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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-22
Squibs.
Perm will pay of her debit with guano,

Perm will pay of her debit with grIano,
scent for cent.
y man i 1850 times ~ large as il
common honey bee. and Yet ii Is useless
Ia try and argue the matter with II bee.
Dci,oH Free Press.
Ma, go down on your hands and
knees IA minute please" ''What on
earth shall do that for. pet - Cause
want to draw an elephant"
An imcbiiatr fell and struck his nose
Against Il harher's pole. On being rails
ed from the ground. he asked "What'n
thundcr'S zat (hic) woman wi striped
st"rkim's on got thic) agin me ?"
y newly arrived family WAS lately
gazing at shop window in Rockp"rt.
Ill. Little gill -"Oh. mamma is that
a 'cn ," Mamma NO. my child. that
i> Il howl" Father No. my wife and
daughter. that is neither Il 'cn or Il howl,
but it i Il hcagIc, the IIcmblem of this
har>tcd country '"
Il am going to give you twenty five
stripes after supper said Il parent t" Il
commandment breaking son. Il would
rather take the whipping now. father,
/ than take amy further time. ''WhN :"
asked the indignant father. "Becamsc
they usually leave five Off for cash,
and of course I'll take advantage of the
usual discount"
\ professor asked his class, ''What is
an aurora ," \ student. scratching his
head. replied. well Pr"t,S>or, did
know. hut have folgottcn." "Wcl,
that is sad, very sad rcioincd the pro
fcS>or: ~'thc only man III the world
who ever knew has forgotten it,"
Potato-di"gcrS are quoted in Iowa at
$50 pei diem; college vaIcdictnrilnS
and poets rate Il tritc lower.
They have IL mad lot in the Cincin-
natl wurkhou>c. DIR. Qucsucr held Il red
hot iron near Il patient to see if he WAS
mad. and whether he waS nr not he got
pretty mad when The iron wI> applied,
and when the commissioners heard of
II they got mad aud discharged the doc
tor. and now lac is mad.
An Indiana >choulbuN has written his
name high up on the scroll "l iImr this
time. lis teacher wanted to know the
| number of zones "Four, was the re-
| ply "thc h"rrid, the t,igld, the tenn
p.r;ttc and the inrrmpcratc. He will
enter the lecture field his fall.
\ Milwaukee, lady who paid 80 to
| haNra wart removed from her no>,..
now wants to know what's become of
| the nose.
Will settle is the maine ol Il WiScon-
sin bankrupt. III, creditors hope he
will.
-" dnk, and vet ;" light" as the
man said when he looked At his ton of
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yusiness DIRECTORY.

Eg>'ncSS dHd LOcdiiOH Of tie lcdd-
g,.,ur<S Houxc< IN 81. JohnsbHry.
,.r,ruIturaI Tools and Hardware.
..s.lA Sons. H"yt's Block, L. Il. 81
Apnt nthecarie~.
.,.HAN Nn = Bank Block Main st.
Attorneys at Law.
.,1I,Y over l.. Il Office. and Post Office.
..EA IpE No. Calcd"miam BIN. up stairs.
....r l.p Main 81, over Hall \ Flrtchrr~.
.... l-ttir lI"k"r.
I:nnL- and stationery.
...rn, :uWEI.L. CaIcdnnan Blk. Main 81.
Book Binders.
, -r,Nf.> \ 60. Ngt'S Monument square.
HI,uk>--L".;,l and business.
. >n.l>FS 60. Monument Square.
Bakers aud C"nircti"ner>.
..~, |.E\pLEN Main Street.
tInihing. Hats and Gaps.
.. 4 uuulI Bank Block. opposite -. Johns
v.... dealer IN Ready Made Clothing. Hats
.....-. .,.,ar- furnishing ti""d-. etc, etc.
,Inthinu for N"m aud H"y>.
.tH.ENNk>A = 60. Fairbanks Village.
rrsL,r,. class and Stone Ware.
.I..\\k~ \ co. Fairbanks Village.
,.,..,ir.. r,r.r-IIanging-. Window shades.
.,.rEt>k>A CO. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
A mUAlN~ ruol"uiin El"rk, Nam Street.
II .... .-vITU I-uinri EInrL Nam Street
,,,J- ,.rnc,ric, and Fruits.
IN .IHrN~A ~ArIIIENGII.L. Eastern NNruu".
,r, ,....I. aud Ladies' Fame, Goods.
. ..,.r ,....,.. EI,.L Il l. Str,,i
Ii ..I.r.,\kSN t-n L,i,L,IkS VILLAGE,
IL,,,, and Feed
r.r.u,,u Eastern \,,uur
,,i,,,r,. and ,.,-L.t.
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VOLUME 39---NUMBER 1895.

the point he wished t" reach. He visit
ed Europe. recently. ito see the world"
aS he expressed il. accompanied 10y his
wife. who pilOted him about.
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JnfrLs.

