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National Republican., 1874-05-29

WHEN you CAN DO so ALWAYS CHOOSE
THE BEST.
Dealers in Soda Water will consult their own
interests by orderidg the best Soda Water In
Steel Fountains, from Samuel @. Palmer, George
town, D. y. Counter fixtures, and syrup bottles
loaned.
National Republican., 1874-05-29

Malaga Fruit Company,
400 NINTH STREET.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT,
FOR RENT OR SALE-A FOUR-STORY
DWELLlNG, on g street northwest, 4lS
and eligible locations In the city. Inquire Of b.
MlLBURN, 4l9 q street. my26-tf
ENOR SALE OR RENT-ECONOMIZE AND
\ save high rent and taxes by buying handsome
COTTAGE at cost. at College Lawn; I6 minutes
from the city, car fare Is cents per day. Apply to
ana avenue. myI4-tf
National Republican., 1874-05-29
VALUABLE SECOND HAND BOOK


DR.. Lardner's Works; 10 volumes
Brightly,s Digest; 2 volumes.
Dorsey's Laws, Medical; volumes.
Cowper' Homer; volumes.
Hatton's Mathematics; 2 volumes,
Rees' Encyclopedia, complete; 70 volumes.
Congressional Globe, complete; 10 Yolum
Smithsonian Reports, complete: Is volumes.
Pacinc Rallroad Surveys, complete; ID volumes
Patent Oflce Reports, Mechanical, from 1913 to
And many Others, AT Low PRICES, at
ANGLIM'S ANTIQUARIAN BOOK
STORE,
F and Fifteenth streets, near the Treasury.
~BOOkS BOUGHT. myIs-tf
EoR SALE-VALUABLE FARM, NEAR
y Dorsey Station, on the Washington Branch,
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, containing $50 acres.
with good improvements. consisting OF q substan-
tia two-story brick Dwelling with neces ssry out
changed for satisfactory District securities Apply
No. 81 Congress street, Georgetown, D. c.
my -mngglEs-EssS&{Y1 { "a , wy-v wi
II D R 8 A L
A BEAUTIFUL ESTATE.
Two hundred acres of LAND, well fenced: ele-
CANT homestead, with all modern improvements;
miles from W ashington. on the Seventh road
and on line of Point Of Rocks railroad. viii sell
the whole or part. .,tsn
adjoining forty-eght and three-quarter acres, well
fenced. comfortable buildings, &c.
For fun particulars apply to J: c: lay.
my6-u 6l0 Tenth street northwest.
National Republican., 1874-05-29

Malaga Fruit Company,
400 NINTH STREET
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WHITE VESTS

Merchant Tailors and Fine Clothiers,
Corner Seventh and ID streets
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BRANDY.

BRANDY.
We call especial attention to stock of Brandies
now in cellar consisting in part OF the wel-known
brands.
o - OTTARD. DUPUY q CO.,
j. & T. MARTELL, and others
National Republican., 1874-05-29
CLASS NO.

CIothfng, Hats, Boots and Shoes.
$500 Sack Coats, assorted sizes, for men.
400 Pants assorted sizes, for men.
500 VestR, assorted sizes, for men.
800 Loose Sack Uverco ats. large size.
500 Suits. Uaeket and pants, for boys five to ten
years of age.
100 Vests, for Boys five to ten years Of age.
s.ojS Mems Wool Hats, assorted sizes and colors.
80 Boys " ool Hats, assorted sizes and colors.
500 Heavy Cashmere Caps.
LOO pairs Mems Shoes, good quality. assorted
sizes.
500 pairs Women Shoes, good quality, assorted
sizes.
go pairs Boys Shoes, good quality, Nos. |
and6.
$50 pairs Misses Shoes, good quality, assorted
sizes.
800 pairs Children's sheos, good quality, as
sorted sizes.
National Republican., 1874-05-29

Messrs. Latimer O. Cleary, auetioneers have
now arranged on their shelves large collection
OF DOCKS, embracing two ovaluabe private libraries
about 1000 Volumes-which they will sell on
Monday and Tuesday evenings next, juno and
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TEAS.

