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500; os ~ aH ay, choice timothy, s5oa
1917 nv. bushels; corn, 500, 900 bushsls ns,s
brSSs,s ousnels Shipments Wheat. iit',rs,
Su ashhe,'s' corn soS.ooo bushels: oats. isSSo
,,c scs YORK, March ie--wbeat- f,ccc,r,s
~ y Exports, ii2i 6s; spot firm: No, red
o dvs0sgs-s { o. b. atioat to arrive. Options
hi, cios nrni and ruled stron4 all morning
n q, ssisher on near months March closed
80 49,, IS, May, LOIS. Hides-Firin: Calves
,,on, ~ Texas dry, 10; California, i5s,in.
20 as,n,ssl--s,eady hemlock sole Butnos AyrcS,
inr ", southern, 97odll.Oo. coppsr.
. S " brokers', llA. Lead-Duil; brokers
~ H.. Tin plates--weak. Cotton seed oil,
mills, ledlsis; prime sumner sa,s' IN s pi =
me Yellow, q. Butter oil--27d2T; prime win.
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COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.

NEW YORK. Total sales OF stocks il3 800
shares including sugar ii.H0; st. Paul 49,.
Oe0: burlington i2.feo.
LONDON. ---Coaaols for MONEY 1il7s consols
for the account ~. Mexican ordinary 20d !,
Mexican Genital new 81. GG. Bar silver steady
- e-ild PER ounce. Money /. per ceul Kate
discount in the open market for short bills
27sn3 Icr cent For tpree months lo-i6ll3
per cent.
LONDON.--The market for American Sc
cnrities moved but little all Gay owing u
tho inactivity OF cierators. The close was
steady and the demand reelected.
PARIS Three per cent fcntes I03 2s1zc.
Exchange OF Lonicn % .3lac for checks.
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COTTON ON SIiPDOARD.
ton on shipbonrd, not cleared Mt Calves

ton, today,
For Gioat Britain--ss cnpeIa. 2s15 bales; ~
Maria, 1862; IS Montezuma 1857. ss Nicato
IN; e. springwell, 5i6b; ss Freshhcld, 1885;
total. a,,7SS
For Frnnce SIS Ida, 6l2 bales.
For the Coniinent--Ss Ellen Riohmere. S6l7
hHles; rs Burden Tower, 2G3a 80 Wnst Water,
1856 - Celaeno, 256; rs siyerdale. 21b7 SIS
Parkgate. 5li3; SO Gullyara. 623; total, 1901
bales.
For lapan--Ss Woowich. 1907 bales
For New York-~Mallory line, 2I73 bales;
Lone Star line, 27o4; total, 55G1 bales.
Total on shiphoard, 52,96b bales
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> Less lis.
New York Cptton Mnrlset.

Now York, MIrrh ~ -Thp cotton market
opened dull but stendy with prlees unehansed
10 points lower. Following the morning call
the market was apathctic and up 10 II clock
500 bales changed hands With the market at
that time fat at net loss Of iai2 points.
There was nothing IN English or southern
advices to inspire either bulls or bears to
make decided stand Near the close there
was slight Improvement In the volume OF
business chiefly The evening up of acGouuta
by less confident traders. The market was
finally easy al net loss Of $40 points. Total
sales fntuTes $500.
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FRuITS.

App Es-Fancy Ben Davis si,o00i so;
vinesaps and other varieties Sisog5,o9.
BtNANAS-sl 40gl.5O per bunch, pacKeu
II i.:sMiiopNs-choce ss.oo9a.5o, extra fancy
: hANGEs-californja leedlings $1,000. ~,
Iavels s3.00@S. 70.
81. 30 for poor, 81 OeR2,75 Tor best
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Weekly BANK statement.


New York March l9--Moncy on cali easy
2ir2ie Per cent prime merepntile paper 4i5G
MI per cent; Sterling exchange easy with
busii'esr in bankers bills at i.s3St for de-
mand and i.s0l5ui. s0h Tor sixty days, posted
rates slkai seq and iSii.gf4. s5i9. CONNER
cinI bills 4. So& silver certificates 659sff5Gh
B,r silver F6h Mexican dollars As. State roads
, MI; railroad bonds firm; government bonds
weak
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pnsrs CrhIcprnn,.

