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Australian Confederation.

The efforts of the British Government to form
an Australian Confederation similar to that ex-
listing in Canada do not at present bear hope
full aspect The delegates from the respective
/ Colonies, who signed the convention for the ANAL
gamated Colonial mail service, also had under
consideration dispatch from Earl Kimberley,
the English Colonial Secretary, suggesting The
propriety of the several Colonies agreeing to
joint customs tariff, and citing as an Illustration
of the principle proposed the Zollverein Union
of Germany. This was generally understood to
be the thin edge of the wedge for a more close
and intimate connection but the delegates very
politely tell Earl Kimberley that the Colonies
are not to be dictated to in their internal con-
Germs by the Home Government. They profess
the utmost loyalty to the Crown Of Great Britain,
repudiate any desire to sever existing relations,
and while there was an immense amount of
squabbling among themselves as to the payments
made by one colony to another for certain mat
tiers, they all reprehend any home interference.
All the delegates signed memorandum, one of
whose clauses reads thus:
ave are of the opinion that the right of the
Legislatures of these colonies to direct and con-
troll their fiscal policy, as amongst themselves,
without interference on the part of her Majestys
Ministers in England, is right which it is our
duty to assert and maintain"
The two principal colonies Victoria and New
South Wales, are now utterly at variance on the
tariff question, New South Wales favoriug free
trade and Victoria, protection. This decided
expression of opinion by the Colonies will damp
the ardor of the English Colonial Office in carry
ing out its policy of Confederation. In no in
stance does the Colonial press view the project
with favor, but all see insuperable difficulties in
the way Of its realization. Their distance apart
dissimilarity of interests, and numerous other
reasons are assigned in support of this statement
and a New Zealand journal, speaking of that
Colony, says, il Ireland, so near to England wants
Home rule, it is not likely that the Colonists
of New Zealand will be satisfied with parlia-
mont legislating for them, in Sydney or Mel
bourne, more than a thousand miles away.
The time may arrive when the several Austria
liam colonies, if not New Zealand, will unite, but
it will be when they are connected and inter
sected by railroads. or when, like the thirteen
original States of our Union, they are menaced
by common foe. At present the prospects are
that the grand Australian Confederation, so
tondly cherished in the Government Offices in
England, belongs to the distant future.
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MrErNa ELECTORS A meeting Of the voters Of Homo
lulu Is called this evening oeock KaumaGapi
candidates for Representatives the
gislatiye Assembly.-Airstiser, Dee 3oth.
READ the above, dear public, and observe that an
other 'extraordnary occasion" has arisen when the
church at Kaumakapili has opened its doors for 9th
er purposes than that of public worship, to which
it is dedicated. We have not the slightest objection
to this extraordinary" affair any more than we
have to the gentleman who were nominated on Sat
urday evening the meeting Of which the above is
a notice-only, we would mildly suggest 10 the faith
ers of the church in question, that the call for
political meeting in the church. and the attendance
OF q large body of the church members at the meet
ing looks little too much like church interference
with state affairs, to come from body which in 9TH
er countries is not cbary of its denunciation Of the
same thing. Shall We look for political meetings to
nominate candidates for the next Legislature in the
yards of Kawaiahao, the Catholic Church and the
English Church:
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supreme Court. Jnn.y Term. 1879.