TEAS:
We have recently added to our stock In this de-
partment by the purchase Of LARGE QUANTITY
OF NEw-CRoP TEAS Of the different varieties,
and hence we are now prepared to offer special in
ducements.
See prices below:
IMPERIAL, New and Sweet. soc.
IMPERIAL, " ..,75e.
IMPERIAL, Choice. ce.....................SI 81 90
IMPERIAL, Extra Fine. 81 .25
JAPAN, Good.
JAPAN, Choice e.......................... 81. 90
JAPAN, Extra Fine silver leaf......S ID
OOLoNG, New, and best in this market
ior price. .......................5Oc.
ooLONG, New, and best in this market
icr price. .....................75c.
OOLONG, Choice Goods. 81 90
oOLoNG, cannot be surpassed in quality. 81. Is
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, Choice New
Goods .............SI.0O6SI.25
GUNPOWDEh S1.OO
GUNPOWDER, Choice. oice...................sI.2 25
GUNPOWDER, Extra Fine .sI.5o
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REMARKS.

We do as large, If not the largest, Fine family
Grocery rade OF any house south Of New York, and
in quality variety and completeness of stock, claim
70 offer superior Inducements. We deal in
goods only, and anything purchased from us, II not
satisfactory represented, same can be returned
and money re1Hnded. Buying In large quantitles
and from first hands, are enabled TO furnish nrst
quality goods at reasonable rates. -
National Republican., 1874-05-29

ElS5~OEElSE VI FRAN kAkAN 1NS Oh.
~ ance Company, Of Washington, p. G., May
1s, 1Sz,-The Stockholders Of tho Franklin 1nsu-
lib 6nise IS Ias S5tsesh the hours
Of electlnE twelve direct6fs for the ensuing year
CHAS. BRADLEY,
myl9 . Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

REMOVED. BROWNS LONDON ROUND HATS.
N. z. BROWN tsster ~ W G. Brown New bond street.
lcndonl has now elegant styles spring lIi Broad
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AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR,
FASHIONS INST IMPORTED
NEW Designs
BEAUTIFUL Changes
Patterns NOW READY
CLOTH MODEL. with each.
~SMITH's DRESS Elevator"
A GRAND Success
PRICE SEVENTY. PIvB cents
A ND THE GREAT RUSH STILL CONTINUES No
"A abatement 10 the crowd nj as Grand street No
end 80 the assortment An entirely stock opened
every day. Best standard Prints a best stan
darc Ginghams loo. l000,UN0 yards fine silk striped
Grenadines AT i6c cost S0c gold best standard
bleached and brown Sheetings loo 10 lie Terrific tum
BILE in Tckings and al makes u Housekeeping Goods
slaughter IN White Goods, fable Damask. Towels and
fect Al &c. importers, price tor goods &c ii
very hne brocaded japanese x5c cases very
ne real Llama Lace >hawls at oneiourth ali
the popular makes black Alpacas 2jc. and 35tsc. a
novelties shades fabulous prices special
ties daily rom the great Broadway ire 1000 cartons
Of Ribbons &c. yard and up; l,UD0y00 Corsets yet
left the best have been kept 70 the ast No end
fhe Laces, Embroderics and buttons Truck loads OF
Hosiery and wagon loads of Handkerchies Ladies'
every dav You will always see some thing new at the
Great Bargain Headquarters AS Grand street carpets
and lcthsH apds0De Cottage Carpets 2Oc and 21c.
elegant Vienna Tapestries 40c and &c. beautiful In
gram Soc. Landscape English lngrans almost equal 70
EnsiisR Bfus @ 81 81 - 81 good door oasieS,
Sc first claas heavy sheet Cloth, t0c and Soc The
choicest stock amt best value TO be found In the city is at
me Great Bargain Headquarters, .,.c
FIRST dry goods store from Attorney street.
ROEss, BELL co.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY 49, s74-QUINTUPLE
II RIDLEY SON.
GRAND AND ALLEN STREETS.

