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Dr.. Credit in Cape May.

Cape May, n. j. SpeciaI-One OF the
largest audiences that ever greeted the
people of Cape May assembled at Dsles
Auditorium on Sunday evening Au-
gust 11th 1901. The occasion being the
4th annual sermon to the Waitermen
aud Bellmen who are summering here,
preached by the Rsv, w. A. Credit D.
D., of PhiIadei phia. under the auspices
OF the Macedonia Baptist church The
Doctor in his usual way, preached a
fiue serm on. Text found in John 1882,
subjsct, Tine power of drawing men "
Qa1le q number of the Waterman and
bsIlmen were present. The collection
was in charge of Mr.. Harry CounciI OF
the WInsor Hotel, who at the head OF
his men marched into the nall in q
body, each one having badge arranged
for the ooassiou. The collection was
sixty six dollars and ten cents.
Mrs. George Anderson, Chef of the
Charlfort Hotel, gave lawn party last
Thursday evening, which was the fin-
The colored American., 1901-08-24

estof the season. Cake walks are all the
oonow. The guest seem to enjoy them
selves very much. Rev Doctor hlinp
was in Philadelphia Thursday. MI.
Louis Thomas of Washington, is Cap
tain of the st ockton B, B. team. Miss
Flora Whits sang 3 solo "the Holy
Oity." at the Baptist church, last Sun"
day evening.
The colored American., 1901-08-24
Kentucky Beauties Entertained.

Mr. aud Mrs. Charles E. Payne. OF
1880 10th street northwest, entertained
the Misses Martha Webster, Mary Hay
deu, Nora Wilson, Mary Allen, Tillle
Young and Flo,e Gibson, charming
young school marms of the cid Blue
Grass state at tea on Sunday evening
August 11,h' Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. j JohnstOn,
Mr. and Mrs William Davis, Miss Fan
ME Chase aud Messrs. w. II Houston,
q. P Slaughter, w. L. Houston, and
Hon. John Q. Dsncy, Collector OF Gus
toms for North CIrOlina. The young
aides after having spent two weeks IN
Atlantic City stopped over several days
in this city enroute home, and were
extensively entertained by their friends
in the Kentucky colony.
The colored American., 1901-08-24
One Bottle Does IT.

Ozon1zed on MoTrotU Co., Gentlemen =
I have used only one bottle of the Original
Ozonlzed Ok Marrow and it gives me good
satisfaction. My hair grows faster than [
ever saw any hair grow IN my life and it
IS also soft and straight. Your preparation
Is worth three times the moneyyou sell it
for. Yours truly, Miss W. Duffey. Palestine.
Texas
Ii your dealer cannot supply you send us
2O cents and we will send you bottle. Ad-
dress Ozonized Ok Marrow CO., 78 Wabash
Ave, Chicago, Illinois.
The colored American., 1901-08-24
SAMUEL HUS TON COLLEGE.

Brilliant Beginning of School Destined to
be Great Power in the Education of
the CoIored Youth of the Southwest
Remarkable Story of Self-heIp-Protes
Sor Loviuggood, It's Scholarly and Ener-
getIc President IS Pushing to the Front.
Samuel Huston College located at
Austin, Texas, has had a remarkable
history. It is under the auspices Of the
Freedmen's AID and Southern Edu-
cation Society of the Methodist Episco-
pei Church with Drs. W. G. B. Mason
and w, P. ThirkieId as secretaries.
The West Texas Conference Of the
Methodist Epispcosl Church has been
making efforts to get the school IN
running Orter for more than twenty
five years The Conference has raj 'ed
about $5UO0, the Freedmen's Aid S
ciery abJu. $40 900 and Mr., Samuel
Huston of Iowa gave 80 600. Six acres
Of land IN the heart Of the capital city
of Texas were bought more than If
teen years ago. The beautiful build
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Captain and Mate.

