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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-09

Az AccIDEST.-By 1dviesz received from
EHssi, re learn Of serious a-rssezt which
oeezrrsd at the Lime PlautAtior boiling house,
CT the 5Ist H., resulting II the death Of
young German named EroGnbhol.- IEGppearz
that hs wished to speak to tie sugar heller.
Mr.. Carl Iss1bsrg, Via Vas Standing outside
a. the el1riSer furnaces Kruzzhtol1, IN gong
between the Carriers 70 get o1tzide. slipped
and fell int 4 eiariEsr Of hot juice Assist
anee Vas innsdatsly rszderei, and he vas
takea to his RON. bat q stripping hin q
his clothes, the skin peeled sE from the shoul-
deEs ioun to the AneIss, Is1ving hin 0ns sziT-
sring n1zz Ct raw flesh Dr. Saith of EsISa,
arrived N sbo1t three hs1rs sftsrthe aeciie1t.
and did Al hs eoald 70 alIsFiars his szEering.
The yogng nan asTsr rzilied. and after thirty
h0arz q intense suffering he did. AID for-1-
na.sly, fer the lazt few hears before his death
he vas inssnzshls- he had only beea IN the
eoentry abogt I've weeks. having eSas fran
the cssst = ssArsh q saPlsy@szt a. s1ginssr.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-09

TEE sehooner Sspasi Ana, the property OF
4 rz1ive named Rikeke, vas driven on shore.
some Eve years ago, al or near koloa, Kauai.
in gale Of wind, and Was carried ey the
swell far eeyond the mach Of the usual tides.
She has eeen considered utterly irreelaina-
bic, ard las lAin there until ve-y lately. when
some persons conceived that she r7izht b OF
use, and set sSous repairing her.-ani have
gotten her on Yesterday morning. she en-
te-e6 the haroor. ard nO~ lies at the Is
plznaae-4a spparsntly stArneh vessel The
repairs, il IS said, have mostly been made
by native carpenters
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-09

DISASTROUS fire occurred, on Monday
morning. the 7th inst, BY which Mr. George
Leouzrt's Furniture shop and Ware Rooms,
OF the Esvl4u4de, were destroyed The
fire broke out at about 8 a n, and i sup
posed TO have been communicated TO the
sszTinzs, and other light material in the
work shop. from the furnace under the boiler,
in which FIRE had Just been started BY "a
tive in the employ Of Mr. Leonard, who
had left the premises soon after lighting the
Ere. The Fire, Hose and Hook & Ladder
Companies were promptly on hand a. usual,
and company Of soldiers from the Barracks
81 the Palace Was marched down. immedi-
Ately, uPoa the alarm being given; still all
Efforts to save Mr. Is buildings proved una
vailing. Within twenty minutes after the
first alarm was given, the light wooden build
ings, filed as they were, with eonbussible
material, were completely burned down
Mr. Leouard's loss, We understand s serious,
amounting. in machinery, tools, furniture
&C. TO some eight or nine thousand dollars !;
Ouly three OF four hundred dollars worth Of
property, principally tools,l being saved
from the large and valuable quantity Of fur
niture and tools in the buildings The en-
ergy and prouptue<s displayed By the Fire
Department Is apparent from the fact that
light wooden bailding Immediately n&ukz
Of the buildings burned, and a quantity Of
valuable lumber belonging TO Mr.. Leonard,
were saved Eithout damage; also the boiler
and engine belonging 10 Mr. L, were but
slightly damaged II i unnecessary 70 say
that Mr.. Leonard has the sincere sympathy
Of bis many friends here, which sympathy has
as Is usual in HonOlnlu, assumed : s1baGn-
tia Character and We have 10 dOabt, in view
ofthe well known energy Of Mr. L, that b
VIII sOou Be turning out A. heretofore, frs
class furniture which can be had cheap
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-09

