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OLD SOLDIERS
RETURNING HOME
Troopers of the Ninth Cavalry
Retired After 80 Years
Service.

For thirty-one years Sergeant Major
Robinson, late of the famous Ninth
United States Cavalry (colored), has
served in Uncle Sans Army. He is now
on the transport Buford on his way
home, having received an honorable dis
charge from the service. Sergeant Ma
jor Robinson has served in the infantry
ing a colored man, was first assigned to
the Twenty-fourth Infantry, in which he
served nine years. Since his transfer to
the cavalry branch he has not changed
Cavalry for twenty-one years. He en-
tered the Army when but 10 years of age.
This was on July %. 1870. He fought
against the Apaches in Texas and New
Mexico and against other hostile tribes
in Nebraska and Arizona. He was in the
campaign in the spring of 1880 at MescaI-
lares Agency, when Victoria, the Apache
chief. made such a determined stand
against the troopers. Robinsons promo
ton was steady, until he has risen to
the highest office attainable for negro
in a regiment commanded entirely by
sion Of $40 a month. He may return to
Honolulu to live.
Sergeant A. Browning, also of the
Ninth Cavalry, is also on his way home
after having served thirty years as a
trooper. He, too, has had varied career
and during that time was with the
Ninth" when it won its many victories
over savages from the Dakotas to the
Rio Grande river, He says he has given
up the best part of his life to service
under the Stars and Stripes and will now
retire to private life on a pension of S35
a month.
Babe of the Ninth Cavalry has Just been
discharged after eighteen years continu-
Gus service. He was duty sergeant in
H troop and was in the Second Squadron
during the fall of 1900, when five columns
were sent against the Filipinos in Albay
province. This was the famous march OF
the Ninth, undertaken entirely afoot- On
every hand their progress was met by
determined resistance from the Filipinos.
but luckily there were few casualties
amongst the troopers. AT Jovellar. the
sharpest enga cement was encountered.
The men arrived at the latter place al
most exhausted from their rough trip
along the rocky trails. A Filipino paper
spoke of the engagements with the Ninth
as having been Filipino victories, and
4 said that the command was almost ami
| Inflated. This paper forms one of the in
teresting parts of the historical collection
of the Ninth Cavalry.
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won.
The meeting just closed has been the
best on record, and the racing as
whole has been of good class.
Prince David. thanks TO Weller,
heads the list of winning owners. J.
C. Quinn comes next. and r. Ballen-
tyne, another one horse man, takes
third. place G.. S. Mckenzie, who
brought string of five runners from
Hilo, has had only a fair share OF
success, winning three races and fig
uring fourth on the winning list
Tom Hollinger has not done as we'll
as was expected, but Racery should
win purses for him next year. Colonel
Spaulding's string has only one race
TO its credit. The Kealia horses made
an uncommonly good showing, how
ever. and the thanks of Honolulu
sportsmen are extended both TO Colo
mel Spaulding and G. s. Mckenzie for
their efforts to make the seventeenth
meeting of the Hawaiian Jockey Club
an unprecedented success.
James McAuliffe easily heads the
list of winning jockeys, with the ex-
cellent percentage of e25 Thomas
comes next with four wins to his cred
it and a percentage of 20. Both Ross
and Piggott have displayed good rid
ing form at the meeting. Cal. Leonard
has ridden in several races, but his
skill in the saddle was discounted by
his mounts. This remark applies in
even a greater degree to Kaena.
]. c. Quinn drove to a winning in
each OF his three races, and proved
himself TO be the most capable reins-
man here. He brought Waldo j to
the wire in such shape that he could
| have rounded the track in 2:10: as IL
was, he cut a fraction OF a second off
the track record of 2:13 2-5. held by
| Loupe. Wayboy, Quinn's other win
ner, is game, consistent little horse
which viii pace below 2:20
c. II. Judd and McManus shared the
remaining horses in the harness di-
| vision between them.
The meeting has been productive of
track records in the free-for-aL har-
ness race. the four and one-haIf fur
1 longs dash. the one mile and a quar-
/ ter, and the one mile and half races.
Also, Edith r broke the Hawaiian
/ bred trotting record Of 2:42i9, held for
many years by Fred Mac.
/ II II. McDonough is rafting of. his
Brown gelding Abbey, by Imp. Friar
fTuck-Penelope II. One hundred and
| fifty tickets will be sold al 81 each.
4 Between races on Saturday Abbey
worked quarter out of his stan in
1 :25 SIS
The local horsemen are now looking
! towards Hilo and quite number OF
/ racers will be shipped from here TO
/ the half-mile track at Hoolulu Park.
Among those certain to go are Weller,
| Amarino, Watossa, Venus, Garterline
and Minnie.
| The Hilo executive are making lfber-
al offers Of purses, and with the track
in good shape and plenty Of horses in
sight, the Hilo July meeting should
prove a big success.
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News via Zeigenfuss.

