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Denial From ireland

ROME, June 1.-THE "Observatore
Romano" publishes a letter from Arch
bishop Ireland to Cardinal Rampona.
testing against a recent statement by
the journal de Geneve" which he char
acteriZes as rubbish; that he wrote to
the Duke of Norfolk denOuncing the
temporal power of the Pope and the
methods Of the congregations and the
Roman Curia. MonsignOr Ireland de-
clares that he speaks and thinks with
the Pope on such a serious matter, and
he reserves to himself the right to re-
peat these declarations by word OF
mouth to Cardinal RampOlla when next
he visits Rome i'm order TO avail himself
of His Grace's jubilee and to receive the
Papal benedictiOn.
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RICH sTRIK IN MONTANA.
New VEN Opened Up in Famous
Pelmont BountsIr.

MARYSVILLE, Mont. June 11.-Bel-
mont m untaln. which. through the sew
erai mines located therein, has produc-
"a over s31. 100000 IN gold. is the scene
of "A strike unparalleled az to richness,
according TO reliable reports. In the his
tory OF Montana. The strike was made
last week I'm the Belle Mount mine
owned by Helena capitalists. and the
lead uncovered is said to be an en-
trey new and Independent one, and
the vein pronounced the richest and
largest In the mountain. which contains
three Of the largest dividend payers I'm
the West. the Drum Lummon tfOr
which the Rothschilds paid S2O,00O 0NO),
the GlOster and the Penobscot. The
Belle Mount has already produced over
81 900 900 I'm gold. and while it's owners
decline to discuss the rev discovery, II
Is predc,ed that II viii become the Oh ef
producer I'm the district. Considerable
excitement exists as a result of the
find
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POWERS WILL ENTER
AND CONTROL CHINA


M#t.H IEHU aHHI
ir0aHa f"
InHiH ff fH. mUHf M t
nII f.f f.tltfia nI ".H nf
I.NIUr IHt IH.Hff. IIln NHs employee
.IH an f.a8t ia IaIh H CONTINUING tHt
I0riF Minister ai1
community ~ danger iiriHfHf i1 OBJ,
q, utrs thfir rsF0lui 0ns Wish to fHt
aside nll question ~ divergent ti.wi
amour them. what I anirm 10 that the
furast guarantee of safety for each D. o.
united front N the chinese Government
luss NOT Hork 90 reprrss the iuaurrortiou
~ which ID appears mother alarmed nor
even surprised. N must expect now ana
tn rosponss 10 another inquiry. 81 Del
rnaas Ia d HtreHa on the fact that thy mos
complete understanding existed between
The Powers for the defense Of European
NICioitiN, ~. g.. June u when the
pt,amHhlp Qupeu Adelaide lsft Shanghai
thor, OF the massacre OF seventy native
tuthuIloa at kHO-lpu-Isuns near TAO
Ting Iu, two days before. The murder
uf The seventy was the crime OF anu,h'i
it.b.l society which had risen soon Hftci
Tho Boxers. This latter addition to the
irrurEuut ranks was the l'aka, VINO prar-
t.Hmy govern the province o. ie-the-lsi.
NrWR was also given Of the murder a.
General Yang tn Fling, who was sent bA
tb. Nicoroy VA Luh. with troops hgains
the Boxers lie went TO parlcy with the
Boxers aud while talking with their
leaders was cut down and hacked To
pieces.
The Boxer ranks, according 20 Shang
hal papers, number many D gh Manchus,
Including members OF the Imperial clan.
Auug luh, the NlCgruy OF the Huey teD
district. applied for sick leave on May
22d, being afraid 10 lead the lnptilh
troops against the Boxers after the muir
dog Of his General.
The Picking correspondent Of the jill
of JaDan. wrug on May 22d said the
situation was very serious at Pcking, uw-
lIg to continued arrivals Of rioting mobs.
In the South, too, the rebellion Is IN
ui,aFiug and arms ure sim being taken
iu 10 the rebels. Included in those VINO
have been sending iu arms .s the FToneh
Consul at Nunuan, and, OWING 10 ms de
lection while engaged m TINS cOutrabaul
uiLuFteriuE work. the Chinese Govern
m,ut has sent "a not" TO France tnat De
bee recalled.
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"'N' '' SUNDAY juno a.
etnr Ciaudine. Mcdonald from kahu'
tui and way ports, with l.usl bass sugar.
- haga tar0. 20 haua potatoes, = bats
cof1. " hpEs and 100 packages sunar'e
hluuuaHH a.Ha.. t..
IN OLYMPIC. Gibts. from San Fran
schr. norma wclsharth from lia-
Am. schr Inca Rasmussen from
Newcastle. ..t..t
nav. from San Francisco.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
been duly appointed administrator Of
The estate OF the late John w Winter.
.o' Honolulu Island of Oahu deceased,
notice is hereby given 10 all persons 10
present their claims against the estate
of said John w Winter, deceased, fully
authenticated, whether secured by
mortgage or otherwise. 20 the under
signed al his office no, "a Kaahumanu
street, In Honolulu within six months
from the date hereof, or they viii be
forever barred and an persons indebt-
ed 10 said estate are hereby requested
10 make Immediate payment 10 the un-
lersigued
Dated Honolulu, June 8. 1900
b l., MARX,
Administrator Of the Esia,s OF John w.
Wirfar decreased
2lS2-Jun 5-l2-l9-26 Jul $40
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PLAGUE IN AUSTRALIA.
Twenty-three Deaths IN Queensland
and one in Adelaide. q. A.

