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following Wednesday. 1t will then
be produced for the second time only
in America, the first production being
put on in New York some time last
season. The play is one of the most
weirdly characteristic works of Ibsen,
and the presentation will doubtless at
tract the extraordinary attention it de-
serves. 'Mizpah" will be the regular
bill and will be seen this week for
positively the last time.
The temperance Of Kolb and Dill
this afternoon at the Grand Opera
house will doubtless be the signal for
an overfowing house. The jolly Dutch
men have more friends here than they
could count in week and they will all
be there. 1t is unimportant, but GUS
tomary to mention that the comedians
will appear in Il o u Judson BRUSHES
burlesque, in which they had so
much success at Fischer's
The Alcazar will give this week for
the first time in stock Henry Arthur
Jones powerful Socialistic play, THE
Middleman," in which e. S. Willard
won one of the largest successes of
his career. The drama should afford
excellent opportunity to the Alcazar
players, Mr. John Craig and Miss Lii
liam Lawrence more particularly in the
chief roles.
"Boccaccio," in its handsome re-
vival at the Tivoli will begin to-mor-
row evening its second week.
Those that enjoy a good character
study will enjoy William II. Turner
as David Harum, the old horse dealer.
The canny gentleman begins tonight
the second week of his engagement at
the California
Roaring farce will hold the Central
boards this week. with the perennial
favorite, Hoyt's "a Texas Steer.''
The Orpheum will have Miss Mabel
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other to the esthetic. And in every
normal man of cultivation are these
two elemental parts developed. And
the proportion of the development
depends upon his education and his en-
virOhment.
On Thursday night the fifth annual
exhibition of the Oakland Art Fund OF
the Starr King Fraternity attracted
lot of lovers Of art TO Maple Hall. az
Fourteenth and Webster streets. Oak
land where one Of the best exhibitions
ever held in the City-over-t Bay was
opened. and with the formality of de-
lightful reception.
Keith, Lille V. O'Ryan, Neuhaus
Sparks, Piazzoni, Dixon. Cadenasso.
Nelson and other local folk have sent
pictures. of which we shall expect to
hear something.
This activity is life to the artist. He
must be something Of a dreamer to
succeed. but he must possess the power
to crystalline his dream upon canvas
In this power Of capitalization lies
success-and. unhappily, some of our
best painters lack it. Their finest con-
ceptions END in dreams.
They can paint only when seized by
the idea.
They themselves cannot seize the
idea
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comes next week with three rectals.
Not like De Pachmann with his dis
tinguishing Chopin, Mr.. D'Albert does
not give a preponderating place to the
Beethoven works Of which he is the
foremost interpreter. cOntenttng him
self with the usual single sonata to
programme. Whether this is a wise
or unwise policy remains to be seen.
What people chiefly want from
DAlbert. as they wanted Chopin from
De Pachmann. is Beethoven. and pos
sibly the D'Albert programmes may
be later modified. Bach and Brahms
are also favorite composers with the
virtuoso and will be we'll represented.
The programmes as at present ar
ranged are as follows:
Tuesday evening. March 14-Sonata appas-
Sionata. op 81 (Beethoven); (a) NOoturne Op.
8. No. 8 Chopin: (b1 Polonalse. op SO Chop
I'M: Carnevale op. 9 (Schumann); (a) ScherzO.
op. is. No. 3 (E. a Albert: Cb) Barcarolle. No.
Rubinstein); (cl ScherzO and march (Fr.
Thursday evening. March 1s-sonata. op.
Ill. 9 minor CBeethoven). impromptu. Op. 1f2.
Cb) Ballade op. % Chopin; Sonata. FanIase.
No. as (Schubert; (a) SOiree de Vienne. Op.
Liszt); (c) vaIse. op. 16. No. A CE- d Alberto
Saturday matinee. March 1S-Thirty-tw va
j kBeeLlONeul. H.
fiat major, op. 81, No. (BeethOven), Varia-
tlOns uber Elm Thema Won Haendel. Op. "a
(Brahms); (a) Berceuse. op. 81 (ChOpin) (b)
Ballade CD. Al Chopin; sonata. rinOr
GiszO. in one movement; (a) Soiree de Vienne.
No 2 (Schubert-Liszt): (b) Impromptu op 90
No. 8 (SchuberO; (c) Impromptu. Op. 1872. No.
(Sehubert).
SHOW mad" is the vaudeviIlian's sue
cfnct summing-up of the situation in
San Francisco; just now he would be
more correct in phrasing 1t opera
mad" The Tivoh season closing one
night before the Savage season seems
only to have helped the English Grand
Opera Company. and from the extraOr-
dinary interest already evidenced in the
Conried season both the former seem
only TO be serving to excite appetite for
that. Nine days only, the shortest
"big" season we have had. will have TO
satisfy us this time. But 1t will be
crowded with riches. "Parsifal'' is, OF
course. the leading novelty. though the
appearance Of Caruso, the wonderful
tenor, is heralded in almost as breath
less fashion. Two conductors new to
us, and Of most distinguished genius,
by report, Alfred Hertz for the German
repertoire, Arthur Vigna for the Italian
opera, viii be heard. New. also, are
several Of the sfngers-Oliva FNremstad,
chief among the women; Burgstaller.
who will be the Parsifal. and Van
Rooy, chief among the men. Nordica,
Sembrich. ScOtti. of the familiar artists.
are names to conjure with; and Dippel,
Reiss, Journet, Blass, Homer and the
useful Bauermeister will all be most
welcome.
The operas viii number nine In all,
"Rigoletto," sParsifal." "Cavalleria
Rusticana'' and 'TPagliacci," Les
Huguenots." Lucia" La Giaconda,"
Die Fledermaus" and die Meister-
singer" The sale Of season tickets will
begin tomorrow morning at the Grand
Opera-house-
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street in Milan, where it is said you
can see 10000 artists at one time. Here
from an upper window watches the
agent, on the lookout for the unem
ployed and feeceable singer. Here,
jingling his American dollars, sits at
the cafe at the corner the singer just
returned from perhaps Tivoli season.
And here later he comes with his last
80 francs to the agent who knows Of
a new opera to be put on.
Did you sing much in Italy?"
asked the basso-
mo, it costs too much" the singer
laughed.
1t was only afterward I discovered
how little Miss Newman had said of
herself, but somehow 1 felt as I left
that the quiet, rosy checked, sturdily
built young woman before me was
going to be the capable and still fur
ther promising Ortrud that 1 found her
on Wednesday night
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COMPANY
OFFERS NOVELTIES
IN GRAND OPERA

