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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-10

DEPUTY COUNTY RECORDER.-A few
days ago it vas Il great pleasure to
accord to our honorable Board of
Commissioners great sagacity and
good judgment in appointing so
worthy and capable a man as Colonel
Samuel Bell County Recorder of Eu-
reka county. We are now doubly
convinced of the veal Of said action.
when an event permits us to chronicle
the appointment of Thomas j. Ten
nant as Deputy County Recorder.
With Mr.. Bell, an eX-ContrOller Of the
State of California, and Mr.. Tenant,
as a manufacturer of the laws of this
State for in fact he has been a mem
Der Of nearly every LegiSlature), the
county of Eureka, II youngest sister
and rich in her varied resources, can
revert to this branch of civil govern
ment, not only with pride to the coun-
tv. but ability as to the management.
Whatever rebounds to the Commits
sioners in appointing the Recorder is
handsomely and meritoriously mani
tested by the incumbent in naming
Mr.. Tenant his deputy. Politlco
complexio-quien sabe?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-10
THE FINEST WINES, LIQUORS 8 CIGARS
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

Consisting as follows: Fancy Summer
Silks: japanese Silks and Poplins /.
Pongues, Arnesures. Crepe de Chinese,
Chintz, Foulard, Lawns, Organizes Cam
brics, Ginghams, Silk G~renadine, in
silk n satin stripes Brocades, etc.
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a Corrcctfon.


Mr. EDIToR,-I find that in my communication tc
the Advertiser of last week, crticising the Chief Jus
tees decision in the case of Ao have been unjust
to His Honor in so far that he was stated 10 have
been the judge who granted the order Of sale Of the
coolies or contracts Associate Justice Davis grant
ed the order and confirmed the sale The fact re-
mains, however, that the order issued from the
Supreme Court. and that the Chief Justice pur-
chased the contracts or coolies and held them con-
trary to the statutes of the Kingdom.
would say that fell into error by miscompre-
bending conversation with one Of the executors
Of the estate Of the late Mr.. Wyle. When on the
editorial staff of the Advertiser the action Of the
executors in selling the contracts was criticised by
myself and one of the executors called to make an
explanation. Daring the conversation the name Of
the Chief Justice was so used TO lead me TO sup
pose that the order of sale proceeded from him but
upon referring to the records of the Court, l find
that any connection that he may have had with the
mater was not as Judge sitting in probate court.
cheerfully make the correction, having no desire
to make matters worse than they are, at this my
earliest opportunity. J. o. CARTER.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

