The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], March 31, 1891, Image 3

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OAHU RAILWAY k LAND CO.'S
TIME TABLE.
To Take Effect From January 3,
TRAINS
A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.
Leave Uouululu...G:15 8:43 1:45 4:30
Arrive Uououllall. 7:15 9:49 2:49 5:28t
Leave Ilonoullull. 7:45 10:31 3:51 5:SOt
Arrive Honolulu.
8:4 11:33 4:35 6:43f
t Saturdays only.
Sundays excepted
63- tf
Tic
and Moon.
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The Tia:c Sumal for the t-ort is given at
12 h. Om. ft s (miduiht) of Greenwich time, or
1 h. 2s m. si (.. p. m. cl Honolulu Ob-ervatory
time.
It Is elven by the Steam WbUtleoi tho Honolula
Planing Mi 1, a few doors above the nstom
Hou-e. The whitlo I anundeJ c r-
rcctly at Honolulu Meau .Noon. Obe.rvtorv
Meridian, or In h. 31 m. 26 b. of Greenwich
time.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
A Kill VALS.
Monday. March SO.
rJtmr Hawaii. Hilbu. from Hakalau.
Aru bktne Irmg:'- , Manson, 31 days
from Callao.
bchr Mille Morri from Koolau.
DEI'AKTUUES.
Mosday. March 30.
Am bktue S G Wilder, Griffiths, for San
Francisco
btnir J A
lau.
Cummins. Neilsou. for Koo-
Schr Ka Moi for Koholalcle.
Schr Luka for Waianae.
Am ship Exporter, Ktzer, for Puget
Sound.
Stnir Waialeale. Chaney, for Kauai.
VKSSELS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Sttnr Claadine. Davies, for Kahului at
6 p in.
fcjtmrjas Makee, Macauley, for Kapaa
at 4 p m.
btmr Mikahala, Campbell, for Kauai at
3 p ni.
Am schr Golden Shore, Henderson, for
San Francisco at 11 a ni.
Schr ILileakala for Kaapuna.
Schr Sarah and Edza tor Koolau.
Schr Millie Morris lor Koolau.
VESSELS IN POUT.
(This list does not include coasters.)
U S S Iroquois. Bishop, troui Samoa.
Gerbk J O Ptluger, Kruse, Bremen.
Ger bk Sant ago, M Geerds. New York.
Am schr Golden Shore. Hendersou.Newctl.
Am Bk Sonoma, Lee Newcastle. v
Am ship Merom. Bjorn. Port Townsend.
Nor bk Indefatigable. Falck. Newcastle.
Am bk Hsper, Emerson, Newcastle.
Am bk Albert. Winding. San Francisco.
Am bkt Klikitat, CutlerPortTownaend.
Am bk Harvester, Schuaner, Newcastle.
Am wh bk Horatio, New Bedford.
Am bktne W H Dimond, Drew, San Fran.
Am bk C D Bryant. Jacobon, San Fran.
Pchr Robt Lewers.Penhallow , Port Town'd.
Br bk Velocity, Martin, Hongkong.
Am tern G V" Watson, Oisen, Newcastle.
Jap S 8 Uuii Maru, Wym, Yokohama.
Am bktne Irmgard, Manson, Callao.
FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.
Vessels. Whr 'rom. Due.
BkVivax New Y'ork May 15
Bk FoohnjrSuey....Bos'on June 7
Bk H Uackfeld Liverpool June 4
Bk Newsboy N-wcatie Feb 28
Bkt Amelia Port Townsd..Mar 23
Tern J C Ford San Fran(Mab)Mar2l
bk ChIIho Liverpool June 1
Ship Centennial New York May SO
Bk Annie Johnson.. Liverpool Jun 13
Norbksabino .Barry Mar 19
Ger bhip J C Glade. ..Liverpool June 5
Am bk Rich K Ham Newcastle Apr 30
Swed bk svea Newcastle... Apr 3u
Am schr Salvator... Newcastle Apr 30
BktS N Castle ?-an Fran MrSl
Bkt Planter San Frau Apl 5
OSS Australia Sm Fran ..Mar 3'
R M 8 S Mariposa . . .San Francisco. Apl 9
R M S S Alameda . Colonies May 7
BrgtGH Douglass.. S F(Kah) ....Apl 15
Am bk Ceylon ... .SanFran.. ..Apl 9
Am bkt Mary Winkelnan..San F. . Apl 12
Am bk J D Brewer. . Bot'm July 25
O S 6 Zea andit an Francisco. Apl 14
Union 6 S Monowai. Colonies Apl 9
Miss bkt MorninStar. .Jaluit June 21
TASSEXGEKS.
