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TRANsPAcTF1c MAI1s FORWARDED ovEEIASso


DAIL.T
The schedule closing TransDaAHc 3Esils "a ~
except Registered Transpacinc Nails Dispatches
Via Vancouver, Victoria Tacoma Seattle. Ealsa
close p m. previous day. Gloss at the Gsnsrsl fef
ONCE New-York follows:
Japan Korea, China Philippine Islands va
close at d October for dispatch per = = -
Hawaii Japan Korea china Philippians Lslsses -
san Francisco, close at D m oeVo0%r le- e'9S
HsT Zaais5d Australia Except Vest. NsVzisto9is
Samoa Hawaii specially addresses ~ osso,-- =
Islands via San Francisco close q. &-a-S aSsara--
for dispatch per 6on9ua ~ ~ zestrd soss nos
srrive in time to connect WItaa LHS - - 4 = y,
Tnails-closing at $50 M e:Sc s = q Nm b
vs. aCd SnrvTarded until the arrival OF me CnE1
steamer) addressed mai Australia
caIednna, via Nancout - Nj
ana Ne" = = M october for dispateh per . = NJ
vera Dssrouesas Islands Via san BIszte1soqs e.oes
Tahiti and ASAitSe- - for dispatch per MsrtPos.
p ra1an Korea. China and fatlppi99S
Hawai-, close at p m Oetooer 10 AO~
psr s. CoIe francisco close at m. October ~
HAWAII We Alameda 80. -
,a 3sxcspt Parcels ats.g' ,S Victoria n O.
japan 80 Islands. via Vancouver and
PhihppttnS D M october "a for dispatch Per = = H
press o. ysEsnSs and Guam. via san ETaasisco clo-~
Fhiipphs ~ October 81 FOR dispatch Per u .
az G.xcept Nukdsn, NevchVns - -. s-.Fs
SssteTn siberia Is at present -
NOlEs vie Yhtrops; Nsw-Zealand va san FI@9osecs
TOT places IN tins Chinese Eros19 2.
- S-tish India-he quickest e1Ji1-
cially 80 Hawaii Is forwarded via san Fsn
the ioi1i,stvev Parcels-Pos mails FOR Nes-1eetse3
- Australia dncludtng West Ause3S41-7 - - 1870
Via San srAnclS'S wsTIIAM r WILCOX, Sossrsse--s
xo.,-oscs Es-S-xcrk. n. T. ssrsenaper b LEA
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POstOh1ce EOetos-

may occur at any timel
Foreign mails for the ending Z
S9se promptly In all the General Posffcs az
iooWs Registered and Parcels Post Mails close a.
tIeleai Postonce hour earlier closing
SHOWN oeiow Parcels Post Mails Tor Germany cIa~s
PaTcels,P9st Malls for Great Britain and Ireznz Az
SspItched by the White star Line wednesdays ara
by the American on Saturday, An sdditioaI Ss-
Pa,cn Is made hy the Cuuard Line when Cruar6
eaus on Saturday later American YArs
seaer The same day. The Parceis Post mails clos. 4
houF petore the regular mails
Ireland cannot be registered O'i'7'N ~N
Regular and Supplementary mails aiosa sS Ho-.~, o..
OF vest and Morton Ets) hour Later
ul1e SHOWN below Except simultaneously
mans TOT Europe and for central ArnAres - fs,fo
close one hour later 81 Foreign Sraffo13 " '''@
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

