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smoking, and 80 patent were It's evil effects upon
health and morals, that at the Legislative Session
Of 1874 An Act 70 restrict the importation and
sale Of opium which was in effect a repeal Of
the law Of 1860 and 4 re-enactment Of the old
prohibitory law,-was passed with but little op-
position, and will become the law on and after
the 9Th Of August next, one year from the date Of
its passage. The two existing licenses for the
sale Of opium to Cinnamon expire on the Doth of
next month, and it il not probable that a license
viii be issued for the forty-eight days that will in
tervene before the new law goes into effect. 1t is
stated that there is a large stock Of the drug here
in the hands Of the dealers-not far from two
thousand pounds, which would suffice 10 poison
the entire nation-and it is thought that an effort
will be made to dispose Of this as rapidly as pos
sible before the expiration Of the licenses. But
it will be dangerous for any person to be found
with opium in his possession after the 9Th Of next
August, for section 3 OF the new prohibitory act
reads as follows:
Section 3. Any person who shall have in bis pos
session Opium, or any preparation thereof, which he
shall not have received from the Board Of Health or
from a duly Licensed Physician or Surgeon a pre-
scribed in Section 2 Of this Act, shall forfeit such
Opium or preparation thereof to the Hawaiian Gov
eminent, and the same shall be seized aud delivered
to the Board Of Health, and such person shall be i'm
prisOned for a term Of not more than one year, with
or without hard labor, in the discretion Of the Court.
This sudden and entire prohibition Of a traffic
which has hourished so long, in an article so
hungrily sought after by its consumers and on
which there is 50 large a profit on a small GUAM
tity, will, it may reasonably be expected, prove a
strong incentive to smuggling. And herein will
be work on which our police and C~ustom-house
guards can exercise their wits and prove their
vigilance. But the most that can possibly be
s~muggled will be but a 1.-THE to the quantity Of
the pernicious drug that is now consumed in the
country.
The loss to the revenue which will be caused by
the abolition of 1his traffic will, it is estimated,
be not far from S25 900 per annum, and this will
still further add to the deficit to be anticipated
from the operation of the reciprocity treaty, to
make up which will be the province of the next
Legislature.
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n ISLANDER.

