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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
Forty years has tested The value 81
Dr. 4. =. TOdd's Anti-Biiiio"s ana
Liver piliS.s
NEW STORE & NEW GOODS.

Sold by Druggists ana .Dcalo = every
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-16
CHE SNariFita 9ouruaI.
DECREASE OF NEGROES.

From statistics recently published
concerning the mortality Of the
races in many sections Of the South,
it would appear that the question OF
the conflict Of races bids fair to be
settled in a way which will have
very little to do with either human
ingenuity or stAtesmanshiP' In
South Caroliua, for example, the
deaths among the whites have been
one in thirty>three, and among the
blacks cue il sixteen, while among
the blacks there have been SIX Stili
born children to one among the
whites. The death rate among
children under five years OF age hiss
been only half as great in the White
ranks as in the black, and 50, if this
condition Of things is any criterion,
The color line throughout the South
nromises to dissolve by gradual
Stages before lie encrcachins march
Of death.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-16
Marietta Female College
ASSISTED ~ ACoGIS oEUoUGuN CNEia AND l1iiB4CD TECE

t4la4 arranged amply sufficient accommodate
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-16
PROFANITY REBUKED.

The Charlotte Observer says two
or throe days ago this incident oc'
Cured on train on the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta railroad -
"On the train was venerable and
distinguished minister. The con
ductor is a very profane young man.
and was swearil g worse than cur
army in Flanders Having ripped
out oath after oath 10 presence OF
this divine (who, by the by, 10 wen
krownin Charlotte he found himself
addressed presently as follows MY
son. am a minister Of the gospel
and your profanity is very disagree
able to me. If you will stop your
Train I will get OIL The train was
not stopped, but the profanity was. %
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

WosDERFUL COLLEcTToS FOR THE JESrESSfAL
ExHIBITIos.-A representative Of the Bulletin was
admitted to the rooms Of the Central Pacific building
Townsend Sept. 2lst where the superb collec-
leetiOus Of Pacific coast specimens for exhibition at
Philadelphia are being stored away and classified.
The exhibition will be made under the immediate aus
pces Of the company, although urgent appeal has
been received from the Smithsonian Institute asking
that the privilege Of making the display be granted
to that management. For the past eighteen months
the land department of the corporation has been in
dustriousiy seeking out and gathering together the
finest mineral, cereal, pathological and geological
collection secured this coast Besides this tie
exhibit will embraee-n fact. already emhraces--SOme
Of the largest collections Of marine, land and fresh
shells known. Moreover, specimens Of all
tho Goals Of the Pacific region have been secured.
They represent fully one hundred different grades,
from the finest Shasta the slate mixed
stone. The timber Of the coast is represented
by specimens, green, polished and petrfed. There
also cuts from old monarchs Of the forest wherein
approximate estimates Of the rainfall for centuries
pact made in the rings which indicate the yearly
growth. 1t would require the space of an ordinary
volume 10 mention the full list Of specimens embraced
in this collection for they represent birds Of every pu
mage animals Of every species, together with curious
alkaline formations marble polished and rough sand
stone pummice, honey-eombed lava, light enough to
float. ossized FISH, borings from artesian wells Curl
ri0us relics Of breastplates fossil reptiles
biological specimens. In the line OF cereals the
talest stalks and the heaviest sheaves OF barley
and wheat together with thrashed grain in properly
labeled bottles, htly represented The labor Of
gathering together the necessary specimens yet
completed. The cabinet for the safe keeping Of the
and most valuable shells is model of beauty
in design and withal eonyenienrin It's construction
S. r. BsEetin
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10
MEMORANDA.

