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OLD FIGHT OVER AGAIN.
Hamilton County Republicans May
Have Two Delegations.

CINCINNATI, O., May 27.-The Republic
ans of Hamilton county will have contest
ing delegations at the state convention in
Columbus next week. The county commit
tee, without a dissenting vote, tonight Sc
lected eighty-six delegates, headed by
George B. Cox and including James B.
Swing. who has been mentioned for Cover
nor, Nicholas ~Longworth, Emil Werk and
other millionaires, capitalists and prominent
business men, as well as politicians. The
faction opposed 10 Cox saysFthe latter named
all these delegates and will vote them as a
unit. The opposition claims that il has over
1900 signatures to a petition for a mass
convention, which is called for Pixies Opera
House next Monday night. If the Cox men
ignore the call for the mass convention as
irregular, then these delegations will tight
IL out in Columbus next week, but if the
cohorts of Cox go to Pixies Opera House
Monday night and fill up the hall as soon
as the doors are opened there will be trouble
before the delegates start to the convention,
and the latter course is the probable one.
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Turmoil in Italian Deputies.

LONDON. May 27.-According to a special
dispatch from Rome published to-day. the
scenes witnessed yesterday in the Italian
Chamber of Deputies Were repeated to-day.
General Pelleux, the premier, denounced
turmoil ensued. The session was suspended
and the Chamber was cleared by the off,
Gals. Upon the resumption Of the sitting,
ogy for yesterdays insults and the incident
closed.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Rain ENTHUSIASTICALLY Fair and Cool
er on Monday.

WASHINGTON, May q. s p. m.-Fore-
cast:
For Ohio-Rain on Sunday: probably show
ers on Monday; fresh to brisk southerly
winds
For Indiana and Illinois-Rain on Sunday;
probably fair and cooler Monday: variable
winds
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LONDON, May 27.-The Admiralty hydro
grapher has created a scare by report
ing that the principal channel estuary of
the Thames for heavy vessels is in danger
of sitting up, has already been reduced from
a mile and a half TO half a mile in breadth,
and that there is little more than nineteen
feet Of water on the bar at low tide. The
total obliteration of the channel would en-
tail a long circuit for vessels entering and
leaving the Thames and radical changes in
lights and buoys.
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Long-Lost Steamer Found.

OGDENSBURG. N. Y, May T.-The pro-
peller Zealand, which disappeared after
leaving Port Dalhousie in a storm eighteen
years ago, has just been found by divers
who were searching Lake Ontario for the
tug Walker, OF the Montreal Transportation
Company. sunk last fall. The Zealand piled
the St. Lawrence and was loaded with pork
and iron. The steamer remains intact and
Will be raised, the wreckers claiming owner
ship. She was valued at $5 900.
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LONDON, May 27.-The Statist says an
attempt is being made in Londo to raise a
Russian railroad loan of 10000 900 at 4 per
cent. and at an issue price of 80. The
paper then advises British investors not to
furnish Russia with money to carry on her
anti-British policy in China"
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Three DELEGATIONS from Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o.. May N.-The factional
differences in the Republican party of this
(Cuyahoga) county were further ~exemplihed
to-day by the holding of two conventions to
select delegates 10 the state convention. One
convention held, in pursuance Of the call Of
the executive committee, was controlled by
the followers of former Mayor McKisson.
The other was a mass convention, open to
all Republicans who desired 10 attend. Each
chose a complete list Of delegates and both
adopted resolutions indOrsing the admins
tration of President Mckinley and denounc-
ing trusts. Three delegations will go from
this county TO the state convention, two
chosen to-day and the third appointed by
James HolcoInb, chairman of the anti
McKisson executive committee. The fight
for admission to the convention is expected
10 be the most exciting event of the gather
ing at Columbus next week.
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wisconsin VIII support Henderson