a Nv JOURNAL DEVOTED TO
N Hawaiian interests q every Kind. While is columns
treat pTnuineotiy q home and Foreign ucw-, a large space is
given 70 general literature and scieutife research. cspccisliJ
referring 70 The Hawaiian and CHER Islands q the Pacific
Thus il occupies = feii appropriated BY no other existing
PAPER. Arrza. ercuiS have beer male FOR he publication In
the IsLANpES. q valuable Aad Interesting manuscript papers
relating - the language, uSuEsr and customs, rrlgi7us rites,
songs and legends q shese and ether Pacific Islands, - which
the publi- have never bsforr had Access Prominent amouE
these - the famous prophecy q ksmchzmchAs e"Hqgest q
the Islands kngWE As
HAUL X la
or Fallen are the Chiefs The publication q this sonaertal
and beautiful Epe, coUnSuced fsun the trsnslation Of
shs late Judge Andre~s, IN the assGe for the sd Of April, 70 be
followed BY David Aalos
WAIIAN ANTIQUITIES,
oy the sane Translator. thus A1o7ting an opportunity for rest-
ing and collecting the best specimens q Hawaiian literature,
which has never been eQusiei.
These features. with .s i0E price. make tr tsLANDES the
most desirable as well a. the cheapest Engiish Newspaper puo-
Ished in these Islands, and Will give It's flies a permanent
value,
Advertisements Inserted Al liberal rates after the LIST q May,
when the pager viii be increased In size. Price $3.50 a year
or IS cents = month Slnge copies 10 cents.
THOS. q.
QSS Business Agent. Honolulu.
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The PoPE in his sllocutiou TO the College OF Car
dinals on the occasion Of the recent additions TO
their numbers. repeated his eft reiterated lamenta-
tons over the present condition Of the Catholic
church. Il suffered he said under such oppression
that they had not even the freedom Of bevsuing its
affections. "Iu Iialy,' be says, where the su-
pFeme ca;hedsa Of truth was placed By divine dis
pensation, children OF the faith have become enemies
Of the church aud piot for its destruction, grieving
cur heart. Hence have come the deplorable injuries
to the liberties. the possessions and the ministers Of
the church, which We witness, PoTerless to resist
Hence have come the greatest evils to the souls Of
men snd to human society; the corruption Of youth.
which will propagate the existing evils 10 future
generations"
Education had been taken from the church, and
the children sen, to Goddess schools subject to the
civil power. The education Of ;&e priesthood was
hsmpered by arbitrary rules, and its members were
now subject to military conscriptiou. The inferior
clergy were encouraged to resist their bishops, and
many other things done in d~erogatiOu of the sutho-
rity of the church. In Germany the vatican DEGREES
had been distorted, and acts performed pointing di-
rectly at the ecclesiastical competence Of the Pope.
The bishops who had resisted these acts were highly
praised. But he advised prayer to God. against
these Affections, who was preparing for them aud
him hereafter eternal joys.
Archbishop Bayley of Baltimore speaks highly Of
the selection of Archbishop McCloskey of New York
as Cardinal, though there appears to have been some
disappointment that he himself did not receive the
appointment, as being the head Of the Oldest arch
diocese in the United States. He thought the ap-
pointmeut was made without consulting the arch
bishops, perhaps not even the one designated. But
in speaking Of the new Cardinal be said to some he
might not appear to have that force of character
necessary for a Cardinal, but that his zeal was am
pie He thought the Pope might call the new Car
dinal to Rome, which as the United States has no
longer a diplomatic representative in that city, would
seem to be most desirable, and would be of a great
advantage in many ways. There is evidently some
disappointment in Maryland that the Cardinalship
did not 60 to that archdiocese.
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The Republican S~,aniard, Of New Bedford, in
commenting on the passage by the Senate Of the
Hawaiian Treaty, concludes in these words
- We rejoice at any steps taken in ,he direction
Of freedom Of trade. and doubt not that this treaty
viii in the end promote the interests Of commerce
California is consoled fer the anticipated injury to
her refining business by retaining the protection
to her oranges, 50 that her citizens will probably
enjoy themselves by eating sour oranges at a high
price, instead Of sweet at a low one. But why
the Senate should ratiiy a reciprocity treaty with
the islands Of the Pacific, and reject one with Can
ada, is one Of those mysterious inconsistencies of
legislation for which there is no accounting.
However, it will all ome round right in good
time.r
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Los. of the Schooner Margaret CrOokard.'

