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UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
u FACULTY FOR 1S91'o2
HENRY NJ MacCHACHEN, LII. D., Chancellor.
A0'AA' Equity; Pleading; Evidence.
Contracts Elementary Law.
CHRISTOPHER G.. TIEDEMAN, A. NJ
Real Property.
HENRY W. JESSUP, IL. b.
TOrts Procedure.
The thirty third begins Oct 1891 wtn an en-;
to the present wants Of candidates for the Bar;
new Graduate Courses, LII M. .
DAILY LECTURE HooykS S;t5 p NJ, 4'So P. NJ
limited number. Of scholarships Of 800 each are
awarded at the end OF the Junior year..
Special LFCTC RES.
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, IL. D., Martins Law.
CEPHAS BRAINERD. Esq. international Law.
cMAgLES E Mas MSshE r + u p Criminal Law
HON. MYER S. ISAACS: ENamnaton Of Titles
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XVI " PROF l. r. RUSSELL,
Equitable Building 100 broadway. New.York
THE NEw-YoRK LAW, SCHOOL. 100 BROADWAY,
Two years. course leading 70 degree OF IL. Tuition
fee 800. Dwight Method" Of instruction For caa-
lOcnes address GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
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tlIlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Couandt anu w.
brosses cts. as follows , $500, ...,,,o n.,.,.
IN a. M Tor Geneva Lyons. EimlrA Rochester. Bue-
,alo and the West POttsyile and prncoa locaI pont
.Soi nsr M LYONS Pullman suspension BrldgA
S" ma n m Tor Maueh Chunk and nterm2aate points
I,N.S0 a m Tor Elmira ana intermediary points.
M for Tunkhannock and intermedete points Chsir
car u Tunkhannoek Connection " sesiing anu hsrrn
;4O p. M for and r. Junction ard principal inter-
mediate points. Chair ear l.. and Il. junction.
80 , m. for Pottsyille and intermediate points, Chan
IS 20 y. m. for Mauch Chunk and ihermediate poneA
CoSpectlon TO Reading and Harrisburg.
40 n M for Geneva Lyons, Elmir. Rochester, Buf-
falo and the West Pullman sleeper Lyons and Sus
pension Bridge.
Trains leaving at 3 10 a. N, IL 80 m.l ?, N and
40 D. m. for all points IN Mhenoy ana hases-
WI SUNDAY TRAINS
$40 n m. for Maueh Chunk Kazelto ana intermediate
points. and IL a. for Shenandoah and hserlnedase
points. -...-,,.,. .,.
30 d. for Geneva Lyons. ElnlH, Rochester, But-
falo and the West Pullman sleeper Lyons and sus'
S@A'~' Gensral Eastern ONCE. ess roaawAxs
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Aeu jJnbllrailons.

Eighteenth Edition. post pald for 25e. or stamps
THE HUMAN HAIR: Why 1t Falls OF ;
IL Turns Grey and the Remedy. BY Prof HARLEY
PARKER. A. M LONG h co, .Ol3 Arch-st.. Pbila. Pa
"Evsfv should read this little hook "-A thenaAum-
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xArEST SHORE RAILROAD. X. Y G b