Dr.. ADAMS SERMON OF Public Educ=tion,
on our fourth page, viii well repay reading,
whether viewed as = Literary production, or
viewed from an edEcatiouzl or poliricsl
standpoint, using the word political in lis
primary and correct sigui6estion-l The Doe
ter proves % 4 deno1stratiou that pabIic
schools can ouly be carried OF BY teaching
the morals Of Christianity, and sbstaining
from teaching positive religious belief and
practice "-usa8iDz thereby UNCONVENTIONAL
religion Any other Priuciple, says be, would
ultimately place the whole weight Of the
common SCHOOLS IN favor Of some particular
form Of religion, "a system which no one
believes could be maintained, or tolerated, in
any community Of 4 heterogeneous populs-
tiou, on the principle Of general TAXATION
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-09

INTERESTING TO L1pTES-When ladies
ride on the veloeipedes they mast wear the
following dress, prescribed hy the riNci-
pssllsts slSt the outer drcss skirt he made
50 a. 10 hnitoo its entire length 10 mont the
back ran should be made 10 button nom the
hostcm 20 point about ihrec-sighfhs Of
yard up the Skirt. This arrangement does
DO, dsIraet AZ all from the appearance OF an
ordinary walking costume. When the wear
er wishes 10 prepare for rsde, she simply
loOsens two or three OF the lower button at
the front and back. aud bringing together
the two ends OF each side, separately. button
them around each ankle This gives t1ll
skirt around each ankle. and, when mounted,
the drcsS falls gracefully al each side Of the
front Wheel"
Why would not this be good costume for
our ladies on = long ride
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-09

he sale al auction OF Thursday last, for
Tbeophilus 4 Davies, ESQ, BY C. s BArtoS,
ESQ, reached Sso,0oo- Prices ranged very
Low, tho1gt the sale was lively one for the
tines he 1ckIeuess Of fashiou Ezs shown
in the article CT Turkey rsds-oues 50 charm
ing to the female eye They only brought
bring S71{ cents, readily. DENNIS, which
cost Cd IN Eugizni, brought only Il eeuts.
NJ Davies opened to-day, and Commenced
TO sell B! sample, s0us most brilliant prints,
TO arrive, SHORTLY, By the Fred Thompson.
They arrest the zttentiou Of the trade, and
il Is expected that they vii 20 OF very rap
idly-in the sane manner that hot cakes are
won't 70 disappear
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-09

TIE Consgl-Gsuerzlsbip in China Is no
new thing, bat vas established in 1850, when
Joseph Jardine, ESQ, Of the House Of Jar
dine, M4ihesou s. Co, residing al Canton,
was appointed Cousul-Geueral, and David
Jsrtins, ESQ, Consul At Hong Kong On
the retirement Of Messrs- gzrdine, their part
uer, james Whittan, ESQ, residing At Hong
Kong, WAS appointed CouSal- General, Sept
S7Ih, 1854 This gsntlenzn retiring from
aetive business, wm- Keswick, ESQ, an
other Of the partners in the sane House,
was appointed Consul-GenerzI, 18th Of Feb
ruAry, 1865 That is al there Is Of this.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-09

TEERE viii be an auction sale 81 Nessrs-
Ho1sehzlzeger & Cos to-day al 10 O'Clock,
which they propose 10 make az extensive A.
possibIe- LIBERAL credits vii be given They
AlEsys DO the thing nicely over there, and
do rot propose thsT any one shall Dc under
the necessity Of departing, during the sale,
for want Of the necessities Of life They
viii not turn their visitors from the doors
hungry or thirsty. Our flend Wilder in
tends 70 90 his best, likewise, il entertaining
those who may honor the establishment
with call Every one viii De sntertaioed,
and some nay Ay the foundation Of for
time By going
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4 ID.