Ihs schooner Margaret CT0ckaTf. Capt W. b.
Godfrey. which formerly visited this port on her
vova0gs between Tahiti and San Francisco, has been
running direct bstEeen those ports for some time
naat Bv an arrival AZ San Francisco from Tahiti
On The sOth uIt-, iutelIigsnss has been received OF
her loss at sen, with some fifteen parsons drowned
The following letter from the captain was sent to the
agents
P.PEErE. Tahiti, March 23l. 1875.
NIr.sus A. CRAwFoHD & Co., San FrauciscOT
Dear Sfrs. You viii learn from Mr. hayoulxs
letter that The yMsTy CI ,od Iniy : = sI 4epop, n .am:
10 YOU. I sailed from this port on FeoruarJ -
With the Captain and crew OF the british snip
Afrsg Force and one other gentleman as passenger,
twenJv-tbree in all The CToctGTd was IN me
rim light loaded, but still in q good set Of ballast.
and everything looked favorable Tor n sucCeSstu4
passage home; but IL seems 4 an -dOomSd 20 sutP-
wreck You viii learn from the extended protest
here inelosed s~amething Of the accident, but VIII
5oubtIess want the particulars At about esht
o'clock in the evening We had n lev Hsnt sflans
wbeu I took in all the light sails and furied them,
and AZ niue O'Clock, the weather beng modetats ~
I-.Lf.~ .omswbat settled, I went below and lay
down. leaving the deck in charge OF Mr. Drlse3ii,
tba MAZE with Instructions % call me When MS
wa,.h vas cut. At ~hslf-past eleven got up 20 90
- decr but before I bad tine 70 leave the cabin
s-r.U sfruek her that turned hsz bottom up almost
isstantIy. Captain Cottler. OF the -1tTey roc,
made bis escape through the comPahon 80
r1nHa mine tHrU4Ku ~ Us rH-
- 10 H. cabin. two In Number, perlshed' besides
,birteea that we're in the hold. We had en- ooard
a snare boat. you remember having IsI = -
- vard In which fourteen Of Us found our
selves The one belonging to the sshoInsr rename lHai
fast 70 the deck and vas never zen 2 W.
neither we're any Of the untortunate IN
zee now 100 miles ". BY T. from the lsLahd :
Nat.hiyi, toward which We started AZ dAyughI. ~
I.rdsd an the fourth day, only TO meet Win 9ls9P-
noiatmeut. hunger and thirst. On the seeona aay
We found a feu green cocoangts Findlng W 81
garnw1 II took seven men anu
s9ain started toward The south. hoping 70 ISlSH
Tsbfti. or fall ia with some vessel before We PSl
Two days after. when about giVlDg up y Sssp5,
ws s.I 10 with the schooner baaHH Bels' CaP1ln
Smith. who took us On board, and started az 2hee
yfatabiyi 10 rescue our comrades, who we're uHsL :
baard On the following day. From there ne .oSus
10 Anna. from which Island We arri,sJ yes'
bayin9 been gone from Papsese four SeeNs
80 80 1sarv YOUR patience with an account OF
,bs sarribIe suasring we experienced from wast Of
food and exposure 10 the not SUM-
- - mini .
|" Yours respectfully.
[signed.l
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IMPORTS.

FsoN Saw FHkscIsco-Per Mikado. May iOth-u pkgs
Md.s o. q Z Williams I pkgs Mdse % i Lack % sks Bran,
a. usrs Mdse 20 n Mayf $50 axis Flour % r r Adams 10 pkga
Mdsa 20 z O Han q souf 10 pkEs Mdse 20 T WaterhSusef
IOT pkn Mise % ching Ch0nE} 80 pkgs Mtse 20 sing Ch0nxi
4 pEEs Mdse % + n Davies 10 pkgs Mdae % 81 > Gdrbanm
kCot Z pigs Mdse % z strshtzi 100 ska Potatoes, lSt pkgs
Md.r 20 Oudery 4 page Mdse 20 Dr. Trousseaui 90 pkgs Mdse
a, "a Philips 4 Cos t65 pkgs Mdse % MOssman a Soui l
pkrs Naae 20 NJ Dickson; 70 pkgs Ndss 10 Hodsch'aeger 81
- IA pkrs Md.e % Wing w0 Ch0nE 4 Cos so pkgs Mdse
10 CastIs a Cooke, I pkge Mdse 70 VI Mcinerneyi 90 pkgs %
LYMAN Bros, III pkzs % Fhei & Lame 5pkgs Mdse 70 Y
DaItoot 4 pkKs Afdse % Wilder a. Coz ! pkgs Mdse % J II
Bla.kt 1 pkss Mdse 70 Foster a Cos l bx Mdse, 5 do Opium
20 Along 4 Achuckf 3 pkgs Mdse 70 , a Schasfer s. Cos 439
pcs Lumber % Hackfsid a Coz . CO Mdse 20 Ira RichartsOni
i car Mdas 20 = Magma los coils Cordage % Dr. Wetmore-
FEoM sYpNEY-Per Robt Cowan. May itth-2i0 tons Coal,
5000 Mat Bags, so ca Liquors, 10 DO Champagne % II II Davies
40 BIS soap 90 Geo c Mclean
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EXPORTS.
AsSENCE