ErroI- 90 iIsuknss WHaLryo BAEE ARCTIC, WHITNEY
HEs-rs Len Honolulu December l9h lS7s a cruise {,
rr stuarl aud Arctic Ocean. Cruised along the lin,
sraurI ts rrgups= no sperm whales; carried away
Sire an I-e l,saa yards Arrived al Yokohama April
l ATrl %. Encuuuiercd heavy gales from Ne ca
ra.ssre a. the ice May "a Of Caps
Narrsrs v-d ttrcurh tire ice 20 the Arctic; passed
Et l June y; rui lev Nnirus July :, stood into the
ta-ua fud de shore clelr q ice and whales;
ulaur shorc Wainwright lnlets 1uy a blow
NJ shoeihe ice setting in crowded
az sag usre Id laying IN feet u water wind hluwing
s17fs aass etcs thing frm the ship and landed IT,
alp down her side; Juy ~ succeeded in
iaraus sHtI 81 GeT water. Aug passed Point
Deserves l-f heci a. Point Barrow, and started TT
Nrkr-t Eref Company with the Cornelius Rowland and
1ars. Camden hay; found very little ice,
lsuf rea1hers back % Point BarVw. where
fsrs1 Facked the land; Aug u started
ur RrtuHTiF River with bark Rainbow; got far as
sut BAY and f1uua whales; took The inst bowbead Aug
rE ldi pea anchor aud So fathums chain. sept T.
l anras aud 50 fathous chain up 30 sept % saw
TrfrF whales The eastward Of Point
a-rns Herald Island; slowed down llG0 bids
lguo lbs h1ur and 100 lls vory through Bier
ar OK ~ carGicd uvay mAn-top callant
= lt ru5uluas soog westerly winds 10 lat IS long
ldH- VI
Errur- wHkllSs DHis 0NvAEn. GuIEr, MAsrEE.-Rrom
Eat1a Rrisil BAY. Ha casks all ful. Reports album
vi.uls the Ray fran Aug - % Oct 9 when she
Euunlulu. wesfhe all the month Of October
ne iara az hcu Bedford getting much ul a. they
The Mount Wollssion had been uufrtu-
hal @ boat ly whale aud nearly all her lines
1lt iHr lui l1ats uieu Lad seen. sept Is Came
tEi te I'd passage Qc T.. wiki Inc weather FIRST OF
r veaher generally bad heavy gale 18th Aug in
nss the weather good and whales
Tag- Arrived Houolun nv 9Th, Is DAYS rom land TO
lluE. T. WooD.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10
POET OF TIONOLULU.


AAAAAA y E4Ds
Naf sAn vi u guu-s Alien Keenan, from Arctic viii
lu5o nnls VII oh, 90 40 wairus, $50 DO sperm IS.
nsg lf % bone, 800 DO ivory.
feir l'auahl i1uu from lilo4
e1iu AH7to Merrill, Crane irOu Lalainu. Crrgo Is
sdn EIaau Ahuihalu. from Masso
SEN Mile Morris Lena frota Mslokni.
Has, - l-is Onward. Giiiey. from Kndiack with 20
lu.- va ldi, 5000 lbs bone.
t-slr BaHailf R1iies, from Koiua 4 wAimea. pas
sene.r oE,go; 10 bes rice, $50 bss paddy,
llhl. beef : bhf tallgpy. n hides.
slIr active l'uaahisra from Rohala- ) passenger
crrvas I-1i be- sugar. bhls tallov.
C-sehr -ary E.igu Mana. from Hunalo- olryo:
c1rc wood. 30 hcs paddy.
sala F.i-s eaesn, KaaiHa, from HAuAlei. caryO:
AHvri - C5r1.sIiu. IIovlaud. Homan. from Arctic
wa nlia with Go bbls WI oil, $40 DO warus 10, OO
nssrh b1ne
saws 2ad FISHER, IRON Arctic win 400 bbls VII oil
- o. uairlls. :. eco lbs bone
ftmr lHura. Marctssi from windwnrd Ports Oal
o.; = hds cattle o. sheep 10 lambs, horses
D hsfs. ~ i.s aud ssl kegs sugar. lSg bgs 20
sstse- = lr- conee, &c esk tal0v. 80 pcs hides
lu iiadis goat sLins, : rolls leather > cs plants
l.1 fowls and lot 0fsundries.
s-IIav Ak Native Mnccay Walter from PortlRud.
sallr fauos. ncok from Kona and Kan passen
re-- Ca'g0 q be pull. ssgs bnchs root
hhis I'oi uu. hoE q bnchs bananas bx,
u-anrf, n hHs fish. = tbs talluw, kegs butter
u pc hides n lndls goat skins 50 bgs coffee
Dr. lndls came. 2 tEs Totatoos
ser Mauua1-val. Keati, from Noloaa. ouryo: s
sar ilsss. Kaai, from NoioAa Cargo: IS cord,
an - camden Robinson. from Port Gamble
1t-Sallr PusiEuhi Ozark. irun Hama
SAILED.
e1r 1-Srtr lIEttie Kaiuuao, Cor Koloa and walmea
s-Au n GaTll'..ei Neyes; 81 Hougkong-
h-Sallr 1lauaiI. HsTsu- Tor Ho.
Eclir nlit Morrit luua for Nolukai
f-dlfr Aeftie Merrill, Crane fr Lshnina.
ni lE Napoleon for a cruise.
E--lr Klinuea. Nu-cliaHt. for NiIdyVard Ports.
srHr Bs1uaiis. Boiles Tor Koloa and Waimea.
Eairs Quefl ktnina ior Haualei.
S-tr ary Ellen, Mana for Hauaei.
triir Acti-t, nuaaiita, for koliala.
eaiIr Eiuau. Algilala- far MaiiEo.
l->etr hn Ma. Res uo'ns far knhuui.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

