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| Aitkio, Mary
| Allstcn, Edward
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| Allston, Jane
| Andr, son, ,Saraf
| Armstrong, Mr.
| Ashe, Sabina
| Avant, Amandi
| Baden, Brl ;ge'
| Balls. Mrs Mari
| Baxter, Clara E
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Deagan, Mary
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Dennis, Cynthia
Doyle, Annie
douglas, Mrs
DOraB, Mary
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Dodds, Mrs Geo
Douglass, Mollie
Farley, Eliza
Eakin. Annie
Emmanuel,
Flora
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ElllCtr, Carolinn d
Elliott. Lucinda
Ellis, Rossnnall
Erwins, Fannie
Evans, Louisa
Evans, Aun
Ferguson, Clara
Fields, Lesterp
Fl'hbOrne, Mrs
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Fltchen, Sarah
Fleming, Roset-
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Fiudd, Margret
Ford, Mrs L F
Fraser, Hannah
Fraser, Mrs K ID
Galllard, Martha
Gates, Maggie
Gance, Hester
Ghdsden, Annie
Garden, Rebec-
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ByR. H.. .MARSHALLd& BR0sr9
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE: Oh SUIiLI-

n TUESDAY xAss issh q Ip1l sS14A Il II osod; Gss
be sold near the Postoface, Broad stredsns5 ~
LOT No. l3), Hameis,Plat oeing In Cove neariy
oppeelts AnmterEBreet fEWthfpI three hun.
dred yards OF Front Beach, with the Buildings
thereon, consistlug OF Twosnd a-half story Dwell
ing, of six rooms and attic besides q iSrf din.
ing.room and four basement. f09ml.t kttcbe4 OF
three rooms. large stable and ahed. "a Lot hAlf
acre level. covered with grass and picket toffee.
Terms cash. Purchaser 10 paz forIpspefs.,iiIm
.apr1 tustuthmtu6 n.,.,.5I ~, =, ,,-.oi,,d;e,.
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Piume:, Mrs E
Porcher. Louisa
iPurcher, + NINA
|Pritchard, Mar
| garet
Proctor. Silvia
Rells, Anna
iRene ey, Mary
Redwood, Mary
Richscn, Ann
Rich lrdsoD,
Nancy
Ridglll, Lucy T
Ripley, MISS
Rl!es, julia
Roberts. Mary E
Robson, Eeoec-
iRoberson, Rose
Rcb nsOn, Cath.
| crime
Robinson, Miss
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Yobeson. l. d.a
! Rodden, Jane
IRussell. Ellen
Rustin, Sarah
Rutledge. Mrs
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Rutledge, sarah
ISiEcntz. Mary
Sch0ubou, Mat.
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Scharf, Mrs VIII
liam
>hunSlln. Mary
Shler, Miss Ann
5iny, Caroline A
5lmmrns, Nam
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single on, Jane
ISinkler, Char.
Sinklef, Slbby
Slnkler, Miss E
Smith. Sophie @
smith. Mrs ) y
Sparks, Annett
Spencer, Dianah
street, Lucy
Sturdevant,
Florence
stokes, Mrs Mel
vim
Sumpter, Clce
sweeney, Mary
Taylor, Miss h
Thompson, EN-.
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rhomllnson,
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Toye, Mary Jane
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Turf 10, Sylvan
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Vanderbilt. Rosa
Walker, julia
Walker, Anna
Wallace, Cathe.
rine A
Walpo.e, Mrs W
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Watkins. Eliza.
beth
Wayman, W ely
Ward, Emily 81
Watts, Clara
Webb, Virginia
Webb, Julia, 2
Webster, Mrs E
Welton, Mrs A @
Weston. Jennie
Weston. Nancy
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Westerland, Mrs
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Wethers, Mary
Whaley, Fannie
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Wilson, Sarah
Wil.ou, Mrs F J
Wil-on, Abby
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| son 4 Co
| Aguew. Edward
| Alston, Dr Ed
| ward F
| Arndt. Louis
| Barnes. Geo q
| Baber, L X
Beltou, Jacob
Berger, Hlnrlcf
Bowman, Johr
| (col'd)
| Bowens, VIM
| Bond, Eddie l.
Bodington, + J
Brown, Henry
Brown, GJ II
| Brown, samuel
Brown, Morris
Brewer, VIM
| Bryant, ] w
| Br0ckway, CT
| rus B
| Brunjes. W
| Bruce. Chas E
Burnell, Greer
| & 20
Burrows, O Y
Burrows, F A
Burden, Lewis
| Carr, Augustus
Chiso.m, Perry
Chlsem, John
| Chester, Capt n
| Clark, Thos
Clinton, @ II
| Ulouston. Jas
Connor, W N
| Conners, Capt
| ) Il
If,raip JOs
| Crump, R g
| Curlay. stephen
| IDeGrafenreid.
| Charley (col'd.
| DeaI, Tony
| (col'd)
DoWlln, Patrick
| Dume, Patrick
| Easton, VIM
EllLat. Harry
| Ellis, Benz
Etchison, P
| Fielder, Edward
Finley, Thos
| Fishburne, Rob.
! ert
Fisk, W ]
| Fritz, VIM ]
| Garrett. I B
Gardner, Jas B
| Cess, VIM
| Glors, Martin
| Gerdin, James
| Grimns, Josh
| Gralner, K J
| Gray, Edwin
| Green, Jackson
| Ball, VIM H
| Hays, A r
| Hamilton, VIM
Harrison, Kelly
| Harold, John.
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| HassaD, Mr.
| Hastings, Mich.
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TRUSTEES:

