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Cutting Down world's-Fair Expenses.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1S.-Expenses ere to be
cut down in the bureau of Latin American
Republics. This bureau is in charge of
William l.. Curtis. of Washington. More
than a year ago the board of directors de-
cided TO appropriate s75. 900 for booming the
fair in South American states. Mr.. Curtis
has expended $4,000 of the appropriation
allotted, and the committee on foreign ex-
hiblts met yesterday and decided to recall
the commissioners now operating in South
America and save as much as possible of
the remaining SS2. 600 of the S75, 600 appro-
priation. A few of the commissioners can
not be reached. Lieutenant Wells has Just
started on q trip up the Orlnooo river and
expects TO be gone at least four months.
The expedition will cost nearly $50. The
commissioner expected to secure few In
dian relics.
The worlds fair dedicatory committee has
decided TO make o grand international ball,
on the night of Oct. IL next, one of the feat
ures of the dedicatory exercises. The
committee has selected Congressman w. p.
G. BreckinridRe. Of Kentucky. to deliver the
dedicatory Grafton.
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Fears that the Young Duke of Clarence and
Avondale May Not Recover.
LONDON, Jan. 13.-An intense crowd of
people surrounds Marlborough House wait
ing for news from the bedside of the Duke
of Clarence and Avondale. and anxIously
expecting the posting of the next bulletin
from Sandringham. The crowd had gath.
cred to read the morning bullerin. but
when the facts set forth in it had become
known the crowd could not be persuaded
TO retire, and it was openly admitted that
the bulletin was so worded as to leave
no doubt that the worst was to be
feared very soon. Hundreds of people
would not be satisfied with reading the bull
letins, and insisted upon having the news
confirmed by personal inquiry at the
doors of Marlborough House. Hundreds of
others seem to have spent the day in
driving about from one swell club to
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Drum-Man Blown Fifty Feet and Killed
Pump-Man Falls Down q Shaft.

IRoNwooD. Mich, Jan. ia terrific ex-
plosion occurred yesterday at the North
Pabst rhine. which shook the entire eastern
portion of the city. Tho hoisting plant.
engine-house and mine office were wrecked.
John Hughes. drum-man. was blown
fifty feet, death being instantaneous. John
Carney, a pump-man was being lowered
into the shaft when the explosion occurred.
The shock broke the cable. Carney falling
to the bottom of the shalt into several feet
Of water. He received severe injuries
about the head and was unconscious when
brought mp. Superintendent Budd was
buried in the ruins and dangerously hurt,
his escape from death being marvellous.
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accompanied by Prince George, also came
ont of tho house and joined the Prince Of

accompanied by Prince George. also came
ont Of the house and joined the Prince OF
Wales.
The Princess told friend having access
to the household that this was really the
seventh day of the Dukes illness. On
Wednesday last, she said. the Duke OF
Clarence was o member of q party which
was shooting over game-covers situated q
long distance from Sandringham Hall. AT
luncheon he complained of not feeling as
well as usual. He was seen to shiver. and
said that he felt that he was taking cold.
but after the meal he continued shooting.
At tho conclusion of the sport he
walked home instead of driving
with the rest of the party. That
evening he dined with the assembled
company. but was obliged to retire early.
On Thursday efforts were made to dissuade
him from joining the shooting party, but
he insisted on doing so. saying that he felt
equal to the exercise. After luncheon.
however. he said that he felt compelled TO
return home. and left the party, going on
foot. Princess May accompanied him In
the walk. He seemed rather better during
the evening of the same day. but his NAL
ady began to declare itself on Friday.
A bulletin issued at / o'clock Thursday
morning says: The condition of the Duke
of Clarence. if anything. is slightly better.
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Changes In the Creed.

NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-The committee of
the General Assembly onl the revision of the
Westminster Confession of Faith M Of
again to-day. Several changes inc hapters
and were recommended without
being acted upon. In Section of Chap
ter the words "innumerable multi
tude" were substituted for the worde
'some of mankind" on the recommended
tion of large number of presbyteries The
words mot on account of" were substituted
for without of the same chapter. AT To-
morrow's session Section 4. on the doctrine
of preterition Will be discussed. Ex-
Senator Mcmillan Of Minnesota arrived TO-
day, and was at the afternoon session.
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DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY"
War to BE Made on Measures Passed by the
Late Republican Congress


