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o the letters went on I'm sorry I put
i the paragraph. 1t has caused me 4
great deal of annoyance. I have spent
most of the day reading letters and listen
ing to explanations. If I should put in
such paragraph about Congress Hall. I
know I should never be able to read the
rrespondence which would result from
| it; and if I should do the same to the
| Grand Union, letters would be brought to
my room in wagon loads. have not said
anything don't know anything; only
I do give you the letters as received.
" Roni soft qui NAL q pense!'
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gave would call attention to our large and
choice selection of new RIBBONS just received,
in the most desirable shades and widths now In
demand.
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CHARLES MASON,


"Iregard Mr.. Eddy as one OF the most capable
and successful practitioners with WhOmI have had
official intercourse"
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-07-01

The c., n. z. & A. steamer Wonga WongG, Cap
tain ]. Steuart, arrived at this port on Monday p.
NJ, from Sydney. June 1st, and Fiji. June 18th.
From the Sydney Morning Herald summary for
June LIST. we clip the following items of interest:
We understand that the Postmaster General has
arranged that after the departure of the Wongd
Wonqd the direct mail for San Francisco will be
made up here and at London every fourth Satur-
day at noon. The mail. which leaves tomorrow,
will be the largest ever transmitted from Australia
by the Pacific route. The Post-ofice authorities OF
Victoria. Tasmania, South Australia and Queens
land have all availed themselves OF the opportl-
nity to forward mails for America, England, Ell,
and the Sandwich Islands.
The question of establishing a mail service with
Europe. via Fiji, Honolulu and California, has not
vet been definitely settled although there Is now
a much better prospect of a settlement than when
the Cftu of Melbourne Isl lett last month. on a
| pioneer trip. The Legislative Assembly debated
the project put forward by Mr. Hall. on a motion
! moved bv Mr.. G.. A. Lloyd. The Importance OF
having mail communication with the islands and
with America was fully pointed out oy several
honorable members. Mr.. Lloyd moved that the
House should vote 100000 as a subsidy. Inc
Colonial Secretary. Mr.. Robertson. on Denail OF
the Government. proposed an amendment: wnieh
was accepted By the House. and the following
resolution was agreed to ~ That. IN the opinion
of this House. the Government should be empow-
cred to negotiate for the establishment OF a steam
postal service between Sydney and Liverpool, via
San Francisco. provided that the mails be de-
Iivered both WAYS within ~forty-6ve days. and that
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Hawaiian consulate 1t Fiji.

In the FIJI Gazette for June ct, we find the
following announcement of the appointment of a
Hawaiian Consul for the Fiji Islane. Our own
Government organ does not apparently consider
the fact of this appointment worty of notice,
but for the information of those who may travel
hence to those islands, we consider of no little
Importance to know that there is an ficial there
to look out for Hawaiian interests.
CONSULATE OF HAwAIL-Notic. is hereby given,
that, by a commission from His Mijestl the King of
Hawaii, under the hands of II. Ii. MS Charge
d'Affaires and Consul General, Charles st. Julian,
Esq, and Edward Reeves, Esq. Secretary to the
Legation, DARCY WENTWORTH LTHRoP MURRAY,
Esq, has been appointed His Hwaiian Maiesty's
Consul for the Fijian Archipelago and all matters
connected with the Kingdom o Hawaii will be
transacted by the said D. W. Mury at his office, in
Levuka, FIJI.
"Levuka, June 9th, 1871"
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Supreme Govt.