E. RIDLEY = SON.
GRAND AND ALLEN STREETS
GREAT EAST SIDE ESTABLISHMENT
IMMENSE PURCHASES
nom the auction sales and importerS
- LARGE CONsIGNMENTS FROM EUROPE
Novelties OF our own importation and manufacture ct
lower prices than any Offering these ten years
STRAW GOODS.
Purchase OF manufacturers stock 1T sc the dol
lar.
straw Goods by the
straw Goods by the dozen
Straw Goods by the single hat
Largest, cheapest and complete assortment In
this city without the shadow Of doubt
White English Chips Foreign, Domestic,
Fine Neapolltan Strawa I$L, 81 IS 81 as 81 IS up.
ROUND HATS AND BONNETs
N Man ana Nv other bratdA every shape at 25c. &c.
Toe VI, u 70, ii 81. VI ~, 81 up.
Another purchase of importers stock OF straw Cord
and Tasses ornaments Fancy Lace and Cactus Braids
Hall the cost OF Importation.
TRIMMED BONNETS,
81 10 SD
Hats and Bonnets trimmed at the shortest notice.
Rustic Hats, &c.. 65c.. I5c.. 81 up
UNDERGARMENTS
Ladies' Underwear, suits Dresses, Wrappers &C.
Infants outfits complete. Lace Caps Bonnets Cloaks
&C Al WhaleDone Corsets 40c AGO. &c., &c., 7Oc 1oc,
oOc., u up.
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LA ABEEg SUITS SUITS s sEYFSs's,,
LADIES' SUITS PEYf0N,s,
EABIEs, s sgIEs FFEyTSS,s:
3sB s$$Es s s$sEs$ s#EEHs
s r9PEE4R P PRIeEs
$ $ $$$SE:s $sESEs:
sIAek SILK SILK SUITS SUITS.
fISH p PSRhs s sgTTs BLACK ALPACA SUITS
fASg SkrI RIASSSAE SUITS SUITS.
Our prices for Ladies. Suits begin 81 $ and advance
he and
manufactured with the greatest care our prices the
very lowest ~ s and d X ss sd%ely.
THE PARIsIAS FLOWER COMPANY
are continually receiving
the latest novelties in
rich French Flowers and Feathers,
Bridal wreaths tor ve,ls and fine white Flower
Floral Garnures for wedding and evening costumes to
order
Vases and Baskets nlled to order.
A specially.
Churches, Halls and Dwellings decorated.
Alibera discount allowed to the trade.
THE PARIsIAN FLOWER COMPANY.
% East Fourteenth four doors west Of University
place.
No. SRne de clery, Paris
J. LoEwENsTEIy.
Proprietor
Az DYEING AND PRINTING
-. -. ESTABLISHMENT
STATEN ISLAND. FsIABIIsHFD IN 1910
" Duane street, near Broadway,
152 broadway, near Eigh th street, New York.
tl0 Biz th avenue, near Thirty sixth street.
Ito and IbS PeTrepOnt street near Fulton BROOKLYN.
Dye cleanse and reinisn ladies and gentie,pcps gar.
menE and piacs goods IN \ superior manner.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

=
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell steamship Line
The steamship GEORGE WASHINGTON Captatr
Whitehead. will leave pier No North River, satur-
day. April rs at3 Freight received daily Through
Wharf, Brazos santiago. St Louis and Mobile. Cabin
passage 500; Storage, $ For freight passage apply
to CLARK 4 SEAMAN, % West street
TExAs LINE-Foa GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT
i Key West carrying the United states MaL-steamcE
STATE OF TEXAS. Captain Bolger will leave pier ~
East River. Saturday, April rs ats NJ Through bills
Of lading gwen Houston and all points the Calves
ton, Houston and Henderson and b. h. and o. X. X. No
charge for forwarding in New York For freight or
passage, having superior accommodations apply to
u H. MALLORY Co, 1853 Maiden lane.
W. T. CLYDE ll9 Wall street
L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River. -
The world renowned steamers ARISrOIs and PRCVt-
DENCE leave pier 2s North River foot Of Murray street,
daily tsundays June IA TO september nclusive), at
Through tickets sold at all principal hotels IN the
city. Halls Bands engaged tor the season
For Other Advertisements Under THIS
Heading See Directory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

