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Furnished Rooms to Let.
Meat Side.

West Side.
iGrH ST 3lG W. Handsomely furnished large
bOthuOd hUInrlIkp.
IGrli 81, 2i4 W. -ChOic" rooms, well. kept
private house; also parior, suitable for doctor;
SouthcrncrS accommodated.
itrH 81. 2iS ". Back parlors for light house.
keeping u desired: also hall room.
iSTll 81, 22l W. 2 large parlors, s!rgly or to-
gcther; oil cunvenicncos; board optional.
;OTH ST. 1870 w.-lNrre G small rooms; board II
"OliI II, 3t5 W. Hall room; private family;
all conveniences - weekly
"orll 81. 2lGw Neatly furnished hall room,
sI.5owcek 81: large closet.
5irIi 81 ID7 ". Pleasant rooms TO let 10 gen.
,l"men: private family.
5ITH 81, lU2 W. Pleasant hall room, fur
nialied; ring twice.
55rII ST 3I0 ". sunny rooms; all improve
mcnts; reference; private house.
TiTH ST. COLUMBUS AVE. - Bedroom.
steam heat, gas, bath; use OF parlor:. elegant
furniture, Respectable private family; $40
s9riI ST, NJ W. connecting first class fur.
,nishcd rooms; steam hentcd; board optional.
Wiener.
GOTH ST. IFS W. Nicely furnished front parlor,
with bedroom adjoining; ground floor bath ,
hoari optional. Collins.
D41II 81, l3s v. Very desirable. newly fur.
n'shed room: private family.
l2BD 81. 2N5 W. Light outside room, comfort
ably furnished, list floor, west.
FALk BUILDING, ID. W. PATH ST. Hand
sOmely furnished bath restaurant: ell rAtor;
steam; gentlemen preferred reference.
TO RENT with board back parlOr & hal. room
private family. ", 7Os Columbu ave.
NorSh OF ,asth Street.
18TH ST, 264 w. Furnished room to let, with
board terms moderate; private family. -
Brooklyn.
DTFFIELD ST. Ills; desirable sunny room,
well furnished, light housekeeping; front hall
room, 81 ~
HENRY ST. 82-Nicely Furnished large L small
rooms: gentlemen or housekeeping; rent mod
crate.
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furnished Rooms to Let.

one i,nr, zoe. lcr line; Second Tine, i,c, me-,
M; 7h'rd aud Subsequent Tines. I6c pr dnp
No ezt'u charge on Suadaya
NJ EXTRA CHARGE U T-Adrcrtisrnrrts
for The World may he left at any Amrr,ca o
District Messenger Oflce In the city. where the
charges VIII be the same as those at the main
oaire
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Unfinished Rooms to Let.

3lSr ST. WrI i. Floor Of . ltcht rooms In pri
waite house; rent 81.
ROOMS for colored people from So to sc5 q
month. Apply 100 W. 18th st.
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..THE ~TEWHACt,''

Occupying the enilnr front rom 10Th to 10th
ST.. on PARK ave-, Within = Stu,t blocks IRON 81
ave. elevated railroad station ai I'Ih 81. neigh
borhoOt first -class; location unsurpassed.
KENr so Ia sIS 81 Is MONTH.
Without exception ih1 nrust elegant 7 room 4
bath, steanl- heated aparipiei T. In the city; attest
sanitary improvements: hRnuNparly decorated.
Au,l, 10 lanitor, IA Ia s"nsat az % -. 1dtl. 1t.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room. j., box
II World.
Boarders Wanted.