The July Term of the Supreme burt will open on
Monday next. but no business bend that which is
preliminary, will be transacted, ID the Court will
adjourn over to Wednesday, Tuesy being a public
holiday. We are requested by theIarshal to inform
foreign jurymen that their atterance will not be
required until duly notified. ThCalendar for this
Term is an unusually full one, an for the informa-
ton of the public at large, we Fewith present it
entire. Our thanks are due tohe Clerk, w. r.
Seal, ESQ.,, for facilities politely Aided our reporter +;
FOR THE HAWAIIAN JURY.
The King Us. ~Alaala-Larcenpf ~Horse-Appeal
from Police Court. A. F. Judd + defendant.
The King Us. Kahihei-Malicie Burning.
The King Us. kualaau-LArny-Appeal from
Police Court. ]. W. Keawehsn&ala for defendant.
The King Us. Kaaoao-LarcnJAppeal
Mailman and Kapo Us. M-iiectment. w. C..
Jones for plaintiff J. MontImey for defendant.
w. L.. Moehonua rs. Ksla and Kiaaina-Aetion
Of possession. Appeal End TtoS'te c.
Abela Ell. al. Us. Luika. aLs.-Ejectment. A. F.
Judd for plaintiff.
FOR MIXED JURY.
Keliliki ct. ais. Us. r. JSickertOn ct. als.-Master
and Servants Act-Appe from District Judge of
Koolaupoko. j. W. Keahunalala for plaintiffs /;
F. II. Harris for defendant
John Y. Davis Us. H.. B. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ IDC1 lOA hSGC
w. C. Jones for plaintiff R. I. Staley for defendant.
Boyd and Strehz Us. Own JHolt-Assumpsit.
f. II. Harris for plaintiffs.
Thomas Clark Us. BeniamnaTrespass- r. IL.
Stanley for plaintiff.
FOR THE FOREIGN JURY.
Acho Us. Ako-Assumpsit. c. Jones for
plaintiff ; A. F. Judd for defendar
West Maui Sugar Plantation rCampbell & Tur-
ton-Trespass. r. H. Stanley foDlaintifs A. f.
Judd for defendants.
Wong Sing Akana, administrators. Chung Hoon
-Assumpsit. r. II. Stanley fPlaintif F. II.
Harris for defendant.
The King rs. John de la CruieFurious Riding
Appeal from Police Court.
Grunwald g. Schultz Us. r. Ketolani-Assump-
sit. W. C. Jones for plaintiffs |. III. Harris for
defendant.
IN BANco.
The King Us. A.. C. AUTHORIZATIONS from last
Term. Attorney General for theown Jones and
Lawrence for defendant.
The King rS. Bila Neutrality-suspicious. from
3rd Judicial Circuit. Acknowledgement for the
Crown /; W. c. Jones for defendai !.
In re Estate of Kailikanoa-Eptions from Apr
Term. r. G.. Davis for petitioneH. Thompson fol
contestant.
All An Us. Dorothea N. ArcheDivorce. NJ Ma
laaukane for plaintiff.
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4aFaiian Publications!

De HAW ALAN GRAMM.p-
xANDE late President % Oahu CoiIsSs
<1,<f1t revised aud enlarged. Price rs Cts.
- HAWAIIAN PHRASE BOOK. By R.v
F|1 sseond edition, revised and enlarged.
- rf these valuable and indispensable hand
r4 @rged, and will be ready for sale early next
has oeeasion to converse with Ha-
Z n cut one or both Of thsse publications.
A few copies Of
t#tEAN GRAMMAR, and also of the
n Hand aud FOR Sale
y. NJ WHITNEY,,
I a pnhfishar and pooI..ff.-
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Co,;fornj, = not in svmpathyith transcendtal-
- Emarson has delivered a use of lectures in
San Francisco to good audience OUT the ne"spa-
-. 49, unable to understand discourses. are
wondering why he does not saypat De means in
nlain English.
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OR LEASE |
NOTICE.
Is ARE HEREBY WARNED

4oks ARE HEREBY WARNED
ttfiIE their animals 10 trsspass on my land,
&& % Omaupio, Island Of Maui. the same
IS of PiliWsle. Of that place. consisting Of
al animals found trrspassing 90 said land
"Ir pf thirty days from the date hereof, will
I~3hokalole, % Waikiki. and his agents will
11I11t aa~s ia accouiance with tae Ia@- AP-
! D b said land may be made TO my agent or
1n
!. lsTI- Cjal0 ~ D. KAHANU-
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DANk.
,ER HOHEN DEUTSCHEN

urrang und des Central Comitees der deutschen
'1u5e i'm Relde verwundeter und erkrsnkter
z4nhragt- Ineinen biederen deutschen Lands
4 %ndrich lnseln. fuer hire in dem nunmehr
kHege in so anerkennenswerther Weise
1ydeitEilligkeit den Ausdruck des herzlichsten
ntp ISIS g~slangen "a Iassen.
+r he NerSundeten, WitWen und Waisen en-
30 anf den Sandwich Insein betragen $a67525
'r-@-ehen der freundiichen Geber samasss re-
wordsn sind.
-, ISL
LIZ: NOrd dsutsche Konsul
&c PFLUGER-
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solution of Partnership.