ADELAIDE South Australia, Jun,
IA total ~ twonty-three deaths from
bubonic plague is officially reported
from Roe champion. Queensland. Two
fresh cases ar" reported here one OF
which has proved fatal
WASH. ron, June n.-Surgeon-
General Wyman has received cab O.
gram from Dr Havclburg. the repre-
sentative ~ the service In Rio Janeiro
saying that th,re have been lO6 cases
there since MAY 6th, and thirty-one
deaths. Or. Have burg does not speci-
~ the epidemic 90 which he refers. bun
Or Wyman says bee has no doubt that
u Is plague
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SAILED FROM HONOLULU,

Friday. June Ia
schr Alice Kimbau, for kaanapali and
fSiheL
s,ur. waialcale, Piltz, for lianamnulu
and koloa.
Br. bk. Iyanhoc, Grant for the Sound.
Saturday. June 10.
gtnr Kauai Bruhn, for Waimca.
sfnr tpolu Dalton, for Houolpu ana
Nuua ports
Am. TX. Americana. HATFIELD, for San
francisco, from position OF port.
Stmr. Helene, for Hlo.
.t.udav, June 49,
Stmr Iwalani Gregory, for Honokaa
and kukulhaclc.
Sirnr' ". q. Hall. Thompson. for Ma
kHNali
Slmr. james Mukep, Tullctt, for Kappa
stmr. flgkolN, Nupail, Tot M"lnh"'
.pIr1a and lnhaina,
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Notice to shlpm asters.
U. S. Branch Hydrogl aphIs Office,
San Franclsco. Cal.