W y. !. 4.
w il. r. X r. Co. Lessse'1Trslns leave west 42d-st.
the foot JaY-st (NeW-YOlkl: Hamilton London Detroit
and Chicago. 10 .. m. % 10 y. m, 3 rs D. m ST.
Louis . l5 IS rs D; Toronto. 40 200 a. M. rs 49,
q tita and Syracuse, 80, 10 200 m ) 5 IS rs D. NJ
nj as A. M runs only TO Uucal Kingston q 80 = rs
no 90 III 90 Ill 80 a m, AZ as, 90 % l5 g Is
D. m. Sat.ki and Albany. $50 .7:l5. 1890 II :sS
West Point Cornwall, Ncwburgh, 3 go = rs s:25
siO 90 30 Is. II rs Ills al 90 80 y II
49, g 80. g ~ G:,r III 10 p ~ and II 90 m; and
Canada east. rs a. m, 5 rs p. Elegant sleeping
ears for buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Chiea 20
and ST. Louis on az through trains. Saratoga Specias
til :35 a. NJ az - ?. m. Paror saratoga and
Caldwell. Lake George, III IS a. traror az
ksatcrsklll Hunter, Hobart Dloomviie. Grand Hotel
Station and Phoenica. 3 80, I'll CO. III 35 a. as As
D. H. Parlor. cars % Boomyllle Grand Hotel and
Phoenicla tior KaatersdN II 90 a. ~ II :35 m.
40 a. m. SUNDAYS only. New Paltg, Lakes Mohonk
aud Mlnnewaska 80 a. M IL 100. IL 30 m, az as
p. m. Paror car TO New.paltL on II 80 a. m. train.
lenville Cairo and Mountain House station, 7l5,
XIII Mountain Night Line S36 m. sundays only.
Daily except Saturday. All other trains daily except
SUNDAY. ' a Leaves brooklyn, via BIooklNn Annex.
100 40 80 a m.t ~ 100 p. ~ Jersey city. r. r. Il.
station 10 40 tll 30 m, ~ % p M For tickets,
Information appy Offices Biooilyn, 1898 washineO9st;.
rs Fulton-s Annex Office foot OF Fut6n-st Newly
Guy. NOS I'll 1853, Is5, 0i2 Broadway li3 Bowery
T. Park Place. SO West l25thst. and West shore
stations Loot OF West 42dst and 1901 OF JNse n ~.
G. r. LAMHEkT. General Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt
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Proposals,


ID ROPOSALS FOR OFFICE BUILDING AND
BARRACKS for Enlisted Men and EmPoys''TsSo;1 D.
sealed proposals trpcate wlli be received at the once
OF the L. Proving Ground at New YORK Arsenal 10Y
enors Island until o'clock p nj on N 6 Rar
racks for En sed Men &c The Government reserves tho
rght TO waive any informaes and TO reject an or any
prOposa, or parts thereof Spechcat and full ntoa-
to can be had application TO Captain FRANK HEATH
Commanding U. S. Proving Ground, p. o. Box LAG.
New-YOTk City.
AOTEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room 2O9, Stewart Building, No. $50 BROADWAY,
NETWORK. July IL. 1891
ITO CONTRACTORS,
4 bids or D. opossls constructing highway, re-
tanning walls apurtenances. ETC. at Croton DAM IN the
town Of Yorktown, Westchester County, New-f0rk az
called for the approved forms Of contract and spclca
tons on file In Oce OF the Aqueduct Commissioners,
Will be received a. this office until o'clock p m on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20. 1891, at which place and hour
thew VIII be pbclv opened by the Aqucduct Commits sion
es and the award for doing said work VIII ne maze Dy
said Commit ssiUners thereafter as possiDe
Blank forms and specifications for doing said
work and bids proposals. and proper envelopes Tor their
enclosure obtained the above office OF the Aque-
duct commissioners application n the Secretary
nv order Of the Adueduct Commissioners,
" ~ JAMES c. DUANE, President
JOHN C. ST1EEHAN Secretary.
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9nsITurIlun.
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dress PRESIDENT SWAE1HMORE COLLEGE.
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L supplied with careful advice 20 parents Mll'lAIA
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PORT. PENN.
lasslcal and Sciatiflc schooI
Regular ard ElertlVe Co,,r 'cV'
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neat elect'ie light. All modern
on re, res Tor a year In a regular
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DELA w A h, LACkAWANNA AND
~ WESTERN RAILROAD.

Shortest Line Vestibuicd Pullman Coaches
a. Iu.-Bunao. Richield spring, and Oswego Express
via Paterson for Water SIroudsburg Scranton Bng.
h1mtyn. OWego. Ithaca WaVCry. Em.ra Coming, Eath
Dan5ve oherbuFne, Watervle, Rchheld Springs Ctica
Nit Morris. Greene, ONfo d. Norwich Cortland, Syracse
fulton and Intermediate stations Connects at Scranton
with trains for Pitston Wikeablrre Daaye North.
umberanu at Buffalo with for the West.
20 q. m.-Bln CHANT OIL Mall Via BoOnton.
D. m.-Bnghanton and Elmirl Express for Water Gan
stroudsourg. sc anton: Way nv and Elnra con
meet, az scranton with trains Tor Pston, Kingston and
WlkesUarre. ,.u
80 p. m. daly).-Buralo Limited Express via Pater-
scn for Str0udsbuIg, Scranton, Bnghapton Owopo w.
verify, Elmra, Corning, Bath. W9yand, Danviile. Mt.
. D. m. (dav).-BuiIalo IuchAeld Springs and Oswego
Exprss Stroudburg scranton, Bughamton Cortland
Svracuss Fulton Greene oxford Norwich Shprhurne
Watsryilie Utica Sc and an points on Bufslo piyisos
connects With trains for tho West
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Qtarhers.

