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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-11-16
SIMMONS

V7yzsssaEzss z1-Eszaf The sympto m
yof Liver eompla nj
are uneasiness q
pains in the side
GTHMONN' @Someti m g th q
hImMOlO 5pafn fstn tn Q
ishOulder, and y
mistaken for the
rheumatisn. The
zzz,u--r-1-sstOm ach Is Affect
ca with los Of qDTl1sfits and sickness. bowels
I'm general c0stiVe. sometimes alternating
with lax The head IS troubled with pain >
and dull, heavy sensation, cOnsiteraDle loas
of memory, accom- panied with palnIul sen
SatiOn Of having LEFT undOnP Scmeth1nS
which ought to have been done -' n com
planning OF weakness, debility ~ sp1r-
- taetimes
! Imauy o. re above
7symptoms attend
: ithe disease, and at
) LIVER ssR ssRs5 6f tIPss sRsn; ySs5z S5t
1rhe liver is gener-
"a lly the organ
most involved
-E..s.lHSC Cure the Liver
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-11-16

81 RRi Estate, Claim, and General Insur-
oTlca Aaent, Tidin, Ohio. Once in Grum-
Msll's block, opposite the Firnt National
Bank.
June u
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-11-16

H. b. AARTIE, N. d,
nHYBTCIAN AND SURGEON. Once
In Empire Block Washington street
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-11-16
~ ETOEER.

nHYBICIAN AND SURGEON. once
IN Kirchneris Block, Main street. Thin,
Ohio, Residences No. 9 Clay street, Second
Wari. July 2
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-11-16
aEoRGE GARsMaH

"A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At
a Law, and interpreter in the German
French and Italian languages before the
afyfi and criminal Courts Of the State. A
aloss study and application 70 these and
ether Languages, IN q sojOurn Of fiye years
IN France, Germany, Switzsrland, Italy,
Grsece Syria, Palestine, Turkey-PrOper and
EnGla1d, VII, 10 r. believed the better rec
ommand him IN this branch Of his profeS-
sion. once With Dr. Crawford.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-11-16
MONEY CANNOT BUY I'll
FOR SIGHT is PRICELESS.
The DiamOnd GIaases-

Manufactured by J. E. Spencer & Co., NY.
which are now offered TO the public, are
pronounced by all the celebrated Opticians
Of the World TO be the Most PERFECT
Natural Artificial help TO the human ever
known.
They are ground under their own super
vision, from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted
together, and derive their name, Diamond
on account Of their hardness and brillancy.
The Scientific Principle on which they are
constructed brings the core or centre OF the
lens dirtctly in front or the eye, producing q
clear and distinct vision, as IN the natural
healthy sight, and preventing all unpleas-
ant sensations, such as glimmerfng and
wavertng Of sight, dizziness, &C., peculiarts
all others In use.
They are mounted in the finest manner.
In frames of the best qualily, OF all materials
used for that purpose. Their finish and dur
ability cannot be surpassed.
CAUrIoN--None genuine unless bearina
their trade mark stamp on every frame.
j. HARTMAN a SON, Jewellers and
Opticians, are Sole Agents for Tifiin, o., from
whom they can only be obtained. These
goods are not supplied TO peddlerI, at any
price Jan. l2-ly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-11-16
Josh Billings Advice teH YOaBg
DOcktOFs.

Hire an offs on the main strete Of
the village, and stay in the offs.
When yu du % out alwus 90 on the
jump.
Don't never talk much on eny sub
ieck. but always look MYSTERIOUS.
Seldum % u church, but when VI
do, alwus leave before the church
duz.
Charge everybody like thunder and
Iite1ing.
If VI ph0lle- these rules cIussly.and
don't suckceed, yu kan KUN tew the
konklusiOn that the dOcktriue bizf-
ness amt so good as it wuz last wear.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-11-16
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
ALFRED LANDON,

A TrORNEY AT LAW. once In Grum-
81 melI's new block, nearly opposite First
National Bank, Thin, Ohio.
Aurfl Il. I87I
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-11-16
lsIooo REWARnf

A reward OF One Thousand Dol
lars will be paid % any Physician
who viii produce q medicine that
viii supply the wants Of the people b
than the article known as
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-11-16
PHILTPP KMICH,

NOTARY PUBLIC and Dealer IN Books,
N Periodicals and Stationery. Cider Vim
egar on hand. south OF COurt House, S4hIh-
Ell Etrsst, Tifin.
Oct %, l87l--ly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15
COMMERCIAL.