New York, March 49, The Evening rnsts
Loadop financial cabegram says: The stock
matketG here .@ers dun today. The Chinese
cans were steady on the New York lead but
there vas no Initiative here pending the
publication OF the report ~ the naval court
OF inquiry into the Maine disaster.
On iho arrival here 0f gold from Australia
II Is shipped 10 New York
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Quotations are for less than CARLOAD iols'
Special prices on carloads.
BARRED WIRE-Gliddca, gal. s2.i5 per lO'
WIRE NAiLs-Rate. 500 per kes; ad-
yai,tes, l0d, I'D and led. &c, 50 and ~, ioc;
Cd and I'd, 2pc; I'D and %. SOC. 3D. soe' %,
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Fruit Ininred by Frost.

Dispatches TO the Associated Press from
all PARTS OF California irdeate that heavy
fross which have prevailed for the past few
mornings. have done great damage 10 the
moro tender varieties of fruit. IL many parts
of the State the apricot cior will be almost
total failure.
Ne.torincs and peaches have also suffered
sevsrely Nearly all the fruit trees are in
blossom or budding. and tile cold weather
cam. al a most inopportune time. Late yarie-
ties OF fruit will make fair crops. Prunes,
one OF the staple products OF California, hay
no. been injured and potatoes have been
cor down. and In general The growing crop
viii he late.
Early almonds will not produce more than
ont third the usual yield. and while cherries
have been considerably thinned. trees were
in many places overloaded. and the damage
will not be excessive.
Grain Is looking well in nearly all parts
Of ths State. particularly that which Mas
summer fallowed. More raft; is needed. and
IL II comes soon. followed BIZ warm weather.
much Of the damage already done Will be
colupen sated for.
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HIDES. WOOL AND I,EEswAx.
FUIls.
BITTER AND EGGS

Chicago. March i9.--Butter- ffeady; cream
ery' i3SyIS; dairy, lDisGlG. fbtese--'lnig, 81
az. Erea- steady; fresh: AZ ~.
pnskages: stsady, state and PenDsylyania,
ics.Sijl; western l0s. Southern. iilsT;lg
& Louis, March 49, Buttef-Quiet Eggs
Ksnsas civ. March is.--Butter-stsady:
efcsnory, isalsH: dairy. i49ls ESss-
Steady receipts large; fresh stock ~
Western. s.
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Closing quotations OH bonds at New YORK.
today:
MONEY AND BANKING.

Houston. March la.--The ioral banks are
well supplied with money for all purposes
There Is. however. no great activity in the
loan market, the deposits generally showing
an increase
Exchange is quoted as follows: New York,
buying, par; selling. New York, ST. Leuis
and Kansas City, i.o09l.2s premium; New
Orleans, buying, par; selling, u to premium.
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COTTON seed rnopucTs.
SUGAR.

New Orleans, March i9.-~Sugnr- Duh; gran T.
ulated, 45sGti ii-1G; whites. 4asgiA: yoliows,
iMi :-fs seconds. eas6y 1910. Mclasaes--
strong; Centrifugal, 5@i4 Others I'M
changed.
New York. March lo--Raw quiet: refined.
ss test. ls-ls refined quiet; mold A, ~;
crushed, SIS powdered and cubes. s B-i6.
GRADUATED, 5h
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GALNhsrnN cnrrnN nrrnIrr,

BY Gulf, Colorado and Snntn re railway,
III bales, by international and Great North.
an, llS, by Galveston, Houston and riender-
ron, a by Missouri, knnS1s and Texas, III;
by Gull eston. La Porte and Houston, iIs: by
barge Gibbs 6i1 by barge c. " BeiIi, 1898
by schooner Clara Ida, 3s: total. 2955.
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Weei,,, Interior Movement.

