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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23
Published September 23.l
Ordinance No. 1914.

Al ordinance prov ding for the construction ~ 3
c.. Iin sidewalk irUn AveEue, and TO nBasEd criI
nance No. l3j.
b i: ordriss.d 81 re Meyer as'1 Cornei;sr~n >: "a
C,ty Of Sdl,n0.
SECTION That owner Of real estate sbu itins
on the south side Of Iron Avenue, between Santa "
Avenue and the alley between Ssnta Pc Avenue And
Fih street hereby required 20 build II Cause TO b.
built bv the e day of November 1875 Sidewalk OF
the said eoulh side Of Iron Ayenur front OF such
described la section of this ordinance and u tbs
isscton and approval Uf the committee On streets
and sdcw alks 81 said city.
SIC 2. he sidewalk hereby provided for shall b.
Of even grade throughout to be determined by said
committee ana shall be twelve feet wide and construc
ted of brick with stone CURLING.
SIC j. said committee shall, as sseI - practic
sfer the lst day of November, ctGSe 10 be construr
,c, on Iron Avenue between the llniss defined In
ton one and the specified In section Two Of
this ordinance q sidewalk in front OF all lots aua
prr,- ~s where the thereof hsve not complied
with the foregoing requirements
syc L. The EXPENSES Of building such Sidewalk BY
the said committee shall be assessed sgsn-t the
estate Auditing thsrvsn, according ~ the front foot
Sc abuting thereon, and shall be CO cted othei
taxes such real estate.
SIC s. That so mulch OF section one, ordinance No
49, rs may be ,ict wh this ordinance II hereby
; repealed.
SIC This ordinance shall tzke efec, snd be ir
force from and after 10 publication once IL the >ALIsI
CCrSTY JoVESA-
approved september 2l,t. l'.,.
=. II. BISHOP. Mayor.
h.. and
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23

in anothrr column will be fcundtfe adver-
ii-ement of the new bank-callrd the "Sal'na
Bank Dr. Morris. ita proprietor. is large
capitalist ot Leavcnwor,li.hnd an old and re-
spcctcd citizen ofth:t place. We find him TO be a
very pleasant gentleman and have no doubt
but that he will do very large business here.
The bank will De established ut the building
next north Of Jones e. Walton's hardware store
for period OF about six months. when we IN
ders,and brick building will be built for its
accommodation.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23

COUNTY DIRECTORY.

.ird-, o. .fc Distric: Court. II. Pn.scoFr.
Sena.cr-SoLoNoS STEPHENS.
3c,)rxsentatlve-G. q. BocRw ooD-
t,punty CoIamissiOners-W. u. ScHGlL, caalTnisn
E NJ PALMER and x. 5. CHAaFLIS-
county Clerk--bAvID REkBE
.oun;y Iierssurrr-t,. l.. FAULKNER.
-lsllh-T. j. GoING.
I:esistrr OF D-eis-S. Il. CBIss.
turrlner--J. r.. LCLL, JE.
tckaiy Attornry-JoHN FCeT1E.
-arv-Yar-L. -. WIC1-.
san.rla;endent OF Public lnstrdetioa--D. l. AiSEe
CLERK oF The district CoUrt-N. PETERSON.
l-,<,,..e Jgd-e-H. :. CCSNINGaAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sherif7s Sale.
T.. 5 B;ssell and Hattie " B:sscll.
Thomas Spencer,

F.. B:sseil and Hattie n B:sscll.
Norics is hereby given that Pursuant tothe command
of -l-ial vii; OF execution, issted ioS thr CLERK
Office of the Eh isicsi district court sitting iH Sn
for the cpuniy Saic, state OF kaaszs, sld - Ia
directed and ,ieIiyercsi, Will on ;lI-
s5as doy o. ce,ctsr. a u. lss',
Il O'Clock L. NJ. OF ssii day. 1t the funt door o;
court house. the city of Sans. IN ssil coanty
and sste, oer fr sale al pGlIs auction II the high
sud bsss shler f-r cash n hand thr following de-
scribsd property to- wit norh half of the south
half O; the northwest asar-r Of section H. IN toHn
ship ID, sorth of range g. west Of the 9Th principal
meridian, in said county snc state, contanin. ~
acres more less and be soid the property o.
the above named. defendants satisfy aid execution
Given under my hand This 18th day OF Sept, A u.
ISIS. I. j. ScING, sheriff
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23
CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayer-R. "a. BISHOP.
s11sci,n,s-,, = RApCLirF GcoeCE kkUECEI
M I}rna, 4 W. wIcKnAE, 4. j. GoiSG.
Police Ju lsc-N. r. CARspLL.
,lrk--F6Ep. II. wIi.DGNN.
Trrssarrr-J NJ BLoDGETr.
Dt~ aI-E.. NJ. TCrTLE.
GltT AttomeY--JOHs osTER.
tsieI sf Fire Deiiartment-lRA l.. GAMER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23
New sto2a boots only $3.50.
Best new Chicago Kip only $3.50.
Woe, shoes, pebble. only 81 90.


