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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-01-13

by limitation or otherwise, It's affairs SNAIL
be liquidated by three commissioners VINO
shall be stockholders appointed Tor thai
purpose by the board OF directors. al Lne
request of a meeting of hetd
for that purpose and representing one
third of the stock, and after30 days nOtlce
as aforesaid.
In case of a vacancy among the board OF
commissioners, the vacancy shall be hlled
by the board of directors at once.
Thus done and passed at my once III
presence of j. Agenor Leblanc and Adam
Brassaux, competent witnesses who nave
signed with the parties and me notary al
terdue reading of the whole.
Three ~ words interlined, two ~ erased
and fourteen tl4) written oyer erasures and
W. u. EDWARDS.
j. NELSON GREENE,
THEODORE LAPORTE,
ALCIDE LEBLANC,
Jos. G. LEBLANC,
j. c.. BROUSSARD,
AURORE DEFRANCE,
+. RAGEUR,
G. J. EDWARDS.
D.L. MCPHERSON,
Witnesses: A.. j. GODDARD,
I. A. LEBLANC A~UGUsTAxF SsFLLY,
A. BRAssAUX. JOS. S. EWELL.
WILLIAM PIERREP0NT EDWARDS,
Notary Public.
Thereby certify that the above and fore
going is a true and correct copy OF the
original act OF incorporation passed before
me- this 18th day of November, A. ID. 1889,
and recorded liz Vol. 2 Of Records OF my
Office, No. 500.
WIN. P. EDWARDS, Notary Public.
Abbeville. La, Nov. Is, 1899.
l hereby certify that ! have examined
the foregoing chartered the Acme Saving
Association and find nothing therein con-
trary to the laws Of the United States or
of the State of Louisiana, and l do hereby
approve the same.
M1Nos T. GoRDY. JR.,
Dist. Atty, 18th Jud. Dist, La.
Recorded in Vol. 10efmortgages at pages
1884 ct seq, under No. 5137 this 18th day
of November, A. d., 1899.
ALCIDE LEBLANC.
Clerk of Court and Ex-officio Recorder.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-01-13

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
PARISH OF VERMILION. }

Be it known, that on this, the Ninth
day OF the month of November, Ammo
Dbmini, One Thousand Eight Hundred
and NInety-nine and of the Independence
Of the United States of America. the
One Hundred and Twenty-fourth:
Before me, GEORGE WEST SUMMERS. q
Notary Public, duly commissioned and
qualified as such i'll and for the Parish of
! Vermilion, State of Louisiana, and in
presence of the undersigned competent
witnesses:
Personally came and appeared the sew
eral pers n hereinafter named and un-
! dersfrned who declared, that availing
themselves OF the provisions of the Con
sJitution and Laws of the State ofsLouis-
lana in regard to formation of Corpora
tlons. they do by these presents form
themselves. their associates, successors
and assigns into q corporation or BODY
polite under the lawsof this State under
the conditions and for the purposes mere
matter stated, Go-wit:
ARTICLEI.
The name of this corporation shall be
Abbeville Rice hill Limited,
under which name 1T shall exist for q per-
iod OF ninety-nine 1851 years, from date OF
this act, and shall have and enjoy all the
powers and authority conferred by laws OF
the State of Louisiana upon corporations
for the purpose of eng ging in the bust
ness hereinafter stated; as well as the
power to mortgage and pledge their prop
cry, movable and lmln0YaDle.
ARTICLE IT.
>, bao+
Ihe aoihlcIle u liis coAiRa "u n4 90 ~
1efuliIlon palisp, heaeI - II
louisiana. Al clta1,ons b al Nar oenIt ~ ~ ba
process anu Lvtiees hAl oo y =
president OF the company ano II HIS ap-
senee on US vice ptesioeheo on She SOY
Rotary anu treasurer
ARTICLE III.
r,al a+ooI - +b,s aomnonv sbal1
u sapltdrsI9 III sooo j ia aootodl I}allars
Is aotIy - Paar H,n IT,, grnd shares Of fhe
diVlttou Inv = : C oul nunSaea fatan GnI TIL.
par Valae = QnT lIa;aliou 800 ~ 1ay,5s.
i = = W : 49, haras 1900. Tbir.
= lleeeu pel - . III :. ! 1000. iTwan
ty-nYo POI e oon III ! iooo cd Twantv-
$1,000 4ous ION "oo AA
fTlpa - IT; 4 10 ~ stnct-vsbau he signed
~ H. pras;dent and the SECRETARY and
ny tne lesaue - ~ ana ahs - : or ;nah;i;fu
- oi IT, : ! 80 - - a"t Nv Tho Vicasprasi-
r. ~ - So ~ - and Traa s,r ar
u9GiaG - aant1Haa4aS hal ba issred op1v
pa.u ! i, C., II IA said stoeL shall he
Mn Wv pprahla anIv en- the hooks Of the
anmnanu and M the surrender or dine
. on ~ loss of tha orio;paI Certificate.
~ $3.50
Ahiaohh
the nature of the business intended to be
carried on by it are declared to be to eul-
tivate and raise rice ard sugar cane and
mill rice and manufacturing sugar and to
warehouse or store rice and sugar to pur-
chase, sell n deal IN rice, sugareane and
to manufacture paper and other articles
of straw.
And in order to carry out said objects,
or any Of them, to purchase, hold and
own, or to lease such lands. buildings,
warehouses, machinery and other proper
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-01-13