BY communicating with the Branch Hy.
geographic Office in San Francisco cap
yains Of vessels who viii cooperate with
the photographic Office by recording tn
meteorological observations suggested by
he office. can have forwarded to them al
any desired port, and free Of expense. the
mCnthly pilot charts OF the North Pacific
Ocean. and the latest information regard
ng the dangers to navigation In the wa
iers which they frequent,
Mariners are requested TO report to the
once dangers discovered. or any other
Information which can he utilized for cor
r2Cting charts or sailing directions. or I'm
ne publication OF the nilOt charts Of the
North Pacific c. q. CALKINS,
Lieut,-Comdr,. u. S, ~. In Charge.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST
Circuit Of the Hawaiian Islands. In
! .obate
In the matter of te Estate of Alexan-
der Chisholm, Ia e of Honolulu, de-
ceased intestate.
Petition having been fled by Mrs
Mary K. Chisholm, widow Of said intes-
tate, praying that letters of administra-
ton upon said estate be Issued to tne
Hawaiian Trust and Investment Com.
p y. Limited; No ce Is hereby given
that FRIDAY, ,-.e 9Th day of July A. d
1900, at 10 O'Clock a. m, In the Judici-
airy Building, Honolulu, Oahu, is ap.
pointed the time and rlace for hearing
said petition. when and where all per
sons concerned may appear and show
cai5e, if any they have, why said pc
tition should not be granted
Honolulu, June |, 1900.
BY the Court:
J. A. THOMPSON, Clerk.
21S2-Jun 5-12-19-2G
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5000 uIan tNt other ONE
Getting iiDm to land Do Ngid ubm
upside down fHf moment hud nt tHl
water uut uf thoit unrs a doctor was
summoned and yesterday both children
Wofu reported 60 b, oui Of danger Both
had narrow escapes from death
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

June S. No. 722-Ouhu Railroad q Lauc
Company TO NJ +. v NclkenburE, lot!
ana II, block ~, Pearl Guy, Ewa, GA
hu. Consideration 1900
No. q, ,,I. aGiho TO j. Ii}uGne' intgies'
Consideration $50
No; t2i-L. hapu to oahu RAILWAY 4
Land Company; portion kun. -, Beieu
honolulu, oahu. Consideration 5000.
No. az5-k. hckhhh 70 j. Me ntckei X
r 25O5 gnterest M, NSaiopua, kau, Iia'
No. 79e-D. W. heliikoa to j. r. Nultau
and S. kaaea; Iot of Or. $3.50. Naiomdo
Kan, Hawaii Consideration $50
J F'ertarao; -, Consideration $50.
.one-fouTth interest r. r.; IiiO, kul. AZ
kokauiilte street Honolulu, oahu. Con
siGerauCn 81.
ne, IT. A. y aaE9Gn to g. sirsc fah ria.
No. '7SO~D l. I>alqwaia to \ Kala-
street. Honolulu. oahu. Consideration
800.
No. 75l-A, l<alawaia and wife to +. NJ
street, Honolulu, oahu. Consideration
$500.
No. 7S2-E. c. Waterhouse ct al. to T.
ley, Honolulu, oahu. Cons. Iteration 81.
No. i83-M. Branco ana WIFE 10 Minis
ter Of Inter or; right of way through CIR.
No. 7si-T. Mckinley ana wife to MIn-
lister OF Interior; right OF way through
Or. SGi5. Hawaii. Consideration 500.
No. i35-M de +. Adrian and wife TO
Minister of Interior; right of way
through W 10, Kua.a. Hawaii. Consid-
No. 7S6-Nuhao to Minister OF Interior;
right OF way through II. T.. $3.50, Hawaii
Consideration $50.
No. 737--keaokani and husband to Min
lister OF Interior; right OF way through
an 10
No. S2S-Mary a. Adams 10 Minister Of
Interior; portion kul. SO7 $40 square fecO,
=idcration $500
No 7S9-iio Yuen to W. w. Ahnna; ap.
OF r. +. 300 kul, 2iiOB, Palama, Homo
june q No. 7OiEA. X, I.anakiIa ct al
20 j. Lannklla; interest in Iui 1855 n. II.
igi5 and iyui isis iIamnlt,io Hawaii
tSonsId@ration 20 NN'' "'''
No. Ti~W. kaIuai to T. Kaeleu: II. =.
u9G NM 3Ini Ohia Wai<auu Maui CON
sidcration 81.
ia nG az SR 5 aaa E Mfe $50 70 IS aii hR
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Terrible Times Coming.