REPORT or BARK NAUInUs-From san FRANCESCA f,Br
months out Cruised along the down 90 Cape 81 ucas
and IN sight AL the uhile Light winds saw sperm whale
tNce lowered the boats each hut lost sight them and
go none Thence down 20 Van Dorse Bay TO recruit Prom
tncre cruised the Of shore ground Weather squail
sAN sperm whales three times got sixty barrels Of oil
I've shis In company, supposed 10 be the Josephine
NV ZEALAND WHA11So REFoEzs. roRT OF RusrrI.-Ar-
llrAisfe5. 25- American whaIeships Niger al tons
Grant from south Seas with 400 barrels sperm OIL 500 bar
rels whale oil Feb. 25: 0smanli 292 tons Williams from
south Seas with 800 barrels sperm OIL GOO barrels whale oil
ooolns homes Feb 2: LYDIA $50 tons Clifford from South
seas with 10 barrels OIL $50 barrels whale
s bone The following vessels reported by Captain
1raui a the NigerJames Arnold Briggs 20 barrels sperm
since lastrepot Abraham Barker Potter SO barrels sperm
nce Anuay lsti March q bark Martha tons stanton
from south seas with $50 barrels sperm March TO-
bart Hunter Ss5 tons Holt from South sess has taken 200
barrels sperm since leaving Bay Of Islands November last
II ali she has 0q0 barrels sperm, 100 barrels whale
lbs ~haiebone; and shipping ont into
the bark Lochnaear March 10; boat ashore ship
California (sfandng Of and on Captain Chase for letters
Captain reports having taken $50 barrels sperm leaving
New Bedford last August
Departures. 5: Melton whaling bark Wilson a
ful ship Cor New Bedford.
Lucky WHAIINs.-The fact Of an American bark the
Matilda having captured in New Zealand waters within
lev hour Of each other, sperm whales having with
N period q not than three weeks captured three
whales rAouy estimated being worth from e. 500 to
1AOoo induces the Southland NeIpg inquire why it is that
there has not been found in the colony possess
ang sufficient enterprise and energy reapng
rle harvest the existence Of which very door has
been 50 abundautly proved
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PHRESoIoeT.-The lecture delivered on Friday
evening by Mr.. Walter Hill, was well attended,
and though announced under the rather dry and un-
attractive title Of "signs and Manifestations Of
Character proved TO be the very attractive sub
ject OF PrenOlogy 1t carried us back to old times,
when the brothers Fowler, in New York, discpursed
on bumps, and examined heads for the amusement
Of the public. Mr.. Hill appeared 10 be perfectly
familiar with his subject, and, If bis theories hold
good, can read all at glance-our eyes, noses,
lips chns and hair tell what are, as well as our
skulls. During his explanations, we were amused
to see the hands Of many of his listeners proving
the nature of their own bumps, the shape and size
Of their noses &C., &c, evidently trying to settle
the question whether they were mentally strong or
weak, worth anything or nothIngi But, really,
there e something fascinating about Phrenoiogy,
which always attracts aud delights an audience.
The lecture was really interesting as well as in
structve and We hope Mr.. Hill will repeat it. under
0 more attractive announcement for most people
have streak of vanity, and love 10 hear about what
they might have been, If natures monitions bad
been obeyed Mr.. Hill can not do greater public
service than BY repeating his lecture.
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TIM KKL1Hr EXCITEMENT. Last Wednesday az
ternoon, a little episode happened at the Kalihi
Leper Hospital that contained Sufficient approach
TO the tragic in its elements to render it the excite
meut Of the week DIS. Trousseau and Hoffman,
had gone out 10 the Hospital TO examine the pa
tients there with view OF deciding who were con-
firmed lepers to be sent to Molokai While engaged
in this duty, one OF the men, Kimo Kamai, who has
for some years been runner for shipping agents,
land who by the way, had been told by the doctors
that his case was not considered by them as thatoi
& confirmed leper,l approached DR.. Trousseau and
pointing a pistol at his head declared he would
shoot him. The doctor lodged for safety behind
veranda post while one barrel OF the pistol (which
was double barreled) was discharged, fortunately
without effect, and then closed with his assaant.
In the Struggle the cap lost from the remaining
barrel and the physicians got into their carriage and
came TO town to report the affair TO the police.
Marshal Parke and Deputy Marshal Dayton at once
rode out to the Hospital. On their arrival there,
Kamai, who had in the meantime reloaded his
pistol was with it in his hand, and was ordered
by the Marshal to drop it, As Mr.. Parke with q
revolver pointed advanced towards kamai, be fired
point blank at that officer both barrels going of
about simultaneously, but fortunately again without
effect his nervousness and excitement probably pre-
venting accuracy of aim. His pistol discharged,
kamai at once surrendered to the police without
further opposition, and was brought 10 the prison
and placed under guard.-AdUerfiScr
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PASSENGERs-