IJESiDAf t5l-At $50 for Europa per g. q 4.t.s,
LINEN %Ilnelm Ger Crosse via Plymouth CherSo1rg AL
6ceaII ~ 1S1-At $50 a. m for Europe per q a.
EstneIiands direct Especially addressed ouiyt pss
. Hynoarn at $50 a for Italy dir.ct f--s-ss-,
addressed only, per s. IIE1Irfa '03- Ws7SlaAsF
IN ~ ftsDA1 (3-At a for Franco Switzerland
1IdIIyy spain Portugal, Turkey, Eeypt fSrea~~ 80
ltish india per 3. La Lorraine Ma 49, 49,
steamer. F'S 0oA1SsSeo TOT TINS
Canopic from Boston @NS' ~ = =
SATURDAY lT-At a m. for Europe per = +. ,T.-s
York VIA Plymouth Cherbourz (frcIST1v TSs.--eo7
oIa9 Ireland and South Africa wasn specially al
a M for Europe Per $ s Tucsnfs -vss o,1s.s 2
ana Liverpool; at $50 for Belgium 15--sx5,xS
mails per Naderland Calso regular mail f1- -
gym when specially addressed for this stssmsz1:
Per Koenis Albert; at 1880 % M fo- s-esIs5,t
direct Especially addressed only) par = Columbia
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r r YERKEs WANTS TAX REDUCED.
Chicago Tramway Man Says 5th-Ave. Prop
ertv Is 0verassessed.

charles r Yerkes, OF Chicago, who has for
.,.s teen constructing the electric system
.',,,-o,,s in London, England obtained from
,rrI,ax IN the Supreme Court yesterday.
- certiorart calling on the Tax Commits
a,ornrs to review tho assessment placed by them
on his property at the southeast corner of 9th
ave; ana oo'' foy. taxation has been fixed by the
TIL me P Gard at 81 10000 and Mr. Yerkes says
that this Is "a an other property OF a similar
the va!ue Par Par by. He says he considers 1t
eha[gt nat be assessed at moro than 100000
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ImIIAN NoRpIcA HERE.

~, Tmtan Nordica the prina donna. who oo-
AHlhe' s,cs from her husband Herr Zoltan
t tanned mort time ago. arrived here yesterday
Doenie' ST. Her name appeared as Mile"
u EordIca on the passenger list Those meeting
The steamer at the pier who were hol AYR ls,,
AIIls- -So uOa h+rs,tation Mile before the
on rsao name some said was not 6s {s sd oPfES
ginger and others whispered '''a' s4S 49,
the i;6Iia." after hsR divorce --
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IRVING PLACE THEATRE.
The Season Opens with Revival Of 'Tho
Crueifx Carver of Ammergau."

~. Twins, Place Theatre season opened last night
t.L Z. revival of DER Hergottschnitzer Won Am
rn.rean' (''The Crucinx Carver of Amnergau'), a
rIsv of Bavarian peasant life by L Gsnghofer
prG n Neuert Most of the favoriteS Of last year
stools company reappeared, MI seyneruts MI
OttOeTI,I, roles Frenz Herterich, an addition to
he company made his debut as me cruc1L.8 oat Ter
lle ESttItlr,-ai competency as Ie2dihS man. Inc
ana GsoSInsnee was warmly received by crowded
lrrr
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Mosher. NJ.
Y r Brown IN the 5sth year Of his age Funeral
services 3gtoss. "a u O'clock frnm Trinity
e. + So S gaes R r 9d e. y GnaPs
from his late residence on Monday. October 2 at 2
O'Clock.
FANsHAwE-on Friday, September 20. 1905. at santa
barbara Cal. Edward leighton. only of William s.
1rinty Chapel 35th-st near Broadway. on wednesday
morning October 1 at 10 o'clock. Interment con-
venience of the family
Merten FItzrandolph daughter Of the late David Ftz
randolph Eliza Stanberry in the s9th Of her
sfon-ave- Nsw-BrunsvIck. ], Monday afternoon.
q at o'clock
KoUwENHovESo Thgrsdsy septem6sI rs 1909 -. s
Sarah Ann a9Et Of The s late Gsorgs and IseFah
neral Monday. October 2, at O'Clock = m
MosHER-At tho home Of sister, MIS-, whtsing g
6now, MontcaiT. n J.. On satlrdsy; SEPTEMBER IN
private. Interment at Albany Rural Cemetery
oEc1ts-on September %. 1905, Anthony oechs AGED
IS years Funeral from his late residence No aei
TnInacuate Conception, 150th-st. Melroseare-.
where solemn high mass viii be offered for he
Cemetery.
EsANKINE-At the F,ranoonia Inn Fraucona. n. q.
September 30 William Birch Rankine. in his Ash ye9r
Funeral service Peters Church, Niagara FANS
n Y. Tuesday, October ;, at II O'Clock a, m,
RAYMOND Entered into septsnbA 20 Al ssTatqss
T. E Il Rsyno 6Gh of Es 260n = Services
Saratoga sunday October L inte 9rao 1I f'0S
q z r savage D n Of ReWburg y. Z Buneral at
Cooperstou, 6unday october J. e 1Iaf AZ sSyS
please copy
1ENTINE-suddenly. in New-York Herbert son 81
the late Or. Samuel NJ and Enzao'q qh H.
Madison-ave and 85thst. Monday October : at p m
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STILL HOPE FOR SPEAKER NIXON.

