,,,, ,,.n,
ns %I,a% s%f aS 81 S.sr MS'' 50 % sui iU MRS L
AsBuKY PARK. y. J.
THE VICTORIA.
Family hot tonraf on o,A' In ""oe'troC,cd % o.y yleT
eh;ed by ga and ,l"i'.riN 4l,, "I "'II ' '''''"
9Y.sl ~ %ls%lLs ~ ,'' ,.. LqS@eas[ 20 i 1.
- Sr.iia.t lo' M"2h "S2hMiiGEL 'n IT, sN iili ia s. Y.
Clr>KIrL MorNrNINe.- Napl. "io,c ll'g-o euro,
4 rcny 2 T., 'o ASa. '."f, 5ll 'I''9l6 H. S9l6Dpit6 ''
IAT~rcILL MOUNTAINS LAMsON CoTTAGE-io
I eac-- malaria er rrar OF trrn, r,, ana fi'nc''
Nr sTAEKs's HOTEL. ocean Grove y. J.
ID Cntr,i location spcndd can view uHurou, bcd'
Gle T', a S oG, Joo, a. Atare.s d. W. L. srAKs
OcnAH AVENUE moTIEIE.r ,ors
PATCHOGUE. l.. I.
under same management send Tor ctr .uar; ,,,,,,,s
orKxrr SPRINGS suEYAMDoAH c92l yA-Sa@q. A.; iqi.
,c i'm the uountau- of the Nr'iua- Climate N'll "a
m fr'a from Average mean temperature
'.yv Iov d. rlny Tie rutiIc summer months.
IN. arq~ number ~ different SlruG' oNh'H anu CON
r,i,-l l., n, company ra~ 10 thr poWillr re-'E " all
ais hlohly favored section Of tr (hlt'd Hlr'. ,, ~
o.. s,,ing water perfect dninag'. puF' wllN' ,neN
ccd cuisine blinrl r1ou- Tor lndi", AMI Cc " DOW
M Lilo, t,r,ui. courL, lJr-c-t SW INNING F"ul IN u IT,
i .ic ,,oui livery eN'ocnt orchestra IN att'iance
d.,,c t summer Hotel Property COO a'rc' III ~ TO-
hrtclng ,onr of the finest mountain scenery IN Wo
c0nnry n ry,l,r- and terms adiro,, T. W EVANS Manager
rI,uE NANLPASul ~ r.., ,.,.c,,
Einc-t ocean scenery thr MAJ h47e'c' 'os' TUT
scrptlon sddir-s AMMl bEOWN.
Nv HE WINDSOR. ~, n,pr =
ave. and Kmg,l"y--ti lUo >aIuS '"' wv "'' ~
dcr nan agrmcnt OF The owners
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New-York. Monday. July - 1890.
NJ sales were hold at the Exchange and Auction Room
today 49, o .
Sac Of d,y,ru with lot. 80 lG7 West 7oth.st c Of
1Otiayc, Wo, "a! !0urncG o. August ..
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RAY BROOh HOUSE,
AnIRcNDAG MOUNTAINS.

Delightfully."- located I.Ay brOJA, y. \. Only ure'
mile from Ssrauac Lake station Oh nc Chaeargi L. !.
Tn-st biOOA trout fishing the Ad.rJncac hs All dfJ
and hnNgoratng; pure spring water fresh vegetables
milk cream butter eggs and brook trout duIng the entiI
SeaeOn. Rooms aigG we'll furnished aud ventilated. ScC
for circular with city references.
y. CAMERON Proprietor.
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ID ROPOSALS FOR PLUMBING, &c:-Dep0t
Quartelmaster's once Dqvd,s Island n rf, be be
received until II 80 a m; WEDNESDAY, JHka JiHkis aynd IA
soo and opned Immediately thereafter for supplying ano
aIti1g nm nath.tub, Wateicosc and Urnas IN blse.
mont ~ Isss Brick Barrack at ths place Plans Spsc D
general Instruct To- bidders ana Dlih
of proposals Will furnished 70 bidders on eaeryed
~ o1ce Tho right TO reject any al hld, j. ISs,av
~ The United states. captain J. McE. Hf As''''
ou,rtermastcr L = Army Depot Quarterma,rI.
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ID ROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

