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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-29
. AMERICAN CATHOLICISM.

Good Christian reading is this
from sermon by Archbishop Ire
land of st Paul, during the late
Catholic congress in Baltimore:
The Church of America must be,
Of course, as Catholic as even in
Jerusalem or Rome, but so far rs
her garments assume color from the
local atmosphere she must I've AM
crican. Let no one dare 10 paint
her brow with foreign tint or pin to
her mantle foreign Innings. There
is danger in receiving large access
sions of Catholics from foreign coun-
tries. God witnesses it they are
welcome. will not intrudo upon
their personal affections and tastes,
but these, if foreign, they shall not
intrude upon the Church. Amcri-
cans have no longing Tor church
with n foreign aspect. 1t would
WELD no influence over them. In no
manner could it prosper. Exotics
have never but sickly forms.
1t is time to bring back the print
tive gospel spirit; TO 90 out into
highways and byways; to preach on
housctops and in municipalities.
Erect stately churches if you will.
II all are not there press the alb
scntccs to hear you beneath humble
roofs. If some remain yet outside,
speak to them in the streets or the
public road. The time has come
| for salvation armies" to penetrate
! the widest tlicket of thOrns and
briars and bring the words of God
To the ear OF the most vile, the most
ignorant and the most goddess. Saw
ing those who insist on being saved
as we are satisfied in doing, is not
the mission of the Church. This is
not the religion we need to-day, to
sing lovely anthems in cathedral
stalls, to wear capes of broidcrcd
gold, while no multitude ,hrong
nave or aisle, and the world outside
is dying of spiritual and moral starry
alton.
Seek out men; speak to them, not
in stilted phrase or seventeenth cen
tnry sermon style, but in burning
words that 60 TO their hearts rs wei
as their minds. Popularize religion
so far rs principles permit. Into
the arena, priests and Iaymen; secl
out social grievances, lead in move
ments to heal them. Peep mcrci
fully into factories; breathe fresl
air into crowded tenement quarter,
of the poor; follow on the street,
the crowds of vagrant children
lessen, on railways and in public
service, Sunday work, which renders
for thousands the practices of rel
gion impossible; cry out against TIN
fearful evil of intemperance, whicl
is damning hourly the bodies ant
souls of countless victims. - Alt
California.
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California /: Lands
FOR SAIL,

T>fIE undersigned wishes to inform
l. the public that he has opened n
Branch California Land Office, at No.
II Merchant street, Honolulu.
To persons wishing 10 invest in
Choice Timber, Agriculture, Fruit or
Grazing Lands in the fine State of Cali
fornia, or in Desirable Building Lots in
the beautiful City and Suburbs of Oak
land, with its unrivalcd climate and
opportunities. am prepared to offer
every induccmcnt in the way of bar
gains.
The Lands which here offer have all
been most carefully inspected by Il
thoroughly reliable surveyor, employed
specially for that purpose, and ! am
therefore enabled to give satisfactory
guarantee that every piece offered will
strictly correspond with the description
given by me.
The Titles to these Lands are perfect.
being in the main state school lands.
The previous personal inspection
thereof ut great expense, offers abso-
lutte security to purchasers and is an
inducemcnt offered by no other dealer
in state school lands in California.
The price ranges from $3.50 per acre
upward according to quality and loca-
ton, and there is no doubt, by taking
into account the rapid growth and pro-
erosion of that State, that these lands
offered 1T these low figures must within
few years command much higher
price and so secure 10 every investor u
profit not easily cqualed in any other
line of speculation.
This opportunity will be open for n
limited time only, and therefore cX-
tend an invitation 70 all who wish Ia
secure good and cheap homes in that
magnificent State and Country, and also
to those who desire to invest little
money to so great advantage and profit,
to call upon me soon aud obtain full
particulars.
Information will be chccrfuily given.
M~ Office room with j. A. MagoOn
attorney. No. ~ Merchant street,
AGO If A. MOIteDFF.
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PORTUGUESE MEETING.

A large meeting of Portuguese
was held yesterday evening in the
yard of the Royal School. Its OBJ
ject was mainly to urge on that
nationality the desirability of secur-
ing their political privileges by re-
gistering. Mr.. Marques pressed this
idea upon the audience, saying he
spoke not in the interest of party
so much as that of their colony.
Speeches were also made Messrs.
Cummings and Lucas, candidates of
the National Reform Party, which
were heartily applauded. Mr.. Osorio
spoke on behalf Of the Reform party.
According to this papers informa-
ton, the meeting was strongly in
favor of the National Reform Party's
ticket
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SUPREME COURT.