Captain James Rennie and chief Of
icer Watson Of the steamer Mariposa
were we'll remembered at Auckland
by the passengers who we're with
them in the terrible storm which be-
set the steamer during her last trip on
her way to the New Zealand city from
Sydney.
On arrival Captain Rennie and chief
officer Watson were each presented
with beautiful gold lockets as testi-
mOnials of the regard with which they
were held by the passengers. who con
sidered that through the seamanship
OF the captain and first officer and the
devotion to duty of the crew, the ship
vas saved and brought safely through
the tempest. The locket presented to
Captain Rennie was inscribed as fol-
lows: ITO Captain James Rennie
Jaly 5th. 1901. souvenir from the
passengers OF the r. NJ S. s. Mari
posa. after a perilous voyage" Ac-
companying the locket was the follow
ing address:
July 5, 1901. To Captain James
Rennie: Dear Sir.-We. the under
signed. passengers on the steamar
Mariposa of the Oceanic STEAMSHIP
Company. which sailed from Sydney
ln the 29th OF June. 1901. recognizing
and appreciating your valuable ser
vices and skillfui seamanship aideC
~ your officers and crew in bringin:
US safely through a perilous voyag'
during the gale lasting from Sunda!
noon. June 30th. To the morning o
July I'd. desire to place on record th'
evidence of our gratitude to you.
Signed on behalf of the passengers, I
E. Moorhouse. DELPHI. Eng. chairman
Mr. Bondurant and Geo. c. Penboss
Sydney. secretaries. Messrs. Edwar'
Grimvade. j. NJ Sinclair. c. H. B. Cor
lett. Harry Ptmmer and P. p. Hoad
] ley.
The address presented to Captain
Rennie viii be suitably framed an,
presented on the arrival of the vesse
at San Francisco. and the remaining
officers and engineers are also to re
ceive some token of appreciation from
the passengers for their efforts in safe
ly bringing the vessel into Auckland
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SHIPPING NOTES

The ship Henry Failing hss been
chartered to load lumber at Puget
sound for sydney
Hind. Rolph & Co.'S new four-mast-
ed barkentine Kohala was launched
at Eureka on July 11th- She is for the
sugar trade.
The American Hawaiian Company 5
steamer Oregonian. on her maiden
trip from New York 10 this port. ar
rived at Coronel. Chile. on July 18th.
The transport Thomas. scheduled 10
sail from San Francisco July 23rd for
Manila. viii carry 400 men and 200 wo
men school teachers who have accept
ed positions in Philippine schools. She
is due here July 30th.
The Commissioner of Navigation has
granted John d. SpreckeIs Brothers
& Co. permission to change the name
of the bark j. c. Pfluger TO the Co
ronado; the necessary authorization
has reached San Francisco.
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VI EsTERDAY was marked on the
NJ front by the going and coming
of many steamers. In the nor
ming the Msuna Loa. Iwalani and
Nihau all arrived The Mauns Loa
brought many passengers and consid-
esahle freight and the other two yes
sells had fuli loads of sugar.
AT noon the steamer Kinau sailed
for Hiio and way ports with a FUN com
piemeut of passengers Shortly after
the one O'Clock whistles sounded the
report came from Diamond Head that
the transport Grant ami the mail
steamer Nippon Naru from San Fran
cisco were Of Koko Head These two
big vessels soon were coming into the
harbor
AZ FIVE o'clock the blowing OF many
whistles announced the leaving Of the
remainder Of the island feet. on the
boards 20 sail yesterday. They we're
the " G Hall for Kauai ports. the
Iehua for Pukoo and the Kauai and
James Makee They all took psssen-
gers except the Kauai and were filled
with freight
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Lieutenant W. Hartsock. Clara That.
cher. J Mary Weir. Mary B. Talcott,
Mary U. Layton. John D. Beues, Ed
ward NJ Ship. DR.. ". s. Wash
burn. Anson H. Higley. Mrs. MaTy
D. Smith and child, Mrs. Tetamore
son and daughter. r. S. Wright. G
W CowgilI. Harry l. olmsted, G. A
Courtwright. Mrs Cowles. Polly Pat
ton. Mrs. D. J. o'counell. Francis H
Evans. Samuel Beattie, Edgar NJ
Brown. John /. Peterson. Robert Bra
den. e J. Hackett, Miss Dusenburg
There are for this port thirty-nin'
men for the artillery. six members o
the hospital corps and four easuals
The Grant brought large mail anc
has a full cargo of supplies for tn
army in the Philippines.
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED. |