This act Of incorporation may be chang
ton may be dissolved with the assent
of three-fourths Of the stock present or
represented at a meeting convened for
that purpose, after three weeks adyer-
tisement in any weekly paper published
in the town ofAbbeville, La, and written
notices mailed to each stakeholder at his
last known post office address.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-01-13
ARTICLE VII.

No stakeholder shall ever be held liable
or responsible for the contract or faults Of
SAID corporation in any further sum than
the unpaid balance due on the shares of
stock owned by him. nor shall any mere
informality in organization have the eff
feet of rendering this charter null or ex-
posing a stakeholder to any liability be-
You'd the amount of his unpaid stock; nor
shall any informality or irregllarity in
organization ever have the effect of rem
dering any stockholderliable as apartner.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-01-13

vile, La, for two weeks prior to the hold
ing of the election. At meetings Of the
shareholders each shareholder shall be
entitled to cast one vote in person or by
proxy on each share of stock held by him.
but no person shall have any stock traus-
ferred within ten days prior to the hold
ing of such meeting. At any meeting of
the board of directors. any director abb
sent from said meeting may be represent
ed by any other director who may cast
the vote of said absent director accord
ing to written direction of said absent dl-
rector. The board Of directors shall have
| the power by t~wo-thirds vote of all the
directors to sell, lease, mortgage, or
pledge any andaH the property, movable
and immovable, belonging to the corpora
ton without referring to shareholders for
the power to do so, and they may also
purchase for cash or on credit, property
| of any kind required for any of the pnr-
poses of this company without authority
of the shareholders. The board of disec-
tors have the power to issue, or confer
| general power Or special power on the
president to issue promisory notes or
other negotiable paper. ALI contracts,
checks and notes of the shall be
signed by the president. also by the sec
rotary and treasurer; and IN case of the
absence of the president to act, by the
v1ce-president, also by the secretary and
treasurer; and in case of the absence or
inability of the secretary and treasurer
to act, by some one designated il his
place by the board of directors. Until
the next general meeting to be held under
this charter, viz OF the second Monday
of July 1900, the board of directors of this
company shall be composed of A. Kaplan,
|. NJ. L~ichtenstein, ID. M. Lichtenstein.
Isidore Heehinger. G.. Godchaux, T.. O..
Broussard. aud Eli Wise. In case of any
! vacancy either in the above named board
/ Of n YpanfnrS op in nv ntItnr fhn pppn0in-
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-01-13

