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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

~~e&SS ~
SEALED PROPOSALS.. IN DUPLI-
- cate, win he received ., his Office until l2
O'Clock n CT AUGUST SIXTEENTH. 1875, FIR
FURNISHING the following named supplies for
indian observation in Southeast Neyadn. sub
ject to the conditions hereinafter named:
Bacon thesvy clear sidesi, coin rates per 100
pounds.
Beans (Bayol. coin rates per 100 r..
Beef, coin rates per Ion Tbs.
ttour lself-rising. coin rates per 100 Tie.
sugar common brown, coin rates per loDi',s.
tonee fhiol, coin rAtes per 100 bs.
sait tln small sacks, coin rates per 100 Us,
soap tgood washing, coin rates per 100 Ms,
barley tgroundI, coin rates per 100 hs.
CONDITIONS.
first-The duration Of the contract shall con-
tinue u1iil June 30. 1876. and no longer.
second Bids will be received for supplies to
De furnished by the contractors upon the Moaps
RIVER Reservation, Souti east Nevada, and In
such Quantities and at such time as the Agent
may designate; and ell such supplies must be
FURNISHED In such boxes, cases or sacks as thsll
insure the same against loss or damage to the
Indian service.
Third-The aggregate Of supplies furnished
Tor any one month for the reservation shall Dot
exceed 900 Tbs. Bacon, $1,000 10. Beans, 100
lbs. Coffee, 1000 lbs. Flour, 100 DIS. Salt. 200
abs; sugar. 100 lbs. Soap, 1900 lbs. BARLEY, or
Fourth-All supplies must be of a good mer.
chantabie quality, and any found otherwise and
condemned must be replaced without loss of
tlme 70 the Government employees.
flith-Bidders will specify coin rates per 100
IDS. Tor each Of the articles above named, deliy-
cred at the Agency, Moaps River Reservation,
southeast Nevada, and bids, to be entertained,
must he for all Of the kinds Of supplies desig.
mated above
sixth-Payment to be made by U. s. Indian
Agent. in drafts on U. 8. Assistant Treasurer at
san Francisco, California
seventh-EDyelops containing proposals for
supplies to be marked Proposals for Supplies"
and addressed to A. J. B'RSES, Phoebe, Ne
ds. and will be opened before three RESPONSE.
BILE disinterested persons. on the day above
mentioned. Immediately after he expiration of
limit OF time for receiving bids.
Eighth The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids. and no contract shall be held bind
ing on this Agency until approved by the De-
partment of Indian Affairs at Washington.
A. ] BARNES,
U. 8. Indian Agent, Southeast Nevada.
July l5. 1875. jy2l-td
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvFN THAT THE
~ parnerthip heretofore existing between
nmaoie Ciar'sy ard Louis Clsresy in the Saloon
business, at the Miners Falcon, in pioche, ia
hereby dissolved by mutual consent. Louis
Ssesy VIII hereafter carry on the business at
c anu saloon and viii pay all debts of the old
urn ana viii coll ct all debts Que to the same.
LOUIS CLARFSY,
p,o., AMADIE CIARFSY.
.ne'' uiy io'h, 1916. Jyl3-td
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TO the Unfortunate.