LONDON. June I2.-The Daily Express
publishes the following from ST. Peers
TiInce Oochtomsky, editor Of the Vie
dCmsti, and who u.s. "A great Chinese au-
thCrity. says that the Boxers are one OF
the oldest secret societies with which the
modern society OF China rs hOncycomb-
ed. They have been working against
foreigners for several generations. lhe
BoNeIs Will probably be put down, but Il
ls feared that n great number of men,
We men and children VIII be murdered be-
fore that can be effected.
The Prince says the present diihculty
Is of a temporary nature ana cannot be
compared with the great upheaVal that
Is sin TO come. European attempts to
divide and to Coercc China will only re-
suit, he predicts, IN the Chinese becOm-
Ing more united In their hatred against
foreigners. Already they are exceeding
~ embittered against them. He consid-
rrs that the Europeans are To blame for
exploiting and taking advantage of the
Chinese. Formerly icy were an exceed,
Europeans with their mllitarism are
changing ali this The Prince goes on
- he awakening Of the Chinese will he
terrible. All those warlike instruments
Of destruction, the use OF whlch they are
being taught, viii probably be turned
against the Europeans themselves. The
Chinese have no fear of death and they
make excellent soldiers under European
"Ihc prospect for Europe and Europe
ans is not pleasant one plan, perhaps
the best pan, NOulu ne 10 hlEhIUn lIt
yellow races and to Police lima with
European troops, but the Powers are SO
Jealous of one another than even this
plan Is difficult to carry out. In case OF
q general revolt Russia has not TOO many
troops at her disposal, considering that
she has not only to guard long stretch
of railway, but to protect her subjects
~ Mauchuria from being murdered. she
viii, therefore, not be able to send many
to Picking"
The Prince sincerely trusts that Russia
VIII never have to fight the Chinese. He
regards the present disturbance as the
worst thing that could have happened
Ahglophohes here say that England Is at
the bottom of the whole trouble in chi
ma and rs cndeavoring TO divert European
attention from South Africa by causing
"A disturbance I'm the Far East.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE TO
CREDITORS.

THE UNDERSIGNED, DULY APP
point d as admin traitor on the estate
IF the late Captain Harry Engllsh of
Honolulu, Oahu, hereby gives notice to
q. persons having CLANS against said
ufe tD pre- cent the some at his office
10 judiciary Building. Honolulu. within
six months from date 0r they win be-
forever barre And AN persons lndebt-
"a 10 said estate are requested 10 make
immediate settlement Nuu l4g under
IEne4.
Dated Honolulu II l., June ] 1900
HENRY SMITH.
Administrator Estate capt Hlrly Eng
lish
2ls9-Jun 6-l2-l0 Jul
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WORK ON TROLLEY SYSTEM.
To Begin in September - Supplies
are En- Route.

To Begin in September - Supplies
are En- Route.
Construction work on the electric
street car system which Is to be built
lby the Honolulu Rapid Transit g. Land
Company viii begin in September. So
says Manager Charles G.. Ballentyne
who has just returned from the States
after purchasing most OF the supplies
| for the new system. The engines
boilers and generators are now at Seat
| tie ready to be shipped TO the Islands.
The rails are on their way across the
continent from Pennsylvania. The pole
| ties and building material are on the
Sound ready to be loaded and will ar
rive here some time next month.
Twenty miles OF line viii be con-
Istructed, covering the business district
and residence districts completely one
lime VIII run from Punahou through
Wilder avenue, Lunalllo. Alapai, King
and Liliha streets, another will run
from Moanalua to Diamond Head, and
n third line win go from the water front
TO Nuuanu valley near the Government
electric light works, by way Of Emma
street.
But one five cent fare win be charged
for a ride between any two points on
the entire system, while school children
win be charged bur two and one-half
cents for each ride, TraTers win be at
tached to each motor car for the nc-
commodatIon OF smokers and Chinese
and Japanese laborers, An curs win
have cross seats with a middle aisle
and each win be manned by "a motor
man and a conductor
u rs expected that considerable
portion Of the system win Dee lu opera
zion hy The end of the year
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TERRITORY or HAWAII.
TREASURERs OFFICE,
HONOLULU, June ib. 1900

