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MAJORITY REPORT.

Mr.. SPKAKRR-The Judiciary Committee
To whom was referred bill entitled an act
to regulate the per diem and mileage ofthe
members of the Legislature have had the
same under consideration, and have instruc-
ted me TO report the same back TO the House
with the recommendation that IL do not
pass
This bill proposes to fix the compensation
Of the members of this Legislature. while
the Committee are OF the opinion that the
same is now established by the Act of May
18th, 1871, and under the Constitution OF
this State mo alteration OF such compensa-
ton ofmembers shall take effect during the
session at which it Is made" All OF which
IL respectfully submitted.
w. J. WILLING, Chairman.
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Report recc vei and committee Nia.HIfE. n.
MR. SPEAKLH--Ihc uuocrsigGeI W1s H..
rected by tho Judiciary tomm.ueH U.
report the accompanying Dlll nu tul tr'
ton OF saiaries of certain plAcrIA lurt
Rom LoHLr
Report received
An net in relation lo salaries ul lHr.
lors and District Attorneys from tHe gsa
mlttee, was taken up aud referreI lH .
mittee on Erct ana Salaries of FH4..
OdiceBs.
Mr.. Leavell introduced au ult III u..Is..
the people 81 Mlasissippi against tIfgr.r
alton by railroad com panlfs lu Che trI.
portatlon Of freight. Eeferfct
Mr.. Horton Introduced an aai ll raitslHa
70 registration. Referred.
Mr.. hlmbrough Introduce HN h'. IT'D
amend section 2i0 81 chapter "' tat "a
Weed Code Of 1871. Rrirrle'.
Mr.. Bnldrldge introduced au trt IH rla.
tect the tax .pnyers. Referred.
SD. Boyd Introduced an fct lu relation Ia
county claims and county revenue. Aa
ferred.
bills fsTRpDUSED AND nlrEnhHr-
BY Mr. EvanAlntroJucedau act 20 eur
M. SAWYER introduced an act ro incor-
porate New Hope Prcsbytery OF che Cum.
berland PreAby tefiau ghurch.
Mr. Arnafesd introduced nn net O. rrrus
lnse -proceodin0s against railroad con- nflfrr
for fmluries done ~ stock.
NJ. Elsher introduced M set o. rrHrrI Hn
act entitled an act te amend nn nrt ta
protect citizens 81 cart1lu aluuala ~
those seofioun where ianelnE and t.mee
tcorTrprD or lerrru raarI
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BY Mr Duncan Tint o.. uiI IuTHf.r.
a bin 90 chtueo tho boundary between f..
counties of AbInIa8Ea HlI Calhoun. ruf I.
form q new county out ol prrl9us oi Es...
harha. Pamela Lafayette aul Calhoun g.u.
tics.
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State Librarian anQ Keeper Of Capitol.
Clerks Ro0m-Onc large desk, ono wash
stand. one book press.
judiciary Rp0m-Four globes on ch1nde.
Her com pletc, ons window curtain.
Stationery Room--1hree busters, twenty
one broom-, nine pitchers, two wash boNl4.
four boxes envelopes 800, 1000. one hundred
and two ink stands complete, four boxes
official envelopes 500, 1000. sevunty-iiva
mucilage bottles. one window curtain.
seven new ink stands, two boxes ink eyasers.
three boxes paper fastners, two boxes
blacking, two enrolling paper.
Comm ittee Room, Books and Papers
two reams legal cap paper, fifty document
envelopes.
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GENTLEMEN la accordance with resol-
ution passed by your honorable body, on the
sth inst. I have the honor herewith 10
transmit "A detailed list OF articles tur.ied
over 10 me by the Sera eant-at-Arms, $. J.
ireland, al the close OF the last session Of The
Legislature, May 11th, 1871.
Very re pCctfullV.
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mississippi Legislature.
SIXTH DAY
SENATE.
MONDAY, January sth, 1872.