tTsf.
Estspnshed In 1854. for the trearment
Of Sexual and Seminal Disesse such
oonotrneA, 6leet. Structure, Syphilis hi mi
Snin S,s seminal Weakness, Impotency, etc. etc
Legs, ETC., successfully treated o'se's'eo
DIR. dlBBON has the pleasure of snno,,,.,
that he has returned from visiting the prsaC,npS
ao %p o. EUROPE, and has resumed practice.
In seeking out new remedies, and has returnass
with increased facilities for slleviatine hnmsn
suffering.
sclminsi wssknsss-
seminal emission IL consequence Of self
abuse. This solitai. vice, or depraved sexual
indulgence. is practiced by the youth Of both
sexes TO an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unsrrlng certainty the following train Of
morbid symptoms, unless combstted by scien.
zinc medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance,
dark spots under the eyes pain In the head, ring.
ing IN the ears noise like the rustling OF leaves
or rsttling Of chariots, unessiness about the
S sIins, weakness OF the limbs, confused vision,
oiunsed intellect, loss of confidence, dithdence
W approaching strangers, dislike 20 form new
sSquSshaAnces, disposition 10 shun socisty.
sIso' ~ memory, pimples and various eruptions
f@ta brss,h ,A c hectic fushes, furred tongue.
Ns a oiss'h, coughs. consumption, night sweats
u,onomsnia ana frequently Insanity. n reIiaf
0e not obtained you should apply immed,stsiv
ssCtsd n ~ pe ne OF by letter. and have cure
ing disease, which never fails Of sS1rcs;ne usst
end radical cure. " au'cs
Cured at Home,
Persons at . distance NAV N. crppn AM
HOME, by addressing letter to DR.. ,ihsa a.
stating case, symptoms. length OF time the s;sss
.ase has continued. and have medicine promptI rs
forwarded. free from damage and curiosity.
any part Of the country, with full and pisin
rectiOus for use.
:. Persons writing to the Doctor will please stat
the name Of the paper they SEQ this advertise,
ment In.
By snciosins $40 in coin in registered letter
sunfoogh the Postofhce. orthr0ugh Wells, Fargo
~. pscAaee Of medicine will be Forwarded
70 any part Of the Union.
Address, m 1vppnx;;
dll.ly Bo, ,as1 a. 8. uLDDon.
nnsrs y but enc Jeb OnIc. 4.
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PRINTING.

OFT1On OF T1zE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03
PASsENGERS.

F-an wsuaua-d Parfs per Kilauea Jan Sl-Cspt james
Nakrs. Go0 MscarlAuc. Col Spalding, II Nidcu'ann
end sa1 Fatehouso Rev Thee lauter, Coruweil, Jas
fa--i.li Berst 10 lle-st } pcssner W Talant W
sartsr NraEh1a. PelckauhL Miss KINGDOM and ser
srt kaTuklu keauo Miss kniliwela- Lam Fat, and 65
lfcA
o. Euans Isianss pr c N Ward Jan SoCapt KILLING
Bal.a-t Burns. Ni-ual and u native iaborers.
pr rahiU psr Humboldt. Jan Sl-Albert Heath, Henry
u.1u1ri. J Kennedy.
E1 FrEncs0o pcr G Murray. Feb Nv Ashford ena
hlins " Gulick. W Kendall, " X fr1nk, b "A
Nte- srlfe and child. Mics Grace Booth, Paul Grsber
Pa Kauai psr kilanea, Feb l--ions bishop II
ma A 8 ffa-fssn judge Judd Ills Ex X II Stanley,
uilouaauu d narsoaa. Dr. c II Wetmore Water
hausr and y "a. Adams, " L Wilcox Nrs L IhonI-
50 20 and 1e-vsut Miss whitney, Miss Parker Pee
tas und WIFE, Oa Judd, " Gay, II Black, Mrs Pa
Ean Nr purris IudEe kauai
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PORr or HONOLULU.
ARMED.