WASHINGTON. Jan. 1a-The war cry of
the Democratic leaders of the House was
sounded by Representative Holman to-day.
and if it is echoed by the Democratic
majority tomorrow the policy of the
party in the coming session will be firmly
established. IL will be policy OF opposi-
tion to oil subsidies. bounties. land grants.
pledging of public credit and concessions
of any kiad whatever. and will be broad
enough to be fatal alike to steamship sub
sides. sugar bounties Gnd the govern
mental promotion of the Nicaragua canal
scheme. Without warning 60 the Republic
an side of the House Chairman Holman. of
the appropriations committee. presented
resolution declaring IL TO be the Judgment
of the House that the granting of subsi-
dies OF bounties BY Congress in money.
public lands. bonds OF by Endorsement or
by pledge OF the public credit to promote
special private industries or enterprises.
independent Of the conetitutionai power OK
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win Run Forty Miles an Hour

PITTsBURG, Jan. 13.-A new fast mail
train Will soon be established between New
York anc st. Louis. to run over the Penn
syIvanIa road and Pennsylvania lines 1t
will be ready to start by next Wednesday.
The average speed will be about forty
miles an hour. TIE train will leave New
York at 9:l5 in the morning, arrive in this
city ahead of the limited in the evening
and take the Panhandle to Columb bus and
Indianapolis, arriving at ST. LOUIS the fol-
lowing evening at O'clock.
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SoLoMoNvILLE. A. T.. Jan. l3.-Ama and
woman were found murdered on the Dun
can road last night. Both were shot twice
and their heads smashed with an ak.
When found their two-year-old child was
sitting by the dead body of its mother it's
head badly bruised. The child would have
died from intense cold had il not been dis
covered. The woman 10 supposed to be
Hattie Morgan. who was en- route to join
her husbany ct Globe. Their trunks had
been broken and plundcred.
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VESSELS IN THE PACIFIC.
Where the War Ships Are Located That Will
BE Used Against Chilli il Necessary.

Where the War Ships Are Located That Will
BE Used Against Chilli il Necessary.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1S-The Navy De-
partment is informed that the gun-boat
Bennington arrived at Montevideo to-day
1t is expected that the Atlanta Will arrive
this evening or tomorrow. These two YES
sells will increase the American feet at that
point to five. the others being the flagship
Chicago and the Essex and Yantic. These
will all be available in case the negotia-
tions with Chill should assume q more war
like aspect than at present. The Philadel-
phia. Concord and Kearsarge are at Port
au-Prince and could be utilized in
the event of prolonged trouble,
together with the Miantonomah,
at New York, and the Newark, at
Norfolk. The disposition of the vessels on
the Pacific station Is as follows: The San
Francisco and Charleston are at San Diego,
the Baltimore and Mohican at San Fran
cisco. the Pensacola at Honolulu. the Bos-
ton at Callao. the Yorktown at V Valparaiso,
and the lrOquois at Samoa.
MIR. Cramp, the Philadelphia ship
builder. was at the Navy Department. In
conference with officials in regard to the
now under construction at his yard. He
saId that the work was progressing as rap
idly as possible. bat was hampered some
what by the scarcity of materials. For
this reason he could not say positively
when the cruiser New York would be
ready for her trial trip. Cruiser No. IL.
better known as "The Pirate" is well un-
der way, and will be ready for launching
IN Nav.
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The Baltimore Fast in the Mud.

VALLEJO. CAL. Jan. 1a.-The water was
let into the dry dock this morning and the
Baltimore once more fiosted. At O'Clock
she hauled out The tide was running
furiousIy and her hawsers snapped like
thread. The vessel was caught in the cur
rent and whirled over to the Vallejo eide.
An anchor was dropped. but not in time,
iUontinued on Third -Psge.l
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iContinued on Third Psge.l ]
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Grave Feare Entertained that he Will Not Re-
cover, Sudden Change for the Worse
Having Taken Place Yesterday.
His Mother and His Betrothed, Princess
Mary, Constantly at the Bedside.
All Hope for the Recovery of Cardinal Man.
ming Acknowledgements Ceremony
in the Bedroom of His Eminence.
IN A CRITICAL STATE.

Fears that the Young Duke of Clarence and
Avondale May Not Recover.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-12
STREAMING AT CHATS AND SWAL-
LOWING CAMELS.

