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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-28
HOOKED A MALI.ARD.
Unique Yarn Told by Minnesota An
gIers
From the Minneapolis journal

From the Minneapolis Journal.
Mesers Smith and Bleithen, Of Mlnne-
apolIs, were out fishing at Prior Lake a
day or two ago. The day was not good for
fishing. heavy rainfall of the day end
night before had made the water rolly and
very cold. Under such conditions the bass
even the spawning ones, seek deep water
Diligently the fishermen. under the d.
rection Of Jim Hun, cast the shores ard
coves, but IL was Of little use, for after
a hard days work, with arms and wrists
sore and tired from the exercise the fish
ermen dropped down along the south shore
toward the Grainwood House with only
fifteen bass.
Stopping for a half hour in Candy Cove.
where the rushes and rice grow far out
into the water, they fished during the late
evening. Mr.. Bleithen was seated in the
stern, and as twilight settled over the
water he was unable to gauge one Of his
casts, which carried the delicate-braided
silk, hook, sinker, frog and all far into
the rice beds, where "froggy" settled on
messy bog. At this iuncture Mr.. Blei-
then's reel caught, and, through some
misadventure tangled up. Allowing his
bait to rest where it lay among the rice,
the angler began to clear his reel OF the
snarl.
upon her nest, behind the tempting frog
within neck's reach OF her. Out shot her
head, and with a delighted quack the mall
lard bolted frog, hook, singer and a yard
of line. Now a great tumult arose. Mr.
Bleithen felt terrific tug upon his rod
The tip shot upward instead of downward
Truly most marvellous fish,, quoted
Mr.. Bleithen. "One Of the flying species
no doubt from the Mediterranean
The reel was now running a terrific pace
The game scared far away in the blue
heavens. The 1.-THE steel bent and straight
ened as the prey made wild lunges and
plunges for freedom. MIR. Bleithen, with
remarkable presence of mind played his
quarry, while the guide, whose surprised
imprecations rent the air, stood upon the
top Of his seat, wildly swooping the landing
net about in desperate effort to land the
game.
All this time Mr.. Bleithen was firm in
his conviction that he had hooked a fy-
ing fish. Smith happened to be an old
duck hunter and the astonishing sight so
amazed him that his eyes nearly popped
out of his head. Twas a desperate strng-
gle, but strength and skill finally won out,
and the mallard with one despairing quack,
was entangled in the meshes Of the land
ing-net.
once the duck was taken, and Mr. Blei-
then was satisfied of the genus of his cap
ture through the combined efforts Of the
other participants In this strange adven-
ture, a question of vital importance arose.
The closed season for aquatic fowl pre-
vailed. There had been no intention on
the part of those concerned to break the
game laws but an unlawful act had been
committed nevertheless. and to remedy the
evil DONE the guide after much difficulty
extracted the hook from the malfard's
throat without serious injury to her and
tossed her into the air. She SCARED away.
but the next morning was seen seated
contentedly on her nest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-28
VESUVIUs ENTERS HARBOR.
Vessels Can Pass Either side of
wrecked Merrimac.

Wrecked Merrimac.
New York, June ga dispatch to the
Herald, from Port Antonio, says: 1T has
remained for The staunch dynamite cruiser,
the Vesuvius, to demonstrate that the en-
trance to Santiago harbor was not com
pletely blocked by the sinking of the NIer-
rimac~
while poking her nose about the en-
trance to the harbor a few nights ago the
Vesuvius discovered ample room in which
to pass the wreck of the Merrimac. She
went in, made observations along the in
ner harbor, and then came back to sea,
getting around the wrecked collier with
out difficulty.
"This rather surprising information
came out in the course of a converse ton
in which Admiral Sampson and Capt.
Chadwick discussed the situation from
naval standpoint
cat length, Capt Chadwick made the
surprising statement that ii was ques-
ton whether the Merrimac had been prop
erly sunk. He said he feared that Lieut..
Hobson and his piucky men had taken the
vessel too far into The harbor before sink
ing her.
CAS- the collier now lies, 1t is said, the
channel is comparatively free of obstruc-
ton. Not only did the dynamite cruiser
pass the wreck while reconnoitering about
the outer forts the other night, but il gave
to Admiral Sampson news which resulted
in a close examination of the wreck as it
now lies. 1t has Leen ascertained that
two battleships, one passing to the right
and the other to the left can enter the
harbor This viii be of great advantage
to Admiral Sampson when the final attack
on Santiago begins. Lieut.. Hobson and
his men are still in communion with the
fleet There is little prospect that they
will be exchanged before the attack on
Santiago is made.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-28
vIRGINIA,s DELINQUENT TAX LAW
Clerk of Hastings Court Ordered to
Accept Payment.

