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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

TEx TnouxASD Do1IAR SEQUEL 10 TEE 8 MosEs
Tar1oE Exr1osIox--DaEid Cairns. formerly = wa
ter tender OF bosrd the steamer Moses Taylor,
brings suit in the FifleeDth District Court against
the California, New Zealand, and Australia Steam
ship Company, 10 recover $1,000 damages for per
souai injuries receired The complaint alleges that
on May q, ISL, the Moses TsyiOr sailed frin San
Frsncisco on her outward voyage, and when within
4 few miles Of this port her boiler exploded The
escaping steam and water struck Cairns with such
force as 10 knock him down, and By the fan bis leg
wss broken. It is alleged that the steamer was at
that time in diapidated condition and Inherently
defective. and wholly insufficient 10 make voyage
That by reason OF these defects the explosion took
use. which has probably let him cripple for life
-B1Iaia, April l6
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
PASSENGERS.

fSoS 50 fEsSe1sea Per c Murray, April S-P Jos,s-
r. Coz Sfldilg and wife A White and wife STEM
sea and wife o GAllaShsr- NJ keveney y I1.- Nr.
ray NJ Damon. Cis Jas Saith John keit lAoob Woit
e., Curtis, Re1fon, Leouard Il Bieasuan
FEoS wISrEAEn PoE-s Per siur Knsura Nav s-Nsjo.
Wa TIT lelcioloku, Nn SCmnc-. Smith 6 wilco1
Gea Williams. u c Dculores;. Rev uhiTflc A Cssse
Chas hison OrTsn and Wiz, AranA Ahao and g deck
Tun Sax HESScisoo Per ssmr Costa Riea Nav S-uoa
EhilifS vie, child and servant Williams wif, and
chcrea. Mss BEclcN Geo 4 Williams MIs Mason and
children. Miss Ccoulh. jas Arundel wifsnr An
ereHs, heymAnn, Jacob 6Tusseniur1 Lewis keuTf 6
sohnsol, wlte and children, Nrs Castle chdreu
M c CoiemAn- 4 SbuFtif. wife and child Ryr1-n
Wakeneld soAu de IA Crt de Len 6ue--as Duulel-
Ian DounellAn Jaha De Yries and son Rirkn-u 7
eesseE, Chas L-ke, Wn Wilcox c Nensag VIZ Melissa J
CGi.3e. Slfe, ehiiaren and scrvaut
FoA IaE--r Per W 4 Ansa, Nay s-Gsau
fok WESrwAI1 PuETs Per KiiAnea May s-His TX A
Judd and wife, II Z Hisrhcock. Jndge widousann W
FAsse Co z sFelaiag Haa WIFE Anterior, q Thoas
siense and wlse fr4uk Spencer Mis- F4nuy Spencer
Harris Waller IiE Rev White and wife Rev & whip
pc, J1o GrAndell inc C-uWie- Prank Lanai Huskini
vie and ehiia kavAinui. Rev Pgue Jno 6ibsou "
Q smith and Al1ut ia3 deck
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
SAILED.

az E-Ar ~ EeNfr Cdli-y. ~ Nev Eeaf1ri.
W. 49, urrsta- MA fr Nauihuih. EErai
49, Eau1l -zris- tx EaiaEai 4 Naui-
"a Flre. N1-~z. o. c-uiss-
1-Eru tr1t m n Alel Schne1ier. far Tahiti
50 80 Atu7h1il s. Naiika Msui
ssr uaiais kzukahi fur Laliainz- Mass.
Sa- larrs- LzEls-1 f-r knila VANS kEuHi
49, Earrlkauai fEisEai f1r NoiaaA. Ksrai-
IA s-rr ls--z kira. L4gidce- fsr s41 frzuclsoo-
Al ~ sEa- IRA pe-ry. Qpens. fr Arctie-
49, l1z-lta- Beast e. N1iokai
S Nr-ris Ms-ril C-unc. tx Lzs.1ina- Naui
So. Ess7nslds kcua a kal. Hawaii
$50 50 N-5rer1-, - Hfu1Nard Hu-rs-
So D. ~ c-asr. KAziua- flr Esrniei kauAi.
49, I ~ lua-s- ftr Koal.r- oahu-
80 H E7F- li--- flr k1sizr. oshu-
sc-- aisr7EL Hzsy. fr Kahului- NEui-
E-<a- Ee--f Au.- EE-ek1l- * WEiHluH 0zhu-
So O. Eeleu. Asa 81 Ela
So Wa-wd-k kzlaNail- flT NnlakAi
So Mn-y gas-cr- est, f1r RIlo-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