H1r0LULC. FEBRUNRTis ISL
Ths vs.thc- continues very unfavorable for the
sanla.aus - fzT getting OF their crops is con
o.-u,a- and some have bad 70 stop work account
rr ne roads hcinr iupHssable-
Tlas schooner Maggie johnson sailed on the 10th,
va q ial oz-ro Of sarHr. MolAsses, and Pulu.
ne harksuiiue G-zse Roberts Is al hand, with
-a-r, 1T Redwood Lumber 70 Walker Allen. She
a., t-surh sa-as 900 he o Potatoes as cargo, and
~ i-au1-r uboui then the vessels arrival made
f1ariisst rhaf the mako not overstocked, and
sur r-o-rccf that they Would bring something over
f--n- r-es that is, e 20 le per pound. They were
sz &C. arti1r. and brought &C per pound, which we
t-Ilsrt b he highest prioe ever obtained for the
s-l1is u thh zz-kcs- We would not advise shippers
g. b. ssa ~ tiif fru-c. they are more likely to
- Fst.s dT a csuf than the above price
Tts y C Nzrr.y. nov loading for San Francisco,
- r. s~ay n a fev DAYS. soon the weather
usss.-.ss. Hisis The Comet viii also sail IN a few
carr g. thr Sane pu-t-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15
MEMORANDA.

ErrHr- uT EEs susas.-The British brg susan, W
uz Hzas lsi sydney 0iober 2. $50, aud arrived a;
- laaua-g - 1-l zsiuE experienced strong North
ease uius T--se- AZ Tahiti there were Ger
r-H H.- uli1t lad recently been captured by French
u.a-FrszaIs nut rlcu-fvur. Of which LEFT
~ a-f t.aF il-5 ihs bris len, The brig ByEauiium,
Ca-t Clnaar a-rired Tahiti January Oth and would
o. HH1al at1ai the latter part q January. Leii
T.lr Ialua-r liza ilr Hauaiuiu, and had moderate
,Is 1 ENE tss line FROM thence until reaching the
s-ls i.l u.-e-zfs E.steily winds with occasional rain
ans Arrived CHI. It tie morning q the 9Th inst,
a.1l- rassa-r - truHtysir day.
Er-1- r ELEErs-Izr I1HEETs-The Am barkentine
s-z7r EEs-s, G-a Kuaoks. Master, len Eureka, Hum
l gslg c. ths pari Sith ~ .oJ0 feet q assorted
l-1Err ta Ne--rs wrter a Amen. Experienced 81 Sw
s-ls u.t1 rs-iur Las l2sH W Lat SO 30 n within S
dzs Hlzul then go light winds from tho North
vil s1.g 80 .n sroaE lasting until arrival Sight
Ea sud q Maiokai saturday, FEB Il Al G N,
rar 0s Head a. p ~ and arrived in ibe harbor at 4
49, a - lsys Fazsz-c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15
Samples will be Sold without Reserve.
Liberal Terms at Sale.
Z. P. ADAMS, Auctioneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

By ORDER OF SANFORD B. DOLE, ADMINISTRATOR OF
The ESTATE OF WV. II. BRAY, DECEASED.
TT is ORDERED BY THE COURT
that the said Sanford 3. Dole be. and he is hereby
authorised to sell at public auction to tho highest bid
der, at Honolulu Aforesaid at IL o'clock. noon, on
SATURDAY, THE 25th DAY OF FEBRUARY,
A D. 1871 or such other time and place as this Court
may direct. all right, title and interest Of the said de-
ceased in and to the real estate hereinafter described
and that the said Sanford u. Dole do give notice Of
this order by publication hereof in the Hawaiian and
English languages in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and
Az 0KoA, newspapers printed and published in Homo
lulu aforesaid, and by posting the in at least
three conspicuous and public places in said Honolulu
for at least three successive weeks previous to the said
sale, and that be make due of his proceedings
to this Court within ten days after such sale.
The following is description Of the real estate or
dered to be offered for sale
" Commencing the makai side Of Queen street at
the east of this lot the boundary s. go Is
W. lS7 links to the southeast corner Of this lot ;
thence N 400 30 w. SO links to the southwest cor
ner; thence n. $50 49, E. l72 links to the northwest
Queen street aforesaid thence s. 47o 15 L.
9l4 links along said Queen street to point Of com
mencement containing 10 l. 10 square rods. There is
fine cottage this lot, With out-house. The
Government water Is laid on 10 pipes.
SANFORD b. DOLE,
Administrator of the Estate Of Wan. II. Bray, decd.
saw E. P. ADAMS, Auctioneer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15