60 --sa- v--r5trral Eslsusa. fru-a Kahului.
Fa-r lrrH-. E11ils ffl1r Iaualci Ch-y1. ~
ll- saru., q hi5as harse. bzs oranges
$50 Ea-1alt. E.,Its. f-l-l Kol1a a waimsa Gar
Or go rtre suzu', ls las Eioo, : hides bbl'
t-aH a-. rassalcf-s
- E-.u. ana. UlSalisla, froa. Kooias, oIrg0.
50 s. =. Ws,A non Koolza. clr10: II pkg,
r-a- = iass re
e-sa- nu,.sh- Cls.t. ff,'. Hama oarg0: Oh pkg
t,is uz1lazs-s, - trsss Tsstatr-s. l. bale
taaaccl l.lls EEt stius, hide, hogs, : doz
ca a.er. ard y TassgHgurss
So wr-ui-t San Hui f-un MolokAi. Cdrg3;
sas lass. Ka4L iroui Ianai. olrgo: = head cat
SIS na-tsuauii Couunnisr skcret,. 2 sirom
$50 KIM N.-rhart fran winduard Ports
1s-r-s q ho-sf. lslle-. 20 shsgI, hogs, 5 doz
rl-crs- q hass caaee, - dry hides, Is green
Ella-. $40 sat Sans. = lag r.otafoos, lb3
t.zs I-t f.szi,ss 81! los sugar. ~ mats sugar.
l-t4s- rulu, uags faagus, 10 b~ss COIN aud lot
Saa R.u.aL Hops. Ion Hno ofrgo: si2 kegs
- N,s..s Ns-riIi. Csane. lrpsu IahainA oaryo:
ee--s 60 Tkes sugar; and passengers
sala Eiuaa- AiuihdN from Malko oarVO; 25I
"a i-sa- sszsl Fy~g.-. frsu, Kalului- oi5g0: To-
Ae-ssr - htls uioiasses, Loo q koa lumber,
hars % tsrs Gufsioe-. ) bxs chicken 50 dry
t-iae. aul u passCuEara.
scar Active. ru.ahiua, FROM IIIlo. clEgo; sSi pkEs
-urar. ~ taIiSs, pkg moiasses; and pas
s-ss17 Hss.s. Erao frpn NavHwiTi. oirgo: lS5
rlaes sueuF 9 ilis bed; and passenger.
SAILED.
s,-=-TI ss s Rsudecr Commander AnsOu, for IilO.
sele MARI Ellen Mana 81 kihala.
s-ir Nsrusss,st Kaisuao far Moloaa-
->-Selr Fairr Queen Kaaiun, flr nsnalei.
SAL az FeIiss. Koioua. fr kuloa Wsmca.
S-lr Nlr Norris- Lena, Cor Molokai
-s-au IA T,,sllaitau Biackstone fr Port Townsend.
S.-Au -ehr c y wssy Ricknan flr Guano Is
kctr kaulaile, Bodies, iar holoA Namea-
81 l-stsa- klauee Narchaut. for kauai
- Z Sg5 e.. i5 ,a- Tii y. san francisco
c-kui AR Fanny Hare Green, for Valparaiso
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03
rhc rlonol.Sa snrn,. I.Ian,n,Ion.

Mn EDIroR,-l notice small article that appear.
Cd In the r G AdrTtisr Of the Oh inst, speaking
Of the sugar cane at uonosaa, Hamakua. which is
quito correct and IN place 50 tar as Eucs But to
ray convey TIE facts d the case q rvenircs little
explanation, and Tia, purpose very respectfully
ask Cor sensn ssce IN TIC columns Of your paper.
The facts ato as follows, VIA On the esth aNy Of
April, iSsS party Of hard WORKING. indastrious
men entvrva into certain covenants aud agreements
10 prosecute The business 0, growlox and manuiae.
thyiue soest eAae. al he pace aeoNe named. ntvc
., whom Agryra AND hound themselves Ny von,Nct
10 plap, and Nlsp toe caa ana dcl,vvt tAr ssme A.
The maltor manufacture, and hen 81 Manufactured
they Nvtc 10 tvegye Eot their seeV oae halt VI ,eo
sugar AND meDassvA
The fourth, bot the patty vt Ne tevooa raF1,
hgyeca and Noaed AtMsc)t ny cNNtNc, 10 NoNa Ned
eoNs,t0el with Nc, Ne, ~ prciet,N Manufacture
the seger cane - relsea aSa aeltvVgSa, ANA dNtle
the tagaN ~, eS,Ncee the l'lee,ess AVID mN eNner
a aNevo Oemy,A iAe said mill wac 10 We ,cady
u manufacture sugar ~ tNe lsl aAy et NSvmeet,
lS1A The said plaN,eve eav,cA eN, lNelt raN IN
eyeyy particular NgySeNNU to CNN,Ne,, Witch eos,
them mevN hard toll, leyeyVetaNcv aud gyvNt eN,
pepse Hat the panty wNe egyeea 10 eNNslNe, Ose
mill, shortly after sN,v,leg lN,N Iho said eON,tvS,,
fAN"N ~ NeethNhlNNN ~ we W
said C0p,wct ~ another party wAN assumed all
aud Cvvry st said oNltge,lNNN aud eSr,vA To Com,
pN IN every particular with the coVcNNNN aud
agrycmvn,s, according TO contract, IN his place aud
slcad, declaring hlmsvh man vt capital, havlNg
the rv0utslle to do II With Hut alas--hls money
Is gone, Ike aVapW that epPeaCO.A Nul ier a short
Time aud then veesheth away he did no, ohsctyr,
uptl too late, that money had on one side an eagle
With large powerful wmgA Aud nov comes tho
disastrous result No min to grind aud maouhe,
ture the cane that cost them (hc plan,crsl all they
possessed, anxiety and toll They planted some "a
acres OF cane, out of which can truly say there
are 50 acres OF as pretty cane as eau be produced,
which must spoil and not ON the ground, unless
some eutvrprising gentleman With little capital
steps In aud rcsrues them from a total wreck l
do not see any risk In the speculation as the most
difficult pant OF the play Is over, the work is on
loot. There is any quantity Of good lands, plenty
of wood, water available, aud fair landing What
else IS needed The planters say mill, and that
they must have 1t Is the prayer of yours
Hawaii, Jan, 90 1873 HANAKUA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03