Faz So FzAs-sco-Per Kaie April 2-Air 7 Lord and
: d Lsrrnn-
PINK Wnrrukrl RoE-s-Per Kilaues. April s.-Mr II A ?
D1rrer q Eitctn " n Giasoa, HIS TX ? NahaoeluR,
Grrel- " o Asuurr. Miss Baldwin Mrs ? Baldwin, II
iichoucs Mr. Fcrhes and child. W NeodhAu, Sno
Euuns1. a L1ui-sa a. Rruf Chickering and 5 deck
Fuax H-a-rer un-v Foster, April s-Mr Kennedy wife
s a6 NJ Cam bell and wife Mr. lArns, and two others.
and q teck
FNuE AUuElAED-ner Dakota. April 5-W Bradley, Mrs
1alinsuu- and 81 "a rrausiru far san FrHncisco.
FH EkuE-nur Kla1eA April Oh Warehouse and wife,
g Mdrr aud children, Il Noss, Judge Llikalani and
Gbaui s. 6e1k.
FnuE Karti-Hur EilEnsa April 6-Hou Widemann,
lsslneg .ud Va, lseulesE, i, lsenherE Binet,
Mrs uu-a Isenhc-E Eyrr Geo Delaserene and wife His
q Judd and uife Wilder and children. Mrs WIN
eguhg-E ler Dle and wife Miss Anna Rice knndsens
= Yes. P. DeHverEne- Mss Berry, and 90 deck.
FuH WnurAEz RnIzs-Per KilaueA. April His FL Gov
hahadelua VI Little Nm kaAuEai Ms Forbes and
and d 1rrT. , ; Lobs-s, y Fleicher Mr. Macauley,
Aiteacl- y N1lltcumsry. and about Is deck
EauE EnEa-Pc- srhr Primes. April 81 Spencer Mr J
Aertur Mr. SNYDER, Mr. Apia. and . deck
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-hs a-ral e ths Intota from Auckland, promptly on
z 1a,rs re1; q Coiouiai March % from
suaasG aia-5s sydney- OF The sugar market
il AueE.us tiut -hs following report in ne o-as:
She srGly ft narfei very large but stocks
FIRMLY hell hai tle-r g. stradv demand No large
-s lurt luls place during thu month We quote; Vic
11 lEFzn1f lrsi white az 81 tous Victoria Com
rrr-H De- ~ sFduer CrupEny's No L EE1: Nauritius
ruls GE O. $40. frs cuunters go second count
e. Hnuuulu yellow CRYSTALS, - O. sd brown q a
81 o. Euriisil loal 741s white crushed ga
1r Usus ne importers talk q advancing the Of
al z-s sues q = aar oviug the threatened search
g. ru-s q sar1as uhe MAuritius reported
ly dezsnt ths-v AHrs again advanced par
--ll1-4 far ulie-
~ Eru1.ie oua' Mines have commented work again.
Tsuasa 60 PM bosss ship from twenty-five
--s- tuu=-nd per week. Al order from China had
l,ar1 resolved il- Il 1l1 t1us.
m Eausn -zus o-ae-s ard vIl probably leave for
sa1 Easso rifr = bau-s asr their arrival She viii
is ir ou including 400 bales Of wool in transit
Ellt saisd ths Ind for Francisco, with the
rs --uass u-rso q dunsssie FrOauoo taken ont
s-u ti l. . uuussisd mostly sugars and footed up
a 5a-a- n 81 gl Is
Tn Dulsaus 1as FaIiniurg has full cargo engaged
fu- Ea-1luuE 1ua nj ~ -u-iy sszs veet.
s r--ri--s lra-u thr Globe Huiel on King street
opposite Iiiziaa Cas- sf1e sold AZ public auction
szrz-au1 a. 11r Bzszss laurht by Mr.. Geo.
Weclis Scr s5lo1 Ire late paid $500 for the
szns r--Te--g. -uuH fvp suE-s aga
Iur uauril BE- 3efi here to-day, by the
t,suuE Gina may several days for
f-un Hruu-s1 The Il thu mail steam
nrre uncertain than Just nov, which. Of
u1u-ss tus De sra-s trade generally
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rEE friraie c Frurnia. Rsar Admiral II Peunock.
AN irar Eur-uiir star nailet awatinE orders
lrit b Ll-atfat- p c Huulus aEaiting ordersL
An ~ E1uiu. l1ihy. aWaitiuE orders
An bktr Ians EAlkiuhurE. Forbes, loa6ing for Sar
lr11ci9c1.
An stzir Dakota Inrsrrui up Cor San Francisco.
An N ~ MA 81 frn1rr. Glz11ar-ing oil
Am m lk kauliluE- Eualth dischnrgnE cargo. M
An n ~ Ian nd Fisher waiting arrival Il the mail.
Haw "a a1hr g ioEanni APisni D0ritF
"A u csuil-- Hrlrer. lying q and on.
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MARsHAL,s SAFE.