ST. JOHNSEuRY HOUSE.
MAIN STREET 81. JOHNsBURY. VT.
GEO. Il. WALKER, Proprietor.
AVENUE HOUSE.
RAILROAD STREET ST. JoHNsEuRY, VI
HOWE a MORRISON, Proprirt"rs.
MEMPHREMAGOG HOUSE.
NEWPORT, VT.
W. +. BOWMAN Proprietor.
RUSS HOUSE.
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
:. II. SEYMOUR co. Prnprictors.
MT. MANSFIELD HOTEL.
STOWE. VT.
\ first class Hotel. with all the modern improve
ments. Recommendations for 300 guests.
y. +. KELLER. Manager
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
FRANKLI~ SQUARE EosToN
\ first class hotel in every respect
CI;OCKER Il EUCK, Pr"prrt"rs
ST. JULIAN HOTEL.
PORTLAND MAINE.
GEO. L. WARD Proprietor.
MARLBORO HOTEL.
:h!7 WASHINGTON STREET. BOSTON
On the American and European Plan.
y. l.. STEVENS. Proprietor
Formerly of rr"tter House, Bradford.
.EELMONT."
European Hotel.l
,;I:} Il G2J W AsHINGTON STREET RosToN
UOppo~ite Globc Theatres
\ new House with Elevator and all modern ap
p"intmcmiS.
Rooms 81 per day and upwards.
Good Restaurant nj moderate prices.
SANBOHN \ HARDY.
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,4ohn5burn (aledoni;n.


....rr-IFp EVERY FRIDAY III
NJ STONE; ~ co.
IIicr-' Monument, II. Johnsbury.
pa, copy per annum ----------- t.5o
DO .-..,.. 100 advance .----- ------ ~"
-.,,.-,ribcr will lind on his paper in con
o." - u.tm,. the. daI" 1" which hr has pald.
...rt = urCr~~IrN
. fr.... M Caledonia County. Suhscri-
l'-''- - county will remit with their sub.
..ur- IN addition Tor postage, aS the
...- tll postage on the fdt@d"nidn I"
.u.,. al the. Il Iuhn~burN Post Once.
,..,nf,u. IT all kinds done al liNin. prices.
I'' ...t .Ilui-ru machinery and ~hilltul work
,Irt- "l J"h PrIntln. can /" d"n"as
.,.,t, - M the cities.
,:l,ul-. ard and Paper stock constantly
Ett,.- of Advertising:
u,.- one inch spaced one week, sl.OO
I,.h cont InuanCc.. .----------- -
... .. .u,.-l one wrrk,.------------- -
.# cont IuutnCc.. Dc L.
- ....,. Iuch Of spaced per year. -On
o.. f- prI wear teach lInrl, -----------l lnu
- I.flN- Notices to Ic9i 9iSlaturr, etc. l.IO
.-....- ptr square. one week, ,----------l -
Iu|l cont iInuJncr.. ----- ."
...u uarnt> illustrated ,riH CUTS hreHtg-
,f ancr Orsr Srdlc rates. No Dbj'cfiOH0-
is rsr.irrd Gnd HofhinG bW legitimate
..... ...tuI Soitrd'd.
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\ Boston man Who has been blind
for over ID years, WAS recently standing
i'll Dock square with Il friend, When Il
passing stranger inquired the way To
Marion street. Marion street - said
the blind man; "whN. of course, Pm
going t" the Providence depot and will
show y"u,' whereupon hc took the
strangcrbN the earsi aud marched through
the streets, avoiding all ohsructi"n> with
marvellous ease, and set him down at
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\. {. y ~. \. IsNIsISITT,