It appears that the negroes and
Porto Ricans who were imported TO
work on the plantations in Hawaii, in
place Of Japanese. have not proved a
success by any means. Neither negroes
nor Porto Ricans will work, and hun
dreds daily line the waterfront at Ho-
nolulu in idleness. They are said to
give a far greater amount of trouble
than the Orientals formerly employ
ed. The planters are reported TO have
agreed to advance wages, and an ef-
fort viii be made to get white men
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! 2th assessment OF 21s
= cents per share, has
F" Dc due and payable
- assessment OF 21s per
as Per share, has been
N-s and payable July 20,
"a assessment OF 21s per
1 s's Per share, has been
0e and payable August
oe charged on assess
ssn Q0) days after the
me rate OF I per cent
- the date on which
.acs are due.
assnents viii be pay
Ia Of the B. F. DiIling-
IS Slangenwald building.
- 5R E. PAXTON.
oisa Sugar Co.. Ltd.
. Nay 3. 1901. 5ss2
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IRRETRIEvABLY LOST.

Miss Goldrox,', began Mr. Cal Q.
Latte. II must confess that at last 1
have lost my heart, and you"
My, that's too badi'' she interrupted.
''It's so small you can never hope to
find it again.
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MatiOD Notices.
!SESSMENT NOTICE.

VI ZENITH AND FINAL
per cent, or $3.50 per
Il Aihel Plantation Co.,
/ aas been levied, and Will
- payable at the offices
md Baldwin, Ltd, on the
'.as, 1901. Interest bear
NH day Of July. 1901.
]. P. COOKE,
,Nasi Plantation Co., Ltd.
ay 20. 1891 5ss1
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THE SAVAGE BAcHELoR.

TT has been my observation" said the
Savage Bachelor, that man Is due TO
feel his cheapest a short time after MS
wife begins the conversation by calling
him dearest. indianapolis Press.
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VAL NOTICE.

