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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-07-31
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AID as to the best Company, there many good,
sound ones, that with ordinary intelligence you can
scarcely go amiss. But be sure you select n purely
Life Insurance Company. Avoid cooperative swindles
as you would poison, and insure only in Life Com
pany doing a legitimate life business. Keep out Of
Local Boards as you would keep of the fire. Sc
lect a well established, well regulated and well man
aged Life Company. One that has safely passed
through the first few trying years Of its existence and
has by its fair and honorable dealing with policy
holders, and economical management, proved itself
worthy of the confidence Of the public, and such a one
is the Security Life Insurance aud AHRuity Company
of Net7 York.
This Company is now over ten years old; has had
unparalleled success has accumulated over Three
Million dollars in assets has to-day SIP. 81 of assets
to each 500 of liability has always paid its losses
promptly has its agencies organized in almost every
State in the Union has always done a safe business
and has made a record and history that commends
it to the people Of the best in the country And
a. for its liberal and honest dealings with its policy
holders we can refer you not only its thousands of
living members but also to the hundreds of widows
and helpless ones who to-day enjoying pleasant
and happy homes, as the result Of policy in the
SECURITY.
The SECURITY LIFE COMPANY needs no other COM
mendation than its successful business in our own
Islands.
Parties on the other Island desiring information or
needing documents, will apply to the Agent for the
Kingdom,
M. McINERNY.
29-Sm Corner Fort and Merchant SITS
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COMMERCIAL.
HONOLULU. JULY 80. 1872.


The foreign arrivals we have to note are the North
German ship TerpschOre, from Hamburg in ballast,
under charter to load at the American Guano Com
panys Islands, and the Mail steamer Idaho, from San
Francisco.
Our San Francisco dates to the 18th inst. We
have no change to note in Island Produce. Sugars
were in fair demand at prices ranging from to lOlc
Puu was shade lower, and was quoted at l1@ &c.
duty free.
The bark Queen Emma made long passage over
of 2s days and sailed again the 18th for this port
with large mail. but far has not put in APP
pearance much to the disgust of correspondents and
shippers.
The bark D. C. Murray going into the
harbor Of San Francisco as the Idaho come out.
From the circular of San Francisco firm to their
correspondents here, copy the following in relation
to Sugar:
Dear Sir In continuance of our previous adviccs
we desire to call your attention to the comparative
imports of Raw Sugars for the Second Quarter of 1871
and 1872:
1870 ISL
SMEAR C,nsuunt;on AZ 500 600 lbs 81 600 600 lbs
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a GRAVE ArFAIE.-The wife Of a foreigner, n ma
tive died in this city recently and according
70 a -honoTed custom in the country where the
husband originated that individual proceeded as his
farefathers had done before him when similar event
occurred in the family, to wake " the corpse the
night previous burial. This transplanted custom
observed on the above occasion in becoming style.
Relatives and friends congregated from far and near,
and, a matter Of course, when morning dawned no
one appeared to consider about the grave ceremony
which to take place during the day. The dscon-
ISOLATE husband for a time oblivious to anything
but himself, and a thoughtful friend undertook the
sad Office Of making the necessary preparations for
the funeral. short time elapsed when second kind
friend unaware Of the thoughtful attention Of the
other, also made similar preparations each appoint
ing the same hour for the hearse make its appear
auce. The husband, 1t appears, had done the same
thing the evening previous, and at the same hour
three somhre looking vehicles, each driven by Sc
rious looking individual in Immaculate black drew up
in front Of the same residence on the errand.
The melancholy procession delayed for a few
moments until explanations ensued, but whether they
all accompanied the corpse to its final resting place
We were not informed
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NEw YORK, July I5th.-The Heratd's letters from
Stanley give a history Of the meeting with DR.. Lv-
lngstoue, and the latters Of his explorations
nc says that Chamber is the head waters Of the
sizes source The Doctor tells of two countries
through which the great river runs He tells of ivory
being cheap and plentiful as to be used for door
posts Of skillin manufactures Of fine grass CLOTH
riraing that OF India Of people nearly white and
extremely handsome, whom he supposes to be the
deseendents Of the ancient Egyptians Of copper mines
al Katanga which had been worked for ages and Of
doeilo and friendly people. DR.. Livingstone and
Stanley explored the head Of Lake Tangunyika, and
returned to Ujj. where they spent Christmas Stan
ley says be found Livingstone il very destitute
dition, having been robbed and deserted by his men
He looks to be only about fifty, and is quite hale and
hearty. In March 1879, he began to organize an
expedition to explore few doubtful points, which he
thinks viii take about eighteen months. when he will
return 10 England
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THE NEXT TERM OF THIS INsTI-
i tntinn will hegin ON WEDNESDAY. the 4th dnv