TRUSTEES:
MORRIS FRANKLIN. President OF the New York
Life Insurance Company.
DAVID DowS.. David Dows & Co., Flour Aer.
90. .onants,) 20 South street.
ISAAC O. KENDALL. >. (Merchsnt) Union Build.
ings, corner William and Pine.
DANIEL 8. MILLER. (ate Dater, Miller d o.,
Grocers.)
HENRY Z. BoGERT. .tBogert Kneelsnd3 40
william street.
JOHN MARS. ........ (Kerchsnt,) % South street.
WILLIAM b. APPLETON. .tApplsson Co, Pub
llshers,) $40 and Sol Broadway
ROBERT B. COLLINS. COLLINS Bros, Station
era,) $40 GBroadway
WILLIAM BARTON. (Banker.) 80 Wall street..
WILLIAM A. BOOTH. .(Booth d Edgar) 100 Wsn
a.n4 :.5a .IUJ, !. I. street.
GEORGE A. OsGO0D.. .(Banker) IS Broad street.
HENRY BOWERS. ..... .tBanker,l SO Broad street.
CHARLES L. ANTHONY...t .tAnthony d ball. Dry
.... .Gcods.) 81 Leonard street.
SANFORD COBB.. President Eagle Fire Insurance
..f.. Company, II Wall street.
EDWARD MARTIN... .tCrsgin Il Co., Provisiona)
400 West Twelfth street.
EDWIN HOYT..( (Hoyt, Spragnes O. oo., LILY
Goods,l 100 Franklin st.eet.
d. B. CLAFLIN.. II. B. olanln e. Co., Dry Goods,
corner Church and Worth atrsets.
J.. F. SEYMOUR. "a. F. Seymour Oo.) 7s war
rem street.
CORNELIUS R. BoGERT, N. D.,..s st. Marks
Place.
WILLIAM q. BEERS. Vice President OF the ne"
York LifeInsurance Company.
MORRIS FR2NKLIN, President
WIN. H. BEERS, vics-Pres't q Acpy.
THEODORE M. BANTA, Cashier 'sH
o'DELL, Superintendent OIL Agencies.
C, Il. BoGERT, n. D., ,s..,,,.i Ey.ra,s
GEO. WILKES, n. D..
cHAs. WRIGHT, M. D., ASST Med. E1'r.
THOMAS. FROST, ID a.. :,
:GENERALi AGENT, :. @i.-.
No. 81 BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON.
JOHN L. DAWSON, N. d. m.a tcr.m,s.
r. L. PARKER, nj. d., 'AsA'
mchs.s5
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By sHUTSONLEE.E