's,5, tSR JUNE 18th OUR
/ open on Saturdays
AR & Co. LTD,
Queen Street.
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10 End suppiles VI the pest
I, the Leper Settlement, Mo-
/ y delivered in quantities Or
| island steamers, and sub
4 r,pection and approval by
the Board Of Health:
rDNG MATERIALS.
\ W. rough, per II.
,T& G. n. w. Ike. per NJ.
". surfaced, per M.
P ", per A.
ks R. W. per Ii.
NH X inches, each.
sash, 10x12, 10x14 per pair.
~ cut, 10d basis, per key.
ar. 81 and Sd, per key.
J. Hubbuck's, per gallon.
al Hvbbuck's Gen. per ID.
D., per gallon.
Portland, WhI'e Rros per
y barrel.
RI iron roofing, per pound.
TT0Ns AND SUPPLIES.
rstiur, samples TO be fur
Q ~ boxes.
rEier, Royal or Schilling's
tins up TO 80 gro.
rat up to 10 tons.
T-1 Messed Corned, in 200
70 900 bbls.
ssssn Kona. up to IL bags.
uava, up to 200 bags.
srture Bay, short ton, up
s l. up to 900 bbls.. brand to
sston Long Card, up to 800
r.szsed, n. NJ. or Rose brand.
~
za up to 800 cases.
I Up to 900 bags.
p No. l., up to 400 bags.
- red. up to 90 bbls.
r. 100 10. boxes, 2 ID. bars,
rs
p per ton, up to 500 bags.
-HEDULE "B."
gain Of the best quality. to
It the Excavator Stables,
81 Queen and South streets.
~ be for weight, delivered
=: o. 0st, up to SOC bales.
t. ~ bags.
esat Up to $50 bags.
s CEEDULE &C"
Q. he test quality, to be de-
! he lnszae Asylum. in guam
Eurs1 IND subject to inspec-
spr5Tsl Of the Medical SUI
n
,.-a's-quarter rumps and
egi l5o lbs. per day.
q l'in, about 4 lbs. per day.
rssh. 10. loaf, about 20
hy
1siiun, about 4 cases per
ayo about 100 lbs. per
FFdsr. Royal, s OF. tins, l
a9a;h.
ssamboat or Mil, 1 dozen
rturs Bay. l long ton per
esa Kona. 100 lbs. per
per month.
rate per month.
clear, Z Dbl. per month.
No. I, { bags per month.
Il red. 3 bbls. per month.
raw. 1 bags per month.
ea1ned. per dozen, 5 cases
Pouchong. ! chest per
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aIsDoN IRON WoRKs.-Engineers and
Builders Of Pumping and Sugar Ma
shinery and complete power plants; Of
Gee, room L, Spreckels block; Tel. Is4-
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Winner trained BY Callahan.
Time 1:47. Start fair. Won driving by
half a length. Winner, Thomas Holm
gers b. m. aged, by Imp. Brutus. Glad
dett. Aggravation won on sufferance and
all bets were declared OF. Billy the best
miller in the Islands, bar Socialist and
Weller
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e. TAPPAN TANNATT.-Civn and cleo
trical engineer; civil engineer for Oahu
College; P. o. box 90; 1s1s Wilder Ave.
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NOTARY PUBLIC

NOTARY PUBLIC.
JOHN A HASSINGER-Agentt TO grant
marriage licenses and general business
agent; ONCE AcInerny block. adjoining
c. J. Falk-
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AUTHORITY.
.,oERs FOR SUPPLIES.
:. .ne Board OF Health.

~ the Board OF heaItn,
honolulu, June 18th, 1901.
Or furnishing the Board of
:, supplies, specified in the
--sa5ules, for the period Of
E. ending December 51st, 1907.
..,sived at the office Of the
I'll - o'clock noon, Wednes-
1. .s,h, 1901
tens OF each schedule must
ssparatsly, and each tender
h tender for supplies" The
/ not bind itself to accept the
4 ,ny bid,
President Board of Health.
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CONTRACTORS.

Nm T. PATY.-Contractor and Builder.
store and office fitting; brick, wood or
stone building; shop. Hotel St.. near
Barracks; res, f6I Anapuni
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TIE DETAILED ACCOUNT.
rHE HURDLE RICE.


Dixie Land was favorite but there was
a mint of wise money behind ''Watoss.
Narril,s Faust refused at the first OBJ
stacle. watossa got away In the leao
and was never headed. Dixie Land clos
ed nm a little ground in the second quar-
ter. but ran a spiritless race and hnlsneo
three lengths behind Watossa, which won
pulled up in 2:oll.
SIX FURLoNGs DASH
Isswas the field against Molly Cennors
In a false break-away the horses, with
the execution of Racery. ran the distance
ana were ordered out again twenty min
,tes later. Molly Connors went TO the
front at once, attended by RaeeTy, VIZ
gle A and Garteriine, in the order nam
ed At the three-quarters Molly Con
nors. leading by two lengths, smut up
ike knife and yirgie and Kacery
assumed the lead with Molly length
and GarterIine three lengths behind
Down the stretch they swept. Racery ana
yirgie A contesting every foot of ground
Tn a hard drive Virgie A defeated Rae
erv by a short half length, with Garter
line third, three lengths in front OF MOI
Nv Connors, which was staggering
Time 1:1s15.
214 CLASS
wavboy. the favorite, judiciously driven
nv Jim Quinn. took three straight heats
with consummate ease. In the first heat
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ARCHITECTS