3 SADEtAAle AOuEt. aldn y 10 -
The January term Of the Supreme Court COM
menced its sittings yesterday, 2nd inst, Chief
Justice Allen, and Associate Justices Hartwell
and Widemaun on the Bench:
Tie following is the Calendar. Cases in banco,
and cases where the jury is waived, are first in
order this term.
Klaiaina ct al. VS.. Henry Kahanu = Question
of adoption.
AT. Judd for plaintiffs. F. H. Harris for
defendant
In the matter of the Estate of Nakuapa, W
Question of Adoption.
W. C. Jones for appellant. A. f. Judd and
S. B. Dole for appellee
West Maui Sugar Association vs.. Campbell &
Exceptions from July Term.
R. Stanley for plaintiffs. A. F. Judd for
defendants.
Charles Kanaina vs.. Thomas LOrg-E2cep-
tions from July Term.
R. H. Stanley for appellant. A. F. Judd for
plaintiff.
W. H. Davis VS.. Charles Brewer-ExcePtiOns
from ruling of Chief Justice Allen.
FIJI Harris and c. c. Harris for plaintiff. A.
F. Judd for defendant.
Kaawihi vs. KeOni NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
verdict of Jury.
w. c. Jones for appellant. A. F. Judd for
appellee.
Mele Ana Kalowa VS.. Kalowa-Divorce.
A. f. Judd and Kanihna Fl. plaintiff.
The King vs.. John Jones-ExceptiOns from
Walmea Term, 1871.
The Attorney General for the Grown. W. G.
Jones for the defendant,
The King vs. Neutrality-suspicious. from
Waimea Term 1871.
The Attorney General for the Crown. w. c.
Jones for the defendant.
JURY WAIVED CASES.
w. S. Akana, Administrator, vs. Chung Hoon-
R. H. Stanley for plaintiff F. H. Harris for
defendant.
Daniel Markle vs.. W. o. Smith, Adainstra-
tor-Assumpsit.
VIC. Jones for the plaintiff. S, B. Dole for
the defendant.
Jacob Markle VS.. W. O. Smith, Administra-
tor-Assumpsit.
W. c. Jones for the plaintiff. S. B. Dole for
the defendant
JURY CASES.
The King vs.. Albert Manners-Larceny of
cattle. Appeal
The Attorney General for the Grown. AT.
Judd for defence
The King VS.. Kailio-Malicous Injury. APP
peal.
The Attorney Genearl for the Crown. Kan-
hina for defendant.
The King VS.. Kaholokaua-R Appeal.
Attorney General for the Crown. R. G. Davis
and AIahi for defendant.
Kabina ct al VS.. Aea--Eiectment
S. B. Dole for plaintrH. A. F. Judd for de-
PENDANT.
John Karate vs.. Kamaka-Trespass.
r. G. Davis for appellent. A. f. Judd for ap-
pellee.
Gilbert Waller VS.. G.. acknowledgements
S. b. Dole for plaintiff.
]. Montgomery vs.. j. C. Pauger-Assumpsit.
A. F. Judd for plaintiff R. II. Stanley for
Adderey ct al. VS.. John McKeague.
w. c. Jones for plaintiff. f. H. Harris for
defendant.
Yet Sing We. Chung Hnnn-Assumpst.
S Preston for plaintiff. Kanihina for de-
PENDANT.
A. J. Cartwright vs. Thomas Spencer-As-
sumpst.
r. H. Stanley for plaintiff
John McKeague vs.. J. R. Helen-Appeal.
A. F. Judd for appellant. S. b. Dole for de-
PENDANT.
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Tar Election Of Representatives to the next Lcgis
ia;iTe Assembly, viii take place throughout til,
various Eleetion Districts Of the Kingdom, on tn,
Flat Monday Of February next. The following
places are designaied for holding the elections:
HAWAII
District q Hno-CoGrt-bouse in Hilo.
District o. Hamslsua-Couri-house in WaipiO.
Disirie; o. Kohala Courthouse, Wainea, and
C1uri-house. North Kohala.
District Of North Kona-schoo-bouse Kailua
Dlstrlc, o. South Kona-School-house Honaunau.
District ef Kau-Court-hOuse, waiohiBu.
DistTie; Of -School-housc, Halepuaa
MAUI
Distric, Of Lahaina-Court house. Lahaina
Dis;rio; q Kaanspali-schoolhouse Honolua.
District q Waikiki Court house, Waikiki, and
sebooi-house, Ulupalalsua.
District Of MakaEa0-Court- house. Makawao.
District Of Hama Courthouse, Hama; School
house, KUauae; school-hOuse, Mokulau, Kaupo.
Distris; q Molokai and Lanai-New Courthouse,
Pak0o MOl0kaii sehool-house, Kaohai, Lanai
OAHU
District Of Kona-Court-h house, Honolulu.
District Of Eva and Waianae-SchOOl-hOuse Wal
ava sehool-house, WaianRe.
District Of ADMINISTRATIONS Waialua.
District OF Koolaul0s-school-hoEse Hauula.
District Of KoOlaupoko-Court-house, Kaneohe.
KAUAI.
Dis;ris; Of Waimea-SehOol-hOuse Waimea; School
house. Niihau-
District Of Puma SohoOl-hOuse, Lihuei School
house. Koi1a.
District q Hanalei-COurt-house, Haualei.
FERD. W. HUTCHINSON,
Minister Of Interior.
T-..o-sr- ore, Dcr 9ptb 1871
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS IN PROBATE Island Of Oahu, Hawaiian
Islands, In the matter Of the Estate Of ALEXANDER
ADAMS Of Honolulu deceased Order appointing time for
Probate Of wiz and directing publication Of Notice Of same
Document purporng be the Last VIII and Testament
Of Alexander Ada deceased having the Sth day Of De
eembe A D. ISL been presented To said Probate Court and
petition for the probate thereof having been filed by Char
lotte Adams,
1t is hereby ordered that FRIDAY the 26h day Of Janna
A. b. lS72 at 10 O'clock Of said DAY at the Court
Room Of said Court the Court House in Honolulu he aud
the is hereby appointed the time for proving said VIII
and hearing said application when anil where any person in
crete may appear and the said VIII and the grant
ing Of Letters Testamcntary.
1t is further ordered that notice thereof be given for three
successive weeks in the Hawaiian Gazette and he Au Okoa
newspapers, printed and published in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., December 30th ISL.
ELISHA H. ALLEN,
Attest: Chief Justice q the Supreme Court.
JSo. T. DARNAGn. Dennly Clerk sup. Court. DIST
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Audience at IoIani Palace.