/ fHsdrphla Depot Of the Q. NJ. Department. No.
ies Arch.st. Philadelphia, June 10. SEALED pro-
VIII be rcceiI I'd here until II O'Clock
a m WEDNESDAY, July l6. 1890 for furnishing tho
: Qua termaster's Department with 1000 nhcts. un
trimmed 1000 cork helmets, l5O90 forage caps i9'o099
10000 pairs WOOen stockings, $1,000
nar cotton sockings 100000 pairs Berlin gloves, 1900
pairs bsnack shoes 900 pairs Arctic overshoes 10000
pnrs l,rgns, 1000 axes, 800 shoNcs, long handled
10000 pillow cases. ljJ company order books 30 company
letters frce.d books 80 company letters sent books oO
tnd.x book- FOR comuanv :tcs sent books for
company letters received 100 post order books 30 post et
80 post letters books 80 post tter sem index 6ooSs'
delivery other points Will also D" cohsueIeu'
iders must d1,es q their proposed deliveries orS-
crnment reserves the Right 10 reject any OF az ooas'
articles O domestic production or h an
ufucturc conditions OF quality and price uncGeng ~ te
productions manufactures te dN Wte
n being equal The required guarantee IN 10 per cent Ot
the value II articles proposed FOR should accompany pro-
proposals specifications ana an lhIoha
ton Will be furnished BY this Office Upon aIlGaton iIfl ,or
Military Supplies" and addressed - the ndersisned w.
CHNNDIElt Deputy O. VI. General, United states Army.
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hDIRONDAtkS.
THE NNEAI@IDI IIOIEI.

LAh J. tI4ALIUl y. J :,
Charmingly located west Nic Of Lake Placid
With aud mountain scepeIS second " none IN the
Adirondaoks. Perfect IN al It's appointments, ana IA
every respect dchgAHIl summer home open June 10
TO October 10. send tor circular. .
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GUNNER Resorts q.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
A FAST TRAIN WITH .HHOCHH NLtLf NJ OAi~'
NEW.YORK & TCPPER LAKE SIAIlON'
NEW. YORK CENTRAL AND


FAST TRAIN WITH TlIHOCUn NLEEPlN" CAtNo
NEW.YORK & TUPPER LAKE SIAIloN'
NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND
ROME WATERIONN & OHDI-NS ~ ~ "
Tbc new train through sleeping caFs FOR aupRer
Lake station !caNrs GlanO central Depot i0O +; VI =
excep Saturdays. running over tht Gr,at Foui 1riCN
New. YORK Central ,du.u-c1r from NcW,l orA ay' -
ner leave, Ct.ca ii 80 T. VI. VIA X W ~; ~ ~ ;
arriv., Paul smith station, 'ia northern AGHo.'. "A
II IL . 40 A. NJ; SaIandc Inn station, y :VV a. "a ;
ChGwold station, 9:@0 a. NJ Iupper Lake S'd'ion'
8 80 \. VI. ,... p.,l Sr,,,hs
Hotel 10 90 A. VI. Ian, 10 80 A u CnIlu"o'u
House u 100 A. NJ, WaNte'h Lodge. " w =, " =.
The completion OF the northern Auiroiuach fsoa" "
Tuper Lake station. in the heart OF the Az ~ anu
the running Of through seetng css Va r,SaY
Utica Norwood. MORA and North'rn Ad,iohdIIH law
to Tuppcr station. makes accessible all resorts W
the Northern AdIrOuddckS , -. ,oLe
Returning through s.oopinc cars leave Iuppst Lake
station 80 =. NJ. arfiV" NcwYorN GO A VI.
THOUSAND sSLANDS.
The fast TRAIN vita l..o, n stpIs cas- caves "fana
Central Depot every dav J. NJ. arrives CaNtnh ~
a NJ: ArsandrA Bav 30 \. N. connects al s'alno"4O
docX CLAYTON with R0,a. Nai Line steamers u I0Hirta
quebec and E!yor Sosucnay passing lana lSi@iDS
and Rapids by daylight ..to, q
cau b. ohtancd at an New-NoiK Central oil g. BE sure
Ten Cents postage for illustrated S"pN OF hVd' -
Rates for SKINNER Tours" two hunGid and eghtch llS
pagcs octave se the handsonest book OF It's cNA
actcr in The world. ...,.,-. =,
Il W. s o. X. r. Oswcco n y.
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Executors and Trustees under
cOlscd.
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4 DIR0NDtCKe- MERRILL nOU>t.
A DIRO>DACK HOu>E,