THE NEXT TERM OF THIS INsTI-
i tuition will begin on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day
Of September next.
Glasses will be formed in the common English
branches, higher Mathematics and Languages, the
advancement Of the pupils may require.
Candidates for admission will be examined on Mon
day aud Tuesday preceding
Applicants viii be required to pass examination in
Mental Arithmetic Primary Geography, Elementary
English Grammar. and in Practical Arithmetic far
to Common Fractions.
Tuition for all common branches viii be one dollar
per week. Drawing and vocal music taught with
out extra charge
French, instrumental music. and painting extra
No deduction will be made in tuition for absence Of
less than half term, except in Of Pretraetsd
sickness.
Two omnibuses will run between Punahou and Ho-
ngulu for tie accommodation Of pups-fare half
dollar per week.
The Boarding Department in connection with the
School is open to pupils OF both having the
quisite qualifications.
Good rooms are provided, to be furnished By the
occupants.
Applications should be made early, for rooms and
board. L. p. CHURCH,
s. c. DAMON,
S. n CASTLE,
W. FREAR.
Committee Of Trusfses.
Honolulu July II. 1872. 27-3t
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PASSENGERS.

From New Zealand and Australia per Nevada July 81
Miss A NJ Thorne SehuaInborn, D Summers
For windward Ports per Kilanea July 0-S Parker
Bailey Bailey II Hitchcock wife children
Miss Park. Sheldon. Bishop Willis Miss Willis, Mr.
Davidson, Mr. Jonathan Thos Hayselden Mrs Hayselden
Rev Whppe and daughter Miss Kneeland Miss Aspen
wall Mr. Sissons and wife Halsey Curtis Mr. Coaks
and wife, Davies, Makee, Mrs " Jones and child
DR. KneeiaEd Mrs II Cornwell Ella O'Neil G W Palmer
D W Dwight " Whipple Miss VI Z Richardson Mr. II
Kubean, Mr. Kip and wife, Rev Father Richards Chas
Sylvia, and about 200 deck.
From San Francisco per Idaho July oS-F Macfarlane
Macfarlane, Mr. II Warehouse DimOnl. Mrs Bates
O-Neil Capt Mcintyre vito and laughter Mss
Gulick. Miss Clara Moseley. Capt jerks Eneelan
Miss KneelanH Miss Aspinwsll C " Curtis, n Palmer
Mrs Brown II Bradley, VI Benfell, Mcguire, Cohn
\ II Foster, Sinclair. Pavia and Chinese
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WASHINGTON, July 15th.-The Apache chiefs who
accompanied Gen. Howard to church last evening,
expressed themselves being DESTROYS of having edu-
Gators for themselves and children among them
They say they are friends to the white man and want
peace.
Gratz Brown, though able to be out, is not yet fully
ed. His wife will arrive in day or two, she
having been telegraphed to in his first illness.
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PORT OF mONOLUI.U.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
July 24Schrs SIookai and Mokeki from
25-Schrs Hokuele from Kauai and Mary Ellen from
Maui
2T-SchTs WaOla from Moloka Kamoi from Maui. III
lama from Hawaii, Manuokawai from Kauai, Ger
ship Terpischore, Rssler. 1856 days from Hamburg,
and stmr Kilauea from Wiudward Ports.
2S-Am Idaho. Howell, 1917 days from San Fran
cisco, and schr LUka from Maui.
29-Schr keoui Ana from Punaluu
3O-Schrs Jenny and Fairy Queen from Kauai.
SAILED.
July 24-Schr Active for Hawaii.
25-Schrs Hattie for Kauai Isabella for KOolau, and
M0ikeik for Maui.
26-Schr Mary Ellen for Kauai.
21-Schrs IIokulee for Kauai and Rob Roy for Hcea.
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POLICIES NCONTESTIBLE
AFTER THREE ANNUAL PAYMENTS.