JACK AsHoRE.-H affords considerable amuse-
men: to any observant mind, to notice the peculiar
tiles of men-of-wars-men when they are ashore on
liberty. On board ship, Jack is a thorough dis
eipinarian, and obeys the orders of bis superiors
without murmur, but ashore, be is full of fun and
frolie, and considers nothing but his own inclina
tons. He has decided taste for tsiauoring-up.p
and he cannot resist the temptation Of little eques
trian exercise. The other day gentleman went in
to restaurant near the Sailors Home and left bis
horse fastened 20 tree by. British tar came
along, and seeing the horse, his ideas of ueaun and
taisa being slightly confused by over indulgence,
could not resist the temptation so he jumped on the
animals back and rode OF The owner, attracted BY
the CHATTER OF the horses hoffs Immediately rushed
out and gave chase. he soon came I'D with the
fugitives, caught hold o. the reins with one hand
grasped Jack with the other and called Justify for
the Police The tar managed to get loose and made
for the Sailors Home, followed bv the indignant
gentleman and was soon surrounded by a number Of
bis shipmates. Jack excused himself BY SAYING be
thought the horse belonged to shipsnate and made
an ample and satisfactory apology Il is hardly nc
cessaJ to state that the aid Of the police was not re-
CURED TO settle the difficulty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15

fEcGzEss OF THE FIsIs.-We are in receipt OF
eaies from The Fjis ur to the slst of December. by
The Schooner Maggie johnson. The Fiji Times OF
that GATE has long article on the progress Of the
islznds- six ysars ago Levuka, the principal town
ofthe group. contained population Of so whites,
ant Of whom there were about $50 more throughout
TIE isl-uds Nov there arc over s,6OO English
sFc1kiug people on the Islands, OF whom, over COO
arr resident in Levaka- Five years ago, the total
exports were Of the value Of $1,000 for the wear
lss2 their value was estimated At over $4,000, Of
uairh cctton represented Efs,0oo Plantations for
nc cuiturc Of the last named article and also of
nee. maize. arroE-rnot, fEpiooa, coffee uutmegs,
orauces. &C. are being established on an extensive
scale throughout the islands. The TINES complains
81 he many ISLANDERS and Misrepresentation that
unbiished in the Australian papers with regard
g Fi SOD rs socisty to the effect that LeVuka is
cputiuued scene ofot and dissipation, and the set
lers generally, devoid Of truth ana honesty Asa
cuutrsGiciioa 10 sneh statements the Tines points
70 The progress and prosperity OF tho islands, and
says that Levuka in regard TO quiet and good order
Vii compare favorabiy with any town 10 the colo
nies. he article concludes with an extract from
tle report Of the Melbourne Arys' special cores
Fondent which IS follows: q" The planters, taken
a whole, are highly respectable body OF men,
Elauy Of whoa have held good positions in the Co
lo1ies, and rot few OF them are gentleman OF edu-
cation and refinement To our mind the best evil
asuce 81 the prosperity OF the place Is, the FIJI
Tines hsen- Il Is not more than two years ago
siuce 4 started small folio sheet and was publish
a oncs week Il has now attained the prupor-
liens q this iournsi has large number Of adver-
sisemeuis is ably conducted, and published twice
Week
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15
Notice Consulate.