ROMANCE AND BUSINESS ENTERPRISE Among
he passengers by the D. c. Murray, from San Fran
risco, were Mr.. John Siemseu and his wife native
Hawaiian, whom be msrried at Hilo some years
since They went home last year. TO the old country
Germany aud his friends Offering them passage
to Iceland, the couple accepted, and spent a few
weeks among the ice-5ound shores and mountains
Of that boreal region 1t Is probably the FIRST time
that native Hawslisu-at least Hawaiian female
has visited Iceland. Besides this, she had the
pleasure of travelling with her husband through
England and the principal cities and countries Of
Europe, thus seeing With her own eyes the grandeur
OF European cities, and gathering new ideas Of Eu-
ropean civilization. She can now enlighten her
couutrymen and women on many points which they
have been left only to form rude conjecture Of.
Mr. s proposes 10 locate at Hilo and, with the en-
terpFise Of 4 true Hamburger, has ordered a cargo
Of new goods, worth some 81, 900, by brig bound
direz 10 EIlo, which will be due there carly in the
autumn. Whatever may become Of Honolulu, Hilo
is bound to 20 ahead, If she possesses many such
euterprising citizensl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
PoRr or HO0OLULU.
nHRrNEn.


~ 49, Ui--z.. Cznsy- fruz 6u-s Kau- Hawai-
- ks-- go - tu-hs hale
Hln 3 ru-as t1euars- isl has cas-s- SOP Eua &
sEns ku-z - hncaE lzua1as o. h1ds surai
Ea- Etan- gh-arlr- frsr rzlzku Mari
- lEE1a-a Tsu6rt Nlirk1i- c---es Il 1eti
r-l-uE 4 ks-s bzr1er, : ha-s. igs eugs-
49, Nr--is Ms-r1r Crzue f-r-n LAtaina Na-
So Nserf A. EzraEul- frl-r Maiaiuz- Oahu
ul - o1uu-E- Havss- % rlu-fts fru-l h1-1e,
--t ;E4 ttls s--zl- and Ter ltas wllzie osi
49, ~ Qr=e1- EEz1uE- f-ut iuuslei- KAMA
- Ee-s = l.zs su.zr. o. bias lanlasses
- E--- a-f - tzrs $50
So Nukaist- nasr- f-l-z Eahului Mani CRY.
Is 49, - la-s su-a-. : tlls raliou, : hide=,
$50 stius. rsr tgrte-, isAE s7scis-
Sa- Cd Es1igu. Easi. f-ua Hiia Hawai- CC-gs:
EE1 49, s1rEr-
s-s--- Ei-u-1 E-e-crur f-u1 WindUl-d Po-ts.
lr-r d $3.50 10 slesr. : i1uuts- - h5des,
l-s- sEsuz. L kers fut-er q hols tslicu, 50
taE g. t1le- rElz. : l-aiss tauEus. is hnclls
llls Ez-z- c1rE- tsa=s caouauuts : 1nclls
- Il hars srur- r-a-Nt1ss. = hog
So Wa-wldk kslzvai1- f1ur Man A NolokAi-
L--rr l1l uaie-rel1us. 4dar i1Els. - l1at skins,
- kiias t1ls 71taiaes. % nets aaioas. sho-saS.
~ haatz-
S-lr A-rs- Cree s-oas Hzil EEuAii- lcF's- SO
Ea- - h9-~ -zrH-. = ht3eS
So B. fcr. .Irl- fru-l ho1laE- oshu-
E-S-ir Nn-~ Fls-e- Wes1 fsuu HE. Hawaii Grip
- 49, q Z 60 hz<s suEar- - has r1olasses, =
- F-lr-17r-- Mr. lItcHcacE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
COMMERCIAL.
HONOLULU. xAYl. ls-s.