senate met pursuant to adjournment.
,.-,.e-T--NI ess-s. A bbott, Campbell, Gleed,
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HUN6RY SHARK--We learn from Kawaihse
thzt about two weeks since a native, Kalolo. was
attacked BY shark while on his way from the shore
to the fishing ground in the Bay. The old mEu was
going out 10 small canoe, which, BY his weight.
was depressed in the water so that his legs were bat
few inches above the surface. he had Just passed
beyond the reef and was padding along unaware Of
any danger, when 8 large ana doubtless hungry
shark made break for him. The laws OF the
rsvenous fsh closed upon the mans thigh and the
canoe, making hideous wound IN the former. some
eleven inches long, and tearing the flesh from the
bone nearly half the circumference Of the thigh,
leaving il hanging down 60 shreas Is the teeth drew
away and leaving in TIC wood Of the latter three O.
four teeth, bro6en OF TIE man wss nearly drag
ced out 81 his canoe, which al the same time WIS
almost sWamPed by the onset OF the 6sh which
disappointed Of lis prey, Immediately disappeared.
The old man, though bleeding rrofusely from sew
cral wounded Arteries was able 10 get his canoe
back 10 the shore thankful for escaping with his
life; and on landing received from Mr. Chilling
worth and his native neisab0rs whatever help they
were able 10 bcsIow- From Mr.. ChHliu-wo-th. we
hear that the wound IS doing well and iha, the old
man Is ia fair wsy Of recovering. The teeth that
renained IL the canoe were two inches across the
line where broken, thus Indicating a shark Of m
usual size IS vel as strength The accident has
caused the natives OF KawaIhae 70 regard the placid
waters Of their bay IS somewhat more unsafe than
they have heretofore been considered 10 be.
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COMMERCIAL.
HoN0IrIr- - : -

HONOLULU, APRIL :, 1873.
We have 10 report the arrival Of three vhslsrs
since our last Issue, viz the Narsn-o uiae months
from New bedford. With go btls oil. mostly sperm
Josephine. SIX months from New Bedford. with $50
Bbls. sperm aad 200 bbls. whale oil. and Nautiius,
thirty months from New Bedford having taken since
. she lsl some s.o0o Ibis.
We have also TO report the bark Queen Emma. Is
Gays from san Francisco, with merchandise and
passengers 70 C. Brewer Co.; alec the An. ship
Kearsarse Il days. ea route for Bakers Island and
the An ship S5uors which touched outside, En- route
Tor japan.
The bark Comet le:l to-day fer san Francisco. with
fan cargo. chiefly sugar hides ana Puiu-
The Hav. brig ". h. Allen sailed Yesterday for
Tahiti. via KsuaIhae to take cargo Of live stock.
The bark Camden Is s; hand from Puget sound,
with lumber, TO z. Hackieli a Co.
The Queen Emma Is loading for san Francisco,
AID re nay look for the Noses Taylor OF the Oh.
Tie Hesperian Is about dee from Humboldt With
cargo Of redwood lumber ana VII load for san Fran
eiss7 with produce
In looking over or files Of European and American
commercial papers received BY the last ard by late
mails, We eza not help beng struck with the large.
steady and progressive rise in prices Of the great
STAPLE articles of commerce which has taken place in
th0se countries auriHg the past year rise which
shows Il present no sign Of abating. Referring 70
Prices Garment before US we find that between Feb
rua-y. ls7l. and Feb-uary. IS72. the value Of raw
cotton il those markets rose fully 50 Per cent Iae
value Of woods had wonderfully appreciated, and
some kinds possess double the value in February,
lS72, that they had IN Februs-y. ISL. The manu-
featured articles from these svo great staples has q
course also very seriously advanced during the
period II nothing however is the rise more marked
than IN iron ans manufactures Of iron. The restora-
zion Of peace to Europe and the consequent develop
ueut q al industries. seems 20 have created
unrreee5eated demand f5r that frst article Of neees
si;y in all manufacturing operations vel in the
increased railway and steamship facilities which the
lares importation q nav material. the distribution
q it and Of the Manufactured Arsis,es, neess,ates
Ircu rrod1cers and the manufacturers of iron fabrics
e1eusers AID even shpbuiders arr unable 70 seeePt
the orders that fow in upon them and II Great
Britain especially, in every yard throughout the
Kingdom. as one great steamship IS launched The
kosl q another is laid upon the stocks. Here in
Hava have hitherto hardly felt the elects q this
kind Of commercial excitement until it Is nearly over
Al the great eeatres Of commerce, but with our
present improved means Of Communication With the
rest q the world. merchants and dealers are nov
forced no-e quickly 70 srp1eeate and 70 BE Svs to
what Is going on around then.
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To ,is Eir0- q E1Io1iizH Gz-s.ts.
DEAR Sm-I observed notice in the paper 10 the
subscribers 20 the funds OF the Queens Hospital,
calling meeting on Saturday next Tor the purpose
OF making an alteration in their charter Allow me.
through your columns. 10 protest against this al
tempt 10 'step into nv shoes before aul dead
man. At the first meeting OF the subscribers 10
the fund for building the Hospital, was honored
by His Exeellency the late z, c. Wyiis With q re
quest that should move that the building De called
the Queens Hospital, which was done, seconded by
himself and carried unanimously. the election Of
trustees being made st jhs same time and having
the support OF some who have ruu their race upon
earth, viz: z c. Willie, B. ?, Snow, John Ladd
and Others. It was ny good fortune to be elected
trasee for the rst two years and served with the
best CT nv ability ! an now to be treated, with
some twenty other capable men. resident in Honolu-
H. who have each subscribed at least Sfty dollars
each, As 'the refuse Of civilization attempt be
iuE made 10 cast Us on one side as worthless. !
would Inquire whose fault Il Is that we have not pro
Per certificates or Membership Had TIE trustees car
rie5 ont the resolution which was made during the
first two wears 10 have furnished these certificates
should have ft more Interest in the institution and
should have made several new life members. II
there Is spark Of life in Houolula, trust it viii
be manifest 81 the meeting on Saturday and an
effort be made 10 support the Institution lis p-es
cut basis
remain, dear sir, your obedieut servant,
SCBsRIHER-
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRINED.