;. ''-sf ~ ny -Ao4cVGteu eu1<xSst :UIIslt
"ML BESOLDO ON TUEsDAY;.APRH
wv 9, atn.o'clock,, A. Il, at tho east end OF
! That very desirable PROPERTY, No. Is Rut.
ledge avenue, third door north OF Radcliffe h5Keete
the Residence contains sx (el square rooms, Q
dressing room and pantry, the kitchen -four ~
rooms, and the stable has three 80 lAtbed a9d
plastered rooms In the second story. Premises
The Lot measures fcffty!Swot12) ft feet mont, by
one hundred and nItyfWo Q6g feet deep, moro
or lesss .loii-is.J u. ,tvilni IlbTkci lEiH -
line Of the Gity Railway. and ID che mott de1lt8-
Bile portion OF the city should command tthscat-
tentton Of purchasers OF real estate, 10 s1asy
The Premises are under lease until 0ot0bef
18th. fafal !'I. ,l:''1 AIs I-i.4 s.iI IOi eH.oE
!. Terms-One third, (sl) cash: balance In cnAsnd
two years, secured by bond OF purchaser, bearing
BeVen t7) per cent. interest, ana mortgage 6ftne
Premlscs: buildings tobe insured ADO p0hcJlas-
signed. Purchaser 70 pay aucsisnser @ for s eepsts'
- y
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Disbursements.
Losses by death......
Dividends and Return
Premiums on Gan.
celled Policies.
Life Annuties Aatur.
ed, d,Endewmenta and
Reinsurance. .......
Commissions, Broker.
ages spaTAgency
Expenses.
Advertising and Ply
Btcianai feea........
Taxest 0hlcaand Law
Expenses. Salaries,
Printing, Revenue
Stamps, &c.........
O.
Assets.
Cash In Trust Com.
pany. IN Bank and
on hand............
Invested In United
states, New York
State, and other
stocks(msrket value
A,E1 y3o7 83) cost..
Invested In New York
City Bank stocks
" (msrket value $4e,-
S27 e5j coSt.........
Real EBLate....-......
Bonds and Mortgages
(secured by real es-
tate valued at $28.-
r.. 900, 900 90, buildings
thereon tnanred Tor
over Sll, 600, 600 90,
and the policies as
signed to the U0m-
pany as additional
collateral security.
Loans on existing pol.
icles the, rlsserye
held by the Com.
pany on these poll.
cies amounta TO $4,.
069, ,99l 6l) ..........
Quarterly and Semi
annual PremiumH,
due subsequent to
January !, 1878. -.
Premiums on existing
policies In course OF
transmission and
collection teatimat-
ed reserve on these
policies, $500, 600,
included In Liabilt.
tfes) ................
Amounts due from
Agents.
Interest accrued to
January !, 1878. ....
Excess OF market value
over cost.
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Dpors, 5asbes aab Blinds.
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anrtion Saies--:5n1it1irt i,aps.

I: BY WARDLAM 81 CAREHsi ;so
NIILL BE SOLD ON TURSDAYsNE1T,
w sth Instant, stsil O'Clock, tn front OF tho
100 , shares 4. q. Z: 4: IND BANK STOCK
234 Shares Save nnah and Charleston r. 3. Stock
AZ Shares Mount Pleasant Ferry CoupenJ1
Stock
10 Shares Southern and Atlantlc Telegraph stock
10 Shares Atlantic Phosphate CompsnJisStock
5000 Stock In the steamer Dictator. -. apre3
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CORNER OF GEORGE STREET.
J. FINLEY, CHARLES NEwHoUsE, p =,
nuoKENFUss, will be pleased to wait on their
friends. - novIe'so.1l
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WOMEN,S LIST.
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COMNIERClAL.
noNo1nIn FER IL 1879