For Hilo and way ports, per stmr
Kinau, July 23-W. NJ Burns. Mrs
A. NJ. Congdon. c. P Grimwooi. B.
R. Banning. c. B. Whitney. Miss
Grimston, Mrs. Askew. F. A. Schae-
fer. A. s. Tuttle, F. S. Dodge, Mrs.
]. W. Manning and two children. s.
H. Haaheo. Philip Naone. Jas. Bailey
Miss Bailey, j. C. Searle. A E. Min
vile and wife. d. G. Mckay. Mrs
j. B. Purdy and child. Chon Fun
Pang Bat. Miss Mary Meme. Geo. Sea
H. G. Young. Mrs. Kamapuna. Mrs.
Kamahiulani. c. T. Day. A. C. Wall
Chas. A. Hartwell. VIM. James l.
Busnell, Master Askew, H. H. Koh.
Ter. E. Mildeberger. e. l.. Goldsbor
ough. Miss Davis. Miss NJ. E. Schnei-
der. Miss Brown, Mrs. Laura Wight
A. r. Gurney. A. W. Carter. Ralph
Johnstone. De Bienville. n Ahrens
V. Holt.
For Molokai. per stmr. Mokoili. July
2s.--Slster 3. James. Brother Silva
nus.
For Molokai ports. per stmr. Lehua
July ss.-D. h McCorriston. ". R.
Sims.
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Making Long Trips.

SAN FRANCISCO. July IA big
tieet OF vessels bound for this port
from Hawaii is overdue and clippers
that have made the run from Honolulu
in ten and eleven days are now out
from twenty-five to thirty days.
The bark Gerard c. Tobey was
twenty-nine days and the schooner H.
d. Bendixsen twenty five days coming
from Honolulu, while the ship Emily
F. Whitney took twenty four days to
come frem Kahului.
Among the flyers the bark st. Kath-
crime Is out twenty-eight days from
Hilo. while the ships Geo. Curtis and
Marion Chilcott and the bark Santiago
are apparently trying to see which
shall get in last All three of the yes
sells hold records for very fast time.
yet they are now eighteen days out
from the islands and il viii probably
be the end OF the week before they
show ap. The schooner Vine is out
twenty-three DAYS and the barkentine
], C. Pfinger twenty-five days from
Honolulu, while the bark Diamond
Head and the fourmaSted schooner
Geo. W Watson are each out seven
teen days from the same place and
the schooner MARY winkleman thirty
lays from Kahului
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I PASSENGERS ARRIVED. I


From San Francisco. per T. X X.
S. S. Nippon Maru, July 23.-For Ho-
nolulu: w. F. Draper Jr., A L..
Young. j. p Thompson. Mrs. Lar
will, W. T. Richards, E. c. Kimball,
Mrs. Richards. For Yokohama: s..
Togo. Geo. Bedinger, F. H. Kingman
Leon Brack. S. Yokota, F. Won Ho-
honeyer. Mrs. F. H. Kingman For
Kobe; j. G. Smith. Mrs. Smith and
two servants. For Hongkong: H. j.
Gosliner, Mrs. L. H Tales. Mrs. Dali
sy Wilson. DR.. L. H. Tales. Mrs.
Grace Cohen, j. j. Kinyoun For
Shanghai: u S. Minister Conger,
G. w. Drollette, Miss R. s. Reeves,
Mrs. Ida Baker
From Kukuihaele. per stmr. Iva
lani. July 30. Olsen. G. Miller and
/ deck.
From Kona and Kau ports, per stmr
Mauna Loa. July 23.-C Babdaky
Mrs. C. Babdaky. All Fong. Miss Lor-
ing. Mrs. E. C. Greenwell. Miss E.
Greenwich. A. Kaulukou, d. R. Green
Miss A. Beard. Miss Julia Joe, Miss
NJ. F. Ross. Mrs. j. Effinger. chill
dren and servant; C. Akau. L. Vas
comedies. Miss L. Malina. Miss A. Ma
lima. Mrs. King. Mrs. B. G. Schnei
der. G.. B. Schneider, H. P Baldwin
F. w. West, P. A. Dias and daughter
Miss Lorrie. Miss Featherstene, B.
Dalcoy. w. F. Dillingham;, Geo.
Weight. Mrs. L. Fletcher and son
Miss NJ. Hoke. Miss E. Zerbe. Bekt
Kareal. Mrs. E.. Blaisdell and chill
jren. and 76 on deck.
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News of the Sugar Fleet.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 15.-The
bark Albert sailed for Honolulu yes
.erday morning. She took quite a
number of passengers. among whom
vas Mrs. Turner. wife of the chief
)fFicer This is the lady's first yoy-
age and it was only her husbands
,oaxing that got her on the water
Three of the belated fleet made port
yesterday. The barkentine Archer
and the bark Kaiulani came in almost
together. but the Archer beat the Ka
iulani three days in the run from Ho-
nolulu. Both vessels report light
winds and Gains.
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Lahaina is a Clipper.