The jury returned q verdict for
plaintiffs, Tuesday, in j. $. Walker
Ct al. vs.. Mikaela ct al
c. J. Mccarthy VS.. ID. Manaku,
assumpsit, was tried before mixed
jury, which returned verdict. for
plaintiff, one dissenting. G. X.
Wilder for plaintiff, j. A. MagOon
for defendant.
This forenoon the term was occu-
pied with the trial, by native jury,
of Kuheana vs.. Pahuilima, eject
mcnt. Kinney for plaintiff Ash
ford for defendant. 1t was admit
ted by counsel to be question of
law rs to the ownership Of the land,
which the Chief Justice thereupon
decided in favor of the plaintiff.
The question remaining for the jury
was as to the damages, if any, for
one years occupation by defendant.
Counsel for defendant was address
ing the jury before the noon recess.
The Jury returned q verdict for
plaintiff for the land and SIT DANA
ges.
Mr.. Justice Dole at chambers or
dercd the will of the late Philip Mil
ton admitted to probate, and that
letters testamentary issue to Cecil
Brown under $40, 900 bond.
Before Mr.. Justice McCully, the
accounts of Samuel B. Rose, guar
dian of Minnie +. Rose and Chas.
III. Rose, were submitted. They
were for the year ending Dec. 81,
1889, and that for the estate OF
Minnie T.. Rose was the final &C
count. The guardian petltioned fol-
his discharge as regards this ward
1t was ordered that both accounts
be allowed, that as regards the ware
Minnie Il. Rose the guardian BIZ
discharged, and his bond, as relatc
to her-one-half or sl000-be can
celled. The guardian and the tw'
| wards appeared in person.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

IL is stated that seven great flour
mills ut Milwaukee have formed a
combination, involving $4,000, 900
capital and an annual output of n
million and half barrels Of flour,
to fight the English syndicate mills.
One of the walls of the new
Throop avenue Presbyterian church,
Brooklyn, n. Y, fell early Jan. 8
on q three story frame building.
Two inmates of the house, Mary and
David Purdy, were killed and two
others injured so that their death
was hourly expected.
Queen Victoria|was about to start,
Jan. 0, for Hamburg on account Of
severe attacks of rheumatism.
c. p. Huntington the millionaire
is making fuss over charge of
5000 duty at the New York custom
house, on silks, laces, and other
costly stuff that his wife brought
from Europe in her baggage.
A strange accident happened on
the steamer State OF California after
she was brought disabled into San
Francisco. Fifteen men from the
Risdon Iron Works were at work on
Golfer dam built under the stern,
when terrific explosion occurred.
Their lights were put ont, some OF
them were scalded with steam, and
the propeller crashed through every
thing to the bottom of the dam.
The explosion was caused by tn.
heating of the water which had gra
dually collected within the hollow
Of the hub of the propeller, thu
close fitting shaft not permitting thu
steam TO escape.
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FALSE REPORTS or SPEECHES