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CENTRAL IL. u. OF NEW-JERsEY.

IL,
Time Table Of June 81 1881.
ss san5ST & M
Cor Easton Mspch Chunk. Wikssbarre and Scranton.
100 a. N. for Ea>ton and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays.
rastOn. Mauch chunk and stamokin; ,v,,..-,.--.
scranton Readng HARRISBURG P2ttsyiis Tamsqas sham.
oEn, sunbury, Eagles Mere wllliamsport. Through
90 D. m for Esston, Maueh Chunk Reading Harris.
ON suh6nys Tor Easson Maueh Chunk. Tamseaa POTS
Vile, Reading and Harrisburg.
burg Wilkesbarre Scranton. Tamaqua Pottsvie Shame
80 D. m. for Easton and Allentown.
5i5 .. m. foE Easton, Mageh Chunk, Reading Harris
AE2. RAE ROUTE
TO THG SEA SHORE
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at 30 9 rs.
400 D. H. except Freeho d. 49,
For Red Bang Long BRANCH and points south to Po3,
*, $s. SJs, asnsss p.S
n' E.; bach s Hayta inS d gsana an, Bridge
0n For Monmouth S Beach and Starlight at 30 si5 H.
FOR PTIH.AD&LPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLU LINE.
Por Philadelphia at 80, :4j, 100 10 100. IL 30 my
Iso 2CG 80 ;oG 30 &C., ;3C D. M 2ds
5e 6o 90 p d. YG Siah h. 80 " 80 a. H. ~ $780,
For Baitiomre and Washing ton daily at 90 IL 80 with
Dining Car, a. NJ, 2 100, 3:SO Dining Carr go D. m.
Fpn; aynS at s5i 45 Il 80 ss0 a; SsS
$50 90 Q0 p ~. have connection for Reading Har-
For sudbury and WIlliamsport via Philadelphia 7:4s
q 80 Buffet Parlor Can, 80 r; NJ 2;l5 Midnight
eS and sats car O be sSeard at l. ia
26l as 9it lao, / S2S I'roadTay. q. eth-a% 2e+
$50 Fulton ", 0s Broadway. brooklyn,
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE IN
HA-lsiNGIUN
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

tOls I-OSO D..ANCu, OCEAN OAOvE, &c.
FROM PIER .. ". r., FOOT OF RECTOR-ST.
For Highland Beach, NolmaAdIe, SeaOrlgnt, Monmouth
Beach. Long Branch at 30 10 40 IL. II 90 u q 90
Saturdays only 3:45. 30 80 IL. Sundays. 80
a.. H. 100 y. m.
For Atlantic Highlands. at 80, 100 m, 60. s45.
80. 80 y. IN. sundays, $50 a M, 90 y. y,
Tor ElbelOn, Ocean Grove, Asbuly Park AID Point
Pleasant at 10 :i5 NJ Il 100 Saturdays ony 49, $780,
80 D.
For Lakewood, Toms River and Barnegat, at 80 M
~ 100 IN a 100 Saturdays only. AS y. m.
For Reach Haven; Atlantic City. Vineand ard Bridgs-
ton 30 a. IL 100 Il 100 N. Saturdays only)
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pennsylvania
- RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot az
DesbrOsses and COrtlandt Streets.
rs fOilOws:-
On and after JULY 10Th, 1891.
The Scenic Line to the West
On and after JULY 10Th, 1891.