westfeld, N. Y, Sept. 3O.-speaker S. Fred
Nixon rested we'll early this morning DR.. VIII
lis Mac Donald. of Albany, at 1:30 this after
noon made the following announcement:
Speaker Nixon's condition is good. all things
considered His pulse is 80: temperature. 1905
and respiration, 80. There is nothing to destroy
the increasing hopefulnesS OF the past forty
eight hours.
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SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Newport r. L, Sept Sn-Mrs. George L. Rives
entertained at luncheon this afternoon, and this
evening dinners were given by Mrs r Rollins
Morse. who has returned from a visit 20 Boston.
and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock
Mrs Elliott r. Shepard OF New-Tork is the
.71azt of Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt AZ Tho Break
ers Mrs Vanderbilt entertained at dinner this
evening
Mr.. and Mrz Peter D. Martin have returned from
New-York and viii Close their Newport season
mart ureek
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FRANK M. BAKER ILL

Btnghamton. N 7, Sept So.-Frank n Baker
State Railroad Commissioner, whose home Is IN
owego. was yesterday admitted to the r, A.
Packer Hospital at sayre, Penn. for treatment
and rest Mr.. Baker has not been IN his usual
health since an accident at Port Jervts some
months ago through which he lost foot.
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

q, r.sduv accessible BY Harlem trains from Grand
Central station webster and Jerome avenue troUsys
ana og For Book Of Views representative.
III SiiieiI once 20 East 25rd st. N Y City.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BREs1IN-Captan T Hmmons, q T.
GRANp-IIeutenant Comma,Gder Roy G; Smith in
leans Park AyENUE-Dr: T H Hamilton,
Australia yICTORIA-,PT WILLIAM Rsileyf Louis us
don. Tr I, r. Iennen Denver. WESTM1NSTER-
Sny1mander n NJ Hodges. U. &. \.
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AN ENGAGEMENT.

NJ and Mrs. Grant Barney Schley. o. No. s46
E+h-ave.. have announced the engagement OF their
6en1btsr. Miss Evelyn Baker schley, TO Max
I5ovyeu T8ehr OF Morristown N. J.
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UNDFRTAKERs-