RlcaAzpsoN.-ln Hiio, Hawaii June iss q Con-
srnptso1. 6eorze D. Rich1rlsoa. native cf Roches-
ter. VI. l. A. sset = years. raoniAs. AID IS
DAYS Bos;Oa Papers please cVpy,l
NEvMAN-At Koloa. on the esh " May. Louis the
esly so q the late c. T. Newman. q kClol
N,irrsSp-In Horoirir. Juue 4,h. At the resi-
denee Il her parents. Mrs- MARY g. Nxitlkad Axec
- wear ard DAYS. only daughter II Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex ;. Ca-t~risht- San FSAncisca and New York
PaP~rs please eOpy.
LSvE.-In Honolulu. JnaN sth. sarah sec,nd
daughter q NJ. Robert Love. aged 5 years 5
raonths AMI Is DAYS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-09

WHY Iniroisians were first called " snek-
ers,n The early pioneers adopted many ln-
dian hsbits, They strapped their infants 10
hosrds like papOses. After they began TO
raise swine, the mother would leave her baby
slone in the cabins for honrs; but, 10 alleviate
his solitude. she gave him huge piece OF nav
pork 10 suck. first tying Il TO his foot by
string. so that whenever he attempted TO
swallow it. the natural impulse 10 kick would
save him from choking.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-09
AxorHsS NEW Co.srEE-The 5

ASOGHEk NEW CoAsrEE-The Schooner
L. 4 SsoT, Shich recently arrived here
from san Francisco for ssis, has been bought
BY G y. Speucer * Co, and Capt Babeoek,
for between $500 and 5000. She has been
re-ehris,s1sd the RzlsGsi, anc s intended for
the lilo route. She has been thoroughly
oysrh2uIet anc put IL A L order for the COO
veuisnee ard accommodation Of passengers.
Tie object Of her owners is declared TO be to
make her second 70 none IN the eossting
hr.iress
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-09

TzE water pipes have been extended
through Hapdlaua, IS far as LfihA street,
and some little distance ~ that street Il :
intended 10 extend them further, a. soon As
tie pipes nay be obtained KapalAzaA is =
very neat aud pretty part Of the town TOW.
Ths valus q pr0perty Is aavaneiss thsre.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-09

TEE report fron the Circuit Court al Hilo,
* very ueazre- wshsd hoped 10 have given
our readers better itsS Of the trials, and
intend 10 90 %, II 4 future Issue But every
one knows how eouuoo il Is for those earn
estly eogsged IN anything, TO forget that
others want 70 know something Of what they
know 50 well
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CLEARED.

ASchr Ls,heIla. sir HaEzL
SD Live Tkskee. fr KoclE1-
AAn brir Norrh Sc1r. 81 R1r-iE11
Scar ROB Roy fr LE1lL
Scar Kinaz- flr kAllL
Sehr NEry Elsl. flr NEzl
Schr Kate Lee. tr Hawai-
Schr M1lkeiki- fr HHEzL
s-Schr Kau1i- FIR Na1i-
Schr HATTIE. Elr KanAi
Scar Ma-iIia- flr laval
Schr Oh Fsllss. flr AEzL
Schr Active. f.r AazL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-09

lee HAT QUESTION IN TIE ENGLISH
House OF CoMMOSS.-lt Is curious 10 OBJ
serve. writes London correspondent, the
nervousness and woudermeut which sit in
the faces Of the new members OF the House
Of Commons. They have tried 10 master the
numerous and intricate rvgulsuOus, as TO
what they may do and what they may not
do. but fOrgetfuluess ensues, snd mistake
after mistake Is committed For instance,
you may wear your hat As lOBg as you like
while you are in your seat, but If yOu stand
CD with il on your head. there j. immediate
Is i shout. l have this week seen poor
country gentleman utterly bewildsred by this
sort Of SalutatiOu- He turned 70 the right
and to the left 10 dismay: but the noise Of
Order order, - iuterSpersed With laughter.
continued until friendly neighbOr rOse and
whispered 10 his ear that he must remove his
hat UndeT no circumstances may you wear
your hat while you are standing. out even
old members arr apt 10 forget this as they
enter the chamber, and often stand for 3
second, lust inside. with their bats on. This
habit Is encouraged. no doubt, BY the liberty
SLOWED al the clubs In every Other place
where gentlemen meet in England the person
who enters = room where Others are eating
s meal uncOvers his head; but in the clubs,
men stroll about the dining rooms as they
would about the streets-Ouly cOutesesnding
70 sit bareheaded when they are themselves
AZ their food.
This hat question in troublOus times has led
TO many Disturbances and eu4rrels; but it Is
merely an affair Of manner in the Eases re-
frrrsd 10. Noticed, however, that when the
address in reply 10 the QueSa's speech vas
read to the House Of Commons by the Speak
er, some Of the Radical members kept their
hats on, while every one else showed his RS
pect for the Queen BY holding his hat in his
hand; and this, / suppose, vas intended TO
Dc in some way a political demonstration
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-09