ABBIYAL6.
From Yokohama, per S S Omi Marn,
3Iar2y Dr Nakayawa. 11 steerage, aud
1,081 Japanese immigrants.
From Hakalau, per atnirjHawaii, Mar
30 Geo Ross.
DEPARTCBES.
For San Francisco, per bktne s G Wilder,
Mar 30 O bcholz. wife and 8 children.
SHIPPING NOTES.
It i3 reported that Captain R. Dabel.
who left for San Franci.-co D . the last Mari
posa, has gone to superintend the con
struction of a new vessel for the Hawaiian
trade, to be built at the Sound.
The bark Sonoma is at the ld Custom
House wharf being overhauled. She will
be thoro ghly r caulked, stripped, and re
copprred. Messr-. H. Hackteld &. Co. will
load her with sugar for San Francisco, her
turn cotun g after the baric A bert.
The brigantine John D. Sprekels left
Kaiiulai Afarcb 25th with nearly 5 0 tons
sugar, and the barkentine Hobert au laen
on Match 28ih with about 1 100 tons sugar.
They were both for San Francisco.
The hriaantine Geo. H. Douglass is the
next vessel from the Coast expected at Ka
hului. The four-mater Golden Shore. Cap ain
Henderson, sails thi morning with a full
cargo of sugar for San Francisco.
The four-master Omeo will finish dis
charge gcoal at Kahului this week, fche
will take sugar to San Francieco.
The bark J. C. Pfiugsr received sugar
from the Mikahala yesterday.
The barkentine W. H. Dimond will
finish unloading cargo to day.
The American ehip Exporter. Captain
Kezer, sailed March 3oib. in ballast for
Puget Sound.
The American barkentine Irmgard. Cap
tain Manson. arrived on Monday, March
30th, in bal ast. 31 days from CalUo. fch
is moored in the st earn, on the Lwa side
of the bark Albert. Messrs. F. A. Schaefcr
fc Co., ate her-Bgents.
The new and powerful donkey engine
brouiih' by the barkentine S. &. VV tlder for
the Government pile driver was placed in
position yesterday.
The American barkentine 8. G. W dder,
CaotainT. H. Griffiths, sailed on Monday
SteruMn March 30th. with 17,855 bags
cuglr weighing 1.939.531 pounds for San
Francisco. Pilot Lor, zen sailed her ou t of
the harbor, a light bn-eze was M 'wrnjrat
I....: TVia ncmrwM valued at t4.-
ine tlLUC. "6- - -.,4l Xr
868.03. The shippers were: Castle &
Cooke, 1.793 bags sugar; F. A. Schaefer fc
Co.. 3.121 oas suxar; C. Brewer A Co.,
4,455 bags sugar; Ibeo. H. Davies & Co.,
8, ISO" bag sugar.
The steamer Lehua left Honomu last
Saturday for Kauvo, Maui, to load cattle
for Honolulu, fche is due this rooming.
The steamer Hawaii arrived from Ha
kalau on Sunday night with 3.750 bags
sugar, and sonie'broken machinery from
the Hakalau Mill brought down "for re
pairs, the will return ibem cn her next
trip.
Ibe Claudme's sugar will be
board the baik Santiago.
put on
The whaler Horatio will proceed North
this week.
MAURI KD.
VON TKMPSKY-WODE HOUSE-At St.
Andrew's Cathedral, Honolulu, March
30th. by the Rev. Alexanuer Mac .intush,
the Hon. LouU vjii Tempsky second
son of the late Colonel von Teinp-kv of
New Zedand, to Miss Amy Dulcebena
second daughter of H. B. M.'s Commis
sioner Mujr J. U. Wodehouseaud Mrs.
Wodehoiise.
.jr
DIED.
MLTVALF In Hon'-lnlu. March 23. 1S91.
if typhuiJ fever. Everline Xahle..u.
third daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Prank
Metealf, gcd 16 years and I month.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Martha.