EDITOR BULLETIN: The manner
in which reports of ones speeches
are purposely distorted and publish
cd in the Reform Party's newspa-
pcrs is getting too barcfaced to be
allowed TO go unchallenged.
In the speech credited to me by
the Times, / am unsupported regard
ing my reference to the military.
What | did say was that volunteers
should be abolished and none but
regulars be kept for the Government
service.
l did not say that the Ministers
should be elected. Our platform is
an open denial on this score.
The reference to the whites COM
ing here before the mast and jump
ing into fat, soft thing in Hawaii,
has no application to the mechanics or
the whites that came in on their own
account, which they have n right to
do. referred to that class of men
who are imported to supplant native
and white teachers identified with
the country, and those who supplant
both natives and whites in the many
cmplOyments under Government, i'm
ported specially for that purpose.
On this point l am emphatically OPP
posed. There are enough whites
and natives, who are better entitled
TO the consideration of the Govern
ment or Reform party than strang-
ers.
The Times also reported that /
said that ."the King should be the
power above ali laws, and rule in
his country" What l said was that
the King has been shorn OF many
rights and privileges by the Reform
constitution which should be cor
rected at the coming Legislature.
HIS veto power should be better de-
fined. This is exactly what SAID,
and it must be apparent that my
speech has been wllfully perverted.
! mentioned the injustice of the
action and favoritsm shown by the
Board of Education, and | said Mr..
Bishop should be put out of his pO-
sition us head of that bureau.
| will not trespass on your space
to point out in detail the numerous
misstatements made about me as
contained in the Times report OF
my speech, and also in items against
me in the p. G. Advertiser.
In almost every particular it is .
tissue of falsehoods, for the purpose
of creating race prejudice and wean'
ing my foreign friends to their side
! repeat now that my advice an(
counsel to the natives hitherto ant
always shall be, to avoid the use o
liquor, not to take brides, to Qualif,
themselves according to law, not t.
he bluffed by the partisan officials
who would seek to deprive them o
their just rights, and above all tina
| have advised them to avoid com
ing in conflict with the white breth
rem who are in our midst, and any
one that says differently is n liar.
II. w. WILCOX.
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THE AMERICAN SITUATION.
As viewed by the President Of the
w. &. T.s.

We have been handed the follow
ing summary of the annual address
of Miss Frances +. Willard, Presi-
dent of the National Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union, at the late
session in Chicago:
Miss Willard referred to the Cio-
min trial, and the kissing of the Ame-
rican flag by the anarchists recently,
and said: "1he experiment of free
government in our large towns and
cities is failure loudly confessed
by men themselves. Nor are the
reasons for this monumental catas-
trophe mysterious. America has
become the dumping ground Of Eu-
ropean cities. The emigration has
steadily deteriorated in proportion
Us its quantity has grown. To-day
we have hundred thousand anar.
cl,sts among us in this country
who claim to have $4,000 drilled
soldiers ut their call many as
the entire regular army of the United
States. The multiplication OF inven-
tons, the enormous accumIllatiOns
of capital, the corporate combina-
tons and octopus grip of the trusts
render our wagc-workcr9, uneasy.
Bread or blood is the inscription
on many concealed red flag, and
the motive of many 4 hidden bomb.
Note the sullen look on grimy faces
in mine and manufactory and on
the streets; read the labor gangs of
the day and see if wcll-to-dO Anne
ricans are not asleep on the edge OF
q volcano. We spend fifteen hundred
millions q year for liquor and to-
bacco--ten times rs much as we do
for education and religion; we have
2j0,O saloons, enough TO form n
line from Chicago to New York 4;
and in making alcoholic beverages
we waste enough grain annually ,o
pave n street thousand miles Will
loaves of bread
Mrs. Caroline Il. Buell., CORES.
ponding secretary of the society
read n review of its work during tho
past twelve years. She said this
year had been made memorable by
the defeat of prohibition in severa
States, and that to secure victory
for that cause Congress must b,
mctamorphosed and State legisla
ton changed, "and this seems wei
nigh impossible"
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PUBLIC CONCERT.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will
play this evening nj Thomas Square
commencing at $50 o'clock. Fol
lowing is the programme
FART I.
March-Nienna Hearts. .Sciiild
Overture .-Caliph of Baglad. Boeldien
Variation on u German Song. ..OchS
Selection--Prince MinamOto. Fillette
Poll Pulnehana, Like no a Like, Malu
Ike 40.
PART II.
SelectiOn--Norma. .....n....... Bcllini
Gavotte---Think of 1t (ncw) .Eilrnberg
Waltz--Blue Danube. ......... Strauss
Galop--IIit and Miss. .......... Hcrvc
Hawaii POnOi.
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.sIA W Allan
COMMERCIAL SALESROOMS
Cor. Queen 4 Nunanu Sts.

THESE rooms have been opened for
Il the convenience not only of MGR.
chants, but of The General Public II
affords desirable medium OF selling
of accumulated stocks or articles al any
description. without The necessity of
putting them under the "hamincr."
Few Of NJ, even In our household
Affairs, but what have something That,
we continually say: 81 wish | could
sell that, but II send it to auction
may get next to nothing for it." These
Salc'rooms meet your requirement
what yon do not want other, are III
need Of
8,lI" This is strictly commission
business and the interests of clients will
he carefully guarded.
I. ID. WALKER,
Manager,
Honolulu Jan. &c, 1890. 1853 lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-29
THE ELECTION LAW. WHArNExT?