SAN FRANCISCO. July l5.-The new
barkentine Lahaina did remarkably
well on her maiden run TO the Sound
It took her eleven days to make the
run to Port Hadlock. but then she
had to buck northwester all the way
up the coast. In a letter to the build
ers Captain Carlson said she was
ine weather boat and made twelve
knots an hour. close hauled on the
wind. Running free and the wind
sbeam the captain thinks the Lahaina
viii easily make fourteen knots. The
harkentine is bound for Shanghai and
her owners expect her to make a rec
ord run
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CAPTAINS Promoted.

Captains Promoted.
Three of the Wilder's Steamship
Company's captains have received
promotion this week. The lucky ones
are among the younger squad Of cap
tains and were selected for their new
positions on account OF meritorious
service while in the employ of the
company. They all have the best
wishes of host of friends for success
in their new positions.
The changes were made on account
of the resignation of Captain Mitchell
of the steamer Kaiulani which is at
present stationed at Hawaii. She has
been given to Captain Johnnie Dover
Of the Lehua. His position on the
after boat being taken by Captain
Napala of the Mokolii The new cap
tain of the Mokolii is the brother of
Captain Bennett of the Maui. He has
been with the Wilder people for
long time as mate and has showed
himself painstaking and capable,
Foung man The Mokolii is his first
command
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MERCHANTMEN.


July 10.
MERCHANTMEN.
(This list docs not include coasters.)
Aloha, Am. schr., Frye, San Francisco,
July 6.
Arago. Am. bkt., Perry, Newcastle.
July Is.
Benicia, Am. bk., Bowes, San Francis
CO. June 81.
Ceylon. Am. blk. Willer, Laysan ISL
and. July Il.
C. D. Bryant, Am. bk.. Colley. San
Francisco, July 3.
Coryphene. Am. bk.. Grindley, New
castle, June 80. (Capt. Davis died at
sea June 3rd)
Chas. B. Kenney, Am. bk., Anderson,
Newcastle, June 2.
City of Hankow. Br. sp.. Williamson,
Newcastle. July is.
Edward May, Am. bk., Hawsen. San
Francisco. July 4th.
Elwell. Am. sp.. Ellis. Newcastle.
July 4th.
Emily Reed, Am. sp.. Baker, Sydney,
uly 4th.
Expansion. AM sch, Larsen, Newcas-
tie, July is.
Fort George, Am ship, Morse, New
castle, June %.
Florence, Am. sp., Spieer, Tacoma,
July /.
Haydn Brown, Am. bk.. Aspenwall,
Ladysmith, July s.
Hecla. Am. sp.. Nelson, Newcastle.
July is.
Henry Wilson. Am scir., Johnson.
Gray's Harbor
Hawaiian Isles. Am. sp.. Rice, Newcas-
tie. June "a.
Irmgard. Am. bk.. Schmidt, San Fran
cisco. July 10.
]. B. Thomas, Am. sp., Port Stephers S,
June Is. in distress.
John Smith, Am. bkt., Wick. Port
Blakeley. July IS.
Klikitat. Am. bkt., Cutler, Port Gam
BILE. July 3.
Nokomis. Am. sch. Hanson. Blakeley.
July q.
odderajaa. Nor blk. Johansen. New
castle. June %.
Oregon. Am. bk., Parker, Newcastle.
July 2.
Rufus. E Wood, Am. bk., Mcleod,
Newcastle. July 10.
Republic, Br. sp-. Davies. Newcastle.
July 5.
Rosamond, Am. schr.. Johnson, San
Francisco, July II.
R. P. Rithet. Am. bk.. McPhail. San
Francisco. July IA
St James. Am. bk.. Tapley. Newcastle
July 10.
S c. Allen. Am bk.. Johnson. S F.,
July 10.
s. y. Castle. Am bkt.. Nielsen. San
Francisco. July 9.
Sea King. Am bk-. Wallace. Newcas-
tie. June 90.
Servia. Am. sp.. Nelson. Newcastle.
June so.
Sehome. Am. schr-. Petersen. Iquique.
July 10.
W. H. Marston. Am sehr.. C. Curtis
San Francisco. July s.
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Notice to Mariners.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 13-Captain
P. NJ. Stokkebye of the schooner Ho-
nolulu reports to the photographic
Office that on April 2S. 1901. while en-
route to Lahaina from Newcastle. n.
5. w. he saw breakers in latitude
north degrees 80 minutes. longitude
west 15S degrees 42 minutes. The
weather was clear and the sea
smooth. The captain watched the
break for an hour. The chronometer
was found to be correct upon sighting
Hawaii C. G. CALKINS,
Lieutenant Commander U. s. N.
in charge.
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James Tuts's Rouah Trss.

