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HorKI. I.ABR1HAzs. nonEMBER 2.
Pavilion.

Pavilion.
8. B. Hack, South Carolina; N. Mannheim
Leesvflle; :. B. Aiken, G. O. Proctor, New
Hampahlre; a.. z. Graham, Leesvllle; W. q,
Strickland, RobinsoG's Circus; A. L. Hlddle.
son, Cokesbury; B. J. Marshall, Jr., Mobile;
1.LeRoy, Columbia; q. F. Kittoe, wife and
three children, South Carolina; W. J. Lee. B.
0Legan, Kingstree; E. Fryer, A.. ]. Fryer,
W. II. McNelll, Marion; E. Fl. Bowling, Bam-
berg; B b. Hudson, salters; F. Glenn, Coo
saw. ,,Sss.. -
Charleston. ,s-.----
T.. J. Williams, New York; R. q. Broer,
Washington; T.. Wheeler, Georgia; A. A Rug
5Ries, VI. B. Mayo, Mrs. Bowen, New York;
1(rs. Petheriek, Atlanta; W. N. Wallace, South
Carolina; p. J., McPhillips, New York; F. F.
Keethard, q. s:A:; j. Butler, 1., Nay York;
HIN. Richardson, Allendale; G. J. Zeagier,
orangeburg; j. orenHhaw, New York; Mrs. q.
o. Lancaster, Wadmslaw;, d. McLear, VIII
mington, Del; Q. Hate, Virginia; Mrs. A.
HATTIE and SONS, Florida; J. somers, Philadel-
phis; F. n. Rogers, South Carolina; Mrs.
Mccall, T. Davis, Camden; J. A. Keller.
Orsngeburg; E. W. Hack, Miss s. E. Hack.
Augusta; Miss N. 8. Fryer, Prothersville; J.
W. sssosooE, South Carolina; N. Ryland,
Richmond.
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Export. OF tn. week ending Nov. z.


Exports OF the Week ending Nov.7.
FOREIGN.
LIyERPooL-Per Br ship Lady Dufrerin-S1oo
Per Br bark AdaN2is5 bales upland cotton. ......
Per Br bark Bel stewart-lsas bales upland cot.
ton. "
HIvANA-Per schr Carrie Bonnell-4o,eoo feet
ST THOMAS AND MARKEr-Per brig r Has
sell--l30,o 900 feet resawed lumber.
DOMESTIC. -
NKw YoRK-Per steamship Georgia-74 bags sea
island cotton, l7o5 bales upland cotton, o2S DDS
rosn l2s tcs rice, 80 casks clay. SO bales domes-
tics, and sundries.. Per steamship hannat
tan-iIO2 bales upland cotton, 20 bags sea island
cotton. 90 tos RICE 2s casks clay, 60 g. bales a0mes
tics, ll6 pkgs sundres; - ca,son nss1 na
upland cotton, s8 tcs rice, 26 CASKS Gay. ss oales
demestics, s07 pkgs snndri b.; ;;Per scnr n Catrle
Inward cargo. Per schr Lnly-2oo'o0SS @ lsss
naval stores, 4os casks kaolin clay, so tons plate
Iron. 10 empty ale barrels, 6ooxes maconery.
PHILADKLPH1A-Per steamship YIgima-osI
bales cotton 40 tierces rice, Ss2 Dds navai stores
1l6 bales domestlcs, 81 buncnes OF psnsnas, anu
46 pkRs sundrtes. .o ..,.
BosTON-Per steamship Merced1ta-!l62 pales
upland cotton, "a tcs rice, 80 pigs sunofies..
Per schr Eben Flsher-l38, SO leet leWn tlmper,
ssGTiMoRE-Per steamship Vim Kennedy-45e
tierces rice, so2 bales upland cotton. oSo bbls
rosIn 60 bales douieslics 81 bales rags, 28 rolls
leather. 8 hnds and bale hides, 10000 feet lnm'
iand-l75 e. rice. 881 bales upland cotton. So
bales domestics, 81 bbl rosIn q casks clay, 10000
feet lumbe-, 4 hhds hides, bales rags and paper,
and sundries. .......Per sohr Jno HancocK-
I2o 600 feet lumber Per schr Benjamin Cart.
slde-540 tons phosphate rocK.
WEYMOUTH MAss-Per schr Chas Macartay-
AIS tons phosphate rOcR.... ..fsr echr ner'
wtn-52o tons phosph ate rock.
WOODS HOLE, MAss-Per brig W spencer
500 tons phosphate rock.
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GENTS FuRNIsHrNa GooDs.-The best as.
sortment In town can be found at Farchgott,
Benedict & Co,
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oHER1Esroa. 81. o:...s 4. NoYEMsHRss ssis7s;