On ana after JULY 10Th, 1891,
THE VAST LINE
Cars Arrives Cleveland rs m 1o,nn ns fa ~
q; dm;; ind d II 40 NJ, Chicago rs D. "a.
Toledo except sstursy next 0AS Connects Also To-
TeE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
lOtOo A. h.-Conposed exclusively o. Pullman V.sti.
GTle 1GaTng and state Room sleeping DniAs. smo
era sns ara presenting financial Ieppris
seHeo aaeo maid bsrbershop library and all the con.
and mov3b decc % sh se r Eesd c Sg
q; ~, indianapolis II 40 NJ. and Chicago 045 g. n
IT. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
SCg an9 p00 o sepSs Cars IRON
Louis and Cincinnati. Passenger coach sSw.YOrk =
Columbus 90 Arrives Cincinnati IL .2' a. M. and 81
THE COLUHBIAN EXPRESS
$40 s and g.Saf seg es6 R s
cache from NewYork to Chicago Arrives In Chicaxo
THE WI.TiRN EXPRESS
' = Pts6afg ST. louis cScsgo SY eSennss sveiss
and PttsBars 70 Rch@ond and c5IsssO HTlyss i
~ b r. a 49, ,T and Sns s hos 20 cS
mCInSg H. Connects for Cleveland snd Toledo daily.
PACIFIC EXPRESS
SEQ Bu Mm Sleeping 4, ca; 4. NsyYSs
sd mex; 5sy Sad al Sa ssS
Cleveland and couTSas. exc pt SATURDAY.
23o =. S.-shenasd9a6 Valley Valley Express with Through
BAL MORE wA>HINGTJN. AND THE SOUTH.
Washington Limited Express" OF Pullman Parlor Cars
with Dining Car D1ltlmore) daily except Sunday,
i0:lO a. m arrive Washington 80 D. IA and ''Con.
gressOnal Limited" daily. with Dining Car, 30
D. NJ. arrive Washington % D. regular express,
500 :OO 30 and II 100 M, 10. 80. 90 and
90 D. N. and IL rs night For Baltimore only, 90
IN. Sunday, @ is and 8 80 q. go. 5 90, aud
90 p. and II 10 night.
FOR TLANTIC CITY, so D. N. weekdays vita
Through Buffet PaIl0P Car
FOR CAPE MAY, 100 D. weekdays with Through
Buffet parlor CIR
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 90 20, 90 80 30 Chicsso limited.
nth Daingcar and 10 10 wa rs 0 al L@i:ed VIZ
900, 80, 90 Z go 800 600 20 s. g 90 , Az
RS and 7 100 P: m. Sundays exprss:a' s;i,.
90. 30, 90 Q 80. 90. and 600 r. m, and
70 :i5 NIGHT Accommodation 100 D. m.
For Time trains local points the Pennsyi.
road System apply at the following rickss
Offices Nos 435 $40 and 9l4 Broadway Asoor HOUSE,
and foot OF Desbrosses and Coft.andt IS. Colfst
$50 FUlton-st. and Brooklyn Station FOO. n
Fulton-st.. Brooklyn; IS Hudson-st. HoboSen Station.
Jersey City.
Tho New-York Transfer Company will call for and cheek
CHAS J.. PUG1T J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General PasSr Agent
CENTRAL r. II. OF NEW-JERSEY
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NeE-YoTk & Iona Branch Railroad.