His Excellency the Minister Resident o.
tic United States had an audience of Hi.
Majesty for the purpose of presenting
Rear Admiral John A. Winslow, oil
Thursday, the 2sth of December
The Minister and Admiral, accompanied
by Mrs Wiuslow and daughter, arrived
Al the Palace, in His Maiesty's carriage,
Al precisely u O'Clock, the band playing
Hail Columbia as they passed the Guard.
The Admiral was also accompanied by
Captain J. NJ NJ Clitz, commanding the
[. 5 Ship California; Commander r. W.
Meade, commanding L. 5 Ship Narragan-
set; Fleet Surgeon, John NJ. Browne ;
Captain P. {. Pope, L. S NJ; Fleet En-
rineer, Montgomery Fletcher; Fleet Pay
master, Casper Schenck; Lieutenant Com
mander Henry Glass.
Her Majesty Queen Emma assisted at
the audience, and was accompanied by
Mrs Elisha IL Allen, Mrs J Mott Smith,
Mrs J. o Dominis, Mrs. C. r. Bish-
on. Mrs William f. Allen, and Miss Nan
ME Harris.
His Majesty was attended. by the Chan
cell0r Of the Kingdom, the Ministers of
Foreign Affairs, Interior, and Finance,
Judges HartweH and Widemann, the
Governor Of Oahu, Hon. c. r. Bishop,
Colonies Allen and Pratt Majors Hof.
mann, Harris and Kahanu, and His Ma
icsty's Chamberlain, who received the
visitors al the door as they arrived.
Admiral Winslow, on being presented,
addressed his Majesty as follows:
MAY IT PLEASE YoUE MAJESTY:
After an interval of over eighteen years,
! acain have the pleasure Of visiting the
beautiful Islands which comprise Your
Maics,y's Kingdom.
I am cratifed to find presented on
every hand evidences of their progress,
prosperity, and happiness.
The Government and people of the
Tuitod States feel a lively interest in the
welfare Of The Hawaiian Islands, not only
from the commercial value and the recip-
-,csl advantages which commerce opens
10 lsosh countries, but As these Islands
have been the field Of labor Of American
Missionaries from an early date, which
has 50 sisnaIly illustrated the power and
value Of Christian influence in elevating a
new people
NAY ibe cordial relations that have
hitherto existed between our respective
countries he permanent
I desire to take advantage of this oc-
1asion 70 oHpress my thanks for the timely
and osfoieut aid rendered bY Your Males
rs Government 10 the crew of the United
S.zsos steamer Saginaw, one Of the YES
ssls which were uRdcr my command in
ths Paoifc
Nay Your Majesty enjoy long and
p-ospsrous'reign.@
To which His Majesty was pleased to
reply:
= -AnvzEU.
Eighteen years Is long period, and
h-iRgs changes 20 all; It has brought to
ron fame and the highest honors of your
profession. / am glad if it appears to
rou to have brought some prosperity and
happiness 10 Ny people
With regard to the Saginaw. her Cap
szin took occasion upon his arrival here
"a return his thanks for the assistance
rendered, and since then your Minister
Resident hiss transmitted 10 Me the
/ hanks Of your Government But take
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03