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A1&n-A<A1AS
- 2 :. .--- = : = = =.
Las36 deg Is min IS sec: fhon'7S deS el;MM1 1lseC.;
,,.,..Ia ARRiyEp YEsTrBDx ;s,
,. .schr-J F: Farland, Hales, Demenfe, So dlyps
Sugar and moIasses. zTa, w = AaL gasa 5saH IA
bushels @ M rough q riCe. ,To JIG B Pn1aa NhW
q Bee q co, Rayenel q co. y. *
TO W Bee4 CO. T.Hs .
~ - .,a,:.s,1lt = =. Stssas. 80
:6.; 1ot CLEARED YESTRRDA DAgst east ssasss.1t
Steamship South Oarolinss Bscfetf5 Nsws IorE
Wagner Huger eo,W sEC ~
So .lE2 SAILED YESTEEDAyss,atis 49,, 80,
steamship south casolins A Pecfs l'ss ss.s!
e'1':7s .po1 ,At,,s pGpr - ,ssii.
fhnn In!S =. ~ saa
/. Steamlhip Manhattan, Woodhnn af GeHt 1911
November 7, :, ~ Gu r;;,s ,,,s$
=. ~ ssAiLaDs s.,..
span bark tProydeno !aan 9,
!schr IreneE ,HesserYeY, Wali, fom PEolta
November 2.a:fs sisi .t;3.s 81 s;iijiy ss; s,s:f
49,, .i.,t 8. s..,a sas IA
r. Z MARINE NEWs BYtTELDGBAPBssssSt 4
.l,4.... I'D, ..,,aE s,cuw1Y6RySNoy eI.si
Noon:mAfnyed' Aua.fas, y olAs.
EyeniDg.-ArrtVed, y ea1 ~.
Denmark. tt1:l fi.ta e:,lsl 4gtiit
~ ,rnin. 3 80,
:. - ,,s,,,,.rE,;,. ii I,
gesaels 2under 100 tons, and :stesmefp colsfnl5
1uIthini tba atatn eYeaanited. atso 2t,o
Wisnin .no eseso, sHSSfs ..trs,.;4j3
STEAMSHIPS, tsaa ttsssia
ona%piSSea for New 1sIS YORK S SIoadine@sss 1dssr6
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FuRoHGorr, BENEDICT Co. offer this
week great bargains In Carpets, Rings, Drug
gets, OIL Cloths. &C.; also special bargains in
Cloths OF all description.
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to the fact that It wes ELECTION day. But lists
wagon cotton was received, while receipts by ral
were lighter than usual. The demand Was yefy.
gooo for nne cottons, but o6eftnS
market closedduil,s l,stncs middHngsEarntss 9 Msn.
as 17Hc. The receipts today xete ~ ;na4s
shipments 90; sales g. =, igs.:t- is-
CoIUmuH November s.
Market dull Low fmidi diliaas 1fKs aaAcetzeI:
bales; receipts 3lS; shipments
zsts.siE Observation-Disclosures 81 =
Market quiet to-day; ;ordinsrEi6xc9Soo6R Rdi.
nary l7c. strict good ordinary :17Kc, low mid:
ding l7kc, middllDg 1sc. - 80; III sfis'
wiImington afer1est3 t..aa. Eatt
wILLIEGroa. November .. =
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures of Qscaatth SIC,
and rs casks selected, .6l1fc pesS gallon for
Rosia.Istrained has sdvsnoed H sc;; ssiss Of 1000
bbls strained and No q tmiHed) at $a 7esSf rs per
Dbl, and $50 bbls strained St. 1876
CRUDE TURPENTnls-HR9 declined ,lbH on rel.
low dip and virgin. Sales Of S76 brs 8 IS IS for
| hard and S. SO for yellow dip aud yhRsn.nn;:y
TAR.-Sales Of SO bbls at So 80 per bpl. Market
steady. I2r :cg9;. .t.,.r, ,s.p3 !, i..ti.,
soTsos.-sales Of 21 bales | A 'isslsxc 80
|
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DR.. B. B. HEWITT will be professionally
absent from the city until Thursday, the 18th
of November.
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,nsesipti Per Asiiressd, HS;1vssdDsf 5s
,i; 3 q ~: IL Z,

