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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-24
How he wanted bis Picture Taken.

Sherman Registerl
VI, to-day young man with wsrt
oil his nose dropped in at the Sherman
photograph gallery and remarked that
be wanted SOME pictures taken.
"WlH you have it standing or 3
bus ?"quOted the artist.
"Burstv exclaimed the fellow, as he
picked up his hat "Bust! Mi ter, do l
look like a man who would come into 3
picture gallery to get on a bustP
They explained to him, and finally
persuaded him to sit long enough for a
negative. the picture was u good one,
and the nose stood aud like blackcat In
a bay window
TIE fellow looked at it, and as he
handed it back, said, "ShO0t again, old
pard, and see ifyoU can't make the wart
Iook like piece Of chewI g gum"
They TOLD him that it couldD't be done
"Wsn, see here now, pard," he plead
ed, my names TTufh 3, and Pm en-
gagged to q girl back in I,jiana, and she
wants my picture. She dOn'i know I've
got this waTt; it's growed since l left
mere; and If you could just rub it out Of
the picture AID make il look like some
hing that sEe's familiar With-s siIcs
of bacon, for il st 4nce-pd feel better. I"
Ihey fixed il up for him, and when
he went cut ne chucklsd.
"Thapil fe'ch her; SMELL just naturally
think Pm fl latin round in solid comforts
like bacon aud string beans anu SIGH"
PRAYERS of the Reformed Brahmans.
Indian Mirror.l
o God, help the woman of the land,
help our wives, mothers, sisters, and
J.
miserable is their condition. Intellect-
ually aud socially they are in the midst
of darkness and sorrow. Grant that
they may join US Ia our pilgrimage TO the
heavenly land aud share those precious
blessings Of knowledge anu faith which
! Thou ait shOWeTlDg Oh Us IN the days.
To Thee, o Omniscient God, are
| known all the obstacles that lie in the
| path of spiritual growth. Thou know
| est that our relations to our wives are
/ not favorable to our progress and cause
| much uneasines5 and impurity. They
are not what they ought to be, helpful
companions in our spiritual journey.
| Thou has given them to US that they
may tighten our sorrOws, sympathize
with US in our misioTtunes, soften our
| hearts, and help US in sanctifying cur
homes. But they have not proved help
! full to US in the way Thou Gesirest, both
on account Of their own faults and the
manner in which we treat them. In
the world they help US; but, o Lord,
they impede the SOULS growth ia faith,
love, purity, and communion They
are not our companions in our pray ers,
in the deeper consciousness OF religious
/ life, Bless them, God, and make them
our spiritual friends and companions,
that we may see Thee together, and
serve Thee together, and with enc heart
glorify Thee forever and ever.
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IonnnIn NTiIIer.s New Book.

The moon burst forth from the clouds tha
mig I,
And the stars burne forth with joyful light
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-24
That poem about Mary and her lamb
has been translated into Chinese, and
thi- L. IL. No Il hani ina.
The California Wine Crop,

Was gal name Moli had lamb,
Pleas all samee white sno.
Eviy place Mol gal walkee
Ba, ba, hOppee long too.
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Poe,s OpiniOn of Irving.

In 1885 Edgar Allen Poe wrote the
folloGing isttsr TO DIR. Nst"an c..
Brooks, eiitYr Of the North american
Magazine, in rel ly 10 "A request so pre-
nae an article revi' wing tue entire
works Of Washington IrviI &:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-24

Ttna ironworks, near Rome, SIS 900.
K sing Fawn irOnwOrks, Dade county.
kidge Valley furnace, near Rome,
BAL on rurnace. near SarterSyille.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

ABsooNDED-On Monday morning, 1t transpred
that W. NJ. Wallace, alias W. NJ. Waterbury, pro-
pretor Of the Chelsea Laundry, left secretly in the
Steamer Vasco de Cana, for San Francisco, not hav.
ing passport. He had resided here for some Eve
years under the assumed ZANE of Wallace, having
formerly lived In Baltimore, where he now has
wife, who is reported TO be q most estimable wo-
II is also stated that he has a second wife 10
San Francisco, and has still third in this city, He
is largely in debt TO various parties 10 this CITY, the
total footing up over $4,000 He was noted as q
very stirring man, and managed to become a mem
Der Of almost every benevolent institution 10 the
place DULY last Saturday the Good Templars au-
thorized him, in connection with two others of the
fraternity, 10 solicit funds in California for the
proposed new hail. and 1t is feared that he may use
the authority TO attempt to defraud the order in
that State, though notice sent by the Almy, re-
vOiing the authority previously given to him The
creditors Of Mr. Wallace of whom there are about
thirty, met yesterday at the store of s. G. Wilder
ESQ. to take action in bis case After statement
of the liabilities, so far as known, the creditors de-
cided to leave the management of the laundry n the
hands of Mr. Wilder, who, next TO the bank, is the
largest creditor. Altogether he is supposed to have
taken away eight hundred dollars, Including about
$500 belonging 10 the Good Templars.
Since the above was in type we learn that pro-
ceedings in bankruptcy against W. NJ Wallace as
abscOneing debtor have been instituted 10 behalf
Of the unsecured creditors before Mr. Justice Judd
and the Marshal has been ordered to take possession
OF his effects 1t is understood that the main ques-
ton will be on the validity of ehattel mortgage
TO cover property not actualy held or owne by the
morigager at the date Of the mortgage A. s.
Hartwell appeared for The unsecured creditors, and
Jndge Jones for the MORTGAGE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