SUMAEIs SDaED, IL.
Trains leave Newly OFk for Red Bank, Long BRANCH
Ocean Groye, Asbury Park and Point Pleasant -
From foot OF LibeFy-st4 80, 10, II 10 4. m 80,
Is, 3 80 eXpres,) 100, 4 80 express, $50, SOC
y. IN. Sundays, 8 rs, II 80 A. N, 700 D. m. ooo -
From foot COrtlandt pesbros>es st,S 80. 10
10 a. NJ, u 80. 40 eXpress), $40 express
SUNDAYS, rs 8 :45 a. m- 10 p III. -
sunday trains do stop az Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove prpt-S proncrrr
Supt. n. Y. and l.. b 4, x.
II. P; BALDWIN,
j. II. WOOD -
Gen'l Pass. Agent Penn. K. r.
NEWBORN. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
earlier rom loot Jay.st), for Mddletown, Bo0mngburg
Port Jeryis Monticello, Falsburg, Liberty, Livingston
Manor Hancock. Carbonate, scranton, Walton, Delhi
Sidney Norwich Edme,ton Ctica Rome, Oneida, 0swego
DefrDt Chicago, and points West.
9,t5 a. m. stony Ford Campbell Hall, Lakes Mo.
honk aud MnneWaska, Waikiki Valley stations Middle.
town Bloondngburg. Ellenville, Fsllsburg, Hurley.
3,15 D. n. Campbell Lake. Lakes Mohonk and Mime.
waska Waikiki Valley stations. Middletown Blooming.
burg. EncnNie Fsl>bufg' Hurleyvle' Liberty, White
t7,OO D. M MIddletown. Fasbu-s. Liberty Livingston
Manor Roc kand. Walton. sidney Norwich, Oneida
weco Rochester. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago and West
Pullman sleepers reclining chair car nce to suspensoa
III p. NJ Saturdays ony. Mlddletown, Bboming burg
Ellen Me Fal,burg L.bcr,y, White Lake. BOckand
Daily; al other ira rs daily except Sunday.
Pullman drawlnOOm seats and slceplng-cir berths on.
taned at 3-3 B0ldUay. cNfOrk. J. g. ANDERSON
G. 2. A. Is Exchange Place New-lork.
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For Both SeXes-City
LIEN SCHOOL, 316 WEST sGTHST.
n Home and Day school for Girls 9nd Boys.
Reopens Sept 81, 1891. Preparation for College.
DACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
viii reopen for the season Tuesday, Sent ]. Send
Tor illustrated prospectus.
.. S. PACKARD, President
Fast y1.st
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Ocean Steamers

THE AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
conduct, general business by all fast steam
ers to and from Europe.
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THE BEOOKLYN HEIGHTS sEMINAEY.-Bol z
ana Day School for girls 4lst Sent "a Adj
dress FOR circulars l3S40 Montaguest Brooklyn. N Y
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For Young [.adies-Country.
- ETHLEHEM, PENN.-glSHOPrHORPE.- BoaId.
40 ing ana Day Scnoo silrs Preparatory and
full Academic COuIse. Pupils prepared Tor college.
twenty fourth year. h. l. Walsh, PRINCIPAL
=. II OXWOOD' HUmE. AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
DGIKLs Heathful location. delightful surroundings
Thorough work Preparation Tor college. Boys under
twepe admitted. For circulars aud terms, address.
Mrs Il. S. GRISWOLD. Lyme Conn.
classical AND HOME INSTITUTE
" Poughkeepsie, y. Y. For Young Ladies and
Cndren. Graduating course, preparation Tor College
SARAH V. II, BUTLER, Prn.
CoLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ENGLEwoOD
- y. J-ReODens sept oath Preparation for college
speciality Pupils admitted N Vsssar, Wellesley and Smith
on certificate. ~ , =. -
n ARLINGTON SEMINARY Tor Young Ladies' West
~ Chester. Pa 51th year begins Sept "a Good build
Gymnasium. Languages, Music. Drawina. Painting ~
$50 per year. Catalogues H. DARLINGTON, Ph. 10
nREW LADIES, SEMINARY, Carmel y. Y.-2Sih year
- Sept. 1S--Heslthfd hOmeke thorough progresslV We
illustrated circular. Rev. GE0. CROSBY SMITH. AN
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-17
Honolulu Tax Assessors Office.

From and after July ], 1891, tho
undersigned, Deputy Assessor and
Collector Of Oahu, will be in his Office
in the Kapuaiwa building on each day
Of the week (Sundays eXcepted) from
. O'Clock until I O'Clock (rXrei ting
Saturdays when the oiir' VIII hc
closed at II O'Clock noou) for 'Ilr pur
pose Of receiving the relurns IS all
persons liable 10 taxation IN this dir'
triet.
All returns must be- made % the
undersigned MOI later than Jaly 81
1891, OF so appeais can by Law bf
granted
speeial attention h. herewith drawn
By he undersigned O. lhr iacl thai no
Fetufn Is valid IA laa uule's sworn 70
hsioTe thu Assessur pfpuiy Asssssof
kolag fuhllc, 90 famf Ulhel person
authorized ~ administer nAlhs
lllank lolms Nn ehleh % maAe =
turns can he bad dad, duuns lhe
month " June ssd Julg pp spplies'
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ERRORS CORRECTED.
EpITOR BULLETIN: -

