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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11
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The SECURITY LIFE COMPANY needs no other com
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Islands
Parties the other Island desiring inform alton or
needing documents, will apply the Agent for the
Kingdom,
M. McINERNY.
g9-3m Garner Fort and
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DRowNED.-0n Monday last a sad affair took
place on board a sloop owned BY Mr.. McCogan,
running to Pearl River as a packet, under the
charge of E. McCorriston, with native man
and boy as crew. She had on board Mr. R. Gil
liland and native woman as passengers. She
left Honolulu at 9 O'Clock in the morning on the
same day of the occurrence, arrived at Halawa
little before noon, and was on her way to die
charge balance Of freight at Puuloa, when an
alteration occurred between Mr. McCorriston
and the native, the latter apparently being under
the influence Of liquor, which it is supposed he
had stolen from demijOhn in the hold of the
vessel, while discharging some freight for the
McColgan Plantation at Halawa. The native,
on beng told to keep quiet, became unmanagea-
bic, and scufie ensued between him and the
captain, who were separated by Mr. GilIiIand
after few moments-the native promising TO
keep quiet, while the captain took the helm. The
latter had no sooner done so whed Mr. GilIiland
saw the man coming towards the captain and they
we're again clinched to one another, while Mr.
GIlhland and the woman endeavored to prevent
but their efforts we're unavailing as from the low
ness Of the rail and the suddenness Of the at
tack, Mr.. McCorriston was overbaianced and fell
backward into the water, and the native with
him. A rope was thrown to them by which Mr.
McCorriston held on, but owing to the speed of
the vessel, and the weight of the native acting as
a drag as be clung TO him, compelled him to re-
lease bis hold before the vessel could be brought
to. As soon as the anchor was dropped the skif
was Immediately launched by those on board
with the boy in it. but before it reached the par
ties in the water who were then separated, Nc
Corriston had sunk to rise no more The native
was picked up, and Oh coming alongside allowed
the boy to get on board, and showed off again,
saying, Mr.. Dick, no you take me on board,
kill you too" Mr.. Gilland ascribes great credi.
to the young man for bringing the slOop into har-
Dor, as be knew nothing of nautical matters, and
could assist bit little in handling the craft while
beating up from Puuloa.
Deputy Marshal Dayton, on being informed of
the facts by brother of the deceased, left town
for Eva to secure the native, who was found on
the beach sound asleep in the boat, and was
brought INTO town and lodged in the Station
house. A party was organized yesterday, and
left in the sloop Thistle to try and recover the
body Of the deceased, among whom were num-
Der of his friends, who think that he suffered from
foul play while in the water, as he is known to
have been an excellent swimmer
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SHIPPING NEWS.