Nar III 3 Ms steam Cstu- L - firm
Victoria, Y I An uh shD Nsrengo Rarucs. emoaths
t7ul ho1lc. and sebr Rot Rev fro1 kocau.
1-iaw b l0ls1 . DAYS Newcastle An u Cam
den. R1hiusun - isys from psrs Gamble schrs Net
Ire Merrill fruH Naui. and Waruick fncm Molokai
@-Hav n ouccu Emma Gtlett, Is DAYS from Sau
franciSoa An N shp Josephine. Long mouths
from New Beifa-l Il ] Z NJ steam guubCst. Ten
gus Greeurash ~ eays FIRM NAlrsrAisl, uoute for
the Auogr. schrs Jeuuy River keoui Ana and Fairy
onegn tCm kauai kiuau f1lll MAN. and Juanita
frou NdlokaL
S-Am shr kes-rSs Eseld Is DAYS fruu san Frsncisca
Sl->tu- hilsuta fr- WinivNri Ports An stp Souorl
SImms Is t1ys frv-s san Francisco schrs Pauahi
and NdiksiNs fuui Mani Active from Hawaii
Arz 1-Sehr Nsnaossvsi f-ssl kar-si.
e-Schrs ksHaei froan Mani uianaA from Hawaii and
Az WI shr NautluS. smith. = months czt.
SAILED.
Mar 7-lisv h-S NHgHnu, Hgshes f,- Houssoae SIP live
Yankee and schrs lsushi f1r Maui. Mary Ellou and
Hattie f'- Hawaii and Mauuckawl flr Kauai
sS-Schr Annie fl- Hawaii.
2-Scir wa-vick ft- MoiakAI
Sa-ShrS Fairv Queeu and Jsuuy fr Kauai and Neftie
Ne--il fsr Mani
Sl-Au shr S1u0-s- Sims f1r Manila
Ap- I-Stmr kisuea Cor Winsuard Ports Nav t-c " II
Allen. SNYDER, or Tshi5i VIA Kavaihae. and schr
Jusuits r. Noitssi-
2-An bk C1use;, Fulier, f'r Ssn Francesca An shp
kra-0-cC Fred f7r Bakers Island schrs Rsuahi
81 Naui and Altire f1- Hawaii
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PASSENGERS.

Fg- IIouesoue per Suusau, Ns-sa IS Bruce Gem
sns v y Barnard, and Wong Yam.
Froa Po-t Gamble ps- Camden March aS-Nisz sophie
Euers1-.
F7cr San Franc~co per Queen Enrna Msrch sa-U Jack
G-ifE;h-
Fruu Niuiun-i P0-is per Stu- Kilsues March Sl-His
II c Harris, His EX : Mott smith Iuicv u A wiicuaan.
N-, Harris. Mss Wiieusun Mss Wiiegnsun. A
JAEGER pfuEr- and wife II ClFuvreII ! " W5iiffeld.
nsvcrilL saith. Georse. Capt Ross Il Hitchcock,
lssae NEgi and 10 5eck-
FO- Win3vuri Ports per st-nr Ksrsa April III Co-n-
well : W Wiiiife'd " c pa-ke. Vim Sniith W u Klsu-
WA Mss pury. p kahlugl Aki1us. ard about - deck.
F5- Tahiti rer " q Alien AT-iI LII BsrriJ; Tusfoo1r
7 B1uuiiu. Auaa, AMI and A71-
For san Frsncfsoo per Colss April s-w n Gordon
Crirle- fiariy Ia Tsyi-, Alfred wight NJ SULLIVAN
" Patty and John Brash
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Licenses Expiring in March, 1872.