EDITOR BULLETIN
An item IN the r. C. Advertiser of
June 10th says that the Gazette, the
weekly edition of the L. {. A., sis
the only paper in The Islands that has
the facilities OF giving complete
weekly account of the Islands. "
Now turn to the editorial in the same
,sue Of the =. c, A., and in the last
paragraph, relating TO Australasia,
are these words; Every particle of
their preserved fruits is imported
Win Il rapilly-growing population
already reaching towards five mil
lions, il has not single factory
The item touching news facilities ]
believe TO he unlrulhiul the editorial
statement regarding Auslralaslan
fruit factories ! ku0s ia be false
There is not a lirillsi colony 10 Aus
lralasia, except, perhaps, Western
Australia Nhirll mas n0l rs iaolOTips
for preserving iruls MOI only aTe
The local demand' largely supplied
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-17
NAVAL NOTES.

The vessels now Of Mare Island are
The Alert Mohcan, Marion, Omaha
Nipsic, Adams, Swatara and the
Albatross. OF these the first three
named can be ready for sea IN
twenty. four hours II necessary, but
the others will take considerable time
and money to 1T them for sea duty.
The old warship Omaha is being
rapidly stripped of her yards, rig
ging, guns and stores, and AS soon
as this will have been done she will
I've hauled out into the stream at the
ravy-yard, where she will remain
until the Department decides what
shall be done with her. There is
very little doubt, however, that she
will no more 90 to sea, as she will
cost nearly as much to repair as it
would to build a new vessel.
Commodore and Mrs. j. r. Bart
lett, L. s. n, have left town for a
short stay at Mare Island. Commo-
dore Bartlett will join the Asiatic
squadron and Mrs. Bartlett will go
to Honolulu for visit, and then
proceed to Yokohama, where she will
be joined by her husbands. f.
Call.
Rear Admiral Benham is detached
from command of the navy yard at
Mare Island and placed on waiting
orders. Rear Admiral John Irwin is
detached from duty as President of
the Board of Inspection at San Fran
cisco and ordered to the command of
the navy yard at Mare Island.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-17
Sale of Lease of Five Tracts
of Gcvernm mt Land at
Hamakua, Hawaii

On Til RSDAY, July lG, 1891, at
IL o'clock noon, at the front entrance
of Aliiolani Hale will be sold at pub
lie auction The lease OF tracts OF
Government land at MEME and Nj
mole, District of Hamakua, Hawaii,
viz:
Tract lin Nienie, 10000 acres.
Upset rental per annum, $500.
Tract 2-In Kaohe, 1000 acres.
Upset rental per annnm, 800.
Tract Sin kaohe, $1,000 acres.
Upset rental per annum, $500.
Tract 4-In kaohe, $4,000 acres.
Upset rental per annum, 5000.
Tract j-In Kaohc, 10000 acres.
Upset rental per annum, $500.
Term-Lease for IL years.
Rental-Payable semi-annually in
advance.
The lease OF these tracts Of land are
sold with the condition that the Gov
eminent may at any time during the
term of the lease, enter upon, take
possession, and dispose of all or any
portion of the same for homestead
purposes, the Government allowing
in such case corresponding rtduc-
ton on the rents.
G. N. SPENCER,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office, June l6, 1891.
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HONOLULU, H. J., May q, 1891.

HONOLULU, H. J., May q, 1891.
Notice is hereby given TO all holders
of water privileges that owing to the
prolonged drouth, it is necessary that
care be used in the use OF water.
Holders of privileges and the public
generally are therefore especlfully
requested to assist the Department
by exercising economy in the use OF
water.
The irrigation hours are from to
8 M, and 5 to O'Clock p. NJ.
JOHN G. WHITE,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Approved:
G. N. SPENCER,
Minister OF the Interior.
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