The "Mascot " Thursday evening.
A new hotel is talked of for Pearl
City.
Dr. Day has a notice of change in
office hours in another column.
Mr. J. F. Morgan ha3 au extensive
sale at his auction rooms to morrow.
The steamer Orni Maru will prob
ably start on her return trip Satur
day. The usual weekly drawing of thf
Wichmao Watch Club is mentioned
in thi3 issue.
jCTTT' Artlinr Wall-ai. ir-tnltA,!
tight cleik at the Hawaiian Hotel
for the present.
Tho steamship Australia is due
from San Francisco to-day with
about two weeks' later news.
Owing to the benefit of Mr. O.
Harold, there will be no rehearsal of
the Gade Club this evening.
Special Banco terx of court
opened yesterday morning to con
tinue to day and probably to-morrow.
A number of excursionists will
accompany the New York Opera
Company on their trip to the Vol
cano. v
If you want to buy a horse or mule,
attend Mr. L. J. Levey's auction sale
of forty-five head to-morrow at 11
o'clock.
A dividend will be payable to-day
at the office of Castle & Cooke to the
stockholders of the plantations Haiku
and Paia.
Messrs. Hart & Co. have discon
tinued their bread-baking business
on account of an injunction served
against them.
IMr. O. Scholz of Lihue. Kauai,
A accompanied by his family, left for
pleasure trip to the Coast on thai
i i l; o r ir:u- x
uamemmo o. jr. .iiuer yesieruay.
Another accident was reported to
have happened at the Union Iron
Works. A kahuna is said to reside
near there. Perhaps he has a hoo
doo on the works.
The Japanese immigrant laborer?,
who arrived by the O-ni Maru, were
transferred to the Quarantine Sta
tion yesterday. The Board of Health
will finish with them by Saturday
when they will be shipped to their
different destinations.
For the week ending Feb. 7 the
deaths registered in 28 great citie
of England and Wales corresponded
to an annual rate of 19.8 per 1,000 of
their aggregate populations. High
est 37.8 at PrestoD; lowest 135, at
Leicester; London, 19.0.
y In one of the windows of Mr. Mc
Inerney's store i3 to be seen a hatid-
some piece of pen work. It is a list
or roll of the members of the
Chinese Fire Company, the work of
Viggo Jacobsen, framed in a gilt
frame. It lpnda quite an attractive
ness to the window.
K Captain Campbell of the steamer
Mikahala received from ttongton?
bv the bark Velocity excellent oil
paintings of the steamers W. G.
Hall and Mikahala. They were
painted in Hongkong by a Chinese
artist, and are trood likenesses of
these favorite inter-island steam
ships.
A chance has been made in the
Board of Health. Mr. A. P. Peter
son. ex-Attorney General, and Mr.W.
E. Rowoll, resigned; their vacancies
u?pro tilled bv the appointment of
Hon. Sam. Parker aud Hon. John
Ena. It is reported that Mr. G. C.
Potter, Secretary of the Board of
Health, will resign his position also,
and that Dr. Luiz will be re instated
at Kalihi Receiving Station.
Quarantine Regulations.
The Board of Health at a meeting
on the 18th inst. passed the following
resolutions:
Resolved, that it is the opinion
of the Board of Health that all im
migrants for this Kingdom ehould
be landed in Honolulu before being
distributed over the group, as all the
machinery for quarantining and dis
infection is here, and any other
arrangement would entail great ex
pense and at best prove unsatisfac
tory and unsafe." .
All immigrants arriving from Asi
atic ports will have to remain in
quarantine until the expiration of
eighteen days from the time they
left port
DAII& PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, MARCH 81.
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Hoh.L. von Tempsky
ami Miss
JW&dehouse Uqited in Mar-
lesterday eveningAtho Hon. Louis
von Tempsky, second son of the late
Col. von Tempsky of New Zealand,
and Miss Amy Dacebella Wode
house, second daughter of H. B. M.'s
Commissioner, Major J. H. Wode
house and Mrs. Wodehouse, were
united iu marriage at St. Andrew's
Cathedral. The chancel of the
Cathedral was beautifully decorated
with evergreens and choice flowers.