1SA bales upland cotton, 5a bRls spirjIp tutrsts
tine, se4 bhla roain ,cars Of flnmbAs; tobaea8 m1ie
4owry e. Son, q q Walter & Cd, ~ SmflhsTi8
Smith, Caldwell &c Son Geo w Wliff6ma q COW
o Courtney 4 co, Reeder& q DaSfs, Bafdtns s9.Pxfe
ker, Trenholm 6 Son, Whilded 4 jones', EtUB4S;
& Cd, Jas r lPrlDgies q Son, ,TEa sHoaRSx Bandls
gan, u r Holmes, .Pslzer. Rodgers . sc0 RaJe1SI!
d co. Murdaugn ID WeeGley, j -Dst tEifSpAkxinar
W. U Dukes d 80, sloan d Seigniops ittS ESo&
Kinsmsn q Howell, Quackenbusi, E1Hl kcdIA
Hart & go, e Bates 4. CO. q s.We1fns
Others. - f.ss - - x
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EXporrs.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship South Carolina
1000 bales upland cotton, AZ bags sea leland cot.
ton, so bales domestlcs, 8S8 bbls naval stores, 20
casks clay, ~ tcs rice, 2l4pkga surdr1es.
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NoTB.-We have ceauctea from New orleans
1896 bales upland. nom Mobile bales up.
lapds; from Savannah 1887 bags sea Island and
1909 bales pland, ana from Charleston l156 bags
sea island and 88l bales upland cotton; being
the quantity received at those ports from No
bile, Florida. Texas snd Savannah. -
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CIT " AFFAIRS.

CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS :D-' DAx.
u.,,on =, lodge, /. o. OF. at7P. n.
49, - volunteer Rifle Club, at P. N.
5..ioas s and Ladder. No. 2, at half.past P. N.
Ia Candeur Lodge, A. F: H., at hali-past
PIE -
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Nfles Drake win sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, boots. shoes and hats.
WILLIAM Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK az hiS
. store, furniture, carpetlng, &c.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

See First Page for other Local Matters
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POET dALizsDAik e; s's;s';sii Z.

Kew Moon, LIST ~ 6ours,s 81 !mtrutssE sEmornihfsra
First Quarter, 7sh.t 10 hotrl 90 mtnntes tse0lnas
Fun Moon. 11th.u III hours ~ minutes, ,eyantp1S5f
New Noon. ;3oth, ! ,hours, Is minutes, eyeutBH &
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Total bales ....'.fol,oof go az,
Total increase to date... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The arrivals of cotton at the chiel southern
seaports from october 81 to November o. 's7I'
Inclusive, as reported by telegraph, were as fol-
lows:
, 1872-09-25
COUNCILLOR or STATE,


Whenever labOurers with reference to when the en-
actments in ) 3 letter d. of the Ordinance 9th June 1862
are not applicable, as prescribed by the Ordinance of End
July 1866 \ /, are introduced into the Island of St. Croix,
either for account of the Public, or by private individuals
uniet he cou,rol of the Authorities concerned and with
Pc uuI,y aid rom the Immigrationfund, the person en-
pioylng the Iabourer for the first year shall delrav one third
part OF the expenses attending the introduction of the I'M
migrant INTO the Island, an the remaining two thirds shall
be betrayed by the Immigrationtund. OF the amount so
betrayed by the Lmmigrationtund, the half or consequent
Iy, one third part of all the expenses, shall be considered
as an advance to be refunded by the person employing the
labourer for the second year, whether he be the first en-
pIoyer or another party. The same rule shall be applica-
Bile, where an Immigrant has contracted for a term Ofseve-
raI years to one person.
The amount of the expenses treated Of in [ shall, in
so far as the contribution and advance from the Immiora-
tionfund are concerned, be kepy within the limits that
might be fixed by the Superior Authority after delibera-
ton with the Colonial Council.
So.
Passes for labourers that have been introduced into
the Island under this Ordinance shall be furnished with a
remark stating that the bearer is an immigrant of one or
TWO years stay n the Island. Omission thereof shall be
punished by fines not exceeding IS doIIars.-Cases arising
from transgressions OF this enactment shall be treated as
public Police-suits.
The Superintendent of immigration is required to pro-
cure information OF the place of abode of every imported
labourer after the first year OF their arrival, and shall make
report to the Superior Authority of all employers who
have to pay the amounts due according to ) | of this Or
dinance as a contribution for the End years engagement.
The e%nactments contained in the Ordinance of 2nd
July 1866 are hereby repealed, in so far as they are OPP
posed to this Ordinance,
To which all concerned have to conform.
The Government of the Danish Westindia Islands,
st. Thomas the 9Th of September 1872.
UNDER MY land AMI II SEAL or GOVERNMENT.
J. A. STAKEMANN.
Il. S.
, 1872-09-25
ETATSRAAD

