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SnnIn

The government after very long struggle, is at
last victorious at Carthacena Spain After the sur
render of the city it occupied by the national
troops, who found the Notifications and buildings
badly damaged by the bOmbardment. body of
$500 insurgents including convicts, escaped board
the iron clad Numancis, and although attacked by
the national forces, succeeded in passing FIVE govern
ment men-of-var at the mouth Of the harbor and
proceeded to Kebir Algeria, where they sur
rendered themselves to the French authorities.
Among them Generals Contreras and Calves and
other members Of the insurgent juna. They declare
the city fell through the treachery Of the command
ing officer Of the principal fort. The French author-
ties have tho tri-color flying at the masthead of
the Numancia. The MendeE NuneE. with another
party of insurgents succeeded in reaching port of
France, into which she was pursued by French
man-Of-war. One of the insurgent steamers, which
attempted to escape, has been captured, with q large
number Of refugees on board.
The report that Carlists have captured Santander
is denied, bnt another is current that the cor
poration is negotiating to raise two millions Of pese
tas, which the Carlists demand the price for alb
staining from bombarding the city.
The insurgents at Barcelona have surrendered, and
the authority Of the government is fully restored in
that city.
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SAILED.


Er-u-rr Brr rkrsrH- Gr'Ss. Mks-EE--Left Humboldt
49, a. -s C-uur the bar iu the dark the wee
d. s.-ul rrt- ur uius timss but damage done
tli bad =-y hcasT sae frrtn 81 which
r -t r-ans urli asIh and tl-u lisd moderate
ia iisaTt aua Next Hfterucou wind hanr
c la - sltt hrrss "a AID tties aea's I'ln' haa
.aarl thr 2rh Nscc N.ni Al = a ou
s-sasiur to1laizlg urEt Gay
rr-a- - Srusrsrr EaNsrlr FnrEEsos. NAErEE-Lef
r---ar.r sr-r r1,a -C- fur a vhaiac cruise. CTused
.-d ss -ast - u-sai il--s weeks without seeing
ri- tl- - = az ,'as' e ls'-fI oal-lslli- 1870
50 alrua Has uur sra. hzruE scsH uoNhAles Worked
.ur - raa-- Mrrtu- Hut C-utrs Auerloa- Between
49, It.7s- tal 50 iis huulnhsck oil Arrleet ~
a. s-tava-l - -lsl ~ slein Nusir- nc ntst
--s az r-ra7r aTk cf Gdrruua and took tro
sula r--s ArrfFrd - 6alHfagH Jan 1t - Crutsed
A vifiaut seeing ~llaies Nfu-eN -safs % iAt
s-- me- sial-- ttre- tine Eud tcuk two
r.r Fauaf - 81 Fr- thr rquss @ Havaii have had
ll-lr -s- ~tuds uud csuis and o. sie>dy u trades
s-----z Eanasur fel IA uiih ~ tils sperm oii
g-v-u- s-u.r,ra vsur Fos-rE Clrsrr. Nas-EE--ssil-
s- u.-,uiu or ~ ls-s WITH iirhs trade winds which
-u-E wa lislt lssur vrds % the cgustur Cro-sed
si sar 1f fre~h 81 trDdes tie hrsf -
la-s E-a- lauE less ~ % the lat q So
= ~ lt e. lae r1rtiruntiuu q light l'afing winds And
- - - N--Ssi-r ir saf - 5 Toe last three
1as ISIS f-t s-ls f-uir 81 szhiel ssdnet heAas tsS
ga seraar usa-uIuE q nett CAV ksturuint CT
a-s ~irt rt-t auiel tts VITA heavy sale which
is-l lsrs ErFruore trr-h essteris stnas iN nine
rsvs etsat t-1-c e. - III 49, lss- n.
s--i-- -rIr1uuo-e Nl.-ze- ne Aefie,e. ih ~
F-s- ft- Neraaizr tn -guNtur hAd nc II trades
frs t-ua "a vlas and uauls- NAds fsst . the buoy
s-.-s-a l--ut ~ evening q rel oth lend then
- - - Ea,z-t -iEriuE and sAiied On the
- - s-t - -i1dF- C--sed IN equator % the 10Th
- - Lev farr eos. fresh NJ trades Nel O. The csst-
- 10 uu--l~-gr uiues and Gains until sighting
far y. e.. 2lli Arrfrue uunutulu feb 19th after
49, 80 cav f-uu sssdnes. go, -,
l - 1Ha-s sh1-s al shs remainder & the TAs-
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March Sd, 1874.


