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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-22
DIED.

In Honolulu, on Monday Evening March 18th AMOS 5.
Cox aged 81 years
AMOS Cook just deceased born in DAnbury Com
in llO the pous parents highest respectable
"; his amongst the Of the place
When young he entered his town. and after
a New York, where he book keeper in
the large commission house q Tonson and Booth in Front
Street for several years His employers we're beth pous
excellent men and here he first ound that Saviour
be had been taught in his ehhoc and Immediately united
with the Presbyterian Church under the Of Rev L. G.
Ludon from which he number ofothers subsequently,
eoiouized form another church which they called that
eloquent and devoted man. Rev Dr. Lansing which be
maintained his connection I'LL be the Hawaiian
Islands He ofthe Few who, from duty
remained his pJst when New York by
and seourgs the cholsa ls3s He finally ls
his position in New York, tor which he well adapted
aud where he highly appreciated and esteemed study
the ministry bat before he had completed his stud
urgent cali from the A. b c T. NJ for teachers these
Islands led him finally select this calling and field
Dor his sailed from 14th 1854 and
reached here April 9Th, ISL. No ever more in
in his calling than NJ Cooke, and
strumsntal than be duriug the voyage bringing about
that change in the Captain second and crew which
these occrs the their here
unite themselves with the Mission Church pao-
rsl care Of the Rev Hiram Bingham
When the General Meeting assembled be and his excellent
about be established AID tbs subsequent experience
twelve years proved that better selection could have
made In this Christian family the present aud King
and neatly all the mobiles Of the realm found Christian home
and Instruction through the period Of their youth which
home and Instruction believe be remembered with gra-
titude BY them all.
In ISi3 Mr.. Hail. Of the agents Of the mission being
appointed editor Of the FlyHssiaa newspaper. Mr..
Cooke Who had received mercantile education suitable for
the pslu called TO act agent for the mission. In
ISL in 4uence Of the transition Boards
work the Islands and its request took his dusson
from the Boards service and aided establishing
tile house Il Castle Cook, with which be remained connect
ed till the time Of his death though the Of his
health for few years past has disabled him for active bust
ness
In is2 the organization Of the Fort Street Church, he
chosen its first deacon, in which capacity be continued
as long his falling health lasted
For the warmth and earnestnt and stability Of his zeal
he has had few equals A merchant and Christian be
known and highly esteemed many years well
Missionary teacher and principal Of the Royal School
He leaves aide circle Of friends who viii bear testimony
his purity, simpIminensss and upright honorable eAre
ter
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J. II. Hopper. 3lst. Antonio Manuel sth, 6run-
valid 4 Schultz. 5th. ]. Widdideld 10th, p. II.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 18th. J. widdiasl4.
Both, c. Brewer.
Wholesale Spirit.-HONOLULU- ". G.
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Horse.-H0N0LULU-l Alex Kelly, 10. 1876.
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EXTRAORDINARY BEAK At BmLIARDs.-On Sstur-
day last, at St James Hall, while W Cook, jun,
HdJoseph Bennett tehampionl were engaged in one
Of their weekly exhibition matches, Cook outdid all
previous performances with the cue The follow
ing are the particulars The game was 1000 up
Early in the game, Cook made breaks OF 90, a. and
los. when the score was calIed-Cook $50 to Ben
nett 2ls Cook then had to play, and Won the game
of the balls From so be go: BY all round play to
S93 He then obtained position for lis hvourite
spot stroke and made 81 spots, bringing him TO 5O+
He then lost the spot, bat continued to play an all
round game, scoring up to "a, when be had the
spot sgaiu and made s. consecutive hazards bis to-
tai nov being pa At 7g5 there was an interval for
ref-eshmeuts. On returning he made the eighty
fifth spot, then added BY all round play, and at
s0e got the spot again. he then made "a more con
secutive spots, bringing him TO loo, which won
tie game, with an unfinished break Of $50. Being
requested to finish the break he made "a more spots
wien he broke down TIE total break was 10,
and the total Number Of spots go. he scored the
loo il one hour 81 minutes, much the fastest on
record, and in all be made l62 points in one hour
II Minutes Tue break C75z) has never been equal
led at the English game the nearest approach 20 It
being Cooks oEn break Of 5I3 at Swansea II is
more than twice as large as the largest break ever
made BY any ether player-Tiz, 3i6 points, b. 70
beTts. sen some years azn--Lo5sdoa KaL
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DEArH OF Dr. LIvSesroSE.- The death Of this
great and vohdEenornsd African traveller Il Snoe
mere reported; this time from Posehsfstroom. and
apparently on good Authori,y. Mr.. &. PAvey, who
arrived at Natal from the above town, informs
Natal Fissa.) that regular post has recently been
established BY the Portuguese Governor now at Pot
ehsfstrOOu, to QuillimAne (MoEambiqus.) and that