By the Vasco de CANA, we have files of colo
NAL papers to Nov. 20, one month later than
previous dates
The New South Wales Parliament was opened by
his Exeeency the Governor on the 18th November.
The Government took advantage Of this opportunity
to refer to he administrative reforms which have been
brought about during the and they stated their
intention to reimpose stamp duties upon amended
system, and TO revise the tariff and Customs laws.
They also propose deal with the question of public
education AMI to provide for the better representation
Of the people in the Legislative Assembly.
Victoria.
The Ministerial elections are over and two of the
Ministers have been defeated These two gentle
men the latest selections of Sir James MCuoeh,
and it was at the time considered doubtful whether
they could secure their il they accepted Office
The immoralities of Chinese are again causing at
tentiou.
lima de Murska was presented With handsome
diamond star and address and also gold cross set
in diamonds, from the Catholic priests.
An extraordinary scene occurred in a church at
CollingWood on Sunday night, October 81. When
the minister reading statement from the pulpit
frequently interrupted by some Of the trustees
and told he tellinglies.
Mr.. Richard MortOn's splendid head Of shorthorns,
from which many stocks in several of the colonies
have been improved, has changed hands, but,
fortunately for the colonies has been dispersed.
There 81 head, and the whole have been bought,
with 10 young calves at foot, by Messrs. Robertson
of Colac, for E27, 900. The imported B@es bull Ok
ford Cherry Duke amongst them, and the price
put upon him f2500.
Madame Ristori closed her series of performances
at the Town Hall. on Saturday eveaing; before
splendid house. The testimonial, in the shape OF a
beautiful cnronet. which had been subscribed for by
some of her admirers, presented on the occasion
by Mr.. Gntehouse, the late Mayor. AiSdame's reply
was BRIEF but of course expressive. AMI there be
doubt that che appreciates the attentions which
have been shown her during her visit.
telegram from the Earl of Carnarvon states that
the space allotted Victoria Philadelphia is 5000
square feet in addition to that which it occupies in
the art, machinery, agricultural, and horticultural
departments.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15
MEMORANDA.

I-lli 81 srsai.ar u Ard 81 LrBbcrt, Masfer.-Lsit
Eaufu aai-f -1th ana arrived Jarvis Island on the
- L,lsris va . and arrived ~ Enderiurs Island on
lth Nd1 i4,t sailed fa- uugund's Island. arriving
~ - q q there ~ Hruslulu DAY. Has had light
90 lla Lru- hrrirol iu Honolulu Dec sih.-Ths c
y re r-rs1 s,i-i Iarvis Isiand sept 30, ship
1 f1, d 600 taus euuu1s Nov =, bark JaawAr,
tl4 rHrs
Fu Esas1y Island, ori Z shIF Lady Bs.sington. 1900
F-u Ii-t--- Island. OCT :. THma C Beai, 80 tons.
Tsr Fs-dr Mails co't = vs-oo de CANA Jo- Rice
r1-r-IHras- "a sydney Nov 30 az ~. Arrived NJ
turrt NaF - Dol days and u hours, said 10 be
rae u1aie fr1us sydney 90 Auckland Left
rlaa'aH. ~ 81 sar kauenru and arrived there
81 Received ifsszeucer and freight from :
lr-isa- lsf Dec Tor HoRolulu. Passed
g. i-i-- ~ samoan group. Dec 2Hie Az Arrived at
raIHiF Dee n a. % 18FM.
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AlElE.l.. II RAWaIIAN noTEL !:

uuriueor ur the Pioneer Mills al Lahaiua (Messrs.
Cuurltll a Tu-1nrl has recently imported few
pounds 81 ihis vsiusble compound, selflubhca:ing
rnlialial o. bdiEg asad Aeorrespondent informs
90 rerleciian 90 a centrifugal pump running from
stl 20 l00c rerolutioia per muute Besides the ad.
uutEre OF usinE OIL the bearings and shan keep
perfectly cool. The material is quite adapted to
Vsiss rouuiug machinery The proPrietors intend
tr run az t1uir machinery with this article and they
s1r.-lai ne spcrn whales swim--R @ 4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15
PASSENGERS.