..Ett / LAW l.. Il 81. II .I"hn~hurN
.I..'.0.|. attend I" anN professional bust
'-I--,i rn his '.iI,. AT mudrr:iI" charges
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l-HEb t'iNi '"'''' '
-ToN l. N co
IIirr-' Monument. II. .DohnsburN.
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the State He is now nearly sixty years of age,
and a hard money and incidental protection man.
His ability ranks high.
TIE AeAssIz MENoRrAL.-The whole amount thus
far contributed by the teachers and schools of the
country to the AgassiI Memorial Fund is $sl92.74.
OF this sum Massachusetts, gave the mOst-s2.555.O7
and South Carolina the least-25 cents CAlifor-
nis is down for sS4.16. She might have made it an
even sS5 without straining herself much
PRorEsr AGAINST REcIPRocrrr.-The San Fran
cisco Sugar refners have sent memorial to the Cal
fornia Senators at Washington, protesting against
the proposed Hawaiian reciprocity, the ground
that It would have the effect to transfer the business
of refining from San Francisco to the Sandwich Is
lands This is the old story again. few capitalists
think that theirs are the only interests that should
be protected. If they can't afford refined sugar as
cheap Hawaiian importers. let them put their CAPT
tai into some business that will defy foreign cOmpet
ton The capitalists have had their day, now let
the people take benefit. If the people to be
bed to the last drop to enable manufacturers to ac
eumuate wealth. then manufactures are not worth
the cost.-San Joss Mercury.
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Fst-uE-T s56-In the matter Of the proof Of th,
va q Ch-issisu EokHrs deosased-BefOrs Mr. Justice
EGur-s. Climber Petition Of Mrs Matilda EekAr
f1- Rrotuis q the WIl. wiz admitted 60 probate
H16 is-I tsss1ne1tH-y ordered to be issued to Mrs
Ecks-sv bonds Notice to be given to Creditors
far sirhi wrecks ia the Hawaiian GGsetas." Inven-
su-y u BE- fls5 IN twenty days.
Esszst a. 6oro. SeoeAsed-PetitiOn CT Sylvester
sHhlH- fur Letters Of Administration the above
Esasts he cours ordered letters Of administration
bs ssue8 q the petitioner upon his fling bond in
the SIN q $50. Nooe 20 be given to creditors for
fo1r vsdEE inventory 10 be fled in ten days.
Es.1is q T. GHlnand. aeceAssd-PettiOn Of E. Il.
Boyd and Goafrsy Rhodes for the settlement Ofther
ssouus Is RrssutorS Of he above Estate. Referred
&c thtN ustur.
Ess.as q ThOnAs King, deOsAsed-PetitiOn Of W.
C. Ra-ts fer usttlensut q the accounts as Guardian
and Trusise Accouuts approved and allowed and
Ia MAsss-'s rsporr coufrned- (See deeisiOnl.
Fsb-ua-y sssh-Proof Of Win Of John Meek, de-
cs.ss5-Pstioa q Horatio crsbb for Probate Of the
VA Tbe Court nhor hearing the evidences at great
lurh o-ssrsd the sth clause in the VIII TO be cor
zusss ~ sissrine the words EIGHT" lots to 1.-TWO"
lots, 90 shai L wsH ress, give and bequeAth two
lon 1e and admitted the viii and eOdicils TO pro
htss rutioct 70 the above correction. Eli Meek, with
Fe-UisEiun e the Court withdrew his remuneration
a. sEscutur, and lottsrs testanentary ordered
- Be iuEuei = Hi Meek Horace @. Crabb and ]. H.
Cousy. upor thsir fling joint and severAlb bond with
tNe surstiel in tas sam Of $le,ooo. Notice to be
puhc6 q credtcrr for four weeks in beth languages
lnrsutQry h be Sled IN thirty days A. s. HartWei,
Co1ans tor ooatoIiauts, noted his appeal 70 jury.
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GUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAI-
- IAN KINGDOM. = RICHARD II. STANLEY
VS.. CALVIN S. NATION and MARIA W. MAT
T00N, Assumpsit
Whereas, the complaint in the above entitled cause
sets forth that Maria W. Nation, Of the De-
PENDANTS therein, is now resident at Washington
in the District Of Columbia United States Of America
aud order made that service Of process her be
made by publication Of provided by
Statute such publication is hereby made follows
[Stamp.l
Of the of God Of the HAVANA
Hawaiian Kingdom. Islands. King;
To William c. Parke, Esquire Marshal of the King
dom, or his Deputy,-GTeeting:
You are hereby commanded to summon CALVIN
S. NATION and MARIA W. NATION, defend
ants, in they shall file written answer within
twenty days after service hereof to be and appear
before the Supreme Court at the January Term there
Of to be holden at the Court Room Of the Court House
Honolulu, in the Island Of Oahu, on MONDAY, the
4th DAY OF JANUARY next at ten O'Clock A. NJ,
to show cause why the claim Of RICHARD II. STAN
LEY, Of Honolulu, plaintiff, should not be awarded
him pursuant to the tenor Of his annexed petition.
And you are further commanded to arrest the said
Calvin S. Nation and detain him until he shall have
entered into security with sufficient suretes to abide
the result If said suit and to pay the amount of such
judgment shall be rendered thereon. And have
you then there this writ, with full OF your pro-
eeedings thereon.
Witness. the Hon. Elisha H. Allen, Chief Justice
Seall of Supreme Court, at Honolulu, this nth
day of November. A. D. 1874.
(Signed,) JN0. Z. BARNARD,
Deputy Clerk.
hereby certify that the above is a true and faith
full copy Of the original summons issued out Of the
Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian Islands, in the Suit
81 Richard II. Stanley vs.. Calvin s. Nation and
Maria W. Mattoon," and which original summons is
file in the ONCE Of the Clerk of the said su-
preme Court.
In Witness Whereof have hereunto set my hand,
at Honolulu aforesaid, this 24th day of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1874. JN0. &. BARNARD,
SIS 3m Deputy Clerk Of the Supreme Court
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II Lady Franklin whom many Of our readers
will remember calls attention again, through letter
by her niece to the New York Herald, to the reward
OF $1,000 which she has offered for the recovery Of
the records of her husbands expedition, and says
that 'f Stanley not engaged in other work she
would venture to stimulate bis enthusiasm in it's be-
half" Besides the esOOO, Lady franklin will pay
whatever sum three competent naval officers may
award compensation for the outlay involved, and
the payment of these is made binding upon her
executors, should the records be found after her
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Phases OF the Moon for the Month of March, 1875
rHEraEED NJ CAPT. DANIEL sNITH.
unNnLuIu MEAN TINE
COMMERCIAL.