In the matter of repertoire the Saw
age English Opera Company is partic-
ularly fortunate. This week will be
given two more novelties of the season
in "Tannhauser" and I'll Trovatore,"
with La Boheme" as the third opera.
1t is said that the company is partic
ularly happy in its La Boheme,' in
which Miss Reta Newman will be the
Mimi and Mr.. Roberts the Rudolfo. Mr..
Wegener's Tannhauser promises to be
a distinguished performance. Mr.. Shee-
han, who has quite recovered from his
indisposition, will be the Manrico of
I'll Trovatore."
"Rosmersholm," that was to have
been given at special matinee at the
Majestic Theater next Wednesday
afternoon. will be postponed until the
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Mckinley as headliner this week in her
new song, Karama,' and others of the
soprano repertoire. Piwitt and his
mysterious face" will continue to be
leading novelty.
Mr.. John T. Chick and his company
will illumine the Chutes this week with
the comedietta "Over the Garden
Wall"
Fischer's will have a star attraction
this week in Madame Slapoffski, the
Australian soprano that made such a
sensation at the Orpheum last season.
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Dance DisnInces Lions

PARIS, March ia GOulue'' has
given up lion tanning and turned TO
her old occupation of dancing, though
not as an active member. Whether
the change is due to marital differences
or to the ugly temper Of the animals
she has been training is unknown. but
the eccentric danseuse has now found
ed dancing school under the title OF
the National Academy Of the Can
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@ime idbredHdse graaDbie

ipielt i'd in S~aufenben bon Mobnun.
gen ab inbem Der Sob tdgli6 Spfer
Der S9winbln9t un6 2ungeHent3ins
bnng forbert. @erben grtdliurtgen
nnb 9nften ridtig bebanbelt, tpirb bic
Srag0bie berminbert. s. 6. 6nntlep,
Oaflan6on, Snb., f6reibt: Meine
Jrau bate bic 69minbiu9t unb bic
Ier5te gaben fe auf. S6lieBli9 nabm
fie Or. 6ings neue gntbedung fur
S6uinbfu6t, 9uttem unb Grfdltnng
nnb bente 1T fe mol unb fart. Sic
t6tet bic Seine aIer aranfbeiten. Cine
9ois beKert. SOC unb $1.O0 BEL s.
aalteper 6 SObn, @eO. s. S. S6mitt,
giaent. unb MboIf 9reiS.
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gprm a~riessT@aaSlas.