r-u suare I.iaad. per Ward, Dec eth-Capt Il
f--I-. r1Id siia nud = uaiives
Frru udurrd Pu-rs per Klauea Dec loih-Chas Wall
uuf uIfr q q Rasf-ls c. " Allen. II u Webb, Gee
srss and it. Mrs > Make W Gillian, Jno Candle and
- Urs n Girrfr EsIur wills Parker. Hartvel,
y faris Mr. Allui and - deck
Ea1 1uerllis pr stnr vasoo Dc Cana. Dec 12BevJ Il
El-illf and = Ia frausitu iar sau Francisco
~ nlv-l rrss pr Kaaucs Dec i3-His Majesty
halalaua ~ Bs-hur. y D Hficbooog. Nh W Wood,
d farrrir. Nrs " q Co-upeli and children Mr. Baels
q Fsris Dheo Bursr. Hutchiusou. Q Spencer, s
1ia-kr- Ias nunks-. and ahout s5 deck.
E1f FTrciscr Tc rnsco O. Cana Dec i2Mrs
ElIis Nts "a EaFrnqud. r Tibhey Mrs ~ smut. W G
piE lr Nai.fiaut M NcEafihns Nh Farewell p Man
lru Ers Nas ard children, Ellis, Gillem Castles,
? fas1HTsaai liEltses, oErt Rarusun,
Fu sar H-luo-oo per sear BouauEa, Dec nc shill-
at-- fuff-r-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

ONCE MORE, ALMOST FTRE.-The narrow es-
capes Of Honolulu from the devouring element have
been numerous. Friday morning, the 10th, there
was almost a fire. On opening the office of the
American Consul, in the second story Of Makee's
Block. it was found that the bottom of wooden
spittoon filed with sawdust and the floor beneath
Il, had been burned through, and the fire was at
work on the floor timbers. 1t is supposed to have
proceeded from lighted cigar thOughtlessly dropped
by some visitor at the office, which had communi.
Gated to the sawdust and thus slowly burned all
night.-P G. A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

NoEE aB1EERs Capt. Frost, Of the bark W. b.
Bessie. xhieh Left last week for Hong Kong. has
bsr- authorised ~ The Hawaiian Government to
ir-U-s 60 CT more chinese agrioulturis,s men and
uumsn b. ssftle IN this kingdom. They are TO be Of
fe-sc ERE rassEre and win be open 10 make such
eur-renuiis o. they choose on arrival Two other
rcss1s uhich Ic Tor China previously, are expect
ed 90 trinr tmniCranfs on the same plan Of free
vu---t- 20 tn.i provision has been made for six or
rri.i hur iret i1borers. II they choose to migrate
hi.hsr IRON al thas ran be Asceriained, the plan
nee u6o-ies Is the Only pCaCticAble that be
foTuuee 20 meet the needs Of the planters When
1ne8 rt Introduced there vii be less strngeney IN
~ l-bor narsss thar there nsw Is and has been.
One housai which Ein arise from the free importa-
tior d rancn and children or rather families, IS,
sl-zi TIE luuirrsuts VIII be more likely to remain
rl-rmrrt~ttr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

Emigration is diminishing FROM Scotland as well as
from England and ireland. In the seven months
ending the Slst ultimo the number Of emgrants who
Get sail from the ports the Clyde wes IL ESQ as
against IL 500 in the same period Of 1874. The fall
ing Of in the Canadian and United States traffic. the
SAngs to New Zealand and Australia being very
siu liar to those Of last year.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

~ The church at Waikiki was struck by light,
ming during the storm on Thursday last, which
shattered the seepie and front OF The building and
set il on FIRE, which was put out by the heavy
rain which followed, or, as q spectator remarked,
"ihe same one who set It on fire put the fire OUT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

DR.. Louis A. Boswell claims to have invented a
practicable flying machine, which be describes as .
fish that swinE in the air equipped with the power
guide himself through the mediRn in which he floats,
Just as the natural FISH, by the use Of bis Fms aud tail
and the gyrztons Of bis BODY drives and guides him
self through the medium in which he Goats.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15
POET OT HONOLULU.