Feb. 23-Es,ate of Pi. deceased-Before Justice
Judd, at Characterization for settlement of the
accounts Of the Administrative Accounts approved
and allowed.
Feb. 24-Estate of Kekoalsulii IVY decased-Pe-
titon of S G. Wilder for proof of will viii admit.
ted 10 probate and letters of administration with
will annexed, ordered to be issued TO S. G. Wilder
upon bis filing bonds in the sum of $500. Notice
to creditors to he advertised for four weeks nven-
tory TO be filed in 50 days.
March Estate of Kawainui (k.) deceased-Be-
fore Justice Harris-Petition of PHI for settlement
of his accounts Executor of the will of Kawainui
deceased. The accounts were examined and allowed
by the Court, the Executor to be discharged, and
his bond cancelled upon his filing a receipt from
Beke the other deysee under the WILL for her share
of the property
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04
rFor the GAzurEl

Mr.. EDIToR.-our precious nerves indirectly in
terested" would inquire If the new Volunteer Com
pany composed OF English, Americans, and Germans
are subject TO a command over which they have no
choice, although they represent those who pay Z Of
the taxes in the Kingdom. Are they subject to the
death penaltys well the privilege of bali and
chain for twenty-four hours with solitary confne.
meni? A grave thought for n with pure for
eign blood in his veins. Would it no; be better to
obtain a small loan of five or ten million dollars
from some undiscovered gold diggings, where gold
be picked mp in rock form and be obtained at n
less rate for very valuable paper with other mems
sugar cane as collaterals. This amount would fur
nish small iron clad navy which would annihilate
the Nettie Merrill, besides initiate every thing to
bursting point and give foreigners that have been
led into sugar plantations and Real Estate oppor
tunity to sell ont and escape before the deluge.
Yours truly,
March Sd, 1874. a SUBSCRIBER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I1EFORE THE sUPREME COURT OF THI

nEFORE THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Ii HAWAIIAN ISLANDS-In Probate In the mat
ter OF the Estate OF His late Majesty KAMEHAMEHA
v, deceased At Chambers In the Court House In Homo
lulu before the Hon. Charles C. Harris First Associate
Justice OF the Supreme Court sitting probate this I'd
day Of March, A. d. 1874.
1t appearing the Court by the petition presented
hled by Charles r Bishop and John o. Domins Admins
traitors Of the Estate of His late Majesty
deceased praying order sell Estate
that it Is necessary sell portion of the Of
which the deceased died seized and possessed pay
outstanding against the deceased and the debts charges
Of administration 1t is therefore ordered all persons
interested in the said Estate before
e Harris First Associate Justice OF Supreme Court
sitting in probate, the 23d day Of March, A. n
1874 at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF said day the Court
Room OF the Court House. Honolulu, to show why
order should be granted to the said Administrators
TO sell the land and premises prayed for.
And that copy OF this order be published least three
successive weeks In the Hawaiian Gazette and Kuo-
koa and Au okoA, newspapers printed and published
the city OF Honolulu.
CHAS. C. HARRIS, JUS Sup Court.
Honolulu, March I'd, 1874.
Attest: JNo. E BARNARD, Deputy Clerk.
r H. STANLEY, Atty for Administrators. Ii57 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04