posing a stakeholder to any liability be-
yond the amount OF his unpaid stock; nor
shall any informa6ty or irregtlarlty IN
organization ever have the effect of rem
deFing any st0ckholderHable as apartner.
ARTICLE VIII.
Whenever this corporation is dissolved
either by limitation OF time or by the de-
termination of the stockholdefs. It's affairs
shall be l~iquidatea under the supervision
of liquidators, to be appointed for The pm
pose at a general meeting OF the stock
holders, convened, after fifteen days no.
tice, which shall be sent by mail to the
addresses of all the stockholders whose AL
dresses shall be known to or who shall
have left their addresses with the Secfe-
tary, and shall be published for two
weeks in any weekly newspaper publish
ed in the town of Abbayille. La. Mt such
meeting to consider the liquidation of the
corporation the result shall be deterintil-
ed by the consent Of three-ffourtas OF the
stock present or represented at stch meet
ing. In case of death or inability To act
of one of the l~iqnidators the survivor
shall act alone.
beviile, Parish of Verlnilion, Louisiana.
the day, month and year herein first above
written in th6 presence OF Ovid A. Br0uS-
sard and Hartwell A. Eldridge competent
witnesses who h%eTeunt0 sign their names
with said appeaters and me, notary, after
UUG IedulHS III bflb MSlulG. a
{OriginaI signed.1
/. Hechinger, A Kaplan agent, ni.e thous-
and dollars. 9000.U 10
I. M. L~ichtenstein. a. Kaplan agent, nine
thousand dollars, 1905. 90
A Kaplan, nine thousand dollars, 9000.00
ID. NJ. Lichtensteia,. A. Kaplan, agent,
one thousand dollars, 100000
S. w. Lichtenstein, A. Kaplan agent, one
Thousand dollars 100000
j. Blum: A. Kapian agent, one thousand
dollars, 100000
G. Godchaux. one thousand dollars, 100000
+. A. Godehaux, per G. Godchaux. one
thousand dollars. 100000
L. q. Broussard, two housand dol. 100000
Ferd Marks, per Eli Wise, two Thousand
dollars. 10000
Eli Wise 4 Co, wothousandG Col. 100000
Eli Wise, five hundred dollars, 10000
i. L. Melebeck, three hundred dol. 10000
Solomon Wise, three hundred dol. 10000
L. Sokoloski, five hundred dollars, 10000
Theodore Laporte. four hundred dol 10000
Witnesses
O. A. BRoUssARD,
H. A. ELDRIDGE.
GEO. w. SUMMERS.
Notary Public.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Vermilion.
] have carefully examined the within
and foregoing act of incorporation of he
|Abbeville Rice Mill Limited, and find
nothing therein in conflict with the laws
of the State of Louisiana.
Officially at Abbeville. La on this. the
nth day Of November A. d., 1899.
[Signed,l MINos T..GoRDY, JR,
District Attorney, 18th Jud. Dist. La.
Recorded in vol. 10 of mortgages pages
1-3 ct seq, No. 5143 on November %. 1899.
ALClDE LEBLANC.
Clerk and Recorder.
A true cop of the original:
ALCIDE LEBLANC,
Clerk and Recorder.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-23
THE GRANTS TRIP.

