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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30
SQUARE SPORT.
Dsings at the Pacific
Athletic Club.

The Pacific Athletic club is
one Of tie latest associations
which has come forth into the
arena Of local organic tons aud it
made its bow to its friends, aud
some invited guests. last evening
under the auspices of Mr.. ]. G..
Spencer as manager and G.
Waiter Washington rs sparring
instructor. A matter Of surss
there were several exhibitions of
the manly art between am4teurs
Tho are members Of the club and
which proved Interesting The
first OF these vas three round
contest between Maidenf-ld and
Shorty in which. notwith-
stauling disparity in size
Shorty" come of with hOaors
easy" 4 three ronnd contest
between David koii and Bill
Res was well contested and Kohl
git decision. Professor Wash
ington now shaped up in front of
an equally lofty opponent in
David kaIa one Of his pupils and
IA lively exhibition Of the attack
aud defense tactis in pugilistic
war were given for two rounds.
The event Of the evening was the
boxing contest between Jackson
If Hawlii aud Lancaster of
Sacramento for the bantam
championship Of the islands. La
this Mr. Knight very acceptably
filled the position of mastsr-of
ceremonies. The kids shipped
up we'll for tbe first round, Jack
son starting the bali Immediately.
Lancaster, contrary to all expect
atious, seemed a dunghill' and
after making walking match
through four rounds he qniety
quit refusing to leave
his corner for the fifth round.
TIE medal, the badge of the
bautrm-champion. appropriately
inscribed. was pinned upon
the pahritating bosom of
the victorious jackson, who
bowed his Acknowledgements.
The entertainment ended about
1870 and those present left with
a hope that the Pacific athletic
club would soon be one of the
fixtures in club circles.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30
A Pointer.

Times are going to be hard.
They are hard now. By that
expression we mean that the
wage earners are not in a position
to spend their money MS freely as
formerly dono here. The employ
ment strangers who have no alo-
ha for this country and who con-
slider Hawaii as milching COW
out of whom toe most benefit
should be taken, do net help our
merchants or dealers along
Whatever might be said against
the Royalists employees. the fact
remains that they spent their
money here. The treasury
suckers, under the p. z. slt
down their share of the tax payers
money ana spend it somewhere
else. Under this circumstances
it is worthy of notice that one
merchant at least imports and
sells goods at such figure that
can be met by nearly every
body. Mn. CHAs GIRDLER whose
Offices are on X aLamanu Street,
may not be anxious TO sell his
goods at retail. but the call of
his friends and the demands of
his patrons have been 50, that he
has thrown open his stock in any
quantities aud qualities to suit
the public. The dress goods
opened by Mr.. Charles Gir,ller
have not been equslsesl mere
The fgares at WAicl, he sells
them are surprising Ia tais t.wa.
If anybody wants his wife or
daughter or, shall We say, girl.
well-dressed. the chances ars
tbers--but they won't b. tl,er-
for many days u coins. WHO IS
- wear tat 'RsiuBow snsts
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30
A COMING EVENT.
Grand Entertainment at
the Opera House.

Under the man cement of Mr..
William Cue4ho,- there viii be
an entertainment G ven, ut the
Opera House, on next Saturday
evening, which promise to be one
that the public sbonid net fail to
patronize. The proceeds are for
sweet eharitys sake. and the
programme of events Is as FOL
lows:
TAFT I.
/. overture-cr,wn of Coll - Herman.
Hawaiian ochestra.
Cur. in Raiser Oar Comraae is
Dead. -......... &c. Coe
Glee Clnb.
3. Chorus-I'he North Wind Albert
Scott Cai,y
Glee Clu5.
4. Invitation Of Great Men &c. Nes.oi
). Tenor Solo --Changeless {. Bingham
M Jas W. Mc5uire.
6. Neiiey-ropsey Turyey 49,. CatAleeE
Haw dian Ochesirl-
Dae.s--wh=n Fer See Tao,e Smil-
ing Eyes, ...-.......- VI, M
j. W. Mcguire. W. J cuello AMI IaviAibl'
caorus.
rAxT II.
oveysnce--EsneraIiA .Hvsalar
/ 10 Baroioae 5 lo-The Bsr!er caief-
w.lssa
/ WI caela,
/ II Fantasia The FniE'e>. -LeConlhe
Hawaiian Orchestra.
/ L. D.e..-Lfs.s Is Ger.
Mess-s ". Il. K W. B. Ash.
IL Chours Simple SIMON. .-..J c.Mac
IA March Goodnight. ..Faust
Hawai- Psaoi
hawaiian Orchestra.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30
NOTICE