EDITOR BULLETIN
A correspondent in this morning S
Advertiser, signing himself Nideo,
should be on the Ways and Means
Committee of the Assembly. While
it may not be wise to assent to all
the correspondent says, it will be
evident to any thinking person that
he is in the main correct.
One item seems to have escaped
Yideo's observation, and he will par
don me for directing his attention to
it. | allude to the item of $40, 600
for the advertising of Hawaii at the
Columbian exposition. What con-
sistency!! All salaries are lessened,
not improperly, evidently for the
purpose of providing for this $40
900 item.
1t is said that this eXtravagant APP
preparation is under the protection
of the bright and shining leaders OF
the Reform party in the Assembly.
1t behooves the members of the Ma
tional Reform and Liberal parties to
drop this item out or to reduce it to
sum that is in keeping with the fl
nancial condition of the Kingdom.
CITIZEN.
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TIE LEGISLATURE.
THIRTY-SEvENrH DAY.
TUESDAY, July -, 1892.


House convened at 10. Minutes
were read and approved.
Rep. Smith presented petition
from Kauai that $500 he approprl-
ated for the purpose of building a
road from llulcia to Nunalu 10
Committee On Public Lands.
Noble Williams from the Printing
Committee reported the resolution
of Rep. II. w. Wilcox printed and
ready for distribution.
Noble j. NJ. Uorner from n select
committee of the Legislature of 1890
presented report on a Bill (95)
contemplating the reorganization of
the Postal Savings Bank. The com
mittee present an amended bill num-
Der 70 which they recommend be con-
sdered. Signei by Hons. j. NJ.
Homer, A. =. Peterson, Jos. Nawahi
and A Marques.
Report was accepted and tabled
for consideration with the Bill rs.
Rep. Smith read for the first time
bill to amend the law relating to
"Fire Limits
AT lO:20 Rep kamauoha moved
the Order of the Day and the special
order, consideration of Bill No. 63,
relative to rccoinage, was taken up
and considered on third reading.
Noble Mactarlaue offered the fol-
lowing amendment To Section | +:
"Ihe Minister Of Finance is hereby
authorized and directed to cause to
be coined not more than 200, 0OC
silver dimes, 400, 900 nickel halt
dimes and 400, 900 one cent pieces.
Such coins shall he of the same
| weight, iineneSs, material and gen
| eral character as the coins of SINH
lar denomination now being coineC
and issued by the United States OF
! America"
On motion the amendment was &C.
cepted, and the Bill then passed as
amended, was re-referred to the
Engrossing Committee and for third
reading on Thursday next.
AT :0l the Assembly took recess
until 80 p. IN.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The barkentlne Discovery, Capt Me
Neil, sailed shortly after noon to-day
for the Sound with II deck load of ban
anas.
The Old schooner Kaalokai has been
re-christened the Liliu. The Liliu has
received general overhauIing on the
Marine Railway, every part having been
thoroughly inspected, and the conse-
quence is she is one of the staunchest
little crafts in port, Capt llitchtield will
take the Liliu for IA trading expedition
in the South seas on Saturday next
The steamer w G Hall arrived from
Mani and Hawaii this afternoon,
The schooner Alice Cooke has beer
moved TO w $ 5 Co.'S wharf.
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A RUFFlAN ClNGREB.
Rickcd Woman for witty Gets tn
PlHy che IA

Kicked WOman for FiItN Gets tn
Plny che IA
A healthy and sturdy looking ma
tive named Kalaaukahiki was tried in
the Police Court this morning on two
different charges-of assault and in.
tending TO commit an ofGense prefer
red against him by Holi (w) Holi,
who had been living with the defend
ant for some years, stated that he had
assaulted her with a boot on the head
because she refused to give him fifty
cents with which to play che ia, and
that she was in mortal fear of Ka-
laaukahiki. The defendant in rebuilt
tai denied ever asking the woman for
money with which to play che ia or
ever assaulting her. On being asked
how the bruise on the woman's head
was caused, Kalaaukahiki stated that
she bumped her head against the
house in order to get him into trou-
BILE. The Police Justice found the
fellow guilty Of both charges, and
for assault gave him thirty days i'm.
prisonment at hard labor. On the
second charge of intending to COM
init an offense he was ordered to give
bond of 500 with one good surety
that he will keep the peace and CON-
nit no offense against the woman for
one year. w. e. Achi noted an APP
peal tor defendant.
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WRIT OF Mk.iDAMUS.