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, May 27.-Wiscon-
sins delegation to Congress. numbering ten
members, Will support the candidacy of
David 3. Henderson, of Iowa. in the coming
speakership contest. This decision was
reached at a conference of all the members
Of the delegation at the Hotel Pfster this
evening. 1t is said that but one ballot was
necessary to decide the question. the ma
jority being in favor Of Mr.. Henderson.
Following the first ballot came the decision
TO vote as a unit for Henderson. 1t is I'M
derstood that several of the members pre-
ferred Mr.. Hopkins before the conference
clusion after a general discussion of the
situation took place in the caucus.
The action of Wisconsin,, ii is claimed by
the Henderson men present at the confer
ence, means the election of the Iowan as
speaker. II is asserted that Minnesota.
Michigan and Ohio will follow suit, and
with their votes and the pledges which Col.
Henderson has from Eastern members, he
will have seventy votes, or within a score
of enough 10 elect. Congressman Babcock
was the leader of the Henderson side and
Congressman Davidson, who called the con-
ference, of the Hopkins side. Prior to the
meeting IL was stated by those who were on
the inside that the delegation was evenly
divided. The Henderson men. as given in
this estimate were Babcock, Jen-
kins. DAZZLE, Esch and Minor, and
son, Barney, Stewart and often. This
lineup was later found TO be correct. but
during the discussion of the candidates
which ensued before the members went into
executive session Messrs. Barney and Often
were won over 10 the Iowan.
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LONG ISLAND SUMMER HOMES

Sound Shore: Hills. Woods and Harbors: Ocean,
Shore: Fine Beaches. Surf and Bays. The follow
ing books will he sent on receipt OF stamps 70
cover postage: Unique Long Island reproduc-
ton from photographs. War Camps and the
Islands beauties). &c. Summer Homes tde-
s~criptive. covering Hotels and Boarding Houses.
rates. etc.. &c. Cyclists Paradise (MapA
Routes and Distancesp. &c.
LONG COMPANY.
II. NJ. SMITH, II. B.
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HOUSE ~SPEAKERSHIP,
Indiana Delegation to Discuss the
Question i'm This City.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, May "a. Representa-
tive George w. Steele passed through Wash
ington to-day on his way TO Annapolis,
where he goes in the dual capacity of a
member of the board Of visitors and the
proud and happy father of Cadet George
w. Steele. jr., who graduates from the
Naval Academy a year hence. Congressman
Steele, as dean of the Indiana delegation,
has requested his colleagues to meet him in
indianapolis some time in August, the pre-
else date not yet being set, to confer rela-
tive to action which the delegation may
take upon the selection of the speaker of
the t1fty-sixth Congress. 1t is Mr.. Steele
desire that the delegation reach some agree
ment whereby the nine Republican members
may act in concert on the Question. Repre-
sentative Steele says the replies he has re-
ceived indicate that the Republican men,
bers OF the state delegation are widely di-
vided as to whom they shall honor with their
votes for the high honor Of speaker of the
next House Of Representatives. Though
privately expressing certain preferences, Mr..
steele says his colleagues have not definitely
committed themselves and that an agree
ment TO vote as a unit may be reached
during the course of their conference. in
August in indianapolis.
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win the next general election the Conserva-
tiyes ought TO play their second team
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had CompIexions Need

Champlin's Liquid Pearl. soc. A lovely.
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G. r. r.
Local Forecast Official.
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Suslay jsurnal By Nal. = n Ysafs
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-11-18
Caution Notice.

All, PERSONS age hsrby warned against "A buying. leasing, or in any way seekihg |, obtain any right, title, interest, or control of any certain minins'cla''nsi in the Huachn. located by J. H. rippctt aud <. V Duntou. .nid attempted cn ions arc called sum r,it" and .lonarch', respectively. and at, ,,,Jer the locations i3ng aud well known as ,he OUTI.ODk aui UrLD K EXTENSION, .ituated near the snnitft n helniitdle peak ,f ,he range b ,t gnea the head of Ramsey .nJ Maple Cany ons, which claims were not ,,,sn for lo u.ioui,t FI,N late of said attsmpt- ,i nppropr aton bj said II Tippett and "Fnrtbermoro al work .done san sail o,rnund of the OU LOOK nnd .OU fs Ou { EXTENSION hy sal partis aforesDia iy nnroby claimed nui tii' .ir,s w,l be tpr tl { ",etit of said .,j z. I% aud OUrLO
 yTENSION moi ls .g' ps ha pop rty o' n tinlersig V. 5 UMP x H,'
 :; pte,nbor 21ta, !'i' sepEi- 2
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State of California, |