The weekly movement Of cotton at 81 lead
Ing interior towrs according TO the Chronicle
staImont issued this morning. was as fol-
lowt:
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St Louis. March e.--Cattlc--Rcccipts. 400.
Including lao Texans; shipments SVo; market
dull, nomlnnlly unchanSrd; fair 10 fancy ma
tive shipping aud export steers, iaQIS.Sn,
bulk, 4.evGa.la. drcsycd beef and butchers
steers, tO0ta.0n, steers under 1000 pounds,
y. tvN t,Sa, stockcrs and feeders. ShNnt.SN,
cowa and helfcrs, l.15dit,So; Texas and Indian
steers. s.,oNi,6o; supporter grades, $40. cows
aha hefcrs, 2.6nfS.te. Hogs Ncceirts, $500;
shipments, 300; market lower; workers.. 3Io
assoc; packers, S1Sefs.aN. butchers. 5,9otlt ~
sheep Receipts, 800; shipments 500, market
steady no Texans on sale, inuttons, 1000
fSos lambs. b.oous,5o.
Chicago. March 9---Cattlc--Supply limited
and sold NJ Yesterdays prices; choicc cattle
have been scarce all week and sell ut
Trade IN hogs slow; market 2,sm5 lower;
selling Mt LOS and the comn,oncat lieht al,
800. Sheep aud lambs were mostly nominal
at recent quotations, poorest sheep brought
S00Si3,5D; good TO prime, i,oNGt4s,S, yoaripg
sheep. 4,Snsf5,oo lambs, i.aO6IS.6o; some 100
pound New Mexican sheep raised by the ma
tivos brought $50, Rcccipts-Cattlc, 200:
hogs. iS,ooo sheep, 1000.
Kansas City. March as~-Cattle---Reroipts.
10; market unchanged from yesterday; retail
tlndc only Hngs%Reccirts. 5000, market
steady: heavies, S.I0l3.a0 packers, S,6oGfS 20.
mixed, s.5STs,SSs lights. S.HoMS.1nS workers.,
ssbefs so; piss, ssaft3.sp. shcep-Rcceipts,
100; market steady; lambs, i.iaei5.2S; NUT
tens. 3.S05iS0.
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!, SIS granuIated. 5.ss.


N, ,rH'n and Provisions.
March Observation-Disclosures
Stlo,. closing lAs for May and 7-sai
= y Yesterday. The close was at
|yc ie me market was weak; spot
.w reg cash, elevator. 9S: track,
|,snhssrl sOh: May. 30 asked; July
Nv sa,,.:0ss. Corn--rutures stronger
loxsre, and closing steady to
IA. spot steady; No. ? cash and
|a6,sins ay, ISIS bid July, 2s: Sen.
|hists, oats-Futures iirmer frar.
a. ,,, spot higher. No. ; cash and
S6yuu 26&T27; May. es% asked.
III aye-Dull, isis. Flaxsoed-,
Eliza n1Sshy sesd-Prime. a, r 20,
b. H sy =, Bran-sacked. east
(sst tsu sseslng unshansed.'s Ai porkg.
sinr mess, iobbing. Io.75 Lard
"a ss.s shorts. i.s7JS. Dry sail
m Il, s,hhoulders. 30: extra Dis sh ss,.
On. s,sV ~ barrels: wheat. 20 oeo
ssSssIhsls' corn, $4,000 b ua'heis:
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

Rciehmarks, CONNER
cal, 60 days. s...... % l5.lG % 1915
Bankers, 60 days.. .4.slA l. SNis-a
Commercial. go dsyB,...4 soy u S0la II
Spinners .....n.........4 SOL L.. iaA 81
FraEcsi ccmmrrcini
~ Gays .........,....'b.2o 'b.2b
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q asked; b bid; n nominal.
stocks at United stntes Ports.
United Stntes Exports.
This week Last yea
comparative SPOT Mnrisct..

Tho following are the closing quotations for
cotton on the spot today at the leading mar
kcts, together with the closing OF middlins
yesterday, with today's sales:
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MARINE Gle.

Foft OF Galvceton, March -.
ARRIVED.
SIS Cheruskia, Hamburg
CLEARED.
SIS Nieeto. Uribarri Manchester.
SIS Gclllvara, Mytcr, HAMBURG
SIS Bardon Tower, Niles Hamburg
SAILED,
ss oak Branch, schel, kobe and Nagasski.
japan,
SIS Mcrrmac, Bryne. Santiago do Cuba.
Harbor.
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Trade Notes.