&c. So FaAxctue1-Per Mfkado. May eth-Mss lake,
Mia uunce. Miss X Cook. Mr shniaber and wife Mr Morgan!
Surgeon Hsnneberg, Mr. LoSsnberE, d sharp AMI con
Elaa1.
Z PaoN wTSDwaRD POETs-Per Klassa, May sth-IhEIR
n.5r.rtEsr rag ETxa AVID QrEES, Miss Becky. Mrs Boyd
~. Boyd. Miss Llpoa. Mrs SELF Hiss Blasdsh' Van CleTe,
Mr. " p Weed and 20 deck
70, NfxpwaRp PoRrs-Per Effauea, May l0th-Nn ,
n wuder. IN n Macfariane, Mrs FehIbehr, Mrs Han W
ParFr. MrsJ 81 BroWue. % Schiller, Mr Aiken, Mrs SiaNee1 Nss
Efaau wilder. Masters Eauka and 3 q Wilder, Mrs Severance
Dr. Euiers. r RedeL Mrs EamakA, aud about - deck
Foa a,N FaAvctsco-Psr ID c Murray, May llm-M D
u-5. H. 3 II uoaus. W Mann, MisI Campbell, DR. tltzsin-
asss s 3 sharpe. ! Moore, c A Petersou. Mrs Alexander and
. c6ufr,o Ma Alexander. ; Norris. Mrs Stewart and child
M EeEaft q r Barker, r Cooke, Miss Toomey, Mrs White
Yea r4mrt-Psr " II AHsz. May 11fh-w MeKsnzie, A
B0ufmey, Amin
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The ENQUIRT Of OF: correspondent who signs
himself a Stockholdsr as to the status OF the
Hotel bonds, will strike most people as quite per-
tinent. During the last two years at least Of the
four that the Hawaiian Hotel has been in opera
ton, the popular belief has been that it was
financially a success; is fact, it is to be reasonably
assumed that it has made money for somebody.
Our enterIrising and pubic-spirited citizens
cheerlully came to the assistance Of the govern
ment Of 1871, and contributed their money to-
wards building the botel; and the intimation
now given that they would be pleased to hear
whether their Investments have earned anything
in these years, is entitled to a prompt and candid
consideration.
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F'It was a most enjoyable occasion"

The polar expeditionary vessels at Portsmouth are
now receiving their finishing touches. On Saturday
their smoke-stacks were fitted, and their masts were
brought down to the ship-basin in readiness TO be
placed on board on their being foated out of dock
to-day. Each vessel will be bark-rigged, and the
Sssts will be interchangeable, having been so con-
aructed that in case. of accident the spars of the
aleTt can be erected on board the Discouery and
rice versa. The rigging is of q light but durable
character, and men are engaged in covering oil the
iron-work, above and below, with q coating of leather,
as a protection for the hands Of the sailors in the
cold ATTITUDES whittier they are bound London
Times, March 22d.
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FRIDAY. T. 1875.

We have two arrivals from Foreign ports % report since car
hst-ths A. a 4 steamship Mitad8 from san Frz.eisc5 o.
The Sth, with general msrchandis- and The nails, % g. BrrEes
a Co ard British brig Robert Cowan, from sydney tits
moruIng. 70 Theo. II. Davies Ths DEPARTURES have beea-
ION, Mitaf1 Or A~uckaadi I1th. d O. Murray Er ssh Fran
siscoi wm II AHA Tor Tihiu; IZlh. Legal Tender fr san
Fruneiseo; srd Imperial German corvette Arrona, Er Ma
Eatau-
Our dates from san FaHeiseo are % Nay 1T. We observe
20 nateworhy chaaEs In prc.r n .Land rrntsr--
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PoRT OF HONOLULU. n. 1.
ARRIVALS.

s-Schr Nstfie Meruu. Crane. from Lahaina. MauL.
s-Schr Nile Morris, Lima, from MoIskaL
s-Schr ka MOI Hsyuods, from EahuI1i, Maui
s-Schr Khan. Ahuihala, FROM Mako. Maui
s-stnr Euausa. Marchant. from HI0, ard way ports.
Brit stmr Mikado, Moore. ; days All ; hours from
san Fuucisco.
Is-schr Hattie, Eimo. from NaEmwM. Kauai.
13-Schr FAIRY Queen, Peui. from Kohala. Hawai-
IE-schr PaEahL. HoDa. from HHo, Haual-
lf-Schr Netue Merrill, Crane, from Lahaiua-
lt-sntb brig k1tert C0wnni Clgnsy, g days from SD
rey.
H-5chr Mary Ellen. Mana. from HIo. Hawaii
lk-schr AanzokaEal. EaIauao. from Ecua. HaEau.
lR--chr Jenny. Hall, I'm E5ua and Eau, HaEaa-
l4-schr Active, PuaahIEs, from KOhaia, Hawai-
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MEMORANDA.