State of California, lee
 Cou ty of Los Angeles. ', - . Before me, Harney Sturdevaut,a Notary Public in and for the county cf Los Angeiss State of california, oa this day, personally appeared Daniel lnnes, H. Joyne, George b. cole, c. c. Allen, E. Gilman, J. J: LonerEan' J. r. Boynton. F. Weaver and A. $, Rob bius, personally known to me to De n" per sons whose names are snbscribed !orhe .ore. aoiug instrument. and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for inc purpose and consideration thsr"i n expressed.
 Given under my hand aud seal Of ofhee this 23d day of October, is9'. ~
 iScnI i HARyKY SrUKDEvANT, Notary Public in and for tho county of Los Angeles State uf california.
 My commission expires on tho 22d day ot April. 1901. .,
 Internal Revenue stamp, 10 cents, cancelled
 Filed and recorded at reTile>t of A. s; Rob, bins 0 'tui CT z5, 1899, ut OIt m,, in p"ok oi Incorp ,rutions. patos ijo. 45i;4 2, 55. FRANK HAIRS, County Recorder | by LEE 0. WooLERy. E"puty.-
 First publication Oct. 30, 1899. ...
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l ARTICLE M,

The time of the commencement of this corporation shall be u e data of the filing of these articles of incorp ,ratinn for record in the office of the County Recorder of Cochise county, Arizona Territory, and the termina- thereafter, unless the, same be renewed pur- suant to the laws of Arizona before the ter imitation thereof -- '..
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ARTICLE V.

The amount of capital stock authorized by said corporation is and shall be four million dollars t$ ,OOO,090) to be divided into four million l4, ,O00yt0) shares of the par value of one dollar (Sl 00) per share and that time when and conditions 4lpoEi which t is to be paid are as fol lowa: All stock issued must he fu iy paid for in cash or property upon issu- ancc, end shall thereafter be enon-assessable for any pnrDoso whatever.
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E@ICG.

To Wh m Il < v Sonesrn.
 Al perso,- k .,w,ny ,hcmsely.s tcSi" ,ndsbted u, n, a.u Snidy r,q'iesied T. .,,l and settle n, .rrce, aa we have ,:l, po-cA of our hnsln'9'S'
 i,issEE DRue STORE, ''
 ]. S. Williams & Co. Propl's. Risbee, Oct. 9, lA
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Do yoti want yonr old watch good as new? If so have it repaired by ll'nkie, the jeweler. in Blewetts shoe store f {.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-11-18
Articles of Incorporation
Tie Bisbce west CoRarr 1ainana r
 (O.u Enny. ------t

 Know all men b.. these presents that we, Daniel Inpes H. JeNne, Geo ge l.. GCe c ,}. Allen, Gilman, J,.. Loneggan, Boyu-- ton. P. E Weaver and 4, ;. Robbins, all of the county of Los Angeles, State oi Califor- ma, Ii reby associate ourselves together or fhe purposc of becoming incorporated un- Ger the Gr0yisions of ChGpter Title l2, of he ReviseU Statures of tho Territory of ari- zoIa, and do hereby adopt the foll lwing ar-- tlcles of incorporation:
 ARTIcL4d
 The name of this corporation shall be The Bisbee West Copper Mining Company"
 .- ARTICLE 1T.
 The names of the incopporators of this eorporati2n are Dauie! lnnes, H. Jeyne. Geo l.. Cole, C.C Allen, E, Gilman, J Loner- gan, F. Roynton, E. Weaver and A. s Robbins, ali of Los Angeles county, Califor- nio. i"
 ARTIcLE TIT ]. The principal pncc of bilsiness of this cor: poration shall be in ,lie city of Bisbee, fn the county ot Cochise and Territory of Arizona.
 ARTICLE ".
 The general nature of the business pro- posed to be transacted by this corporation is and sha be the buying, selling leasing, own Ing, holding, possessing and operating of mines, m lls. mill sites real estate andper-' son of is aud dhs s@eIters for the ips smeltlng, retiuiug and reduction ot ores and mineral, and, tho purchase and sale and the general dealing of and in ores. metals and minerals; to acquire, own; hold, III and deal in personal property and merchandise, and generally to own, hold acquire and deal in any property and to do or transact nything necessary to engage in and carry on and transact general mining, milling smelting and mere taiidise business in connection with such mining and milling. business, and to do 90'a aS Sed.,re 9Wm and sell any pr9Rerty, ana ing out aud engaging in any of said forego- ing lines of business.
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Reliable Assays.