TNvIRTUE OFAwRTT OF EXECUTfOE IssrrB
J. by the Supreme Court Of Law and Equity q The
Hawaiian Islands upon a Judgment against W. II.
Coles, defendant in execution, IN favor d Hanctsit
plaintiff in execution for s235-i6, have levied upoa
and shall expose for sale 70 tho highest bidder
WEDNESDAY, the 3oth day Of April. A. D. 1873. ai
IL o'clock noon, the premises, al The right. title
and interest Of the said defendant N and 70 The ven
known piece Of land called " MalunaIn,r situated IN
Lihue, Island Of Kauai and containing 80 acres nore
less, together with all the buildings thereon sifu
aed, unless said judgment, interest," 81 ut ard
my fees and commissions be previously satisfied.
W. Q. PARkE. Mar1hai-
N. B.-As country residence the above property
is unrivaicd the Islands The sccnsry ssa-nif-
cent, and splendid stream o. water runs hrsurh ne
bottom part Of the land, which q planted with trees
Connected with the property are sons acres Of kao
land more o. less under cuIiiyation.
Honolulu, March 70, 1879. fi-n
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ADVERTISEMENTS Those fond of good living,
land who is not p viii notice the choice new groce
ries advertised by Judd & Lame
= Ladies in want Of new and fashionable goods,
shawls, laces underclotbiug &C. referred to the
notice of Messrs. A. S. Cleghorn & Co. With such
stocks as found in this and other stores in this
city, there is necessity for sending abroad for
new goods.
= May first is moving day in the large cities Of
the United States. Happily such custom COM
pels us to change our quarters here every year Still
those hunting for houses, referred TO Grove
Cottage in Nuuanu Yalley-one Of the pleasantest
residences around Honolulu.
Travellers across the Atlantic win notice the
card Of the Cunsrd Steamship Line, on our second
page. This is the Oldest and most popular line on
the Atlantic es
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PoRr OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
1r-l s-s- yesHs Ne-riIL Crane from IAhainA, Maui,
ser Aas.rs. Ha7,E from KoAalA Hnvnii. with rs
sain Eaias KHukuha. firm Lahuina, Maui with
- tars ard 10 terF q sugar.
An "a - 1ars. Fisher. from cruise.
N n Nautiius, smith, from a cruise
S1mr kiluueA- NcGregE- frun WindvaId Ports,
vim 49, plEs q sugar, 10 bead Of cattle, and 50
s-s-lr I.at 10y. jun from Koolnu. Oalu.
1-sor Nzrriss kslasraaA from kAHupaTa Noiokni.
s-r Mar Euster West, from Hiio. HHwHii with
81 tseI g suear, s. pc hide and 500 Ms taou.
sst- Eairr Queen. KaAiua- from HHnalel Kauai,
~ats sa1 fers s1sar and p barrels raolassss.
t-s-r NAY Eliuu- kino. from NHalaea- Maui with
Esl- Is11y, isHhsrs. from KolOA KauAi, with go
tses an l-s bag saEas SO l'-es Paddy, Sc bas1
sar EslHosHwEi RelekAi. from konA, Hawaii,
starr KaHusa- Mrsrerur, from Nawiliu-i, Kauai,
s-h & oarils. shoT-es mules, So pc hides, :
- me- and 6 %. s''sa.aery =, ...
ssir sad1 Taune- Du5oit, from wAislua, Oahu.
--ser HHllis. Ma. from Navivfli, Kauai, with
81 Eez Hne lss bags sug.r.
s-szr hHsna- Dusis, hrun kahulul Maui with tls
kars ans SO tars sntEr.
s-tr MIA EI1Eahi frrru LshainA Maui with
r-s57 Fr'aas- Dazas. irl1 KoaA. Hawaii, with no
ke= sussr. = tls Hnolassss g bales PulH-
sair guaa "A, ruaoit, from Nookai-
SAILED.
s--- --szt- Jan Touur Duaoit fr waislua, oahu.
kctr Xmas AhuihaiA. fdr--
s1ll- kEnasf. Daxis flr katului Naui-
Enu be- f-nle- E~r-hcr fur san Francisco
$50 Ausirs HuTsu fcr Eohaa. Hawaii
scar WHruick. EakGiA. far kalsurAPa, NoloEai
wilh - isrers
E-sot- Wii "a Ksukshi Ser Iahaina. Maui
Ezmr Eitrnra. Nrsrtrur- for Sawilfuih. Kauai
G-au E1tra , eanhsrn. Worth. frr cruise
1-sie1l MHiualr- 81 keolau QEhu.
scr Se-ts Merrill. Crane, Tor Lshaina, Maui via
Eauual alani. Mulckli
Errr Elansa- NcGrerur. Tor Wfndvard Ports
Sdir Falrr cueeu, KEaluA, far Haualei Kauai.
Se-r Wuguick- kalawaia- Sc MuiokaL
s-sel- Harts NlkA- far kaloa. kEusi-
Srhr Ea-r Eller. kino. for Kohaia- Hawaii
Esi- Na-1solEsrui P-lekHi, Tor Hiio. Hawaii.
An VA a. Illinois FraEer. q and
H-setr Lfiiu Waha fr koolau. Oahu.
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>. o Il = igE Il Moa.A q Aprsl. ls7s.
OONMERCIAH..
HONOLULU. APRIL .. ISIS