HAS. v. E. DOVE, C.E.-Surveyor and
Civil Engineer; office rooms 612-3, top
story Stangenwald bldg, Merchant st.:
P. o. box Al Orders taken for type
writing.
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WINNER trained by haena-
Time :52l2 Start fair. Won in a can
ter by three lengths. Winner, W. W.
VOTERS C. f. 8, by Lord Brock-Katie.
Eileen viii win races in her class. Min
ME speed for three-eighths. Lady NJ best
of others.
Consolation race, one mile for noE
winners at this meet; purse 500. Weight
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JEWELLERS
OPTICIANS.

DON'T NEGLECT YOUR EYES: you
have but one pair. Don't wear other
persons glasses; your eyes differ from
theirs. Don't wear cheap. Improperly
made glasses; they VIII ruin your eyes
Consult 8. z. LUCAS, OPTICIAN,
Room !. Love Bldg.
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" e. GRossMAN, D.D.s.-Alaksa st..
three doors above Masonic Temple, Ho-
aolulu; Office hours, 9 a IA. to p. N.
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2:14 CLASS

wayboy, the favorite. judiciousiy driven
by Jim Quinn, took three straight meats
,,-,+b consunmate ease. In the first heat
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{ per month.

nate per month.
Z clear Z Dbl. per month.
No. I, : bags per month
~ red. 3 bbls. per month.
raw. 1 bags per month.
canned. per dozen, 5 cases
Poaohong. l chest per
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REV|EW Of
MEETING
Lists of Winning
Owners and
jockeys.
PRINCE DAVID
GOT THE PLUMS
McAuliffe the Most Successful
Jockey-Quinn Heads
Drivers.
WINNING JOCKEYS.
WINNING OWNERS.

Topic had three mounts and rode one
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Or. DERBY.-Mott-Smith bldg. cor. Tort
and Hotel Sts.; Office hol-s TO l.
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DR. C. B. H1GH.-Philadelphia Dental
College 1889; Masonic Temple; Tel. "a
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

ZEAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS
MCCLELLAN. POND & co.-Judd Bldg
Tel Main g.
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SCHEDULE "A. ="

!, and supplies of the best
4, the Leper Settlement, Mo-
- delivered in quantities Or
n island steamers, and sub
,.paction and approval by
Z the Board Of Health:
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WINNING DRIVERS.

Dickey Davis drove one race, which he
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WINTER uaIleu -Dy MCAuIItIt-
Time 2:11;S. Good start. Won easily
by three lengths. Winner. Prince Da-
vid's C. h. years, by knight of Ellerslee-
Lizzie Pickwick. Weller's performance
good one. Others outelassed.
Pony race. one-half mile dash, four
teen hands or under; purse SO; catch
weights
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Winner trained by Thomas.
Time 1:161z- Good start. Won by half
q length, first three driving Winner.
Fred. Smiths b. m. aged, by True Brit
on-Big Bertha Virgie the best ridden
Racery would have won with a stronger
ride. Catherine not herself. Too far for
Connors.
2:l4 class, trotting and pacing, best
three heafs In five. nursa Sono
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Jan. 2. No. 7244-D. H. Pohakahi and
wife to John Keahipaka; int. in R. p.
1853. kul. 2736; X. 2. 1854, kul. 4723: Pu-
pukea, Koolauloa, Oahu. Consideration
s1S6.
No. 7243-Wikolia Mokuola and husband
to Daniela H. Pohakahi; int in r. p.
1853, kul. 2736; r. P. 1854, kul. 4723; Pu-
pukea, Koolauloa, Oahu. Consideration
81.
No 7245-Moeino to John Keahipaka;
int. in R. P. 1853, kul. 2736; r. P. 1454, kul.
4723; Pupukea, Koolauloa, Oahu. Consid-
Grafton IS.
No. 724e-Hilo or H. Pohakahi to D. H.
Pchakahi; int. in r. P. 1853 kul. 2736;
r. p. 1454, kul. 4723; Pupukea, Kooiauloa,
Oahu. Consideration 81.
No. 724S-N. Manuela and husband, NJ.
Bros, to D. H. Pohakahi, int. in r. p.
1853, kun 27a6; R. P. 1854, kul: 4723; Pupu-
kea, Koolauloa, Oahu. Consideration 81.
No. 7249-K. Moino to D. H. Pohakahi;
int. in r. P. 1853, ku1. 2736; r. P. 1854,
kul. 4723 Pupukea, Koolauloa, Oahu.
Consideration 81.
No. 7252-U. Kahoa and husband (Ka-
hoa HalualanD, to Poipe Kahikina; pors.
Of r. p. 1880, kul. 5762; R.AP. $40, kul
2O02 Waikele, Eva, Oahu. Consideration
81
No 7253-Antone NJ sylvia to Pioneer
Mill Co., Ltd; int. in pc. land Kama
pail Lahaina, Maui Consideration $780,
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PASSENGERS.
Departed.