Gold .5O'Copper. ....-,........ SI.OO Silver .y.. ,i0.Goh, silver X Iced. l.25 Gol'l ana silver. ,y1lt5.ld, ,silveroopPer 5Se Samples by mail receivepr0mpt alter
 ton. Highest price paid for bullion. Ogden Assay C0 aap'y.
 I4zo 10th st., Denver. ccios
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Both hTogetheIOne eYe,rfaIOn|y$ 20

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 The 1re paud public baths men of sewer pipe systems for cities N twas ns %nen s e defects of existing educational systems hs ths Cosopetan whose enterprise always in the lead aovANen
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o.O.P. BIS8EE LODGE, NO. 10, MEETS l. avery "Wednesday evening Visiting broth .rs cordially invited to attenh A. r. WAT <INs. N e., SMiLa hAsIs, R.sS- s$
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-11-18

APPROVED OKDEHOs RED MEN, CocHlsE 1 rribe No. T., meet every Thursdny even mo nit the Opera House tiail Visiting broth- FITS coroi"''' '"'M M. c. BENTON, Sachen,,
 A. MAuKKY, c, of k.
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THE FEArEkNITlES.

,uEEN LODGE, NO. U, A. 0. U. w.. MEETS J every Saturday evening. Visiting broth -. cordially inviret. WM. QuALLs, M. W. alfred Godf, ey, . keeorder. H. c. FRASER innncier.
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ARTICL VII.


 The affairs of this corporation are to be conducted by board of nine ts) directors, to be elected annually un the first Tuesday of October of eaclI year; provided, however. that us soon lis practicable after the hling of these articles of incorb6ration the stockhol = CTS shatl elect q board of directors, who shall hold office tiil tho first Monday in October. 1sOO or until their successors are elected and qualified. g w"
 Each stockholder of this corporation, in oil olec ions for directors and other cleo tions, and oA4he consideration of all qnes- tioils at stuSS Sk6iders' meetings, shall have the right to vote in person or b, proxy the number of sldres owned by him, as given on tue books of the company, each share Of stock being. entitled to. one vote.
 The officers Gt he sad corporation shall be a President and Vice Preide mt, who shall be directors of said corpoFation; general manager and seeretary and treasurer, and such slbord mate ottcot9s and assistants as may be deemed necessary
 All officers shall be elected by the board ot directors after the annual election of said directors, aud shall hold office at the will and pleasure of said directors.
 Vacancies in the board of dlreCto shall be filled as may be provided ip the bylaws.
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ARTICLE xI.

Section 4. The board of directors sh ,il have the power to make, adopt and amend bv. laws for the government of the affair of the corporation.
 Seetion ?. The board of directors shall have the power to borrow money, execute corporate notes or honds of the corporation, and to secure tke payment of the same by mortgage on property of the corporation, or in any othey manner desiguated by said h,.-ln
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ElSBEE. .IEl%.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-11-18

The private property oi the stoctthoiGer of this corporation shall be exempt fion all curporation are hereby exen'pted from all liability for any de of s,lid corporation.
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AUI IlUI.E \

This corporation shall have an office for tht transaction of its husiuess iu the, State oi California. at the city of Los Angeles thers ln, and said b9urd uf directors may meet anc traTyf,st tho b,i4iness Gf said corpnratiou st said city. aui the annual meeting and eiec tious may ! e held thereat.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-11-18
ARTICLE VI

The highest amount of dehtaduess 0" Ii, rti lty for r bioh the cDrpoFation is ct any tjalo to si! iact itself is ,hc sum of one hum rreGi th9tis a,Ita dtilars iS,tHNQW }
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ARTICLE XII.

The corporate stock of this corporation , shall bo fo ever non-1ssess ib!e, and each certificate thereof shall state upon its fa"o :! the number of sh sres represented thereby, aud that the same is forever non- assessabie' ARTICLE XIII.
 These articles of Incorporation may be , amended Ut any annual meeting of the stock : hold rs, or at any special meeting of the
 stock holders called for that purpose. by | majority vote of the stock of the corpora-
 ton then issued in favor of such amendment. 1 In witness whereof we have hereunto set
 our hands and seals this 2ISt day of October | TQQ0
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classes. and typewritinE and book
keeping features by members OF Mr.
Campbeu's classes. All OF tho work
was much praised.
This evening there viii be held in
Pauahi HaA the annual public meet
ing Of the Oahu College y. NJ. =. y.
with this program:
Voluntary. '-Allegre,to Grszi0s5....
Professor \. b. Ingalls,.
Address OF welcome.
Mr.. Z. o. Hall. o. {. Y. VI. c. \.
Prayer ..........-.... .......... 90
Mr.. Carl OItai. Kan. Y. NJ. c. \.
Music. shepherd of Israeli Morrison
Puuah0u Girls Glee Club.
Reading Of Scripture. cath Psalm.
Mr.. Luke Aseu. Chinese \. ". c. \.
Music. Jesus. Lover OF Ny Soul Alb;
Kamehameha Cleo Club.
Reading of Scripture ........
Mr.. II. Z. Coleman. Hon. Y. Il. c. \.
Address. Policy and Honesty. ....
Rev. ". \. Gardner.
Music. Lead. Kindly Light" Dykes
Kan. Girls School Chorus.
Prayer ............ ................
Mr.. VIM. Kauhi. =. /. Y. NJ. G. \.
Hymn (all standing) Onward. Chris
tian Soldiers" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Benediction .... ............
Finale. March % ;he Priests"
(from ''Athalie') .... Mendelssohn
Professor \. y. Ingalls,.
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Robertson, Little & Robertson.
Stock and Bond Brokers.
COR. KING AND BETHEL SITS.
NOTICE
TO EVA PLANTATION
STOCKHOLDERS.