va 80 E-u----- ~ hu-r cttu. d-ss q N.--h IL Ne
Ca sazz= zus-d 10 H1,rko-r a. s. s. 70 $ % Re,
-- e. a. Sr L cana Eir s. e 70 $50: Auls-s.sr
tl-as --s- s. a. N-zisz sss-s 70 Pr cent T-r-
rla assi-- -s71 s-eiins in surr to ss0 rs- Pisu
l-g u-- r--ssi luaaau- s-r sa- F-.n-isua
49, i==--iu- K s.so- sis J-risss s,a.es ssy.
a- RE11Hr H-F--rriiv shs ia1-szss- TIE steamer
-l ural rs-.rzrr ruE VISA = uru r. guu-antfns q.
Hu-i g a. sualifuz haa lae Chiness On huzrs- ne
Elt s-s-r b. --a rtt Eeh-ua-r steamer 200 AID The
-zuET s-me so A. TIA -suuauthly ssrrire s 70 Be-
-v- AZ ruu-a sss.I r--Aatly have t-o sss.ue-. i
So e. Eazl MAJ Hus- Il kuevu 4l-s sh.;a B,ish
- t-s r -hE-ss-e1 60 is-rs u1urkaur o. the fosh O.
fr 81 F-r1soo pilh aho1s I01o Classa While The
ems r-an- Ais-a VT lazr,y so1a le--r Shanghai Or
r E-a 50 mr. Zh-st E--iva usrslly TIT us,st
uur=-uuF r a. suumas m-u1hs- Ths steamer Aitosa.
utt - s-Ts b - 60 tie ny her. f-uz Dina nav
g. -i-ss So teis-rx % t-e neu German
Cen zr-- ur1 cal.r-uil l-c ard h-s t.sn sent INK.
Eaaesr t1 salurai r-uzIy sxzii The nes Tea e-or
t s-r- fr s-- Faass-a- So Ia carrying capacity
fr-llus f,-hs al so Case F.--s-r--s Ne B-s,-
"a -z=- LrI e sh= I.= szF--ssd % leave Huas-
l-guu ~ l,-t < AKA 81 san Fra-oso vlih noss-ais
za-z aHs 1.lao Crirs.e rzs-aars-s.
- f-uz 1ru a. lszzzzz-ri o, A7-I s. i. ~ --latest
-l---z hauts
m o. EErrrr-In s-z-u ol s.iss have tssa made a
b tzris- O. szu-z a. $50 r- ruusa- 2so d. fs- de-
--- u--au-s tszs T-,s. Eus - a. fa- mann
aaaz-r -- r--ru-r ss--s
- uarls s.is rs a- -.ss q SO t.--,,. No-b,-r
s-----r.----- .-- ---,r-. -..
- $780, n - a.. 49, -. So ~ - - 40,
raz1as 49, g. $40 ~ --uuus ru--uar,
nv s-a ~ Enl t1at frs ban8s Il the rouut-v u
5 la-sls s--z-z o= tz7so sz--sis uiAis OF.
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-as r O. u-us1zy a-sirs uus 10 husiacss circles
ei-E --sams- ussk- viih tie z--lrli % tue oa-roz
s F-uu-a1- md f-uz Parss souud sui the D.
rr-s E r-sls uizk huavy -4-rrsS he steamer
c- 49, --1t --.iy 80 r.zkasvrC szzz- ll.ss
SANE ct a la-ss ggaatlsy q usher F-eauos; IN al
r5 A. rtzs So or r q he hsErssf c.-uss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

BLOOD WILL TELL--Nr. Barlow sold on Monday
thirteen horses belonging TO the late Kings estate,
and received from Waimea, hawaii, by the steamer.
They were of improved breeds, in good condition,
and horse jockeys have seldom had such treat As
when inspecting these animals The bidding was
spirited, and Mr. Barlow was only forty minutes in
dsposiug Of the thirteen which realized 81, 29l.
fre imported mare, with her colt, was purchased
bv the King for 1886.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

4 NEW Book on TIE IsLASDs--Mr. William K.
Bliss, who visited Honolulu early in ls72 has since
bis return TO New York vritfena book Of Travel,
Adventure, and Fact in the Sandwich Islands, I"
which viii be called Paradise in the Pacific" The
work had not been issued at the iaiest advices from
New York Mr.. B. IS very clever writer, if we
NAV Judge from his letters to the n Y. Observer. and
viii doubtless be able to produce an attractive
volume relating TO this group
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