MMRS LES FRANCAIS, resultant dams
WI 10 Royaume Hawaien sont inf0rmes que les
benefces dd decret damniste rendu propos de Il
Ccntenaire de Napoleon I, achievement an service
militaire ct maritime eesser0nt dexister dater du
Is Fevrer proclaim.
Tout Franeais qui naurait pas satsfait aHx lois do
Ia eOuscriptiOn, on qui ne serait pas certain
de la Tegularitc de ses papiers n Get
egaTd, doit sc pourvOir sans delai ct par lettrs,
aupres du Consulat de France, peine d'strs al
reinforcement expose rgueurs des lois militairos
Ceux qui, apres Ia present notification, dument in
seree dams le Journal oficiel da Goavernemens Ha-
waien negligerons 5= faire los demaTohes indqaees
assumerout sur eux souls la Responsibilities
de ienr conduite.
4st THEODORE BALLIEU.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15

Long PAssAGE.-The Bark Nabob, which was re-
ported last week, made extraordinarily long pas
sage out, considering that she did not make any
port since leaving Boston. Her passage ont was
lsi days. She was off Cape Horn Is days of
that time. In looking over the marine columns of
the San Frsncisco papers, notice that the vessels
at that port from the Atlantic during the past two
months, have also made very long passagcs-scveral
of them having suffered considerable damage during
the terrific weather off Cape Horn. Some have been
forced TO put into Falkland Islands for repairs.
One arrival at San Francisco was 137 days from Rio
de Jsneiro, aud another, 226 days from Glasgow
Very few short passages have been made during the
past winter from Atlantic purts-the shortest pas
sage made being that of the clipper ship Great Ad
mlral which arrived at San Francisco Jan. 9th, Us
days from New York
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15
correspondence.

HoSoLULU, Feb. 18th, ISL.
DEAR SIR:
In appreciation of your courtesy to US during our
stay in Honolulu, and your enterprise a Manager,
myself and wife offer you, herewith, Complimentary
Benefit.
Please let me know when you intend to take it.
Yours truly.
DANIEL E. BASDNANS.
CHAs. DERBY. ESQ.
HONOLULU, FEB. 18th, 1871.
DEAR SIR:-YOur letter Of this date tenderin, in
behalf Of yourself and Mrs. Bandmaun benefit to me
to take place at the Royal Hawaiian Theartre, on
such evening 1 may designate, has been received
Permit to thank you for your generous prefer and
at the time to select Friday evening next, 9th
inst.,) for said benefit. Very truly yours,
CHAs. DERRY
DANIEL E. BGNDNASS, Esq,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15

The following paragraph, from Philadelphia pa
per Of Jan. Sth, shows how incorrectly news is &C.
easionally circulated: In the latter part ofOctober,
1870, the United States steamer Saginaw ran
aground on Midway island, Pacific ocean, and was
lost It is believed that the accident was the result
OF bad management, and that most Of the crew were
drowned or starved 10 DEATH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15

ISLANDS IN Souri, PACIFIc-The following valu-
able information which has been received from II.
B. NJ Consul at Tahiti, relative to the position of
several islands of the Society Groups, recently
surveyed French Naval officers, will probably be OF
interest to our sea-faring friends:
iStar6uek Island, on which the French war trans
port Euryae lost on the night of the 4th March,
1870, lies east and west about 6 miles in length, its
western point being in lat. So 81 s., long 155 Sc
W., as determined by the officers of the Euryale.
This island is placed on sheet VI of the Pacific,
No. 2464, in latitude Sc 81 s, longitude 1859 so
W
MGido or Saunders Island The north point of
this island is considered to be IN lat l7o S. Al" S.
long. 1902 So W. On sheet VII. of the Pacific, No
2i65, its position is given in lat 17o 80 g., long
$50 - 4S W
Opdrd Island or Rdpd The longitude of the en-
traBce of the barbour of Ahurei, this island, is
considered to be 144o II W, instead of 144o 10
81 W, as shown on the chart of that island No 90
Bass Islands. The French ships Lamothe Piquet
and D'Entrecasteaux have both passed these rocks.
Their position is 46 miles to the southeast of Opara
island, and the southeast rock which is the highest
of the group, being 346 feet above the level of the
sea, is considered to be in lat 27o SIS 80" S and
long. 14S : IS w. On sheet XII of the Pacific, No.
1862 this island is placed in lat 27o So s. and long
l430 Is W
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15