u having been voted to increase al.
capital stock OF the Eua Plantation
Company to $500. 90 and to issue Ger
tificat.s of stock of the PAR value %
twenty dollars Csee.sgl each. for the
full amount thereof to the present
holders of the stock. nUE THERE
FORE the stockholders are hereby
notified to at once produce and sur
render their present certificates of
stock To- the Treasurer 81 said EWa
Plantation Company ia order that such
exchange into 5000 shares may -
made. IL j. requested that the stock
holders make CLEAR INSTRrC-
TONS IN WRITING To- the Treasurer
as to the number % certificates. and
number Of shares each. ia which ~
NAV wish his certificates issued. u
must he borne in mind that there will
10 dTfe on each new share issued gcuv-
eriuE the increase of stock vutFdl =
charge for revenue stamps as required
10y Law.
Notice g. further given. that 60 al
cases where such uevv issue aud alius-
meut will involve fractions % shares.
the persons who may become entitled
to such fractions must within thirty
days make such arrangement either by
sale. or purchase q other fractions. az
viii ubyiats the issue % fractional
shares. whereof notice must be given
the Treasurer. or such fraction uf
shares viii BE- sold az public auction
and the proceeds divided among thusr
entitled thereto.
Dated Honolulu. II. J.. June -. 1855
WILLIAM \. BOWEN.
E.cp
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p. SILVA.

AGENT TO TAKE ACKNOWLEDGE
ments to Instruments. District o.
Ko1a, Oahu. At W. c. Ach!'s o.
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FRENCH LESSONS.

s. T. LUCAS, Partisan CPtCia1.
Sole Island Agent for the Isome-
tyope lie ses.
LOVE BUILDING (up>taiTs) FORT ST.
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REWARD.

VIZ. THE HONOLULU CYCLE
Board % Trade. VII pay s.s.g5 reward
foT the conviction az a bicycle thicf
and viii supply a lawyer To- prosecute
same.
should furnish us with description.
tS!Eneil
J. w. HARVEY. President
y. =. WHITMAN. Secretary.
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600
Big Sale
VehiCleS!!
Honolulu Stock YQTB Co.
Cor. 0us:u end llakta Streets.
900
49,
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
under the bylaws OF the McBRYDE
SUGAR COMPANY. Limited. the OIL
Gers and Directors fur the first year Of
the Company are:
Nfr. y. 2. r. IseHbe.s ...... Pre- !tent
tir. y. +. Dillingham; Vice President
SIR. y. J.. Paxton .......... Treasurer
Sir. Henry Holmes ........-. Auditor
Mr. i. W. Macfarlaue coco. Secretary
Directors-Mr. Walter y. McBgyde.
Mr.. Albert :. Wilcox. Htr. Alexander
". NcBryds. Mr.. Geo. II Fairchiid.
Mr.. J. X. Farley.
=. w. NACFAgLANE.
Secretary McBryds Sugar Co. Id.
Honolulu. II. J.. June 18th. 1889.
At meeting of the Board of Direct
ors of the NcBRYDE SUGAR COM
PA%Y. Limited. held on Kauai on the
10th inst. Mr.. +. L Walker was duly
elected treasurer Of the said company
vice Mr. +. =. Paxton resigned.
tSi-uedD ?. W. NACFARLANE.
Secretary NcBryde Sugar Co. ltd
Honolulu. June iith. 1888. '-S.
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NOTICE.

C. soMMA WILL OPEN \ BARBER
Shop in the New Orpheum Block. Fort
Street, on Saturday. May goth. First
class work by skilled artists viii be