The partnership heretofore
existing between Frederick Har'
rison ana Arthur Harrison. under
the firm name of Harrison Bros.
ms Contractors and Builders. has
been By mutual consent dissolved.
and all parties owing sad :;rm
are hereby not fed that payment
of the same must lac made To
Frederick Harrison. who Is
authorized to settle said business
within Thirty days from date.
FREDERICK HARRISON.
AETHuR HARRIsoS.
honolulu. H. l., March 17th, 1894.
mai 28--lw4
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30

Mr.. Howard Hitchcock naint-
ings of the Volcano If Kilauea.
now on exhibition in the windows
Of the Pacific Hardwara Co, at
tract considerable attention.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30

The Paeifc Athletic club mode
successful entrance into ruhlic
notice last evening. Manager
Washington the snaIring instruc-
tor will be fond to be capable
and accommodating,
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30
Foreign Vessels Expected
Foreign Mail Service.

Stear ships will leave for "rd arrive
from san Frincisrp and other foreign
ports. on or about the following dates.
till the close OF 1894.
LEAVE HoN7LCLU DUE AT HONOLULU
FOR SAY FRANcisco. EN-. SAY Pr NClsso
OR VANCOUVER or VANCOUVER.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30

4 "r'nernp'e cocktail now on1 hen,
win not hut The most ta-o~erata men.
i smooths tha wrinkles Of care owav
Ar1 : ~ eveel'eot to"'c for every day.
Cav md co.. one rrettv en~n.
At Major VOTERS Pacific Silicon.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30
from tbe As'atcr-f'goat.
Vessels in Port.

NoSN&S 49, = ~ -
NAVAL VESSELS.
II Il Ms s Champion, Rookie.
q : NdamS, Nelson.
L : Philadelphia Barker.
HIM Ni,niwa. Toco. cruise.
HIM Takachiho. Nomura, Yokohama.
MERCHANTMEN.
Rr bk Nantippe. : w.
Au, hcs " Il Irwin. Willisms. : F.
Am schr Geneva. ~ : W.
An hS Planter. Dow, ). +.
Am bkt " a Dimond. Nelson, 5. F.
Am schr A Alien, Schage. EUreka-
IA, bits G Wilder, Mcneil. ) F.
Am schr King Cyrus. Chrsiian>au. N'wee.
Am schr q NJ Kellogg. lverson. Gays III.
Haw bk Helen Brewer. Newell, New York,
Am Mrs s;mr Morning Star. Garland
Haw soar Aloha. D~hcl, : +.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs F. T Tnrner
we're invaded in the spnctitv Of
their home Inst evening by band
of merry makers who made things
hum till rast the hour when
churchyards yawn.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30

The Star's story Of the volcano.
sc written by Mr.. Leigh TT.
Irvine, is regarded es an excel
lent stroke Of enterprise and most
truly characteristic of the paper.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30

The harkentines Planter and
s G Wilder sailed YESTERDAY for
the Cost with total of 3 966,
035 lbs sugar. valued nj about
800 900.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30

Captain and Mrs lie Ballister
took passage for San Frorcisco
yesterday by the S G. Wilder.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30
Arrivals.

THURSDAY. March -.
s,mr Hawaii. from Hawaii,
Sehr. Mahimahi, from w&ialua.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30

All are parts of those premises
conveyed bv kamehameha ~.
to David Watson, By deed dated
Dec. -. 1859 and recorded in
Liber Is. pfges 127 and rs.
Title perfect.
Deeds at the expenses of the
Purchasers.
For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM O. AcHI, Attorney for
the Commissioner, or to
S. NJ. KAAUkAl.
Commissioner.
Honolulu Fell. %. 1894.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30
New Goods Reed
LANDS AT AUCTION.

By virtue OF an order issued
by the Court through the Chief
Justice. Hon. :. L. Judd, In
regard to the Case of WILLIAM
WATSON ct al. against David
Watson, there will be sold at
Public Aaction, at the Auction
Rooms of james f, Morgan II. II
o'ciock noon. on SATURDAY
A ri %. 1891. All those pre-
misses situated ut Kaneohe, koo-
laupoko, Oahu; and more par
ticolarIy designated as follows,
q, -.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30

The bark Helen Brewer from
New York has lost several Of her
crew by desortiou.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30

The C d A s S Cos steamer
Arawa is due here on Sunday
next from the colonies.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30
LOcsL NEWS.

oaha college feld-day-
American % Lsagle meets to-
night
Raymond and W i.,omb tour.
lists left for the Volcano this
afternoon.
The Maternity Home luau takes
place TO morrow afternoon.
Major Voters singing society
will materaiizs and hArmonizs
to morrow evening
Captain Mcneil may not re
turn here as master Of the S. G..
Wilder.
The steamer Australia will sail
for the Coast tomorrow at noon.
Get your mail in early.
TIL n a < 9 -. -t~.,o,.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30

oaha college feld-day.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30

The Maternity Home luau takes
place to morrow afternoon.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-30
Through Line.
From San Fran. for Sydney.
Arrive Honolulu
Leave Honolulu.