Nrs sussE Es-EErEIsE--We learn that Mr.. R
p s.c-ur r. Engaged 90 forming company for the
rr.Hrs-un ~ cane ard the manufacture OF Sugar at
urs-1ua Of sris island Vhieh very fertile spot
r-s hrs huur appropriately called " the Lshaina Of
nafu A considerable extent Of land has been
Tssss and tac cane VII be rpe as soon As mill can
h --ures 10 griud 3; walk The native land OWL
r-s hur shcuselscs ready 10 put 10 from ono TO
RIO trncrr1 acres soon the buildings and mill
az nu1urncot We understand tia: only thirty
slsrns -uu1iu 20 ,. taken. IN order 70 place this
--uuisizr rrfc-F-isc OF sound basis. Mr. Belong
c-rorrct "a The sucsr business is Sufficient guar
aafr ta1s ptzl be premises viii be fsithfully car
- ca
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04
A Vtctorian's views Of Us.

To tke Editor Of Raioaiiaz Ga-ette:
siR:-You have hu agreeable climate, safe and
good harbor, and very sOciable agreeable people.
You have not good fool-paths, neither have you
GOOD sanitary arrsngemeuts-especially amongst the
native dwellings. ,
You have splendid rich soil. But you are sadly in
xart Of good roads TO open up the country-.o en-
able YOU 10 bring produce to town or port OF ship,
neut and 10 make travelling safe, speedy and
agreeable ,
suppose that what Burns says Of individuals applies
equally to = number-iu plain English, viz:
al would &c God the gin He'd give rs,
To see ourselve. others Us"
Nav crave space TO see myself in print.
lam sir, your obedient servant,
VICTORIAN.
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Notice to Creditors.

SUPREME COURT. IN PROBATE-In the
- matter Of the Estate Of JOHN HURST THOMPSON,
deceased.
Notice hereby given by the undersigned Executors Of
the above named Estate TO all persons having claims
against the said John Hurst Thompson deceased,
hbt the with the Necessary vouchers duly Authen-
Gated whether secured by mortgage otherwise the
undersigned Executors at the Office Of Charles Quick,
Of the Executors In the Government House
lulu, within SIX the of the publication
Of thsnoce and IL not presented they VIII be forever
barred.
Honolulu, February Is, 1873.
s A THOMPSON,
CHAS. 7. GULICK,
Executors under the VII Of
4f7l John Hurst Thompson, deceased
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04

IT HoS. S. KIP, late representative from Hilo,
has been appointed Governor of the Island of Ha-
waii. This transfers him from among the repre-
sentativcs to the mobiles, and leaves vacancy in the
drlr-asi9n from Hilo, for which q new election
must be held
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04

II The mail steamer Mikado is supposed to
have lett Sydney Feb. Il and ought TO arrive here
tomorrow. She will leave for San Francisco on
the day following her arrival
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PARDoSED.- Five natives and one Chinaman, con
fined in the State Prison, were last week pardoucd
by the King and released. They were sentenced for
various offences, and were pardoned for good con-
duct during tie term OF Imprisonment
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U.S.S BENIc1A.-Ths fine ship which arrived Fri.
waters little over year, having sailed hence Feb.
20, lS7S She made stay here Of nearly two months
during which time she conveyed his late Majesty
and staff to Hilo and back. Capt Cary, who was
then in command Of the ship. left her at Panama,
and sailed for the United States on the Goth of De.
eember With this exception most of the old Off
Gers are still on board She has been 65 days the
passage from Panama, where she left the q. S. s.
Omaha, Captain Febriger. The Bencia is a second
rate ship OF 200 burhen, and her battery consists
Of eleven inch gun in pivot, 60poundvr rife on
iorecasile 10 nineuch in broadsde. aud 20-pouud-
er rifles on the poop deck. She exchanged salutes
with the shore yesterday P. NJ The following is q
list OF Ter officers:
Experimentation L Hopkins, Commanding.
Eiuf CoumcndsrF-JAmss D. GrHhnni, Executive officer;
VIM. n. Whiting, Navigator; Joshua Bishop
Is,1feaaHis-w alter Goodwin, A. b Carter.
Nas;er-Erederick Singer
.Sarusna-Ilenry s PItkin.
Arst Sarrs0n-M. d. jones
IsHvisas,;r-EdWin Putnam.
gyisf EBcinssr.-Geo Y. kutZ.
FY-g sssf kngiHeeT-A. c. EngHrd-
tadd EEgiaesTs-Henry T Clearer, John K. Barlow,
send Lisrt Narines-A G. Ellsworth.
lBrrfsludin-Alex. Mack
GSunnsr-wm. Halford
CsrFeuisr-w. W. Richardson.
.Slimakrr-Joseph Wilson.
Rsynastcrs Cierk-WnliAm MeMurrAy.
-IdreTfiseT. Fsb Is.
The arrival Of this fine ship was under peculiar
circumstances for the rst official act of her officers
was to take part in the funeral of the late King
whom few months before it was their good fortune
TO accompany TO Hilo, on the very pleasant visit
which be made there in 1873 This is Captain Hop
kius first visit TO Honolulu but, with the exception
NJ himself and one Of bis officers all connected with
the SHIP in January, 1873 are now on board
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04