SKEDADDLED.-Mr. Z. Asegut Padeken of Koha
Ia, Hawaii, was some three months ago arrested
tried and convicted for stealing cattle, from which
be appealed TO the Supreme Court While lodged
In prison awaiting trial in the upper Court he in.
duced several prominent natives to become his bail
for the amount demanded 5000 1t is said that he
offered them one hundred dollars each, if they
would stand as mis- bondsmen, which had the de-
sired effect and he was released. day or two aft
er, he was seen in the street. and last week the I'D
uertiSer reported that he took passage the Kilau
ca for Hawaii, to stand his trial But thistuns out
false report, aud it is thought that he left in the
Clara Bell In Of the mail steamers for foreign
parts, perha ps for Germany, where it is said he is
wanted TO take possession of an estate valued at
S265O0 to which he is the sole heir. Be this il
may, bis bondsmeh will have TO forfeit the amount
of the honda severe but salutary lesson.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10
IMPORTS.

Fru paifaua Ter unw TX Mstte Macleay Nov 80 c.
rararaL -ls ~ " -Four. 500 bbs lime Ge5 SKIS
ass ~ lu 2s lbis 90 salmon. 5 sks dried ap-
r lo ute- q hanis, 20 sks wheat = boxes fresh
arries corE slurt bolts
F1sr fas Gzuhe pr An hk Camden. Nov. S-SSI ,6e q
lunllrl al 81 lallss 5o-s packets. lQl N shingles.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10
DIED.

s-ss1rr.-lr this CITY Nov. 9Th. RieVksR srASLET,
se1 Grner q thu Kingdom. in the 5st year Of his
laH Dr1toz-i c16 rutrnoitiro- IosEFH, Greek irom
~ sall.tf. Q, CAPE Hon, i7th " September.
I 0urszri znf ErosuHc6 wy SEor. keolorei steward
re.if Sclst August 2ssh BE belonged 10 Antigua
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

~ Among the prizes for the 10th we notice q
very fine Kaakaua hat presented by Mr. Murphy of
a Fort Street, TO be awarded to the lucky man who
succeeds in walking to the end Of pole which
will project out over the water 4 few feet Don't
all try at once
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10
Tax Collectors Notice
DISTRICT OF KONA.
honolulu, Oahu, 1875.

TWVAX PAYERS IN THIS DISTRICT ARE
II hereby notified that the undersigned viii CON-
MENCE THE COLLECTION OF TAXES for current
year, At his Office In Marine Street. Aienui MONDAY,
LIST OF November, proxuo And In conformity with Sec
ton sos Of the Civil Code, all persons liable taxation
hereby required make immediate payment Of the
ONCE open every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SAT-
URDAY, from A. NJ. to p.
GEO. II. LUCE. Tax Collector, Honolulu.
Tax OIice, Honolulu eth October, 1875. 565-lm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

II A glorious rain, measuring one and 710ibs.
iuehes, fen on Sunday afternoon giving the country
q good soaking. Those who have land should not
fail 70 plant aud scatter seeds OF shade or fruit trees
few years will repay the labor spent.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

iT- Mrs C. J. Murphy, artist in hair and WAX
work, will open her classes on Monday next
Those who desire 10 be instructed in these really
beautiful arts, should make early application as the
classes which are limited to certain number OF pu-
pills, arc now nearly full
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

e The band gave moonlight concert last
evening on Emma squsre. 1t was charming night
and the echoes Of Berger's instrumental music drew
a crowd TO The park, which seemed Ike fairy land
The music was exceptionally fine the attendance
very large, and the concert grand success.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