The chance that your life will fail within year is
two per cent. The CHARGE that your house will burn
within year is less than one quarter per cent Why
insure the latter and neglect the former?
Life Insurance is not like Fire Insurance,
pense but a sure investment in time Of need.
No man can foresee the condition of his affairs at
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pRorEssoR PLu,WER's ENrERrAINMENr.-Ourr res
ideuts favored with two entertainments of de-
e.isily intellectual and laughter provoking character
on Thursday and Saturday evenings Of last week. at
BuGum'E Hall. by Prof c. b. Plummer. This inimit-
able deneator Of the various phases Of human nature
Is already well and favorably known among from
a former visit which he made few years ago. We
have seldom met with any capable Of enter
tainiuE audience thoroughly, his eomcal and
facial powers being something really wonderful 1t
Is difficult to say which Of his selections the audience
most admired. Whether from the sublime to the RI
dculous, or from grave to gay, be is familiar alike
with each Judging from the irrepresshle manner in
which be affected the risbiities of his audience on
Saturday evening, should say that the serious
portion must have beea greatly disturbed next day,
and rendered unfit to listen to a sermon Of any de-
scription, whether Hardshell Baptist or not The
Professor wall give another entertainment at the Hall
tomorrow evening.
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Tar public will remember that the Hawaiian Mill
sn-y Band dscourses sweet music" every Thursday
afternoon at Emma Square. Next Thursday, ,to-mor-
row. will not be an exception. Under the able in
,ructon Of the present director the band has become
an institution Of which all may be proud.
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EruptiOns, sCald Head. Ringworm and
other Skin Diseases-

After fermentation with warm water. the utmost
lief and speediest cure can be readily obtained t
complaints Affecting the skin and joints. b. che SIM
ultaneous Of the Ointment and Pills Boz it aast
be remem bered that nearly all skin diseases ineaf-
the depravity Of the blood and the derauzsmsnt af
the liver and stomach consequently. iu many cases
time is required to purify the blood. uhich vii b.
effected By judicioug % the Pills The general
health will readily be improved. although tho eruu-
ton may be driven out more freely than before ral
which should he promoted. Perseverance, g. aecas-
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Pile. Fistulas and Internal InAamation.
Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia.

Nothing has the power Of reiuciug inflammation alf
subduing pain in these complaints in the degree
as HolloEay's cooling Ointment aud purifying piis
When used simultaneously they drive az inlamaiIan
and depravities from the system, sabuc and remove
ali enlargement Of the joints aud leave the siners
and muscles lax and .unc0ntracied. A cure nay a'-
ways be effected even under The worst creumrtanccs.
if the Of these meficines be nar-eEcrra ~
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Sore Throat, Diptheria, Quinsey, Mumps
and all other Derangements Of the
Throat

On the appearance q any Of these n.siaiios The
Ointment should be well rubbed az least three nes
day upon the neck aud upper part o. the chest - 81
20 penetrate % the glands, air e. forced into neat
this course viii at once remove nfamat1u and ulcer
alton. The worst cares will yield 70 thir tr-.fe-
BY following the printed direefiaue
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Executors Notice.