THAMES MoREERy CO.'S
Broadway and Eleventh street.
will continue Monday, April ~,
their popular sale OF
Carriage, Ladies' Walking. Dinner
and Evening Dresses
m All the new fashionable shades and materials OF
spring importauons at exceedingly attractive prices
We win also offer the handsomest and most varied
Ladies' and Childrens Undergarments
exhibited In this city at unusually popular prices
Beaded and Embroidered Drap a Etc Jackets together
with elegant assortment o Ladies' and Misses
English Walking Jackets.
In Diagonal Cloths and Cassimeres spring
70 which we invite special attention.
Childrens Pique Dresses Suits Gabreies DC Infants
Garments en- suite or SINGLE in splendid variety ready
made and TO order.
are Offering our splendid stock OF French Cor
sets. comprising the most popular makes at reduction
Of u per cent
AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR
"A 9A BROADWAY, Twentc tn street.
FASHIONS Just IMPORTED.
NEW Designs.
BEAUTIFuL Changes
Patterns NOW READY.
CLOTH MODEL win each.
~SMfTH'S DRESS Elevator"
GRAND Success
PRICE SEVENTY FIVE cents
A. ooooo ,577o ;. .s.s..
K Sc 4 a,"s
{ + 9 oooooS 8 occoS9 i i / sssss,s ;
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II DE PERCIyAL
T.. formerly at 733 Ri oadwav.
has removed 20 . West Union square,
Childrens Outfits Infants Wardrobes
Ladies' Underwear.
All kinds OF Embr o!deres to order.
Laces cleaned ana mende9 equal 10 new.
Stamping and Stamped Goods
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The Royal Progress on Oahu.
IFROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

HROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS
Their Majesties the King and Queen, accompanied
by Mons. Pernet of the French Legation and a party
of attendants, left town on horseback early on Mon
day morning, for Waimanalo, via Waikiki and Mr..
Pico's ranch at Koko Head, where the party partook
of breakfast. At 10 o'clock, the Princesses Kama
kaeha and Likelike with Gov. Dominis and q numer-
Gus party of ladies and gentlemen (among whom
were Lieut.. Whiting and DR.. Pitkin of the U. S. s.
Rnicia) rode up the valley and crossed over the Pail
# Nuuanu, meeting their Majesties at Judge Pits
residence in Kaneohe. The Royal party
ARRIVED AT wAIMASALo, y
The residence Of the Hon. !. A. Cummins, at 11.30
O'Clock, where they were received in splendid style
by Mr.. Cummins and his numerous tenantry, who
cheered heartily and where many Of the ancient Gus
toms in receiving the high chiefs were revived. At
Makapuu pail the King was received by two masked
knights, dressed in red costume, and escorted to the
mansion. Here the entire premises and grounds we're
lighted up with lamps and torches, although it Was
midday, making a striking scene, and paying q sig
nifcant compliment to the traditional history Of His
Majesty's family. A salute Of twenty-one guns
(giant poWder) greeted the King. with music and
singing from an unseen source. On the Kings en-
trance at the East gate Of the mansion, the ahuuld
cord fell before him, and the assembled people bowed
to the ground in ancient style. Notices and words
of greeting printed On placards were posted on the
rocks and scattered along the road from Makapuu to
the Ranch. After q sumptuous lunch, the children
of the waimanalo school sang three pieces very pref
tily, and the people brought their ~hoOkupus. Itmay
be stated here, that at every stopping place through
out the journey, the practice of ~hoOkupu, or bringing
Of presents, was literally observed. at ~half-past
on Monday the Royal party left WaimanslO, amidst
the cheers of the people, and arrived at
MAJOR BoYD's, MAUNAwnI,
! At hslf-past 4. Over the entrance gate Of Mauna'
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To the Editor of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser:
SIR.-Your correspondent Occasional" was
quite correct last week in stating that we wanted
an Agricultural Society,"" 1t was necessity for
individuals and c%ountry's good that led to the
formation of the R.. H. A. Society in 1851, and that
same necessity exists to-day, but with ten-fold
more force.
In the present state of affairs it is plain to any
one that the only real hope of the country is in its
agricultural resources the backbone of any nation.
1t will do us No good to stand still with our hands
in our empty pockets and whine for reciprocity or
annexation as our last chance. 1t will be longer
coming in our present condition than if there was
internal prosperity, as it would be more of an
inducement for Uncle Sam" or any nation to
take charge of a country that was prosperous than
one that was otherwise. OF course you will say
there would not be the need then of either. l
merely mention it to show the f~allacy of our pres
ent ~inaction. 1.-THE gods help those who help
themselves" is as true in our case as in olden
times.
In my former article / maintained that an Agri-
cultural Society was necessary for assisting our
planters, stock raisers, aud others at present at
work, and for the opening up of other industries
by gathering information and advisory assistance
thereon. l am not able to do much, but am will
ing to subscribe toward the formation Of a new or
revival of the old Agricultural Society.
AGRICULTURE.
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Foreign News.

