LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 58, 30 November 1889, Page 2

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

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fßf 1 ~ ■'fill ife" [*lOMUtw *nph»* Wh lb* heetmr EtwdßpNthe M«HU»t from Km I Ipathflrdw »t Tuleile •* Mimday, * I lad r*4» to Apia with (be mail* ' There arc aout li siek | the Sophie suflorina 11 ■taftjPWmoua complaint*, who will, n» doubt, >»" considerably benefitted by ; the sea trip. j' Wo «i« requested to enII nttoiltijn t# Alio mmaiil noUY-e ta I ouryadwMMng ftAnmtm dm tke\ \ Wninui willbava for Now HouloiioS 11 i aJBM it SiiTi. BjL I'ftrJMimiT f rtmi. i i • ear) at 4 p.m. Tins viu offer a goad 11 opportunity te several passenger* who f i i !*Sy?..J H ? w !Li , T[ *""»• t^ 0 ***H'"K * .p! ilutneb to codlrrvt to Fiji, and we hops ' tho time is wot far distant when we will j lisv» more direct eonunuiiimitioii to the . Fiji I aland* tlntli St prwieiH. * Wo regret to hear that the captain j of the haraae JBucenin, at Tonga, haa been suffering from soma temporary t mental deprouioife wUi«-h ineii|iu-Itnti-il j him from niatiaginii bin »#«•'!. The ■ liritinh V 'lisul cndfnrnureri tr procure I • eertißentoil mas'or to take tho cap-1 tain's pkkM>, hut was tmablo'eo obtain ! on«. so tho Oon*ul. wn aro inforuied, allowed tlm mntn to tnke the E igonie away. The doptasead state of the captuin most lie very distressing to his two dftughtor*. who arco'npftny him on the royago. j | The litigant inn Hynnarrivo«l oat side ' tho harlmwr mi Hundav. nnd sent a ' 1 | lioat te tho «hore with Mr. Mlis. the i i manager for Mrs»ri». Antmlnl and On., j ami Im two eons, with had soma busi- ' neee to trsns tot in Apia. Tho Ryni. ! S then tut to sea, and did not return till ; Tiiesimy. when Mr. Rills and his Fons \ returned on I ward. We undor|tond r the reason tho Byno did not enter the v harbour was on account of having Inn boned nearly 7.t tnno-oxpired lftlmnron n (NinA iosb). who have been working f for Mcasrs. Arender and 0»» «f tho. • Thmnix Oroup, and were to bo roiemed to thoir homos and paid off. t TJiecap--0 tnin feinsi thnt ifhoenino toftnnneliorI. age aomeof the i ilitmrors wonldenunp.!. I» is noconsary that the ilinr*er«rs of r the Ryuo shotild keep good faith with r the people of Nino, for it is prolmbh* ♦hoy wiH ngain require lalmnr in that' * locality when they comntntiMt a now :- season in the guano inland*. •t The moat piworful war-shin nflmt, tho llonliow. has jus» Isten «<nnplot«sl. and juiuodthe B«iti«b MeditnrrmeawI- Sort. She earries two It 1 ton guns heoldos other smaller eons. A shot " from one of thorn weigh* I ,800 pewwla g and when prop lhil by tho full ehargn l 0 of ftM pnnndri of powder it can tear, r its way through a whole yard of lr»n * armour. The gun is 48 fert t) inohee 1 meg, and the proieetdo is. over 41 * inehea hmg. and Hewrly I loot ft im-hes in diameter Kngland's eight IsMt t imnvhiiYs eost nrarW £4,o4«njM»O. tho lb nlw.w shijH nearly Cd*h«d. tlm Ntlo and' i* Trafalgar, of U.ihh) tons eauli, will ~ co4t nearly £I, Ono,o(Ht npieen.