~ The Priyy Council Of His Majesty, as pub
lished to-day, consists of twentyseyen persons.
fourteen OF whom are native born subjects, and
thirteen were born 10 other countries
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For the GLzrTTE-l
New National Anthem.


New National Anthem.
God save our chosen King,
Let all Hawaii sing.
God save our King.
May plenteousness and peace,
Around Him never cease,
To shower their bsnehts
And bless our King.
May strength be his, and health,
Honor, unbounded,weAlth,
Rest with our King.
Sprung from an ancient race,
Indued with every grace,
The throne on which he sits,
Belts our King.
God bless our pleasant land,
May His Almighty hand,
Be our support
In our Affections sore,
His aid let Us implors,
And in our joys the more,
Remember Him.
So will our hills and wales,
Stay their unoeasing walls,
Mourning and woe.
Once more the hum Of life,
or emulatiug strife,
And busy deaf ming rosr,
VIII reach our shore. A. NJ.
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Executors Notice.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN CON.
II hrmed by the Court as Executor Of the Estate Of
JOHN STESECK deceased requests all persons Indebted
70 the said Estate TO make immediate payment and all
who have claims against the present them with
vouchers TO the undersigned during the
from date or they viii be forever barred.
F. A. SCHAEFER, Executor.
Feb Ne
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04

TT The City Of Melbourne, from San Francisco
bound South, will be due here on Monday next
with the American and European mails
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"a. s-u.ar NsW pr Nzry Fo~ter. feb s-loo tons
Es i-ds tugr. % trsney- @ portsz- G s'Ass
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

~ Mr. Bergers Band will play on Emma Square
on Saturday afternoon, from tin6PM
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F Mr.. Adams holds his usual weekly sale to.
day at bis salesroom
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roRr OF HONOLULU.