foG, h,hine u, entIt s'9,oa ar-trn@ 3'conmodtiion
iOl co ~ ct. Oieu May % NOV / Addr@ss
OLiNLE lOJ ST.. NJ -fiN. Clinton co.. y. Y.
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ADIRONDACIi-.
- I0TE A(.EA

On = HKOON LAhI-, y. =.
rhi' r32ulal re,or VI" 0Pe9 JaP' o yoT g'sS;
ON-SChkOON. y. O.. WARREN 60. y: Y.
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DIRONDACk- MOUNT PORTER HOUSE
~ kEENE VALLEY, y. y.

$50 feet aOO,c keene valley nncly located; grand
mountain view unc,, and tab!r. bathrooms aud
HOLT 4 HURLEY PropIicto.s.
JAMES HOLT, Manage.
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TREMBLUE HALL, new sLLper resort, opens JJ
20. situated on Lake Chanpla!u ninutrs' Walk II
depot and steambOa: landing Terms moderato. l.
tclars address FARRELL s. ADGATE Port h ent y.
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'IToR BULLETIN =

EDITOR BULLETIN
The law made in 1883 preventing
certain class passenger vessels from
carrying lepers is undoubtedly
sound one, but it seems that there
is some difficulty in carrying out
this law and at the same time enforce
the segregation of the lepers as it
ought to be. Lately here on Maui
we notice an unusual amount of
pronounced lepers at large. We are
convinced that no blame can be at
tached whatever to the health and
Dolce officers of the districts; the
reason is simply the want of con-
veyance to send the lepers to Homo
lulu. The officers here have for
some times depended on the steamer
viva" to transport the unfortunate
people, but since she has stopped
running here, no shipment has been
made. We call the attention of the
Board of Health to this matter and
expect a special steamer to be sent
TO Kahului to carry away the sick
and enforce segregation.
TAXPAYERS.
Maui, June 2S, 1890.
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THE ELECTION.

The election TO Gil the vacancy in
the Legislature caused by the resig-
nation of Hon. j A. Cummins,
passed off very quietly yesterday.
Mr.. z. o. Berger and Mr.. A,
Young were the candidates, the
former representing the National
Reform party and the latter the Re-
form party. The polls closed at 3
O'Clock p. M, and just twenty min
utes after that hour Mr.. John Cas-.
sidy, of the Bell Telephone Com
pany, had got the complete returns
from every district on the island,
and telephoned them to the press
aud others, The National Reform
nominee, Mr.. Berger, received 9il
votes, and Mr.. Young 535, giving
Mr.. Berger majority of 436. Fol
lowing are the returns from the
various districts
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NEVER MORE.

You ask little prose could | write?
Well, can try, perhaps inditc
A thought or two, and get it straight,
Tho in poetry our flight is great.
From earth, earthly we emanate,
And our sinful flesh we emancipate;
AS we soar above. and beyond the stars
From lifc's battle field with its many
scars.
And there. in that beautiful world apart
From all that crosses and grieres our
heart,
We may close our eyes to our lonely lot
And dwell with those who are not for
got.
Far worse than the naughticst of
naughty men
Are the faucilul flights of my little pen.
My intention was good, though tits out
of my line.
To send you this article all prosy and
fine.
I'll try very hard to complete it IN
prose,
Yes, did the theatre by request, and
those
Who were there of the upper ten
Beumed festive and brilliant at Jokes
now and then.
Every fan fluttcred itself into tusscl
When Bell had the cheek to sing Of the
hustle,
With jolly good nature he gave it the
ring,
Too good to be true" was, good
thing.
Pardon our preference in this little case,
1t tenderly clings and twines round the
base
"What is love-" song, singer, nor place
Could appeal to our soul with more
delicate grace.
On side dish of gossip, to quiet and
calm,
1t settled and fell, like hallowin2
psalm,
| While secretly prayed that my neigh.
Dor might learn,
From the "nOwnesS of then" to closely
discern,
a beautiful lesson envelopcd in song,
And feel that its impress was left OF
the thropg,
| can't tell you why, but my pens lik
mule
And never was known to be prosy b.
rule.
$40 err is so humaa, to forgive is di
vine,'
appeal to your nature, tho tits huma
like mine.
fPardOn my error, which lay Mt you
door.
Ask life for your prose, but me
NEVER MORE.
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TIID
A PROJECTED STEAM SERVICE.