Arguments were heard in the Su'
preme Court this morning by full
bench in the mandamus case of one Of
the Cinnamon held on the schooner
Transit, as having no passport. The
report of an assumpsit suit against
Lau Cheu one of the six, was reported
in Saturdays BULLETIN. The Marshal
questioned the jurisdiction of the
Hawaiian Government and so re-
turned on the writ. w, II. Castle
and f. NJ. Hatch for the petitioner ;
W. A. Whiting for Marshal Wilson,
respondent.
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A travelling man VINO CHANGED to
be in the store of l.. V. Wood, at
McKees Rocks, Pa, says while he
was waiting to see Mr.. Wood, little
girl came in with an empty bottle la
beled Chamberlain Pain Balm and
said: "Mamma wants another bot
tie of that medicine; she says it is
the best medicine for rheumatism she
ever used " 80 cent bottles for sale
by all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.,
Agents.
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FOREIGN VESSELS IN PORT.

H B NJ S Champion, from Esquim4lt
u S > san Francisco, Rear Admiral
Brown, from san Diego
Am bktne Planter, Dow, from San Fran
cisco
Am schr Aloha, Johnson, from San
Francisco
Am bgt VIM G Irwin, McCulloch, from
san Francisco
Am Schr Alice Cooke, Penhallow, from
Port Townsend
Dan blk } G Lott, Nelson, from Hon
duras
Brit blk Sumatra from Newcastle, n S w
Brit blk Neritas from Newcastle, \ ) w
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Miss J. Smith returns to Kauai to-
day on the steamer Mikahala to re-
sumo her charge-the Kauai Indus
trial School Miss Smith has been
assiduous in her attention to this
valuable institution, and the work she
has done for it in Honolulu, in
awakening interest and procuring
benefits from concerts, will bc great
help to the school.
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For MOuldings, Frames,
Pastels, Artotypes, Photo
graVures, Etchings and
everything in the line of
pictures, go to King Bros,
Hotel street.
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FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.

II / NJ S HIci, Mort, from Japan
e S ) Boston, from San Francisco, July
LILO
L l. ) S Palmas, due
Am blk Matilda, from Newcastle, n 5 w.
July lib
Am bktne 5 N Castle, Hubbard, from San
Francisco
Am bktne Wrestler, Bergman, from sgd
ney
Ger blk j c Glade, from Liverpool, June
1890
Haw ship Helen Brewer, from Glasgow,
due Aug 10
Nor sh Morning Light, 'Jollansen, from
Newcastle, n w
Am bk Margaret from Newcastle, NSW
Blk Greta from Newcastle, \ w
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The best spring medicine is dose
or two of st. Patrick's Pills. They
not only physic but cleanse the whole
system and purify the blood. For
sale by Benson, Smith q Co., Agents.
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DREssMAKING, Cutting and Fitting
done at ladies' houses. Perfect lit
guaranteed. MISS WOLF, 73 Bere-
tania street, or Mutual telephone 69G,
before n. m. or 30 p m. S-3m
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A. j. CARTWRIGHT, ST., DEAD.

a telephone message shortly after
O'Clock this afternoon announced
the death of a. j. Cartwright, Sr.
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w. E. KERR WIS arrested yesterday
on Il charge of intending to commit
an otiense on Mrs. Almira Stone in
uttering threatening language against
her on Sunday afternoon. In the
Police Court he was discharged on his
word that he intended no harm
against the woman.
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WHO wouldn't live at Waikiki
the place so beautifully praised by
poets-when one can get home OF
his own there by the roaring scar
The only chance in a long time to Sc
cure leasehold at the Waikiki beach
is offered in sale to he held by j. +.
Morgan ON July 27.
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Miss MARY LYLE, lately book-keeper
with Egan & Gum, is .'"eparcd t" DO
stenographing and type-writing at
moderate rates. Graduate OF Heads
Business College, San Francisco.
Office with c. J, Mccarthy, 30 Mer-
chant street. lin
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DIR. LCLENNAN has removed to
Alakea street, opposite tie Y, NJ. c,
A, hall, premises lately occupied by
Doctor Lulz. Office hours, 8 to y,
. to and evenings to 7, Sundays
10 to |. Bell Telephone, 1877, Mutual,
6S2. 2-tf
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PARTICULARS OF the large sale OF
real estate and leases, to be held by
JAS F. Morgan on Saturday next, will
be found in to-day's issue.
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NOTICE.