DETAIL--HONOLULU 0ahu-sth, GunWald
n Schultz; 18th. August strehl 18th, Ira Rich
aris0u 18th, Pu Cbun 2oth, Thos. Wits 10th,
Lum Tai goth. Fischer Roth 5th, J. W. Widd-
feld transferred Oct. 25d, 1sT2) Both, Aaron K
Powers 3lst, Antoine Manuel ID, zee Wo I9.h
c. Brewer & Co.; 18th. Pack ShEn KAHULUI
Maui-l5tb, Z. II. Bailey; WAIMEA, HaWaii-1stb
W. p. Akau; WAIANAE, Oahn-1sth. All Chong :
KEEL, Il. II. Hawaii-23d, John Grace; LAIE,
Koolauloa, Oahu-lTth, Geo Nebeker; KUKAEEI,
WaiaWs, Oahu-30th All Leu HANALEI, Kauai
2lst, Alb Zuan 4 Ghoka lsta. Ab Man KEALIA,
Kauai-lst, Z. Krnll; LIHUE, Kauai-7th, Lihue
Plantation.
WhOIesaIe-HONOLULU Oahu-13th, QuonE
Yin Chung Co.. 2lst, c. 6. Barlow Goth, c.
Brewer 4 Co.
Wholesale Spirit-HONOLULU-1st NJ. C.
challamel 3lst, Humphreys Brown.
FIefuaIing-HOSOLULU Al Chong {
All kim LAHAINA, Maui-21st, Ayun 24th, PAX
Chou.
Butcher HOS0LULU- 9Th, George Rissly !:
WAILUKU, Maui-lltb, Francis Member LAHAI-
NA-lIth, s. LuuioL HANALEI, KaHai-2d, Ka-
pahuilima.
Boat-HOSOLULU-stb v. Waserhouse, No2s.
9th, R. Weedo1, No. %.
Fire ATms-KONA, oahu-1st, Antoine Doiron;
3D. Costanf Forth.
Lapaau-HAWAIIAN KIEGDOM-1gth, Al
gsrnon Sidney Nichols WAIMANALO, Oahu-l4th,
Kahoukapu MANOA, Oahu-Isth, Mahoe HO-
HUAULA. Maui-l5th. Kapono; KIPAHULU. Maui
-2lst. Kuaana KALIHI- UKA, 0shu--l4th, OhuIs.
MESS PORK-A few barrels first quaIi-
II d r. -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW BOOKS
DUE BY FIRST STEAMER

JOAQUIN MILLER'S Songs of the Sieras
- Home Worship. by Rev. J. P. Thompson.
How to treat the sick without Medicine
Miss Alooti's Little Men and Little Women,
Max Muller's Science Of Language,
Set Barnes Notes the New Testament, Il vols.
complete. New Edition.
The Prey Of the Gods, paper novel,
LoSsinE's School History Of England,
Beechcrs Life OF Christ, small and large editions,
0llendor-s French Grammar,
Sir Thomas Browns Religio Meieo,
Byrne's Practical Metal Workers Assistant,
Management Of Infantry,
Painter Builder and Narhisher's Companion,
Cabinet Makers Gothic Album,
House Painting plain and decorative,
Complete Guide tor Coach Painters,
Breit's Family Kitchen Gardner.
Muusou's Complete Photographer,
Sweets Ready Reckoner, for measuring lumber. &c.
Scrbners Resi y Reekoner for measuring everything.
The American Woman's Home. or Domestic Science,
by Miss Becchci and Mrs Stowe.
Miss Beeehers Text Book fer Young Ladies in School
Bret Harte's Poems,
East & West Poems,
Schiller's Poems, vols,
Bryaut's Homeris nliad
Stmulants and Narcoties-their use and abuse.
Longfeow's Dsnte's Divine Comedy, popular edition.
Follie Farine.
Pictures Of Travel.
The Coming Race.
Coolies Blackstone's Commentaries Of Eng. Law av.
Proetor's Science,
Guide TO Health
Mark Twaiu's Innccents Abroad.
German and English Dictionaries and Grammars,
nana's Household Book Of Poetry,
Harpers cheap edition Of Tennysons Poems,
Martin's Equstiou Tables, for Accountants.
Whaleman's Adventures in the Sandwih Islands,
Plymouth Collection Of Hymns and Tunes,
Hoyle's Games,
Alfred Teunysou's Last Tournament,
Aims Method German Language,
Vocal and instrumental Music.
The Home Circle. Vols. l, and s,
New Carmina Sacra,
Shower Of Pearls,
The Jubiee Collection Of Church Music,
Happy Voices, nulcime-.
Glee 1.-Two, Nine O'Clock.
New Golden Trio, Golden shower and Censor,
Flower Festival, One key Singer,
Morning stars, Song Of Glsdness,
Silver Song, Key Note.
Silver Bell, Silver Chord,
Assorted Tuning Forks.
For sale bp rls-9t II. N. Whitley.
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Notice!
IN THE MATTER of the Estate of JOHN