The last California mail brought
the news that the French Govern
ment had submitted TO the Oceanic
Steamship Company the draft OF q
contract for mail service between
San Francisco and Tahiti, and the
prospect seemed fair that the par
ties would agree upon terms.
Should The Oceanic Steamship
Company undertake the service,
they propose to put on a good
steamer to run between Honolulu
and Tahiti, connecting here with
the direct San Francisco boat, TO
which freight and passengers will be
transferred,
The Importance to the Hawaiian
Islands of opening up this trade is
apparent to ali who have given the
matter any attention, and while at
the start the business may be limit
ed, it cannot fai! TO grow and in
crease as the service is continued.
We have not at hand at present
figures showing the imports and ex-
ports of Tahiti, or the general bust
ness transacted there, but we know
that sailing vessels run regularly be-
tween Tahiti and San Francisco, re-
ceiying subsidy from the French
Government, but which will cease
when the proposed steam service is
established. There are also vessels
trading between New Zealand and
Tahiti, taking supplies TO the latter,
not only for its requirements, but to
be distributed from there as cen
tire to various small islands.
Now, there is no reason why Ho-
nolulu should not be the centre fol-
all this business, and in addition tc
being the shipping station for the
products of those islands, furnish
much of the supplies needed by
them. Cattle may be specially
mentioned as supply that GU,
graziers can furnish. Tahiti has tc
import largely in this line, New
Zealand being at present one of thu
countries imported from. Will
regular steam communication,
part, if not the whole, of that trad
could be secured to this country.
In view of these facts, it is to b
hoped that the contemplated slear
service will before long be inaugu
rated, and we trust the presen
Legislature will consider we'll tn
Importance Of granting fair sui
sidy to any parties who will under
take an enterprise fraught with 5
much promise of benefit to hi
kingdom.
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SUPREME COURT.
BEFORE DOLE, !.

The King VS.. Leymour, arraigned
for perverting justice assisting j. II.
Mills in his attempted escape. Plea
will be taken Saturday.
King VS.. Joe, arraigned for per-
jury. Creighton for prosecution |;
Achi for defendant.
The King vs.. Kealoha, larceny.
Creighton for prosecution; johnson
for defendant. On trial.
IN cHAMBERs-BEFoRE JUDD, G. j.
In re estate of Robinson, on trial.
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SUCH is LIFE.
EDITOR BULLETIN :

EDITOR BULLETIN -
Alas Mr.. A. Young, the great
Upton Slasher of the so called Re-
form Party, who was called to the
front to knock out the modest and
unpretentious Mr.. Berger, was COM
p!etely knocked out of time in the
third round by Mr.. Berger; conse-
Qaently McGinty threw up the sponge
in disgust, ami no doubt will soon be
found in the ranks Of Berger and
his square-dealing mechanic. Such
is life, dear boy. GLENCOE.
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1st-All that land containing an area
of 45015 acres and situate In kipabulu
aud Waialae-iki, District of Kona, Oahu,
and being the same premises conveyed
to the said Philip Milton by the Trus-
tees Of the Estate of w. @. Linaliio.
2nd--All that land containing an area
of nine acres situate in Palolo Valley,
and being the same premises conveyed
to the said Philip Milton by Ursolda
Sherman. This property has 4 large
reservoir upon it. which supplies the
lower lands with water for rice culliva-
ton, the reservoir is $50 fathoms square
and has depth of IA feet. and cost in
the neighborhood of $4,000.
3rd-Ali that land containing an area
of LEO acres and situate at Kipahulu,
Oahu. The two larger tracts 10 kipa-
hulu and Waialae-iki are fenced with
good stone walls and wire fencing di-
vides them from property now in pos
session of ID. =. lsenberg ana used foi
ranching purposes.
| Also at the same time and place the
| following
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CO-partnership Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Tom
IN Cow and ALI Phart have formed
a CO. partnership under the firm name
of Tom Cow 81 Co., and will carry on Il
dry goods and tailoring business at No.
30 Nuuanu street, opening on Saturday,
July IL, 1890 Col lw
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DR.. A. Is. CARTER