The PENAL CoDE-The English version
OF the Penal Code OF the Kingdom, as eon-
piled under the act Of the las, legislative
assembly, viii be printed and ready for bind
iug during the present week The body Of
the work consists Of uinety-one chapters, Of
2<s4 pages, besides eopious and exhaustive
index. It viii be Of great service TO the
Bench and Bar, as well as to all Others who
wish TO know for themselves exactly what
kind OF laws they live under. The uAtive
version is also going through the press as
rapidly as possible.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRINED.

ARRIVED
June 9-Sch- A1nie. f-uu Hl,'-
+SlP E1b Soy. fruu kool1z-
scar N1riitk. fruU kasEeae-
Scar N1iksi<i- frum Mxli-
Scar NAY Elisl- t-u0 A11-
Schr Active. frum H1E1L
Schr Ki1az- fr1u A1zl
ScAr Kate Lee. fr1u Hag1l
-Schr kanlails. fnsu Nct1ks-
Schr Cat FslicE. frcu MI
SIR H4-rie. f-uol Nav1rHln-
6-Schr kA1,.-L frun kahaill
SIR k11A Pa.ckzt. f-uz k1uA
scar Nay, fuom kalAL
Schr MAzE1k4Eai, frU8 klzAl
--Sck= Prt1ee. f-uu E0nL
ASchr J0hz Ta11E- frgu kKzEl
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PASSENGERS.

Fer csusv.rIrs. Is pr Ns<rie Merrill, S.as lsi--
M ArE5ot. NJ L L1nb&-1. NJ A , Bsza-
Fer Puszz1as. q, pr Ssrth sz--' 5.1s s-As-AE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-09

Tzz rad to waikiki is being viaened
tEeuty-sest Tais win BEL great eoavenienee,
ss the road hitherto has been, for the most
part, too narrow for carriages to pass when
meeting. Thus the " BouLzvAREtF which
one Of or cisizens recommends. nay be said
70 be in the process Of bsisg b1iIt
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A correspondent who has an unqnenehsole
thirst for knowledge wants to know If the
wheel Of Time is ever Tired
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COMMERCIAL
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE ;. 1859.