HONOIULD, FEB. IL, 1873.
The steamship Nevada which sailed for San Fran
cisco on the 9th ult returned on the 9th inst, on
of poor fuel and bad condition of her boilers
having taken in larger and better lot of Goals left
again on the 7th and is to be hoped will reach her
destination in fair time, when she win be thoroughly
ovorhauled.
The Moses Taylor has been thoroughly repaired
and takes the place of the Nevada for the time and is
now due at this port to load and return with the
Dakota's cargo.
The ship Spmstra, from San Francisco for Hong
kong touched this port and left papers. bring
ing San Francisco dates to the sOth ult. We no.
tce that Sugars had met further decline. and may
be quoted at to &C., perhaps % to Toe. for very
choice, but such as pay Ste duty. The sugar pros
poets are by no means bright to say the least.
Some efforts are being made to revive the idea Of n
treaty of reciprocity With the United States, and
strong hopes are entertained by many that this is
favorable time to bring the again before the
Washington Government. That such treaty Is de-
sirablc there be question FAR this country
is concerned and would no doubt be favoraby enter
tanned the Pacific coast, at least At the present
time a large portion Of our sugar crop that would
otherwise 60 to California is being sent 10 New zea-
land, Australia and British Columbia. and is break
ing up our trade with San Franeseo.
Tho Dakota arrived last evening, 10 days frem
New Zealand bringing considerable cargo, chiefly
wool, and some 20 passengers. She will return to
New Zealand on the arrival Of the California mail.
The bark Delaware is nearly loaded, and will sail
for Victoria in all this week, with full cargo Of
sugar
Our Ndviees from Australia arc up to the 10th ult
Sugars arc Quoted at $50 to $40 IS, per ton some
dark sugars shipped from hero not AID. such have
been sold lately in San Francisco at Co.,, netting
something like Sc. Tho medium grades have also
done much better In Australia than in San Francisco,
but the choice have not done so we'll.
We understand that there is large number Of
ships at Newcastle waiting for coal eargoes but owing
to tho strike amongst the miners il impossible To
load them; and very little coal to be had at New
Zealand ports.
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h : sssF 81. . Connecticut man Of large
Ea--,a- and Uuiisi States Minister to Belgium
--lns he war has been making an interesting
a--iaa.iu-si szpsumest in Florida Shortly after
- rar BE- purchased a tract Of nearly p square
'lsi O. ths - Johns TiFer. and two years ago
Dc oa7s-e3 100 acres Of II with orange trees. He
rs tipeHmsated with the native negro labor,
q IA proving uuremunerstire, he sent TO
sEsaa1 ~ peasants and his agent returned with
la-1HE CT urtis-us- IS men and women. The
l7s E-oVed very saocessfal. Tor the new colo
-'s usi uu.T worked 10 he orange groves. but
--salre-ed a uuiEr privilege. built dam and
s'isi ~. and showed mechanical skill 10 many
AaEs Ar- S4uiUrd sent Tor second ana third
--rT End The colony now numbers Dearlv loo.
Z p oquirlci Eas thni each colonisi should give
sefs laeg Tor his transportation. AT the end
4 M une- NJ SANFORD gives each man who
- ssitie- tre acres Of land. with the option Of
s---enss'ng I've more Altogether the expert
- IA proved very satisfactory En-
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PORT OF HONOLULU.

ARRIVED.
Feb 5-Schr Kamoi from Maui
6-Am stmr Nevada, Blethen, 10 days ont, for San
Francisco returned for coal schr Hattie from Kauai
and sip Live Yankee from Maui.
Am ship Sumatra Mulln, II days from Francisco
route for HOngkOng
Sam bk Powhattan, Blackstone, 80 days from Port
Gamble W I. and schr Nettie derrill from Maui.
9-Stmr Kilsuea from Windward Ports and schr War
from Mooksi.
10-Schrs Fairy Queen and Isabella from Kauai waiola
from Molokai Prince and Odd Fellow from Hawaii
and Am stmr Dakota IngersOll, 10 days from Auck-
land
SAILED.
Feb 5-Schr Uilama for Hawaii.
e-IIaw bgtn VIM Allen, Schneider, for Tahiti, via
KawAihae
Am stmr Nevada Bletten for San Francisco Am ship
sumatra Mun, for Hongkong, and sip Live Yankee
for Mani.
s-schrs Kamoi for Maui and Hattie for Kauai.
10Schrs Nettie Merrill for Maui Jenny for Kauai and
Warwick Molokai.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

REPoRr STEAMSHIP DAKorA.-Left Auckland
Jan 2srd, at n; had strong NE trades to the
NavigatOrs; passed Tutuila Jan 29th. at ", stop
ped and exchanged papers. Had strong head winds
and heavy seas to Honolulu. Arrived Feb 10th, at
9PM.
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PASSENGERS.