01aRHnTNERSHIP IN CARRY
~ ia t0..ness q the BANK EXCHANGE SA-
~ Eh4Nrtthe and Grn % Siders & Quincy, has
~ 1a b. mutual consent
BE rt3 continued by Geo. G. Siders, who will
~ 4t<t axainst the late drm.
81 GEO. C. sIDERS.
j. C. CLUNEY.
.I<@IS7I. jug I'm
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Is N0rddeutSchen Bundles.

TRACE DIS REICHS KANZLERS
b tF1leutschs K0nsuIat fOIgsnde Resolution des
f s #z<4ges znr Kenntniss der auf den Saudsich
v ia rDeutscheu-
Honolulu, den l. Juni, 1871.
~ FRichstag hat in seiner heutigen Sitzung
De nachstend~ Resolution angerommen
|Elsche Keichst4g erfulit cine patriotische
~n er mit warmer Ansrkeunung und Rreude
4t<rden SympatEien, der thatkraefigen Inter
III Der isbevOllsn opfsrwiliigen HuIfe gedenkt,
f4 Itutschen Stammssgenussen in den f-rnsten
-tlrr taaten, vie 10 den fernsten Laendern ihrsm
n r4ttn und nun Observation-Disclosures gemeiEsa-
K4r1t bewiesea haben.
"a tss sum Resehe vereinigten Deutschen yoIkes,
r 2<tnen warmer Dank allen fernen Stzmmesge-
~ Ersn patriotsche, of unter Gefahren und
f8eftgte Theilnahme die rationale Erhebung
Sec &ehritt der siegrsichen Here befuegelie. die
n lpier milderte ind ger Heilung der geschIage-
heitrug.-
Berlin, den 5 April, 1871.
Der tfaesidentd es Deutschen Reichstages.
~ F UR. II dSgN
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SHORT WEIGHTs.-We hear that in some shipments
recently from New Zealand, short weight is COM
planned of. A lot of potatoes is instanced, which was
short no less than 1000 pounds in 10000. Our New
Zealand friends should look to this.
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A SENSATIONAL REPORT FROM LAH41NA.-

By the Nettie Merrill from Lanina, we have a
strange story. By previous arrangement with Capt.
Gibson of Lanai, the schooner left Lahaina on We'd
nesday evening last, to take off GIBSON and family
and e~x.judge A. j. Lawrence, (vho has been on
that island ever since the late trial) and bring them
to Honolulu. Before the schooner reached Lanai,
she was overtaken by a boat from Lahaina, with
orders to return Immediately. This she did,
and the reason given is that a conspiracy had
been discovered between Messrs. Gibson and Law
renee to take fOreible possession of the yNtttie
on her arrival at Lanai, and in her have the islands,
without the ceremony of obtaining passports. This
was so much credited by the owners of the schooner
at Lahaina, that they dispatched the Sheriff IS boat
to bring her back, as above STATED. All sorts of
stories, additional to the above, are afoat as to the
party on Lanai being well armed, desperate, ETC., but
the above are all the facts that we can gather from
Cant Crane.
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NOTICE.