By the arrival on Tuesday last, Of the schooner
General Harney, and the courtesy Of Mr.. II. NJ.
Whitney, we have dates from San Francisco to April
%, two days later only.
We append kilograms Of interest
Reports from the famine districts of India show a
great improvement. No cases Of actual starvation
are now outside the Fishoot. and in that district but
few.
The first ballot for United States Senator, taken
March 31st in the Massachusetts Legislature, resulted
as follows: Dawes, 90; Hoar, 70; Curtis, 76; Banks,
6; and Adams, Is. Necessary TO a choice, 100. An
adjournment was then taken.
New YORK, April 1.-The Dtario, of Havana,
whose editor was Intendente of Havana under Con-
cha's Captain-Generalship, is publishing editorials
supposed from the EDITORS former connection TO be
inspired by the Spanish party, urging the special ad-
vantages to the island that would follow the restora
ton of peace The object is believed to be to prepare
the way for a manifesto by prominent Hispano Gu
bans demanding a truce between the Loyalists and
Insurgents, followed by q formal treaty Of peace on
the basis which includes q pledge that the island shall
remain united to the Crown Of Spain; that the peo-
pie shall elect Representatives TO the Cortes; slavery
shall only be ~interfered with by consent of the own
ers, and in case emancipation should be decreed, their
owners TO be Unidentified; a general pardon TO be
granted for all political offences, and all enlarged
property to be restored to original owners.
MADRID, April 1.-The armistice agreed upon be-
tween the Royalists investing Bilbao and the Repub-
lican army in the city terminated to-day. The three
days agreed upon for a cessation of hostilities having
expired, General Rhodas, with $500 Republican
troops, has reinforced Marshal Serrano, and another
battle is imminent.
LONDON, April IA despatch from Melbourne
says: Henri Rochefort and his party have started
for London by way Of San Francisco.
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TO SYDNEY, Sc.
TO SAN FRANCISCO.

~ Passengers for Eastern StnIes and Europe pa
chasing their Through Tickets at our Office, will be allowed A
LARGE REDUCTION in fares, besides having larger quanti-
ties Of Baggage free.
II For Freight and Passag &c, or any further inform
alton. apply to
d2O IL. HAChFELD 20, Agents.
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( FOREIGN JURT.-We are requested by the Clerk OF
the Supreme Court to say that hreign jurymen can
obtain their fees by calling at he Court Room to-
day, between 9 and u O'Clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-04-25

Woman and her influence" is the title Of
an able discourse by the Rev. Mr. Frear, which will
be found on the fourth page of tNday's paper.
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CIRCUIT CoURT, HILo.-We earn that the May
term of the Circuit Court for Hawaii. to be holden a
HilO, has been postponed by the order of the Chief
Justice, to the 24th of June.
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Columbia River Salmon!