Richmond, Va, June N.--Judge Well
ford in the City Circuit Court. granted a
writ of mandamus compelling the clerk
of the Hastings Court to accept the taxes
due on certain property of Leroy Brown,
without requiring payment Of the So pen
atty.
The Roanoke syndicate which made APP
pllcation for the purchase of this realty,
withdrew the application. conceding the
right of Mr.. Browns contention and the
Judge ordered that the costs OF the suit
should be paid by the defendant. The
costs will amount to about 81 or Sl2.
The case was one OF several designed TO
test the availability of the amendment 10
the delinquent tax law passed by the last
general assembly.
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CAMARA's DESTINATION.
Suspicion That He Is Bound for Ha-
waii and Frisco.

New York, June PA dispatch to the
Tribune from Port Said, Egypt, says;
admiral Camara has made extensive
preparations for coaling his ships in the
Red sea and Indian ocean.
''Trustworthy information leads to the
belief that the true objective point of the
fleet is not Manila, but Hawaii, and final
ly San Francisco"
A dispatch to the Tribune from Cairo,
Egypt, says: admiral Camara has
asked to be allowed to purchase 10000 tons
of coal for the Spanish fleet at Port Said,
but the Egyptian government refuses to
permit the ships to coal in Egyptian wa
ters. Pending deliberations, which are
likely 10 last long time the fleet intends
to remain at Port Said"
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MORE FEVER AT M'HENRY.
One Case Develops I'm Town and One
Four Miles Out.

Washington, June PA dispatch from
Surgeon Carter at McHenry. Miss. to
Surgeon General Wyman of the Marine
Hospital Service, says one new case in
town developed Thursday and another one
las been discovered four miles out in the
country. The latter developed yesterday
Jackson, MISS, June H.-No new cases
OF yellow fever have been reported to the
state board Of health from McHenry, where
The first Infection was discovered, since
Saturday
Mr.. Haralson, state health officer. reports
the board ia perfect control Of the situa-
ton.
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MILITARY POURING INTO MIAMI.

Gen. schwan's Division Arriving at
the Rate of 1000 Per Day.
Miami, June N-The men of Gen.
Schwan's division are coming in at the
rate Of 1000 a day, and the camp is rapidly
assuming large proportions
Surgeons report the health Of the men az
being good, with the exception of few
cases Of sickness on their first arrival
here
The Texas regiment was the first to ar
rive in camp. Other regiments following
were the First Louisiana and First Ala
bama
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BILLS.
House Devotes Most of the Day to
Their Consideration.

Washington. June 27,--The House to-day
went promptly to the consideration of
District of Columbia legislation, which oc-
cupied the greater portion 0 the afternoon.
The message of the President relative TO
Naval Constructor Hobson, the Hudson
officers and crew at Cardenas and Capt.
Hodgsdon of the Hugh McColloch" at
Manila were not read until late.
AT $40 the House adjourned.
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Queen Margherita OF Italy has given
to those Of her ladies in waiting who have
completed thirty years OF service gold
medal which viii serve al once as dec
Grafton and as a mark Of distinction. The
medal is oval IN form and has diameter
of forty-five miilimeters. On one side Is
portrait of the Queen and on the other the
number Xxx, and the name Of the recip-
tent. Round the medal are the notices:
"Fedelta Affettuosap and "Amicizia Ri.
eonoscente."
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CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.