BY this post letters have been received stating for
fact that Livingstone is more that news Of his
death has reached Zanzibar. Sir Roderiek Marohison
viii probably refuse to give eredenee to the report;
but. for our part. We believe Il is too true The
doctor has been too long missing among the fever
swamPs and savage tribes Of Central Africa to leave
much hope Of his re-AppeAranee among living men,
Ere4ass.
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THE usE Post Oace b1ilding being completed,
tle Postmaster General yesterday removed his Office
f--u the old Building into the rev. The rev Post
O.-e bgIdiug is built Of concrete, and is one ofthe
fusst buildings in Honolulu: rejecting credit alike
On the builder, Mr.. J. G. Osborne, who has per
formed bis work in most faithful manner, ard upon
those who have inauEurafed the erection Of baild
iuzs Of this material here + Is true that at the com
uencemsut Of the erection OF this buHding. mary,
uuacsuaiutsd With the properties OF the material
used had missivi1gs 70 its adaptabilityS but as
tie building has progressed, one By one they have
changed their minds Until the whole community
have cone 70 think that the huiifing Is rot OILY
ads of one Of the very best materials for this eli
nate. bit il arrhitectzre IS an ornament 20 tie
place It's 10 b boped that other Pabic buildings
soon De s-ccted vii sustain the eharzcfer OF the
architect and bailder, which they have earned IN
this
Ths old Pest 0nee bad been occupied for that
purpose Up to the time Of renovai yesterday since
March sih, Is54, period Of little oTer II years.
daring vhieh tine. 4 NJ whitney, Joseph Jackson,
A K Clark D. Kalzkzus, and A P Brickvood
have held the oaee Of Postmaster in the order Civ
en- above
From IsEs TO $50, the then Collector General
acted "a Postmaster for the distribution Of inter
Island letters II the Spring Of 1850 Nr whitney
pe-ifi0ued the Goserumeut to allow hin to open
Post oEee, which petition vas granted; shortly
after which tine. be hrfed NJ an ofsee in the old
Tb,assi1a ohee fsifuated vhere the new Post Once
row stnn6sl from Ehence il vas removed 10 the
oGre Just vacated
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CONSISTING OF
ENGLIsH PRINTS, Fancy Lilac. & Mourning,
II Sairsing Prints, Twilled ehintH Prints
Fancy Muslins. Victoria Lawns mosquito netting
Superior black Cobourg. black Alpaca,
French Merinos and Grape, wooden dress Goods,
Black and blue Broad Cloth,
' White Moleskins.
White Drills.
White Duck,
White shifting and LongclOth,
Brown and Blue Cotton Drills, heavy
Brown and Blue Cotton, Ticking,
Blue Denims, very heavy,
Blankets large size assorted colors,
Bleaehed Linen Sheetng,
Blue Alhambra Red Quilts,
White Bed Quilts,
Fine Linen ImperiAls,
White Linen Cotton Turkey Towels.
Superior Linen Handkerehiefs,
Fancy Cotton Handkerchiefs,
Turkey Red Yellow Hd'kfs.
Plain White Flannel,
Blue Twilled Saxony Flannel,
White MerinO ocks,
Grey Mixed Socks,
Ladies White Hose,
Fancy Damask Table Covers.
Black silk Neckties,
Fancy Alpaca Blouses,
Fine Linen Bosom Shirts,
White Cotton Shirts,
Fancy Calico Shirts,
u..vv M.-i0o Under shirts.
silk Unit. Under Shirts.
Brown Cotton Under SHIFTS
Turkey Red suspenders.
Black silk Umbrellas,
Black Silk Elastics,
Blue Cotton Thread.
Wooden Cotton Girths.
Feather Duster,
Boiled Linseed Oil.
Ground white Lead, Red ochro.
and Venetian Red
Scotch Hemp Canvas,
Russia Duck, Light heavy.
Bright Fencing Wire.
Hoop Iron. from in. to II in.
Timed Sancspans with Covers,
D''' Galvanized Risail, Gas Pipes. Z to lin.
Galvanized Iron Buckets and Tubs,
Cabin Lamps and Lanterns
c. c. Iron with brass guards,
Fine Pocket Knives and Steel Scissors.
Crushed Sugar,
French Pease au naturel,
Malaga and Sultana Raisins,
Currants in Jars,
Salad Oil.
eOdlirsr Oil.
' sessences Of SHIELD Almonds.
Liverpool Salt,
sausages in Tins
Wiltshire Loaf Cheese,
Dutch Loaf Cheese.
Malt Vinegar in Demijobns and Barrels.
Cream Of Tartar,
Gin In Baskets AMI Boxes,
Rum in Barrels,
India Coope Co., Ale,
Claret in Boxes,
Rhine Wine,
sehiedam Aromatic schnspps.
Drnville Irish Whiakey,
Manila Horse Rope,
Stockholm Tar,
Pitch in half Barrels,
Portland Cement,
Fire Bricks square and arch,
Blacksmith Coal,
Muntz Yellow Metal and Compassion Nails,
Best Rife Powder in J u TINS
goo bbls New Oil Shocks,
100 Tons West Hartley Sean Coal. 2-5n
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l15 l--- lazag- - reals b. tie F-zz-a-1-E bsius
easy ---zssa-lr- -z-szgt.zs The is-auis z1-u
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EvESISs ANusExESr.-Thsre are a number Of
young loasers vhe hang around certain places Of an
evening and make themselves conspicuous greatly to
the aisgust and auneyAnee Of resPsstsble persons
passing onSatariay evening. for change Of aause-
msnt, crowd Of them gathered in front ef Chinese
fruit store en- NuuAnu Street. some pretending 20
make investment with the celestial while the others
made raid his stock, and committing other acts
Of snnoyanee. A gentleman passing up the street,
gave information . Policeman the next corner,
bat before be eoad arrive the boys took their heels
each picking up some fruit which they returned sim
ultsasously 70 the ChinsuAn. as 4 parting shot.
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roRT OF HONOLULU.