CHoICE QUALITY. In BARRELS AND
- HALF Barrels.
E0r sale BY BOLLES q "
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THE PACIFI6&
Commercial AO6frtiser.
SATURDAY. APRIL Is.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

THE KnAUEA sails on Monda! Tor Kauai, making
the circuit Of that island aud returning on Thurs
day morning. -
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~ The A. Il A. Steamship Cyphrenes from
Sydney for San Francisco. will be due here about
the last of next week.
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Z AT Auction T~o-DAY.-BartoP offers to-day Of
noon, for cash, the land of WAiawa, situated at
Kauai and at the same time, tie lease for fifteen
years of a desirable residence on the corner OF
and Liliha streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-04-25

The NEw C~LocK.-During the past week, the
clock on the tower Of the new government building
has been set up by Mr.. s. X. Rawson, and is now in
RAINING order. II was made by E Howard s. Co
Of Boston. Mass, and cost something over $500.
It hiss four dials, which are six feet each across the
face, gilt figures on 3 black ground. Rawson says
it will prove a perfect ime-keeper-And be ought to
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GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF

4 NENEhlL ANNWh IIEN UT
Preserved Meats, Fruits, Vegetables.
- BOLLEs & co.
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UNNECESSARILY SCARED.-It appears that some Of
the adherents of the Queen Dowager Emma persist
in believing, or pretending to believe, that that lady
is in personal danger from somebody or other in the
community-though it is difficult to understand
upon what grounds such a belief can be based. Il
is nevertheless true that numbers Of men, and some
women, have assembled nightly at the premises
corner of Nuuanu and Reretania streets, where the
Queen Dowager resides, for the ostensible purpose Of
keeping guard over her person. There were some
thirty or forty Of these watchers there on Saturday
evening last, when one D.. Kanuha, (who was q par
tisan of the Queens up to the time of the riot, when
he aided in trying to keep order) went into the en-
closure for the purpose Of seeing an acquaintance.
Some of these guards declared that Kanuha was q
a. rebel," and seized him, finding on his person 3
pistol. Subsequently he was brought before the
Police Court on a charge Of carrying 8 concealed
weapon. He explained that having been a witness
against some Of the rioters, he had provided himself
with the pistol for personal defence. There was no
reason whatever to think that he carried the pistol
with any evil or mischisvous intent, but as the law
is very clear against the practice, be was fined $40.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-04-25

AMUSEMENT To-NIGHr--A company of young ANA
tours offer a grand entertainment for this even
ing at Buffum's Hall, for a veryworthy object-the
benefit of the Pioneer Band Of Hope" The lads
have certainly presented a "big bill, - and We hope
to see them encouraged by q rouing house.
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MrsIc THIS AFrKssoox-The band will play this
afternoon st KspiOlani Square. beginning at 5 O'Clock.
The following is the programme:
@~NSC ~ HNAas
overture, Opera "BaaARdar Herta
Fantasia Opera. " Doe PasquaIe, DoaEetu
NaEaA@ .cu44Ef9
CoToaatlon. Opera, Prophet. ..MsyerbccT
Love Among TIE Roses, schoitische,--
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A PLEASANT SURPRIsE.-A Committee of the late
Artillery Company called yesterday upon Capt. J,
A. Hassinger, their commander, and presented him
with a complimentary letter, signed by the MEM
beers of the organization, and also with a handsome
memento in shape of a Maltese cross of silver, en-
ameled with light blue (the uniform color of the
company, appropriately engraved, as a token of
their aloha. During the two interregnums which
have occurred here, the Artillery Company has
done good service, and no one better deserves the
token than Captain Hassinger, who has had charge
- "a n,-1g.