Two Appointments in the Senate
Acted on FavorabIy.
Washington, June 27.-1The Senate to-day
confirmed the nomination OF Commander
John Schouler to be a captain in the navy,
vice Capt Charles V. Grld!ey date com
mander of the olympia, deceased; Thorn
as Mccormick Lippitt of Virginia to be
an assistant surgeon
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--"Puhins answered an advertisement ia
which somebody offered to sell him the Sc
cret for preventing trousers from getting
fr!nges round the bottom
What did they tell him?"
TO wear knickerbockers." -Tit-Bi
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MRS. Lowe TIE PRESIDENT.
Georgia woman Chosen by Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs.

tiOB of WOmen's Clubs.
Denver, Col. June 27-,At to-day's session
of the Federation Of women's Clubs. Mrs.
William r. Lowe Of Atlanta, Ca, was
elected president. The vote was Mrs.
Lowe, 429; Mrs. Alice Ives Breed. 2s4; Mrs.
c. r. Burns. 10; Mrs William Tod Hell
muth, 2.
Other officers elected are:
Vice President--Mrs. Sarah s. Piatt OF
Denver Col.
Recording secretary-Mrs. Charles f.
Fox OF Michigan
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. G. w.
Kendriek, Jr,. Of Pennsylvania.
Treasurer--Mrs Philip N. Moore OF
Missouri.
.Auditor-Mrs. c. p. Barns Of Kentucky.
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AMApALA TO BE GUARANTEED.
Vessel to Go to Dry Tortugas for
Ten Days.

Key West, Fla, June H.-The brig Anna
nala which was captured on Friday last
by the United States gunboat Vicksburg,
viii he sent 20 the Tortugas for quaran-
fine and fumigation for ten days. She
will then return 10 Key West, where the
prize court Will render decision in her
case.
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lin one Kentucky exchange appears this
announcement: "A person who win take
ten drinks of whisiey a day will never
be troubled by mosquitoes" In another
exchange from the same state It is found
that Nobody in Kentucky is ever dis
turbed By mosquitoes. birmingham News.
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN RUSSIA.
Large Part of the Town of Riasan
in Ruins.

st. Petersburg, June ga disastrous
fire is raging at Riasan, capital of the
government of that name. situated 10
miles by rail southeast Of Moscow.
Much of the town which has a popula-
ton of over 10000, has been destroyed, and
the loss is estimated at several million
roubles
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TRYING TO BRIGHTEN SPAIN.
A Newspaper Mans Theory on the
Fleet Threat.

London, June 2S.--The Washington CORE
spondent of the Daily Chronicle says:
Spain is to be frightened into making
peace.
.Drhot Is the meaning of the theatrical
announcement that an American squad
ron is going to Spain, an announcement
for which the navy department, contrary
to its custom, has sought the widest pub
lefty
president Mckinley sincerely hopes the
fleet will never sail.
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INTERNATIONAL BANK.
Senate Bill Reported 10 the House
From Committee

Washington, June 27.-The House COM
mittee on banking and currency to-day
reported to the House the Senate bin to
incorporate the International American
Bank as Substitute for the House bill.
1t carries into effect the recommendation
of the International American conference.
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wharf As0 WAVE.

\ heavy rain occurred in Kona last
week.
Pacific Sugar Mill starts grinding
January 18th.
Good weather and considerable rain
is reported from Kan.
The steamers Mikahala. w. G.. Hall
and Claudine are due this morning
The steamer Maui is towing in place
of the Government tug Eleu now re-
pairing.
The barkentine Planter. yesterday
for San Francisco, carried 17.I6f bags
of sugar, valued at 500, $50
The Mauna Loa sails for Kona and
kau next Tuesday No freight Will be
received on MOnday-New Years day.
The United States ship Tacoma sailed
for Honolulu from San Francisco De-
cember DIST with III army mules.
The steamer Morgan City has been
chartered at San Francisco by the Gov
eminent TO carry provisions and sup
plies to Manila.
The barkentine Irmgard locked at
Oceanic wharf last evening with gen
aral cargo from San Francisco. report
ing fine weather the entire voyage
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED AT HONOLULU
Friday, December 50.

Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson. u hrs.
from Kau; 7,211 bags sugar, 1913 bags
coffee, 81 head cattle
Am. stmr. City of Picking. Smith. 6
days hrs. from San Francisco; pass.
and mdSe. TO II. Hackfeld & Co.
Schr. Concord, Harris II hrs. from
Naunakakai.
Am. schr. Esther Buhne. Anderson.
% days from Eureka: 27SM feet lumber
10 Allen x Robinson.
Haw. blk. r. p. Rithet, Calhoun. II
days from San Francisco; 1900 tons
mdse. to c. Brewer & Co
Schr. KauikeaouH, Green, a hrs.
from Kohala.
Am. bktn. Irmgard, Schmidt. u days
from San Francisco; 1000 tons mdse.
TO +. \. Schaefer & Co.
Am. brig J. d. Spreckels. Christian
son. 10 days from San Francisco: mdse
10 w. G. Irwin < Co.
Jap. stmr. KOnoura Maru. Is days
from Yokohama; 700 Japanese immi-
grants to r. II. Davies 4 Co
Stmr. Kinau, Clarke, from Hawaii
and Maui
Stmr- sI-ehua, Bennett. from MoIokai.
Saturday. Dee. 81.
s. $. Gaelic, Finch days : hrs.
from San Francisco.
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PASSENGERS.

From k0na and Kau, per slmr. Ma
una Loa. Dec. 30-Miss Mary Hooper.
F. OrheH. Miss Vail. Miss Britain. J.
W. Hooper. II. Mills and wife. @.
Clark, DR.. Rowatt. David NahaIe. !.
w. Bartels, Mrs. REGARD. Miss REGARD.
William Kaiuakini., II. Warren. J. Dill
lon,. T. Derkins. Mrs. KamaiopiH and
daughter, Miss Carrie Kamaiopilf
From San Francisco, per R. P.
Rirhet. Dec. 3O-Nrs W. II. Pearson
and child Miss Alice Thayer. Miss L.
r. DOwd, J. W. FarweU Frank w.
Oliver, Frank Miller. II. Z Winslow,
Frank Colen
From San Francisco. per stmr. City
Of Picking, Dec 30-For Honolulu:
Mr. and Mrs. w. p Harmonson. +.
Thompson, a. w. Meyer, Mrs. J. r.
Groesbeck, o. r. Sewall, G. s. Dear
born, Dr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cutter. Mr.
and Mrs. z. J. Marx. Mrs. F. A. Blake
w. Lichtenberg. w. B. Hopkins, DR..
and Mrs. St. D. c. Walters. L. II. Lap
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CLOSING NOTICE.
WAR DEPARTMENT.. S. a.

AUCTION-There will be sold at pub
lie auction, at the Subsistence Store
House, on FORT street, on the Sd day
of January, 1899, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, TO
the highest bidder, the following Sub
sistence Stores: IA cans lard $500
cigars. TERMS, CASH Purchasers
are required TO remove stores from the
Store-HOuse on day Of sale. PHILIP
NJ. LYDIG, Capt. and G. S. U. S. Vols.
Depot and Purchasing Commissary.
511+
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NOT ICE.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
We, the undersigned, having interest
in the business of Y. Lum Sing, on
Fort street, desire to sell our interest
TO Pang Miu Kin on the 18th inst, a.
D. 1898.
YUEN BUCK WING,
800 CHOW MING
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NOTICE

H. w. SCHMIDT & SONS REQUEST
immediate settlement OF all bills due
them.
All bills unpaid on December 10 will
be handed TO a collector to enforce
payment. 5093
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sILEDs FROM HONOLULU.