Tbele&ks of "tha'two front pews -in
tha nave were covered with roe9 - of
maiiy.varities. The effect was very
pretty v
The ceremony at the Cathedral
was witnessed by only the immedi
ate relatives and friends of the con
tracting parties. The bride entered
the church punctually at 7 o'clock
and walked up the aisle leaning on
the arm of her father. At the chan
eel she was met by the bridegroom
who was attended by his brother,
Mr. Randall von Tempsky, as best
man. Miss Ethel Wodehouse was
maid of honor and the Misses Lila
Wodehonse and Mo! lie Atkinson.
bridesmaids.
The ceremony was performed with
mucn nnpressiveness by the Rav.
Alex. Mackintosh and Mr. Wrav
Taylor presided at tho organ, plny-
ing tne L.obengnn Bridal Marcb,
Wedding Chorus from Cowen's Rose
Maiden and Mendelssohn's Wedding
March. The bride was given away
by her father. She looked lovely in
her bridal dress of white silk cov
ered with cbiflon, caught up with
mystic blossoms. Mer ornaments
were diamonds, and the bouquet
consisted of plumarias and maiden
hair ferns. The maid of honor wore
white bengaliue and carried a bou
quet of yellow roses, while the brides
maids bad each a handsome horse
shoe of violets.
At the conclusion of theceremonv
the bridal party repaired to the fam
ily residence on Emma street, where,
a reception was held from 8 to 10
o'clock, and the newly married couple
were congratulated by their numer
ous friends. Tfce-frout f-the-house
aaJasiiiy,illuminated with "colored
lanterns while the interior was most
elaborately - decorated - throughout
with choice flowers and everjrreens.
The invited euests were warmlv
welcomed by Major and Mrs.
Wodehouse, and Messrs. J. H. Jr.
and Ernest Wodehouse. Mr. and
Mrs. von Tempsky received in the
front parlor. A large number of our
prominent people were present in
cluding H. R. H. the Prince Con
sort, members of Her Majesty's Cab
inet, the diplomatic aud consular
corps, Major J. W. Robertson Her
Majesty's Chamberlain, officers or
the U. S. S. Iroquois, etc. The wed
ding presents were numerous and of
the most valuable nature. Refresh
ments were served in the dining
room. The Royal Hawaiian Band
was stationed in the grounds and
played appropriate music during the
reception.
The Advertiser tenders its hearty
congratulations to the Hon. and
Mrs. von Tempsky.
The continuation of
u Uncle
Sam'i Nicknames" will be
on the fourth page.
found
The underground system of tele
graphs of the German Empire has
a t. tal of 3,600 miles, and has cost
810,219,000.
London affords for the use of its
5,000.000 inhabitants nineteen free
public and twenty-five commercial
bathing establishments.
To those who need a pleasant Tonic
for any kind of debility, we can recom
mend Clements' as the best. For sale
v Hollisteb & Co.
Dividend Notice.
DIVIDEND WILL BE PAYABLE
0 tb f-tockholders of the Ha ku Sugar
Co. on March 31. 1S91, at the office of
Castle fe Cooke.
J. B. ATHERTON,
2727-3t . Secretary.
Dividend Notice.
K DIVIDEND WILL BE PAYABLE
to the atockhoMpr of the Paii Planta
tion on Mach 31. 1891.
T. W. HOBRON.
2727 3t Secretary.
NOTICE.
N AND AFTER APRIL 1, DR. DAY'S
' ' Office Hour will be rom f to 12 a. m
7rnSpM.: Sundays: 9 to 11 a.m. 7 to
7:30 P.M. 2727 tf
To Our Patrons!
rvN ACCOUNT OF AN INJUNCTION
" " filed against u. we are unable 'o bake
dnrincr nicht time: therefore not in posi
tion to serve our customers satisfactory
and have deeded to riiscoutinne the Hrftn
business. Thank-ng the public for tliei
kind ratr naire. we will as ever n.f on
best efforts to please them in mir othe' de
partments. HART & CO
2727-3 1
TO LET.
COTTAGE
School street,
liams & Co.
ON LI LI HA NEUl
Keys at H. H. Wii-2723-lwtf
W-ISTTED.
SITUATION A8 BOOIC KEEPER BY
n young man of experience, energy and
ability, rlighest references. Address B,
Advertiser office. 2722-4t
iXcu) ttrrrtiscmcnts.