HAS removed his Office to No. SO
HI Beretania, between Fort and
Nuuanu streets. Office hours: $3.50 to
IL A. NJ, and 2 to 4, and to Il. NJ.
Mutual Telephone No. 392. $40 I'm
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TO LET
TO LET or LEASE
10 RENT or LEASE

xaes a TNIIAT desirable Premises
A35S Il on Fort street, in the
e4 "McInerny Block" recently
occupied by j. N. S. Williams, suitable
for Office or store. For information
apply TO office Union Iron Works, Es-
planade, or to
300 I'm jim, y. WILLIAMS.
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Sale of Fancy Articles F!

THERE will be sale of Fancy Arti-
l. cles, chiefly Hawaiian, at Queen
Emma Hall, on FRIDAY, July Ii,
1890, for the benefit of that institution.
Refreshments will be served. 5Sl til
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DIR. A. LUTZ

wv III. have Office hours from to 6
w A. NJ. and to 3 Y. ID, at No. 80
Beretania, between Fort and Nuuanu
streets. Mutual Telephone Nos. 1852
aud l7G. $40 In
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LADIES' NURSE.

NERs. MONROE, ladies' nurse, hss
WI removed 10 No. 3. Rusui lane.
Fehla-oS
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Fol: SALE

hIEW Furniture: Farlor and Bed
IN room Sets, Stove, Etc, Etc at a
sacrifice. Apply ut Office OF Hawaiian
Carriage Manufacturing Co. Col BIZ
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FOR SALE

~ VOLUMES Encyclopedia Britain
IL Mica, Morocco bound, in good
condition, never used. Apply at this
Office. h72 If
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FOR SALE

w ESTERMAYER Piano for sale as
w good as new, only bought few
mOalhs ago. Inquire at the
TEMPLE OF FASHION,
coo lW Cor. Hotel and Fort SITS.
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LEASEHOLDs:

Lease from Trustees of Bishop Estate
OF Haahila, 800 acres, yearly rental
5000, lease expires August, 1899,
Lease from s. Hawai- ahd Eekaui of =
pieces of land in Waiamau and kekio
321 acres, yearly rental S2i, lease cx-
pires in August, 1899.
The lands of Waahila 4SG acres are
now bringing rental under an agree
ment with Portuguese of $500 q year.
There are about acres OF t;lro almost
ripe which will be sold with the land
upon which it is growing
The income from Oranges, Lines,
Coffee, Etc, and Pasturagc have
amounted to about 800 n year.
The property above set forth have
laborer's house, slaughter house and
other outbuildings upon them, and 2
bullock pens.
Also Mt the same time and place about
400 Head Of Cattle,
Including about
co Mich Cows, Seven Pair of Working
Oxen, also 5 Horses, q Mares and 2
| Colts, Ok Cart, Saddles and Brides,
Yokes, etc etc.. and other utensils and
property used upon well appointed
| Rauch.
rs The Property can be inspected at
any time. For further particulars apply
| to
JAS. II. MORGAN,
Auctioneer,
Or, TO CECIL BROWN,
Executor IL Trustee. 500 I'm
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WANTED