roSrsz.r r-EruASrS "a
--sa--s-a e ,.- gaas sas b tzss---s 81,
.- - ~ e-s Hl1r q 1--a--. b. u.-h NaE 80 csr'
~. r---aa. sa.-rEf seear r,e1s-t,s sras'-gs nuu.
rr-s = --l --ls o. r.as.s ,ssk b e. NurvsS,
"A a--r rtls-f a-.su~ s,,us-l 81 Szlc,as a. ~
- rsar az $50 a ra-.e ss.u,1 a. l-,es s2lea, &c
$685., s-,ssre u.-s ss a. ,sasrr ,sasua
--- svtur- b l1-, r,a- g-yts tar, Da-s csun-
s---a 49, P-ss S-rts 49, - vv-.as l-sia t,s o.,
g. na,s - 49, 49, s-u ~ Fsszs-ss s,sr q, -,
a. raa., vts.e 49, g. a.-r.-st ras s1g,hs,u
IT, .1ar - t-s-s ss-sss a-ss- ~ asss lssss.
tsu-yts. os-.r-~rvaal lsvua~.
-----T Rs .tF o. S -ca- a1.ss-s rsses On s'vy-.
ra a..r eaz s-sra- 81, ~ iE ta- ,s.,; - Is'ss-
--,ss,sa,. e ~, ---g'ss 'rs-n Nsrs5,lu. hs.
81 h.-are ,sussae rz sa a----asisa, 70 crysisis
So e- -4 80 - Ia oaus.Su-u0r II ls-rr sale- q
Ha E uus-as ~ - s17ae aai'y rNgrc'-
rr- lr-s 3 a,arl Dr. Or sss errvrs, 80 src
las t -1s q i.ru-.s,u-ars gu-.li'' So ssus--t lsFs-
o. r-1
ralIl N.rEr IN s'-l ~ sal's hHrt irc- eaaac ~ %
t--rr 1..s.-- srt On, ta--~a, Or srl.-s. a. s. 5S
e. url 81 t.--rls ar uu.aai-5luHs ssl Ioo l.-ry.
Hea- s- --ratr ts---s In vlnls ul there hsvr been
$50 r g. a--as Sar-h--r Or -asuussrsu-s. 81 O. cents
- aala- ara -a la1aas lunal,.-l o. saarut.sgury On
-era.r ~ q rs-aE- lse = ts-G
nr-lra-rr s. w. s,s,s1- s--svrt ~ Ssr Francis1o
-. ., l,-I srrsr o-s irsu asr Issor q is1azs Pr;
raz- u- So lz7s szsat,, 5s Olu.s1 or. AID meas
Or tsa ossar aluut 50 We iuu. hsr rriucilsi d.
-ss = go. t-e.l,. ors- rr = So turivs; dejth
f t -fl s-1s-vi's -, 1s, iert - ufuarr drawing
aeara tgr- ls-t ard iaruchcd ocl1hsr al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03
Committee of Arrangements for the Kings
Reception.
REPORT OF MEETING.