~ The fine residence Of Chief Justice Allen, In
Nuuanu Valley, has been sold during the past week
ioT s6,250 The purchaser is reported 10 be Capt
Cavalry, Of San Francisco This Is one of the love-
lest spots In Honolulu the dwelling is nearly new
and the grounds are in good order
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

lg II. 3. Mojesty's gunboat Peierel viii be due
from Niihau in day or two.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

Good TEMPLARs.-At the regular election meeting
of Ultima Thule Lodge No. l. o. G. T., the fol,
lowing officers were chosen for the ensuing term
W. c. T., J. NJ. Dat, jr.; w.RHs., c. W Hart !;
W. L. II. S, Mrs. NJ. A. Wallace; W. V. T., Mrs. E.
R. Dat; W. s., J. F. Noble; W. A. s., Mrs. Chas.
Blackburn; W. F. s., James r. Renton; W. T., d.
P. Peterson; W. NJ, Il. E. Murphy; W. D. NJ,
Miss E. r. Brash; W. L G., II. CRUDE; W. o. G.,
F. B. Dat; W. c., VIM. Babcock; P VIC T., Chas.
BlackSurn.-on Monday evening next, both Lodges
in conjunction will give aparty at their hall on King
street, in honor OF His Majesfys birthday. Invita-
uons have been rendered TO a number of the leading
citizens of Honolulu. The various committees are
hard at work perfecting the arrangements to make
the party complete success in every particu lar as
1t doubtless will be.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

THE SOURCE OF THE GRAPEvINE.-A greater
scourge to the grapevine probably never made its
appearance than the little insect known as tue ply
loxera. In France aud Germany it is laying waste
the vineyards in whole sections, and nothing has
been found to stop or even check to any extent its
ravages Up 10 this time California has been cx-
empt from this pest 10 her great wine interest," but
from present indications this exemption is at
an end.-Cal. paper.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

The HAWAIIAN GUIDE BooK.-Tbis Invaluable
hand book has now added TO its pages the San
Francisco advertisements received, Including the
official time table of the Mail Company, which was
prepared expressly for it. The favor which this
little volume has everywhere received shows that ii
Is destined to be very popular with the travelling
public. For mailing 10 the United States, Eugl and
or Europe, no more complete epitome OF Hawaiian
facts aud figures, scenes and scenery, be select
ed, aud at trifling cost.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

sSs- The remains Of the late KING LUNALTLo will
be transferred on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 81, from
the Royal mausoleum in Nuuanu to the beautiful
tomb lately erected in Kawaiahao churchyard. Its
reported that Mr. Kanaina intends 10 procure chime
OF bells 10 be placed in the tower of this church.
which are to be rung on every anniversary OF the
death Of his royal son. The idea OF thus common
Grating the name Of the deceased prince aud King
shows such tender love on the part of this noble
chiei, now the only remaining link of the days of
hamebameha i, and is withal so patriotic and mp
propTiate, that we hope il will be carried out.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

CHANGE OF TINE TABLE.-The trip of the Kilau-
en- advertised for Nov. 25, 10 Nawilwili, Kauai, is
withdrawn from the time table, as the repairs will
require the steamer 10 remain in port all that week
These occasional changes from the advertised seized
ule cannot he avoided now that the vessel is re-
qulring more work TO keep her in service.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10
EXPORTS.

Per- guurtaur PER ~ Garihaldi Nov IA bgs fun
ga clle- hNs provisions. kcs sugar, pcs
sau6apa5. IA shark fms 6 clothing, case dryeoods,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

II Brig J. B. Ford is considered fully due from
san Francisco though no report Of her arrival
there has vet reached us
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

tB- The mail steamer from the South bound to
san Francisco may be looked for on Friday or
SaturdnY =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

- Whether il be in anticipation of reciprocity
or not, thiug certain-that prices ofmany desr-
ablegoods arelower than formerly. The propretors
OF the Fort Street Store assure us that it pays 10
sell cheap, and they intend to pairouize the ui1aJe
sizpoe Instead Q he sioU shilling See their adYtr-
iisemeut IN another column.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10
CIrIzENs AND REsInENrs or Hon,