- ~ Friday, December 50.
Stmr. Waiaieale, Green. HanamauIu.
Ht1nr, City OF Picking, Smith, Yoke
hama
Am. blltn. Planter. for san Francisco.
Br. ship City OF Adelaide, William
son, Humboldt Bay, in ballast.
Stmr. kilaUea Hou. Mitchell, Wal
.uku.
Stmr. Doric. Smith. San Francisco.
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FOR LEASE.

THAT DESIRABLE DWELLING
STEAD. This house contains fourteen
rooms. and has every modern conyen-
tence for a comfortable home
Apply TO
J. ALFRED MACON.
800 Merchant Street.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
me stock ledger of the c. Brewer &.
Company, Limited, viii De closed 10
transfers from noon December goth
1898, until noon Of the 2nd day Of Jan
Uary, 1899.
Dated: Honolulu, Deem Der 27tb
IS9S
Z. 7. BISHOP.
@iio Treasurer.
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Yacht "CIytie''
FOR SALE.

MODERN CABIN YACHT, % FEET
long, feet beam, 80 inches draught.
Outside lead ballast. Designed by V.
d. Bacon, and built last year. An able.
fast cruiser; rOomy self-bailing cock
pit; large cabin, sleeping three. Com
plete with sails, ropes, cushions, anch-
or, stove, dishes, etc. In excellent con-
ditiOn. Apply 10
5096 T. w. HOBRON
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PIONEER BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ing OF the Pioneer Building and Loan
Association viii be held at the Cham
Der Of Commerce on TUESDAY EVEN
ING. January ,, 1899, at Z: so o'clock.
Payments are required in gold.
\. V. GEAR. Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

FOUR MOST DESIRABLE BUILD
ing lots, centrally located, on AIakea
street, including corner Of Beretanfa
street; forty foot front each; average
depth 50 feet. Apply to
BIOS J. T. NIcGREW.
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FOR SALE.

\ FIYE-YEAR-OLD FAMILY MARE.
speedy but gentle. Also a stylish road
wagon and harness, practically new.
Terms moderate. Apply 10 Mrs. r. z.
Woodward, Kamehameha School.
5IOS
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

MISS f. CLARK, OF 3. f. EHLERS
&, Co., has left for the coast TO be alb
sent about six weeks. Those desiring
the latest in fashionable dressmaking
will do we'll TO await her return
5114
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$500 REWARD.