EDITOR BULLETIN: The old Elec-
ton Laws fixed the Inspectors Of
Election for Representatives. The
present Election Law throws the
whole machinery Of election into the
hands of the Minister of the In
terror.
Who made this law! For what
purpose was il made just such as it
is? Was it honestly made? Or
was il madc-as the bulk of the
laws during the last two sessions,
to lay the country bound hand and
foot at the feet of the present Cabi-
net-the present Cabinet only and
no other until--"When:"
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Drill Co. c Honolulu Rifles, al
T:30.
Oahu Lodge No. l, X. of p, at
1880.
Mystic Lodge No. 2, X. of p, al
1880.
Services at Central Union church,
at 1880.
Services at st. Andrews Cathe.
dral, at 1870.
Band concert at Thomas Square
at 40
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
ichr Mary for Ilanalci
PASSENGERS.

For San Francisco per bk Alden
RrSsc, Jan ON BronssOt.
For Kahulni per stmr likelikc, Jan IS
w NJ Giffard. j ID Class and wife. -
roomey, and 70 deck.
For Kauai per stmr Mikaha'a, Jan IS
MIR Bishop. Mr. Foster, Miss Rowcll,
Miss Rhodes. j Dyer, j II Barenaba,
Achork, T. Murray. Mr. Mills, A : Hart
well, l. Stolz, J X Farley and 10 deck.
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THERE will be meeting of the 3rd
District, in the interest OF the Ma
tional Reform Party, Friday night,
3lst inst, at 7 30 p. M, in the Rifles
Armory, Beretania street. The candi-
date for that District, Mr.. A. Mar
ques, together with the other candi-
dates of the National Reform party,
cordially invite the electors of the
neighboring districts to be present.
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THERE will be Ampli0ed Third Rank
l. nv "Mvstic Team" THIS lWedncs.
day NIGHT, at 1850 O'clock, AT their
Castle Hall, on King street. All Quail
fled are cordially invited.
Per order. G. 7. WILDER,
485 1t T.. g.
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SHIPPING NnIES.

The schooner, Lnka and Catcrina are
ON the Marine Railway.
The bark Andrew Welch will finish
unloading her cargo Of coal tomorrow.
She has been discharging nj the rate of
$50 tons Il day.
The schooner Mary brought Isl bags
paddy from IIanalri.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-29

THE following tenders for new
school houses have been accepted 10y
the Board of Education, viz: II.
Hall, for house at Kaauhuhu, Hama
kua, Hawaii: Sam. Kanahelc, foi
house at HonOmu, Hilo, Hawaii
Sam. Mahoe, for house at Waimca
s. Kohala, Hawaii.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-29

THE Chinese company leasing lice
lands OF Judge McCully ut Waikiki
have sublct large tract hitherto
uncullivated, consisting OF rush
swamps, to company OF their conn-
trymcn who have started II banana
plantation on it.
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ART CLASSES !

nRAWING and Painting in oils
- and water Colors, Monochrome,
Crnyon. Etc on Tuesdays and Fridays
afternoon, and Saturdays morning and
afternoon.
II, BARNFIEl.D, Artist,
Spreckels' Block, Fort street.
4G3 lw+
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TnE part OF the old fish pond in
front OF the Oahu Railway station
has been filed in, already, before
being smooihcd over and made into
cultivated lawn rs projected, max
ing great Improvement in appear
aucpS,
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TUE band plays tonight at Thomas
Square; tomorrow evening, ut the
Catholic fair, Arion hall; Friday
evening. at Thomas Square; Satur-
day afternoon, ut Emma Square.
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MEETING NOTICE.

A MEETING of the LIST Division Of
n the Liliuokalani Educational
Society will be held on MONDAY
NEXT, February 3rd, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ f,
at Washington Place. A full attend.
ance is requested
Ats II PER ORDER.
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AN escaped Reformatory School
boy was ordered back in the Police
Court this morning. One nail OF TG
for drunkenness was forfeited. All
Fong, defended by A. Rosa, was fined
$6l.2O and given two hours hard
labor, for opium unlawiully in posses
sion. He appealed to the Supreme
Court
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IMPORTANT to ALL!

