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Portland. Maine
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FROM qua CORRESPONDENT

BOOTHBAY HARBOR. April l9-Sid. schs
Ned Walker, New York for Rockaud; Cara
Rogers, tor Jonesport; T w Allen. New Yok
for Bar Harbor; ABBY ingalls,. sc John. NIB. for
New York: Battle N Moyo. South Amb0y Tor
Passport: Carrie Belle, New York for Bar Har-
Dor ; Bessie a. Boston for Parrsboro.
Ar 10th. sen Flora l. Niekerscn, Gloucester
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Memoranda.

New York, April 1S-Shlp Paul Revere. viii
son. from Singaparr, reports, FEB -. on Cape
Good HOPE WAS struck BY a heavy squal which
blew away upper iorrtopsail, with yard. aud
split SIEVE oil other ai 5.
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Portland & RumtOTd Falls Ry.
ta Effccf Dec. 4. 1899.

DEPARTURES
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Tor Poland. Mechanic Falls. Buckdeld. Calr
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Ana !: and BIS n. m Prom Union
stations
Ito y. N. train connects at. Rnmford Falls for
Bcmis aud Rangeley lakes.
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Ship st Mark, 1878 tons, built at Bath In 1877
by Hitchcock & Blair. has been sold to the U s
government for "a storage ship tor use at Mania
The price paid is understood to Do 10000, or
$40 Oo0 more than she could have been bought
for Ave years ago. Some alterations VIII be
made at New York. alter which she will be
loaded with ccal and sent to Manila.
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New York.
Ar at Naples 10th, steamer Ems. from NYork
for GeEoa.
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RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin-s5o.0o and upwards. Return
'-sioae0 and upwards. according TO steamer
and accommodation.
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steerage-To Liverpool, London, London.
derry. Glasgow, Queenstown. S2z.59 To $3.50,
according 10 steamer.
Apply 10 T. p. MCGOWAN, 40 Congress
street J. b. KEATING. room 4. First Nation
nj Bank Building CHARLES ASHTON, s47A
Congress street, or DAVID TORRANCE q
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Portland Daily Press stock Quotation
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New York Quotation, of stooKs and Bonds
By Telegraph
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-01
THE BREECnLOADER IS
TO MAKE A REPORT
PIover Expected to be Plentiful on Ac.
count Of the Rains. ..Other
Birds.

Flower are expected to be plentiful this
year on account of the rains and the con-
sequent greenness OF the feeding grounds,
This win cause the birds to stop here,
which has not been the case in the past
two or three years. when the birds have
been forced by the drought to seek feed
ing grounds elsewhere.
Pheasants, II is to be feared will be
In but poor condition by the 18th. They
are liable to be found more in the low
Is nds than last year, when they stuck to
the timber on account of the dried-up
pains. The mongoose has thinned them
out sadly and the man who wants phcas-
ants will have to work to get them.
Doves would seem to be the only reliable
shooting left, and they should continue to
furnish good sport throughout the sea-
sen.
II. NJ. Whitney, who has from time 10
time imported various species of pigeons
sn6 turned them loose here, has recently
received favorable reports about them.
and they appear to be thriving in their
new home. His idea Is to make a spe-
cialty Of dove shooting on Oahu, and his
experiment Is well worth the trouble, for
ttese birds are immune as far as the
mongoose is concerned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-01
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES Q
TODAY FROM 3 TO 2 p. NJ. .
TWO GAMES OF BALL TO
BE ON MONDAY NEXT
Mskikis and Auwailimu, and the Hall
and Sons and T. II. Davies
and Companys.

The Makiki and Auwaiolimu baseball
teams win play a game on the old base
ball ground next Monday morning. CON-
me ncing at 10 o'clock. Following are the
teams and positions:
Makiki-G. Rahouwai. c.. j. Williams
r.: J. Silva. H.: Akoni. 2b.; j. Medeiros
30: John Bento. 50. (captain): NJ. SimT
son. RI: J. Fernandes. CT: II. Rodrigues
H.: ". Honan, +. Honan, G. Simpson and
r Fretas. substitutes.
Auwaiolimu-J. Fernandez, c.; ]. Stone
D.: j. Bonevitz, H.: J. Marcellino. 2b.
v. Fernandez. 3D.; j. Santos. SIS. Captain
r. sylvia, RI: \. Marcellino. CT; @. Me-
deirOs, IT,: +. Perry, NJ. Freitas, J. Botol-
no and J. Alemeda, substitutes.
There will be an exciting game Of base.
ball on Labor Day Mt the Punaho'
grounds at 2 p. m, between a nine Oi
Theo. Davies & Co. and r. o. Hall s
Sons team. Following Is the personne
of the teams:
Thee. Davies & COB. SOY. G.; Reuter-
r., AHA. H.. \. Pahu. Oh: A. Robertson
Sh.: 8. Manu-. So; G. Kaanoi. cf; X. Bush
Ilf; Kekuewa. RI: Kalani, j. Haiku. WI
liams. substitutes.
/ r. q. Hall & Son.-Wilkoki, C.: lily Ka
nj, p; r. ". Paris. h.; z. Gleason. 2n.
Mana. 3b.: Kiwa, SIS: Sol Koki. Ct: J
flansman. IT,; l.. Makanani. RI: Akina
Bolster. Anton Lewis. substitutes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-01
hEALANl CREWS HAVE
BEEN SETTLED UPON
Yacht Race Between La Paloma and the
iSpray Will Start This
Afternoon.