81 E4LE INFERRED THAT ON THE
WI ~ err A d. ISL, W. NJ WALLACE Of Ho-
NJ IS ta1r IN accordance with Sec. 8, Of An Act
ftrnl1E Ia this Kingdom by securing the copies
1Ff = the authors and prsprietors Of such
fFe- 81 the 51st day Of Dec A. ID. 1884, has de-
- 4H1 Pc title Of his chart sWoHace's Photo
n1e4f and Directory"
have hereuntO st my hand and caused
~ tFttor Department. 10 be affixed at Honolulu
y SEA A. d. 1871.
FERD. W. HUTCHINSON,
Minister Of the Interior.
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BASE BALL-We hear there will be a match game,
this afternoon, on the grounds makai of the prison,
between the Mechanics Base Ball Club and the
members of the Kings Band.
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WHO'S AFRAID PIT is reported that Gen. Grant,
who visits California this fall, will make a trip to
these islands. The idea makes one feel o little nerv-
Gus, but-let us have peace.
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FURNITURE WARE-RooMs.-We call attention to
Donnell's invitation (see ADVERTISEMENT to visit his
new furniture rooms, where his really splendid stock
can be seen to advantage.
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MAsoNIc-The Regular Monthly meeting of Ha-
waiian Lodge, No. q, F.. & A. NJ, will be held at
their rooms, Makee's building, on Monday evening
next, at u o'clock.
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THASKs.-Ours are due and hereby rendered to
the gentlemanly pursers of both the WongG Wonga
and City Of .Neibourne, steamers, for favors of
memoranda and late papers.
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THE CONCERT AT KANEoHE on Saturday last. for
the benefit of the church building fund, was well at
tended, and we hear the net receipts were about
$115. The singing was excellent, and is highly
spoken of by good judges who were present. The
harmony in more senses than one, was sadly dis
turbed by a party of young reprobates from Homo
lulu who, well supplied with liquor, created a distur-
bance which ended in a fight, and compelled the con-
cert to be abandoned before the programme was con-
cluded. 1t is satisfactory to know that the parties
concerned in the disgraceful affair were, on Monday,
arrested and fined for the onense.
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and Melodeons Tuned
rTD II e d.

49, C.. DERBY BEGS TO go
re public that he has secured "n
Z 4RENCE HOgISS. PIANIST.
/. |tralfa, and that he Is prepared To give les
La nt Tune and Repair Pianos and NelOdeons-
. -n1ei fr Balls and Parties ; Piano alone, or
: 80 Loplst Rates
n 81 .he -HEATRE, Or at Whituey's Bookstore.
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H1sroRY AT FAULT.-The Rip Van Wrinkle OF the
Gazette informs its readers that next Tuesday is
the eighty-ffh anniversary of American lndepen-
dence evidently been sound asleep during the past
ten years. One would suppose that the events of
l776 were of sufficient Importance in the worlds
history to have preserved the memory OF the date,
even in the mind of the somnOlent Rip himself, even
;f he had been an American.
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The NEBRAsKA, from Australia, is about due.
The CITY OF MELBOURNE sailed for Sydney via
Fiji at u O'Clock last night.
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MISSION CHILDREN's SocIETY.-A meeting Of the
Society viii be held this evening at the residence Of
n Rn.L-s.L
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LONG PAssAGE.-Contrary to expectations, the
Queen Emma had a long passage over-no less than
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A RETURNING LEPER.-The rumor was current on
Wednesday morning that a party of lepers had ar
rived in town from Molokai in boats. On inquiry
we found that one leper. a former captain in the
Hawaiian forces, after obtaining permission to visit
Honolulu to transact some private business, had
hired a boat and crew to bring him hither, and that
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A SUGGEsTIoN.-It is known that the late Mr.. H.
Pease, (whOse decease is announced in another
column) was the owner of a large and valuable col
lection of rare books, and also a cabinet of curiosities.
Now it would be a matter for regret that the valuable
books composing this library should either be scat
tered or allowed to be taken out of the country, and
we therefore suggest that the whole, including the
cabinet, be purchased by the government, and the
purchase money invested for the benefit of the
$500 cn-s1u
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FOURTH OF JULY.-We understand that the Minis
ter Resident of the United States will receive calls
from the Ministers and Officers of the Diplomatic and
Consular Corps, and resident American citizens,
between II noon and 2 P. NJ. AT 3 p. NJ. the child
rem of the Bethel and Fort Street Sabbath Schools
will call upon the Minister. A collation. and band of
music will be provided for the occasion.
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bereaved family.

THE CARANDINIs.-These ever popular and talented
artistes came down on the City of Melbourne, en-
route for Australia, having completed a professional
tour in California Their short stay here precluded
their giving more than one of their enhancing con-
certs, to which our citizens have listened so often
during their former visit. The Royal Hawaiian
Theatre was crowded last night, and the sweet
singers were greeted with rapturous applause by
their admirers, who constituted on this occasion the
entire audience, and were encored to the full limit of
reason. They sailed in the steamer last night.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0bertlser.
SATURDAY,, JULY 1,

y FOR THE MONTH OF July, ISL
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HAWAIIAN MESS BEEF.