REPORT OF MEETING.
The Committee met on Wednesday evening at the
house of Hon. W. L. Moehonua. The Chairman
being absent William Stevens was chosen Chairman
pro tenn. aud S. B. Dole Secretary.
The meeting then proceeded TO choose the follow
ing committees
Committee Fuads.--J. H. Patty P. c. Jones, jr,
Kalauli, D. Kahauu.
Committee on SgHals.-S B. Dole, Mikalemi
Committee on Bells and FldgS-P. Z. Jones' IT., j.
Makua.
Committee Decoration Of landing steps aud streets
through ,rhich the King lcia pass-E. P Adams. j.
S. smithies, W. W. Hall, D. Poll, L. Keliipio, W.
Stevens.
Committee on Eesrgreels ID. Kahanu, W. W. Hall,
Mikalemi.
Committee an Fire FORKS and Examinations
Kahanu, j. Makua, L. Keliipio, E. P Adams, J. H.
Patty, W. W Hall, Mikalemi.
Committee on School children B. Dole, H. Poll
Committee 10 confer Nth the Cab,ne Mi,tisteTs.J.
S. Smithies, Kalauli.
Committee on P,inting-s B. Dole, W. Stevens
Marshal Of ne day.-S. B. Dole
Deputy Marssdls.-J. H. Patty, Kalauii.
Voted, to print proceedings of the meeting in the
Hawaiian and English newspapers
Adjourned till O'Clock P. NJ. Saturday.
S. B. DOLE, Secretary.
The Committee held a second meeting on
Saturday evening, but no Important business was
transacted
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

HEAVY FLEECEs.-An Australian paper tells the
following ]. n. MIntosh brought to our
Office staple Of wool of great length and splendid
quality, the same being a sample of the clip OBJ
tanned from six purebred Lincoln sheep. The
length of the staple was exactly twelve inches, and
the value of the eeces and the size of the carcass
may be gathered from the following statement fur
nished to us by Mr.. MIntosh: The sheep-two
ewes and four rams-were shorn their arrival
and this is the second colonial shearing TO which
they have been subjected. The weights of the sep
araie heeces were as follows First ram, 24lbs. !;
second ram, 22lbs.; third and fourth rams, sOlbs.,
each; first eve, 2llbs second eve, sOlbs. Fancy
a flock of 10000 of such animalsi They have al
ready increased, one ofthe ewes having given birth
TO twins, male and female"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03
DR.J. TOLLS BROwsES
O III GonoD " ~ III
Is rHx ORIGINAL AND ONLY aENuiNr


I,uE PUBLIC ARR CAUTIONED AGAINST
L the unbranded statements ffsIuenty made. slhsi
the competition NJ CntunUnYaH BE- tnHHn a. chem.
isis and the Mtiioal rfoittsoa.N Tie ~ H. rhis.
todyno Va discovered aud infsntsd 81 b. q cos.
LlS naoWNE tos Athty alslssl asaL aha -
named by hm and u haa tAiisl an iiismpt a aasi.
ysis BY the atit Chemists % De Jay. ne msihsj
and secret of the PRIV Afaoh have never been rat-
iishod II ia obyant therefore. that ahythiaE soid
andct the mama save nf. .. COILS nhuWNEa
CHLORupNNE. is a spurious Initiation.
CAUTION Vice ChAhcallss sir W r. weed STATED
that Dr. Coils Browne undoubtedly tas iavuutaf
ErNrpi,L usEs AND ACTION
rh. Invaluable remedy rfrses. quiet fsisstina sssr
,s,,s's. la,s W., !. ~. =, ~,
tly without esafuk AZ ~ these uhpiessaht fasnlia
tending the % opium GA ant yauuE sag ists 81 az
m 10 H. marvellous soj tHs, ,nd suusffai iara. uts
medical cytol ~ virtues most onisusrey. uslnr
tery 6larthUa Coles Coughs Ashn,, nhcumsfisaa Ne
- Eih, Whocring Congn Cramp llTsierias AZ. d
- EXTRACTS IRON MEnicAL 0fiNioSa
The Right Hon. Earl Russell communicated ne casr-
ofPhyscans and J. 7 Davenport that D. BAL fueira To-
hrmstnn the effect that Abe rrfsy ofsuy r.ffcs
Cholera was cliloRunrNE.-sse kaaof Dee. -. 1855
NJ. Lowe Medical siisoaaFy ih inli fsprts lns ittll
that In nearly every CO. u Cholera la whch Dr. y C0lIs
BROWNIES cHLoRonYNE wsf aimiuistsfet ne patient
Estrset nom Nsfoai Tssr Jan T. chiaruyusi e
prescribed By u atfhox medical prac %
coeus is wuem sal ihn u sngahtb Fspniafdd hnet
Extract nom the General Board q Health Iiou a. 70
IT, ecacyin Cholc -" sdsironSy convinced q ne
immense value Of this remedy that cannot Too frctY
urge The ucccssl;y u sdoptug ID in an easua,''
c6 SAgTIoNHs9s f,saRs slss, n. sf I p. .
ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle
Sole Manufacture. Ut. DAVENPORT.
sa 80. Great Russell 81. Bisonasbury Loa.Ion.
Sold in BOTTLES At L. a. =. ga. and q. GA
Agents IN New York ". II scmuFFtfs Co snd , G.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