r. gu--tF -ys "a i-aiuE sxporfs the irst three
r-iia ur Isl T---ud by Col. v. r Alien Collector
General given hsluu- They show Coz the most part an
h. az qu-ufis q susa-. rice coffee puiu fungus
ar sF1el- Tti-h > chiefly uvinr the mndcr winter
st art 81 - uouTa-sl via rusrions ysa-s There
haur harvg rains TN March ne surar and nc,
ras hsrs lern ahal = wort with regularity. The
r1e e lsl2 - very stormy one and resulted 10 the
a az 1ura cane and PADDY. Altogether the year opens
s ilra-tT tizu d. IN p-sEious and unusual mis-
rts r-zs s-ra-1s ls7s VIII show d.cidod in
---s-s -sr- tdass aTlE2
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AssIGNEE,s NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Francis B. Swain has, by deed duly recorded,
assigned TO in trust for his creditors all his inter-
est in the Cooperage in Queen Street, Honolulu and
all stock in trade, tools and other personal property
therein and thereto belonging, and also all Of
money due to him on every account and all persons
indebted to him required to pay the amounts due
by them to as the only person authorized to 70
COVE the same. W. L. GREEN, Assignee.
Honolulu March 25 1873 lI-4t
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Assignee's Notice.

WHEREAS, LAM yam, doing business
w in Lahaina and Wailuku, has this day made an
Assignment of all his property, both real and person
al to the undersigned for the benefit Of his creditors
now therefore all parties having claims against the
said Lam Yam hereby requested to present the
to the undersigned their Office in Honolulu !;
and all parties indebted to the said Lam Yam are
hereby requested to make immediate payment to the
undersigned. or to W. o. Smith, in Lahaina. and
Thomas W. Everett in Wailuku.
Nj. PHILLIPS & co.
Honolulu, April ., 1873. IL At
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Executors Notice.

IN the matter of the Estate of Peter J.
i MELLISH, deceased. late of Honolulu, Oahu.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
against the Estate Of the said Peter J. Mellish de-
ceased exhibit the with the necessary voueh
ers to the Undersigned Executor within six months
from the date of this notice and if presented
they will be forever barred and those indebted to
the Estate requested to make immediate payment.
JOHN d. ROBINSON,
Executor Of the Estate of Peter j. Melish deceased
Honolulu, April Z, 1873. IL It
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Estate ofWilIiam Fetters, formerly
i Of Honolulu, deceased. Notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against the said WILLtAM
FErrERs deceased, to exhibit the ssme, with the ne
eessary vouchers duly authenticated whether secured
by mortgage or otherwise, to the undersigned in Ho
nolulu, within six months from the date Of this
publication, and If presented they win be for
ever barred. LAWRENCE McCTJLIY
Admir- with the WIN annexed Of the said WA Fettsrs
Honolulu, March 26, 1873 II-t
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fos sAs fnAscIsoO-Per Kae April 2:-l75 bnchs Baus
1as = Caifskns. 81 bess Gnano i23 hars e ~
yid Ipe 50 Pcs Horse Hidea ides 20 pkrs TaIlo "a
F1u $50 Sheepskns 4s6 kegs sugar So bar Ric
pas Domestic sp6777 IS; Foreign
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Administrators Notice.