o. --N g .tr utto kutauo sous-n. 'or Bakers L.
larL and sahr John N1uuE, far nauai
E-srhrs FarF Qasfu AID Mar. Tor kAzAt, Hokuele,
e. Nailkal. md May Elien, far Maui
G-Er Ia urrrF Adlc-r. Hartman. fr san Fraacisco,
sItT Ka-aale johnston, fr Jarvis Island
rl-Nr zr Narclr Idnstdn navtan for san Francisco,
-ra-s aaashL &C. Neiukai, and Active for Ha-
I'm Esr.atararha v and schr Annie for Hawaii,
=rtrs NsttIc Merrill ard kiuau FIR Maui War
"a g. Nalakai. and isabella. flr Kauai
r--Hr- s-tsr & n Wrrt. EsckuIan. fT 6uan0 Is
ra-<.Er Taxa O. uauaiL
rE--.E- I-lH1e fra koauhuu. Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15

Hrs ExcELLEScT, GOVERNOR DoMSIs and Hon
Mrs. Domins sailed on the Kilsuea on Monday eve
ming for Lahains, intending be absent from town
about two weeks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15

For THE GUANo IsLANDs-The schooner c. NJ.
Ward sailed on Monday afternoon with supplies for
the Guano Islands and also with materials for build
ing new railway track on Enderbury's Island
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15

KAHUsA CAsE--In the Police Court yesterday
morning, a native Kahuna named Levi, was tried
for practcing without license He found
guilty two charges, and fined fifty dollars for the
first charge, and twenty for the second
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15

We call attention to the meeting, to be held this
morning at II o'clock, of those interested in the
project of Hotel, at the Finance Office. The sub
scribers are expected TO choose Committee oftwo,
and to make such suggestions may be pertinent to
the brsiness in hand
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15
Consulate of France.

In CONSEQUENCE OF THE SUPPRESS
i sion Of the ChEncelery Of the Consulate. the
French Commissioner will attend personally, st his
residence, to all consular acts which his eompatrots
may require. Persons who have written communist
tons addressed to him requested TO deposit them
either at tho Consulate Of Italy in Post Office box
No. Al.
3-3 THEODORE BALLIEU.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15
PASSENGERS.

~ ss-,. I.,sHa Isr Kamans, Feb a,-wm Thompson, J
g-aa1. end q Natre iaboro1s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15

THGNKs.-we are indebted to Capt Knacke, of
the Barkentine Grace Roberts for late Humboldt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15
PoRT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

- s-sh-r Is.hal. itu KauaL And Active I'm Hawaii
E--lt-s rnuakI and kiuau fIr Maui
ra-Sf-r Ns-ris M-rlll IN Maui warwick I'm Molo-
a.. Luka. On Hawaii and stmr kilauea, I'm
Nl1duzrt T-s-ts-
L1-sahu Zsuus o. Eauai. Ns-y Ellen, I'm isau, Wal
Ga o. MliokaL Warsick, IN s-z and Am BIZ
6rsas Ealarts Ku.-ks. - days I'm Eureka
r--zat-s Earlri Tn Naui Ard Lunslilo I'm Hawaii
Il-srs fzu.hi On Naiosai aud fGiry Queen IN Kauai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15
Administering Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
IL appointed administrator Of the Estate o. J. n.
Thrupp Of Ksiziki, Hilo, Hawaii, decsased--hsrsby
requests all persons 70 present their claims on or be-
fore the frat day OF March next, they viii Be or.
ever barred, add all persons indebted 10 The abors
estate are requested 70 make imnsdafs payment %
L. SEVERANCE.
HiIO, Jan. sotb, ls5i.-44t. Adniaistntsr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15
SUGAR PLANTATION FOR SALE
WAIOHINU, KAU, HAWAII.

