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The Anaconda standard., 1895-05-22
Chicago Cattle.


Chicago, May 2i.-Only about 1000 head Of
cattle arrived here to-day against 5000 received
at Kansas City, and yesterdays advanco In
price was sustained, although buyers held back
early In the day. Cattle averaged 109i5c higher
per 100 pounds than az the close OF last week.
aud anything fancy would have sod around s.,
but choice beeyes of the right weight we're
again very scarce. Common TO choice native
steers weighing 9io to l,575 pounds were salea-
BILE at s.. 2Sb5 90 the bulk OF the sales being nc
81 eodt5 65; and Clav, Robinson & Co. sold q car
load OF choice fat 1.40o pound Nebraska steers
at $3.50. The expectation OF good receipts to-
morrow kept numerous buyers out OF the mar
ket, but the supply was so small that sellers
managed to get md OF most OF their consign-
ments.
Hogs-Not one more than 1900 head were
offered on the market to-day. including the
small number that were left over from yester-
day. Eastern shippers started In to buy at IN
early hour and their good purchases OF choice
droves ran prices up for the better class OF
hogs about Sc per 100 pounds, prime lots fetch
ing 81 Sa After hlling the spring orders there
was no real competition. and as local packers
had the field all 20 themselves, prices weakened
somewhat Common hogs and pigs were not
most OF the advance lost. sales were made Of
heavy hogs at 81. s5os. 81; mixed lots az a. so0
as; light weights at 81 s50t7o
Sheep-There was such an exceedingly active
demand from local dressed meat Arms that
prices moved up about foc per 100 pounds. max
ing an average improvement Of fully sec In choice
iocks within two days. Common to choice
sheep were saleao,e at s2.5odsoo. aud common
to choice lambs at s. 756bs. %; bulk e sales
being at s4. iS6Ds % for sheep and az s52o1s. 20
for lambs. spring lambs sold a. saoo}s Is.
Receipts-Caftle. 4.oo); hogs. 2i,ooo; sheep.
e.Uoo.
Montreal. May 2i.-Cattie shippers here say
a. -. Ga.~~. T. .X..4T
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this was never discussed In public and.
in fact. the people OF the country were
not aware that II had happened until
the discovery OF what had occurred
gradually came to their attention /,
Mr.. Carlisle may be sincere In his as
sertion. but he IL az wrong a. it possi-
BILE for any man to be who has oficial
relations to the finances of the United
States.
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Another enumeration OF inhabitants
of the twin cities. st. Paul and Minne-
apolis. is TO begin on June /. The RI
Paul. II Is estimated. has about 175.o0o
Inhabitants and Minneapolis claims
100000. 1t is probable that a premium
will be offered for every baby born in
the cities between now and June /.
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Boston. May 2I.--The wool market Is IN a
dormant condition. no changes being record ed
for the past week. Sales are, II anything.
lighter and buyers do not seem eager to pur-
chase only sufficient to tide them over their
present demands. Several new crops have
arrived, but they have been principally from
sheep territory. Woods have come struggling
In. but are on higher basis than buyers are
willing to pay. Prices IN the west are reporte
to be strong. but reports have no tendency to
brace up markets here. Montana medium fine.
sG1ic; scodred. 2o921c; Australian combings
supernne. 1l042c; same. good, s3040c; same,
cross breds quarter blood, 26Q2sc.
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To Weak Men.

we win send YOU FREE the formula Of the
oslebrafod Turkish specialist Professor hen
Hlrsh kebe, who for many years was Physician
Extraordinsy to His sublime Highness the SUI
TN Of Turkey. This Is the same formula ~
used by the late Professor kfcord or Paris. and
n now being used daily with the most wonder.
fI1l results In our own practice.
YOU will be astonished at the marvellous
change in your condition in ten days time.
Il will positively remove varicoeele.
strenqthea weak organs check and cure all
unnatural drains aad losses rrostator-
rhoea. caused by youthful errors or iadis-
cretioa II later life Nothing will compare
With this formula Tor restoring Lost Asn-
hood.
And your entire system win be rebuilt and
rcjuyenafed under IS wonderful Influence.
lt can be filed In any gvod drug store and
nothing win bs sent you G. o. ID. All we ssk In
return for this Is 10 cents in stamps. and. II
convenient the name and address OF one inya-
lid ether man or woman. Your name VIII not
be mentioned. IL desired. we viii MI it OF best
ingredients for si.t5, including postage and
formula: win last forty days and most posh
lively cure any case
German and English Physicians
octavia and Sutter Sts-. San francisco. Cal
flssse mention Standard in writing.
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DIR. Andrew Wilson of London says that
the odor of violets, mignonette, tuberoses
and heliotrope is injurious to the voice.
vocalists are especially susceptible to the
scent of these flowers. Violets are said
to be the worst in their effect.
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Notice of stockholders' Meeting.