REroRr or STEAMSHIP MrKADo, MoosE, CoNNASDzR-
Lsft san Fnnciseo Zoe New Zealand and Australia. VIA Homo
az 1 p ~ on the I-t Inst, having been delayed i've days
on Account Of the non-artval q the English mails, caused By
the brsakags on the railroad line. Cleared Golden Gate az P
10, and passed the Flalonss two hours Afterwards. Had Light
airs. bafaIng winds and pleasant weather throughout the v0y-
age. Al 10 u on the sth, sighted the Island q Mauii 90 p
- received plot on board. and AZ 10 ? N made fast 10 wharf
r. Y. GRAHAN, Purssr.
RE1oaF OF BaIs RoBkaT CowAS, CLUsEY, MssTER-
Len Sydney March IGfh, had Gains and head winds most Of
the passage. Sighted Hawaii on Tuesday May 10Th, arrived
or N. mort on the Iath.
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NEW YORK, April 23i.-In the Hudson County
Court, New Jersey, Frederick Klenner, convicted Of
stealing the funds Of the Hoboken Savings Bank
while cashier, was brought up for sentence. He was
a~rraignei on eleven indictments for forgery, to
which he pleaded non ruh. Judge Hoffman then
sentenced him to various terms Of imprisonment,
making in all eighty-four years.
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A CORRESPONDENT writing from Easton. Penn,
communicates tidings of the Rev. Frank Thompson,
which will be painful TO his numerous friends here.
He says, under date of April I6 1.-The past winter
has been a terrible one for Mr.. Thompson. He has
had tW0 attacks Of henorrhage from the lungs, but
has so far recovered as to be able to preach. He has
a call from Windham, Conn, and hopes TO COM
mence his labors there the first of May"
The same letter thus alludes to the continued snow
fall April 18th, seven inches Of snow fell last
night. 18th. another snow-storm last night gave US
another inch and q half of snow;-this makes the
forty-ffh snotc-faH we have had, since the Goth of
last November"
\ later date gives an amusing account of a " spell
ing MATCH - that had just come of, for the benefit of
the "Easton Relief Society" "The two colleges.
the High schools, and the press were all well repre-
scented in the $50 young gents and ladies. who vol
unteered to be beaten on the occasion. The Opera
House was crowded to overlooking with an eager au-
dience waiting for the fun. 1t came, thick and fast.
Professor Barlow Of Lafayette College acted as peda-
gogue. and DR.. Cattell, President of the same College,
awarded the prizes to the three successful combatants.
The prizes were first, n superior gold medal; second.
a copy of Webster's Unabridged; and third, a beau
tiful copy of Shakespeare's works. The first word
missed was scholar, aud a senior from Lafayette Col
itBet Sptlleu IL hllnOut le n. DO AIler tue prizes
had been given DIR. CatteIl called forward Mr.. c.. f.
Chidsey to whom he presented with much empress
ment and BETTING remarks a nice, new, blue copy of
Buffers primer, which he said had also been pro-
cured without expense to the society, but was given
as a prize for the worse speller. by another very
modest friend Of the cause, and here he patted him
self on the breast. He hoped Mr.. Chidsey would
give this valuable book careful study aud profit
thereby.
"In response Mr.. Chidsey had prepared the follow
ing speech, but when he came to speak his piece
forgot every word Of it, 30 we will help him out.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
You'd scarce expect one OF my age,
To spell 50 well upOu the stage;
But since by chance / fell below
Demosthenes aud Cicero,
Who in their triumph don't forget
That they were sent by Lafayette,
Please, pardon, if l now acknowledge,
That A., sOO, SoIuC nUnI yOuoSs OiVkC
The Reverend Doctor standing here
Taught me 10 spell, my Freshman year;
And now, with pride, he comes TO see
Ills ScoIaT ~ crowned with victory.
L take the primer; and thank you, sir,
For the kindly honor you now confer,
And thank you all for so literally
Assuring success TO our Spelling Bee.
F'It was a most enjoyable OCCASION
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MARRIED.