From Sydney for San Francisco.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-26
AN UNREAsoNING HOWL

Our would think 10y the h"r""
huwls oi the Advertiser aud star
oNera Government advertising con
tract given to the Holunua that
those two papers had u pres"rlptlN"
right 10 every dollar nf public iu"u"!
spent III ADVERTISING aud printing. No
body has ever objected 10 the paper,
that support the Government "i TIA"
day receiving the bulk of the rOutiu"
patronage of the ,iuvernmrnt,
Nett her was there howl raised, on
The other hand, when, under TIA"
iuiuier regime, the Advertiser was
maintaining the most bitter opposI'
liOu to the Government, becau-"
that paper and it's printing office
Mas receiving large proportion "f
he Government pat rOnas". Ia
present occasion uf TIA. very uns"l
tSh Government organs ,avag" at
lacks On the Minister OF Finance j.
an entirely different matter from
ordinary GOvcrument pat rOnag".
udeT the law the Minister L. r.
uuired To publish quarterly aud an.
nual exhibits ul the treasury These
have lost considerable 81 their in.
pOrtauce on account Of the weekly
financial statements presented 10 he
Councils and published III the paper,
by the Minister, However that
NAV be-. the Minister had b"ri
called To account for heavy adv"rti-
my and printing charges, With th'
experience OF heavy bills for slmIla
work from the organs III the pas,
the Minister submitted tn" publlca
tion uf the vOlulLlnulI> accounts /,
open tender. Tho Advertiser die
not bid AT all, 50 that it display
worse than impudcuce IN obJrrInI
10 another papers getting the con
tract. Only the Star and the H"I"
liuh Dli, hhl tnt'' was 'h' 'H"i
sum Of Sl2l in favor of tho Holomut
aud the Taxpayers between them, !
would he a pretty how d'ye-do II Tia
Minister should, after calling fu
tenders, deliberately throw ava.
sl2i Of the peoples money 10 keel
the Star twiukling, The HoIomu
la, made neat job of the printing
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AN uNJusTIrIABLE ATTACK

Another uf the Advertisers per-
udIcal attacks uu Mr.. Eckhardt. pur.
,ryor uf tn. Qurrn's Hospital. has
aup.arpd. The gri.vanc. uf our
morning contemporary j. that MIR.
Eckhardt declines to be disturbed
after h. ha. retired t" his generally y
much.ur.d.d rest. for tn. purpo."
If gIvlng tha, paper Information uT
,h. condition uf patient. Al the hos
pitsl Long az" Mr., Erkhar,it,
after being awakened b, IN" writer
Tor similar purpose, requested tha,
thereafter he b. let aiuu" after
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-26

DR.. Albert :. Ashmead. New York.
has republished in pamphlet the
Opinions of Noted Japanese
Specialist in Matters Of Leprosy.
after the treatise had appeared in a
medical journal devoted to skin dis
eases. The work is a summary of a
book written by DIR. Goto, now en-
gagged at the Molukai leper Settle
m.nt and revised 10y his fat her, a
famous specialist before him. DR..
,iOto informs us that, since he writ
inv uf his book. he has formed new
opinions. based un micruscopicai in.
v-stigatiou, regarding the causes "f
lrpru.y. but he has not altered the
methods uf treat mpnt used 10y his
father aud himself BY the way. til.
two girls that were examined the
other DAY. after coming from M"lu
kai. aud pronounced to haN" ~
leprusy. were all tn" same turne,
over tu DR.. GutO'. care more than 4
wear ago a. lep.rs II il rather un
scientific practice uf ptupl" here I,
say. when per.ous VINO have b""I
under any treat mrmi for l.prUsy a.
improved ur pronounced wlthuu
the disease. that they never had II
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-26
SATURDAY, MAY Is, ls4

This paper is authorized to state,
emphatically. that the cruise OF the
British warship Champion is not in
the slightest degree connected with
the cruise of the Provisional Gov
erument's chartered steamer Iva
laul. The Champion has gone tu
Wamea. Kauai, for target practice
and will return on Tuesday
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-26
THAT MYSTERIOUS CRUISE.
Conjactures Regarding the Mission
of Minister King to Sea.