- high cut 50 LEO.
Good cottonade pants s. 10 cents.
Jeans, lined" '' 100.
&" doeskin jeans pants, lined, only $3.50.
- ginghams, only 10 cents per yard.
Cotton fannels, only 10 cents per yard.
Hip gore corscts, only 80 cents.
Irish molcskin coats. only $500.
Good jeans coats, only s.. so.
All other things in proportion. Come quick
and get bargains, ut tho cheap corner Of Obcr,
Bond & Wilson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23
SALIVA wEEkLy MARKET REP0RT.

Corrected by L. T. Watson, dealer in Groceries
Provision. xnd Qucensware, IS santa he Avenue
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23
' rspIrt the fOllOw.n

lowers * Goodnow report the iollOw.nG
ltt-4t-winter, 7je per 1u.; spring, 5o@'S per
..s,. - aSoser bu
80. .ser - ler tn.
.,f1.-y, C5 per bu.
81. at: ling 20
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23

hereby certify that the xboy. 10 tr'le and coIre
copy OF olIins4cs passed by the Mayor end Coun
cn.cn oi the city Of SalIna. ON September 2l., AD
ls,j Fnrr IL wILpnlN,
; iAt,e n CITY Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23

SEC Tbs: orders be drawn upon the ciiy Treasury
for pay nssnt OF tne same
sEc This orlinasce shall take eject srd he n
force from and after it's pssssge
Approved sc,triubcr yIst, lo!j
X. ii BISHOP, Mayor.
hereby certify that the ab Is true and correct
cory of an ordnance pse.ed by the Mayor ssd Loun
Guinea OF tee eity oil sa.iis un septrrnJrr nh. ID
1875. faxp H. "lLDhAf'
itttcs.l CHy Jirk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23

DRY GOODS. GROCERIES & EVERYTHING.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23

Miss Clara Nicklcs. sister OF Mrs. G. {. Pro
bert and DIR. X. f. Nickles. arrived last Satur
day night, and will visit in 'Salins for severa
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truLlIshed September 70, ls'j.
Ordinance No. I6j.

An ordinance sprroprInting money far the payment
Of certain balls.
Be 10 srdajaed By rs Kspor sai Ceuacii'seH 81 hs
city Of Sdslas.
SECTION l. That the OF s37T % be appropriated
Of fupds In the city treasury not Otherwise APP
prvl, lated. the payment Of tne following bills
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

lhsrrby announce thai sra n candidate for sheriff
CT saline & UNITY subject % the decision the Re-
Tx rTrZGEaALo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
Circuit COurT-FOurth judicial
Circuit. kauaf.
February Term, 1875.


Present on the Bench. Mr.. Justice JUDD and Hon.
D. MoBErDE. Circuit Judge. His Ex. r. H. Stan.
ley, Attorney General for the Crown.
The King vs.. KamAhuieu-Pe1ury. NOlle prose
qui.
The King vs.. David, Kashu and Kaa-Larceny Of
animals. Verdict of guilty. Knehu sentenced to 9
months imprisonment at hard labor, Kaia and David
to months each with costs. Msssrs. WGaA and
Harlan for prisoners
The King Lahaina-Lareeny Of sugar cane.
Mole prosequi entered.
The King VS.. KApenA Likeke-House breaking.
Nolle prOsequi entered and defendant sent down to
lover Court to be tried for malicious mischief.
The King vs.. KAnakahou-LareCuy, second degree.
Plead guilty. Sentenced to year and hne Of SIS
and costs.
KAAialh KAlAia-Replsvin for fsh nets. Jury
waived. Judgment for plaintiff with costs D. KAu-
kaha for plaintiff; Isaac Har, for defendant.
KuPu w. vs. Kipi. Eaneeemakule w. vs.. Mako
lie, KeAkiiele w. c. W. cOggshall- Divorce
No law being in force jurisdiction declined.
V. Knudsen vs. R. Reelik Olaui-Boundary Of Ko-
oa. After petitioner rested, defendant put in Royal
Patents of land adjoining and Judgment was render
cd confirming boundaries according to said patents
A. 5. Hartwsll for plaintiff R. H Stanley for de-
feudant
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