Nosice Is hereby given that meeting OF
stockholders OF the Anaconda Mining company
Is called for and VIII be held on Monday. june
company, room ~. lutte block, Butte CITY.
Mont. for the purpose OF submitting 70 tne
stockholders of the company the proposition 20
sell All and several the tracts and pieces OF
uroperty particularly described as follows; All
the mines. mining ground. quartz mills. smeiters'
concentrafors and reduction works OF SAID com
many. and also such other OF said companies
nronerties IS shau be decided upon by the
stock ckholders az said meeting.
signed: J. B HACcIS.
IRWIN c. STUMP.
"A. b. PARsoss.
FE sARorASr. Secretary. Trustees
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STOCKS.

Record of Yesterdays Transactions y In
Eastern Markets. - /
New York. May 2i.-5hare speculation on the
stock exchange to-day was quiet at opening and
the first prices made were q shade lower tAan
closing figures Of yesterday. The depression
was largely due to selling for the foreign. ae-
count and heaviness OF Americans on the LON
don stock exchange. Trading. however, soon
became more animated and q buying movement
was inaugurated, which continued to he close,
when the best prices were current.
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Bar silver. e6x.
Pig iron-Firm.
Copper-strong; brokers' price. sio.5o; ex-
change price, $40. so.
Lead-Quet; brokers' price, 500; exchange
price, 1926. aI.1-hs5SN
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Philadelphia, May 2i.-Wool-Quiet but
steady. Ohio. Pennsylvania Xxx and above,
160i6hc; x and above. 140i6c: Medium, 1s9
soc; quarter blood, 10000; common. 1701sc;
15c; medium. l7H0isc; quarter blood, ls0l9Hc;
common. 169i7c; washed combing and delaine,
nne, 17h0isc; medium. 100000; quarter blood.
2oDslc; braid, 1902oc; unwashed medium, i40
itc; quarter blood, 17Gf7hc; braid. 150i6c;
unwashed. light and bright. fine, 110i2c; me-
dium, f30i4c; quarter blood. 16a17c; common,
190l4c; unwashed. dark colored. light, fine.
9Gi0c; heavy fine, 6G5sc; medium, 12G1sc; fine
medium, 11012c; coarse. HOBO; territorial and
northwestern. light fine. s9l0c; heavy same.
709c; nne medium, 1001lc; medium. 1i0isc;
quarter blood. l29lsc; coarse, 1091lc.
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Coffee and Sugar

Coffee-Closed steady; May. s1475a14. so
Sugar-Raw, firm. Refned-Quiet and stead,
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Money Market.

Money, easy; closed at IL per cent; sterlin
exchange strong and higher. $.s7k94 ss 70
demand and si.s6A14.s7 for 90 days.
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Hops and Wool.

Government bonds, steady.
Petroleum-weak; closed offered si.69.
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ofIumpy jaw cattle which have been stopped
on their way to England Some Of these cattle
have been slaughtered here and evidently sold
for healthy meat. The matter is being investi-
Oafad
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Mining Stocks.

Boston Mining Stocks.
Boston, May H.
Boston & Montana. 4sx Butte aBoaon... i4x
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Chicago Wheat.

Chicago. May 2i.-Wheat opened weak with
sellers at 7s to 72A for July, but there were
numerous buyers for half an hour or 50. evil
IDENTITY looking for repetition OF sequences to
all recent breaks In prices. They were not
disappointed. Reports OF crop. damage and
professional selling fought each other foot to
foot during the entire session and as the end
approached the market developed most ex-
treme nervousness. tE
Close; wheat-July, 1850.
Corn-Ac.
Oats-29Lc. q Ttf
Pork-H2. .62. W
Lard-$6.77
Ribs-s6. 80.
Receipts-Wheat. 1000 bushels; corn, $4,000
bushels; oats, 3si 900 bushels.
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London, May 2i.-A good catalogue was
offered ct wool auction sales to-day, and bid
ding was active. especially for better grades.
Inferior woolens still irregular.
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rs. =. Q. wSsT's NERVE AND slArN gslAyxzxg
is sold under positive written guarantee, by
authorized agents only. to cure Weak Memory;
Loss Of Brain and Nerve Power; Lost Manhood;
Quickness; Night Losses; Evil Dreamei Lack Of
Confidence; Nervousness; Lassitude; all Drains; /;
sex. caused BY over-exertion, Youthful Errors, OF
Excessive Use OF Tobacco Opium or Liquor.
which leads to Misery. Consumption. Insanity
written guarantee to cure refund money.
sample packaee. containing i've days treatment
with full instructions. 20 cents. One sample
or'v sold to each person bv mail.
The Smith Drug Co.. Sole Agents. Anaconda
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Metal Market.