Die Sapaner 1aben ben atueris
taniiben 9ampfer .M. 6. 9Daar",
Der 2ebenstgittel uno Sutter nah
8[aoimoftsd brineen n0ate, ebea@
falls auFaefaneen uno NIT 8eIhlag
beleat.
- Bei Der ginnabme oes Srtes
Ganoepas lolen bic 6uiien % Diff
siere uno u%neefdbr 1000 Wana an
Tuten unb Gernunoeten oerlDren
baben.
Nus benz 9auptquartier oes
iapanilden @eneral Sfu miro genielz
bet, oaB Die &uAen am SDnnabenO
ben linfen 5liiael Der Sapaner Idarf
beldpHen, oaB bas 5euer aber i1ur
mdBie eruioert nurbe,
- Wlabimpftpd, Die beoeutenoite
6taot urto Der einsiae 6afenplab i'm
ruifiihen OHalten. iuQ iebt uDn
Lanen1 8erfehr abee19nitten iein.
gDn Der Seeleite fer iuden Die japo=
nilhen Shife ieoe Nnnaberuag gu
perbinbern uno nah Der 2anoleite
bin lit Die 8abnDerbinbung in SDlge
Der 6hneeFdue nDnia unterbruhen.
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ruifiiden Dihter. Der ruegert Ieiner
Beteilung an ben Streit : unruben
nerbaftet tuOroen lit, gu bitten. Gn
Der Spite Der Bemeauna iteben Die
Sidater Wiloenbrub, Suoermourf
uno Suloa.
Sn WarlGau baben Die Streis
Ter am 9Dnntag cine Nnaabl 2dben
%gepliinoert. 8milhen Der BoliSei
uno ben Streieeru baben per1d3ies
bene ~!AuiammenitDBe itattgeiunoen.
Cine Depeihe aus Bien mel<
bet. oaB in Der 9auauerie . 2aierne
Der ruiiiib pptniihen Staot gsens
itobau cine Bombe gum grplpbieren
oebradt unb oas mebrere Splooten
oacurh iGmer perrpunbet muroen.
Muh in 2Dos iolfen Dpnamitoerbrc=
net1 begangen iein.
Der ruiiiide Brielter 8opuu,
nelher Die Streiter bel ibrem 8uae
nod Den 8interpalait leitete, fuu rah
Shmeoen entfonrne1 fem. Der
6eilige @pnoo bat i'm %ertpmmunis
siert.
Die 2onooner r9ailn Mail"
(dBt lid aus Warihau berldteu, oaS
ruiiifbe 6uiarer ben englllden Bices
aoniul auf Der 5traBe nieoeroeritten
uno idluer nerlekt bStten. Mnb
General : aoniul Wurrop Iei einem
abnliben Shidial nur nit tnapper
Wot entsangen. 0ah oieler Des
peibe berriben fDrn,lite Sdredenss
%auftdnoe in Barihau. Diele 2dbeu
iino ausgeplinoert, piele 6duier nies
oer9ebrannt uno niefe 2eute er1hDI=
len ooer ueruunoet tpuroen. Die
Nahridten in Ger DepeIbe fino aber
NIT aroBer Boriiht aufaunebmen.
Die 2eute, tpeldDe Die Central
Bont in Der 6auptitabt WertfD UNI
nahesu cine babe Minion beibwins
belt baben, iino perurteilt murcen.
Meanuel Batis erbielt Is Sabre uno
8 Mtunate, Der afiift. 2a1lierer gobps
IL Sabre unb Mngel Batia BRET Sabre
uno aht Wonate. Wanuef 8atis
r1uB ferner $239, 900. gDbos $685.
600 uno Gngel Batis $780, 900 be-
Sablen.
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Nuf eine rnerfmnrhioe We

Iuf cine r,ertunroiae @eiie
bat iih S0bn Wbiftler. elm iunger
Biebaidter aus Der @egeno BON
Dradettpile. cine 6auttranfbeit sl-
geaogen. &c bate eine1 Waaseu-
baa beiubt unb fth beirn Eanse1 10
erbibt, oaB Die Waste auf ieiner
Stirn feftflebte. Giniae Gage lpd.
ter seisten iib auf Der @teue ners
ihieoeue @eihwire unb Blaien.
Der iunge Wann gina gum Nrst
uno 0erielbe ertldrte, oaB bic 9raufs
belt Dfenbor ourb Ole Wasfe ber=
beiaefiihrt lei. Der 8uftanb bes
iungen Wannes bat lih iho1 beoeus
tend gebeIIert.
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Was IT ambm2