Notice is hereby given that appiloa-
lions for all Licenses heretofore issued
by the Minister Of the Interior must
hereafter be made to the Treasurer.
and all papers concerning corporations.
companies partnerships. business con
Quoted by married women, newspapers
and registration OF prints. labels and
trade marks heretofore filed with the
Minister OF the Interior must hereafter
be filed with the Treasurer.
The following Tariff OF Charges are
hereby established
For Administering an oath ......,1.OO
For every Charter .,............. II. 90
For Amendment TO Charter 900. 500
Certificate OF Disincorporation. 10. 90
Certificate OF Articles of Associa-
tlon ..s........ .................. j 90
For every copy of any documents, 80
cents per 100 words.
Recording Articles of Association, 70
cents per 100 words
For Recording any Document, 90 cents
per 100 words. O
HENRY Il. COOPER,
2lS6-3t-June ls. 22, 20. Treasurer.
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WANTED.

A GOOD, LIVE. RESPONSIBLE MAN
iu every district on Hawaii Maui and
KAUAI Who has "A portion nf The day io
himself 90 represent am established
business panrern of Honolulu lH MS
district Pleasant work Address stat
ing prasanf employment iq ~ y hlN
ul Honolulu 2lsl-lm
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SAILING TO-DAY.

gtTnr Kirau, Freeman. for haulHk1-
TSHi, LahaI1u, Hilo and way ports. u
noon mail and passengers only for hau-
ne kakaL
Stmr Claudiuc Macdonald, for La
lalna. Kahului and way ports; 3 y. ~.
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The premises covered by the said
mortgage consist of: All the right, title
and interest of Ea.d S. Kapu, mortgage
or, being his one and ITO undivided
interest in and to al that certain land
ard premises sitrated In the III of Pu-
ulena, Manoa, oahu, Hawaiian Islands,
and containing three and 21-lOO acres.
and being the same premises described
in that certain deed recorded in the
Register Office, Oahu. in Libre 1873,
PAGES 20 and "a. of Mamahana (w) TO
said S. Kanu. dated Nav IS. 1899.
21S2-Jun 5-12-19-2G
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Hsss
Nf 49, n
ssaa
1
st.la ta.5s. kasl ,.a
masH rsmte ftI. n H
I.HHuH usHu CaatdHauan 81.
N. cd II. r rasfIe ard nustaud %
fI..f interest u kul i hua 81
I WH.uH oahu Consideration
Na -u s. raatt ans mishand to
.l.uIbrHu. Do q ~. kukuhaCif. Hama
lUH Hawaii touH.dgfHilun SD
,Ne ~ lir.' H.. ea91 ~ s ,s 'K , T@,.
.,ln Honolulu, oahu co1sid"fhi ~
30 77G-Ie. Let aud VII 10 Wee chin
ap O. Eawsr-la Honolulu, oahu con
- ei iot I on "a j.. ieb. kui G2is. NJ !.
kamakela. Honolulu. oahu. CONSIDERS
No. tiK-t.ac Let and wife 20 Yuen
'hong. lot d of a. ~ 1875 hui. G2b. ap J.
Kamaketa, Honolulu, oahu. Consldcra-
70. I'D. Kawsnnnakoa u ai 10 w.
o. Castle. kul. H7i, np. ~. amp. OF ioo-
t.na south Kona. Hawaii. Donsld"rn-
10. 7W-E ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aud hus.
wand tn George n. Paris Grants 2s.O ana
Ars. XII. CiiG. ap, g. r. y SOS, and ltolo
. of lgul. tfsp. raWnu, Honolulu, Oahu.
Consideration $1,000.
40 I'll EnIcwo ana wife To- y. ~.
guruottr It pl CT. 1893, Hama, Maui.
iune Is 10. 7si-M Jones to x. Paia
ni,cr loud, AhHiuo Mllokal Consld'rh-
ton SO
List Of deeds filed FOR record june IS,
First Party. Second Party. Glass.
Chas. $. Desky ana wife-C. d. -
IT, Figuelra ana wien, du c.
j., Firue'ra ami wlfe-M. da c.
\, and ii. X Nawahlne-J. $. Aze-
HSoEESohunul and Naehu-M. vielra,
NJ de- soaaa and Wife,. dc Fortes j
". G. AcM aud wlfe-IIo Fon zee. y
NJ Paris ct all H. Paris .... j
w. AHA and husband OD)-M. g.
-. KaruaEn-L Waiamuhca q. .... y
" AudrpWs-L. Waiambhca 90. zee. -
EHhaSukaalanui and husband-L.
MaiamuhCA o.. ..,. zoe. '.s 600 Geo % -
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~ THE ciRcUIT coURr or IHG