Hops-Dull.
Wool-Quiet.
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Montreal. May 2i.-Cattie shippers here say
there has been large increase In the number
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Crow AND KAHUKU BOY.
Road Accident with Jockey and Race

Road accident with Jockey and Race
Horse.
Mr.. Halstead returned his racing
horses to Waialua this morning.
At Kahuiki the animal driven by
Jockey Jim Crow in brake bolt
ed. Crow was leading Kahuku
Boy. The latter made dash in
the opposite direction dragging
Crow ont and landing him on the
ground The driven animal fell
and broke his leg, and will have to
be shot. Crow bruised the side OF
his face by the fall.
It is understood Mr.. Halstead
has resigned from the Hawaiian
Jockey Club through some mis-
understanding. The fact that that
gentleman, VINO is sport from the
word go, has returned his racers to
Waialua is evidence that he has
no intention of participating in the
Fourth Of July events.
After Kahuku Boy dragged
Crow from the brake he turned
about and made towards town
The racing saddle was found at the
turning into the Waikiki road
Kahuku Boy has not been seer
since Although several cowboy.
have bqeu sent ont to look for him
At 1880 O'Clock the animal gallopec
along King street near the resi-
dence of J. B. Atherton. He die
not have bride on at the time.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-06-13
IN A PUNClBOWL PIT.
MARKED sTR,TIrIcNTIoNs AFFORD
STUDY.
White and Red Layers-rhe Cinder
showers--The Days Of
Eruption.

The work of eXcavating the
reservoir connected with the new
Pumping works, presents some
appearance of approaching COM
pletion. 1t is well worth Wis
iting. 1t may be reached from
near the head Of Alapai street,
above the Hackfeld residence, or by
persons on foot, ny following the
path up Punchbowl from the head Of
Miller street. There still remains
to be removed a mass Of compact
brown rock OH the upper side of
the pile. The harder blocks of this
wall are being laid out for the
heavy masonry wall intended to
line the makai side Of the pile,
which is entirely composed Of the
black cinder. The layers Of vol
canic ashes are here of unusual
depth. The stratihcation of the
black and white layers,
hard and soft, is delica-
tely beautiful, and well
worth visiting for geological inter.
est One can imagine the horrible
roar and darkness OF the brief hour
in which perhaps ten thousand
years ago a swift eruption of white
hot mud shot miles aloft, piling up
Punchbowl aud covering the sur.
rounding country deep with the
black sand" on which our city
now stands. 3.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-06-13
FIELD DAY FEATURES.
SOME OF THE GOOD EVENTS FOR
SATURDAYS GAMES.


The field meeting of the Homo
lulu Amateur Athletic Club prom
Uses to be most successful one.
The date set for the sport is Satur-
day next and the place of meeting
at Kapiolani Park. The track is
in good condition and the only dis
advantage the sprinters will have
to contend against will be the stiff
Diamond Head breeze. At a meet
ing of the Club held yes
terday evening "a program
of sixteen events was decided on.
Several of the races are handicaps.
This will give everybody show.
In the one hundred yards dash
Tom Pryce will be scratch man.
Tom White, II. Hapai, A. Hans
mann, w. Bolster are other entries.
Owing to an accident James Tor
bert will not start. He
had regained his old time
speed and made the fastest time
ever made on the islands for one
hundred yards i'll trial run. Ed.
Hapai of -Punahou College will
probably run. He is troubled with
the grip.
The one-mile event will witness
B. +. Beardmore, w. Chamber
lain, c. Murray, r, n. Petrie,
Geo. Clark, 7. White, w. Bolster
and others on the track. All these
have been in training and specta-
tors will undoubtedly witness good
performances.
Louis Singer, Chris Holt, Chris
Willis and J. Spencer will go the
running high jump and pole vault.
AS there will be no hammer throw
ing this meeting J. Spencer will
have to be contented with the
championship for putting the shot.
The officers will be as follows:
Starter, d. H. Davis; referee, ]. w.
Jones; clerks Of course, l.. Singer
and ]. Mcguire; judges, Thomas
Wright and DR.. J. +. Wayson;
timekeepers J. l.. Torbert, w. f.
Love and f. J. Kruger.
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ALL ALONG THE DUt KS.
.UPPLYiNU TuE BiC ~uIr STAR
BUUK wiTu SUGAE.
Movements Of All sorts of Graft
Likeiik. In seryice--Note. OF
the Front.