vpaSE r CAMPBELL. 241-5 West asa St.
ga 81 stephen Merritt Emb'g Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt. the worlt ~ known I'M
t IsTgest in the world Tel. 124 and l25 Chelsea
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Ofcial Record and FOrecast-VVashlngton Sept ""-
The Western disturbance is central in North Ds-
kots moving northeastward- 1t has Increased con
ydoeblv II, intensity caused high southeast Wnds
80 raIes in tho upper Missouri valley. Pressurs
continues high over the Ohio Valley and the Middle
Atlantic states and a second high wind is moving
l.u+uard over the middle Rocky Mountain region Ie
80 has caused A sharp fall in temperature IN the
+nt5dla Rocky Mountain region and the missouri y a.
- 18th frost and freezing temperatures SATURDAY
I reEI IN Montana Idaho and wyoming.
Sca+tered showers fallen in Floroa the tSteI
C;uIf states thence northeaswar4 TO me S
- N North Pacific Coast States. The weaLner sun
sLeo IN ~ faJr except in Ohio Valley, Tennessee
n the upper lake region and the middle ana Upper
S+,orT 81 the Mississippi Valley where showers gre
pppobabIe showers indicated for the lower aTo
Sagior Much cooler weather WhI PIeE31 "
+Ss ddie and upper portions Of the Mississippi va
lev and lower Missouri g,ssnrt Vafiev
a. vii he warmer Sunday in the plateau region
The winds along the New Eng ~, ~ rrsst
light and variable middle Atlantic Coast Ign Cuif
aLe SoI., Atlantic Coast. light to fresh east fGit
SI IieLt to fresh south; the lower lakes LglL
and variable becoming fresh south Upper snda.
Srasb south over Michigan and Huron
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Special Notices.

Mall subscribers in New-Tork City 10 ths DAILY ana
TRLWEEKLY will be charged one cent coDV sxsrF
postage in addition to the rates named eboVs.
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Highest spera.ur" ysstsrday - ae sn
sr 81 degrees. average for corresponding da'e
last tentass ylr To- dsS ani Monday; hight varishis
wIndk
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Foreign Rates.

Fer points In Europe all countries ths Fnfzrsr
Postal Union. THE TRIBUNE will Be nailsd at tas Sod
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be
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charge.
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will
be republished In The Tri-weekly Tribune without
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nnnestic Rates

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all points United States Canada and Mexico
foutside OF Bofoughs of Manhattan and The
Bronx. Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii and the
Philippines without extra for foreign postage
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ARCHER-KELLoGGhT Thursday, September Is. at Ches-
Hill NJ z. Church, Mount Vernon. y. Y, by ReT
H H Beattys Miss Adele Kellogg, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Niles Kellogg to Mr. John GARFIELD
Archer
HoPKINs-DALT-on Wednesday. June q. at st.
Georges Church, the Rev William e McCord-
Margaret Hall. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William H
DAILY. Of Holland landing. Canada. to Louis Davis
Hopkins.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXCEPT
TRATSPACTFTC

Malls except jamaica ara Fahamas1 forr1rds4
daily Ports sailing The connecting mails ciose
General Post2f1ce- Network. a. follows:
tTrB4, vf1 Tampa, .5O Monday FYa1nes-
d7y and ALSO
Saturday. SEES abova(
NEJTFOU Midland EXCEPT TaTcefs-Post Hziisi. IL
North Sydney at / D Monday, wednesday, ana
Saturday. Aso occasionally from Hevy-York ard phs
dspha. Sec aboSA.}
MIOI-EIJON- Boston North sydney 50 = N,
every other Sunday October ans n eta)
JAMAICA. Via Philadelphia 1870 n. m. wednesday,
via Boston o III Tuesday. tAlsS from Nsvr-Yorlr
nnS Saturday. above5
6sIuEs from SeE-Oreans may irregular accounts
Of quarantine
MEXICO CITY overland, 80 \. m ana 1880 > m
daily, except Sunday. Sunday az .. M ard 10 80
BRITISH HONDURAS, HONDURAS EAST Soa5sS snH
GUATEMALA vim Mobile, F10.SO D m M1uf4T
West Coast IonduraR dispatched from PgsE-V.s
See ebove)
NICARAGUA East Coast eta New Orleans at 1850
z N SUNDAY Wednesday. fVes& Coast 81 glesrs.
is Nsw-York VT Psnsr-
above sail;ngs from Ee9-Oreans may - irrsgulsr
on account Of quarantine
tTsssstered Mail for overland dispatches c1os.s AZ
previous day
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r.-..... .0- snscial 1ocnllties.-Eor Eastern New