Der Gnpitdn, tueIdaer bias R~rieqs5AiH
Maine fDmnan6ierte, als ba}elbe i'm
9aier Bpm pabnna iauf. trdst Faft oeniel.
ben Narnen. tuic Der grfinber bes Be,
rii9n1ten Observation-Disclosures bon
iceld3sm Y: Neuftae6ter & Co., Boz 2416,
KEN X0rt gitb, fptenfrei an jebe NbreKe
elne *rpbe b%erien6en. Sigsbee beiBt Der
cine, Siisbee Der Nnoere; unb oes Qeb.
tsren Narne, beute idon i'm 6~anfbaren
e~eodd3tnis bon Tanienben bon @eheil.
ten, tuiro fortieben, tpeuif Der anbere
ssctne idbor ldn8it Der Weraefenbeit an.
lein1gefalen lit. Nur bic Wpltdter Der
Wenitbbeit finb unfterbiith.
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aramfbafte @rfdbittermmaen

BON S9mer5 unb Malaria tperOen
bnr1 electric 8itters gebeilt; cine reie
ne, toni19e Mebisin, ipe5iel fit Waz
laria, treibt lie sdnsli6 aus benz Sps
fem. @irb benz @binin pDrgesogen,
bat feline I6d6IiGeu Wirfmnseu. 8. g.
Munbap, Senrietta, Seras, i9reibt:
Mein 8ruber lit ali Walaria nnb
@elbiu6t; electric 8itters rettete inn
bas 2eben. gu baden BEL s. Galteper
& Sobn, Geo. S. s. S9mitt, gigent.,
Mbolf DreiB.
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4ehr In Nadhfrnne

far Reiniauns bes glntes unb 5pfems
limb Or. Sings Rem 2ife Bilen. Sc
rabe bas, AM Magenz nmb 2ebersBee
i1uerben su beileu. geriudt fie. 3u
babea bel S. &alteper & Sobn, @es.
S. s.. S4mitt, gisent. unb Mbolf
9reiB. rs @ents. @arantiert,
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Wir nebn.en tetns Gtabt aug.
penn mir iager, oab mir bas gr6Bte
1nser bon rWbite Bine". 6uls, gis
hers. GiHens, Bappel. un6 6idorn.
Dula. Oelfarbe uno igaumaferialieu
m stnote baben. 60. Gteues &
1crs.
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Sic gorsise Oes tamOieu NlamO=

Nit Der Serfteaune ibres unubertreffis
diem alamDsJ laihembier bat bic Zone
Gtar Sranerei einen SernibuB getan.
9as an Reinheit unb Site, araft nno
8ohlaeihmad uupersleihlihe 8ier 1T
elm griumpb bes 8roufahes unb BENT
entipred]erb ii6erau anfeenommen mor<
ben.
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Wir baben aut 4ager unb
gum Wertauf: 2Duifiana .@eo gps
pres. ..aQbeart" uno prime" 4,
5 uno 6 s6Iige Sbinoeln. GrDBtes
9ager in @et Eeras. 60. Stepes
& Sons.
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Bir uehn,en teiae Gtabt aus.
tpera mir iagen, oaB mir bias er56te
9aaer pDn rBbite Bine" .0pls, 81.
hens, gihena, *appels nno 6i6pry.
6ols. Oelfarbe uno DaMmaterialier
i'm Staate baben. 60. Steses &
Cons.
Vtn6's gents 6auaaa : gisasrs.
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Edslitbe xourttteu S@latuasen
SaOmetneras wi1mmt Gu0