WEDNESDA y, JUNE :. 1853.
SlxcE ocr lssr ne have Ne zrriv1ls frSz
fo-si-u ports 70 report
Tie An. On, Ncr1h Star sailed fo- Pert
Land O. the 5sh inst. vish SIS. SIS Ibs- sugar
Iee9 EAIl. u-slasses 1r5 era rs tapioea a0zr.
valued =, 81 So Sc there Is 10 vessel CT
the hsrth A. present either sor San Fr1aeiseO
or Portland. Sad the ns1t regular vessels for
San Fr.ueiseo III probably se the bsrk D. C.
Mu-rsv ana steamer Iashe. u zbogt threS and
fear weeks
We uaSe-staad that the Aasrseaa seheozxr
N A. SngS. has bsea soli TO Capt. Babeoek,
1-a others. for Ss,s9a. she VII hereafter SAL
ra5eE the HSv1iHn aAg, and = q TIE EIo
r0zse. fer vhich she Is aiui-.hly ADAPTED. zai
I'll Ne dSsbs pSors rAlsasie ssquisissOn 70
tie sras-s and shippers ea TIA: rOu,s- She
< row szIls4 the PAzAhL
A report las reached rs frSG H.zalsi. TIA,
the sshoo-s- Nsttis Merrill. eAllisg there fer
bsas. r=n asrOznd. bet vas gos q without
S.rz.gs. AID proessied q her voyage e John
ssoa's Island
DGriag the past week. large azstiou sale
t0ok place A. c. :. Bzrtsu's- The gods we're
81 roesz; inportasious. Aaa vel adapted for
tie isla-d tr.ss. bus visA few e1eeptsozs
prsees fer al kinds q dry eOods ruisd Nv
he bark J. W SsArsr Aarisg rs4riy e0@
plsae4 her rePGi-s. vlll rss1zs. n few days.
her voyage 10 Pss-0Paalski
he tsIlo-inr sxtr.e. frea the repSrs e.
Meas. Mansrc,. His M.iszsy's C0ssul At Ha-
VIZ. vii give the state Il tie Szgsr MArkss II
Frzues. fer ISSS. The report : dated FEB
Isl. Isss. A klsgrzaas :. as near IS nay
BE. pounds
SrE= he fsTc-.hls P-o<Peets VIII vhieh
the ye4- lStS cpe1ed were realized e1-i1g It's
eoCrss. and I have therefore - reeord FOR the
port q Hsvrs i period q prosPsrit! uhieh
eAuse fsrturz,eiy u heal sone 81 the disasters
u tie former years
As yOur Exesusrey vel knows. Cott0u Is
tie principal trzneh 4 this Port's trzEe. bat
Ian happv ;. state that r=porrs % ether
articles ars greatly % the in=re1Ss since few
years. and that Large busiress : transacted
Il C0Ees. WoSl. SuE1r. Hr1ss, exc
Tae faTcrztis EeograPhie4l position u this
rSrs frsures 70 is eorue--s 4 STEADY Increase
q prosperity L mex trvubisd b. political cir-
ezzssaness; aai tie nez lzE Ekseh i % ee
PIT II fo-ce in June. granting the sS2s rights
% ssr-ign vessels as shcse eaiSysd b. TIE IA
riczal Sag I'll aozh.iess be bsnscsial = the
export tr1ie. viths1t dznzgirg the shipping
interest q this toEn-
Irenzin yo1r Ex-sIleasy's nest sS3t,
u MAxDEeT.
T. Il. Ms C91J1l-
Iurcs-s q S-er S-sa sis French ce51nies tz-g
E-..-.- u y q. * l...--..s n lses.
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THERE have been nice rains in the NuuSnu
Valley for several nights past, and on Monday
night We had ! very fne rain, which was most
acceptable There have been eopjous rains al
Hona, Hawaii, where it has hitherto been very
dry. We are sorry TO hear that Kauai con-
tinues without rain They must not be dis.
eourszsG- II will come.
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BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL
NInkuwno, Mani.
THE NEW BuILpING FoR rHE

THE NEW BUILDING FOR THE
Il Boys Boarding School. a, MakswSo,
having been completed. notice is hereby given.
that the School viii be opened for the reeep-
ton of pupils. on the
First day of June next
ensuing. This School is to be under the care
Of MR. r. W. ANDREWS, and his sister.
Mas. SARAH THURSToN. who will endeav-
or to take the best care of all the children,
committed to their charge
The course of instruction will be in the
English language, and reasonable amount
Of manual labor. will be expected to be per-
formed by the pupils. each day.
An annual summer vacation. Of six weeks,
will be given. during which time. the pupils
will be allowed to visi, their parents or guar
dams, If desired.
Each boy viii be required to be provided
with. at least:
-Four suits of everyday clothes,
One suit Of Sunday clothes,
One warm Jacket,
Two night-gowns, one blanket,
Two pillow-eases. three sheets,
-Four towels. and two hats.
The charges for board and tuition. including
washing, books and stationery. will be $500
per Annum, for each boy. Two boys from the
same family, will be charged $40, aud three.
$500, all Of which charges will be payable
quarterly. in advance. In ease the washing
of any boys clothes shall be done by his
friends OF relatives at MakawaO. sI2.OO per
annum. or S1.OO per month, will be deducted
from the rates above given.
For further particulars. apply to Mr.. R. W.
Andrews, at MAkswaO, or to
". JAS. SMITH,
See'y Of Board of Education.
By order of the Board of Education.
Education 0fhce. May 18th. 1859.
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A COMPLIMENT 70 TIE CHISEsE--We believe
It ( now generally eoBieei that the work on
the California end Of the Psei6e Railroad has
been Conducted with far more regularity and
good order, If not dispatch, than on the Union
Pacific The feat Of laying down ten miles of
rail IN one day, last week, astouished the
Uui0n Pacific managers II Is also fact that
the lzborers on this end have been ucch bet
ter behaved and disciplined than OF the other
end Of the rUsd- We do no, now recall to
mind q single death BY Eauton violence on
the line az the Central Paeise during the past
year. while hardly day has passed on the
other end Of the road without some act Of
murder or other stroeity. We think great
deal Of this ge0d order and absence Of violence
Is fairly attributable to the natural dOeility Of
the Chinese race. who have composed 8 great
part Of the force on the Central Pacific
Doubtless much Of it IS due % the rule which
excluded ardent spirits but not all The
Chinese have honestly Won compliment for
good order. sobriesy and good work, which
ought % shame those white rafians who are
II the habit Of tradueiug their morals, al the
same time they are numbering each other
Sac. Union May. sth-
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ForcrSvarzrs Is. PER S~rris Merrill Jsss lss-
Ch<zi-ais. O lSzrE, ~ rs
Pa. -
Yai1e 6ur-esric rEoirr~- 81 =
Ysire f-r-1<z FruG1es------ - = -
- Puzr..xv. a vxr Nar,a S.s-. Jzaz til
Nol.s=es. rzis iaarzrioea- D -iI4
Scgz-. ~ dosssSS
yslzs dsnsssie Froases .-------- 81 81 .
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FOR SALE.