The Healani crews have been definitely
settled upon; they are as follows:
senIors-Paul Jarrett, stroke, Dan Re-
near. No. 3; James Lloyd, No. 2; CASTOR
Boisse, bow. Lloyd takes Damon's place.
Juniors-W. Williams. stroke: Walcott.
No. 3: II. Gleason, No. 2: Merle Johnson.
bow. Johnson replaced Waterhouse.
The yacht race between the Spray and
the La Paloma to Lahaina and return
viii start at o'clock this afternoon. r..
w. Hebron expects to win with his boat.
The time in the last Lahaina race was
twenty hours up and ten hours down, the
latter time being remarkably good for
such a small boat.
Oscar White will not race the Eva in III
she goes for the cup on the 18th. BIS
crew on that occasion will be Henry Giles,
VIII Lyle, Sam Lyle. Bob Lee and L. Sa-
very. The Bonnie Dundee and the Hell
enc are expected TO compete.
Capt. White thinks that the Spray Will
teat the La Paloma to Lahaina, but that
the latter yacht will run home in sufl-
Iciefstly good time to win the race, which
viii be decided on the average time of
the round trip.
Prince David's Vi-Ke will be launched
this morning with much eclat and copi-
GUS. champagne, from the marine rail-
read, about noon.
Yachtsmen are wondering why no COM
uittee has been appointed to arrange for
the Regatta Day races.
IL lis the universal wish of yachting mer
that the stake-boat at Diamond Head be
set with great care and we'll in toward
Castles house, so as to allow for gooc
spinnaker course in the run down e
Pearl Harbor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-01
ENTRIES FOR THE LABOR
DAY RACES ARE CLOSED
The Horses to Run are the Best o
the Island Stables and
Look Fit.

Entries for the Labor Day races closed
yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the
Club Stables. They were as follows:
900 class-Bi1ly. Artie w. Fred. Eros,
Walter F.
2:iO ciass-Mongoose. Dan. McCarty.
Fred. Eros.
2:2i class-Albert NJ. Silas s.. Lustre.
Free for all-Albert NJ, w. w. Woods.
Lustre
Three-eighths mile running-Waipahu,
Antidote. Lei. Venus. Dan. Rosebud FLY.
Three-quarters mile running-Antidote,
Venus.
Half-mile dash--Venus, Sir Cassimir.
Pony race-Manuleli, Mollie Morosco.
Jenny. Port Boy Kaena.
waipahu, entered I'm Mondays running
race. is owned by Johnny Wright, and
has never started In Honolulu.
| Mystery and Manuleli are matched 10
run three furlongs on Monday.
| Billy ", Charlie and Buck will be driv-
en- I'm n three-cornered match race on
Monday.
/ w. w. Woods and Manuleli were both
reported amiss yesterday, the former not
seriously, however.
| Walter J. g:0stD. n gray geldfng. the
property of Jim Quinn. is In our midst.
Dan. entered in Mondays pony race. Ii
az ornament OF the police patrol.
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BASEBALL MEN SHOULD
NOT BE TOO CAUTIOUS
Hall and Sons Contingent Deery the
Fault Finding Of the
Friends.

Editor Advertiser: Regarding the sever
a, articles that have appeared IN your
evening contemporary on the recent base
taii games. tho writer would beg leave to
says that Il shows very poor sportsman
sbip for individual members of the van
pushed teams TO come out IN small print
with a great big "beeadse" In excuse for
their not having beaten. Punahou's eap-
tain and principal players. Ia a sports
naniike manner. took their defeat with
tho best OF grace. and In the two games
they played with Han a Sons team.
there were no bones broken" and the
friendly contests were enjoyed by all
hands.
In the Hall a son contingent there are
ahout dozen boys from whom. when a
match is made, nine men are selected.
The r. ~. Davies boys are getting up a
nine In the same manner. and no doubt
these individual klckers who come out In
print will have something to say about
them. too. As long as good games OF bail
are put no. what matters II whether the
Mines gotten together all eat out OF the
same Calabash or not2 We would ask the
kickers to confine their efforts to criticism
OF the game. and comment on the play
and not try TO narangue as TO whether
you or I are entitled TO play with the
Holsters or the crabs. SPORT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-01