The steamer Kauai will be re Dis
for service in about four weeks.
The steamer Kinau sails at .
pm. tomorrow OH her usual route
The schooner I.uka will sail fol
Kaholalele either tomorrow or Sat
urlay afternoon.
The Steamer Re An Hou sailed
for Waimea and kekaha at 3
o'clock tLis afternoon.
The tern BERTHE Minor, Captain
Raven, sailed for Port Townsend
in ballast at II o'clock today.
The Helen Brewer left the
Brewer dock this morning and is
now loading sugar at the Oceanic
wharf.
The barkentine 5. G.. Wilder
was moved from the old custom
house wharf into naval row this
morning.
The steamer l.ikelike took the
Claudine's route Yesterday. The
latter vessel has gone on the marine
railway for examination and repair
The schooner Luka arrived yes
terday from Hamakua with 1880
bags sugar, to 7. II. Davies & Co.
This morning the sugar was trans
ferred to the Transit.
The barkentines S. n. Castle
and W. H. Dimond had their
flags flying today on account OF the
departure of the Alden Besse The
three vessels belong to the same
line.
Since the arrival of the ships
Tillie l.. Starbuck and Manuel
Llaguno eight deserters have been
reported to the police, and a re-
ward Of $40 is offered for each man.
Five are from the Llaguno.
The custom inspe tors are hav-
ing their vacations one at time.
James Kelley the other day was
granted two weeks in which 10 re-
cuperate, and on his resumption of
duty, Thos. T.. Cooke will have his
outing.
The steamer Ke Au Hou will
touch at Waianae this evening on
her way to Kauai to get the well
pipe for the McCandlesss Bros.
This will be taken to Mana, Kauai,
where the McCandless Bros. are en-
gagged in boring wells.
The Tillie L. Starbuck will take
in about 500 bags of No. | and ?
Eva sugar from the warehouse at
the o. X. & l.. Co. s wharf. Cap
tain Curtis expects to have his
vessel loaded and be under way in
about ten days.
VIM. Starbuck, a son of the
owner of the fine ship Title L.
Starbuck, now in the harbor, is
passenger Oh that vessel. He is
touring around for his health. He
sailed for Kauai yesterday after
noon on the Iwalani, returning
Sunday next,
The harbor master is having the
buoys on the waikiki; side of the
harbor, above the Spar buoy, re-
painted, and new chains attached
where necessary The can buoy,
which was taken up few days
ago for repainting, is now ready to
be placed in its position in the
harbor. This will be done as soon
as the drcdger is out of the way.
The dredger this morning hauled
alongside the old custom house
wharf. This was done, according
to Captain Smith, for the purpose
Of taking in coal, painting the
smokestack, etc. The dredger has
been in continuous service the last
three and half months. The boil
ers are in very good condition, after
all the running it has had. Captain
Smith will resume work some time
tomorrow afternoon.
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Jos. l.. Carter is experimenting
the overhauling in the basement of
the Executive Building.
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locations on Hotel street
FINE RESIDENCE ON THE JUNO
II ton of Thurston Avenue, Green and
New streets. House very large and cow
Portable. containina all the latest sanitary
-imprp Uncnts. Fine verandas, palm avenue,
beautifully III out grounds, etc. VIII be
sold for thln is actual value.
~ X llj FEET on QUEEN STREET
~ opposite Judiciary Building, rents
for 30 Price, $50
G~5 X Ia5 FEET ON QUEEN STREET,
w near the above, two cottages Price
$3.50.
CMhIL LOT or NUUANU STREET,
~ near B.retania, suitable for stores,
good colt se IN rear. Price, s3,5oO.
HOUSE LOTS AT KALlHI FRONTING
II ON Camphameha " Road and King
Street --OD;und fronting ON accommodation
road $50.
HOUSE LOTS AT WAIKIKI, ON CAR
IL line. near the John Ena road for
$500.
Terms on the above Lots one third cash,
balance ON time; per cent, discount for
cash.
I AEGE LOT on FORT STREET WITH
IL new house aud other buildings. Price
1880.
UlHE OPFERGELT PREMISES ON
i Pauoa Street, containing about acre
of finely laid out grounds, houses, cottages,
barns, etc. Price, $500.
ACRE WITH NEW COTTAGE AND
i other buildings in Kalihi. Price,
$1,000
100 X 1876 FEET ON ASYLUM ROAD,
lou new beautiful modern . room
house and nicely laid out grounds. Price,
Si2oo. -
kO X $50 Fact WITH NEW COTTAGE
w on Young Street. near Keaumoku
Street. nicely improved lot Fruit trees. etc.
Price, S2,50o
No charge for making Deeds, Mortgages,
etc, i'm transferring property.
". b. Properties placed in our hands for
sale will receive special attention.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-06-13