News has been received which indi-
safes that the bark James Tuft had
4 thrilling time during her maiden
voyage The Tuft. under command of
Captain +. Piltx. was bound from Sc
attic for Port Pirie. and on May Sth
spoke the German ship Ebenexer. when
Captain Piltx made the following re-
port. with request thst the captain
Of the Ebenezer should make Il pub
lie at the first opportunity. This was
done AZ SYDNEY. where the German
ship arrived soon afterward. the mem
orandum being as follows: ~0n April
ssth. In latitude IS deg IS min. south.
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Disnono Head. 10 D rr--westher
CHAR. EsnS light east

Bonsitnde iss deg 90 min east. the
vessel Ess oFerszken By . soafheriy
gale. and or April 18th. at 8 q. the
Iashfngs Of the deckhoaze we're car
fied away. portion going overheard; ;
the lee rigging vas shifted. tearing
away the cabin plates and strainfng
the lee outside top Of the vessel. czns-
ing her 70 leak. the skysail lashed tc
the deckhoUse vas carried away. the
upper topsaiI yard was broken. the
tcpgzilant mast sprung. the lower top
sail and flying jib carried away. and
other minor damage vas inflicted.
The James Tuft vas lumber laden
She will come here with coal
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SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-THE
steames Meteor. Eureka and Tampico.
ali en- ronte to this port from the East
ern coast with eargoes Of coal. are
said to be intended for new line to
be established between Seattle and
Honolulu by the Globe Navigation
Company. The Meteor is to be. spe-
eialiy fitted up for the transportation
of fruit on return trips from the ISL
ands. and for this purpose viii have 8
cold-storage plant installed upon her
arrival here.
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DEPARTURES.

Tuesday. July %.
Stmr Kinau, Clarke. for Hilo and
way ports.
Am. bark Edward May. Hanson. for
San Francisco. with sugar.
Am. schr. o. j Olesen, Olesen, for
Eleele.
Stmr. Kauai. Bruhn. for Makaweli. :.
Stmr. Lehua. Napala. for Pukoo.
Stmr W Hall, Thompson. for Ka-
uai ports
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SAN FRANCISCO. July 13--The
schooner Forest Home arrived in port
from Callao unexpectedly yesterday
Her owners thought she was on. her
way TO Honolulu to load sugar for San
Francisco. and did not know what 70
make Of it when she was reported out
side 1t appears that Captain Near
thur thought the cable ordering him
10 the islands was joke and treated
il as such. II was only a few min
utes after the schooner had dropped
anchor that he discovered his mis-
take.
The Forest Home went to CaIlao
with a load OF lumber While on the
way fire broke out in the lazarette
hut il was put out On arriving the
captain cabled that he would have
to come here for repairs. but later ca
bled again that the repairs could be
made at Callao. II was then the or
ders to go TO Honolulu were cabled
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ARRIVALS.
Tuesday. July %

Tuesday, July %.
Stmr Mauna Loa. Simerson. from
Kona and Maui ports
Stmr. Niihau, Thompson, from Ma
kawel.
Stmr Iwalani. Greene. from Ha-
wall
U. S. A. T. Grant. Bruguiere. from
San Francisco.
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kahi. Mrs. j. B. Dias and child, Theo.
Richards. Miss Carrie Green. Miss
Rhoda Green. Mrs. NJ. Spencer, Mrs.
L. Self. Miss R. Ahu. Mrs. Aluli, Hon
John Ahulii
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Haneoek's Record Trip.