F-l--sa- N-tri, Ne-riI C-au- iruiu Lshains Czrgo
= 49, = 49, 'as-'- l'al'sHg,r': : Gib'oar
So u--~iss E.l-v.H, iruH E-lauI-F-- fas5sa-
o. Uaf a. Ui-a-r
r-S1a- Us- fai-l. Naus fra KsisuluL
>t- KlH-t Ahulilaia- f-aH- Nsliso cFrgcs go
sr vss-ast r.,-, f-uu. Ksl,uiui c4rgo. lss
-. % lsgs sus7r, a.asS n IaiAl Tsg- but
~ t-r-- rNs, -I~'e
-r w. 49, s'gsry : (, az s i-ea sydney
Hs~ 80 sir kzuais rsisrsaf- from whaling
s-us-- ga 3, ltl. sperm 81 90 nalie- Co.
l--Bl - .l--4. e lambs. = h1--,, uzus hog.
-, bags sugar. II lssg- cufra. III liudls
81 raI- i--ils-- O. i.,e- i-t.io-. Oh, isisv,
- tsla55e - n'.-gs snai. sg 1
G-T -5r-ss a I.y-f. : C Putnam Rev Mr. Gulick
Q-sE "ss-- w y Bennett and child, h c
o. uuzs- ~ NeI-5s s.usuyl psrkeE. Geo
ni.lu-asr1 : Eaaarz-11. Hln a kuihvlaui II
Ns1e-rsu-s. . Can Never, Axe Louis Rich
So r5su.z Ui.zs-l f-1us Kuna A kau. Czrgo.
49, 81 s-l's ru'1 = ia'E- .1-s . hnehs ava,
M tri-- - udl- s1ai slirs, s-Er buti-r. 10 Ike
as-r-s Ia hsd j. l.ucls lalauss 4 l,ndis sugar
raus HaEs-u1--zs D. Oliver. Joseph Spencer.
- i.s- Tzssrs. cara FROM Hama. C1-gos horse,
Efars --i. ia-s suear, - u1ls u1lsssss. Ii-tseE-
IN WI lIui1t.at. Richard SiIr-s and deck.
sae- -usar. a. is.E. PADDY, : ht6es-
s-l- Lliu. isH. i-au Fuu.l1u. oargo: - bag,
s.- 1-s- Fa-, ou--1 Kaaiss, from Kolos- olIgo: Is
s -. NJ, l-l.. f-aa Nsiasai. o1-yo.
Ha-.- lsr raf skius. 3 tres euftcr.
s-r-lu-uil, I.ud.al srau koazu. Clrgo: hoss,
80, i.Iii-rs-- frsH waHaea Kuios- our-
g. - t-r- sugs-r s. i',gs Afruvrrot, = hide
--ssa- Issa ksss from Noioua. o4ryo. 2sbbl. beet.
-lsa-. 9R-- t1asu-s- pks- tallo~, i cords
50 r-sz- B--s srau Koua a Ksu. Caryo: l.
g - iairs ruiu, 40 glui skins, roll, heather
htaus il.is taliav. So hncls ssFt : bales fun
E- +-ei. ssaeanu, lesye-. pses buiier, : bSs
Ta=Hss . o. usi-ls-sis--. > t1dls sus~r-eAns, 10
larEH tHTarlHs. uIal 1EalfrfY " personal ELECTS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04

- The Custom House statistics for the year
1873 have been issued In pamphlet form, and few
copies can be obtained at our counier-price 30
cents each. They valuable for reference, con-
tanning they do the quantities OF each article of
foreign produce imported during the year, with
much other valuable data.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04

sUicIDE.-A stranger who arrived from California
in the bark ID. c. Murray committed suicide on the
night Of Feb. q by drowning himself in the harbor
His body was found the next morning floating in
the water with the hands and feet tied. A letter
also found which he stated the reason why
he committed the rash act-because tired OF life He
was consumpiive aud appears TO have been despOn.
dent, and without friends means. He signed bis
name Frederick Sorenseu..
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An ILLUSTRATED EDITION

or the same issue will be printed giving recent ant
correct portrait Of King KalRkaua, taken since he
became King. The price Of these papers is so cents
H NJ WHITNEY, Publisher
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Administrators Notice.

TUNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING REEN Only
II appointed administrator TO the Estate of Mrs Ma
papa of Lahaina, Maui deceased, hereby requests all
parties having claims against the said Estate present
them within six months from the date of this publication
they will be forever barred and persons indebted
said Estate requested make immediate payment
MANUEL SILVA.
LahainR, February IS, 1874 Az ate
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Desirable Real Estate For Sale.