ARRIVED.
Dr. s---i- hHfiir -l---slL c-une fHaH IahaiuA
e-lr s-- e ~ hafl Lalnis-rt. - isss TN Guano l..
ear Efuau. Ahuihula frum MaEu
---lu p llsHt ht.lu lrf-ru. ~ lzFs I'm Port Gamble
r-1- h-llus1 1-r-laui. frlni Mindsarl parfs.
turd- az heals cattle 2 karscs prs. 10 pkgs
ta.ru . ca uii. - hrs rsiatl-es, go Gcs hiles
.raueus . lsudls Esai skin-. . rs.lls leather,
81 .aalls l-iss. = a.. eafss- Kegs f-h, and leu
Flnlrtra-
-l-r-i- fall-r au-s1- kaEius from uanalcs.
eai ia1aa Aaria- fruul kshula. and y aimeA-
san liartit KaiHuA1. fri,l kuua and Waimea-
esiT fauaa- i.erlilf frain EuhaluL
uaclr huunlna- = DAVE fr1n Francisco.
Fas1 a. faaur i.lcs. = GaTs finn SYDNEY.
1--eat kaulaiis. Daiis. ia-u kai0a aud NEucA
SAILED
-=r s-Ar ear F1rtr ETn-th. Or San Francisca.
rat- Acifr- ruaahirs fr Kdhala-
h-lsf l'ueassahi. clarll flr naua-
"a. ~ g svratl NrssiL fls NeW Beiflrd
Eir Llusz- Asa. fl- Muluaa-
lH--aH- ~ lllt Arrral. Crane. So Lahaiua-
l--~ hasra o. 6a1uz. EIoe, 81 snn Francisco.
as---Er kl,auaa- Nurehuut ST. NiudNHrd Ports.
-ar l.arug Msns. Sc kuiala.
-- f-afiH Eaiauan. 81 kai1a and WAimeA-
a. q y Amy. Scr Sau Fr.oci-cn-
ls-Hetr harsai, Esguala far kahulut
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15
IMPORTS.

Era tHst-alla ger Vase De G Dec le-5
u-s fr Brewer O. us suldlery. 10 2 Dalton 80 scss
-n u Nri a-laur pkg uid-e % A Cieghorn O., 4
rlg rli-f o. e n Owen uld Is pkg in transifu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

- Stmr Yasco de CANA entered port on satur-
day-miduight, without the aid Of a pilot Our pilots,
af:er this, i'll have 10 be wide awake, when the
mail steamers are expected, If they expect tn keep
up with the rest of the world
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

IL TROUBLE AGAN-Captain Doane of the ship
Granger and Capt Frazier Of the whale bark Illinois,
have both been arrested in s F. on charges Of ill.,
treatment Of crews. Capt. Frazier was arrested on
the cars, having started for New Bedford, and was
brought back to San Francisco in charge Of the
Sheriff. This is only repetetion of what whaleship
masters too often find on entering that port, and
the wonder is that they continue to go there
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

t9s- The sudden departure Of Wallace is on every
body's tongue. But besides him. we understand that
another bgamis left suddenly in the Matte Macleay
for Portland who was married here only few
months since, he having left wife, it is said in San
Francisco, who is now in search of her faihess hus
band twill come TO this soon that every stranger
arriving will have to be Intercepted as to how many
wives be LEFT behind.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

~ The new steamship City of San Francisco,
which is expected here to-day, arrived at Panama
Nov. 9, IS days from New York, the shortest pas
sage yet made via Cape Horn. She was due at San
Francisco Nov. 25. and would doubtless be ready to
leave mail service on the day advertised, and be
here fa.dsr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

ACQUTTTED.-Mr. Ashmnn, who was arrested or
Maui some weeks since, suspicion Of having muir
dered Chuaman was tired at Lshsna last week,
and acquitted. The evidence all tended TO show
that the Cinnamon who charged Ashman with the
crime were themselves the parties concerned in the
-nttrae,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

The BoNANzA.-This schooner arrived on ;satur-
day evening after three weeks passage from San
Francisco during which she had little or no wind
and literally foated down. She is a new vessel, and
it measured according 10 the Hawaiian tonnage
rules, would register about 200 tons We hear that
she is for SALE and sold will return to San Fran
cisco with despatch.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

tFs- On the wharf we notice two large boilers
imported from San Francisco by the Bonanza. They
are uoidonbt verydne, but better than those made
last fall at the Honolulu Iron Works for the Pioneer
Mil Besides the boilers there are about 100 pieces
Of machinery, all of which are intended for the
Koloa sugar mill
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