HAVING been Appointed Executor of the
Ii Will Of VIM. Humphreys, late of Honolulu, de-
ceased, by Letters Testamentary from the Su-
prcme Court in Probate, hereby notify all debtors
of the estate of the said VIM. Humphreys to make
immediate payment and all creditors thereof to pre-
sent their claims my Office within six months from
this date, within six months from the day they fall
due, or they will be forever barred.
S. B. DOLE,
Executor of the Will Of VIM Humphreys, decd.
Honolulu, July 3, 1872. 25sw
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Az FroDus Yesterday afternoon the steamer
Kisuea ard every sailing vessel which left for the
other Islands were crowded with passengers. Nearly
all The country members Of the Legislature left for
tbeir homes j is estimated that at least six hun
s-e5 people len Honolulu yesterday
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"A A FURNISHED COTTAGE in good
LII repair, with outhouses, and acres Of land,
suitable for a small family.
Inquire Of A. F. Judd, Esq. or Of the undersigned.
the premises. Terms reasonable
A. BISHOP.
Nuuspu, july ~, 1872. q
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N oTICE r.

nURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE KING
IL DOM, have appointed Messrs Max Eekart, nv
brother, and s. X. Rawson, TO take charge Of nv
business They will continue the manufacture and
sale of Jewelry, as heretofore.
22-6m CHR. ECKART.
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WE regret 20 announce That Capt E Wakeman
&C. command Of the Mohongo, was struck with
7la-aivsi- few days after leaving Honolulu on
1hc last trip 10 san Francisco. At last accounts
Capt, Wabemau was 10 a critical condition, and it
uas considered doubtful II be would ever again be
able 10 resume the active duties OF life.
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The next vessel from San Francisco after the
Qureu Emma, now overdue, will probably be
tbu Hawaiian brig Vim. II. Allen, which arrived
there from Tahiti with cargo OF hides and fruit on
the I3u inst and is expected to have quick dispatch
fJr this port. The D. c. Murray, which arrived
over on the evening Of the nth inst, would prob
ably sail about the 25ih that both vessels will be
Elr here next week
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HoNoLULu NEAN TINE.

THE steamer Nevada arrived Of the haroor al SIX
O'Clock IHis morning She reports that the Neoras-
u t,,k the smallpox TO New Zealand.
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scrofula or Kings Evil and Swelling Of
the Glands

This class Of cases may be cured by HolloHu7's pu
rying Pills and Ointment as their double sefiss o.
purifying the blood and engthenn the system req
ders them more suitable than any other r-ns.lr ~
all complaints Of a scr0falous nature A. The 6b.od
is impure the liver, stomach and bowels being much
deranged, require purifying medicine % bras aiiut
a
Bod ne OintneH, aud P,ls siasff D. sssf f. ,E- ,r
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It is becoming 10 be generally acknowledged,
aside from the sage sayings Of Franklin aud host
OF other wise men, that life assurance is wise
measure Tor any one 10 take who wishes to lay up
Treasure on earth for his posterity. Many family
which otherwise would have been left in restitution
and want by the loss Of the one whose labors sup
ported them during his life, have been placed in
comfortable circumstances 10y his having judcisously
insured his life IN the day Of strength and health
We have seen parallel cases here, and from the num-
Der Of policies taken out we are inclined 10 believe
that the public Of Honolulu are as appreciatve Of
the benefits OF insurance as arc the people Of al
most auy place. Good Companies Should be, and
can easily be selected in which to insure, as for in
stance such societies as the Security Life Insurance
Company" OF New York, and the Equitable Life
Assurance Society" Of the same city, than which
30 Insurance Companies are more safe in the United
States
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A CLIPPER SHIP passed this port on Monday
forenoon, apparently bound in southwest direc-
Jiou Capt Babcock, the Pilot, went of as she came
round Diamond Head, but was unable 10 board her
as che kept of, showing no indication Of desiring
90 be reported. As 30 large ship has LEFT San Fran
cisco recently, bound in this direction, she may
have been from Puget Sound.
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IMPORTS.