THIS PLANTATION CONSISTS OF EIGHTEEN
Il acres in Fee Simple vita a lease Of $50 acres Of
good Sugar land IS acres Of which is planted With
cane, to DC taken of in November the yield being e.
tmaied at two tons per There is 4 good DWELL
ing house the premises, with sugar-honse. boiling
house. sugar-mill with horse power the whole forming
a good Sugar Plantation, which may be enlarged n
necessary. For further particulars. apply to
ROBERT BROWN,
On the premises, or
WALKER &ALLEN,
3-4t H0nolulu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15
MARRIED..

wOODs-TALFREE--Atthe residence ofCapt Baldwin. U
s N. in San Francisco Thursday December 10Th 1870
Dr. GeO. W. Woods U. n, Miss Mary Talfree Of san
Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15
Administrators Notice.

In the matter OF the Eststo Of ALEX WHITE,
Of Moloaa, Kauai, deceased.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
Il appointed temporary administration Of The above
Estate, all persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified 70 present their sIsiss duly an
tbenticated TO the undersigned, and all persons in
possession Of property bel0ngisg TO said estate are
notified TO ascount FOR the same without delay.
LUCY WHITE
W. o. SMITH.
Lihue, Jan. 10, 1871. 2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15

ACCIDENT. "A somewhat ludicrous accident oc-
CURED on the valley road on Sunday morning last.
An old native was walking along with some meat
in his hand Following close at his heels were a
number of dogs, which now and again made hungry
attacks on the meat, which the man vigorously re-
PEELED with his feet A'horse and buggy approach
ing, the got out of the way to let it pass, but
just before it came up with him, the dogs made
another snatch at the meat. The native in endeav-
oring SO save it, stepped quickly aside, and the
buggy just then passing, he came in contact with the
wheels, which sent him sprawling in one direction
and his meat in another. Before he could recover
himself the dogs availed themselves of the oppor-
tunity and made OF with the meat. The sight of
the poor man with his woe-begone countenance, was
too much for the gentleman driving the buggy-he
laughed heartily as he drove off and threw dollar
to the native salye for his bruises and TO enable
him at the same time to replace his loss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15

For 5a1e.
Land & Cattle on the Island of Hawaii

HiHE LARGE AND VALUABLE LAND OF KA-
Il huku, situated in the District Of Kau Island Of
Hawaii, with hundred and forty head Of Cattle
There supposed 10 be in this Lard One Hundred
and Fifty Thousand acres. portion Of which 10 good
land abounds In Pull. It being considered the best
pulu station on the Island. A person Is ready 70
lease the goat for $500 per annum for term Of
years, the whole forming good opportunity for IN
vestment.
For particulars apply to
w. AUsTIg.
S-4t. HoDolnlu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15

TIE ROYAL HAwAnAs THEATRE--This evening
Herrand Mrs. Bandmann give very attractive bill
at the Theatre, when the entire comedy of Don
Caesar de Bazan will be performed, in which Mr.
Joseph Rayner will also appear The entertainments
during the past week have been as brilliant as usual
The theatre-going portion of the community can
congratulate themselves upon the privilege they are
now enjoying of witnessing the presentations Of
these eminent artists.
Miss Maggie Knight takes benefit on Thursday,
Tomorrow evening.
On Friday evening nth inst, Herr and Mrs Band
mann give benefit, under the patronage of His
Majesty the King to Mr.. c. Derby proprietor Of the
Theatre. The unwearied ezertions Of Mr.. Derby TO
cater acceptably for the amusement Of the public,
deserves their patronage which cannot be rendered
more acceptably than by attending his benefit in
force.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15

ANOTHER HILo PAcKET.-Messrs Foster & Co.,
have added another fine craft to their line of Hilo
packets, the brig Kamehameha V. This vessel, next
to the steamer is the most comfortable vessel in the
coasting feet. Her accommodations for passengers
are roomy and convenient and having two cabins,
both being nicely furnished which will no doubt
render her the favorite vessel on that route. She
sailed on Der first trip Saturday afternoon last,
commanded by Capt. II. Reynolds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-15
Executors Notice.
Notice!

A T the Government Pound, Panoa, there
At II NJ, on Wednesday, the 18th Feb Bay horse,
white forehead, brand indeseibable, belonging 70
Brown; and on Monday the 10th, s0rrel mzrs,
right, indeseribabie-
P. KAAIAHUA,
site Panoa, Feb II, 1870. Pound Master.