STEALING PERIoDICALs.-Th Young Mems Chris
tian Association provides free reading room and
supplies il with the best OF English and American
periodicals. On Thursday of last week, some per-
sons (for could hardly have done the work. lug
ged of all the newspapers and magazines, some of
them extending back for year or more. The theft
causes much Temporary Inconvenience for the read
ing room has become favorite resort for visitors
and strangers in Honolulu. We cannot find words
10 convey our contempt for so base an act as
this Of robbing free reading room-unless it be
that the perpetrators are ue nieane men in the Pa
cifc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

IL A good story of the troubles of smugglers
is told by an exchange: 1.-THE latest American tour
list in Europe took notion to buy sealskin cloak
for bis wife On nearing New York 1t occurred to
him that it would be fine piece Of economy to
avoid paying the duties on IT, Accordingly, he
asked female acquaintance on board TO put 1t on
and wear it ashore as her own. She was only too
happy TO accommodate. She wore it ashore, accord
ingly but she omitted TO meet the gentleman after
ward and so the wife of prominent manufacturer
OF Springfield viii have to go without her sealskn
this winter"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

ANOTHER PIONEER GoNE,-Captaln John Meek
died at his residence 10 this city the morning OF
the Goth Of January, aged IS years, lie was ma.
tive Of Marblehead Mass, aud arrived at these sl,
ands In the year lS0S, In vessel commanded by his
brother, Captain Thomas Meek, who Was then en-.
gagged In the Northwest trade. A few years later he
himself became captain, and continued in the same
trade for many years. In 1850 or 81, DC became
n resident OF this port occasionally making voyages
TO the Northwest Coast, China and other ports,
For more than twenty years he held a commission
pilot for thls harbor and for the past few years
was also harbor master His funeral drew ont a
large concourse of citizens, among whom he has
always commanded the highest respect Ile was
member ofibe order Of Free Masons and the last of
ten original members Of Lodge lie Progress de rOee.
anie, established in lS4S At the time Of his death
he was the Oldest pioneer having resided here forty
FIVE years. and 1t having been sixty years since
his first arrival l"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

~ The death Of Commander William b Cush.
Ing known for his daring exploits in the late war,
including the destruction Of the confederate iron
clad steamer Albermarle, is announced from Wash
ington. Only few days before he was removed to
The government Insane Hospital, near Washington
for treatment The Secretary Of the Navy, in gene
raj orders announcing the death, says he was an
officer Of merit and ability, who distinguished
for many acts OF daring and courage during the late
urnr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

To- Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, according 10
tbs rvport Of ns clerk, Mt r C. Shcarman, Is In a
vcy healthy financial condition Last year the
oharcA collections amounted 20 Ss,lGO0d, aud the
pcp pen rents To $500. and the Treasurer had
banded S7l,oo0 OF the church money variously re
ccivcd. Tac membership octhe Church Is stated to
B. eSao On lnerease Of eighty Over last wear.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