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-s-Fs lass -l-e--g sea s-zs very fas
arar u11 CE-t Gale = the Netlis
U aa lrl-1- as 1az- ralsod a. La1-l-a-
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PA>>ENGERs.

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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
E..a.s q 9. BRowN. dses..sd.

Estate Of L. BROWN, deceased
THE UNDERSIGNED, ExECUTHIx Of
Il the VIII Of Z. Brown. late Of Honolulu, decsased,
hereby gives notice TO all persons having claims
against he said estate 70 present the within six
months from this date, Only authenticated and With
proper vouchers 70 9. B. Dole. Esq. al his oeee IN
Honolaiu, or fhsy will be forever barred AID all
persons indebted the above estate requested 70
naks immediate payment % the said 5. B. Dole. Es4
MARY ,. BROWN
HoaoIuiu. March IS. 1871. ~.
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LOCAL NEWS.
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YIGrLAycE OF GERNAS SESrISELs.-RusseI, in
Of bis letters the London Tines thus notices
the extreme vigilance Of the German sentinels around
Paris: They suspicious Of every one not in a
German uniform. The next best thing to not being
in ali1irs Is 70 be on horseback, if with military
bride and saddle all the better. If they challenge
4 civilian which they do almost invariably when you
are entering village, nothing short Of pass from
the Crosses Hadpt QUARTER Seiner Msestat dss Kou
igs, or one from the headquarters Of the army in
whose lines you travelling, will avail you. After
HightfaH they make ready and raise their ueede-gun
breast high before shouting " HaltP' To advance
another step would be to seal your fate, If you had
al the written permits IN the world. To pass post
at night, you must either have the word" or be
known to the seatiuels, or be accompanied By some
one who IS known to them. There are two ssntinels
at every post Even if you know the password
there Is considerable risk in trusting it should you
speak German with foreign accent. This is the
opinion Of officers, and accordingly they are consid
crate enough send an orderly with any foreigner
who has legitimate occasion to 90 by post at night.
This prompt vigilance on the part of these soldiers
arises solely from disciplined sense Of duty for bet
ter fellows there cannot be a stranger when they
fad be Is enemy. and they are respectful and
oblging. They viii come to your aid in a difficulty
and after considerable experience among them have
never kn0En one Of them who was not ready to rem
der service without, to all appearance, any inten-
ton Of seeking reward for their eiyililty. smoke
Is the al comforting solaee Of German soldiers
istsnee have been On the lookout to discover one
Of them, when not on duty OF eating. without pipe
or cigar in bis mouth. When l do, shall make
note Of it. To help their teeth il supporting such
weight, many Of them have a cord round their neck,
to which attached their heavy double pipe Of china
OF carEeG Wesi.
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s-aE-We --a-s tE the Fi---r. s1ze CT the
E-az r.-s esq ---zs-i g. tziz F-rt- Sszs Ct tlsa
Es a- tE--a----r-v s--s ana lezEtE- Iais a5diti-a
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.af z-- sr.-r se res=-s -l-ilg thsa. l. another
-E ls l-,--F--zl e car stiF-sz-pszll-s. t-au
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Ok Thursday and Friday Of last week the regular
terra examination held At the Punahou School.
The exercises were Interesting and showed eonsidsra
BE advance the part Of the scholars, perfection
nearly possible seemed 70 have been attained in the
higher branches Of mathematics. in history and ply
losophy, bat the pleasing feature OF the tEodays
the progress observable in elOeutonary branches
The reading very fns and expressive. At the
close q Fridays examination. Master Henry Poor
stepped upon the platform and with few SpPrO-
pirate remarks presented President Alexander, for
the boys very handsome gold pencil With holder he
followed BY Miss Sarsh Peree. with two beauti-
ful bound volumes Of the Land and the Book
gin from the young ladies to the President. Mr..
Alexander was taken completely BY surprise and for
\ moment e5nld make no reply. He then thanked
the donors for their kindness and good will and with
Few eloquent remarks. reviewed the history Of the
institution since his connection both scholar and
teacher. His remarks melting to earnest efforts aud
noble life citing close to his career as Presi-
dent He viii begin upon the survey Of import
points about the group preparatory the great
work Of which he has charge. We understand that
the PuuAh0u School viii be continued for the present
under the care Of Professor Church.
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cALIFoRNIA cHEEsE,