Forecast for Special Iocnlities-For Eastern Wv
york-Fair Sunday and Monday cooler on 'he 'o''
light variable winds. becoming south
FOR Eastern Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, pela"s ar.
the District of Columbia and Maryland-Fair 'unuaS
a I W5estern pennsylvania and Western New
and Monday, except showers
i 3Sa lakes: light variable winds becoming o'
south.
Local OnicIaI Record.-The following omc'ai r'o,u
from the local Office the Weather Bureau SHOWS lne
changes In the temperature for tho last
An
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND GENITAL. AMERICA vvrsas
INDIES ETC

TUESDAY (-At $40 a m for argentine. rrruv,.x 81
rnentsr iogo M s g, Ga94Ea at ego a "a Csuvpls-
honduras Except East Coasp Salvador. Panama canal
90.lsia ana Chill per Finance Via Colon (sIss
at 1870 for Newfoundand, per s. = Rossind
M Inagga Haiti ana Madasa aps
Pot de PAX when sTGTs Gd6G9a9s cRs Haiti sSa
s sc 10 o m sgF b., BT1zi per Tennyson "
cally addressed for This ana IS y T5e sg
Especially addressed only per s. oubana va Msta
sas: at II m for Yucatan and Camgechs Cspscslly
en5sy M for s ST. Thomas "a s. do f sRp
as r as lsa y he sG 4rasas
Rseas per sSg?a9os e. (a ,s, ot:E ,a
for Panama and Canal Zone specially addressed
M s556f. Ssps t AZ ad ar ogl sa9s Va
Brazil per : Camstenss via Barbados. Para, Maran-
fs anf c 6F at Il ayPa fE .. AT7a' qgsg ss
v7 ITggqay and Paraguay per Gynerlc- -,.,
dressed 9nly). per Iowlan1s; At u m (supplsEea
Nassau also Santiago when specially addressed sr tis
SATURDAY cDAt $50 m Complementary $50 = ny
for Curacao and vensznsa per 8 5 MaEaea.eo osIso
steamer; ar a. for Porto Rico per Ponce.
SoaTagu except East eoas aona i9 Sp -
s Advanes va Colon also eiuatsHn sI Thsn ssS
Vim ent Trinidad Ciudsd Bolivar and Guiana pe-
F1upa Isd Jamaica lf aHd eoo5 d sS
and Magdslena Departments per = Allegheny Gslso
Costa Rica- when specially addressed
NOT1CE.-Five cents half IN addition 20 tns
regular postage prepaid letters feraris5
BY The Supplementary Mails and letters deposited IN
drops Foreign Countries after tk
closing of Regular Mail. dispatch bv particular
vessel Will be forwarded unless addftiouzE
prepaid thereon SuppIl1erf-
tary opened on the piers ~ tha
American. English and French steamers wheneve- D.
seilngs later; and lats mail may be
deposited the mail boxes the German
Lines sailing from Hoboken Supplementary man ros
Turks Island Dominican Republic opened on
he CLYDE Line Pier. The mails c the piers
hour and half sailing time close ten MIR
Utas hrf0r time Only regular a
cents ouncel required articles mailed On th@
oer Of the American White star German
Postl double QsttsTs 10 half
osircep other lines
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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BRoUN-At sauEertieg N T, September "a. Theodore
V R. Brown, in the seth year of his age Funeral
services sunday t7to6z- II o'clock frnm Trinity
Church Montreal papers please copy.
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HTGHLY llSTEEMED.

No liniment stands higher in the es-
timation of those who know its real
value than Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
There are thousands who feel that they
cannot get along without 1t and always
keep it in their homes The pain from
cuts burns, bruises and like injuries Is
promptly relieved by its use and the In
jured parts quickly healed. Sold by all
dealers, Benson, Smith & Co., agents
for Hawaii.
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s.. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau.