THE ship George Thompson, We are informed, after
dischargng her cargo Of coal will take her departure
for Stsrbuck Island under charter to load ruauo on
CT about the 10Th inst
THE bark Comet sailed last Thursday, the 9Th inst
for San Francisco. taking full freight and a few
passengers. She arrived here on the Slst ult. dis
charged her inward cargo and took full freight of
island produce within six days from date Of arrival
The ketch LunalilO arrived in port yesterday in
distress, having carried away her fore-topmast and
bowsprit From spare spar on board, the CAPTAIN
was enabled to rig bOwsprt which was very oppor-
tune, the 5Owsprit of the principal spars to
vessel of her rig. She sailed hence August 18th, and
has been at sea % days, during which time she had
severe weather.
DURING the coming three or four months, there are
expected to arrive here en- route for the American
Guano COmPany's islands, the following vessels
Otto and Antonio, Anna 0nita, Ivanhoe, Lady Bless
ton from San Francisco, and the ST. Petersburg
from Australia The bark Agate is also chartered for
the same destination, but will not touch here.
TAG Italian bark Grimaldo arrived at this port on
the 9th inst, in ballast, l5s days from Waterford,
Ireland, under charter to load guano at Bakers
Island. She sails this morning to load at the above
named island, from whence she will take her depart,
ure for Europe.
TIE bark R. c. Wyie arrived here on the 9Th inst.
in l22 days from Bremen. The following is a report
Of her passage: Left River Weser NAY 5,h with
strong SW wind. which increased and continued until
the vessel was compelled to pass around the north Of
Scotland. Sighted the Shetland Islands May llth.
lat so N Ion W. Crossed the equator in the At
lantic in lon % so W on the 9th of June. Passed
lat so July 9th, and sighted Staten Land on the 9th
We're IL days from lat so in the Atlantic to lat so in
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must be deprecated. What most particularly should
be avoided is the advent of ignorant, over-jealous
or fraudulent men to engage in missionary labor;
we have had several Of this stamp and the scandal
they have brought upon Christianity is truly dis
graceful. We don't want any more cases Of Goble
VS.. Ballajh, or men who alsiiy facts and make as
sertions that are absurd the face of them that
their total disregard for truth and common is
startling. Witness the recent statement made by
Rev. Nathan Brown, at a meeting OF the American
Baptist Union eulogizing Mr. Goble for having con
verted the Mikado.
Could anything be more false, though it is posi-.
bic that the Rev. Nathan Brown was himself de-
ceyed; but the imposition as means, it is thought,
Of extortion on the part of Mr. Goble-or DR..
Gobie-as be terms himself in allowing such
statement to 20 uncoeced has created for that per
son a contempt on the part OF residents in Japan
that is By no means enviablc.
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the Pacific. Experienced very heavy ,now-storm
from the east which lasted two days Had nealy one
uninterrupted calm for days in lat % g. Ion go W
Crossed the line in the Pacific on the 26th of August,
IIS days from Bremen. Took NE trades in lat Is N
and sighted Hawaii Sept. 5th, arriving in Honolulu
the following morning, 100 days from Bremen.
The bark Lochnaw, which lately arrived from Ma
Mia in distress has been discharged and will be hove
down for repairs her leak having been discovered in
the cardboard streak in the vicinity of the foremost
1t is supposed that when the vessel was in the dry
dock in Hongkong, that part of her bottom which
rested the block neglected in consequence of
which the ship has sprung leak and been obliged to
put into port, discharge her cargo and undergo
thorough overhauling, all of which will necessarily
cost the owners considerable We are proud to
say in connection with this subject that no instance
of negligence in the repairs of vessels has ever been
charged against ship carpenters but the
trary their work has been highly commended by all
shipnasters who have had dealings with them.
The bark Il. C. wylie will be laid on Tor San Fran
cisco as soon as her cargo has been discharged.
From present appearances she will be ready to take
in freight for that port during the early part of next
week.
TIE ship Georges, having been thoroughly re-
paired has commenced take in her cargo and will
probably be ready for sea in four or FIVE weeks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11
IMPORTS.

From San Francisco per Comet Aug 3l6 6 and 10 bales
Asortd Dry Goods ck Palm OIL l9 pkgs China Provisions
SO os Kerosene Carriage, pkg Crockery smokers
4S sis Bran 200 bNs Herring 100 bales Hay IS bags Arrow.
root pkE Tobacco, % Bread 10 tins Crackers bNs
Cracked Wheat, bxs Oatmeal 10 SKIS Wheat Hams 20
bags and sis Potatoes Is bags Onions Clocks
Olive OIL c. Preserves c. Champagne u BRANDY 3
Csks Red Wine, cs Bacon Csk Hams G Cheese bNs
Onions, bbl syrup, bNs Maccaron bxs Ycrmicilli
Mare bdl Hose store Truck, Il bNs Soap bd Trays
Springs, nests Tubs pkg Selves pkg Pals pkgs Fur-
n,ture cs Drugs, II 6 Hardware, csk hbs
10 SKIS Wheat 10 SKIS Oats Brooms bdl Betting
bb Chmneys 1920 n K. W. Lumber bales Cedar Shin
giles, pks Photograph Materials bags Wheat bag On
ions, Dbl Whisky, Gross Backing pks Hams 50 bales
Hay, pkg Cheese, bale, Is cs, and 10 pkgs Mdse
From Manila. per Lochnaw Sept 2-ls 6s6 mats Sugar
= coils Rope, l6l5 Cigars, and bales TaIpauline.
From Bremen, per Wye sept Csc c. Groceries, 800
and csks Omen Stores $50 kegs Crushed Sugar y c
and a bales Assorted Dry Goods Dress Goods Cloth
c. Clothing cs silk Goods 6 Shawls Sewing Cot
Gin 50 Wine, s. bales CoraEe 81 bbs Tar hlf bb
Pitch 81 cks Ibis and 10 kegs Paint 10 bbls Sheet Zinc
cks Palm OIL 80 6 Champagne 10 900 Fire Bricks y Cs
Cigars, pkgs Glassware Plate 100 pkrs Glass
Toys, Combs, Music Boxes 6 Sausaces C.
Figs, IS Assord Hardware ] 6 Barometer 500 drums
Lnseed OIL 20 drums Caustic Soda 400 bbls Cement cs
Brushes . bales Bags 10 ngots Rabbit Metal 10 ncots Tin,
u nN ln ~ csk Fencing Wire. 500 bdls Hoop Iron
PERI Brass, Rvets Elbows SIS bdIs Iron Pine b4Is
Oval Iron "a bds Iron 3O bars Iron - Yellow Metal Is
kegs Nails y cks Coal Fire CLAY 10 rsk Sand 15O
nests Baskets Il Saddlery csks Ianrs g Meat Fx
tract sc Samples. c. Effects - 6 Mission Goods Il
pkgs Musical Instruments and Bells Cigars 6 Neer-
sefaum li so os cSks and 50 demiohns Liquids
soap - e lll on tins Paint OIL csk HollOwware cs
Pianos 900 6 Gin, pkg Samples cs Conserves Hams
pkg Lard y pEE and bales Private Effects p C0olors
Z c. ana csks Drugs u kegs Lead Paint C. States
drums OIL, IS pkss Glass IS kegs Nails 6c Hoovyyare
csk Glue. 10 Buckets cs Nuts Traces 10 6 Lead
'S,he stones bale Mats, 81 Grindstones, bags. Is
Assorted Mdse
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COMMERCIAL.
noNoLuLu. sEprEMpER 10. 1s72.

HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 10, 1s72-
Since our last issue we have no important COM
mercial news to report. The bark Comet sailed on
the 5lh with full cargo of Island produce, for San
Francisco.
Although sugars are not coming in very rapidly,
the Regular Dispath Line" Agents are very
prompt in loading their vessels and giving them i'm
mediate dispatch
On the 9th inst the bark R. c. Wylie arrived here
with cargo of assorted merchandise, 100 days from
Bremen Since her arrival a little activity has been
noticed with importers aud jobbers.
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COnsulat de la Republique Franchise
Aux lies Hawaii
Avis aux Francois.
TN RECENsEMENT QUINQENNAL

TN RECENSEMENT QUINQENNAL de
- Ia population ayant, moment lieu en-
France, o Commencement de Ia Republique Went par
circulaire adressee a ses Agcns a letranger de
les charger de reever lie nombro, lie sexe, Page les
mons, etc, de eurs natonaux resdant das leuTs cir.
conscrptOns respectives.
En- consequence, tous les Francois habitant, a
queque titre que soft, des lies de PArchipel,
sont invites a youloir bien Sc presenter dams un deai
partir d'aujourdhui, Consulnt de France Homo
lulu Richard Street 49, de 10 h. a midi.
Fait Honolulu, lie Mercredi, IL Septembre, 1872.
lie Consul ct Commissaire de la Repubque Fran
caise, HENRY LIE MONNYER
LIS. 35-tf
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PASSENGERS.

From Wndward Ports per stInr KBuea Sent IL Paris
and wife, Brown Mrs Won Holt Hart Rishop Willis
deck.
For W'ndvard Ports. steamer Eanea Sent nris Ex
Gov nominiS and wife Rev II Bingham and wife Mrs Kaau
wal, Judge II A W'demRnn and wife Mrs Maxwell Judge
Hartwcll, Indge Hart, W c Parke f Preston W c
Jones, " 2 Baldwin, c Wilder, ] Iidrato. Lindsey
Hapai, NcCully, Master " Jarrett. ! p Green II r
Hitchcock, G Hitchcock, Chas lake Hitohincs Mr.
smith, Jno VI Patty, Lee 10y, and about 10 deck
For san Francisco Comet. Sepr Croft Vincent
Nonatee Huber W Davis and wife, W Williams and
wife, A Quinan, VIM johnson
From Bremen per wylo, sept 6-Thos Blundon
Emma Walter, Emil Wiekert.
For Guano Islands per Ward Sept els native la
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PORT OF HONoLULU.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sept 5-sohrs Kamo Nete Merrill aud sip Live Yankee
from Mani.
Claw bk Wvlie, HaliermRnn. 100 days from Rre.
men. schrs Fairy Queen and Hokulele from Kauai
Pauahi from Mnlokai. and Active from Mani.
4-Stmr KiRuea from Windward Ports shrs Uilama
and Annie from Hawaii. and WainIa from Molokai.
S-Schr Moikciki from Maui
e-Italian hk Grimado Repeo. 15S DAYS from Water.
ford. Ireland. In ballast.
lo-Schr Warwick from Noloka. and Haw ketch Luna
lilo, Weeks, % DAYS from port.
SAILED.
Sept --Schr Warwick for N0lokR.
5-Am bk Comet Fuller for San Francisco schrs Mary
Ellen for Maui. and Kconi Ana for Kauai
Gam srhr " Ward Rir5man. for Gusno Islands
sclr kpmoi and slp Live Yankee for Mani
1-Schrs Netin Merrill for Maui and Active for Hawaii
9-Stmr kiauen for Wndwarl Ports schrs Fairy Queen
for kanai Annie for Hawaii and waiola for waaiua.
lo-sclrrs Mnkeki for Maui Pauahi for Molokai and
Uilama for Hawaii.
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II viii be observed by the timetable Of the
steamer Kilauea that owing to needed overhaul
ing. sue vii lay over from the 10th to the Both
instant when she will resume her regular trips
Tor k1na and intermediate ports.
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Consular Notice.