The Army transport Hancock, fast
est of the fleet. arrived af Manila July
fSth- twenty one days from San Fran
cisco. and therefore has the record TO
her credit The Hancock made the
trip direct Captain Harry Struve Is
IN command Of the Hancock. which
was formerly the steamer Arizona. AZ
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DELAY in the Treatment Of bronci

DELAY in the Treatment Of bronchi-
it's which generally begins with
chill. hot fevertsh attacks and a feel
inS os exhaustion. develops into very
serious complications. Pain-KiIler
taken in hot water as well as rubbing
the chest with il clear. win speedily
cBre- Avoid substitutes there is but
one Pain-KiIleF. Perry Davis Price
2Sc. ard soc.
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PASSENGERS BOOKED.

For Mani. per stmr. Clandine. July
94.-Miss c. d. Castle. II. Giles. H
A. o. Giles. Master Brunhardf. Miss
L. Cockett. Mrs. D. r. Vida and
child. G. B. Robertson. Rev. ". Kui-
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cararinos, RefrIaeraser

Arrived by the steamer and contained
. hne lot Of the seasons deIieacfes
Game Of ali kinds fruits and oysters
To get the best the market affords.
leave orders ar his King street depot
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BORN.

BARRY-In Honolulu. July 23. 1901,
10 the wife OF W P. Barry. a daugh-
ter
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zeaI.naia comIna

Lealanola Ccr1Ina-
According 70 latest adviees the 0es-
zufc steamer ZeaIandia wEs 10 have
left San Francisco for this port on
July 18th. She Is expected 10 arrive
here on the evening OF the 9Th
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oae tine a RECORD breaker OF the At
Eansfc- Captain Brugufers now here In
the Grant vas formerly Erst osHcer in
the Hancock
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Up TO the sailing Of the Nippon Ma
ra none Of the above overdues had ar
rived az San Francisco.
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The Forest Home has been expected
here with cargo of fertilizer for sew
eral days.
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

an IT pm am m sets
Mon. "a So Is g a.lO s.sl SO s.4s. ma
Tues q. . Is SO asa 'n'-'s IS a m
Wed "a m.s5 IA . "a So SO $50 sc eel
Thur . i3 i $ Is IL o. 4.2s s.OOs 50 s.sa %,
Fri :. Is l.ol 10 an SIS 5 20 s.sl s a i.s7
Sat-. 2 Ia II 30 80 sio s.sl s.4l ais
sun. ss an Is las s.ss s.s5 s.sa s-n see
Mon 70 s4Ie e.2sl 74s'lO o. |. sas 40. SIS
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THE HAWAIIAN
Realty and MaturitgCu
@LINlTEO&
CAPT. Al, Z: $50, 1000
FULLY PAID

~ EALERS in Real Estate. Loans.
Mortgages. Bonds. etc Sub
dividers OF tracts Of city proper
u; houses built On easy terms. all
sorts Of docuu sntS drawn on short
notice, ST a moderate charge. work
guaranteed
We also issue. as an especial fea-
ture. TO parties w-o .hsye money 70
invest in monthly instzllments. q Ger
tifcate OF Inyes. ment, which IS inter
est-bearing from date OF issuance
absolutely as safe as the banks
and unquestion bly, the best invest
ment on the market today.
For particulars, address P o. Boz
go. Phone Main 141- Once Se
King street, over Castle & Cookies
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-24
VESSELS IN PORT.

ARMY AND NAVY
U. S. tug Iroquois. Pond. Midway ISL
and. August 5.
U. S. A. IT Buford, Mertens. S. F.,
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First quarter Of the Neon on the zsd at 5 Is
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