lg- To-day is the 18th anniversary of the organi-
cation of the Honolulu Fire Department, which
viii appear in its annual parade, and march through
the streets in the following route: Starting from
the Beh Tower at lol< A. NJ, up Hotel to Maunakea
down MRunnkea TO King, along King to Nuuanu
down Nuuauu TO Queen, along Queen to Fort, up
Fort TO King, along King TO Punchbowl, up Punch
bowl to Beretania, along Beretania to Fort up Fort
TO Kukui, along Kukui to Nuuanu, down Nuuanu
to Beretania, where No. will pass in review-down
Nuuanu to King, whore No. l will pass in review
down King to Fort, when the Hose Company will
pass in revlew-up Fort 10 the Bell Tower, where
No and the Hook & Ladder Co, will pass in re-
view. After the procession, Mechanic" Engine
Company viii give lunch at Palama, to its mem
bers and few invited guests
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03
ENP0RTS.

De Gunnc Il. rsr c Ward. Jan 3)-2l bbls 1000 NJ
Ard brad This psrk. c1iis rope. bale canvass 8
tdtu-oo zo1 D. Faai bbs moiasses- kegs sugar,
o. ratoss eerds uood bags rice. Nnlne-domestie
$500 nalne-fa-sign. SAB
F~ ralat re- uunb1itt Jan 3l-l5s bales hay, e.7lS
rs casks hssI cattle uhiskey Nalue-iomestic..
8 50 So ralus-f-eiru sJ-s Is; transhpped .S7o,a7.
F So F--rr.-r rar c Murray Feb i230 SKIS rice c.
1.s f 1s ~ Tks sugar 81 bhis maladu, bags coi-
s. F.slr uialae-. 30 hncis bauauas = pkgs Terms
rlanss Ec Kslue-iunestic. 81, o.
o.. Vairs-u-a rs- Fanny Hare Feb 2lo52 pkgs tallow
E its uloiasos q ksls ua Dbl pork. Nalue-domestio
s. rsa -ss ralur-flrrisn- SHE'S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

irc, Which d a most Ingenious invcntlon, The
~Oyk Is rcaly marvellous Il Is said that every
eip1 y engraving can bc done with Il, and iSOm
ehal We saw. NC laAsc the slatement 10 Dc eoIree:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

INV EsnANn Nsrs,Ncs CcNr,Nr The card
~ this The n,cs, compesllot ct public rsIFoNsg,
viii be topna IN to.asy's paper. In enc ef our ~
changes w nRa avety Gathering aecoee, Of The
pr,srcss Of lhe ocmpapN nelopNeen YEAR. slpce
q WAS ergselsca and ps Neslpcss has mel With oN,
ls0pllneo pNsperlN,-lNe pyvmlema amounting
Tor the last sS months 10 over halt mt0oN ~ aN,,
lar me capital hes been ievpvasea quite Vvceetly
and y row nve millions vt aolar lie rrawIh a.
extraordinary 40 tAa, II The aOerlsAtes Co,OeN IN
which Il Il the leAdlpg Institution Ut la Kind
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

tE- If there is anything which gives to our din
ners the relish Of the meals in other lands, 1t
is the presence OF sueeuIent sweet corn such is
brought into our market and supplied almost daily
by Mr.. Sumter, whose success in raising this new
and wholesome relish deserves reward. The genu-
inc sweet corn which he supplies to bis Gus
toners is as delicious as any ever eaten in other
lands. We hope he will find some way to enable
him TO furnish 1t all the year round
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

TROPICAL FERNs.-By the bark D. c. Murray, Mr..
W. r. Frink, the fernist shipped foryfour packages
Of choice Hawaiian ferns and other curos, for
which there appears to be q brisk demand in the
California market. Among them are about one
hundred fern plants Of new variety somewhat re-
sembling the Asparagus plant which are found only
in elevated localities. BE has also transverse sec
ton of the trunk of large pull fern, measuring
about thirty inches in diameter the height of the
tree, Of which this was part, having been about
fly feet 1t viii give some idea of this majestic
fern, which produces the pull of commerce. or
these trees be took number of fue specimens.
We noticed also several bags of the wonderful so
norous sand Of Mana. Kauai. What be Intends to
do with it, can't imagine, unless 1t DC to con-
struct a sounding or echoing chamber in the new
Palace Hotel of San Francisco. We advise curiO-
sity hunters of that city to interview Mr.. Frink,
And see bis rare collection OF Island Specimens.