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or THr
Firth Clrcuit-ln rebate.
To the matter Of the Estate OF mrs. Ma
y Ann Nahibaum, OF i,oioa, Kauai.
deceased Interstate.
On reading and filing the petition OF
Louis kahlhaum, husband OF said de-
ceased. alleging that she died intestate
al Koloa. on the 18th day OF April. A. ID.
1900, leaving property In the Hawaiian
Islands necessary 90 be administered
upon, and praying that letters OF adj
ministration Issue to said petitioner, IL
Is ordered that Tuesday. the Sd day OF
July, a. ID. 1900, at 0 O'Clock a. m, be
and hereby is appointed for hearing
Eaid petition. IN the court room Of this
Cour at Lihue, at which time and place
all persons cOncel ned may appear and
show cause, If any they have, why said
petition should not be granted.
ated Llhue, Kauai, H. l., May 20, A.
ID. 1900.
BY the Court:
HARRY ID. WISHARD, Clerk.
2lS2-Jun 5-12-l9
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MORTGAGEE's NOTICE OF FORE
CLOSURE.
]. A. THOMPSON, Clerk.
21S2-Jun 5-12-19-2G

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO
visions of a certain mortgage made by
5. Kapu ard Esther Kapu, his wife. to
j. w. Luning, Trustee for Ahin, (ChJ
dated the 21st day of July, 1899. and
recorded in the Register Office, Oahu
in Libre 1856, pages 139-141. notice is
hereby given that the mortgage IN
tends to foreclose said mortgage roi
condition broken, to-wit: The non.
payment of principal and Interest when
due.
And notice is hereby also given that
after the expiration of three consecu-
tive weeks from the date of this notice
the property conveyed by said mort
cage will be advertised for sa'e at pub
lie auction, at the mauka entrance to
the Judiciary Build ne (AnoIani Hlle)
IN Honolulu, Oahu, III. l., on Saturday.
the Goth day of June, A. d 1900, at II
o'clock noon Of said day.
Further particulars can be had Of
william A. HeDshall, Attorney-at-Law
or Will e. Fisher, Auctioneer Homo
lulu, II. l.
/ w LINING Trus+oo
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NOTICE..
AWINI COFFEE, FRUIT x STOCK
Co, LTD.

The directors of ,ac above company
having declared de.nquent all stock
upon which the assessments are not
paid to 3lst Dec. 1899, notice is hereby
given that unless same be paid on or
before 2lst day of July, 1900 the follow
ing shares viii be sold by auction:
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n il Fl RE : BRED
EsIl=.<z.s. 81 POULTRY!
- vi ~ SIX. Fees for Matching.

PURE BRED Fowls and Eggs for
sale at all seasons from the following
varieties:
English Grey Dorking, Black Min
orca, Barred Plymouth Rocks, Bun
Leghorn, Brown LesAoru. White Leg
norm, Pekin Ducks ana Bronze Tur-
keys.
am constantly IN receipt OF new
importatiOns from the best known
strains.
Eggs properly packed and fowls wen
Grated.
Prices furnished on application.
WALTER c. WELDON.
Eastlawn PnDahnu Honolulu II. I.
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1900.
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