LII PERSONS indebted TO the Estate
n CIVILIAN CROLEY deceased, late Of Maui,
hereby notified to pay the amount Of such in
debtedness to GEORGE W. WILLFONG, at Wal
iuku, Maui. who is duly authorized to act in the set
Element Of said Estate, to the United States Consul
at Honolulu within sixty days from date and all
persons having claims against said Estate
quested to present them for settlement as above 35St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

DCsTr STREETs.-OEing to the dry weather
and The strong trade winds which are blowing,
the streets are intolerable for travel, the dust
sEeeping down them in clouds. often compelling
pedestrians 20 seek momentary shelter. We
overheard a gentleman who has probably had Sc
we're experience, remark that it would pay per-
son to start a couple OF teams fitted with sprnk-
ling apparatus which has been done twice before
IN tins cry FOR Wetiing down the streets with
fresh Eaier. IL the business community would aid
IN sustaining SO laudable an enterprise. We would
urge The gentleman to canvass the principal
streets nov. as the most fitting opportunity, and
we doubt rot that, though people shut their eyes
II Tins kind Of weather they will be more inclined
70 open sheir purse strings and sustain such an
institution as couple Of street sprinklers.
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THE steamer Kilauea sailed on Monday last
for ports on Maui and the circuit Of Hawaii, tax
iag large number OF passengers among whom
were His Tx. Governor Dominis and lacy, Hon.
q. ;. HariW Hon. II. a. Widemann and lady,
/. McCuIy Marshal W. c. Parle, several mem
bes Of the bar, a large party Of excursiOnists,
and over hundred on deck. Mr. ;. G. Wilder
agent Of the steamer, was also among the pas
Eeurers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

A RlEE CHaNoE.-Au opportunity is offered
10 parties wishing 10 make a good investment
ty the sale Of the Paukaa plantation, advertised
10 take place on Monday next, at noon. This
valuable plantation is the property Of Mr.. Chung
H00u and others
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Absolutely no Restriction on Travel !
POLICIES lNCONTESTIBLE
AFTER THREE ANNUAL PAYMENTS.

The chance that your life will fail within year &,
two per cent. The chance that your house will burn
within year is less than quarter per cent Why
insure the latter and neglect She former?
Life Insurance is not like Fire Insurance an ex-
pense, but sure investment in time Of need.
No man can forcsee the condition Of bis affairs al
his DEATH but by Life Insurance family can be
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Administrators Notice.
n,HE UNDERSIGNED. having been

THE UNDERSIGNED. having been an.
i pointed Temporary Administrator of the Estate
Of d. F. RANT late of Makawao, deceased hereby
requests all persons having claims against the said
Estate to present them within six months from the
date Of this first publication, they will be forever
barred and all persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment to the under
signed. T. W. EVERETT,
Temporary Administrator Est of D. F. Grant.
Wailuku, Aug. 80 1872. 35-4t
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THERE is a scarcity Of EeEs this morning.
Several schooners have arrived from Maui and
Kauai, but nothing from Hawaii, to which on &C
CONT Of the recent volcanic activity the public
aLleHtLln !. directed
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DIED.

CR0LEY - Suddenly Of heart disease, the Sth Of
August 1s72 kailua, Kona, Island Of Hawaii Hawaiian
Islands William Cruley American citizen aged about 43
years formerly Of South Carolina and recently OF Cali
f0ruia
Pauoa Valley sunday September sth of typhoid
fever Henry John, Of the late Henry st. John, Of
this city. Jesu mercyl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

THE farewell benefit given TO Mr.. George
Pauacsiort on Moaday evening last was well at
rsuied and the entertainment was highly appre-
oiaied. Various opinions are expressed as to the
theory Of Mr.. Pauuceiort in regard to the render
ing Of certain portions Of Hamlet, although all
agree that according to his views the part was
vel presented Madame Duret and Mr.. lie Roy
as usual acquitted themselves with great credit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

DUlE--,Tust at present we may say that things
or the buzz Of carriage is somewhat unusual
sound 10 our streets An classes Of people CON-
plain Of the dull times. Times are dull, there is
10 mistake about that in the least but let US
live in hopes that as the year grows older and
comes to the conclusion that it must do some
thing for the people Of Hawaii that we shall
have somewhat livlieT times
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

TINS Military Band will, until further notice
play q; Emma Square on Thursdays at five o'clock
o g. instead Of half past five as heretofore.
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- - KI.INa IN sETTING-
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

ATTENTION Is called to the .neeting of the
Trustees O.. The Queens Hospital which takes
place on Saturday next
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Hay! Hay! Hay.