CALOON PILOT BREAD, CRACKERS
- Jenny Lisd Cakes Jumbles, etc.. etc.. received
Pei. Moses Taylor. O. BoLLEs CO.
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FOR SALE!

THREE Cylindrical Tanks, I-4th inch plate.
Il Capacity Of each. 1900 gallons. For sale By the
10 HcNOLSLU IRON WORKS CO.
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CASE Cg PErRIFAcTIoS.-W. Potter, Of the town
Of Dawson, has just erected handsome monument
his lot in Pine Grove Cemetery, and had the re-
mans q his father, sisters-inlaw brother and
Z nephew removed from the farm to the Cemstery.
recently. The father had been buried over thirty
years, the nephew, fifteen. On opening ths.graves.
all the e0fius but one were found to be perfectly
sound and lying II water which struck eonsid-
cradle time before the eofius were reached. The
latter being too heavy for removal, LEFT undis
turbei, hut raising the remains to place them in
proper rvceptaces for Refinement it found tha;
the body Of Mr. Potters father completely petri-
sed from the neck below the hips presenting the
appearance Of perfectly seulptured gray statue,
and retaining the sharp ring Of stone when
touched with the shovel. The head and lower limbs
had undergone the Usual changes, but the arms and
hands which were folded on his breast retained their
w0uted position and form, and were also Of stone.
M Potter II years cid at the time Of bis death
and was Of full. stout appearance, which his
body still presents. 1. W Potter informs that his
nephew's grave not deep the others, and that
though he had been the last inferred his coffin was
entirely decaved.- ~ gfcgrius Citizen
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-22

NOTICE IL hereby giTen to all parties
~ interested in the settienent Of the b0undaries
Ct the lands Of KAapaha. and Of half Of Aaianahae
in the District Of Hauakua, and Of keaiaheEa "a
and0 Pzuepa situated n the district Of Sgrfh Eo-
hala, that MONDAY. the 18th day Of April, ISL. a.
10 0'eioek A. u. is the tine for the settlement
Of the bo1ndz-ies CT said lands, the Court House
n Waine4, South Eehala-
Boundary C0unisslcrer, Cd Ju1- CIrs't-
Hiio, Hawai-, March Is, 1871. Ie-3t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-22

MrssEs- JUDD LArrOS are nov in receipt Of the
best qualities Of japanese and Chinese imported
expressly from those countries for them. See adver
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-22

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE!
IL Il Al II STATE!
Richards Street, Honolulu.

In PURSUANCE of an Order issued out
il of the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian Islands By
Hon A s. HartEsli. Vice Chancellor. on the 18th
dag Of Mzreh, A. D. Is71, the uudersigned, Admin
istrator Of the Estate Of Her Majesty, h 4. KAPPA
EUHAILI, the late Queen D0Esgsr, deceased, will
cause 70 &c sold at public a1etioa