Few vessels have had more narrow
escapes in as short a space of time as
the United States transport Grant The
last round trip to the Philippines has
been a succession of narrow escapes.
and it is only due to the vigilance OF
the officers that the transport finally
reached port.
Soon after leaving San Francisco one
OF her inlet valves became clogged, and
the water rushing in filled the engine
room until the fires under the lower
boiler were drowned out and the engi-
neers and firemen were working up to
their waists in water.
While the run to San Francisco was
under way the man on the lookout ran
up against a mirage He thought land
was straight ahead and so reported it
to the bridge The officer on watch saw
an outline looming up, and as it was
apparently capped by light he gave
the signal to stop the ship and sent for
the captain.
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Company Is building ships With sails.
instead Of steamships. for part Of its
freight business The company s
building tEo ships here and the Euro
p.an branch IS building two ships in
Europe At times the company buys
ships. but il is not In the market 10
acquire q feet. a. has been enormously
reported II owns about dozen sail
ing vessels now and is building these
four others
The two vessels building in this
country are being built in Maine By
Arthur SexzlL They are to Be full
rugged ships. 3s0 feet long and IS feet
beam. and will have a measurement Of
about $500 tons gross They are being
built because the company finds that
for a eer>ain part OF its carrying trade
sailing vessels can be utilized TO better
advantage than steamships The price
OF coal and engineers wages have ad-
vanced in recent years, raising the cost
OF transportation either in tramp
steamers or steamers owned and op-
Grated by shippers. For the Asiatic
trade OF the Standard Oil Company in
case oil. il has been found that sailing
ships can be operated more eeonon-
icalIy. The company always has
freight outgoing for them. and the
time of passage is not of material mo-
ment
As il always has outgoing freight and
frequently can get return cargoes, it
sees in the ownership of its own sail
ing ships a good business proposition
The ships bring back from Calcutta
jute, from Manila hemp and sugar, and
from other ports sugar, tea and mat
ting. Certain goods that must be here
for certain seasons have TO be shipped
by steam vessels. but many staples can
as well be shipped by sail and have the
advantage OF lesser cost of transporta-
ton. Sailing ships can carry freight
1G 600 miles for S. ton, cubic meas
urementI and make money, price at
which steamships could not operate.
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DEATH OF JULES DE BARRE
There vas a very sad occurrence in
front Of the Healani Yacht and Boat
Cluv house late Thursday afternoon.
The bark Olympic. recently from San
Francisco. was alongside the Quaran-
tine wharf. The sailors of the vessel
had completed their work and had
Jumped into the water for swim.
They vent over in front OF the Hea-
LAM clubhouse, and splashing about
for a little while. returned to. the ship.
A seaman. Jules de Barre by name.
was the only one left behind. Nothing
was thought of this. as it was supposed
De Barre wished to remain in little
longer. Suddenly the fellow threw up
his hands and went down. Sailors hd--
ried over to the place and expert ma
tive divers were soon in the water, but
nothing could be seen OF the man. He
never came TO the surface. and, drag
as they might, the sailors were unable
10 find the body. 1t is supposed De
Barre, came to the deep water suddenly,
and being a very poor swimmer, rolled
down the embankment, instead OF COM
ing up. 1t is very probable that he got
caught in something at the bottom, else
he surely would have come TO the sur
face soon.
Captain Gibbs OF the Olympic says
that De Barre was one of the very best
men he had aboard his ship. He was
quiet and gentlemanly, and always
obeyed orders. He was a Frenchman
by birth, about % years OF age, and
joined the Olympic in San Francisco
The Olympic returned to the lrm-
gard wharf yesterday and discharged
her deckload in the forenoon. In the
afternoon the matches were removed
and the men began to take the freight
out oil the hold.
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the HsnskEs coast Early "a the -eek
The japanese Of Horok2A KBkuihssls
and Paauhan quit worE bszuse the
managements refused 70 raise Eh1iT
wages and give then bzek their STA
tracts. However. they sent to Eozs
again and sent one man from each
plantation to Honolulu in the ivalani
to confer with japanese Consul Mkt
Szito
The NoezH. from kilznea. brought
1000 bags Of sugar. The James Make
and Kezuhoa both sailed Tor Kauai
ports in the afternoon The NOeau IS
to sail for Honokaa and Kukuihaele
this forenoon
The Maunz Loa got away as usual
this forenoon Sith very large amount
OF freight She will be back again on
Tuesday
Kauai steamers report se.sas bags OF
sugar on Kauai.
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A STUPID
FELL OW

stupid fellow who gauges the quality
OF groceries by the price has no business to
be married Yet one of this class directed his
wife to buy groceries from another firm be-
cause they charged more for it, and 1T
must therefore be better" His better half
bought some from us and some from the other
house, and showed her husband that they were
identical, being put up by the same people,
even. This proved concusively how foolish
man can be when he really tries The lady
OF the house generally knows where she can
get the most and the best for the money
Our prices hard to match
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ALONG THE
WATER FRONT.
The Mail Boat Moena
Comes and Goes
IN Time.
STRATHGYLE FROM JAPAN.
SAD DEATH OF JULES BARRE
A SEAMAN ON BARK
OLYMPIC.
Omega from Chile and Louisiana
from Newcastls-Report Of
the Moena's Purser-
Msuns Loa Sails.
STRATHGYLE FROM JAPAN.