East Side.
IGRAMERCY PARK FAMILY HOTEL, &c, 40,
81, 3S-suita. single rooms, steam heated: ex-
ceiient tsoIe, reaSVnspie Iauesi pp,vi.sge prVh'e
!. 80.
AYE, 3SI; near nranu Centrai
cuisine: terms moderate ' ~
IEyTSEToI wv 40 ut s,or, front roon,.
~ -, no. a. W, '.unt iv.uIi,i,,
ROAR. "'''' ~
yEyi Loo.I IL
As.Nitnoh ~ .aopS a., ,nhna ~ ~
rentIeman' ;"
-uoo5as
With superior appolntinents 4 cuisine; reason.
able rites.
1--- 49,
81 " Ia, rear io:h ~ v HOOD; i3i = gen
ingmen.
aru AVE III onnosite Gamer ITnion Fur
nished rooms. with good. substantial board,
English cooking. for gentlemen a married
couples,
9TH AVE. lo2-Accommodates quiet WORKING
ladies' 4 gents; mechanics board; homo COM
iorts, G5O-S weekly.
siTli ST; "a E.-Good rooms; i,rst.class
co XII = 'o""s "''" 90" "' ~
orI, 80; =, ~ - ,n,v ,oon,. Iarao /. sn5IT
with hoard; home comforts; gentlemen, IS;
ladies, -.
lOIH ST. ll6- 1901 HANDSOME single h double
looms, with excellent board prices moderate;
location central.
10Th ST. lO4 T.. Neatly furnished back par
Tor: southern exposure: other rooms; superior
board moderate.
10TH ST l22 F.. Gentlemen can have good
board 4 pleasant rooms, -; ladies, ~.
| 10TH ST. llq T.. Neatly furnished room for 2
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IN / S mcCAEE'S
DANCING ACADEMY. classes nov torm,uI at u
East 18th St. between 9th ave, and broadway
Glasses every afternoon AMI evening, private les
sons, any hour, 81; waltz guaranteed in six pri-
vate lessons. IS; I lessons. u, quarter. - lessons.
So, la iy and gentleman assistants,
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS. SEMI FOR RCuLA
ReEinnsfs Al any time, bay or evening.
Special and individual attention gwen to those
learning thr waltz: also tn" new and fashionable
dances. inCludin. stag, fancy and character.
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LIGHT