Rome Nov. 10, Correspondence ofthe London Daily News
This morning, the Pope. who has recovered from
his indispositiOn after receiving the Bishop of Buch-
ares admitted several English Catholics to an audi
enee. In addressing them be, said:
"a former Minister of your country, whom had
believed rather moderate and who to say the truth
had while in Office manifested arrogance OF vo-
lenee toward the Catholic Church. intoxicated BY the
proceedings Of another Minister n another state has
suddenly come forward. Ike viper. assailing this
bark Of st. Peter. I have not read the book and
have no desire to read blasphenies but from what
understand the Minister whom they call Liberal fat
tiers the Catholics Of that na;iOn aud leads them to
believe that wish them to become disoyal to their
sovereign and the laws Of their country Puzzled at
behoding the vast progress made BY that great nation
in the path Of the true faith the fallen Minister hoped
to Arrest the luminous triumph Of the Church BY in
terpretng after his fashion the will Of this poor
Vicar Of Christ. A great King CCharleuagne) said
that should the Church impose heavy burdens on
the conscience Of the population the Catholics should
bear them from their interest in the communion Of
the Church bat dOgmas. far from being burdens,
are light Those who viii walk astray are not Catho
lies; they are worse than inadels and Pro,estants
because, calling themselves Catholics they daily rebel
az Ainst God and the laws Of the Church."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

T-f Ea-atle Jar l.1l Frsf eight DAYS bad strong
-sg uiris Or the lsft had heavy SW gale; carried
Hur thc 1ua- tlsa yard theu had light winds @
I1rr 1919 thee trade fdnn- N 81 Eight.
- ne 1slznd q Maui bearing suuth. dis
taa.c miles Arr rli Of the harboI a. q the +th,
lria- e. nass.rt q = tays-
EHruEr Cr-1 o. MEZn1uESE BR0sE, MAs7EG
--faraE EF1rag naais y Saturday January l6th.
Auck sd a. the glst a!ter run q 5
bac- uufiuE the entire passage frum sydney o
aasiaul 1he uind pezry ahead with heavy head
raarnE -1al pasencrs aud mail, STARTED froai Auck
lnn. fridsy January 81. with moderate and zoe
r-s- sunlay 1til sighted the Island u RA1ul q
Eerraf lsruuT veather stil fue. Ats A. Jan 25th
s1e 1-tzncc Supposed b. the mail steamer
l1fc THE wfnd ilgriug fresh from and Ne On Jan
etl paszei lefueon he Islands u Tutuila and
~ tht Navafrs 6rur sent papers ashore BY canoe
lrrrn te isrus hare co1tinued course north
E-L u-t c-t'-lHucr - frsh and moderate \ and \ 2
sis l-ut-t Tie rassEe 20 q tie time q arriving %
t. -rt 90 ne ath tay Of Pet ~ lei5 making the
sEs i11 t Est in = Gays, and from Auckland 70
r .-r.alrfr Is dnvr Ard q hrurs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
IMPORTS.

Fr-a Ni-rdrssia- ger Morning star, feb S.
HaT.afaa-a- 4 Ca-sl csls ta- be-he le rnsr. g
1.ss 1rut "a. .sks pearl shes, css sark tns, bxs
1a - i-sis ruine lrlss Wheel nKiugs bnd mats,
c--HrarlffHr.
-EO Has cssz I 6cugehn cans oocosnut oil, IS
l1s tEire. b. uErre meNsses 80 eoooAnuiss dxs
r1-u1 ia. 1uaf lars ta1-s beche le
ia rrnrf-l u -hels
20 Ear How'll b shells.
-aTW \ krif-l bx shells.
~ Ha-iaka-e Esrs fsh, bx ol-al bndl matN
- Al Ilu-hau-1 txs bctiies
Tea guft-1 a Shells
LnuN VI rzeg-s t1s shells
e. w. cl.arha-laf--l br shells
UrC Ealr-f Eheiis 80 cral bows, SO nat bag,
= ~ t-rr-s 20 tsk-s od-ai net l tskt sponge.
q q sulutur-1 kegs 81. 40 c1co2Hurs.
o. q 7 Dlaua-5 As clral. 7 rsEs suucrios-
p Eaaua-- c.r di- hutls sundries-
= kEltasz-a-1 tzdi r1s.s. bx sundrios-
r. FuEa-l o., * suudries-
-1E q C-l bag ! bx suutries-
F-uu n5-f 6a-hIc. rer Camden, FEB -
rn b Elnckfala 1c-2C-T q rouEh " lumber, - is
q t-aszal " l11hors Sls shiaees, 10 4 iafhs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
PASSENGERS.