EGGS are in free supply and weak Prices
are low IN all markets.
Receipts OF poultry were fair but the de-
nieud II rurtailed as hovsakeep.rf can l,uf
well get 10 market on account Of the street
car strike.
TlseTs IS slut Of Texas raised celery at
present and prices are weaker
srawLsrrIes are coming In freely and prices
arr steady.
Melasses is strong with decided upward
tendency.
There is fair demand for fruits except
srples; whith. are rather high and not Of
yerr hne quality.
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COTTON
Houston Daily statement.
Today. Yesterday. Last YET
uau.top ltailrona Receipt..

ran poads ontegin. the cliy were Is follows
Missouri, kansls and Texas. ........-,.. 1913
Houston ana Texas cenlrai.-.-.. 3j2
lT,i,,r nnfun,. and treat Ncrinern. bi1
San Anton o s,ua ArsisIs Pass. ..,....... 81.
III Z oos;iso asa -a;ta re, ,,-.- ,.-... %
Galveston. Hsrr spurs and san Anton.o-... BIO
nu,ston East aud West Texas. A..
Ie-as and Sew orleans ,.-.-..--.,.,r.... u
WAGON ..-s'...,-,''.--.' -'...'-.' ...'
aa,.t - yiO
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.nnnn we're as follows;
i N.Y. winter 1n patents 4.9Da5. 90; spring
a ms, ~ spring special 1885. 10;
{Nvn~si.eo; bakers S.60d3 90.
~ spring Ssa99; No. red 99A9
No ? :slsd2S%.
s, g.hs No. . white, (. o. b., 2s%
ish. ''
~, o. b., s4a42.
. ,..S !; i,Fla: new 1.2s.
W. per barrel. a.s0dD.sS
N. ~ pounds, 5.G5a5 .07lh,
:, ,rsssioes, loose, 4.9Oa5.I5
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0uotntions for Round Lots OF st,r,,.
Commodities

These quotations are revised daily. and thai.
correctness can be relied upon: The prices are
'hose ruling In Houston wholesale markets.
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| savissssa 6 Calls on Grain.
% cay ~ private wire to r. W
= ~ nats on Julv wheat sss.
Love, surb s4ia. Calls sold a.
6tefsi Prices expected. Puts on
and calls 2sA. W -
clr NJ 's,.ions Elsewhere.
lhsrS March I9.-Whent-Ahor,
y M IA 20: No, 2, s7isSssM Nc sou J,
WIN ~ y, etfa5; No az 70
! n ,;Sass; No 5. ssqiss c 20. .,
No wb,, % oats-Firm, but
-----a''e. %. Rye-Steady:
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Gail. lcloseiiIciosc.
Month of del!v cry.

bid: sellers: value
New orleans Futures.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady;
sales. 1850.
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New York spots.
The New York spot market closed dull and
unchanged.
',Nnt q. dinaty.. Sis Good mihdtins IN
lew middNns..s Z. il-l5Mdlins talrs 6As
Middllng s.s...ss 6is talss v...l 500
Liverpool Futures.
Futures opened quiet, demand poor, and
closed Quiet and stcadv ~ II.
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Month OF delivery. ms Ilng

a 1sked: bid; nominal.
New lori. Futures.
Futures opened duh and closed easy; sales,
$500.
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Spots closed easy and unchanged. sales. l5s.
To-day. Yesterday. Last year
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s. s. cLAUDlNE.
CAMERON. CoMMANnEp