THE volcano. Adriees from Hawaii BY the
steamer report that the present eruption is the
summit OF Nauua Loa, il the same place, probably,
where ii occurred last August, when il visited
BY parties from this city. No one has yet Wis
tied the new eruption, but adventures viii soon do
So IS the weather is settled and not very cold. XII
lsuea, as usual, is in full sympathy with the more
lofty summit crater, and is well worth visit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

- An ingenious California ststisiician has jusi
demonstrated BY figures that mining is not paying
business. He takes for his starting point the as
sumption ibst City thousand people are engaged in
gold mining there, and that their wages average
$50 day Giving them three hundred working
dsys IN year, this would make tie cost Of labor
for the year So 500 600 The gold product for the
year 1872, however, was only $40 600 600, so that
each dollar actually costs SLs75.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

JAPAS AND PERU.-The Peruvian Plenipoteniiary
had arrived at Tedo and been assigned mansion as
a residence for himself and retnue- 10 its summary
for the msn steamer, the Japan Gazsfte ssys that
Senior Garcia had been receiEed BY the Nikado, and
Is now eDdeavoring TO arrange treaty OF smity and
commerce Tor Peru The japanese Ministers are
willing to enter into treaty, but will not give way
upon the question OF extra territorial rights The
Maria Luz case bad been fully discussed, but no
thing hss been offcisIy promulgated concerning IT,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

lr-z- or E4zr 2 c nIrzzAr. Fr--rz N1srrE-Lsa San
F---u Ar Ia Fi-s- Gays 81 had fresh winds
wv Ts- Hht uinas tru-a al dirsciious. era-
--r = t-s hsu1us q ard " vhsrr il remained se'-
zys 80 49, Siss olu- Fnnly 50 he trades IN
-c-g lsal rtih iHsiee g Ts- Arrived q Ho10-
ll- 90 Q AIrl ga. usssr Tasszgs q L days
Errr BizE 0-rvsE- Hsrrz. Nss-Enssilea frc'1 Ser
al s-us "a 80 BID rsz rlsaszuf F-s--Es 70 he
N1l-r ts1uts uerr c-uised Two uauths taxing lSo
tts s-u aE r-u-h.l AZ Fsal So llfh, lauaiug ths
u-s ----s al s4l-G seFs 1s-h sor Cape HON in ius
- il-r lEz = -1uk la-ls s7s-z Whale Had rs-y
r-- -auur u-uuuE Crv- us-n- Fsh IL ls7S. sonrhed
Fl-a-usa a.s a rurF LEtf Fasza<r &C the ezUstor,
sta-a =zaas u-sas E4kizE 10 hhis spez OIL Froz
a. e-u-- ~ airss Ft sEis1o-a re-y lishi winter
vrvs ert Ma, - hnyi-g t1ksz So Ms s7sra oil and
D. ~ ut1ls a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

- letter was received by the last msiI from
NJ. Aheong dated at Canton, who writes that be Is
desiroas Of returning with his family 20 these
Islands. This is usually The way with those who
have tasted the pleasures Of tropical life in Hawaii
uei and wander of 10 foreign cimes under the idea
that after all something is lacking here-they long
10 get back 10 the IS Parsdise OF the Pacific
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

~ The British Government, at the instance Of
the Colonial Government st Hong Kong, IS eousid-
ering the propriety Of orbdding all ships engaged
in the eoolie trade to enter that port tor the pur
pose Of repairiug or recruiting. The Governor
strongly iudorses The measure.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