Royal Hawaiian Opcrailoiise
t. J. LEVEY.
LES8KK AND MAD ACEB
Testimonial Benefit
TENDERED TO
Mi?. OSCAR HAROLD
BY
New York Opera Co.
MR, I... J. LKVKY and
MISS CAMILLK MOURI,
Oa Tuesday Evening, March 31st
when will be produced. Flotow's charming
Opera in Four Acts,
MAU I HA
Xy-Box Plan will be open at 9 A. m., on
Satmdav. March 23th a the office of Mr.
L .1 . I -'ve . 272 1-4 1
ROYAL
Hawaiian Opera Hoira!
L. J. LEVEY,
LESSEE AM) MANAGER
RAND FAREWELL PERFORMANCE
-BY THE
New York Opera Co,
Complimentary Benefit tendered by a
number i f Leading Residents
to Messrs.
L. J. Levey and W. H. Hamilton
Oa Thursday Evening, April 2d,
On which occasion will be presented for
tne tlrst tun. in Honolulu. Audran s
Oreiit Comio Opera,
THE MASCOT :-
With Mis? Kansy Myers in her great part
BETTINA THE MASCOT.
C&Box P an for reserved scats will be
onen at theomVeof Mr. L. J. Levev, this
Tuesday luorniug at 9 o'clock. 272s-3t
H. F. WICHMAN
WATCH & CLUB!
The SEVENTH Club is now beine form
ed. Come and secure a place in this Club.
Tho following drew their Watches on
Monday, March 30th:
Clvb 1 Member No. JiS.
Clcb 2 Member No. 58.
Clcb 3 Member No. 42.
Ci cb 4 Member No. 35.
Club 5 Member No. 34.
Clcb G Member No. 52.
We Have a Few More Places Open!
Parties livinc outside of Honolula
desiiing to join one of the Clubs can make
tneir payments by mail.
Those watches are cased in solid 14
Karat Gold, with tine full ieweled Waltnaru
Mor. !iints. and are warranted to be ac
curate Time Pitces.
'727-lt
H. F. WICHMAN. Prop.
MARSHAL'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXE
cution issued out of the Police Court.
on the 21st day of February A. D. 1891,
against Lea Kin aud uon Lhow.pnrtneis.
as bun see Hop Co., defendants, in tavor
of 8. C. Allen, doing business as Allen &
uobmson, piamtitli. lor the sum ot Two
11 n-ired Seventeen and 50-100 Dollars
($217 50). I have levied urx-n and shall
t-xpose for sale at the front entrance of
Kalakaua Hale, in tne District ot Hono
lulu, Island of Oahu. at 12 o'clock M. of
THURSDAY, the 2d day of April A. D.
lsyi, to the highest bidder, all the right,
title and interest of the !-aid Lee Kin and
iuon Cnow. defendants, in and to the fol
io in property, unless j-aid judgment.
interest, c sis ana my expeuses be previ
ously paid.
Lu-t of property for sale: 1 clock. 4 bed
t-tea' Is (white iiue). 18 wooden horses. 1
c-'Utiter, 2 tool euests with toos. 1 tool nox
with tools, 1 guild ttone and stand. 2 car
penter's benches. 1 bundle of moulding, 11
blocks of hardAood, 3 tables. 5 lockers, 1
unnn shed table, 1 cabinet maker s ma
chme. tools, etc.. 3 boxes o Chmee Drovi
sous, 1 lamp, 2 carriage wheels, lto!,l
old guitar, 2 old bamboo chairs. 5 old
chairs, 1 anvil and vice, 1 lot of window
panes. Hot 11. W. board. 1 lot N. VV.
boards, i lot iron bcrews. bolts, etc. etc.
(Signed) C. L. HuPKINS,
Marshal.
Honolulu , Mar. 3, 1891. 2703-lm
FOE LEASE!
THE PREMISES ON KAAHU
tnanu street, at p esent occupied
bv T. H. Uav.es jj i o.. a. id aa
iuiniiiK their new building.
CSP"For pHrtioulnrs enquire of
JAS. L. MCLEAN,
at lnter-Ishnd . N. Co.'a office.
2(J9-lw tf
JLOST.