Mar Arbeidere med Hensyn til hyiIke, Henhold til
Anordning eden JUL 1861 / 3a i Anodning CITE JAM
1862 3 Litra d. ~indehoIdte BestemmeIser ike komme til
Anvendelse mdt0reS til st. Croix, hyad enten we'd ofentIig
Foranstaltning eIIer at Private under Tilsyn af d,5 Oaent-
lige og med Underst6ttelse af OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES udredes
en- Trediedeel at de til IndGIsoIen m|eayaaede Omkost-
nInger at den, som tager Arboiieren sin Tienasta fer let
t0rste Aar, og to Tredicdele af mmigraiousfonde, Al act
saaledes at Fondet udbetalcnde Bcl6b betragtes Halvdelen.
altsaa en- Trediedeel at samtlige Omkostninger, som ct For
skud, der Tlfelde at nyt engagement biver at gefuudere
al den som tager Arbeideren sin Tjeneste for Diet andet
Aar, hvad enten denne er den t6rSte ArbeiIsherre eIler en-
An'
Den samme Regel folges, hvor den ankomne Arbeider
er festet for Aere Aar til cen Person.
2.
St6rrelsen af de toregaaende s | npvnte Omkostnin-
ger hoides, torsaayidt angaaer Diet af Immigrationstondet
ydede Bidrag og F0rskud, indenfor den Grendse, som
ONerovrigheden efter Forhandling med Coonalraadet
MATTE fasts8tte.
S..
De Opsigelsesbeyiser, der meddeles Arbeidere, som ere
indf6rte under nrrvarende Anordnings B-estemmelser,
skulIe indeholde Bem8rkning ON, at PaaeiaIdcnde err I'M
migrant med ct elIer , Aars Uphold her paa Den. Und-
ladeIse herat straffes med B6dcr indtl $2j. Sager ON
Overtr@deIse at denne BestemmeIse behandIes som onent-
lige P~olitisager.
ImmigrationsInspecteure Dor skate sig OpIysning
ON allie lndlorte Arbeideres Opholdssted, we'd UdIobet af Diet
t6rste Aar efter dereS Ankomst, 90 gl6re Indberetninq iii
Over6vrigheden ON de Arbeidsherrer, som have at bctaIe
Diet f6lge : at denne Anordning pa dem fIdende BiIrag
for Diet andet Aars I eneste.
q.
De Anordningen at eden JUL 1866 i~ndchoIdte Be-
Stemmelser, der ere Stridende mod nerYerende Anordning,
ophaVes.
HvOrefter allie Vedkommende sig have at rette.
Gouvernementet for de Dansk Vestindiske Der.
st. Thomas den ste September 1872.
UNDER MIN HAAND OG GOUVERNEMENTETS SEGL.
J. A. STAKEMANN.
Il, s.
, 1872-09-25
s. ". ran Brahle.
E~TATSRAAD.

constatueret Gourernem ocer de danM reshiudiske Der, Rider
at Dannebog,
agJOR ~VITTERLIGT: Paa Finantsministeriets derom
u nedlagte allerunderdanigste Forestilling har Diet be.
haget Hans Malest@t Kongen we'd allerh6feste Resolution
at 3die August 1872 allernaadigst at stadfeste den af
, 1872-09-25