r. For Hilo and way ports, per stnr
Claudine, Jan. SC. A. Brown and wife
John Motley. Chas. Motley, H. Holmes
j. A. Scott Miss Sturgeon, Miss Rich
ardson, e. Suhr. VIM. Green, Miss Frank
Mrs. E. Suhr, J. s. McCandless, r. III
Long, j. Pletts, R. E. Lockwood c. r,
Collins, d. Dorwood, L. B. Stearns and
wife, A. B. Arthur, C. H. Teaff. Miss
KIM Matsu, Mrs. A O. Rose, ]. J. Ho-
gan. A. Moore. Mrs. E. G. Hitchcock.
For Kahului and way ports, per stmr
Maui, Jan. S.-M. s. Grinbaum, w. r.
Castle, F. NJ. Hatch, Mrs. J. G. Graham
and daughter, Miss NJ. A. Toomey, Mrs
C. H. Jennings, Mrs. Chas. H. Lindholm
Miss NJ. c. Lindhelm, T. B. Lyons. w
n. Mixer, C. Raise. DR.. Raymond, Mrs.
D. Center and 2 children and maid, w.
G. Scott, Miss Freitas, Miss E. Cham
berlain, Miss Malone. Mrs. J. Cushing
ham. John Cushingham. Miss Maude
Cnshingham and 2 children, Mrs. Self
VIM. Kaluakini, Mrs. Kaluakini and 2
children.
For Molokaf ports and Lahaina, per
stmr Lehua, Jan. S.-Mrs. II. Kahele,
Mrs VIM. Kappa and 8 children, Mrs.
d. o. Connell.
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THE STAR DAIRY.
Mrs Sarah j. Grace Writes Concern
Ing Its Management.