H0NOLULU. KARcR g 1873.
The bark Delaware Arrved the 24t with cargo Of ium
Der 90 Messs Brewer Co She will load for Victoria and
suiI iu The course Of weeks
Schooner Nay arrived the 18th from San FrAnesoo
bringing az assorted cargo WAterhOuse, Esq She is
loading and VII the port about Saturday
Ba-k DeutsehlGnd sailed Saturday with full cargo Of
saru- valued At $4,000 for san Francisco.
BARK Uute Braesg has been laid for San Francisco by
Nsssrs Hacked o. and viii SAIL in the Of two
weeks
Mr. BErtUv viii bold credit sale Of staple English goods
0t Thursday and Friday q this week.
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ARRIVALS AT HAwA1IAr HorEL /:

~ The strong spring trades returned promptly
on the first day of March, after interval of over
three months of variable weather, during which the
winds have largely prevailed from the west and
north. In former years. some Of the shortest Passa
ges made by sailing packets were in the month of
March-ten days being nothing unusual between
San Francisco and this port.
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PASSENGERS.

From WiudwHrd Ports, stmr Kilauea Peb 2-CaptAn
samson and wife Bishop Willis and attendant Miss Bennett
Miss kAmola, Aiona, Mr. HarwOod Jordan, Mars
den, NJ Ldgste and wife, Miss Kahananui c Jones,
Obed Spencer Brigham W Macfarlane Mons Pernet Mr.
smith, Friel- Mrs dRxvell and children J West
Miss Kaniau, and - deck.
For Windward Ports per Kilauea March Ills tx Gov
Kip Judge Hart jordan, AioDa about IS deck
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w We have received the first of a new fruit
lately introduced from the East Indies, called the
SdpOtG. 1t resembles in size, shape aud taste ST.
Michaes pear, with It's peculiar russell skim and is
really choice fruit. 1t was grown in Dr. Hille-
brands garden, where are found the only trees of
the kind that have reached maturity 1t must prove
a valuable acquisition here, and we hope to see Ii
propagated throughout the group as it grows very
readily from the seeds of which each fruit has three
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-03

~ Readers should not fail to mail copy or
two Of this issue to friends at home. The last three
papers, from the date Of the return of the King are
all newsy and will be eagerly sought for wherever
the name Of King KALAKAUA has been heard or read
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TaI 49, 49, IL.

TIE New bedford Standard q Jan q contains The annual
review The AmooAn whale fishery. and furnishes very
interesting summary with number Of tables showing the
nurus which have taken place during series Of years
From review learn that although the feet has con-
uusd % dease the prospects coming
very good owing the advance in the prices Of oil and bone
is quotations ior sperm being Sl75 for whale 7Oc
and f1r vhalsboBe sL50 with light stocks on hand.
present Rect consists Of les vessels, Of all classes,
sus as 10 1872 and coz in the year 1854 The fleet dur
SAG distributed loovt: In North and South Attain
Oss Indian Ocsan IL Pacific Ocean and New Zealand,
90 Greenland, 4; North Pacific, is.
The losses in tie feet during 1871 very few, and the
number Of accidents smaller known while the
average q Oh and bone has shown decided improve
eut Thai q the Arctic hse set down sl5 bArres
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tB- The Steamer City of Melbourne will be due
here on Tuesday next fshe left San Francisco on her
schedule day-March LIST. But as 1t is the stormy
season on the Atlantic, the non-arrval OF the London
malls NAV cause detention.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-03