For windward Ports per stmr Kilauea Feb 4-Rev J D
Paris, Paris Jr Mr. Aiona, Keeling. and so deck.
From wndward Ports. per stmr Kilaues Feb bright
Rev Bishop Willis Hampstead Moront A Jones' Mrs
Mosslnsn and children Challomel, Weed, Lake,
and Is deck.
From Auckland, per Dakota, Feb. l0-W B0wen P Cum
mings and - in transtu for San Francisco.
For Tahiti. per W II Allen, Feb 7--Chas Wilson
For HOngkong per sumatra. Feb 7--Aho All Ong Akow,
and Chinese sailors from Brit ok EghffJot.
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- -.-a-sr b. az HonolaI1 Iron Works,
- sl--5 a- naa-a -ise Ne-sis Ns-il Monday
u vessel sailed fg- Nakeua ir The
-r sau1 b. The -aIe- r. very heavy,
- rHs- s.E st.ausaHd reuuds-
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March 1st.
SATURDAY.,
At ne O'CLOCK Noon,

At I2 o'clock Noon,
All the right title and interest Of the said minor in
and to certain premises situated in Honolulu aforo-
said, at No. 10 Emma street, and opposite Emma
Square, and bounded and divided as follows From
the south corner said Emma street north 500
east along said Emma street, So feet thence north
BE 30 west l2S feet along lane; thence south 47o
west sc feet thence south $50 as east 2s feet TO the
starting point Emma street aforesaid including
an area of two hundred and two square fathoms.
This lot is surrounded by good picket fence, and is
divided by picket fence running par lel with Emma
street into two smaller parts. Upon the front Of these
divisions, there is Cottage containing three rooms
and ouhouses, all in good repair which will be sold
in parcel with the land. On the division is
small cottage in good repair, belonging to the estate
of VIM. Humphreys, which will be sold at Auction on
the day. Both of the said divisions are planted
with fruit and shade and have the water laid
in pipes: Title Fee Simple
Honolulu, Feb. 8, 1873 s. B. DOLE.
Guardian of the Estate of Hannah, minor.
E. p. ADAMS, Auetr.
ALSO
At tho same time will be sold by Order of S. B.
Dole, Executor of the estate Of VIM. Humphreys,
The New Cottage,
On the rear division of the above mentioned lot Job
removed by the purchaser
E. P. ADAMS. Auct'r.
Honolulu, Feb. s, 1873.
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EXPORTS.
IMPORTS.

From Port Gamble W. T. per Powhattn, Feb s-4O6T2 #
Dressed Lumber 1861 Rough Lumber 002O Pickets
$50 Shingles, to Hackfeld & Co.
From Auckland per Stmr Dakota Feb 1O.-2pkgs Leather
Dalton 10 bds sugar Mats so ks Butter Hackfeld
ca, Seeds to Brewer Co, C. Mdse to L Green,
pkg Mdsc to Cleghorn Co In ransitu for Sun Fran
cisco-974 bales Wool 10 bales Flax 81 bgs Fungus 81
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GUARDIANS SALE
OF
REAL ESTAT Ell

Dy Virtue of an Order of Sale made by
ID Alfred S. Hartwell Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court. sitting in Probate, in the matter Of
the estate Of Hannah, of Honolulu, minor, the
9th of February A. d. 1873 there viii be sold at the
Auction Sales Room of Il. p. Adams, Queen street.
Honolulu on
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On we're 81, 81 -i,,ie surprised or
as 10 -es sl.e Nesada s,eao,iae 5u,o
Westerns were -hs Hca-5ectgres = 10
r- Ed occl--cd ou account
1a- st.ll uas %; ou b1a-i here.
ar r1 te shs sailed ol Friday Tor
--- csre-l. -ll>Seacers Ut1 had
-r 10 .i.t Nerazl. remained over for
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TO WOOL GROWERS.

THE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE TO
l. buy Woods st good prices. Woods coming to
market this Spring particularly desired to make
freight c. BREWER & CO.
January p. 2-3m
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rnrr. or ruE MEEk.

Ea-s Lrsis- rsuid nor have sailed from
-s-r er -ue 19ih u.t- as advertised
ata-sei l-- THE Eastern mails.
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DIED.