sasA A FsNO buy for cash Small
.4fssL?@ l. House and Lot, with a
Assss15 good title and centrally
located. Call on Chas. Hammer, cor
ner King and Fort street, for further
information. sos 81
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C0-DartlGrSliD Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm
IN of the Hawaiian Hotel Stables Co.
has been recognized. George w. Mac
farlane, Il. II. Miles, w. Austin Whit
ing, trustee and ThOs. S. Kay, have re-
tired from said firm and all interests
are now vested in ID. Paul X. Isenberg,
w. ii. COrnwell and $. /. Shaw, who
as cO-partners under said firm name
will carry on the business of Hack,
Boarding and Livery Stables and I'M
porters and Dealers in Live Stock.
COrnwell, resident of Waikiki, Maui.
Shaw * lsenberg, residents of Homo
lulu.
Hawaiian Hotel Stables Co.
d. PAUL r. ISENBERG,
WIN. ii. C0RNWELL,
S. !. SHAW.
Honolulu, June o, 1890. sos 2w
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Underwriters Sale
TOMORROW, July 1fth,
AT rs O'CLOCK NcON,
At r. II. Davies & CO y Warehouse,
Esplanade, will sell at Public Auction
for account Of whom 1t may concern:
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10 hdls, 2G7 sbts Gal. Corrugated Sheets
G'0XS-3, 2IQ--45I0 lbs
10 bdls, l20 shts Gal. Corrugated Sheets
7'0XS-9, 9iG --22S9 lbs
bdls, GO shts Gal. Corrugated Sheets
S'OxS-3, 2iG-l300 lbs
bdls, % shts Gal. Corrugated Sheets
9'oxS-3, 2iG G72 lbs
bids, ~ shts Gal. Corrugated Sheets
10'0xS-3, ZIG -GI2 lbs
THp B. Co
IL bdls, 1876 shts Gal. Corrugated Sheets
I'UNS-3, 24G-2lSI lbs
bdls, 40 shts Gal. Corrugated Sheets
S'OxS~3, 2lG-Sio lbs
90 hdls, 1913 shts Gal. Corrugated Sheets
9'OXS-3. 24G-4950 lbs
bdl, shts Gal. Corrugated Sheets
l0'0XS-3. 2IG-22S lbs
5 bdls, Is shts Gal. Corrugated Sheets
7'OXS-3, 2GG-7l9 lbs
bdls, 81 shts Gal. Corrugated SHEETS
S'OXs-3, a6G-l3i7 lbs
Ttin &Ce
! . blls, 81 shts Gal Corrugated Sheets
5'OxS-3, 24G 47l lbs
| 6 bdls. 50 shls Gal. Corrugated Sheets
6'0xS-3. 2lG-1442 lbs
2 bdls. 24 shts Gal. Corrugated Sheets
7'QxS-3, 2lG - 45S lbs
| Is bids, $50 shts Gal Corrugated Sheets
S'OxS-3, 2iG-4l46 lbs
24 bdls. 2l0 shts Gal. Corrugated Sheets
G'0xS-3, 2iG-5575 lbs
JBW
30 bdls. 45G shts Gal. Corrugated Sheets
6'0X8-3, 24G-11GG lbs
bdls, 81 shts Gal. Corrugated Sheets
7'OxS-3, GIG 1906 lbs
bdls, 20 shts Gal Corrugated Sheets
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bdl, l6 shts Gal Corrugated Sheets
5'OxS-3, PIG 255 lbs
3 bdls, 20 shts Gal. Corrugated Sheets
S'uxS-3, 24G-460 lbs
81 bdls, ls7 shts Gal. Corrugated Sheets
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25 BID IS, 200 shts Gal. Corrugated Sheet!
l0'0XS-3--5S2l lbs
TRD g. Co
&c
Sc bdls No. G Block Rolled Fencing
43 bdls No. Block Rolled Fencing
Wire,
II bds No. 4 Block Rolled Fencing
Wire,
Each Bundle weighing 224 lbs.
WIS
TRD& Co
LC
$ IS bxs Charcoal Tin Plate, lxi4x20
THD & Co
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reels, 4 pit Gal. Patent Steel
Z" Barb Fence Wire, liz lbs each
4 Damaged cx ship ''Borrowdalo" fro:
Liverpool to Honolulu.
;, Terms Cash in U. S. Gold Coin.
e LEWIS j. LHVET.
e 6Ol lt Auctioneer.
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TO LET

sSg O. rfNHE Two-story Brick
EESs9a j. Building now used as
EasalE the Office of the Hawaiian
Tramways Co., N'd), on King street,
suitable either for an office or store.
Apply at the Hawaiian Commercial
Salesrooms. sos If