Ira Van Camp aud Seattle"
Young are matched for a running
race of one mile.
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There are people and places that fade from our
minds
And days that grow dim In the past;
There are loves that are born and wilher and
die,
And nothing seems true 10 the last;
But back in the days OF the long, long ago,
When the little back yard was our course,
The friend who was dearest and sweetest to US
Was the galloplng gingerbread horse.
Can we ever forget hInl Ills arched neck and
tail,
His sugar glazed ears and foretop1
Don't we still feel the thrill of uttermost JOY
As we carried him out Of the shop
Then, breathless with happiness, longing TO
start,
We sped TO the back cellar door,
Aud there. in a paradise, nibbled and munched
Till the gingerbread horse was no more.
Oh. my gingerbread horse, how the taste OF
thy heels
And the peppery sweet Nf thy mani,
With thy black currant eyes and thy brown.
softened sides,
Come back from the dim past Ggainl
How taste, as dream, every mouthful ate
OF thy luscious young sell! For, in truth.
There are times when feel would give all
have
For gingerbread horse of my youth!
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NMtLL LOT or NUUANU STREET,
} near Brretania, suitable for stores,
.ooi colt IKE I'M rear. Price, $500
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FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.
MEETING 30 BE CALLED ny MIN.
TsTER WILLIS.


A called meeting Of the $780,
Fourth of July committee wa.
held yesterday afternoon at tie
offices of the Sale Deposit Com.
pany. Chairman Lansing pre-
sided. Secretary Joe Gilman kept
the record and only two or three OF
the twenty. one members failed "a
attend.
There was considerable de-
bate on several questions In
troduced. These were as TO
the ACCESSIBILITY Of having
either Hawaiian Republic or Amer
lean Independence celebration dis
tinct or a joint jolliGcation. No
decision was reached 1t was
voted finally to reqrest Minister
Willis to issue the usual call for
Americans to assemble and ar
range for a celebration of the
Fourth.
Mr.. Lansing called ulon the
American envoy this morning.
Mr.. Willis promptly said he
would be pleased to put
forth the customary notice. The
meeting will be held at the Airing
ton Hotel parlors on Saturday
evening. III the course CT a chat
between Mr.. Willis aud the %
chairman it came out that both were
somewhat puzzled over the situa-
ton. Mr.. Willis said he would
heartily cooperate in an American
celebration, but of course could not
be active in any other observance.
There will certainly be a time
on the Fourth. Just what ii is to
be called will be settled on Satur-
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
will receive at the legation on the
afternoon of the Fourth.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-06-13

Rous keepers, Notice.

After the cares of the day are over and
the children put to bed you will think of the
miserable huttor sent You today and Of the
potatoes your better half complained about.
Don't 60 Ia your grocer tomorrow and give
HIM Columbia about them. but Just step
in TO Noeller 4 Co. =, Cash Grocery and ask
o. see their Block Butter. We know It will
please You If hard times have lightcncd
your purse amt you do not feel able to pny
much, a To- see our iirkin butter. We sell
lots Of H. What j. better than nice. white
me " p1tato. one that does NOT turn black
after cooking We have them Try them.
After giving Us n triul order your children
will go to bed happy and that better half Of
yours wout 90 to Lodge ~ often Goods
delivered.
SoIcI-LIcIS ~ co...
WARiNG BLOCK, BERETANGA STREET.
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A steamer Tied up, hut Kept at Heavy
Expense.

A steamer Tied up, But Kept at Heavy
Expense.
The IS. Zealandia is still tied up
OH the Coast with a number OF
other craft. This steamer which
formerly ran between San Fran
cisco and this port has been laid up
for three years, and there is no
likelihood of her going into active
service for some time to come.
In the meantime the
Oceanic Steamship Company will
bear the expense all the same OF
three men on the steamer besides
the tax on her by this Government,
she being Hawaiian registered.
Captain Oterendorp, who was i'll
command OF the Zealandia in her ac-
tive service is still in charge of her.
The chief engineer sees that the
engines are in good order and the
chief officer looks after the rigging
These are the only men at present
on the steamer.
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VOUSE LOTS AT KALIHl FRONTING
l ON Eamehameha " Road and King
trpat .1l;und fronting ON accommodation