The Mozna arrived OF port from tho
Colonies early yesterday morning. but
II was not until after o'clock that she
hauled alongside the Oceanic wharf
Purser Hodgson's first question upon
seeing a Custom House officer was:
Have the United States laws gone
into effect YETI"
Upon learning that they had he sad
something under his breath. for he had
got up ali his papers according 20 the
old regulations and would have to do
the whole thing over again Then, too.
he had calculated on passengers from
here. and had made all his arrange
ments accordingly. Here was another
bother
The Monana brought the following
cargo. Fifty cs butter, ! cs drapery,
35i cs gin. 10 csks beef. 10 es wine. l
cs eartnenware. l es household effects,
cs samples and bxs lines consigned
to order and H. May & Co.
Purser Hodgsons reports as Dliows
on the Monana's trip: Sailed from
Sydney at 1880 .. m. June c. Cleared
the heads at 3:O5 p. m. and arrived at
Auckland at p. m. on the 10th. Left
again at l:13 D. N. on the 18th. arriy-
ing at Apis, Samoa. at 7:2O a. m. on
the 18th. Left for Honolulu at lis p.
m the ssnfe day. Experienced moder-
ate to fresh winds and sea. with thick.
heavy rain TO Auckland. From there
TO arrival at Apia light to moderate
north-northeast winds, with fine, but
cloudy weather, and smooth sea For
first four days after leaving Apia. light
airs and Gains. with fine weather and
smooth sea Picked up northeast
trades on the 18th, continuing to port. 3"
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ARRIVALS.

nGfSo4g- S1AN -
x. Nippon Maru. Allen. fFon
stmr. Ksaahoa. aOshsF. from Ana
's ssmr. James Makee. Tullsti, from
As ssnsr. Maui. Parker. from Hawaii
An bk Marion Chilcott. Weldon. "a
s.ys s-,r, Newcastle: coal TO order.
An bk. ". r Flint. Parsons I'D
laws from New York.
DEPARTURES
Thursday. June 81
Tx K. Hongkong Maru. F'ilner 'of
China and Japan
Stmr. W. G. Hall Thompson. for Ma
kaweli-
VESSELS LEAVING TO-DAY
S.rnr Nauua Loa. Simerson. for IA
haina. Maalssa. Kona and han II ~
a IL
Schr. Surprise. Wharton, for Lahaina
and Kona AT 5 p N
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
From, China and Japan. per I. n n
NIPPON Maru. June 2l.-Ar. and Ars.
?. Arnitake. Master Arnitass. MT ana
Mrs. E. Evans
The Agenor is supposed 10 san LOT
Port Townsend in ballast to-day
The Newsboy arrived III TACOMA
from this port June IL
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vEssEl.s IN PoRT,

This list does not include coastsTs-l
Albert. Am blk. Gritiiths. san fran
cisco May =.
Archer. Am. bktn. Calhoun. san
Francisco. Nay %.
Agenor. Am. sp.. Colby Newcastle
May 5.
A. j. Ropes. Am. sp.. Chapman. San
Francisco. April Is,
Australia. Br. sp.. Jeuss, Newcastle,
May 10.
Bangalore. Br. sp. Blanchard. New
castle. May 9.
Big Bonanza, Am. Blk. Bergman.
Newcastle. June 3
Carrier Dove. Am. sehr.. c. W.
Port Townsend, May 81.
Carondelet. Am. blk. Stetson, New
castle. June 5.
Charles E. Moody. Am. sp.. Anderson.
Tacoma. June 5.
Dirigo. Am. sp.. Goodwin. Hongkong,
June Is.
Edward May. Am. bk.. San Fran
cisco. May II.
Erskine NJ Phelps. Am. sp.. Graham.
Manila. June II.
E. X. Wood. Am. sehr.. Hansen. Ia
COInd. June ..
Florence, Am. sp., Rhodes. Newcas-
tie. May g.
George Curtis. Am. sp.. George $
Calhoun. San Francisco. June 5.
Haleyon, Am. schr., Charles Mellin.
Eureka, May 81.
Henry B. Hyde, Am. sp., Scribner.
New York and Valparaiso, March 20.
F. Chapman, Am. sp-. Carter. San
Francisco, April %.
Ivanhoe. Br. blk. Newcastle, May L..
Reaper. Am. sp.. Newcastle. May II.
r. P. Rithete Haw. bktn.. MePhail.
Sebastian Bach. Dr. blk. Nagasaki.
February II.
Sussex, Br. bk.. Guthrie. Newcastle.
May 21.
Standard. Am. sp.. GetcheIl. New
castle. May 81.
Star of Italy. Haw. sp., Wester, New
castle, June 1.
S. c. Allen, Am bk. Johnson, San
Francisco. June 8.
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great rejoicing on the sooE Of the Me--
chants. Exchanxe in consequence No.s
comes the news however. that srs
Henry Clement has nos arrived ~
Rsaochzu and that reinsurance on her
is again being quoted az 81 gHiness
The brokers are nox hunting up their
clients and settins hsek the money
paid cut under the impression that the
saSp had arrived. II is not all plain
sailing. however. As souse Of the gam
blers protest strongly against return
inS the money they received
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