The cricketcrs are getting together ani
preparing to enter upon the second hall
OF the season with renewed vigor. An IN
teTesting schedule Of matches Is being ar
ranged and many applications for mem
bership In the local club are being re-
ceived.
Baseball as far as a representative nine
IL concerned. continues to languish. IT
VIII do so until sufficient interest in the
national game II provoked to enable =
suitable ground TO be obtained. Several
minor clubs are arranging and bringing
OF a few games. and II Is satisfactory TO
note that a few of their members play
very creditable ball. This is reassuring
for the old organizations are clearly
things Of the past and the hope of base
ball lies In the skill and muscle Of, the
games younger devotees.
The shooting prospects are fair. Plover
on account OF the rains and the greenness
OF their feeding grounds, will probably
stay at their old haunts long enough "a
permit of good bags being made. P1over
shooting has been ruined for the past two
or three years by the abnormal drought
Fheasants have suffered terribly by the
Iravages Of the mongoose and are report
| ed 10 be In poor condition. Sportsmen
will do well to defer their initial hunting
trip until along In the latter end Of Octo-
Der. This. while desirable. Is impossible
t'AlF khHi"-HOkS VIII ktN III 1T Il u III
on the morning of September 18th and
wound and slaughter regardless of plu-
mage, condition or anything else. Dove
shooting will continue good until the
end of the season.
There Will probably be a good deal Of
football played here this fall both undci
the Association and intercollegiate codes
The former game especially promises q
become very popular here. az both the
Honolulu Cricket Club and Iolani College
intend organizing ''socker'' teams.
Track athletics look like booming thi'
fall. Several OF the associations and col
lleees are already getting representatives
In shape for the big field day In october
Fc OF racing will also be fostered by TIA.
Honolulu Driving Association and a rae
held every week. After the coming fiei.
day the amateur status of every competi
tor will be strictly enqu1red into and ev
lery effort will be made to raise the stan
dsrd of athletics in Hawaii to "a high
point as possible.
Golf and tennis will both have a spei
of activity during the next raonth or so
1.-THE class doubles tennis tournament beins
hSed for decision some time during tn
lprtsent month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-01
THE POLICEMEN AND
SOLDIERS AT BUTTS
The Second Team Of the Cops tc
Shoot at lwilei This
Morning.

The second police team win shoot a &c
turn match at Iwilei this morning with
the second team OF Company F. ". q. H..
In a match between these two teams last
Saturday the soldiers had no difficulty in
winning. The biuecoats have. however,
put IN several good practices during the
past week. and while they do not expec:
TO win. they hope to make n better show
ing than on the occasion Of their former
meeting. On the four practice shoots In
duiged IN during the week the averages
worked out 35.4. 35.s. IS and as. respect
" ely; the averages in the last match were
Ni and 35.3
The following men will represent the
runners.in:
Kawaiaea. II. Atatani, q. Moau. &. II
Baker. Kiliona. ]. Thomas. Parker. Jr.
w. Needham. II. Kamaka, Jack. Keanini
A match between the first teams of tbs
police and Company +. ". @. H.. is beIus
Iarranged.
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OUTLOOK FOR SPORT
IN THE NEAR FUTURE
Promise Of Great Activity for all Branehe,
in Honolulu
City.