8enn Sbr guh iraenowu nieber.
lafien uDlt. tbut es entlaue Der 81.
ME Der
Eaa NntDniD il glraafas
paB Uahm,
i'm 0artens9 iftrift bes 5taates. De.
lntobeit uno alima uniibertrufen.
Biaige 2dnoereien fhr ben Iarmer,
Worttgdrtner, Obits uno Biebsutter.
Wsgen @inselbeiten menbet@uh a.
q. 5. Weartin. q. g. g.,
San Gntpnio. 9eraa.
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@erooe bonn Grfanfos Slus
bereingetpmmen: 8pei Wagpnlas
oungen Happei', @ifens uuo 6ido.
rnsSols. 60. Stepes 81 Suns.
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ORANGE LILY be.lt uelsen illus,
@elfNuare, SeriTie6un9, Ihmersltde 8es
riceea. Sreie &r~ube-NbrefIe mrs. ~.
". Srtter. setryit. %tirh
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Sn MpienberQ rpurse Der fritz

SIN 3pienbera uuree Der fraber
IN oer oprtiaen @eaeno muhnenbe
Sarn1er SEQ. Weiierrnalr meeer
zines ihmeren Sittlihteitsrerbres
mens serbaftet. Iuf Den, Wege nam
Der Guuntubauptitaot aelang es ben,
Berbafteten, cine Duiis StrpGnin
gu aebn1er uns alS bic Beamter NIT
ibm in 6ibmono anfamen. mar er
tot.
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Muerlet.

5rau Matbiloe 2inaburaer. bic
Gattin BON 6enrp 2imburger, lit
am Samstas mDreeri an Der 2uns
genent5inouna aeitDrben. Jrou
9imburger tuubnte ieit 1881 in uns
ierer Staot.
Wasor Campbell bat Die for
rneae Grtldrur,g erla1ien, ba6 er
niht mieber nls 2nnoioat fir oas
ManDrs'Nm auftreter merbe.
Sci Der 8erbaftu1q zines oe=
mifien Sing Nobingtpn am Garass
tag atenb, tuelhe auf BeranlaHung
sDn Nueuit Santleben erfplgte. per-
iette oer 8uliaiit Gplb benz Arres
ftanten. oer ener9iihen Wiberitanb
leiitete, einen Gblaq. in Tolge oei.
fen CT betuuBtlDs mur6e. NoDingtDrt
ruuroe nah Dem Gpspitn aebrad1t,
100 fb feline Berletun8 als iirlges
fdhrlih berausfelIte uno @plo muBte
eiae Biiraihnft pDn $1,000 fteaen.
Samftaa abenb gegerl 10 ubr
fuuroe 6. @uerain BON Der Sirma
6. @uerein & SON an Der SUos
Stores : GtraBe. benz GHulbaus ge-
geaiber, BON Suei Rerleu angefaQen,
bic ibns Biftolen entaegenbielter uno
iein Gelo u~erlangten. &c ri6 lid)
nDr, ibnel los uno lief rlad3 Der orei
Blod e~ntfernteu Yoliseiitatiun. Meb.
rere BDliaiften madten iif ipfort sur
Serfplgung Der HGuber uuf. fonnteu
aber teine Spur npn linen mebr
finoem.
Die @ranosSurp bat SamItao
aht Gntlagen erboben. Stint oapon
rparen geQer 6rant @anaIb tueaen
Rleinoiebitabls unb orei Qeaea Sbo
Jubnion meaen Siibrung zines UNI
urbentliden 0auies.
am Sonntag nadmittaa purs,
Der Blumber" s. Bomnan auf De,
Jago in Der Ndbe npn gaIfiano'a
Manh ourd 3ufdQiee Gntlaouua lei.
mes @ewebrs ihmer peruunoet. Mii
6ilfe ieines Begleiters. zines sm1lf.
idbrigen Snngen 9amens Stebe So.
gers. aefane e6 benz 8ermunbeteu
iebob in bic Staot su tornmer. Ct
fubr 81 Or. 6erf unb tuuroe pDt
oenielben i0fort nah benz Santo
Moia.6 pspital gebrad1t. Durda bic
ihwere Blutung 1T iein 8uftano feb,
! gefdbrlib ~9epDroen.
+, 6eute abeno tDnn,t in, @ru6en
Dpernbau8 bic biibihe Operette
| rBrinseB Chic sur auffibruna.
Die linton WenSel : 2Dge Der
0errnannsfDbne neranitaltete am
Gamftaa abeuo in Der Sale oes
Wtilt0n8gartens einen iebr gut bes
iudten 8reissMastenbau.
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SD babe g~etruufen mandben gsein
Nm 8bein unb ionf beim @auoern;
Der cine oine mir ms @s6eiR,
SIN aopI flblt i'd ben anSern.
Sn's 6er3 Soh sine mir teiuer 10
llno naate mid 70 frei uno frob,-
Sd iprs9' es aus bier obne S&en-
als oas Gone Star y ia mo Srdu.
IS 1T elm 3auberport, bas " Ia m o,
Oas cine nene Seutung bat erbalten,
als uni'r re groBe Gone Star 8repins 60.
Gin, Bier bes siomens lisB nod bier .inlaatten.
llno nsuer 3auber fteiat oaraus beruor,
IS ~trinteu's gtte, aranfe, Die @eIanoeu.
sic ale rufsn I'M g~saeiRninss=g bor:
&ss pabre Gligir, es III eefunosnl
Ser alis Sag. IeiBis i&ait uno osntt,
Gntloeoer &orpsr pner Seit a~ntreast,
Ser iuht mad eluem Srunfe, Der ibu fdrfs,
Sbn trditiee gum neuen idtseren g8erfe
uno ibm mad LANCER grbeitstaseslsf
@eri60nere Die Stnnoen iroher gtah.
luo oieisr Srunt, es 1T oas alamo.
9as uobt befOmmt. ma6t iriia unb irei uno Trob
Edglide youriiten s@latmases
nah Californian, ebenlp mad ct
Souls uia 9eras & Bacific Babr
ohne WeGiel. Sbreibt an iraeni
einen 9iGet : Neenter tuegeu bieles
r1euen DieniteS ooer an 6. g. Eur
rier, Senerals Baiiaaiers I9eut, Dal'
(a8. Seroa.
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Seraoe npm Nrtanias Jlu6
bereingetomr,en: 8mei @aeenlas
oungen Happelz, Gihen- uub 1iGps
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MISUNDERSTANDING pes Seetbpbens
MGM1erd1Dr.