ARMSTRONG-At Waikiki, Maui, February 3D. 1873,
Jennie h. eldest daughter Of GoOdae aud Lucia H. ARM
strong aged II years
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

THE business of Sail Making will be con.
Il tinued at the Old Stand by J. N. Oat Sem, IN
der the name and style Of JIM DAT L CO.
Honolulu JAN 2S. 1873. 3-3t
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
Dissolution of Copartnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm
IN off. NJ. DAT CO., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The accounts Of the firm viii be
settled by ]. NJ. Dat, Sen.
JIM. DAT, SEX.
W. g. WoLSEY,
Honolulu, Jan. Is, 1873. J. N. DAT, JuE.
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For SALE.
Bar and Billiards to Let /!

TENDERS Will be received to the 2sth
i Inst, for the lease for One Year, from the LIST
of March next of the Bar aud Billiard Rooms Of the
Hawaiian Hotel For particulars inquire of
SGT A. HERBERT.
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Notice.

rTlHE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NOTICE, THAT.
i from and after this date, Mr.. b. F. BOLLES,
JR., has been discharged from our employ and that
are not responsible for any Of his acts doiBgs,
and that his signature fer, or in behalf of the firm
ceases from this date. B0LLES 4 co.
February TO- 1873. SGT
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ea--a-uu=u-s are mosl pieasilg and IL
1-s-u-- aud Ere-ut-re CouBcz OF Net
Vases la-e oammuiel -she sentence G
PRESSED e. Thompson and now5en. Wh
Ec-- 1auulris5 such stretches upo'
rbar si.sE ha5 kidnapped, 10 trans
s-
- o. Ca-s BIass-e sa1sl--uill ul5cl
- -s-a-s5 81 1i.s HonoluI1 Iron Works
a- t.oa-s -ise Ns-sis Neral Mondal
SIS rss-s sailed f1- Naieua ia %,
r -c ssut b. The roller r. very heavy
ers- s.E stausand rsuuds-
r Fa, -st The -srala- month,
Vs.aatfc E--1e Go. W. :. held OF
r-s tte faIIougur oficen
- ~ .-aul- --dtr Nots= FIRST AZ
Wn- l.1rt Second Assistant
-ane lflaaT T7ezsu7s-, Z. T. Ans
--a-- s TT Eau1al
g rs-s 81, 3 I.-sie Surprised on
-- &c sl.e Neeaas s,eau.iac iusc
-a-1s uc-l the c5-5ectgrcs Is t1
-.----s .-....-.
Shs sail 6 ou FRIDAY 20,
49, -. -, -
-. - - Il.
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sE Slza-ra arrived here on
. a-- - r-.-r-sr.l ne have
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49,. - -.
~. ...-e- ~ 49,. -.
-..--.,.- -
-
-., ~. 49, -.-s.
a--1-al % llaaediu- New zealand, on
ar about S2ol009 worth Of
sa-t uz- lu-u-el fl- about : O0o.
N.r Zealand, 3 We arr 10 jldse
raus--a--. ar greatly DISSATISFIED WIth
---a o.. rsa-.a-uei aY ihe Webb line.
rta. since the establishment OF
-l las 1se1 . genera. iailure Is 10
hare mais their Appearance IN
NsE Soatb Wales IN such vast
- a.lr de--y the lasiurage- One cur
SD. ia. . ra-i ei Do, pasture land Is
-s % +-e cay
lr la.taal-- tIl7iAtie we're ais
sic .s.F- Pm on rr5isv lgsr
tli- A-H-i- i'-I1.u
.-. IL .bl kaa-alf..s sentenced for
lli fi-iss restored
ara- -ar-.-.e..1 IL rha Police Cont
go .ll,- llr assam anu uatltIs.
-r- --r l..-.-r
1sa salaeloe4 log rape
- -a-acta- un1e- sentence Of death
H... --.-sr r------ has lad b7s sentence
e- Frl-1rule1t Wlttln TIE hrst de-
HF steamship hlssia arrived on Monday
-z oars lrgu Auckland. The Austria
- and NeE leland ness Is uuimpOrlant
es -e81-f cu-eut when The steamer left,
e -t-ee tas made f5r the carriage Of mail
T.7F h.rs .fr..-.s7 =,
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Wanted,

ASituation as Nursery GOverness to take
61charge ofsmall children, assist needeEork, etc.
kdress Postofhcc Box No. 10. 49-tf