FOR THE ARREST AND CONVIC-
ton Of any person found stealing THE
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTIS-
Err from residence or place Of business
of the regular subscribers.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO. LTD.
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RECEIPTS ISLAND PRODUCE.
Per Kinau, Dec. 31-406, SKIS. pota-
toes, 100 SKIS. corn, 90 bdle hides. As
head cattle, , horses, mules. 240 pkgs.
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ham. Mr.. and Mrs. A. " Brown. T. u
Goodman. M. 7. a Hosmer anc
daughter, i. A. Hosuer and son. San
s. hutchinson Foster NiEkeu an.
family, y. Thompson, Jno. Ena an.
family. dr. and Mrs. +. 4. Humphreys
Mrs. " n N.u-on. II. Nlmmous. Ju5g
g. 3 Bar-waI+. Nr. and Mrs T. q
AIaWilIams. Mt. Cuttings. GIr Dance
Mr. Elsev, Mr. Spence. Mr.. Parke. 1r
WEIGH, Mr.. Redmond Mr. Austin. NJ
Ludlow, c. ". Dent g. SclIosser. &
J. Brown. Dr. J. J. Grace. Mrs. ". II
Goddard A. r. GUnllan. :. T. Large
Mrs. w. \. Hadder and child. y. r
Hayden. NJ. Branden, J. Anderson, J
J. McEyOy. +. J. Tucker. O. ". Spra-
que, II. ". Gray, n. Dehu and 3 Jap
aneSe.
From San Francisco. per bhtn. Irm-
gard. Dec. 30-L Reunsbery. Mrs. Z.
K. Graham, VI. X. Graham. Carl Mehr-
tens, \. E. Ingersol. W. R Kiefer,
Geo. c. Brown, P. z. Boust. r. l. VIII
lett, W. F. Clemens, Mrs Schmidt and
children.
From Molokai ports. per stmr. Lee
hua Dec. 3O.-S X KuDihea. Dr. Geo.
Huddy, Mrs. II. McCOrTiston.
From Hawaii ana Maui. per s-mr.
Nina u ittfs 81 VI 4. fNONAfE4E. Z.
Lyman, B. G. Young. 4. +. Rocker. T.
E. Cooke, Mrs. .. krOusa and child.
T Benjamin. c. g. KIOse. II. Stedman.
+. H. BabcOck. =. Meade. A Meyers.
Ernest Parker, II. r Bryant, W. II.
Cornwell, Miss \. NJ. Prescott, Mrs
II. w. Brown. Miss a. KaIilikane. L
\. ThUrston. Jas. Mcclellan. J. sylvia.
O. \. Baine. \. p Boiler. J. o. Young
and IS deck passengers.
From San Francisco, per stmr. Gaze
lie, Dee. 31-FOr Honolulu: Chas.
Higbee. Mrs. ThOs. Peabody and child.
Q. =. Hale, Mrs. {. b. Hale and ser
want. c. 5. Shanklin. r. J. Aspden. \.
Rads, Ed POLITE, ). NJ. BallOu. James
Reynolds, Mrs. James Reynolds. l. y.
PinnOck, Mrs. !. y. PinnOck, c. Is. Rip
ley, L. Cecil, Miss Bessie Cecil a. B.
Jaquith, Mrs. \. B. JaQuith and child,
Mrs. +. J. Mills, @. G. Peters, S. w.
Bates, JnO. II. Wilson For Hong
kong: William Klein, Hugo Ehreup-
Fort, Mrs. Jno. McLaren, Lieut.. Rich
nond p. HobsOn, Capt. G. Archer, Sam
S'eldman, Lieut.. Geo. ID. Moore. Mrs.
leo. d. Moore, Miss f. NJ CaDpon. Mrs.
rhos. Franklin, Miss VI. Stanford.
Karl /. Faust.
Departed
For Yokohama. per stmr City of
'eking, Dec. 30-Dr. Kaestuer, Mr. and
1rs. II. ID. Rivers. Mr. Burrowes. Dr. |
ay and 149 Asiatics.
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BOARD AND ROOM.

ROOM AND BOARD WITH STA
bles in good locality, with a private
family, where every home comfort
could be given. Address Post Office
Box II. 511j
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LEESE FOR SALE.

THE LEASE OF THE BUILDING
situate at No. 19 Hotel Street, now oc-
cupied by Kee Chong. Lease has IS
years to run. For particulars apply to
Hop Sing Co. of Wong Leong office,
Hotel street between Smith and Nuu-
anu streets. 5O9I
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WAN TED.

TWO FURNISHED COTTAGES.
one located at beach preferred. the
other in good locality Rent no object.
Apply 10
r. c. A PETERSON.
51l6 No. l. Kaahumanu street
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Session SdleS-NOne.

Outside Sales RepOrted-NOne.
Quotation Changes Eight.
DiVidends-Dec. 80, Inter-Island S. n.
Co, ) Per cent; Dec. 31st, c. Brewer &
Co, per cent; Dec. 81, Hawaiian Ag-
ricuitural Co, 10 per cent; Dee. 81.
Eva, 212 per cent; Dec. 81, Waimea, /
per cent
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

\ DIVIDEND IS DUE AND PAY.
able TO the stockholders Of the Inter.
island Steam Navigation Co, Ltd. al
IneIr Office, on Friday, December 3Oth
\. z. GEDGE
rJo.,-.,. Secretary.
Honolulu, II. l.. Dec -, 1898
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Departed

For Yokohama, per stmr. City OF
Picking, Dec. 30-Dr. Kaestuer, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ID. Rivers. Mr.. Burrowes. DR..
Jay and 149 Asiatics.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-12-31
Steamer Up0lu

Will leave Honolulu at 10 o'clock a.
m, touching at Honoipu. Mahullona,
Kawaihae and kOna ports. as follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-12-31

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