ESPECIALLY to those who believe
IL IN equal rights, "'rhe American
Sentinel" a weekly paper, the object of
which is to show the evils of "lteligions
Legislation" One or more copies Of
different dates can he had free, by ap
plying personally or by post to the
undersigned.
N. F. BURGERS.
Honolulu, II. |.
P.S. Would be glad TO hear from
the other islands. 4G3 Nv
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TIE Catholic Fair at the Arion
Hall will Toe open from two To ten
o'clock, p. m, tomorrow. Children
under twelve years OF age will he
admitted free.
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WANTED

4 SITUATION MS Sugar Clerk or
N Night Walchman nj n mill, or Il
place rs Luna on Il good plantation.
Has experience and can furnish good
reference. Cali or address M. T.. r."
BULLETIN Onicc. 457 If
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Disgusting Equitable holds remarkable
World
holds larger surplus gives than other
W. bennington Courier
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NOTICE.

TINE Hawaiian Rifle Associations
l. Range, King street, is closed from
this date All persons are hereby for.
hidden 10 practise over above Range
until further notice. BY order.
j, II, SOPER,
President II. X. A,
Honolulu, Jan. "a, 1890 iGl lw
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WANTED

A GIRL or Young Woman To do
IA Homework and lake care OF two
young children. German preferred,
Apply "lS8 Fort Street" 16l st
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THERE will he II meeting in the in
trrcst of the National Reform Party
at Pua's yard, Palama, this evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-29

The Equitable Life colossal institution IL
position and record the highest
place among kindred Banking and
Financial Journal.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-29

With Germany what
Companies the
Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the United
States. Dublin yccum.
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SEE what the California Fruit
Market promises this evening.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
VINO lost Newfoundland dog?

A GOOD situation for woman is
offered to-day.
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G.. W. MACFARLANE offers fireworks
for sale--in good time for the fire.
mems parade and the election.
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Views Of the British Press.

The Equitable shows figures equal TO those of the national balance
cpcctablczcd The Insurance World OF
London
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WANTED

A WOMAN to act as mairon at Ka.
n mehameha School, Address up,
o. Box W." or apply In person. Aus "a
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NOTICE OF meeting of the First
Division, Liliuokalani Educational
Suclrtv, appears elsewhere.
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THE "Myslic team" will operate
the amplfcd third rank nj Castle
Hall this evening.
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Real Estate For Sale.

MN 4 TWO Houses and Lots on
,MaIr l. Robcllo Lane, Paama.
XS2.E Convenient TO steam and tram
cars. Very healthy locality. Lot on
King street, near Hamauku's Lane. For
particulars apply TO
JOHN +. BOWLER,
Or Chas, Il. Quick. 400 3m
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Mn. Marques will hold forth at the
Immigration Depot, kakaako, this
evening.
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THERE will be n cricket match he
tween Champion and Honolulu ON
SATURDAY..
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THE annual parade OF the Homo
lulu Fire Department will he held
Monday night.
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The largest American Lite Offices and therefore the largest in the
World Equitable Life Society Of the t. S. Fapay
London
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FOUND

SINCE 9 month, a New.
" - foundland Dog. who.
will be kept unless costs
X " for damages and expenses
are paid within 10 days.
CuAs. KLEMME,
465 li* l54 Fort street.
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CHESS.

The following are the latest moves in
the correspondence games between HO-
nolnlu and kilauea, Kauai.
GAME ].
knights Game of Ruy Lopez.
White GOnolulm Black ,,kilauca, X
IL. Q-QKi5
lS O-OBsu 49,
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DEPARTURES.


Am bt Alden Besse, Howard. Tor SAN
Francisco at . IN
Stmr Hawai- for Hamakua at 10 n m
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The office that has done the most promoting safe and liberal Life
the Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the t. g. London
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''nln
WEDNESDAY,, JAN. 20, 1890.
ARRIVALS.

Stmr Akamai from Luhaina
Schr Mary from llaDnlri
Stmr kaala from kahuku
Stim G. X Bishop from koolau
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GAME ..

GAME 2.
Scotch Gambit.
White (Kilanea, K.) Black (Honoluln)
10. Q-QB2 16. BXKt
Kauai has the move. For preceding
moves zee late files of the BULLETIN.