~ stmr Kilaaea had fine run to Hawaii last
week, arriving at Lahana at 5 A. NJ, Makee's
Landing 81 A NJ, and Knwaihae at P. N. This is
equal TO the best time she has ever made to the
Lattice MT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

- The new schooner, built by Messrs. Foster
& Co, for Messrs. Campbell and Turton, of Lahaua,
will be launched at O'Clock on Thursday morning
She has not yet been named. The natives call her
HoLoKAHANA, (success,) which they think is an
appropriate name, but Pioneer" or Lahaina''
Packet would sound better
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

iss- The passage 1.-THE Vaseo de Cana from sgd.
ney to Auckland was made lie ITO hours-ihe short.
est on record
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

fs- The volcano is reported as very active, under
date Of the 9th There has been rain enough lately
to furnish all the steam required.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

IL There are no signs Of the California mall
steamers as we go TO press-71fAM
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15
Administrators Notice to Creditors.

HAVING beeu Appointed Administrator
II with the viii annexed Of the estate of M4THILDA
ECKART late Of San Francisco California, L. s. A., and
formerly of Honolulu Hawaiian Islands, deceased
minstrator de bonis the Estate of CHRISTIAN Eek
ART, deceased, by the Supreme of the Hawaiian
Islands sitting in Probate hereby notify all creditors OF
said Matilda Eckart deceased present their claims
duly authenticated and with the proper vouchers any
exist including such claims may be secured by
gage upon real estate. at the office of C. Brewer
& Co, IN Honolulu within six months from this date.
p. c. JONES JR.
Honolulu II. l., 18th December, 1875. SO 1t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

New sUGAR-The crop Of 1876 is beginning TO
move in from various quarters, aud so far proves TO
be OF superior quality. Among the finest is that of
the Pioneer Mil Of Lahaina which promises turn
out Of 1900 or 1000 tons The works Of this mill are
the best and most powerful Of any in these isl
ands, and are capable of making ten tons q day,
without resortiDg TO overwork
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

II The fall term ofoahu College viii close on
Friday afternoon with rhetorical exercises.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

AccmESr.-Mr. james Wood Of Kohala, Hawaii,
had his leg broken last week by vicious horse.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

Is- Christmas sale at Adams on Saturday even
ing, Sad at Bartow's on Monday evening next
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15
Notice to Creditors.

a LLPAkEIES HANAN6 ClsA ms AHAANBE
the estate OF E. g Adderly deceased are hereby nou
fed present them with the proper vouchers 10 the I'M
dersgned, administrator, within six months from the hrs
publication OF this notice they viii be forever barred
And all persons Indebted that estate requested 70
make immediate payment such claims can be presened
and such debts paid TO At the house Of Brewer Co
Honolulu Oahu. H ]. COOLIDGE,
Administrators Of the estate OF E g. Addery, deceased
Honolulu. November, cath 1875. It $50
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

~ The bark Buena Vista, heavily laden with
lumber, entering the port last week carried away
the flying jib boom Of the iron bark Aglaia but did
no other damage. As sailor remarked, it was only
salntaiion Of the British Lion, by the American
Eagle,-no harm intended. Iron vessels, however,
seem to possess unusual attractive powers in our
harhor
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Let.
Notice,

TVyITIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
undersigned have this 16 day of November, 1875, APP
pointed Col c. H. Judd TO be my attorney in fact and
ful agent He will attend all business collect all
and pay all bills for name, If
personally present MARIA A. BOYD
Honolulu. L.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

TT Last evening there was wedding ceremony
performed in the parlor of the seamen's chaplain,
Rev. Dr. Damon, where chnaman was united in
wedlock TO Hawaiian lady. There was quite an
assemblage of chinese guests who provided simple
but generous feast FOR toe occasion Altogether it
was q novel scene not often witnessed in Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15
Wanted.
Manufacturing JeweIer!


NOtdce.
YWyHE UNDERSIGNED, FORMERLY WITH
Il Mr.. Eckart begs 70 inform citizens Of Honolulu and
public generally that he has taken the store Fort
Street opposite Odd Fellows Hall, formerly occupied by
Thos Tannatt where he will give special attention 70 the
and repairing OF all kinds Of Jewelry
Particular attention given shell and Kukui Work
So VIII guarantee satisfaction IN all his work. "a
Honolulu, Nov. 25tlA 1875. 1901 WIN. N. WENNER
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-15

- Ata regular meeting OF Lodge Je Progress
a. r0cs.ris. No ia. A. 2. aud A. NJ, held Monday
evening November san, the following officers were