~ 0aszuE T--nr-rr r1biisAss iist q f1-sy ocsaH
ua -ti hrys b.- Isss in P.czfc vasers ssos the
Auls-iaur G-iuu 81 Calff~uia
~ ~ r-s 81 enaz--.zzuE BriiisA Feuildr-s
FE ssry uu-f ne s4ss'y t.ks ooutrars- one fr the
uz ezasrs ~ Ia. reosutly disca-sei Oae hHnere
szE az ssaa- ~u-kzeu-
1r ~ -u.ushs q ga-s.ry AID Fsb-u--y So s-iiug
rrzs rns saE-rs ~ur laut- O. this uuubur . sazss
zE-@-s--s-. Az--sz- ~ ~ s.ss-s sd = s.s-a-
-r-r EzriHh
H-suz /. hz-us u s.Es ne T,.os Oso0ai Uassr he
a-sul t1ilera 90 s-uamerS
1-t --z- Eauy q B-ss-s - tozs. late ~laisr,
IN t--r s ~ cur9 CsszvslaaG % View Tork parties
E rir-1err-n
IN tnn rrss.ut teirs rsSurts1 sold in RHra-a
~. tu-zaa - % R.sz ~ c1z.ra-y - 50 ne
Au ar a. r-u-sr disrussi q 10 rurous hi1drrss
- l.t- - -u-a,r t.ius ~ ID Turrh.ser- M
aria szir 4aaallzarE ~ ah--- Sl-sae-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

sF-Among the noteworthy departures by the Cos
Is Rica Saturday last, that Of Mr.. c. a. VII
nams and family. who go home for good" Mr.
Williams arrived at these Islands rs in 1852 SIS res
ident agent for the New London whaling feet, and
afterwards, when the business declined, as sSeut Of
Of the American Guano Company. In 1859 he went
to New London, built the steamer Kilauea, sud sent
her out via Cape Horn, at cost OF some .S50, 000
She arrived here in 1850, snd has since been en-
ployed as $ coaster. Her history, when written
will be 4 most remarkable one; aud 10 Mr. W be-
Longs The credit of her construction, at his
pense and risk During his almost continuous resi-
dence in this community of over twenty years, be
has always possessed the esteem snd regard OF all
classes Of oar citizens, aud his permanent withdraw
al from island circle well as that OF his genial
family, viii be felt loss. Little May Williams
the womsnly PET Of social circles, was the one in
all thst crowd Of departing friends 10 whose especial
honor the Band was sent 10 the Esplansde on Sat
urday, and discOursed farewell music.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

Tbs GRAND DUKE ALExIs Hong Kong
March Sd for visit to some Of the coast Ports OF
China, accompanied by Consul-Generzl Heard he
was then 10 visit Japan and may yet conc this way
be is evidently taking his leisure as every noble
mar ought 10.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

~ The SparroEhaEk viii leave for Melbourne
this afternoon. Letters aud papers may be left at
the Posi-oce or at the Office Of the Agents, Nessr.
Walker & Allen. Dou't forget 10 mail files OF the
GAZETTE, Including the Hotel paper.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

- Nr. II. c. Demorcst, -affer successful tour
on Maui has returned here and viii give another Of
his attractive entertainments on Saturday evening,
at BuHum's Han.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

JAMES c. KING, the murderer, who Is impris
oaed in the Tombs in New York City, awaiting his
trial. is said to be in andvaueed stage OF eonsump
ton, and liable 10 eArly death. From what The
papers say We judge be is seeking TO s,arve himself
70 death, TO evade The penalty Of The law.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

tE- Marshal Parke len for Hawaii Oh Monday, 10
give his personal attention TO the lepers on that
island and that the instructions OF the Board Of
Health are carried out in relation to them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

STEAMER KILAUEA-found the surf very high on
her trip Hilo and unable TO land or take Of
freight al some Of the more exposed landings, and
vet the wind was moderate
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

- Those interested, win notice that the steam
er Costa Rica viii sail again for San Francisco on
Saturday, Nay 81. Sue viii leave San Francisco
May L. and be due here on the morning of the s7th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

- The Rev. J. T Gulick and wife, who spent
some tine here and also in California in aiding the
missionary work, sailed from san Francisco, April
!. for their feld lu Northern China.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

q Copies Of the New York Daily Graphic have
been received and the new style Of illustrations in
dicates What the daily newspaper OF the future Is to
be The time IS not distant when there viii be $
wonderful change in the matter and appearance Of
T q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

LEeAL DECrsIoS.-on our first page VIII be found
the decision Of the full bench in the case of Kahale
wal, sentenced for manslsughter 10 ten years i'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

- No rains have fallen in California during
March or April, and iears are expressed that the
grain crops may be injured by the threatened
drought
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
Notice.
SUPERIOR PLlN BLACK SILKS,
PUREuMEh SHEETS FOR slKGLEBEDs OR BERTRs
Also