ll2Ili IT, ~ large rooms " Dhtn; steam
heat corner 80. 81 decorated.
LIGHT
) rooms Il bathroom, in excellent order; rents,
.tAIrRAFl, l1l1 broadway.
a CHELSEA, 534- ;aiS ". 18TH ST
s33, ,blarg' 'lEht rooms
$50, n bath. steam heat.
A.-COLUMBuS AVE. IGi, next corner slth 81.
Flats. 1 rooms, bath h steam heat: hand.
somely decorated; rents only 81 ,H y FIX t1u;,SS
ATTRACTIVE, @ cheerful rooms; steam heat,
bath s"S. S:I2; llGth II. station ncighborhood
uncxcelIed. 1870 7th ave.
CORNER FI.ATS-Ai improvements, Z rooms
& bath; 1850 ". 10th It. 500: sl|o3i2 ". 3; st.
FLATS TO LET on 4th ST., near 6tI ave. from
SLOT $40 month also OH 5sth st. Apply 100
W. 18th ST.
THE pALHOUSIE, 20 to 40 ". 50th 81. -Abso-
iutely iircproof Il fronting Central Park n very
choice apartment 10 rent. Apply to the iani-
tor.
month. Apply leo w. 2Sth It.
5LIGHT ROOMS, private hall, bath; $40, s22,
CULVER, go columbus ave, o3d St.
unfurnlshed Nor.h OF ,asth Street.
sTH AVE. 1906. near l3sth .t.-Fins fats. $50.
sac; s lsrge rooms. private hall; improvements.
10Th ST. 40 W. apartments to let. . q
rooms each; private lawn; hall boy; small,
select families only.
l32D ST. ~, "a W.. near 9Th ave. Choice of
ssvcraI hats; 8 light rooms, bath; newly deco,
rated, pnpered perfect order; sis $2I; private
location these rents will surprise you.
LIGHT APARTMENTS,
prSysmsnts; near l. ]sta.ion; 'ii2l y, lalth St.
+. EDGAR LEAYCltAFT 1917 Broadway.
81. 5O-3 ROOMs overlooking enchanting scenery;
halls heated. millionaire neIghborhood: no chill
dren; reference. CSC w. 1921 Of.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s. LET, corner Il inside fats: all prices.
IhuTla.N NnllpI N IkFO. Mi 'Dluulbn9 ave.
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l2ISF ST. 42G. AIS T. LIST & 81 flats, S23. s2l
rent commencing April l, Jnnitrr.
A FEW ELEGANT APARTMENT To LET y
rHECAPACiOCS APARTMENT BtILDlNG,
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FAMILY LIQUOR STORE. $500; one for 5000 on
the west side: saloon opposite Brooklyn Ferry,
FREQ and clear. 81, 500; one OF the best corners on
West St. with hotel opposite ferry. 81, 900: one of
the best ID ave. corners, 81 900; enc Of the best
downtown hotels, $40, 600; property of all descrip-
lions for sale and exchange.
O'rONNOR Ss Contra a..
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F1RST-CIASS confectionery, fixtures, with all
manufacturing utensils, for sale; going ont OF
business. 1902 Id ave.
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DRUG STORE-Wcll establishes: high reputa
ton; good prescription trade: on leading West
estate; no agents. Address DRUGS, box 20I
World, UPTOWN,
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MACON ST.. 4o7 utica ave. siAlion) Heated
room: board; private family; conyepienesat
gentlemen. ~.
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18TH ST, $50 handsomely furnished rOomI
excellent table; French cuisine; moderate;
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37TH ST. c63 W.-Lnrge parlor 4 bed
with board, suitable for dTessmaking; private
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18Th ST. 2B w.-EleKantly furnished ID hoor.
with superior board: other small rooms: terms
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. over ~ years: u big bn
gain: good reason for selling. OWNER,
Main st. BROOKLYN.
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18TH ST, 1871 ". Largo. nicely furnished,
sunny room, with board; near Broadway: very
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18TH ST. go w.-comfortable rooms: profes-
$ SIGNALS 4 children taken: day board reasonable.
tranSient1 Il per DAY.
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lsTH ST. a2i W,-Large & small rooms, nicely
furnished; large closets: superior table; SIC for T.
4SrH ST, Ia W. Large & small room; excel
lent trplc; table board references.
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VERY nicely furnished sunny square room. with
board: private Catholic family, Room, box s1t
Harlem World.
: LADIES can have hoard with American fam
lily VA week good location, east side. Board.
box nD6 World, uptown.
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10Th ST, 1872 ". Hall rooms, 81. 80 por week,
, nlSn large room board optional.
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BUTTER. cheese and egg store good location
all cash trade: low rent; good lease living
APARTMENTS: owner going in Wholesale. Apply
Z1NN Il CO., 81 Warren st.
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= 18TH ST. 2l W. near Broadway-LarFo & small
, sunny rooms. with excellent table; table board
arg. aspnable
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DIST ST. 251 w.-Handsomely furnished large
Il small ROOMS: excellent table; table board.
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44TH ST. 23S W. Splendid denominations Tor
couple low to permanents; single rooms 10
4TTU ST. ,3G2 ". -Nicely fur nished large rooms;
corner Hat good board: homelike. Dietterlen.
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FIats and Apartmen,o TO Let.
unfutnished-esst Side.

SINGLE FLATS. 5 & y rooms & bath; hand.
sonely decorated moderate rents Inquire 3s
Il. t2d At. u. O'HA,.A, lii5 I'd ave.
SINGLE FLAT large rooms h bath; mudcri
improvements; $50. Apply easement, lis l.
llOth Il.
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18TH ST, pa a large front room neatly
furnished, with or without board: also othtR
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INDIsCREET ADMISSIONS.