of Munster King to Sea.
A. reported in Yesterdays BrLlE-
TIN the steamer lwalani left on
rather mysterious cruise with Minis.
ter King as passenger. Provisions aud
coal had h,ru taken Ou board to last
y ten days cruise. As the destina
tiun was kept secret. runlurs and con.
lectures were rife. The officers of
thu, company COut radirtrd each other
in giving purport"d information.
The lwalani left shortly before y
O'Clock with ten extra men added To
her crew. 4 llagpule was tai ken ou
board the last thing. She headed
toward KAUAI. aud by Il o'clock the
lookout reported that she was abrea.,
If the lighthouse at BARRIERS Point
This led to the supp"sitiOn that the
lwalani had uO intention of going to
Hawaii Ia Inspect the wharves
During the evening the probable
mission uf the lwalani was given out.
II was that Captain King, represent.
ing the Hawaiian Government. hal
guue to annex Johnston Island. III
his were the truth the L. q. would
be trcading on Johnny Bulls little
toe. aud there might be- picnic. The
, Champion annexed Johnston island,
which Is in latitude III IL y, luugi
tudr lG' ~ W. 1t consists Of two
islands cunu"rtrd by coral reef.
Owing to- a report that II. VI. =
Champion was bound Tor the sam,
place. II j. believed. the lwalani'
departure Mas FASTENED. The Cham
piTn left after the lwalanI. but laid
out ditlrrrui cuurs" at starting
She has uuly guur {" Kauai for
Jew days target practice.
All the probabilities point To th,
following facts regarding the L. u
imprria, rNpdi,iuu. When Hon
Rul.u Rrid uf the Victoria. Austria
Ia. Cabinet wa- talking Pa"iii" cable
iu the Guverum"ut tu" other day
he discussed possible iuteruationa
difficulties ia landing the main cahl
uu these islands. In this cOunec
tiuu he gay" his opinion that. II tn,
cable could not Il. landed here.
, hrsuch line would u" laid tu cuun"c
? with an lslaud about IN miles irOI
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~ II II | II
(I(IlNHn KUp RHIHHF
w. I. noynoA"S' Ai"P'
me D'"eS'c 'e"'"g ''''"'"'
makes ""PP9 "'''S '"" S"''''
Az kinds .Uachjnc Needles and
1"drh"'"tS 70 make ''ery "o"""
G"jtora 10 charm wiih so"g and
S,cciorI,s and Eyeyloss,s 10 M
po~no man be hoppy
,o,,.,,.,,,. hmm,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-26
Golden Rule :: Bazaar
A New
Departure!
With the "Australia" departing
May 20 will go forward or.
dors for full supplies "f
Newspapers
AND
Periodicals.

IL subscriptions ar" soil
cited for all kinds Of Newspa.
pcrs and Periodicals which will
receive careful aud prompt ni.
lrn,lou,
10 All subscriptions must b"
paid promptly and in advance
lust the same H. though the sui
,cribrr sent direct (" the pub.
Usher
- In this new departure ]
hope to receive the same share
of patronage which has been ac.
corded To me in all efforts on my
part heretofore, and ! can say
the confidence thus afforded will
not be misplaced.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-26

of the accounts in its pages, aud all
who desire to- prruse the accounts
for information can supply them
selves. Minister Damon course
will be approved by the taxpayers,
So let the hungry hounds bark.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-26
Hawaiian Hardware H.. Ii
Saturday, Mny ~, ISy4.