WE give in this issue the table of Do
nestle Exports for the last quarter of
1871, including also the figures for the
whole year, and comparison with last year.
The showing is very satisfactory, mas
much as there appears considerable in
crease in most of the exports named in the
table. That of Sugar is the largest, reach
ing 2,977,l34 lbs. more than in any for
mer year. Paddy shows an increase of
9Sl, 1899 lbs. Rice, 2G4, 94s lbs. Wool,
2S7,OlO lbs. Tallow, 94,s52 lbs. Pulu,
5s,9l7; and Hides, 6,gs9 pes. Coffee
shows a decrease of SOS, Isl, this de-
crease arises from the fact that the export
of 1870 was larger than usual, from the
sending forward of coffee that had been
held from the preceding year awaiting a
rise of prices. Coffee planting on our isl
ands, however, languishes, owing to the
discouraging effects of the blight and the
uncertainty of prices. The footings show
an increase of s25S, 6l9.4O in the value of
the exports of 1871 above that of the
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NOTICE.
UlIIE 20.

TIME POSITION OF PURYEYOR TO
i the QUEENS HOSPITAL being vacant the
Executive Committee will receive applications for
that place and request parties applying 70 state what
experience they have had, if any, in hospitals and
dispensares also their knowledge Of the Hawaiian
language and other qualifications.
Applications received up to the 18th Of January
next, will have due confederation. Per order
4s-6t +. A. sCHAEFER, Secretary.
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year before. This is very gratifying fact,
showing as it does the gradual, expansion
and enlargement of the agricultural re-
sources of the kingdom.
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~ Authority

VIZ, KaNEHANEHA Y, by the Grace Of God, Of
the Hawaiian Islands, King, do hereby proclaim,
thst Il is OUR val and pleasure that the Eleventh
day q June q each year lie hereafter observed as
PabIis Holiday IN memory Of OUR Grandfather and
Predecessor. KAMEHAMEHAI /, the founder Of the
Hawaiian Kingdom.
6rrEy q; Iolsui Palace under OUR hand and
The Great Seal Of OUR Kingdom, this 22I day
Of Deccmbcr. 4. D. ISL.
tL.Sl KAMEHAMEHA L.
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Derangement and Distension of the
Bowels, FlatulenCy, Diarrhea
and Dvsenterv
and Dysentery

Any symptoms Of the above complaints should be immed
aey met by appopriave doses Of these pills according to
the printed directions delay may be followed by disastrous
consequences. Thes pills certain remedy for all the
ailments Of the amentary canal they the thorough
digestion Of the food and act most kindly the stomach
liver kidneys and bowels As household medicine tn
unriyalled, and should always be on hand.
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coURT or THE mAwAIIAN