A short time since the Holomua,
in an effort to blacken the char
acter Of L. A. Thurston, actually
condemned the hula, and even
went so far as to say the Hawaiians
were ashamed OF it. Now, in the
course of an attempt to discredit
DIR. Hyde, it has quoted warm
appreciative tribute of Judge For
nander's to the missionaries !!
If the Holomua does not check
its injudicious zeal for controversy,
it will soon be possible to Gull from
its columns an admission of every
count in the deadly indictment
which the last twenty years have
drawn against the Hawaiian mon
archy.
The Holomua has fatal facility
in proving too much.
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GOOD NEWS IN PROSPECT.

The intelligence which came by
the Monowai regarding the pur-
chases of raw sugar by the Trust
in the United States is very signi-
ficant, and a good omen for Hawaii.
It indicates a fixed belief on the
part of the Trust that a duty is
going to be put on raws which will
materially enhance the price. An
other despatch states that Congress
has abrogated the reciprocity trea-
ties established after the passage of
the Mckinley bill. Such abroga-
ton will be necessary if revenue
is to be obtained from sugar.
It is not impossible that the
Mariposa, which is due from San
Francisco next Thursday, will
bring news that the United States
Government has decided to estab-
lish a coaling station at Pearl
Harbor, place a duty of cent
pound on sugar, and repeal the
treaties with Spain and all the
other sugar-producing countries
except Hawaii.
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ILL GOTTEN GAINS.

The San Francisco Examiner.
the Monarch of the Dailies, has
again paid the ADVERTISER the
compliment of levying forced
loan from it's columns. Some time
since an article appeared in this
paper containing a description of
the new issue of Hawaiian stamps,
and accompanied by a couple of
cuts. This article the Examiner
has paid the compliment of q YER
batim reproduction, with a single
change only, the substitution of the
word Examiner for the word AID
vERTIsER in the first line.
This, however, is not the end, but
the beginning of the story. We do
not grudge the trifle appropriated,
but wish the royal borrower better
luck next time. The article as it
appeared in the ADVERTISER con-
tanned some modest admissions,
such as the admission that the
artist was Handicapped" by an
imperfect" stereotyping outfit;
that the newspaper was just max
ing a beginning with the work of
illustration, ETC., etc. These con-
fessions, natural enough with us,
sound strange and foreign as the
of San Francisco
daily
We would recommend to our
esteemed contemporary the warn
ing of the wise Polonius against
borrowing.
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APRIL 7, 1894

In the constitution of the future,
the election to the convention
formed to frame it will be not I'M
likely to play as important a part
as the first election held under the
constitution of 1887. Whatever
restrictions may be placed upon
the franchise in the future, 1t is
not probable that any of them will
apply to those voters who by their
votes took an active part in max
ing the constitution. 1t may be
possible, for instance, that inter-
national complications may make
it necessary to restrict the ballot to
citizens. In that case, those resi-
dents who are not citizens, but who
registered for the election to the
convention, might be excepted
from the operation of the provision
excluding non-residents.
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= 80 - -s---
SCIENCE.
Animals and Plants OF Oceanic
Islands.

The extraordinary way In which
one science will cast a side light of
great value upon another is shown
nowhere more strikingly than in the
illumination to be derived from the
study of the animals and plants of
oceanic islands. The way is this,
and the importance of it, were both
shown by Wallace; but much new
and more special work has been
done by his followers. The Sand
witch Islands, especially, have been
studied lately by naturalists, partic-
ularly with reference to the birds,
which show in very marked degree
the effect of their species Of isolation
long endured. Scarcely single in
digenous Hawaiian bird can be re-
ferred to any genus known else
where, and almost every island In
the group has its own peculiar species
among these genera, limited to it.
The same Is true of the fora of the
group; and when these facts are con-
sidered the mind begins to under
stand what vast lapse of time must
have passed since these islands be-
gan their separate existence-and
yet how long time previously must
they have been connected. It is in
teresting, by the way, to note that
the affinities of Hawaiian plants and
animals are mainly with America,
and only to much less degree are
related to the South Pacific.-Ernest
Ingersoll in Leslie's Popular Month
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ian, of one who refused to abide by
the formal and external prohibit
lions of the later law. Whence,
then, is this modern innovation,
the Puritan Sabbath? Does it rest
on the authority of Old Testament
Scripture of Jesus himself, or OF
some inspired or uninspired ordl-
nance of the church ?
It would be interesting to have
this historical inquiry answered by
some one of our local divines.
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IS 1T OF MAN p?