Weather Bureau.
The following data, covering ID period
of go years have been compiled from
the Weather Bureau and Nckibb'n
records at Honolulu n. II. They are
issued to show the conditions that
have prevailed during the month in
question, for the above period Of years,
but must not be construed as a fore
cast of the weather conditions for the
coming month.
Month April for 30 years.
Mean or normal temperature. %
The warmest month was that Of 1898
with an average Of IS.
The coolest month was that Of 1898,
with an average Of II.
The highest temperature was Sc on
April 25th, 1892.
The lowest temperature was 50 on
April 21st 1899.
Precipitation Grain 1S77-1S94 incl.)
Average for the month, 2.55 inches.
Average number Of days with .01 Of
an inch or more -.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was 1885 inches i'm 1890.
The least monthly precipitation was
0.75 inches I'm 1883,
Clouds and Weather (1SS3-19Oi, incL)
Average number Of clear days, IL;
partly cloudy days 10; cloudy days, 6.
Wind QS7j-19O4, incL)
The prevailing winds have been from
the northeast.
Station: Honolulu, Il. II.
Date Of issue: March goth, 1905.
ALEX. McC. ASHLEY,
Section Director. Weather Bureau.
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ARRIVING.

Friday, April %.
Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, from
Lahaina, Maalaea, KOna and Kau ports
at $3.50 a. m. with 5,374 bags sugar.
Stmr. Keauhou, Tullett, from Kauai
ports at $3.50 a. m. with 53G bags rice,
314 bias rice bran.
Stmr. Niihau, w. Thompson, from
Makaweli at 4:30 a. m.
Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, from Eleele at
4:30 a. m.
Thursday, April 27
Schr. Concord, Ulunahaele, from Hilo
at 1925 .. m.
Saturday, April 20.
StmT. Kinau, Freeman, from Hilo
and way ports, due in forenoon.
Stmr. Likelike, Napala, from Molo-
kai, Maui and Lanai ports, due.
Sunday, April 30.
Stmr. Claudine, Parker, from Maui
ports, due early I'm morning.
Stmr. w. G. Hall, $. Thompson, from
Kauai ports, due early in morning.
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How to Secure the Views.

These 'rws, which ill constitute
complete reflex and record Of the Elk
position, are not distributed by us as
matt % prolt, but rather t please
our readers. Although the regular
price is 25 cents, we pl ce the entire
series thin the reach Of ever ~sfsder
at only
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DEPARTING.

Friday, April 28.
Stmr Keauhou, Tullett for Kilauea
at 4 p. m.
Saturday, April 20.
Stmr Kauai, Bruhn, for Eleele at 3
y. m.
Stmr. Nihau, w. Thompson, for Ma
kaweli at p. m.
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AMERICAN HAWAIIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DIRECT MONTHLY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND HONOLULU, VIA PACIFIC COAST
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Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.


Rorto abOut the men toned:
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Rainier Beer

Rainier Beer.
Purity Is unreasonable.
Wholesomeness Is remarkable,
ITS
Flavor Is delightful.
Strength Is .invigorating,
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PASSENGERS.

Per stmr. Mikahala, April q, for
Kauai ports-W. j. Sheldon, j. j, Bryne
Max Schlemmer, Lai Fat, *. Mochi-
zuki, Miss II. Nordmeyer j. ID. Willard
]. NJ. Spalding, S. w. Wilcox, c. A..
Rice.
Arriving.
Per stmr Mauna Loa, April rs, from
the Volcano and Kau ports-W. G. Ogg
and wife, p. IA. Brunette and wife, Miss
Madeline Burnett, Rev. j. b. Mics and
wife, from Kona ports George McDou-
gal, Mrs. Maria Walker, Rev. James
Davis, wife and child, e. II. Edwards,
Rev. D. ID. Wallace, Miss EVA Shaw,
Mrs George Kaea, w. J. Wright; from
Maui ports, James y. Taylor, T. w.
Taylor, Thomas Clark, Mrs. Maggie
Silva, A. Enos and wife, Rev. J. Kekipi
Rev. o. Makeane, Harry Ross, George
Roenitz and 50 deck.
Per stmr Keauhou, April rs, from
Kauai ports-I. A. Rodanet and deck.
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