IN THE NATTER of the Estate of JOHN
i N0MORE. Of Puulu, Puna, Hawaii, deceased !:
Be it known to whom it may concern that al per
sons interested in the Estate Of John Namore, Ike
Ouj Pukiki.l deceased hereby ordered TO be and
appear before the undersigned, one Of the Circuit
judges Of the Third Judicial District Of the Hawaiian
Islands, II the Court house in Hilo. on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18th day Of May, IS72, at 10 o'clock A.
~, then and there 70 show cause. If any, Why the
accounts Of I. Severance, Esq. Sheriff Of Hawaii,
and Administrator o. said Estate should not be
tied and the said dismissed from further
responsibility. F. ;. LYMAN,
Hiio, Hawaii, Circuit Judge, ID Jud. Dist.
March 29th. 1872. l2-st
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FOREIGN MARKETS
Metals and Manufactures of Metals
HONOLULU IRON WORKS co.
Honolulu lee ManufactOFv!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECEIVED A
i fresh supply Of Ammonia and made permanent
arrangements 10 prsTeut falling sbort in the fature
ICE vii be delivered Regular Customers as before
At five s. cents perptund.
Ordors can be given to Mr.. Wn. Wallace, who has
the sale ard delivery in charge or left on the states
AZ Ibos- G. Thrun's and at JHdd L Layton's.
Orders from the other Islands delivered alongside
the vessels, properly packed, same rate With cost
Of box and szE-dust added. Cost Of box refunded II
returned to the Faetory.
Refrigerators and Ice Boxes made to order at low
est possible prices. D. SMITH
Honolulu. Feb. q, Is72- s-su
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Tn Moses Taylor Vii dousiless make her ap-
s1-ucl according 70 schedule, next Saturday, let
t-s having been received last mail stating ;hlt her
rasrs bad been completed, and she would Q
ready 10 leave March s7jl the regular date Of d.
----tu-e Ir1lr San Francisco.
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II VIII Be seen By the timetable OF The Kilaues,
Published elsewhere that 5le proposed trips 10 Hilo
have been changed from thuse heretofore published,
the alteration having been made in order 10 better
.-------.,s-+a The -,ubIfe
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TIN clipper ship which touched q, this port der
ia- SUNDAY forenoon was the S1nora, Capt. Simms,
f-au san Fraueiseo 10 ballast, bound 10 Paaay, an
islaud 10 The CHM Saa, uos Tar from Mails. she
len sl1 Francisco the day after the Queen Emma,
ana t5--ief 20 land letters
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Masonic Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter No.
vii bold 8 Special Couvocation tomorrow even
iu-. AZ @ clock, a. the Han Of Lodge Le ProErcs
Work in ? u. DEG.
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Ax1rHEE HAwAukN WEAIEE-We understand
tl1t ,1 Hawaiian bark T. ". Wood which is
shortly expected from Humboldt, VIII be fitted uPon
her arrival for vhales, aud that she vii proceed
70 ihs Arcslo under command OF Capt. Ben. Whit
ny. L--e Of ~ WIN. Rntch.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

Our thanks are due TO Capt. Field Of the KeaT-
sarge ard 10 PHO; Babcock, for late san Francisco
-re-r-s
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Notice.
NOTICE.

AL OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS DUE to the
A undersigned must he paid to bin or 10 Mr.. Ed
ward Preston, Attorney at Law, Houoiuu or be-
fore Monday, the sth instant, otherwise proceedings
viii be taken FOR their recovery.
GEO. Il, CORDY.
Hcnolnln. Anil %. 1s1s-l9-2t
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Tn brig Kamehameha Y. was sold yesterday Al
auction by E P Adams, and purchased by James l
Dowsett, Esq.. for &, $50
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BRITISH SHIP DEVONSHIRE
HER
Apparel, Sails, Running Gear, Boats,
Anchors, Chains, &C, &C.