Now that the hot days OF August are
over. one may predict with some degree
OF confidence n marked and speedy revi-
val OF interest IN nearly every branch 81
local sport and athletics. The next TIC
months promise 10 be exceedingly bus
ones for crioketers. tennis players. pc.
destrians and rowing and racing men.
Thanks TO tho organization OF the Ho-
noluiu Driving Association. the prospects
% good, clean horse-racing In Honolulu
have been materially improved. Under
the auspices OF the association the sport
Of harness racing VIII flourish as never
before. There are IN town today a good
" number OF gentlemen owning horsas
that can step n mile I'm from 40 20 2:p.
These horses alone are sufficient TO guar
antee good racing and plenty OF Il. pro-
vided that a nominal inducement be he'll
out, n only sufficient 20 defray training
expenses The Driving Association was
formed TO offer such Inducements. and
perhaps one OF the most important TO-
suits which will accrue from It's organi-
nation will be the considerable importation
OF good horses from tho Coast, which VIII
assurediy take place.
IRE object OF the Driving Association II
plenty OF sport rather than plenty OF mon
sy. They hold their initial meeting on
Il
gram OF events which has rarely II ever
been euualied In the Islands. There Will
be no charge for admission and the pub
lie generally will be given n chance IN
witness an Interesting and weil-managed
race meeting.
Next Saturday viii see the contest for
the aquatic blue ribbon 10 be rowed over
the Pearl Hsrbor course. The Heaiani
Myrtle and Leiiani Boat Clubs win b
\ rt presented ny crews who, according q
liates. reports from training quarters. vii
be IN the pink Of condition 10 uphold ia.
honorable traditions OF the great event
Public interest IN the races IL rapidly
awakening and there Is every indication
OF a record crowd being present TO wit
ness races won In record time.
The yachting outlook IL brighter thar
lit has been for a long time past. Owners
APPEAR 20 be interesting themselves In th'
merits OF their respective craft. and tn'
natural result OF this will be the arrange
ment Of many races. Prince David's VI
Ke r. looked upon as likely 20 prove con
Siderable OF a factor In ensuing contests
. and there II much talk OF yachts whici
. are 20 be built here or imported for cac
ing purposes,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-01
CRICKET AT MAKIKl
THIS AFTERNOON AT z
Cricketcrs and Golfers are the Teams to
Meet at the Makiki
Grounds.

A game OF cricket will be played at Ma
Xix, this afternoon at O'Clock between
teams of cricketers and golfers. The
teams viii be selected from the follow
ing:
Messrs. Harvey, Hatfield, Woods, Par
ish, Miles. Piianiai. Bottomley, Jordan.
Wsldron. Gilbert, Weldon, Thomas. Kit
cat. Cockburn, Blackman, Ayres, 8. Jor-
dan. r. Anderson, ID. w. Anderson, Ross,
Sir clair, Baird and Stanley.
On Monday afternoon a return match
VIII be played between the Honolulu
Cricket Club and a team recruited from
the officers and crews of ships In port.
The first match between these tearis was
won by the local club by over 80 runs, but
the sailors are expected TO make better
showing on Monday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-01

a, which football and running matters
viii, be discussed.
Mr.. l.. @. Blackman. the physical d.
rector OF Iolani College. IL preparing four
men for coming events. They are Ander-
sen, sprint and high jump; Len Qui. dis
ltsarce run and pole vault; Chang Vat.
SPRINT. and Freith. Serious work will be
'ccnncnced next week. and Mr.. Black
man H. well satisfied with the material he
has to work upon.
The college association football team is
getting into fair shape and is giving con-
siderable promise of good work in this
Particular branch of athletics. 1t is ex-
petted that the first match will be played
IN N month S time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-01

The Advertiser aims to present
the most correct and complete syn
opsis of local sports. The various
departments ara looked after by
experts. Contributions OF a sport
ing nature. especially those treat
Ing OF local subjects. will be print
ed N considered suitable. Address
all communications to the Sporting
Editor. Pacific Commercial Adver-
tlHer
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-01
CALENDAR OF SPORTS.

Sept i-Cricket at Makiki. Crick-
eters against Golfers. $50 D. m.
Yachting. Spray against La Paloma
90 Lahaina and return. 2 p. m.
sept. 3-Racing and athletic sports
at Kaplolani Park, y. m. Cricket
et Makiki. Honolulu Cricket Club
against Ships I'm Port. 2 y. m. Base
ball. Theo. Davies A. Co. against
v. q. Hall n Son at Punahou.
y. m. Makiki against Auwaiolimu.
10 a. m, at Makiki.
sept. s-Cricket practice at Ma
kiki. y. m.
Sept. S-Boat races at Pearl Har-
Dor.
sept Regatta Day. Shooting
season opens.
Oct. - Associated Field Day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-01
ATHLETICS KEEP MANY
BUSY FOR THE FALL
Maile lima Club VIII Begin Practice
for Football in the Near
Future.

The Male lima Athletic Club intends
to commence football practice soon and
hope to be able to organize a strong team.
Several Of their members viii compete In
Nc nday's games II prizes are offered and
not money. rs they are not DESTROYS OF
irturing their status as amateurs. Several
OF the members Of the club are, by dint
OF steady work. gradually getting into
shape for the fall field day. a special
meeting win be held on wednesday night,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-01
THE OUTSIDER

It's not always the favorite
Runs first home I'm a race.
Sometimes a rank outsider
Win gain the winning place:
lie mayn't bear well-known colors.
or n brilliant record claim.
But he leaves them In the home stretch
And gets there just the same.
Mankind are much like horses
They run the race u life.
And the last away at nag-fall
OFT conquers In the strife
The most unlikely locker.
Whose iife's not minus blame
a regular ten 10 one shot
But he gets there just the same.
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