9ie MISUNDERSTANDING melhe Der
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-22

On Monday, January -, 1906, at Il
o'clock noon, at the front entrance of
the Capitol Executive Bunding). there
viii be sold at Public Auction a piece
Of Government land situate al Kaaleo.
mauka Of Judd street. Honolulu, Is
land Of Oahu, containing an area Of
29-loo acres. more or less.
Upset Price-$50000
Terms Cash-United States gold coin.
Expense Of Patent Grant. Stamp and
Advertising TO be paid by purchaser.
Map and description Of same can be
seen at the Office OF the superintend-
ent Of Public Works
G s. HOLLOWAY.
Superintendent Of Public Works.
Department of Public Works. Homo
lulu, December q. 1905.
72s3-Dec. %, Jan. 8. %.
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TIL
TIL
SERVICE PAUAFII BISHOP
MUSEUM.
KALIHI. OAHU.

Residents OF Hawaii TerritorS and
strangers visiting Honolulu are hereby
notified that the above named Museum
viii be open TO inspection on FRI
DAYS and SATURDAYS of each ana
every week of the year, and also upoE
ALL PUBLIC HOLIDAYS CThanks-
giving and Christmas sxcepted), be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock r. M
and O'Clock p. m, from the 31st day
Of March TO the 31st day Of October,
and from 10 o'clock a. N. 10 ass
o'clock p. n. from the LIST day cE
November to the 31st day Of March
Of each year until further notice.
Tourists arriving in Honolulu by
through steamers on other than thS
regular visitors days hereinbefors
designated (Sundays and Thanksgiving
and Christmas excepted) and leaving
prior to the days set apart Sc regular
visitors days may be admitted TO the
Museum On SPECIAL PERMITS, iE-
sued during Office hours from the geE-
sral Office Of the trustees, No. n Mer-
shant street, next dor to the banking
aouse Of Bishop & Co.
ADMISSION To MUSEUM TREM
Electric cars bound west on King
street pass the Museum every ten
minutes during the day.
honolulu, T. T., June 18th, 1905.
PER ORDER
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SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received by
the Superintendent of Public Works
until u N. Of Wednesday, December
q, 1905. for furnishing the following
departmental supplies for the six
months ending June 80, 1906. viz:
Building Material, Coal, Lumber,
Hardware, Lubricating and Machine
Oils, Harness Leather and Findings.
Pipes and Fittings, Hay and Grain,
Electric Light Supplies. Paints and
Oils and Powder and Fuse.
Ali tenders must be on schedule
blanks furnished by the Superintend-
ent Of Public Works
c. s. HOLLOWAY,
superintendent Of Public Works.
Department of Public Works, Homo
lulu, December 20, 1906 1892