AGA,, near PunahOu, consisting of
:s344sa A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOTT
Within two miles of Honolulu, and Ave minutes walk
of Oahu College.
The Lot is about Three Acres; enclosed with
Stone Wall. and well stocked with Shrubbery, Fruit
and Shade Trees.
The House is TWO STORIES. and. including ve-
randa. half round it, is 56xSI, with cellar under
half Of the building. Has FIVE rooms on the ground
floor and FIVE chambers with closets. well Of pure
is at the door, and also running water for rri
cation. There is also q convenient Carriage House
and other ont buildings on the premises.
TITLE. FEE SIMPLE.
Also three Lots, about half mile from the College
and two miles from Honolulu Of Eve acres, en-
closed with 4 stone wall. of eight acres and
other of about thirty the two latter doa
ing the premises of L. McCully, Esq.
AND ALL ARE DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES /
For Terms, apply to
J. 0. CARTER. or
AIS 80 O. II. GULICK.
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TO WOOL GROWERS.

TINE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE TO
i buy Woods at good prices. Woods coming to
market this Spring particularly desired to make
freight (474-3m) C. BREWER co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04

The PHILADELPHIA CENTESNIAL.-The Scientific
An.crodn OF January 24th on its first page pictures
the one thousand feet tower which it is proposed 10
erect in that city, aud compares it with the Pyra-
mids Cologne Cathedral, Strasbourg Minister, St.
Paul aud 81. Peters Bunker Hill Monument, Trini-
" in New York, and St Marks in Philadelphia, as
metres of the enormous elevation. They all shrink
wonderfully, and in the same degree exalt the tower
The American says, "within the coming two years
no monument of so imposing nature, or of so
unique and original conception, eau be constructed
Of any other material than iron; nor indeed, can
hope to erect fabric more completely national in
every feature. Not only then shall we commemo.
nate our birthday by the lOiest structure built
by man, but an ediice designed by American engi-
ncrrs, reared by American mechanics, and construct
ed Of material purely the produce Of American soil
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04

oUK ILLUSTRATED EDTrIoN.-We have prin ted off
part OF our edition this week, TO be illustrated
with photograph Of King KALAKAUA, which was
taken by Mr.. n. l. Chase on Friday last II is
perfect likeness of His Majesty, aud in the opinion
Of good judges the best which has been taken of
him Copies Of these illustrated papers can be OBJ.
tHiued nj counter, fast the pictures be
had, they will be mail ed TO order any part Of
the world. Price fifty cents per copy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04

A Fish SToRY-Whie the schooner Prince was
passing Hoopuloa, of the lower coast OF Hawaii, n
large fish, known among the natives Ono, sprang
from the water aud with bound passed over
Captain Bccks shoulder, within few inches of his
head, and struck the main rigging, which caused
it 10 fall on the deck of the schooner. 1t meas
ured five feet in length, and two feet in crcumfer
cnce. The sailors Immediately seized and killed IL,
tue flesh being much relished by the natives II is
very seldom that fish of this size attempts 10 take
passage on a vessel.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04

lFs Among the passengers leaving in the steamer
for California are Rev. Mr.. Bacon and family, who
have spent the past two months here. Mr.. B. is a
son Of the Rev. DR.. Bacon of New Haven, we'll
known as one Of the leading dvines in America. J.
B. Putnam, Esq, partner in the old established
publishing house of Geo. P. Putnam & Sons of New
York, is also passenger, having spent few weeks
in rambling islands in search OF health and
novelties among our valleys and mountains. We
trust the new steam line will bring US more repre-
sentative Americans Of the class Of which they are
conspicuous members.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04

SURPMsE.-The congregation of Fort Street
Church last evening surprised their pastor Rev. W
Frear, with well.fillcd purse, 10 defrsy the loss
caused by the recent FIRE on bis premises The par
Ions under the Church crowded on the occa-
sion, with more happy faces than we have seen to-
getbcr for long time, and well they might be
happy for not only the pastor surprised by his
people, but the latter also surprised by Messrs
Barnard and Fenard, and Miss Castle, who perform.
ed in a charming style the difficult and beautiful
aria OF ave Maria, which artisucally sung
by Mons. lie Monnyer some months ago. Alto
ricd out.