VIII leave Honolulu Tuesdays at o'clock
p. m, touching at kahului, Hama, Ha-
moa and kipahulu, Maui Returning ar
rives at Honolulu Sunday mornings.
Will call at Nuu, Kaupo, once each
month.
No freight will be received after D.
m. on day of sailing.
This company reserves the right to
make changes In the time of departure
and arrival of its steamers WITHOUT
NOTICE, and it will not be responsible
Tor any consequences arising therefrOm
Consignees must be at the landings to
receive their freight. This company will
not hold itself responsible for freight
after it has been landed.
Live stock received only at owners
risk.
This company will not be responsible
for money or valuables of passengers un-
less placed in the care of pursers.
Packages containing personal effects, whether
shipped as baggage or freight. il the contents
thereof exceed $4,000 in value, must have the
value thereof plainly stated and marked, and
the Company will not hold itself liable for any
loss or damage in excess of this sun except the
goods be shipped under special contract
All en- ployees of the Company are forbidden
10 receive freight without delivering shipping
receipt therefor in the form prescribed by the
Company and which may be seen by shippers
upon application TO the pursers Of the Com
pany's steamers
shippers are notified tina; If freight is shipped
without such receipt, it viii be solely at the
risk of the shipper.
tickets before embarking. Those fall
Ing to do so will be subject to an addi-
tional charge of Is per cent.
C. L. WIGHT. President.
s. B. ROSE, Secretary.
CAPT. j. A. KING, Port Superintendent
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ASKS FOR PAPERS
Senator Wishes to See COTTGSpOl-
dGlGG on Neutrality Matter.
THE INCOME TAX BILLS COME UP
House Discusses Abolition of Poll
Tax-Appropriation Bill
Again,
THE INCOME TAX BILLS COME UP
SENATE.
Ninety-ffth Day, June 6.

-NAAAEA -AAAL4L LAY uut y.
A communication was read from the
House announcing the passage of the
House bill relating to tax on incomes
and the Senate bill repeating Schedule
I in the income tax bill.
The Finance Committees report
was received announcing the schedule
Of bills for May amounting TO SS1715.
The adoption of the same commit
tees report carried the House bill
through second reading compelling
foreign corporations to file annual re-
ports with the Minister OF the Interior
and not allowing them the special
rights for railroads or banking. The
bill does not affect existing corpora
ton in these features.
A communication was read by SEN
ator Holstein from Theo. H. Davies &.
Co., asking that if it was the inten-
ton to place a duty on chicory i'm
ported into the country it be made not
TO apply TO chicory already on the
way TO Honolulu. The communication
was referred to the Committee on
Commercs.
Senator McCandless requested that
If the representative of Spain has pro-
tested against the use Of this country
as base of supplies for the United
States, the Minister OF Foreign Affairs
be requested 10 furnish the Senate
with q copy Of the correspondence.
The bill passed second reading pro-
viding for taking up estrays on Gov
eminent roads with an amendment eX-
tending the provisions of the act to
all Government lands. Third reading
was set for Tuesday.
The bill passed second reading au-
thorizing the Minister of Finance to
open accounts with local banks The
bin is virtually the same as one which
has been in operation. but expired on
April 1st. Changes were made limit
ing the aggregate of loans for the
period TO S150,OO0 and providing that
the money shall be borrowed only on
account of items specified in the APP
propriations. Third reading was set
for Tuesday.
Action on the bill requiring Govern
ment employees to be either citizens
Of the Republic or those who have
signified their intention of taking out
denization papers was deferred until
the return Of the inroducer of the
bill
The income tax bill from the House
passed first reading, was read by title
and went TO special committee OF
five on motion of Senator Baldwin
The House substitute to the Senate
bill repeating Schedule z took the
same course. President Wilder APP
pointed Senators Baldwin, McCandless,
Wilcox. Brown and Lyman on the
committee
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MONTEREY MAY REMAIN.
Belief That the Monitor Will Be
Stationed at This Port.

A number of citizens who are watch
ing events pretty closely believe that
the Charleston officer who told the
Advertiser that the coast defense Mo
nitor Monterey, of the American Navy
was likely to remain in this port indie
finitely, was about right. Said one
gentleman: THAT would be an excel
lent plan and sound precaution for
several reasons. AS the war pro-
crosses there may be some privateer-
ing on the part of the Spaniards and
this place would be open to attack.
Then the Monterey could do glorious
work, for she would be able to cope
successfully with a considerable fleet
of visitors from some South or Central
American port. 1t is not at all likely
that Admiral Dewey is in sore or i'm
perative need of such a ship as the
Monterey. He could not utilize her
unless the Spanish sent an expedition
10 make an attempt 10 recapture Ma
Mia. This plan would be known in
the United States before it was too
late to send a swift dispatch boat down
here and get the Monterey on to where
she was needed. The monitor is a
peculiar craft in many ways. AS a
fighting machine she is a terror. On
the cruise she is under water, but en-
tirely safe. The greatest drawback TIC
her use far from friendly port is he1
very contracted steaming radius. She
has carried at the very utmost but
230 tons of coal. The Charleston Off
Ger who expressed the opinion that the
Monterey was likely to remain here
had in mind the fact that the port Of
Honolulu had greatly increased in i'm
portance from an American view.
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