The Sabbath question continues
to arouse an undated interest
among readers and correspondents,
and one of the latter class furnishes
q fresh contribution to the subject
this morning. The Rev. Mr..
Twombly will preach sermon to-
morrow morning on the subject,
which will be reported in the AID
vERTIsER.
Our correspondent this morning
draws attention to the fact that the
Sabbath commandment in the Old
Testament is a prohibition of work,
pure and simple, and that it does
not hint an objection to recreation.
The ritualists and Journalists, who
developed the later Jewish law, like
the old lawyers of England, spun
the divine commandment into a
thousand subtitle particulars, but
their shall nots and must nots were
all aimed at work, and not at inno-
cent amusement. The Jewish Sab
bath was based, therefore, on the
command, and was a day of free
dom from work and enjoyment.
The attitude of Jesus toward the
Sabbath was that of latitudinar-
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3O(F7
AbriI s, 1854.

The Jones Locked Fence is
the cheapest and strongest
fence ever constructed. We
make this assertion because
the letters we have received
from parties using it on these
Islands endorse everything
we have ever said about it.
We believe that in another
year every plantation and
ranch on the Islands will be
enclosed by the Jones Locked
Fence. You will understand
that we do not sell the fence
made up, only the material;
wire, stays and washers for
making it. This means that
if you have a poorly built
fence of the old style you can
make it as strong as you
please by bracing it with
stays fastened to the wires by
washers. For a five wire
fence each stay with five
washers will cost you eight
cents. You can tell from this
just what it will cost you to
strengthen your fence and
keep it from sagging. Send
us an order for a hundred
stays and five hundred wash
ers and surprise yourself.
A plantation manager on
Hawaii sends us a bullock
cart comparatively new
he asks us to dispose of
for him as he has no further
use for it. The bed is three
feet high five feet six and one
half inches wide and eleven
feet long. The cart cost
$3.50 and is as good for SER
vice as a new one. 1t may be
seen in our warehouse Or we
will describe it more in detail
to any one writing for partic-
ulars.
Mr.. Conant of Waimea,
Kauai says our Hendry
Breaker is the best pillow that
ever turned the sod. What
Mr.. Conant says is repeated
by every one who ever used a
Breaker from our stock. AS
this is the blowing season
now is the time to subscribe
no increase in rates.
The HAWAIIAN HARDWARE Co.,
3O7
Fort STREET, Honolulu.
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COURT NOTES.