FORELOBIG ANORDNING
~angaaende U~dredelsen af BekostningernC
we'd visse Indf6rseier at Arbeidere ii
St. Croix.
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laced vines In nArnelcss profusion. rendering u a
task Of no small difficulty to penetrate far into these
sylvan recesses. | went As far rs my horse could 20
without unseating his rider and then, after gaming n
while in admiration Of the ~witching scenery, turned
again down the valley. Any child born here, should
lie poefa aasetfST.
Dr. HiIIebrand. during his visits 10 Maui. was
very foad Of trAversing through lao Valley and
climbing its steep sides. He - said 10 have more
than once gone through to Labaina and returned by
this route; though a gentleman told noe the eircnm-
stance Of meeting the indefaiigabie explorer one day.
coming down the valley minus tho major part 81 his
trowsers. LEFT behind while sliding down The steep
hilEsides
This valley j. also famous Ia the history Of the
wars OF ksmehancha l., as the battle Geld Of his
dnsi struggle Tor The conquest % Maui Ia 1889.
Here he encou stored the forces OF kahekili under
haianikupule, ms son, and totally routed them
after "a stubborn resistance which was only over
come by the superior skill and generalship OF the
great King. aided ia no small degree. by the pres
rnce Of his Two foreigners, Young anu Davis, With
their drrarms. The carnage was represented by
the natives as having been dreadful the waters OF
lao were damned by the bodies Of ihe routed sol
diers OF Maui. aud the battle was ever Afterwards
known Is - kepanewai." the stopping of the wa
ter. Within u few years. two old mcn were living
in thu valley who remembered the battle or h~pA'
newai. and who eonid often be induced 10 relate m
eidents of the light To a~dairing listeners, and tell
where kamebaaeha sat and coolly gave orders. or.
seeing the necessity of his presence In the melee,
rushed Co the trout and drove back the foe.
To sum up my brief experiences Of this part Of
particularly Of Waikiki aud Its sur
roundings,| know of nc place on the islands more
ss n residence. for variety and beauty OF
scenery and sslUbrity Of climate; and 10 Is surely
destined At no very distant period 20 be the home Of
large population. LAPBniAruR.
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SOMETHING NEW and USEFUL |!
FIS E RS
Chemical Washing Compound T!

Per Sale at LIOyd's Grocery Store. Fsrt Street,
In quantities 20 salt
VWyHIS Is ONE OF H BEST .sAY-
III ING Compounds ever Invented, III 5 something that VII
not wear out el0the- by hand rubbing, or eat them up With
strong chemicals TIE ingredients are propOrtonsd 50 that
they are quite harmless. Who will wear themselves out In the
lAb0T o. washing. When IL can be done wiki 50 much less labor
AM with be p OF a uLle soapl Try L.
DIR ECTIONS FOR USE-Put the clothes in soak
over night Ia cold water. II there should he any spots to be
removed, or the clothes particularly dirty, rub on some common
soap before putting 70 soak. or put a hitle OF the compound into
the water. In the morning pot your boiler over the nre, and
TO every Eve gallons OK water put in one pint Of the compound.
Wiring out the clothes and place them in the boiler. and ErAdn-.
ally raise the temperature up 20 the scalting point, stirring The
clothes we'll With 4 stick every few minutes Drain vel, rinse
twice in clean cold water, ready for olueing. AFTER which hang
out 10 dry. Very dirty clothes may be boiled ten minutes. Bot
not longer, as they are apt to turn yellow. Should some parts
Re very dirty. Il would Be well TO rub = httle while the water Is
heating. The finer clothes should be gone through with hst
separately, otherwise eolored or very dirty clothes will DC apt
70 inPart 3 dingy hue. The same water that has been used Tor
the finer clothes will do for the coarser. When fresh water Is
added 70 the boiler, add = proportional quantity 81 the
compound. sept In
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The D. c. MURRAY.-Tbe Jane 4. FdLkiR6or9
reports having spoken the II. T. Murray. hence
August Il. on the 18th, twelve days out, ia latitude
$50 ". longitude 1914 W. whica would be about
three days sail from San Francisco.
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LAID UP.-The harbor dredge has been put of
duty. the machinery taken out, cleaned. painted
and stored away. This looks like a curtailing o
Government expenses, in one direction at least.
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A PRETTY MATCH-Capt. John Meek has recently
put into harness a very handsome pair OF cream
colored. silveT-tailed ponies. that make IN extremely
pretty match, being 80 near alike thati il would puz-
lie one to tell =" which from 'tother.'
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THAT HoES-Every Monday morning, AMI sgain
on Tuesdays, the echoes in the ne5ghborhcod II
" Printing House Square, are Strangely tortured
by the horrid notes Of a tin horn, savagely blown
BY the koolau pOstmau. THIS individual appears TO
be tailoring under the mistake that the public admire
his hideous noises, from the selt-sstlshed manner IN
which he keeps mp the Villainous toot-tootng We
would -ecommend a subscription 10 purchase - less
diSbolically toned instrument for his ose, before
something serious shall result.
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The QUEENS HOsPTTAL--A quarterly meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees Ui the Queens Hospi al will
be held a. the Court House to-day, at IL O'Clock.
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BENEFIT FOR Mr.. LIE Rowe understand tha
the favorite comedian. Mr.. J. II. lie Roy will taxi
his first benefit in Honolulu on Monday next. a
Buhum's Hall, when a first rate bill will be pre-
scented. with the assistance OF Mr.. Geo. Paunceisrl
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