A PLAID WOOLEN SHAWL IN
front of Hurt's Candv Store lat nigh
about 10:;J0 "'c1 ck A reward will be
uaid for us return to this offic-. 2 21-U'
Japanese Employment Office.
i NYONE WISHING JAPANESE SER
vants or seamen, wi 1 do well to call
t the Emp o input Oflire, No. 64 Mauna
kea street. Telephone 571.
JAPANESE
EMPLOYMENT
2717-lin
OFFICE.
NOTICE.
milE CAPTAIN OR AGENTS OF THE
J whling bark Horatio will not be re
sponsible lor debts contracted by any of
the crew. G. F WINSLwW,
2720-fit Master of Bark Horatio.
Pianos For Rent.
PIANOS IN GOOD ORDER
t 4 rui t nn .nM.n4u
H V 8 ! MUSIC DEPARTMENT OF
THE HAWAIIAN NEWS
COMPANY. 79-q
Jll
2Cfiu 3ourrtistincnt0.
mxtp
i
-AN
PAPER RULING.
The undersigned having purchased the
Stock in trade and good-will of t he bind
ery business of A. II. Raseman, are pre
pared to fill orders for Kuling and Bind
ing PAMPHLETS, MAGAZINES.
LAW and other BOuKS,
PLANTATION LABOR and
MILL BOOKS,
ACCOUNT BOOK
of all Rinds.
and in short any work in the Bookbind
ing line, at ehort notice and the
best style of workman
' . ship.
Tarau U)darato and Sa Uf&ction Guaranteed
BiBt of Stock only used,
and
best of workmen only employed.
All orders from th other island
promptly executed.
Address or call at the office of
the
HAWAIIAN Q ZETTE CO.,
46 Merchant Street,
?693-Ty Honolulu.
New Store! New Goods!
GENT'S FURNISHING GO0D3,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
CHILDRENS UNDERWE AR,
BOY'S WAISTS, Etc., '
BOY'S & MISSES' HATS,
Choice Millinery, Ribbons and Flowers
SPOOL SILK, Etc.
Prices Reasonable I
New Goons Every Steamer.
AT
GJ- O O D'S
Mclntyre Block, Fort Street.
2709-3mq
TJP-TOWN
Book, News and Stationery Store.
fuU supplies BASE B ILL GOODS
Swill arrive on next 8. 8. Australia.
v-"The biggest bargain yetKNCYCLO-
f klha BRIITAJN1UA witn American
Supplement- '0 vols, only $55.
COLTOV6 LROE ATLAS latest
edition, just received, elegantly bound,
subscription $20.
jy-f be most remarkable Book of
the year" THE LIGHT OF THE
WORLD." by Sir Edwin Arnold.author
of the Light oi As a. etc. Square, 12
mo.. 280 pages; handsomely bound in
paner covers. Price 60 c-nts.
The MERRITT TYPE WRITER
will make you " Live long aud prosper."
New stock to hand with an improve
ment added.
See our wonderful line of TABLETS
from 6 cents up.
.FISH'S ARITHMETIC. 85 cents.
COClearii g out ulightly soiled b'nd
Books at HALF-PRICE !
TH0S. G. THRUM.
136 134-y Pbopriktoe.
To Arrive
Per Bktne W. H. Dimond :
2o Mis and 20 Hom
H5CLCDISG
3 Fair Carriage Horses,
i Fast Road Mare,
z Span Large Truck Horses,
weighing close to 2900 lb.
Can be seen at Walker & Red-
wakd's titables on King street.
2717-tf H. NATHAN. Owner.
ANDERSON & LUNDY,
IDentists.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
from one to an entire set in
serted on gold, silver, allum-
inum and rubber bases.
Crown and bridge work a specialty. To
persons wearing rubber plates which are a
constant source of irritation to the
mouth and throat, we would recommend
our Prophylactic Metal Plate. All oper
ations performed in accordance with the
latest Improvements in dental science.
Teeth extracted without pain by the rise of
Nitrons Oxide Gas.
Hotel street, Tregloan premises.
131-q
Duunm
UJMU
1891.
IF YOU WANT
Hardware Crockery Glassware
Faints, Oils and Varnishes
ELECTROLIERS, CHANDEI IERS, Metal or Glass
LAMPS AND LAMP FIXTURES;
DELAWARE OIL, Eire Test 130 Degrees.
HOUSE FUUNISBIKG GOODS!
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