Ny wife having left my bed and
vi board hereby give notice that |
viii not be responsible for any debts
contracted by her in my name.
VAL. ARNKIL.
Honolulu. July 9, 1892. 467 81
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moved on.
No LESS than six cases of intend-
ing to commit oilcnses' are pending
for trial in the Police Court
THE British $. :. Pulmas will leave
for Portland. Oregon, md Victoria, b
e at o'clock tomorrow morning.
Hon r. w. Wilcox will address
mass meeting at the Old Armory,
Queen street, this evening at s O'Clock,
ON the Pearl Hurbor question.
NAAUAo, Hookauo aud Lepcka (w)
have been arrested for assault on
Police Officer Louis Touissaint while
in the act of making a raid on a che
ia bank yesterdnv
HARD times have struck China
town. Chinese tinsmiths may he
seen daily mending pots and pans at
five cents a patch. Fowls nicely
dressed, fifty cents.
WHILE "A lumber dray was backing
on the inter-island wharf this after
noon the horse made sudden turn
and the cud of one of the shafts went
several inches into his side
PRoCEEpINGs in the ejectmenl suit
of Holt vs.. Keula occupied the whole
of yesterday in the Supreme Court
and is still on this afternoon 1t is
oeing heard before Judge Dole and a
Hawaiian jury.
THE hnrkentinc :. G Wilder will
sail for san + ranciscO at one o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. As the Wilder
is fast sailcr, and Capt. Griffith an
agreeable master to travel with, her
berths ought to- be full.
The Australia not being signaled up
to 3 so o'clock this afternoon. sup
position is abroad that substitute
of slower speed is coming, as II has
been reported that the Australia was
to make II through trip to the Colo
MES.
The baud will give moonlight
concert at the Hawaiian Hotel this
evening for the benefit of passengers
by the Australia, providing that
steamer or substitute shall arrive
A dance will be had in the lanai after
| the concert.
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DELICIOUS coffee ana chocolate will
be served every morning early at the
Palace Ice Cream Parlors, Ludwigsen,
IL Cr0n, Hotel street l-li
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CARCGES FROM ISLAND PORTS.
Schr Ka Moi-l700 bags sugar.
PASSENGERS.

For Kapaa per stmr JAS Makee. July
-ll-Mr Mcvcigh and wife, Miss Toms
and Mr. Riedell.
For Mol0kai per stmr Mokolii, July
I-J.F Brown, G Kekipi, Mr. Kane and
Others.
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THE Brunswick billiard parlors are
the most elegant pleasure resort in
Honolulu. G-tf
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NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ undersigned will not be RESPONSE
bic for any debts incurred without his
written consent.
A. Il. NAONE.
Honolulu, June %, 1892. 1876 Nv
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ADVERTISING NOTES.

G. j. MCCARTHY has lots on Lilihu
street for sale 3-ti
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SuNRuRN relieved ut once by Gu
cumber Tonic. Benson, Smith Il Co.,
Agents. LII
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"WHERE shall | see you this even
ing?" ooh, same old place, the
Brunswick" 6tf
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

THE trial OF w. C. Achi for embsz.
element has been postponed until
moved on.
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AN important notice to members OF
the Fire Department is issued to-day
by Secretary Smith.
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The barkentine 5. &. Wilder is an
nOunced TO sail at p. m, tomorrow.
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Prepared daily from Fresh Fruit, it
cannot be otherwise than wholesome,
refreshing and delicious.
Our leading tlavors are Pineapple,
Orange, Strawberry and Grape Juice.
We have all the others but our
specialties are those named. Ice
Cream Soda has also proved very
popular.
AS we manufacture our own Soda
Water from Pure Bicarbonate Soda,
we claim it is better than that made
with marble dust. Those who have
tried it, concur with our statements.
Having perfected the Ice Box we
are enabled to produce colder soda
than heretofore.
All flhvors with Ice Cream, l0r /;
Vichy Water, sc Sauerbrunnen Water
and Hunyadi Water.
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NOTICE.

EFERRlNG 10 the above the under
IL signed give notice that having ac-
quircd The exclusive right 10 the above
mentioned game preserves for the spe-
cial purpose of breeding game birds,
imported and otherwise, all persons are
hereby notili ii and forbidden nom
going on SAID land, TO shoot or hunt
game OF any KIND whatsoever. Any
person disrcglrdiug this notice will be
promptly prosecuted,
(Signcd) HENRY DAVIS,
:. G.. WILDER,
4" T.. |. SPALbING.
Honolulu, July 5. lS'2. 4G7 81
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VESSELS LEAyiNG TOMORROW.

S 5 Palmas for Portland. Or, and Nicto-
ria, b @, at 8 II IN
Am bktne 5 G Wilder, Griffith, for San
Francisco, at | p IN