EIrIZENS AND RESIDENTS OF HOMO
W LULU, Wishing Friends and Strangers generally
cordially Invited attend Public Worship At FORT ST.
CHURCH, where Services held every Sabbath II
O'Clock A. NJ and y p n. Seats provided for al
may be pleased attend There Is q Wednesday
evening Prayer Meeting at ~ O'clock 10 the Lecture
Room, TO which all are welcome. "a ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

ABOUT sHEEP-The Sacramento Unon Of Sep
TENDER is contains q valuable article Sheep and
the best mode OF improving breeds. AS 1t is too
lengthy for insertion in our paper we simply call
attention 10 IT, The same periodical is publishing
series Of articles the cultivation and curing Of
tobacco, which is becoming staple production Of
California
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10
VALUALE
II e AL e S TAT Il
For - ale!

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Il SUPREME COURT issued on the both day Of october,
1875 shall sell at Public Auction, the steps Of the
House In Honolulu, the 9th day Of November
d. 1875 at IL O'clock all that parcel OF land
ate in PALOLO, OAHU, consisting OF 14S OF land,
part Of IL KALO LAND and described In Royal Patent No.
4igs, follows:
ApHua 2.---He Lele walupe,-kula me Ike kuahvl
Palolo. hOOmaka ana Ike XIII Hi< hele Hema
s3Ho Kom. ga kl. ma ka palena kuleana malaila
aku Ak 499 Kom. 1900 XII ka pa pOhaku Keauwe-
oa malaia aku Ak. 31o Xix. GEO kL ma palena no
Manoa; maaila aku Hema 500 Hik- L. 30 kl ka
lena Kapuh, hiki ka hOomakA 796-I000 Eka
ApRua 3.---Eha lo kOele iloko 0 Wailupe Paloo. f
hOomaka Ike xiii Hik. hoiO Ak eye KOm. sc
XII ma kA palena Kapuhi; maaila aku Hena 49, KOm
100 kl. ka ptleua kueana; naaia
Hik LOO kl ma ka pa Kauweloa rnaliA aku Ak. fss7
Hik 100 XII ma ka piena ma kueana hki kah ih00-
makaT 5si-i0OO Eka
APann 4.---IH o waiIupe PaEoo. He kaka he xnla
a he SnahwL f hOomaka Ike XIII Hema- e hele
Ak. 69lso IIlk $50 XII ma palena III KeO malalla
aku Ak. l57 Xix. 40 kl. ka paleDa Kaulu0a:
Iaia aku Ak $50 kl, malala aku Ak. 49o Hik
Sa paena o KRululoR malaila aku Ak. Hik- 3fO k
ma ka paena PulSele; malaa aku Ak $50 KOm. $50 k
maaia aku Ak 14' Kom. 33 80 kL ka palena Pu<ee
maaia Ak, 500 Kom. $500 XII. hli ma a pun kua
hiwi malsla aku Hena 50 Kom. 81. 80 XII kuahiw
ka palena III Kapuh hki ka hoomaaanl He 1874 Eka
Apana 5 ---He Kuia Kooa loko Walupe, Palolo,
Oahu. hoOnlakR ma Ike XIII Hema hele Ak. i72
KOIn T.sS kL ka palena kul Puleeai naiai1a
4E His. $40 H. ma kahawai maaila aku Hema So nix.
4sO XII ma ka palenR Keko nialala aku Hema 50s
Kom. 1920 H. ka palena kekiO bikli ka hOomaka
s7-1CO0 Eka-
Terms Cashs
,,a .ta,a 81 aoota
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

~ Mr. Adams holds his regular sale of general
merchandise tomorrow, and on F riday next will
sell household furniture at the residence Of P C.
Jones jr, Nuuauu Avenue.
Mr.. Barlow has removed his Saesroom TO the
premises recently occupied by Messrs F. T Lenehan
d Co., and will hold his rst regular sale there this
day
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

Gold Pen or POcI<ef KnIfeg
A LARGE VARIETY, ANDTO M HAD Ar
h r. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10

- The steamer Colma, bringing the first
London mail under the new contract with the Paci-
fic Mail Company, left San Francisco on Mon.
day, and will be due here at P. NJ. on Tuesday
next, according TO the published time table. As
she is on regular mail service, she will probably be
fully up to her schedule time On leaving this port
she viii 20 TO FIJI, and thence to Sydney.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10
PASSENGERS.