rrT-srEvENs-I this city, az the Roman Catholic
cNarrh- MAJ Ist. BY Rev. Father Hermann, Ma WILLIAM
I1RaErr, ia. 70 Miss ENNA srEvESs, both Of houolaia-
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TENHE UNDERSIGN HANING BEEN
y confirmed by the Court as EXecator al the Estate OF
ANTON W. MANUEL. deceased, requests all
persons indebted TO said Estate 70 make immediate payment,
and all Who have claims against the said Estate TO present the
same with vouchers 10 the Undersigned, during she term 81 six
months from date, or they will be forever barred. And all
persons having any property in their possession. Cf whatever
description, belonging to the Estate % ANTOINE W. MANI Ri,
are hereby notified to deliver the same TO the Undersigned
forthwith, or otherwise 10 render at account thereof
J. II. BLACK, Executor.
Honolulu. Apri Oh. 1873. $50
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF JAS /. LEwIs. OF HONOLULU, DECEASED.
OF THE LAST WILL AND
Testament Of the said James L. Lewis having been
granted in the supreme Court, in Probate. on the S0th day OF
April, 1875, and letters Of ADMINISTRATION with will annexed
having issued TO IN. undersigned
In pursuance Of order OF Court, notice Is hereby given 20 all
Creditors Of the said deceased. TO present sheir claims, duly
authenticated, and with the proper vouchers, II any exist,
even il the claim Is secured by mortgage on real estate, at the
office OF the undersigned. on Queen Street, Honolulu, within
six months from date, or they wII be forever barred:
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
Administrator, with will annexed.
Honolulu, April so, 1875 ess Il
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PROPERTIES
FOR SALE AND TO RENT |

- FOR SALE.-I2 Acres IA Head az a..
ESk MANoA VALLEY, 8 acres ii hered. koa- MHs
@- Value $780, The residue being the best faro MI
Land In Oahu.
This property will he sold ut abargan ET $500.
FOR SALE NICE RES DENCE. with beautiful
garden In Pauoa Valley, commanding a noble view OF the sea,
and will be sold ceeap for cash 20 close partnership accounts.
TO LET.-A WELL FINISHED FOUR RoOAED
HOUSE, at Corner punchbowl and Queen Streets. This pro
perty Is in good order and condition. Rent moderate.
TO LET.-A FIVE RooMED RESIDENCE on mskAi
side Queen Street, close TO the Government Houses the grounds
run from the street 70 the sea, and this property will be lst for
n term OF years, at a very low rent, 10 an improving tenant
TO I.ET.-seyeral large and small tracts Of land In
Manoa Valley, suitable for the culture OF Rice, Bananas and
Taro.
For further particulars apply TO
4. I. O'HALLORAN.
9s7 I'm Solicitor, 81 Fort Street.
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The efforts to repeal the "local option law ~
.nosvigsuia have beea virtually defeated and the
fsnpsrsacs people rstoiss
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TO LET.

IA THE PR MISES LATELY occUPIkD
90 by Rev. r. q. RECKMITl, az Mskawao, Maui, com
61A prism oBe and One Hall Story House with the neees-
sary sut-huildings and cisterns, with OF without one acre Of
ground. For particulars, apply 10
9S5 SIN y. SCuOLz, Wanuku, Maui
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WING CHONG TAI s. CO.. HAVE THIS
w day bought out the Arm Of Quon Long r Co, (Bakers,
corner of King and Maunakea Streets and would respectfully
inform the public that they are prepared TO carry on the
Bakery Business in all its branches; and would solicit q share
CT the public patronage. WING CHONG TAI & co.
Honolulu, May l, 1875. 9SS 81