Arguments in the matter of the
appeals in the estate of J. F. 0.
Banning occupied the attention of
the Supreme Court all of yester-
day. To be continued this morn
ing and concluded probably on
Monday next. Hon. Paul Neu-
mann is sitting in the place and
stead of Justice Frear who is dis
qualified for the reason that he
was a witness in said case. A. S..
Hartwell and w. A. Kinney for
the beneficiaries, appellants, F. NJ.
Hatch for w. F. Allen, admins
traitor, respondent.
In the matter of the estate of F.
S. Pratt before Judge Cooper, Mrs.
E. K. Pratt was appointed tempo
rary administrative under a $500
bond which was filed with God
frey Brown as surety. w. Foster
for the widow, w. R. Castle for
Teresa Cartwright.
In the case of T. w. Rawlins VS..
the Honolulu Soap Works Co.,
Judge Whiting has filed a decision
allowing the plaintiff to amend his
complaint against the objection of
defendants counsel. This is an
action claiming damages arising
out of an alleged noncompliance
of a contract for wages. G. Brown
and w. A. Kinney for plaintiff, A.
S. Hartwell and F. NJ. Hatch for
defendant.
Judge Whiting has also filed a
decision in the case against the
Portuguese Mutual Benefit Society.
Judgment is ordered for Ignacio de
Fraga, plaintiff, for the sum of $40
with interest from Nov. 8, 1898.
A. S. Hartwell and A. Perry for
plaintiff; P. Neumann for the So
ciety.
In the matter of the estate of G.
Manaole, Judge Whiting has adj
mitted the will to probate, and J.
A. Magoon is appointed admins
traitor with the will annexed under
a $500 bond. J. A. Magoon for
prepayment; G. W. Ashford for con-
testant.
E. Johnson has filed his fee bill
of 81 against defendant J. F. Col
burn, who has to pay judgment in
favor of Il. B. Murray.
In the matter of the application
for habeas corpus on behalf of
Chung Sun and John Doe, who
were passengers on the steamer
China when last in port, J. A. Ma
COON, for the petitioner, has filed a
discontinuance, he having made
service too late just as the steamer
was casting off her lines from the
wharf on March 25th last.
Judge Cooper has approved the
first annual account of Henry
Smith as trustee under the will of
the late Richard Meek. The in
come of the estate tor the past year
amounted to little over $500, and
there is a balance of $1I9 to the
trustees next account.
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foregoing correct
CHARLES a. PRELLER, AUDITOR.
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Insurance merely discarded this
and only insurance actually issued paid included
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COMMITTEE.
of Trustees onth of
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From the Surplus dividend will be apporoned usual
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Quarterly Meeting.
Q. BREWER 81 COMPANY.
LIMITED.

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY
Il meeting of the stockholders of the
{. Brewer q Company, [L'd.l will be
held at the Company's offices on Queen
street, in Honolulu, FRIDAY, the 18th
inst, at 10 a. NJ. =. F. BISHOP,
Secretary, <. Brewer & Company, TL'd.
t.Onolulu, April 5. 1894. 2655-td
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EXPOSITION
42-sAN FRANOIsc Oh
L.a ESTEaELL.a DE ONO

Participa Rus favorecedores que hsn reci.
bido IN complete aurtido en- cintas de todos an
Chos de los colores mas nuevos EncajeB de
Bsda, hilo algod6n, ESpritS PenachoB de mu.
cho quito. FantAsias de axabache todo de 10 mas
elegaate para ID confscci6n de sombreros capo.
tRa para Il presante temp1rada. En- los diaB y
de 10 de la noche habrA expuesto en- Ia
misma Cass un aurtido de BombFeros cspotas &
fin de que todaa las personas de buen gnsto Ga
cercioreR de Ia realidad , 10 convenzan de que
los sombreros conteccionsdos por 81 habil artists
senior Gabarr6n no tienen rival. Hacsd una vi
sitR para yer 10 que en- ninguna casa podr6is en-.
contrar de tsnto gusto tan barato. 1910
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-sQui6n3
-sC6mo a.bsro' .c.mbian de eapit,noo tsdou los
diasI
-Yo he dido hablar de americana. Isl fua's Gll
-lKS verdadl Giuseppe me ha diqho haberls ViS-
to en- Roma.
-lPaTdezI-repuso otro.-Vosotrcs migmos e ba-
bais vato 81 csmRo 81 que he eacspado
Primero.
Bal. ...1era 6lP
-Ea peraona.
-, Di&yolo"
Las 1eton acioBeBsa aceTCaban "a las bRlas ailha.
ban por encima dc lau csbezag Evidenteente los baa
ddou YetPoCedan. LA pacieBca de los CarCeleros de
Ethel y 81 saesydote agot6.
Mos derrotsnll-exsIana6 uuo de elop.-Corramo
aocorrer nusatsos canaJ adaa.
-Pero ~ los priaioneros7
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Tenea Cuerdas3
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