THE LOT OF LAND, SIG acres,
j. more or less. With frame house thereof
situated In AAkaks. Kan. lately owned By
Haieisau- Also, the premises N Psu0a, oEn-
ed aud lately occupied By s Spencer.
Esquire Of
l7-lm h A WIUEAAAN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

A GENERAL BIENNIAL MEET.
n ING OF the Corporators of, Snd Sub
seribers TO. the Queens Hospital. will be held
AZ the Court Hoase. At IL NJ. IN FRIDAY,
the 9th day of JULY, for the purposes set
forth in Articles and 5 Of the Charter Of the
said Hospital. Per order.
T. 4. SCHAEFER, Secretary.
Honolulu. June 1, 1859. 2l-5t
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TO LET!

- THE COTTAGE and Premises
IN the corner Of Nsuz1z a1d Sehtlol
Streets. Al prsse1t oeeupisd by Mons Bersz-
ger Also, SAT- Of Rooms, n the Cottage
sdjaesnt- Inquire Of
HIN Il B. BECKEIIH
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TsE D. c NETrgy arrived as; night, too
late for Is 70 give summary OF foreign news.
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Honolulu Engine Company No. |,
ATTENTION.!
HOO M ANAWANUI!"

- THE MEMBERS OF THE
5.S above Company are requested 70
10 meet AZ their Engine House THIS
EVENING. Wednesday. June 2. At half-pasi
SIX 0'eiSek, for the p1rposs Of making nom
BIZ order Of
wv. HUGHES, Foreman,
RDEARD L HsEEET, see'y-
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SIS REWARD!

H. LOST OR sTOLEELTheu n-
6Z dsrsigned viii pay the above reward
for he recovery Of his white horse, hranded K
Il. sCHRIEvRR.
2o-zrs Nunsnu Valley.
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PACIFIC MARKET,
NO. SIS KING STREET,
Opposite J. L. Lewis Cooper Shop.

THIS NEW EsTAB-
EsE3 lishment is now open to fur -
-He nish the Very Best 0s.lAss
Beef, Mutton, Pork, and Superior sausages
o. every description, warranted clean.
The Proprietors venture TO state, that by
strict attention, combined with their general
knowledge, which has been attained BY long
experience in this City and elsewhere, they
will guarantee to give entire satisfaction 70
Families and the Public generally, and to all
those who may favor them with a trial.
wIsSENBACH L SCHREI.
Proprietors.
The hrst-named proprietor is better known
as /" NED the Butcher"
y. B.-Meat delivered in all parts Of the
City, free Of charge. 2O-3m
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LOCAL NEWS.
Phases Of TIE Moos tor !r-s. 1889.

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