III lllt government libS SCiit
a representative to Johnson
Island to hoist the Hawaiian
Flag he will find he had been
preceded several years not
only by the British but by the
| lnited States. lcars ago an
enterprising American, "a
party 10y the name OF "hr-
ston," huisted "Oid Glory on
the island and reported the
fact to the State Department.
This was So long ago aS to be
forgotten when the commander
of the champion VAS ordered
10 20 there Two year, ago and
hoist the Il x OF Great Britain.
Nearly everyone remcInhers
the correspondence published
as having passed between the
United States and England
and the Hawaiian Government
II our memory serves us rs 1t
did in ante-bellum days it was
settled that if for any reason
England should want to use
the island for a cable station il
had permission to do SO and
the same privilege was held 10y
the United States. Just what
complications may arls" from
this governments taking a
slice out Of the Johnston pie no
one can say. Turn about is
fair play and the Executive at
the big house on King street
may spring the Monroe Doc.
trine on the peopl" at Wash
ington and Downing street.
Nothing definite viii be known
uf the mission until the Iva
lani" or the "Champion" re-
turns. In the meantime k"er
your eye on our Bean Pots,
! direct from Boston. and qua
ranlccd to cook beans about
as we'll As you can get them II
, Boston.
We have Il lot OF Wiz,
Screens for windows that ",
are willing to sacrifice to free
) the ruoms OF Honolulu iron
r mosquitoes. or at least de
. crease the number. lhes'
i, screens are sliding 50 that the!
will tIt any window. We have
a also. frames upon which y"'
may tack wire netting for III,
:. salne purpose. In, Sc ar
/. made To- Slide and t. fit almus
Y any size window. lhcy ar
i well finished and will be sol,
: cheap,
Prohibition and woman 81
II iraye seem to lock arms i
/, most communities and iiawd
y Is not an eXccptlUn. II hd
), never been demonstrated any
J. where that the right oi Suttrag
y granted to women has CV,
i. led up to dem rraIlzall"n {
il crime. Wherever it has bee
: withdrawn it has been q
h, the ground that it was III
s- constitutional. Women AZ
- , like men, and have been sine
b. the Garden oI Eden cplSod
10 Let them know they cannC
m m have a certain thing and the
turn the world upside dow
TO get it; tell them its tree al
the, will turn their noses up
he the bare suggestion. 1t I"
u. VI, he the same with the votir
n. privilege, let the women hA'
,r it and at the first election p,
' We haps three fourlhS Of the eli!
k. ble females will exercise The
{" right and at the next clecti'
The number will dwindlc out
or sight. AS to prohibition,
nj intelligent man believes it pr
- hibi,s; they simply object
licensing evils. Has the Ia
lorbiddlng the use Of opiu
dccrcas, d the e>iI' \ ref
re- cncc to the police court recor
will show that it has not, VIII
the receipts at the Cu>t'
30 House have not been AZ
mentcd, nor the governmc
..i. rccrnpcnscd by the increaS
amounts collected or ilu
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-26
TO LET

a NNIhIkI ON rlIE I !-sl ~
y lirn,i ,,lmiurluhlr :" ,T,,..SS.
Vuarrrl- iur nlr ar lNU "iu- E&lIs llt ~
~. '."uI,u..u. board up- SG! %4saSs.ss
rr"ul. nNHug tnril'ir, good, For rarti
rIIt.. "ul.I.r"
,,r,, 10 BuLiErlN urFICE,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-26
FURNISHED ROOMS

u'u l.hr ~ HEnE ~ =
ltuia stree, Drnr Nil S&,i, nIS..s
lcr street. rn.ti' ss...-!.4Iss -
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10 LET

4 FrrNisnED RE~I- ID, -,
y drnrr on :rrclnoIo 4. , -
r,rr, r"r either family "r e.. Gs,M
singl" vruI.'uru. T,rIu' sS ~ $40
m"d'r,rc For particular, apply at thi'
utl"r. 1910 II
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-26
NOTICE

III uINr Ny ABSENCE fGOM I'M
- lu.u.lu Islands, MIR James 'oN ~
will arl iu' uIu under = neral power oi AZ
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-08-31
Iake Charles Hleh School.

LAKE CHARLES, Ia, Ang, -, 1894,
To the Patrons Of the Lake Charles High School:
Our public schools open Monday, Sep
tember 8, 1894. Your undersigned trRs-
tees wenld kindly invite the attention Of
the patrons to the rules adopted for the
government Of said school, with the hope
that an intelligent public, appreciatiag
the fact that proper discipline and a
strict enforcement of the rules, are in
dispensabie prerequisites to snceess, will
lend their ready assistance to secure a
strict compliance Herewith.
2. That the S1.00 matriculation fee re-
quired by law to defray incidental ex-
penses, must be paid by each patron
sending one or more children TO said
school before the pupil or pupils shall be
enrolled. IL is an insignificant sum TO
pay for the advantages of an entire
session; and we hope that this sum will
be promptly forwarded by the child or
children, who will appear for enrolment
on the first Monday Of September, next,
who will pay the same to the principal
of said school.
3. That the school funds being insuffi-
cient to carry on the schools of Lake
ChaTles-Owing to the discrimination
made by the police jury against the in
corporated towns Of the parish, the
public schools will not be Taught this
scholastic year, for longer session than
five months; aud we sincerely hope that
our enterprising citizens, appreciatiDg
the advantages not only to education,
but to the present and future prosperity
and progress of our town, will manfully
come to the relief of our public schools.
Respectfully submitted,
ID. B. GoRHAM,
L. w. KINNEY,
Z. H. Dies,
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