A NEW WEEKLT.-7Ae Islander is the title Of q
new weekly periodical, to be issued on Fridays, and
devoted chiefly to literary topics 1t will be pub
lished by Mr.. T. G. Thrum, and in form, size and
type, will somewhat resemble the PunehbOlol We
bespeak for 1t q kindly reception from the public.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-03
TIME TABLE,
OF
THE HAWAIIAN
STEAMER AffiE KILAURA

nB- NO Credit for Passage Money. "a
Tickets M the OfIee only.
No berth wiz be considered taken until paid for Not
responsible for unmarked baggage any Freight or Par
GELS unless receipted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
SAMUEL @. WILDER, Agent
Once with Wilder 4 Co. corner Of Fort Queen Streets
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tsy- The word BONANZA now used so frequent.
ly in connection with silver mining in Nevada, is
applied in mining to very rich find ofgold or silver
as In the Comstock mines; nautically It means a
fair wind at sea. Tie word seems to be in a fair
way Of Incorporation into the English language.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-03

HAvAL-The U. s. Ships Portsmouth and Tusca-
rora viii leave former for the coast of
Mexico and Panama, and the latter for Samoa, con.
veying thither the new United States Commissioner
Col steiuberger. Both these ships are expected to
return here in a few months
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-03

~ Mr.. Barlow holds an extensive credit sale on
Thursday and Friday, at which will be offered line
of choice staple goods received by late arrivals well
worth the attention of the trade.
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Tor,lgn COMMERCIAL Items.

whaling bark Eainbou Capt Bernard cogan. sailed from
Esv Bsdisl Jan n 1875 for the Arctic Ocean. The follow
inc hsr officers Phillip Omey Of New Bedford, isi
Iiss Hurtve "a mste Francis Perry, Sd mate; Hugh
Buft New Bedford, cooper.
or BEsKC-sone time ago taken to the SUI
rss oout a the United States IN which the main point
the value Of the French franc measured by
American The Court has just decided that it is worth
uneiseu and three mile Of American currency.
szIE s-EsNrEs-Ths New York World announces that
@ Pacific Mail Company have Just sold 70 parties Interested
u ths California trade the steamers California Orizaba,
ssuaa Raae Moongo and Gipsy, fr S225 600 reservng
right o. to Panama call all ports.
Tis California and eypsy used freight and the
passenger boats The California the hrst steamer
1ilas entered Francisco Bay.
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tS- meeting of che trustees OF the Queens
Hospital will be held tomorrow See notice.
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fS- Bark D. C. Murray sailed hence February l,
and ought TO have left San Francisco February &c,
10 which case she will be due here about the 18th
inst.
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~ review of the marines belonging to the
three American war ships will take place the Is
planade at O'Clock to-day.
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WARRIED.

WILKINSON sNFrH-At UlurslAkua Chapel Feb 9oth,
1ss b. 1s ~ B-idref Thos Wilkinson 70 Rebeoca
1idasg dHl-ttur q Nr sus Suyth-
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- Bark Jane A. Fallinburg is due from Port
land, with dates to February l5th-eght days later
than last steamer dates.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-03

~ The Steamer Macgregor will be due here
from SYDNEY via Auckland, Sunday next, en- route
for San Francisco.
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tE Mr.. Adams holds his usual weekly sale to
day.
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~ Two decisions of the Supreme Court will be
found on our fourth page.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-03

~ Steamer Kilauea goes next week to Kauai
and on the 18th TO Hawaii.
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y from I
sam in Inch
~ a Y boats
nswU tuk
De % dS Eaeup
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

a REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD
IA of Trustees Of the Queens Hospital will be held at
the Room OF the Chamber Of Commerce on THURSDAY,
March 4th, 1875, at IL A. NJ.
Per order p A. scHAEFER, Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-03

tE The Monarchy in Spain evidently is in dread
of Liberals or Republicans. The Protestant news
papers in Madrid have been suppressed serrano has
left for France and CASTELAR, refuses to acknowledge
allegiance TO the new King and has resigned his
Office as commissioner TO the Philadelphia Centen-
NAL. Yet Alfonso in telegram, talks of liberty,
peace and concord. There is little hope of perma-
nent peace in Spain under his rule.
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Wantad,

A SITUATION IN A FAMILY As COOK
IA HOusekeeper, by a middle aged female. APP
ply Mrs Singers OF Queen and Richard Streets