- ISLANDS. in Prohae.In the the Estate Of
s p. NOIIEA @ late Of Honolulu. deceased Chambers,
before Mr. Justice Widemann.
on reading and filing the petition and accounts Of A. T.
JUDD Administrator Of the Estate Of P NOHEA late Of
Honolulu, deceased wherein he asks be allowed SlO50
and charges himself with SlJ47O and asks that the
be examined and approved and that final order may
be made Of distribution the property remaining in his hands
to the persons thereto entitled and dehargin him and his
sureties from all further responsibility such
1t is ordered that FRIDAY the 26h day Of January A.
1872 10 o'clock ~ before the said Justice Cham
beers in the Court ouse Honoluu be and the hereby
is appointed the time and place hearing said
and Accounts that oil persons interested may then
there appear and show cause any they have why the
should not be granted And that this order in the Hawaiian
and English languages be published In the Hawaiian
and he Az OEoA newspapers printed and published in Homo
lulu for three successive weeks previous the time therein
appointed for said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, H. l., this 10Th day Of December
1871. II. A. wInEMANN.
Attest: Justice Of the Supreme Court
JoHN E BARylRp. Dep. Clerk Of the SUP Court 5O-3t
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HoNoLULU December goth, 1871.
To HIS Ecceleacy f. w. Huelison, Minister Of
tie Interior, dc, dc,
SRI have the honor to furnish this, the
Twenty-ffth Semi-annual Report of the Treas
urer of the Queens Hospital, showing the re-
ceipts and disbursements during the half year
ending at this date, and an estimate of the fnan-
cial condition of the corporation on the LIST prox
1871,
June 20 the amount of cash on hand was Sl3l IS
Since that date l have received as fol-
lows:
From Pay Patients. ............ 233 80
Hawaiian Treasury for passenger
and Hawaiian seamen's taxes 1894 IS
Interior Department, on account
Of appropriation by the Legis-
lature ................... 2,666 90
Proceeds of Madame Cora la
Monde's Benefit of 18th Oct, 80 90
the Treasurer balance due him. ll9 81
sl,796 10
The disbursements during the same time
have been as follows:
For salary Of Physician FIVE months to
LIST instant. ,................. G25 90
For salary OF Assistant Physician for.
the month OF June last......... 80 90
For wages Of Purveyor and servants for
six months, to LIST iustant...... l,l79 90
For provisions, medicines, lights, fuel,
bedding. collins, &c. for six months
to LIST instant. observation-disclosures. 29i2 10
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SUPREME COURT of the Hawaiian ISL
- ands in Probate Island Oahu, Hawaiian Islands In
the matter Of the Estate Of ROBERT MOFFITT late Of ka-
huku in said Island deceased.
document puporting to be the last Will and Testament
the said ROBERT MOFFITT deceased having the 18th
day Of December A. ID. ISL been presented said Probate
Court and petition for the probate thereof and for the IS
ofees Documentary the executors therein named
having been filed by W. L. Green;
It is hereby ordered that WEDNESDAY, the Bird day Of
April A. D. 1872 ten o'clock, Of said day. at the
Court Room Of said court at Honolulu the Island Of Oahu
be- and the hereby appointed the time for proving
said VIII and hearing said application when and where any
person may appear the said WILL and
the granting Of Letters Testamentary.
1t is further ordered that notice thereof be given by pub
cation twelve successive weeks in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
q newspaper printed and published in Honolulu.
And it Is further ordered that citations be issued the
subscribing witnesses to said WILL and heirs the
tesat0r in Kings County Ireland and in the Hawaiian Is
lands appear and contest the probate Of said WILL at the
time appointed
Dated Honolulu H. L. December 18th, A. D. 1871.
J.. II. ALLEN,
Attest Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
WALTER r. SEAL Clerk. 4912t
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mxchange. 60.

THE UNDERSIGNED, from and amer
L this date. will issue Bills of Exchange and Let
tera Of Credit on
SAN FRANCISCO. NEW YORK.
LONDON. HAMBURG ani BREi'by.
10 sums 30 suit AZ lowest rates.
Best Commercial Paper discounted and Monies al
vanccf on Mortgage on The most favorable terms.
Cash advances made on confgumeuft o. Island
produce nt the rate Of q cent interest per aunuu
II. MACkFELD a co.
Honolaiu. Nov 8. 1s7i.-fau
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WRITING PAPERS.