Sugar, 5-16; slight advance.
The sugar stock moving principally
yesterday was Makaweli.
Capt. C. L. Hooper, U. S. N, will
take command of the McCulloch.
The Government schools will close
for the summer vacation June "a.
The Miewera left Sydney two day
late. She is due here on the 10th inst.
There were no particulars by the
Doric of the death of Theo. H. Davies.
1t is estimated that the Boys in
Blue wrote about 1000 letters while
here.
The engagement is announced of D.
Howard Hitchcock, the artist, and Miss
Hester Dixon.
The Queens birthday ball nets the
British Benevolent Society fund be-
tween $3.50 and $500.
An old officer in the expedition said
he thought less soda water and more
coffee would be better.
The ten old immigration depot
houses sold by Morgan at auction
brought the Government s7SS.
eThe new post Office boxes are going
like hot cakes and already nearly all
of the choice ones have been picked
out.
The Olaa Coffee Co., plantation has
passed into control of Gear & Lam
sing and NJ. V. Souza. A second 100
acres will be planted at once
Jim" Quinn is now training his
mare Violin for the June II race. He
has driven her mile in is and a
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Out of Town Racing.

tits likely that in the next big wheel
meet here entries from Kauai and
Maui will figure. There will be bicycle
races on a straight track on Kauai
on June II, next Saturday, and on
the half-mile horse racing track at
Kahului on July A. For these two
events number of racing wheels have
been bought of Honolulu agents. 1t
is hoped that the interest in speedy
wheel work will spread to Hawaii and
that in time there may an Island
championship meet, with some show
for the outside talent.
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mall fraction. with a repeat in :2s

small fraction. with repeat in ;2S
fiat.
Prof. A. Koebele, the Government
entomologist, will be abroad six
months and hopes to bring an enemy
to the horn fly and new enemies of the
Japanese beetle.
Annie S. Knudsen, widow of the late
V. Knudsen, has asked the Court that
H. M, Won Holt be made permanent
and sole administrator of the estate
of V. Knudsen.
Wela ka Hao made mile in 2: 16 at
the race track yesterday morning in
the presence of a very large crowd of
people, The fast horse was driven by
VIM, Cunningham.
The Gazette Company is mailing pa
pers to the addresses left by the Boys
in Blue and has printed for sale local
ly second and third editions of papers
of the three days of the invasion.
Mrs. J. A. Dover announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Mary Cor
don to Berthelet H. Hawks of Ala
media, Cal, now a sergeant in Com
pany F, First California Volunteers
At the morning service of the sec
ond congregation of st. Andrews
Cathedral the Rev. Alex. Macintosh
spoke very feelingly of the death of
Theo. H. Davies At the evening SER
vice prayers were said for the Boys in
Blue at sea.
No news has been received as to a
local boat to take the place of the
Zealandia now taken by the United
States Government to convey troops to
Manila. The mails from the Coast
will be few and far between for some
time to come.
There was very pretty wedding at
the home of Mrs, Rose X. Akau,
School street, Thursday evening, when
Miss Mercedes Akau and Mr.. Eugene
K. Duvauchelle were united in the
bonds of holy matrimony by the Rev.
Alex. Macintosh. After the ceremony
came a supper and delightful dance.
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WANTED.

POSITIONS BY TWO EXPERT
enced Teachers. One is an American
Lady, the other, English. Special
training in grade work and in French
and German; the languages having
been acquired abroad Kindergarten
principles, also applied.
For particulars apply to
MISS POPE,
Principal of Kamehameha School.
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