FTNhe undersigned having been appointed
j. Administrator of the Estate Of Vincent NJ. Fitz-
simmons known as Matthew Raplee, deceased, here
by requests all persons having claims against said
estate to present them to the undersigned duly au-
thentieated within six months from the date Of this
publication they will be forever barred and all
persons owing said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment. W. C. PARKE, Admir-
Honolulu, March o. 1873 II-4t
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Executors Notice to Creditors.

N ors of the Estate Of MERCY P. WHITNEY,
late Of Wsimea, Island Of Kauai deceased, to pre-
sent their claims duly verified to the undersigned,
either of them within six months from this date,
within six months from the time they become due,
they will be forever barred.
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY, Honolulu,
V. KNUDSEN, Waimea, Kauai,
Executors of the Estate Of Mercy P. Whitney.
Honolulu, March 20, 1878. IL I'm
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I ~ The foreign jury will be required at the
Courthouse at 10 O'Clock Thursday morning.
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~ The best portrait Of the late King Kameha-
meha v, which we have ever seen in a newspaper,
is given in the Sydney and Melbourne illustrated
papers Of February, 1873
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~ man was found last Sunday among the
lumber on the Esplansde in state Of insensi-
bility, supposed to have been caused BY indulging
in glass or two too much. BE was passenger
by the Dakota 8 t
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~ The mail for San Francisco will leave within
twenty hours after the arrival of the California
steamer II is supposed that orders will be received
to-day or tomorrow, for the Dakota to proceed on
TO San Francisco.
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Administrators, Notice.

CREDITORS of the Estate of JOHN
" SHAW, late of Honolulu, deceased, intestate,
are hereby notified to present all their claims, if
secured by mortgage upon real estate to the Under
signed, S. B. Dole, at his Office in Honolulu, within
six months from this date, or six months from the
day they fall DUE or they shall be forever barred.
S. B. DOLE,
E. SHAW,
Administrators ofthe Estate of John Shaw, deceased
Honolulu. 9th April, 1873. IL 4w
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AocrDExrs A child of Mr.. Roth, the other day,
was badly scalded by the upsetting of cup of hot
chocolate on its head. Another child of the same
family was also hurt severely, the same day, by
the kick of a horse, having its face badly cut
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FoR THE MAIL.-Files of the GAZETTE, issued
since the departure of the last steamer, can be
had at our counter, ready for mailing. No easier
way to correspond with friends at home than by
sending them papers
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CARD.

Mr. w. G. Poole desires for himself and
in behalf of the Members Of Honolulu Lodge No. 8,
l. o. G. T., to thank the ladies and gentlemen who
kindly furnished the vocal and instrumental music
at the Lecture given by Mr.. Hill, on Friday evening
Also to the Trustees of Fort Street Church, for the
use of the Lecture Room
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Fu- Ealna-Sutr lauufiess- sails this n.
PIX NaluEai-Schr Wa-uirll, sails fhis P n
Tor Eahulri-scIr kamui- sails this n
FaF Edlas-Sclff Tcnuy. sails this 2 r.
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- The Band viii play Thursday evening at
the Hotel, and Saturday at Emma Square, as
ue,al
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The Horse and Phaeton,
70 WOOL GROWERS.

TINE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE To
i buy Woods at good prices. Woods coming to
market this Spring particularly desired to make
freight Q. BREWER co.
January %. 2-3m
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-09

~ An interesting though lengthy decision of
the full bench of the Supreme Court will be found
on the outside of tO-day's paper-in fact nothing
else Is fhere
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-09

- slight shock of earthquake was felt on
Hawaii and Maui, at 500 on the morning of April /
No damage reported.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-09

- An alarm of fire was sounded on Monday
afternoon, which was caused by some straw burn
ing in native hut, near Kaumakapil church.
The fire extinguished before the engines ar
rived, and no damage was done TO speak of.