Editor Advertiser-A great injustice
has been done by a publication which
appeared in the Pacific Commercial
j. Alfred Magoon. as we'll as to the
Star Dairy Co., Ltd. In that article
Mr.. Magoon is charged with running
the Star Dairy, and having Mr.. Lomba
drive for him. The Star Dairy is corr
poration, and the dairy is run by a
board of five directors. The officers are
l.. l.. McCandless, president; myself,
vice president; j. Alfred Magoon,
treasurer and secretary; L. H. Dee,
auditor, A. b. Doak, manager.
Mr.. Magoon's connection With the
dairy came about through the fact that
when l was left widow with nine
children on my hands for support, most
of ,nem small, 1 went to him to assist
me in starting the dairy that had been
projected by my husband, and unless
the plan could be carried out l would
be without means to provide for my
family. He undertook to help me, and
was severely criticized by influential
men for attempting such an unpromiS-
ing scheme. A few of my husbands
true friends assisted him, and the
dairy under trying difficulties, was
successfully esta blished and has prov
took stock to the amount of $3.50 that
my, husband owed him. AS I ann by
far the largest stockholder, it has
yielded me quite an income. Mr. Ma
COON has, in fact, very little to do with
the policy of the dairy, but it is only
just to him to say that, he has never
countenanced the selling of adulterated
milk. The directors of the dairy inteno
to put out good milk, and if it can be
proved that a driver or employee adul.
terates the milk he will receive no pro-
lection from the directors.
| Mr.. Lomba was arrested once before
Tor selling milk, to which it was alleg.
ed was added a solution of Irish moss
Inc charge. was absolutely unfounded
ana was proven to the satisfaction OF
/ twelve jurymen, who rendered a unan.
lmous verdict, to be untrue. Mr. LON.
ba was arrested again recently and &C.
! Quilted because it was not proven thai
he delivered adulterated milk
Mr.. Magoon was employed to defent
Lomba, but Mr.. Peters, one of his as
soeiates, appeared in the case and haG
sole charge of it. Mr.. Magoon not going
into the courtroom in the matter.
cannot understand how the editor OF
the Advertiser could have been so mis-.
Informed.
MRS. SARAH ]. GRACE.
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FOG IN LONDON.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-Dense fog of what
;s called the pea soup variety and the
Yz2fst in several years. covers the
WI 'e of the London district, seriously
interfering with traffic of all kinds.
ETei. pedestrians have difficulty in
finding their destinations. The floods
continue in the country. The water in
the lower part of Bath is fourteen feet
deep, and the tops of cottages are just
appearing above the waste Boats have
been kept busy rescuing the inhab-
ltants of the place from the water.
Four deaths from drowning are re-
ported.
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DEPARTED.

Tuesday, January g.
w. stmr. Claudine, Parker, for Hilo and
way ports.
w. stmr. Maui, Sachs, for Kahului and
way ports.
w. stmr. Lehua, Bennett, for Molokai
and Lahaina.
I. I. stmr. w. G. Hall, Thompson, for
Nawiliwili and other Kauai ports
I. I. stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for
Maalaea, Kona and Kau ports.
H. N. gas. schr. Surprise, Nystrom for
Kauai ports.
Stmr. Upolu, Dalton, for Hawaii ports.
Schr. Blanche and Ella, for Hanalei and
Kalihiwai.
Sehr. Lady, for Koolau.
l. I. stmr. Noeau, Wyman, for Kauai
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
WEATHER YESTERDAY.

WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Mean Temperature-74.0 degrees.
Minimum Temperatures degrees.
Maximum Temperature-7S degrees.
Barometer-S0.u steady at p. m.
Rainfali-0.05 inches up to a. m.
Mean Dew Point for the Day-61.7.
Mean Relative Humidity-64.
WINDS
NE, A to 5; fair weather with one or
two rain sqalls.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
Fresh trades, fair weather with occa-
sional valley showers
CURTIS ]. LYONS,
Meteorologist.
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ARRIVED.

Tuesday, January s.
U. S. A. transport Hancock, Strude,
from San Francisco January l. En- route
to Manila via Guam.
Am. blk. s. G. Wilder. Jackson, 10 days
from San Francisco.
Am. ship Florence, Ryder from Ia
coma.
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THE MELROSE. King Street
THE ROYAL Rem OVATORY.
WHITE LABOR ONLY.

CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESS
ed, 81 to $3.50 per suit. Hats cleaned
and bleached, Csc, SOC and 75c. Dyeing
done-rnonthly contract. No u AIakea
street (Mrs. Levy's rooming house,.
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DIED.

JUDD-In Honolulu, January g. 1901,
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F.
Judd.
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DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STATION
Jan. ., 10 p. m.-Weather, hazy; wind,
stTcng northeast.
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Session saIes-Morning sesson-Five
Waialua $11550. Afternoon session-Fifty
Waialua $1155O; so Olaa, paid up, SIS. 121a.
Between boards-Eight Olaa, paid up,
SIS; 20 McBryde, assessable, $685.