English and French Letter Papers satin surface and
fine. plain and gilt edges
Do. Billet and Note, do. do. do.
Do. Letter and Note Envelopes. to match the above
Mourning Note Paper and Envelopes-an assort-
ment constantly on hand
! American papers, from the best makers, Of almost
Enameied surface and pearl surface Cards
Embossed and Friendship Cards
Perforated Boards, for Ghsnole work
Morocco and Embossed Paper
Gold and Silver
Plaid and Cruyon,
Bronze
Papeterie Boxes of various patterns
Best London Quilts and Quill Pens
Steel Pens, from the best makers
English Red and coored Waters
Notarial
&" Transparent
Initial, Cameo and Motto "
English Sealing Wax, red and fancy
Kidder's & Payson's Tndelibe Ink
Blue, black and red Writing Ink
HAIR Cloth. Tooth, Nail and Shaving Brushes
Thermometers, Tooth-picks.
Maps of Hawaiian Islands
Portable Writing Desks, from II TO % inches,
Mahogany and Rosewood, adapted for ladies'
and gentiemen's
Brass bound and mounted Desks made very strong.
particularly adapted for seafaring gentlemen and
for travelling purposes; with the Dressing
Case combined comprising the most complete
and extensive assortment to be had in the city
Constantly on hand, School Books Of all kinds in
general use
Family and Pocket Bibles, Testaments, etc.
Standard English and American Books
Paper-cover Books
Song and Music Books
Juvenile and Toy Books of every description
English Drawing Paper, all sizes, from deny to
double elephant
Bristol Boards, of every size and thickness
Tracing Papers and Tracing Cambria
Newman's Water Colors. in boxes
Best Sable and Cames Hair Brushes
Faber's superior Drawing Pencils
Colored Pencils
Creta Lewis do.
Mathematical. or Drawing Instruments, in cases,
from 81 to $40 each
Tape Measures Pocket do.
Chess Men. Wood and Ivory
Backgammon and Chess Boards
Intellectual Card Games
Dominocs Of various patterns
Gold aud Silver Pencil Cases
Gold Pens, with Gold Cases
with Silver Cases and diamond points,
from 81 so to 81 80 each
Rogers celebrated fno Silver Steel Penknvcs to
( blades, Of pearl she'll, ivory. buck and buffalo
handles, Of rich and beautiful patterns, imported
expressly to order
Ivory Tablets. Paper Cutters, etc.
Porcelain States and Drawing States
Alphabet Blocks
Photograph Albums
Musical do. do.
Elastic Bands and Rings
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Weakness, and Debility, Nervous Irrita-
hi11tv

The wholesome exercised by these admirable Pills
the blood and fluids generally is like charm in dipel
ling low spirits and restoring checruness. Their general
aperient qualities well fit them for domestic medicine par
tcuarly for females Of all ages and periods of life They
betry any dsigeeable irritating qualities they
quickly eject all impurities the system and regulate
every function Of the body giving wonderful tone and ener
gy to weak and debated persons while they brace and
strengthen the system in most extraordinary
maj
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Yery ImpOrtant, Of COstiveness Beware

Rarely but little notice is taken Of eostvenos yet
tain periods il sign that danger All who
seized with appopexy and paralysis have previously su
fered from cosiiveness In the former the blood s TO
the wives counsel their husbands and husbands
their wives to bed second night If the bowels
have not been properly moved during the day, particularly il
line Pills will regulate the circulation Of the blood and
move all dangerous symptoms.
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sl796 10

Estimated assets for Jan. !, 1872:
Amount to be received on account of
appropriation. ...........,..... 1884 OC
Amount TO be received on account of
passenger and Hawaiian seamen's
taxes ...........,.......... 500 OC
Amount from Pay patients. ......... 30 OO
Sligo 90
Estimated liabilities at same date:
Amount now due the Treasurer Sll9 81
exposes for this mouth $50 90
900 81
Surplus for January l, 1872. ......... Sl94 16
Respectfully submitted;
Cms r. BIsuor. Treasurer.
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Old Coughs, Colds and AshmaticaI Aztec
tons.

These Pills assisted in their action by rubbing Holloway
Ointment very eiectuay twice day upon the throat and
chest and keeping those parts eoveerd with the preparation
viii be found the most effective remedy for asthma coughs
colds bronchitis and influenza These remedies nquiliZe
the hurried breathing, sooth the rrated aubes and
sit in dsodgng the phlegm which stops up the passages
This has proved wonderfully efficient in only
curing old settled coughs and colds but asthma Of many
standing, and when the patients in bad
state not able to lie down their beds lest they should be
chOked by phlegm.
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30 Regain Health. STRENGTH and Vigor.

Whenever persons find themselves IN
little ont Of health and there many at work
shorten life it is necessary that Hooway's Pills. the fin
purifier Of the blood ever known should be ut taken
they only rid both solids and fluids Of all morbid mat
but regulate all dsorcred actions and strengthen the
fame in a M extraordinary manner.