A MEXICAN AND STOCKHOLM, IN
a barrels and half barrels. For sale by
jays BoLLEs Il CO..
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POLICE CoURT.-In the kahuna case, tried on Sat
urday. the usual amount of dreadful ~quackery and
superstitious mummery was proved, as well as ad-
ministering of the poisonous substance aka, and a
decoction of which the root-bulbs of the ape-a spe-
cies of gigantic taro. There were three doctors
engaged, and one was fined $25, and the other two,
500 each. The latter have appealed to the Circuit
Judge. There has been little other business of i'm
portance in the court the past week. A half Chinese
boy was sent to the Reformatory School until of age,
for stealing So from his guardian several DRINKS
were fined and admonished a Chinaman was held
for larceny from a fellow countryman unusual, for
they seldom prey on one a%nother); and a couple of
civil suits were entertained by which two mechanics
got a taste of the luxury of going tolaw.
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A SAILING PARTY.-We understand that the boats
of the Honolulu Yacht Club will proceed to Puuoa,
on the 4th, taking a picnic party. 1t is to be very
properly a g temperance party, - and that fact ought
to comfort those who dread accidents on the water.
There will of course be the usual competition in sail
ing on the return, with a = fair start"
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FROM H1Lo.-By the steamer Kflduea this morn
ing. we learn that the schooner kate Lee had a mar
row escape from being wrecked at Onomea on We'd
nesday last. After getting under way from the buoy,
the wind failed, and, with a heavy swell, the schoon-
er drifted on to the shore, from which she was saved
from going to pieces by great e%xertiOns. After haul
ing of, with the loss of her rudder, she was towed
1Hilob bay by the steamer.
NIAsoNIC BALL The members OF Hawaiian Lodge
Nc. 21, F. & A. NJ, gave a ball at the hall of the
Olympic Club on Monday evening last, which was a
brilliant affair. The spacious hall was ~tastefully
decorated with flags and evergreens, and was well
filled with the beauty and fashion of our city. A
collation., in which every luxury was found. was pro-
vided for the occasion, the music by the Kings
band was excellent, and dancing was ~spiritedly
kept up until a late hour. On the entrance of 81. E.
Governor Dominis and lady, the band played the
national air. One feature was noticeable, and which
appears to be getting fashionable-the refreshments
were all of the Good Templar order.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

SUPERIOR CoURT-CIvIL TERM-DEwEY, j.
4 Tuesddy, Feb. mo. 891, Addison C. jackson
VS.. Laban B. Stevens. An action to enforce a
resulting trust under deed of conveyance of
certain real estate in Sturbridge. Jury disa-
understanding 9 to 8. Very and Bartholo-
NEW for the plaintiff, Aldrich and Stockwel for
the defendant.
No. 400, Rufus Haywood VS.. Charles Bemis.
An action on a promiSsory note. Taken from
the jury and reported.
No. 1902, Se9a A. Childs IS. Benjamin H..
Guild. Special Judgment for the plaintiff for
s29.51 damages and $22 "a costs.
No. 1908, Susan B. Aldrich VS.. Benz H. Guild.
Special Judgment for the plaintiff for $3.50
damages and $21 .04 costs.
No. 1904, VIM. II. Quincy VS.. Jesse Darling,
specjal Judgment for plaintiff for S53 25 damages
and S15.S9 costs
No. 1924, Caroline L. Whitney VS.. Levi. S.
Whitney. An action of repleviu to recover pos
session of $57 worth of household goods re-
strained by defendant, and claimed by the plain
tiff. whose husband is a son of the defendant, as
belonging to her. The defence was, that there
was no intention to distrain the goods. The
narties reside in Webster Verdict for the plain
tiff. Stockwell for the plaintiff, Very for the
defendant.
No 1925, Mary Griffin vs.. VIM. Namara.
Special Judgment for plaintiff for s2ls.eo dam
ages and s2s 81 costs.
No. 1926, Peter Bates ct al vs.. Austin F. Put
nam. Judgment for plaintiff for s125 damages
and S25 costs.
On trial, No. $50, Levi s. Whitney and son VS..
Emily ]. Joslin. A suit to enforce mechanics
prn for labor and materials furnished in the
/ building of barn in Webster, Very for the
plaintiffs, stockwell for defendant.