ORBIT ALL PERSONS TRUSTING
u CHARLES howard in the name o. Squires r Toward,
or 10 my name, as 1 will pay no debts 20 contracted hereafter
by him. All persons having claims against the firm Of Squirps
X Howard, will please present them 10 the undersigned for
payment, on or before the 2sth % January, 1873. or trey vnl
be forever barred. \. soUIRES-
WAiaiua, August zath, 1879 au24-its
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SATURDAY,. SEPTEMBER Il.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

II THE HAWAIIAN Mission Children's Society will
meet this evening at the residence Of Mrs II. NJ.
Whitney. at Il O'Clock.
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GsaPSso,. E,s@ sRt pa~inE'
How the Word vas PeOpled.
Yo1Ees' THREE Centuries Of Modern History,
BrOoks' ssyen mooths around the World,
POsyEAny In sAit Lake,
Tame on Intelligence,
Man and His Dwelling Place,
Barnes History q The United States
South Sea Bubbles, Welcome Guest,
Music and Morals, New Piano Music,
4 Fine Collection Of new aud Elegant GIFT OOK
Bound in Morocco.
Ar, Recreation. and Ornamental Work,
Gaids Board 70 neAlta and Competence,
wOOd,s Uneivifr-d Races OF tie World,
4 hGasaI q :; caas: s g..sSTf g:
The Tomorrow o. Dcatr.
Halls Fun Better Than Physic,
starr Kings White Hills.
Chamberiain's American Commercial Law,
Bible Musc, BY Francis Jacox,
Whaiemaus Adventures IN The Pacific.
Coed Bye sEeetheart.
Bsyard Tayiors Travels in Arabia,
Danas Corsls and Coral Islands,
LonEfsn0zs Complete Poeus-an exquisite book.
Webssers POcket ID ctouary, with iueks,
Nautical AlmAnaes, 1873.
Remember, only a Copy or two of Each
Aug1o H. VI.
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TO LET :

THE DESIRABLE PREMIsEs. NO. lo7
- NaaAnu Avenue, a. present occupied By o. West. ESQ
-.kM FOr particulars Esquire % Is LEMON
HonolaIG, sept o, ls52 srPI p
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A Hor OAY.-Last Sunday, until 4 P. NJ. was &C
knowledged to be the hottest day this summer, b.
all that we have heard express an opinion aboutit
The trades came down fresh in the afternoon, anC
the evening was cool and comfortable for a walk
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A RETREAT FOR INVALIDS.

o. THE CLIMATE OF THESE ISLANDS
Ia. IL not-d the world over for general salubrty, while
LII certain particular localities in Tire group are more e.
pecialy favorably known. The district Of Kona, on the lee
side % Hawaii. has long been famed as a place OF resort for
those afflicted with affections Of the lungs. Not 4 few cases
have been known OF persons who had been given over as sure
10 die. by their physicians in California. alter a few months
residence In the pure, nild air of kona, recovering robust
health AII taking = new lease Of life.
The undersigned, at his commOdious house near KaawAlos,
South Kona, Is prepared TO furnish good accommodations TO
boarders on reasonable terms. The steamer Kiidusa runs reg
ulariy between Honolulu and the port OF kaaEaloS, and
Horses are kept ready 1T the beach. Every accommodation
and comfort 10 the way Of diet. MILK and HONEY in Abun-
dance. Delightful rides in the neighborhood.
A. TODD.
KsAWaIos, 5 Kona, May, 1872. my25
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A Visit to Maui-No. 8.
lBY DUR own coRREsPosDExr.l

A visit to this island is incomplete without one
accomplishes the ascent OF the great mountain OF
Maui,