Prom San Francisco, per stmr Idaho July Is
Almanac Hats. Q
Assurt'd Dry Goods pkgs ~ Lard,
AssOrt'd Mdse, q Leather, rolls 2
Assurt'd Mdse, pkgs SO Liquors c. 16
Beans SKIS II Maccaruui. bxs 10
Bacon, Marble Dust bbls !
Beef Mdse csk
Books Mdse bale o
Books, Tx Mdse pkgs 10
Bags, bales 80 Mdse cs 40
Cheese 5 Nails kegs IS
Goldfish, Onions bxs Is
Chains S Ouions cs 4
Canned Provision, cs 90 Dat Meal cs
Cabbage SKIS = Potatoes SKIS 90
CaulloweT, SKIS l Paint, cs .
Clathing, I Photograph Materials cs l
China Goods, pkgs 10 Rice Flour, bxs 2
Drugs. j Salmon. 6
Furniture, pkgs Is Steel Points, 6
Flour q SKIS Ql0 Tea, chests 10
Fruit bNs e Tables, .
Hams, csks ) Trees bds Q
Hardware, pkgs whiskey, hlf bbls
Hay Cutter.
And 2,279 pkgs Mdse in transitu for New Zealand
and Australia.
From Auckland, per stmr Nevada, July 81
Ale. bbls ; Mdso, bNs .
Ale, bids Mdse, pkgs &C
Brandy. csks % Piano, cs
Bone LashinE, coils 81 Tobacco bxs
Drapery. Whisky. csk u
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The Sufferers Best Friend /!
OINTMENT
Bad Legs, Ulcerous Sores, Bad Breasts and
Old Wounds.

No description Of wound. sore or ulcer can reset
the healing properties OF this excellent Ointment
The worst cases readily assume healthy appearance
whenever this msdicament is applied sound fesh
springs up from the bottom % the wound. indaa-isn
Of the surrounding skin is arrested and a complete
and permanent cure quickly follows TIE use % TIE
Ointment
Piles, Fistulas and Internal inflammation.
These distressing and weakening diseases may With
certainty be cured by the sufferers themselves tsr
will use Holloway Ointment and closely attend 10
the printed Instructions Il should Be well rubbed au
the neighb0riug parts, when al obnoxious matter
will be removed. poutice % bread and w1ier nay
sometimes be applied At bed time with ldrarta.s-
the most scrupulous cleanliness mast De Observed
those who read this paragraph will bring it under 20
as a cure il cartaiu
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N e.

SAMUEL G. WILDER, ESQ, WILL ACT FOR
- me under Power of Attorney during my absence
E. P. ADAMS
Honolulu, July 30 1872. 29-Im
A FEW KEGS OF REAL DUTCH HERRINGs.
"A good and fresh article. For sale by
2+St THE0D. C. HEUCK.
Inn BBLs. SUPERIOR HAWAIIAN MESS
lUO BEEF Of superior quality. For sale by
PAST 7. c. H..
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go BY Virtue of an Order of Sale, SO
L made by the Probate Court OF the Fourth r.
Judicial Circuit, The 9Th day of July, A. D. 1872.
in the matter of the Estate Of ALEXANDER WHITE,
late Of Kauai, deceased there will be sold at Public
Auction, for cash, on the premises,
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AN INCInENr, which almost proved an accident,
occurred on Saturday afternoon near the old Market
Wharf causing some little amusement TO the Ia
bitaa of that vicinity who were willing 10 be in
tgrcstod 10 anything however trivial, while waiting
Tor something 10 turn up. dray came driving
along az mltling rate, bound alongside Of a coast
iug vessel lying at the wharf, with a Celestial
aboard, who made jump from the forward end Of
tile vehicle while in notion il neared its destina
lion, stumbling head over heels in doing so, and
coming within an ace of being run overas he landed
allfJurs IN the soft dry dirt The ludicrous ap-
psaraucH which be presented lie picked himself
up, blowing like purpoise and 81 busted " up the
d0cl Was quite amusing.
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On Saturday, August 18th, 1872,
At I2 o'clock Noon,
The Following Described Property,