For Maui and Hawaii ports. per stmr.
Alauna Loa. June 22.-Miss Greenwell.
H. Morrison. Goo Lip, Nancy Cum
mings. Hang Young. A. p, Boiler, a.
Bortfelat and children, Judge Ka-
haulelio, C. Yak Nam. Father Liebert,
John Paris Jr.. F. S. Dodge. Miss Wal
amau and children, Miss A. Beard,
T. c. Wells and daughter, Mrs. E. S.
Boyd, E. S. Boyd. Julia Kalakiela. Mrs.
J. Apio, Willie Britain, Miss Mossman.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers due and to sail to-day and
for the next six days are as follows:
ARRIVE.
China, San Francisco, June %.
Australia. San Francisco, July 4.
Doric. San Francisco, July Z.
Warrimoo, Victoria, July Z.
Nippon Maru, San Francisco, July IL.
Moana, San Francisco. July Is.
DEPART.
Moana, San Francisco, June %.
Rio Janeiro. San Francisco, June 80.
Miowera. Victoria, July T.
Coptic, San Francisco, July 10.
Australia. San Francisco, July I6.
America Maru, San Francisco, July
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ARRIVALS

Friday. June -
An bktn- Omega. Harrington, from
Tacopilla. Chile. April -
-gmr- Ivalani. Gregory. from Hama
kua.
5. 5. Mosua, Carey. from the Colo
MES
Srmr. Nosau. wyman. nom Kauai.
c. s O. S. s Strathgyle. II
DAYS from Yokohama. 600 tons general
merchandise TO Alexander & Baldwin
Am. bk. Louisiana, Holcrow. 50 days
from Newcastle
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THE PATHFINDER SURVEY EXPE-
DITION

SEATTLE, June 13.-The Pathfinder,
of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, has
been scheduled to sail for the North to-
day.
The Pathfinder is taking north at the
request of he Geological Survey six Of
its officers and nine camp hands. The
geological party will land at Golofin
bay with canoes. stores and other
equipment The whole of that portion
of Alaska will be explored during the
summer which lies north Of the Cape
Nome country.
The mission of tie Pathfinder is i'm
portant to navigation. Norton Sound
is to be explored and sounded. as is
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SAIL VERSUS STEAM.

NEW YORK. June S.-The friends of
the sailing ship have found encourage
ment for the future OF sailing vessels
in the ocean carrying trade in the an
that the Standard Oil
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also Norton bay Much work o. this
kind has already been done during the
past two SEASONS. ard i IS ROE pro
posed TO complete the sarvsy BIZ inelnd-
Ing G0l0fn tar and the inner waters
known Is Gol0fin Sound
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THE ISLAND FLEET.

The Iwalani came in from Hamakua
yesterday morning with a full cargo 81
sugar. which she discharged into the
barkentine Archer in the stream. Pur-
ser Chaplain reports fine weather along
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From Hamakua, per stmr. Iwalani.
June 22.-Mrs. II. Wieks and eight on
deck.
From the Colonies. per S. s Moana.
June 22-Captain and Mrs e. T. Miles
and family 90. Mrs. Grant Turner.
Mrs. Oxenham and Mr. Hooming
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Departures

Friday. June -
S;mr. Mauna Loa. SimerSou. for La
ha;na. Maalaea. Kona and kau-
Stmr. James Makee. Tullett. for IA
paa-
Stmr Keauhou. Mosher. for Maka-
we'll, Waimea and kekaha-
s. S Moana. Carey, for San Fran
cisco.