F-uu M-ruuosl pr Morning star, FEB Sd-Rev !
ulann
F-u sTaurr pr CITY q Nelbcurne. Feb 6-Mrs Leesh-
Car LenErur and Is IN transitu fr san franciseo
F-v- Kr-.i NJ EHsues. Feb s-H A Eissuaun " D
ua-taG d Werr11re 7 Waterh0use and wife. Bon c
Eisl1r anE sa-rErt- 4 p Adams. " Wiluox- Ms L
Ls-sr - and serrant Il Stanisy and servant.
Mss 4 Whtrav Nss pErker Hon y Judd. Hartvell.
Fssiiss ard Eifs Coi c Il Judd, pervs Laos c
lla1a u1fe an nItreu and nurse. Hapai. Ms I
Auz-irr Nizl A a. Yeiiie. : h Black- and 81 deck-
F- san Frnrisoo per CITY q Meibourus, FEB 6oi :
s-arlE-c O. Wed and vife II Note, IAilant Sir
Iafii sferurl- Gen Brdz. Ierlpstead. beIst Al
sa--. NJ Autssare. Mi-s Dc Feie
Pr Wrdvurs Pets Frr star Kila1e1 Feb S-Reht Rev
Bsh1r WHls Capt Van Meuien 6 " AAcfArh4ns Vide
ham and daurhi1r C.pt Sason ard wife Miss Atwood
Miss Harker. d Vetnu-e. Il CoruWell " VI Weed. J \
Cai-iAtu grare piekeos5n and wife. Miss Wht, Ms L
= t.tl, Rev A Leu-ler. ard ah0ut Is Seck-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

THE FIRE DEPARTNEST-The annual parade of
this organization took plate on Wednesday last 1t
embraced three Engines, with the Hook and Ladder
Carriage and Hose Carriage, and nearly $50 men,
bers 10 all. Some Of the machines were well deco
rlted, the credit Of which belongs in part to the
ladies, who were quite patriotic on the occasion
Amer marching through the streets, the several
companies met at their halls and sat down 10 lunches
prepared for the occasion, excepting No. 9, which
had provided feast at Palama, al the residence Of
Mr. Wm. Austin. OF this our contemporary says;
" Here at s P. NJ the Company and invited guests,
altogether numbering some $50 persons, sat down
to s sumptuous repast in spacious booth erected
for the purpose. Appropriate toasts were proposed
duly houored and responded 70, foremost Of which
was Of course that of His Majesty the King and the
ROYAL Family. To this the Prince responded in
few well chosen words Inspired by the good cheer,
the pleasant scene aad the OCCASION 4 number Of
neat and telling speeches were made, and the time
passed very pleasantly. Both before and after din
ner there was dancing on the greensWArd beneath
the spreading trees Of Palama, 70 the music Of
Berve-'s Cotillon Band-seTerzl yiolins ard base
yiOi-the performers being native members Of the
Government band who have but lately learned TO
play on stringed instruments. They did extremely
well Il nav be added here, that while Mr.. Austin
catered for the gentlemen 10 the spacious bOofh-
Ms Austin entertained the ladies al The family resi-
dence The whole affair passed of to the saiisfae
lion and enjoyment Of an, and was In It's conception
and execution extremely creditsble TO the company"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
EXPORTS.

pr 81 F-uz-r per Un5uuntcd Fcb S-S10 bags ricc,
I. ka-s src1-- Tliue-i1-lsstic. ed, CSC ls-
Fa-s1u Fnnrscc per City u Mclbourus. FEB 6s2 kegs
tata- arcs Il haies pals. FsEs CURES, sks
r-ts- 81 iss SKINS. 81 hass nee q bags ccfee !
l.'as raar stfrs 80 tnchs hanauas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