PUREuhEh SHEETsF0 SIKsLEB BEDS OR BERTRs
Also
TO ARRIVE PER WINDERMERE
From Liverpool.
50 Tons Factory Filled Liverpool Salt,
so Tons common Liverpool Salt,
IS Bbls India Pale Ale, (MeEWan's)
Cases India Pale Ale, (MeEWan'S,)
Gases XXX Stout, (MeEwan's)
eco Green cases Geneva,
10 Quarter Casks Martells Fine Brandy,
10 Quarter Casks Hennessy's Brandy.
50 Gases Hennessy's One, Two and Three Star
Brandy.
lis Cases Finest Scotch Whisky.
20 Cases Fine, Old Jamaica Ram,
50 Cases Superior Sherry,
Is Cases Superior Port,
- Cases LsurOure's Carte Rose Champagne,
) Quarter Casks Fine Pale Sherry,
Quarter Casks Shamrock Old l!ish Whisky.
Also, on Hand and for Sale,
Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, Blacksmiths' Coal.
White Lead, White Zinc, Newcastle GrindstoneS,
Sherry IN Quarter Casks and Cases,
Superior Australian Wine, Case Gin,
Baskets Gin. Case Brandy, Case Whisky,
Scotch Whiskey, in quarter casks.
Key Brand Ale. in glass,
JefrieS Ale, in glass,
Ind Coope Ale, in glass.
Also
l Sewing Machine. small Steam Engine,
Double Bottom Wrought Iron Vat or Boiler,
l Large Spur Wheel, and other secondhand
MACHINERY.
Casks, Tierees, Barrels, and other containers new
and secondhand, at lowest market rates.
few Superior Silk Handkerehiefs, Best English
BlOtting Paper and Stationery, &C., Lc., &c.
4Ss In W. L. GREEN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

~ An eclipse of the moon takes place on the
night OF Sunday, the llth-visible here. See par
ticnlars on the moons phases.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

VESSELS Due The ship William Tapscott and
bark Clam Z. Suiil are due from san Francisco IN
al next week, and ought bring Us several days
later advices, and small mails
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

~ Mr. Adams has q pablo vendue OF new goods
at his rooms to-day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

- The constellation Of the Southern Cross may
be seen every evening from eight to nine O'Clock 1t
appears erect about nine
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

- The annual examination OF Lah2inaluna
Seminary takes plsce to-day and tomorrow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

Try some OF Judd & Lsine's new Japan Teas.
They guarantee to suit any taste. See theirsdver-
ffScr,e,s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

~ Nj Simpson. the correspondent of the Lon
don Husnaiss Neuu is at present travelling through
California, taking sketches.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

sISSoN-As Iiilo April esad 1s7S Mar Ben Sis.os Az.
Iouis and = DAYS iuisut daughter q Nj. Joseph Ss0n
[ F-uvfdeuce T. / .oaT7anl please copy-l
FoRBES-At the [. : Hospital ia Honolulu Mr. Rose-,
Fa hnene 10 FeFtis cOunGy Missouri bot has reside
many ycsrs iu CSl1fo-uia
BEckLETIn this city, April eSsh Eznma infant dAura
ter q frod W and Emma Beckicy. aged months
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
Boundary Commissioners Notice.

DROPER application having been made
IL to the Undersigned, that the Boundaries Of the
following Lands, the Island Of Hswai, may be
dekned and settled, viz:
Pzzaloa 1, situated in the District Of Hilo
Ankahanaloa and Pspekeo, in the District Of HiIo.
Keaza, situated in the District Of Puma
KeGhialskA, IN the district Of Puma.
Hc1uapo, in the District Of Ezz.
PzkinIki, in the District Of Kan
Notice Is hereby given to all whom It may concern,
thar MONDAY, the ID DAY Of JUNE NEXT. A. D.
1873. 10 o'clock A. NJ, Is the day and hour set
apart for the bearings Of said applications At the
Court House, Hno, HaEaii. r. A. LYMAN,
Commissioner Of boundaries, Sd J. c.
lilo. Hawaii. Nay l, 1873 Lss St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