To Wit:
IA Piece Of Land situated in Papaa and Mooaa
in koOau, said Island of Kauai, and bounded rs
follows From n stake in Moloaa near the northerly
bank of the Papa stream, and at the edge Of large
thicket of hau bushes north $50 east, 90 chains
along said Papa stream thence south lSo west
25.lO chains through said theket Of hau bushes to
the Pail of Kauapnuula thence south Sgo west sos
chains, along said Pail of Kauapauula thence north
loo west "a chains to the starting point. Including
an area of
Thirty-three and 0ne-fourth Acres,
With all the improvements thereon,
Including Cottage and cook-house.
2-Three Shares in the ANAHOLA COMMONS
(Aina Hull.
3-One STORE HOUSE on said Anahola Commons
And whatever other Property, Real or Personal
belonging to the Estate Of said Alexander White de-
ceased that may be situated in said Anahoa and
Moloaa.
For further particulars inquire of W. o. Smith, Ad-
ministrator; S. W. Wilcox Auetioneer, or s. B. Dole
W. o. SMITH, Administrator,
S. W. WILCOX, Auctioneer.
Is 1T By their Attorney, S. B. DOLE.
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Sold at the establishments or Professor nor
L0WAY, "a Strand, (Bear Temple Bar Lss5uv- All
By all respectable Druggists and Dealers ia Msi-i-.
throughout The civilized world. at TIE faIiss7u u--,
Is ltd, p 3D., 4s. g.. U.s. U.s. and 1ss srs Ps9
- There is s considerable saving By taking The
larger sizes.
y B--Directions Tor The -aizanes ~ paiienss ia
every disorder are aBEed b each POT.
p T. WATERHoUsE. Agent
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Absolutely no Restriction on Travel!
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THE Combination Star Troupe take their departure
from here ID the steamer Idaho for San Francisco,
after remaining over Tor one month. Their en-
Ter ailments although not well patronized by the
public OF Honolulu have been of a very pleasing cha
racter9 70 much So 10 fact to have deserved much
better reception On MONDAY evening NJ. Berger,
th1 Drest5r Of the Band took a benefit the Thea
Ire which was an entire success. They propose to
give one more entertainment before leaving Honolulu.
A FAv5EABLE STAKT.-The clipper whaling bark
Alaska, which sailed from New Bedford on the 25th
orJurc. 1871 forthe Arctic, under command Of Capt
Clas. Fisher, successful and well-known whaling
master, was recently reported in the South Pacific,
with 5 barrels OF SPERM 52S Of whale oil, and $500
pounds 80 bone, eight months from home. This is
ar good as fair seasons catch North, and is one OF
the best that has been made for years on q similar
cruise i Capt Fisher is as successful in the Arctic
during the present voyage formerly, the Alaska
viii return home with success seldom cqualed of
late years.
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BOAT.

26th Makia IIiln Hawaii
2Sth II Treadway Lahaina, Maui
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OAHU COLLEGE.

9Th W II Rice Roloa, Kauai
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BrDEIA1D-
eth II Motto Queen 4 Honolulu
2jh Jas Olds Empire House
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WHOLESALE Spirit.
1st Il Davies Kaahumauu Honolulu
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sth VIC woolsey Honolulu
21st Jno Peter
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AMUsEM ENrs.

Tho socona nrsssn,.,,nn y, ,;taroF,o,
. -, -, ss..,,..,,. :, C,y.,-,-
Bron,e,s caIshra,cd s,osS o,,roc,sd =
crowded hou.e ~ ,he Ns,Iona, ia., syon,Ds
MI. NI,chsll anns.r,ng in ,ho L..d,ns 80
The rlav.0oInv por,Ion ~ onr conmnni,v /.
40 familiar with the Il,tle ar,Iste's captIyatInv
style that IL seems unnecessary 10 crItIolse n
The character Of "Jane Eyre" ia in perfect
harmony with those which Miss Mitchell At
all times assumes, partaklng Of that emo.
tIonal character attractive and instructive.
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