? Fore Sails. Main sail. Top Sails
Top-galiant Sails, spanker, Try Sal. Ilbs
Foro-topmast Stay Sails
l0-in. HaWsor I Gin. HaWser. 90 faith. f-ia.
Jared 90 faith. q in. Tarrsd. so faith fin Mania
Lead Lines and Leads, Boaes Andhor . Sheet
Anchor, Hedge Anchor. 1so faith. BoHer Chain. So
faith Mooring Chain, Long Boat. Life Boat Jelly
Boat Iron Water Tanks On Tanks " Wafsr
Casks, Force Pump Hose. ] spare Hold Pump.
Compasses, Barometer.
Blocks. Buckets, Lamps. Winehes. Ladders. Life
Buoys. scrapers, shoveIs, Belle Coal Tar Stockholm
Tar, Black Paint Cooking Utensils. Cabin Faraiiufe.
bbls. Beef, bills. Pork, bbl. salmon. A.. &e-.
a. per Inventory, 70 be seen a. The once Of THO.
II. DAVIES.
ALSO.
65 Spruce Deals, 10z3, u q. long
$3.50 Fl. Northwest Pine.
yellow Pine Spar, s. r. long. zor2a.
TERMS CASH
For further particular. apply to THO. II. DA-
YVES, Agent, Or 70 the Captain % board.
c. S. BARLOW, Auctionesr
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IMPORTS.

IMPORTS.
Fr7n yic,ua !, per sesat Na-1h s--l-ooo {; E1ugh
Luuler-
Froz Newcastle pr Isiani Ma-sh 500 sals Cal :,
900 szear Mats
IRON Pa-r Camille per CHu5su. NHrch .
49, Turts- z $50 EcuEh Lu11ber, q eS-l6o
49, n = Shiurles Y 1isls
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BuslSEss CHANGE - Il viii be seen BY advertise
-1srt Be- another eaiamn that Nessrs- Wilder & Co
have purchased the lumber business Of Dowsett &
C, ]. unnecessary Tor rs 10 say who the head Of
.aa ulv f-u IS as san. Wilder is well known
1l-1u-11zt ;he country, and more popular man or
Cuetlzl VIII deal more fairly with the public cannot
be Et1r-. Success 20 ihe new arm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WILDER 4 CO..

l2lml Materials Of every kind.
Notice.
HAVING RECEIVED THE APPOINTMENT
II a. sgtEtCf Hs Nasal Ltf lrFu-11ts o.. 81 New
N1-E f- the Hawaiian ISLANDS an prepared O. settle with
ali Grtie having any vitb the former
Agent l2lul SAN'L e. WILDER
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03
Notice.

TUNHE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING between
II }. novsrit and samuel g. wilder. doing business
under the name q n0WSETr Co. Is this isy March 81
lS7 dissolved ly mutual consent; either PARTY viii sign ia
settlement Of business lSiEucdl J ]. b0WSkTT.
I.lm tS.ueII SAN-L q WILDER.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

L15HT Cy 1HE SuE1Ec-.-The lamps which dis
appeared 50 uiysteriously from hauuskarili Church
l- -as city over yuar since, have receutly turned
I'D q, zzli GA. where they were sold 10 CEina1nsn
tv ru-ivg who had been employed IS lsrlpiiEhteE
E- -hl Cau-ch. dc was also, according 10 his own
confession oi literary irn Of mind and had stolen
several books from The Rev Mr. Forbes, formerly
pastor q Eza-nlka7Ili Church, and has Doubtless
cone 20 TIE conclusion By this time, that his pros
T11-s are somewhat 5srkeue6 By his transactions
81 church matters aud literature.
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WI world cali particular attention 20 the meeting
az THE subscribers 10 the Queens Hospital 70 .oe held
next sztu-5ay uo1u II Tie COurt House ProPosi-
-lo-s as va understand. have been made 10 make
Important changes 60 the charter q the Hospital,
ed G. Is very 5es.rahle tha, fan attendance Of
raaud1-s D. bad on the occasion Immediately aite-
-hc s-ciatv meeting has adjourned, the Beard Of
d Trustee. q he Hospital VII h0ll its regular
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