HAvAuAS HoTu--The following arc the arrivals
at the Hawaiian Hotel since our last:
NC Wf.if,nS Waikiki Rev A White and Wife,
SFNiding and wife Rose Capt Smith, New London,
Ranch kellet
CAPT Mo-se s1Ar Page CAPT Hiesoe. Z California,
Capt ilayeS onNaFd 6ibson Lanai
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07


- The [. s Steamer California, Admiral Pen
Mock leaves this morning for San Francisco, having
been in port nearly four months, durins which time
the Admiral and bis STAFF, and Captain De Kraft and
his Officers have won the respect and friendship Of
our citizens, and they leave with many regrets
We understand that the ship viii probably return 10
this port next winter, and spend the winter here
Daring their stay here the officers have fully sur
veyed the bar and channel Of Pearl Hsrbor, and
obtained all the information necessary to furnish
correct estimate OF the cost OF opening it, so as 10
make the harbor available for naval depot. This
survey Of the bar snd channel, taken in connection
with the full survey OF the lagoon now in process Of
execution by the Hawaiian Government Surveying
Corps, viii not only be reliable but interesting.
The more that is known Of this barbor the more its
value becomes apparent, provided ii can be opened
al reasonable expense, and this We are preparing
statistics 10 show is feasible.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

~ The native newspaper Ksokoa last week
issued two-Page supplement, giving the most Of
Mr. Phillips recent speech on annexation and
against the Pearl River scheme, IS many natives de-
sired to read both sides of the argument. The
present edition of this paper is 4S12- the largest
list OF subscribers any paper in this city has ever had
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
EXPORTS.

NAius-Do1iestie-- $ 81 IS; Forsiea. 81 ISL -
toE TAEr11 PEI Wm Alien Nay as G Ahsiuthe 10 &
Ssa = . Ale ~ Pu-k, @ Tobacco col rAna Rore
e-ttle Aa-1 - Hay, - pkEs Unspcoifed Ndse--
sAl1e-Dosnestie SlssSs' Foreign asa 81
- SAY iEAsc1soo Per sfnr Costa Rira Nav s- pkrr
49, EaS Sperm Oh, Ss{e kegs sQ6 hsEx Sugar IL
fkez 1alios = CAliskns, - budls SheeTskiu. leo
- kre C1ee Is szdls Whalebose. pkEs SPee ~
sca hArauAs Is G Household Effects eo lzs Rice O
seie lrare g fAuts g bales Puis Hc-se Hfie. rcH
SAiskius piss Furniture Yalue-Dmesso S7S 6la s.:
foreiEn- -Slolt7 %; Tr1zshirpcd s. rs 20
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

cIothlng, HosierY, Hats, Ac

supr Black Doeskin Pants, dozens % Bsckstin
Suits, cold Moleskin Pants, Pea Jaeksts. cottan
Flannel Undershirts and Drawers. Merias raasr-
shirts. White Linen Duck Suits, Watsrprsof Ceafs
AMI Ponckos, a variety Of Mems Rslt Hats. Laiics'
White Cotton Hose Of various qualities Boys heavy
Brown Cotton Socks. Gen's BroEa and Lfsie Thrsasl
Socks, Kid Gloves white and cold for Ladiss sid
Gents, D0cskiu Riding Glosss fsr Ladies md Gents,
Lise Thread Gauntiets, Italian Cloth and snk In
brelas, Liaen and Paper coliars, PaPSr Cas-. a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

HIS MAJESTY At THE HosPITAI--Our King, as may
naturally be supposed, takes deep interest in
everything that pertains 10 the welfare of his native
subjects, and omiis no opportunity 10 express his
kind consideration and sympathy for those who are
afflicted. At the Queens Hospital few days since
His Majesty present on one OF his visits (which
he makes occasionally in quiet unassumiug man
ne1 when an operation was performed on native
man for ampuiation Of the arm. The kind, cheerful
words that spoken by the King TO the sufferer
evidently had wonderful effect, and die him more
good than could have been accomplished by all the
TONES IN the dspensary. II pleasant sight to
observe the gratihed looks OF the patients His
Majesty passed through the wards, with kindly and
courteous words 10 all BY such acts is true nobili-
ty exemplihed.-4dsstiseT.