THE Undersigned are Receiving pressed
Il Bales of
Prime Mania1aia Hay,
From Lue, which they will sell in quantities suit
IS If WALKER & ALLEN.
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MAR REED.

DAMON-BALDwIN-In this city. at Port Street Church,
September 5th by Rev Prear assisted by Damon,
Mr. Mills Damon Miss Hattie Baldwin, youngest
daughter Of the Rev DR. Baldwin. No cards.
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A. S. cLEcHoRN GO.

Will offer the balance of Stock of Last
Seasons Goods at a considerable reduc-
ton in price, it being A. S. C. & Co.'S in
tention to commence
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Cement!

Dooth's Best English Portland Cement.
IL Danish Portland Cement,
Hofman's Rosendale Cement
All warranted good quality and for sale at lowest
Prices, by BOLLES & CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

EFutEE--I-r-IIal sutrv wust--nl-Lehtung and thun-
Er--8--uIf4F ua--lHfi-S4uaIly with passing shower
-pus4sHr ti-stady 13rd-Irregularty
~ tl. 6taz au6 a1uug-+sm0ky appearance all round
----k -u.rrV.
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EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE I
IL forbid anybody trusting my wife, Mary woruer.
as viii be responsible for no debts contracted by
her. WILHELM WORNFR
MOloaa, August IL, 1872. s2-st
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a CoEEEsroNDENT at Waiohinu writes as fol-
lUus n regard to the eruption on Mauna Loa:
" The eruption on Mauna Loa appears to be
simply tins Fire has evidently made its ap-
pearauce 10 the crater on the summit-Mokua-
weoweo, probably The reflection is quite strong
Al night and gives to the column of steam and
smoke which constantly rises the appearance of
fame There may have been some flow Of lava
over the floor Of the crater, but from my point
Of view the reflection at night, aud the smoke
BY Gay. appear to be 10 the same place as when
they were first noticed. / should judge, there
fore that there is probably an active lake similar
. The South LAKE in Kilauea. Up to date,
Sept Sd there has been no outbreak from any
point lower down the mountain We had a strong
shock Of earthquake August 3lst, st 81 Pm
kiiaaea Is not particularly active"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

Wa would cali the attention Of retail dealers
and those 10 the country to an advertisement Of
new goods lately received from Europe in the
bark T. c wyiie, and offered for sale by II,
Hackfeld a Co. aud Others. From recent mar
Eet reports aud mercantile circulars Of current
prices Of numerous and varied articles of every
day use. we notice that there is a tendency to
rise, not from any undue causes but principally
from q greater demand Of certain articles, and
falling Of in some instances in the raw material
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EVERY SEASON
WITH ENTIRELY new GOODS !
A WORD IN SEASON TO OUR PATRONS.

Goods are now steadily on the rise, and
it therefore behooves every one who de-
sires'to procure Drapery and Clothing of
every description, to take advantage of
the present opportunity, and make their
purchases at a. S. CLEGHORN & CO.'S.
A. S. cLEcHoRN & CO.
SIT FORT STREET.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N O TIC e.

A Quarterly Meeting of the Board of
n Trustees of the Queens Hospital will be held
on Saturday, the 18th inst, at IL A. NJ, at the
Court House. By Order.
F. A. sCHAEFER, Secretary.
Honolulu. Sept. 6. 1872. IS 1t
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AT Lahaina, on Friday, September 9th, at
II AL, Confirmation was held in the English
Church school room by the Right Reverend the
Bishop Of Honolulu. The service, which was
well attended by members OF the English Church
p-essire by being preceded by The administration
Of holy baptism to six native children, and an ad-
dress ~ the Bishop, The confirmation thirteen
grls from the ;. Cross SCHOOL, were presented
By Eldresz PhG5e, Sister Of Mercy. The font
and affairs we're pre;tiy decorated by friends, as
sisted 5y the children Of :. Cross.
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Phases Of The Moon for the Month of Sept. 1872.
FErrAErD BIT ctr-. DANIEL SIXTH.

HoNoLULU MEAN TIME.
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Notice.

18th All sau. :. ............ Maunakea st. Honolulu