RED CoRAL-The brig Morning Star brought up
from Micronesia large collection of corlls, in
Guiding the rare pink, dark red aud yellow varie-
ties, which are SO highly priced. Among the new
varieties, we notice samples of back coral which
has never before been brought here These choice
cOrsls can be seen at the wareroom back Of Mr. E.
2. Adams auction room, where Capt. Gelett has
them 10 charge Il is only once in SIX or twelve
months that such an assortment is offered here as
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
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LAIEIKAWAI, THE LADY OF THE TWILIGHT.
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Hawaiian antiquities, habits and sayings. 81.
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Also, for sale,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

~ The committee OF arrangements for BIS
Majesiys reception requested TO meet tins even
ing At O. Brewer Co.'S store, at O'Clock, instead
Of Adams auction room.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

HIGHLAND MusTc.-0n the CITY OF Melbourne
Eers Two musicians. Scotch bagPipe player. and
a Highland dancer. who have the reputation Of
being very accomplished artists in their way. Dur
iu- their stay II port they attracted large crowd
q natives, 70 y hon the music Of bag-piPe il
rare novelty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

"a NO Credits for Passage Money "a
Tickets Mt the ONCE only.
No berth VII be considered a. taken untg paid for Not
responsible for unmarried Baggage any Freight Par
Gels unless rseepted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
SAMUEL @. WILDER, Agent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

~ A Special Meeting Of Engine Co. No. !, will
be held this evening at ~ O'Clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

e The mail steamer from San Francisco can
hardly arrive before Saturday or Sunday She sailed
hence the 10th Of January, and is therefore but
p DAYS away.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

II Her B. NJ. ship Tenedos lett port on satur-
day afternoon for San Francisco, having been in
these waters since November, 1874.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

- The post-oflee despatched l,54O letters in
the mail BY the City Of Melbourne. During Janua.
~ asa foreign letters were sent away.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
DIED.

TELIurT-As Plaare Ascensioa Island, Pacific ocsan-
Aurust - is7t n Alexander HellOtt frmeriy q BATH
fs znf NsE Furk cify azed g year, He aoscd the
src zud iu ls1 h issTes nAtve wife and flur CHI
G-eu &c 1nau-u his Loss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

e Writing on the subject Of the cession 10
Great Britain Of the FIJI Islands, the New York
Herald remarks: The formal eession Of these
Islands to England is important only the begin
ming Of her probable absorption OF OF the other
groups lying between New Zealand in the south
and the Sandwich group in the north. Our Govern
ment, perhaps, will have nothing 10 say upon the
subject except that the independence Of the Sand
WITCH Islands be Disturbed -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

H. above named av cnprdn
90 m 4 dra bas-
b
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

~ There viii be a Special Meeting Of Mocha
mic" Engine Company No. . this "wednesday
evening, February 10Th at ~ P NJ. A full attend
ance is requested
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

The YoLCANo.-H. B. NJ. ship Reindeer returned
on Thursday last from Hilo. During the ships stay
at that port her officers visited Kilauea- Captain
Arson informs Us that the old south lake appears
very much as described by us in December. The
two lakes were quite active, and while the party
were on the bank Of lake Kilauea they had the re
marSsble good fortune to witness the formation or
third lake between it and Halemaumau. These
three were left in action aud described as sur
passingiy grand. At the Volcano Hotel Prof Forbes
and bis party were found, having made the tour
from kailua 10 the summit crater Of MOkuaweoweo
and thence down TO Kilsuea-a nidwinter feat OF
which be may well be proud. The summit OF the
mountain and also part Of the floor Of the interior
of The crater were found to be well covered with
snow. The Jet was found by him 10 be 30 feet
high OF the two craters be thinks that Of Kilauea
much the finest and calculated TO afford the visitor
the most satisfaction.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.