Trlr Ports, rer Star Kilauea Nov. 6fh.-N
wl..a1 Lidrato Mn Castle. Monickc. W Thomp-
tsrssr. a 4 sheldon. ! PhuCer A Nor
~ d l'rl-idn Cecil BrQWu Luther Wilcox. Frel y I
Ma 2 s. afrHt 81 Shepherd Nn Gillian. Everett
M A1rnn raiter Lerndrr u Cornwell AkanAlii 4
Eaulir rtaris. Nrs Alexander ; children. 6 Arm
srur NJ = pga lsuf Carisiupher, EaEune BAL II Turfo1
ard To- dact
..al-l anu
NrF cahiu w. - ...-. Way Cabin down. u
zlscE - ---- l6s Way deok dovn----.----.. =
Way deat rr .. y Deck down. los
~ ssutuur6 Ra-ss per siur Kiiaues Nov. Stb-u Tur
rldldren Austin wife and 2sous. y George
EF Nai-et and Rev Mr. Damon g Armstrong, W Lid
NJ r-1- uell Nuster NHder. : Wilder. Vida,
n Wf.sau- nul Ehuuf . deck.
Far uuurtanr pr tk Garihsi5 Nov. 4th-S4 China
MA. Nl1lza and chiidru1-
n nusleF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10
hts MAJESTY'S BIRTHDAY!
Tuesday, Nov. 18th, 1878.
Pr0sra11a11ae or Races:

PE0Era1anaO OF Races:
I. SaiIbOnt Raee.--start at two p N sharp from
the the channel, makal of
and bell buoys TO windward of boat anchored of
line between Judges and flag anchored OPP
pose side of channel. Time allowance at starting one
half minute to ton difference In tonnage First prize $50
second prize $50 Entrance fees $3.50.
p Canoe Raee.--For less than thirty feet
in length. Start from Judges scow course makd and
fng tina sumner house, outside flag bull
lock wharf, line between Judges scow and
another scow First prize, SIS second prize, as.
3. Amateur Two Dared Boat Raee.---same
the last First prize 500 second prize, Sl5.
Entrance fees, $3.50
f. Canoe Raee.-.-For canoes less than thirty aud
twenty feetn length same course. First prize SIS
second prize, so.
prize $50 second prize, SI5. Entrance fees ~.
g. Canoe Race .---For canoes undertwenty long.
Same First prize. $40: second prize, g.
:. Four Dared BOats.---Course from foot of Fort
Street through the channel to wndward Of spar buoy
around spar buoy and back through channel 70 line be-
Judges and hag anchored opposite side Of
Sas. s First prize go second prize 0 Entrance
s. Swimming Raee.---For men course $50 yards
First prize $40, second prize 81; third prize, Is.
o. Swimming Rnee.---For boys under sixteen years
course IS yards First prize, 81 second prize, s. third
prize, g.
10. WhaIebOat Race.--course from foot OF Fort
Street. out through the channel naSa Of spar buoy to
winward Of bell buoy, around bell buoy and
to line between Judges scow and dag anchored OPP
posite side Of channel First prize SIS second prize s5
Entrance fees, $3.50
Entries 70 made with s. B. Dole, Esq, on or before
Wednesday, the 10th November.
Sail boats and row-boats to be entered by and
bugie call pistol viii be the signal for starting in
all except the sail boat All rowbOats carry
coxswains-
sail boats be IN position quarter before p n
No limit saiI
starter-D. K Fyfe Esq. Judges-capt Mcintyre and
Mr.. J. 7. Chayter Umpire-Capt Smith. Per order of
5s3 COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-10
To Let.

10 Lei.
TTNHAT VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING n d
IL Premises, No $50 Nuuanu Avenue, containing par
lors, dining room, bedroom dressing rOom,-ChnR and
clothes closets first reimbursement under all three
second floor kitchen and pantry connected
with basement and washroou, carriage
house. stable. fowl house, &C. in order, Apply to
Aug l0,-552 II ]. II. WOOD
ALSO the cottage and premises adjoining. with sir
roOms,-kichen, bathroom, servans ROOM room,
table and carriage house