Fab g-S-hr Nls Morris Lena. FROM MolokAL
--s=hr Qld below kui1iua- fruni ainca 4 holo-
Orr. horses mule. Is hogs, l66 bags rice. II
dry t.ies, % gal skins, kegs sugar. ana Il pas
IN Us 2 .srse-r. Arson. from mo.
Am d Cauieu, Robiusaa. . days fron Port Gam
he
s-i- K-maHs B5liss. f-om wsimsa Koloa oargo.
$40 rarr surar u bids .af1u, 90 hides ] Dbl beef
scir N-auosavsi, kaiauAa, fr1za Kauai cl-y0; 80
s-ss.- MARI Ilieu. Mana. from Koaala. clryo; gsl
rkE~ sura-s boEs bo tallog- s. hidcs; and 8
ser FsI-y pussu. Ka,iaa. from uauAlei olrgo:
hg lrsa. - ikes sugar; aud ! passenger.
t-Aus Am mail stnr City o. Melbourne, Bruun, 81
dsgs f5.an sylney VIA Auckland
stmr kuauoa, Msrchant, from Kauai C,iryos 81
head cattle Shores bog.
s-sctr Natuc Merrill crane, from Lahsina. CIrg0:
GauEe-s srrsr. - hldess and ~ passenger
schr rrnce Seek from k1ua Kaa- C1rgos Is
bale Tuu 81 buchs bananas II bEs orauEes, -
Ids cane. bEs pil- bas rlat skins, 5di t-h,
hii calahssh. % pigs p1tatoes, ] bal cocoauuts,
81 rlats 4 e. butter, II bags fungus, 10 bags
caree- aud Is rsssfurers-
SER llama. Bates. fruu kuna ksu. CuTgo;
hos. "a hsies rulu s. bag coffee hides, rolls
i-aiisr. - EuaI skins y Dds pgtatoes - bdls
a-szl- ps-v5-s. krisssis. fro7u Molokai. Caryo.
hide : has eliza; and ( plsssrge-s-
SAILED.
q. AN zeEr Uudsuated Miller. f1- San Francisco.
schr Kuino Powers. f1r KR5ului
4-Sclr a lie a. lr-is. Lena fr Nolokai-
scar Active Pirsaliua In Ouumea-
Ell 81 Toredos Commander Pollard, for San
k1.t Az. nal stur City Of Melbourne, Brown, for
s-SrmF kIau-a Nsrchaut fr Windward Ports.
Sctr --al FeI.uN. Mis-, slr Koiaa wairnca-
SER ksus.' q. Blliss flr Ko1a Waimea.
s-ilr Harus kirno flE Napiuii
s1t- Falrs qaaeu. ka1iua. fdr uRnaic.
scIr ffsnutE au-ui. Ksiauao. Sc IianAlsi-
Sdt- Anne ueury, t1r koua kau-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

- The foreign jury can obtain their fees by
calling 90 the clerk Of the Supreme Court, between
and l2 O'Clock tins day, Feb TO-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
TEaw aeauuel
australian New Zealand Mail Seamers-Schedue for S7

rEIF PROM SYDNEY no san FRANCISCO.
Tar SydHsy. fDus a. Hosolslu An. at S Pan
Re S-Aslule Das. on about on or aboun
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
Eastern Goldfish.

Eastern Goldfish.
VNHE GENUINE ARTICLE-For sale b.
Il Ss BOLLEs 4 co.
Star Copper Paint,
IN GALLON AND HALF GALLON CANS
= For sale By &C. HoLLEa 4 90.
American Mess Beef, in Bond.
A SMALL LOT Tor lais By .rv
Potatoes and Cheese, per Murray.
REcEIyED AND FOB SALE BK THE IN
cALIFoRSIA POTATOES,
CALIFORNIA cHEEsE.
BOLLEs a CO.
California Lines -
q POrtiand Csmept,
caIifOFnla Brick.
For sale By BOLLBs ( co.
Polar and Sperm Oil,
IN QUANTITIES TO BGEr--Fur sale 81
u ~ BoLLks q 90.
Oat Hay.
REsT oALEFsEEHA CAT HAT-Eas siss ~
sPUNYARN,
UoRNLIEB. HoUsELEE, SIZZLING, MAR.
w LIKE, 4s- Bor sslo b.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

- We have received from Postmaster Brick
wood and also from sydney the new time tables
for the mail steamers, and find them correspond
very closely with that prepared last month by our
selves. As corrected and published above, II will
give the date of arrivals and departures sufficiently
accurate guide travellers and merchants 10 their
plans The line will now most undoubtedly be
kept up and during the present year be placed on
a more Satisfactory basis than heretofore.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

CHINESE NEW YEAR.-Our citizens are highly IA.
yored in having TWO new year holidays 10 each
year, the Chinese anniversary occurring about five
weeks amer the Christian New Year On Saturday
last, the Chinese residents received their friends,
entertaining them in their usual sumptuous way,
and appear to have bad good time generally