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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-17

Special Notice.
The Nboye rroneriy entirely surrounds the
noted SODA kIsRTNGs at kodaville celebrate
ed for the curative properties of its waiers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-17

THE FALL TERM of this Institution wi
i begin on MONDAY fySEPTEMBER l. Aoi
with the following
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-09
Australian Comments on the New
American Mail Steamers.

For the most pari, the Australian papers are
very severe on the Pacific Nail boats and their
irregularities. A Dunedin paper says:
Pablie attention has been 50 much occupied With
the elections that te Of 1t has been deE0sed 70 the
Irregularities connected with the eomneneemeuf Of
the San Francisco service BY the Pacific Mail Com
pany. which have not, however, Alt0Eether escaped
notice and q portion Of the Press has strongly re-
commended that the penalties incurred by the con-
pAly in Ealing to send their 6rst bOatthe Vasco de
Gana-10En to port Chalmers should be rigidiy en-
forced The nail shipped On the cyph-s1es Al We'll
ingt0a very snail one, and the authorilies
placed il board with the express reservation that
their doing not to preodies their right to NJ
cover the penalties and the Government also, We
understand protested against the size and character
Of he beat as net beng in uee0sdAass with the terms
Of the contract"
A Sydney paper refers to the City Of San
Francisco in the following complimentary
style:
The first Of the Pacis, Nail Co line Of steamers.
built especially 70 carry The nGs between the eolOay
and San Fr.oeiseo arrived 6th Instant She Is truly
spendii vessel. a1d fny bears cat tie glowing ac-
counts thai have reached Us TIE public WI nov
have an opPurtunisy Of judgng Of the 6ne class Of
StezmerS The company inten3 clpl0yiRg in the ser
rioe- So many Erst-Slss Fessels have lately visited
o1r part that i Wolli El1oSt appear SnTidioas 70
draw es1psrssns b1t n strict juScs i i ony fEir
state th1t, whether n The form a han or elaborate
a5orlmrlt Of iuferior E0ald be iczlt to conceive
any hing ae-e Psrfest. - In
shuTi The ress arpeArs fs-ssct IN every pErtcular
and 10 expense has besa Epare3 ty he company %
make her crsiit 60 TIE serFies- Daring her say
Il po-s she has bee1 docked eleaned and coalod 4nd
uill take her dsArzrs far KAnasra TINS evening" II
0iSlosk- Shs ms besa tkn ssnt-e ct attracfion
since her arrival, having bSs1 VISITED BY hundreds Of
0uT oii-sns. suziuns = SRsssi bsautifa vessel
TIE so1nEnasr and ocs-s o0u-is01zly sIloEing Per
Fscs f--ednz a. Al
The New Zealand Herald says Of the sane
slip-
We Esel assursd thsss vessels, N rsint Of bsE1;y.
Esrazneda.7sz, bah fa- psEssn-s-E md frsirht ~
~sll sgd. VII EulIsss 1usthing sFsr he
Rzrfcs and. Eith thaazAnds inta-nstsl n TIA sue-
$3.50 % Ann Ehirz, wish the fsst = buH-ey
= God Erursn A viii be Eesn ty the report Of thu
CITY 90 Snn Fl1ucin8 ur hsr rSi trip zhr h.s ZONE
u % IN zFsalztigns of IN AlEri.zz reuglBs md
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Ia lins szg FsEsa1iEsd E TN lrnsslf-g hiis. and
Eiri- laa-ini@s-iu- % the1rur-uats g this cob
ny ana Eer South Wslss-n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-09

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-09
The Elections.

he polls Tor thz DsS--S-s q Ho1oluIz -ere
sgesel Ee1ae=a4y, Rsh. II, = A. and
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I'd = tie p-ecaE-oaary MEASURE e h1vins al
the 6ll0- shoQs and stores. thVOushOut The
CITY closei 6urins tie day AT 5O'elOck P n
the P.alllzs es&ssi, and The eozREius Of balI0ss
ms occupied about tao boGrs
and half, and AZ k1lf past seven the result
vaz aaaaGnoed 70 N eager crowd from the up
per balooay q Aliiolani House. BY Inspector
General Hitchcoek. As foIlows-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-09

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-09

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-09

Philadeiphis paper says: D." Il seems . strange,
but nevertheless IL il afrae fact that there %
many young ladies Who their livelihood as live
Law figures for The art academies -, This may be
deemed a strange fact IN Phiadeiphia. bai It IS
common enough in New York The OuIy strange
thing about It Is that n country where y0ang ladies
are so generally beautiful 80 few Of them should Be
sufficiently 50 TO models, The ire models IN
trive 70 utilize lttie children fron the streets for
models, As EdOuAFa Frsrs dses in Eeaasa.
REcoSc1LIArIOx AFrER coxFLTcr--IIe vas strslIinz
around town while the beat vas taking On freight
and coming TO where four or Eve nen sat under al
awning, he held his hand each IN taru and re-
marked: "a Shake, Stranger Altho1gh I've stood
where shot fsl around ne ike randrnPs n shower,
v2st resOneiiihfion nov-geauine peaee" Al J
What battles yo1 IN = asked Of the me1- II
wasn't II any, mister" the stranger replied " Il
was IN the saet tags- az St Leais he shot came 80
fast r. And the et5sd Eent over alter soda water
-v5eksburg Herald
PUBIlc LlsRKRIEs or zEE UxTED STGTEs.-Thure
.re in he United States mare than ssrsnty public
Libraries Ehich contain over - 600 volumes each or
ese nine possess more than 1eo coo vslunes seven
more thar 50.o0o and less than 1poo00, and seTen-
tesn more than 5000 and less than 3. coo. Ths
largest collssio1 Is the COngross Library. uch has
81 e0t Toluuei The P1blis Library e Boston con
tains nearly the sane number, and Increases the
rate of Is 600 vslumss yesr. Harvard College has
200. 600 the Ast0- and the Mercantile OF View York
las 600 pluh the 1IerraztiIe and The L7brErv Con-
pauy Of PhlaasIphia les p0e and IDl zoe respective
Is The arhs-Hum 81 Bnston. 10, COO and Yale
t1allsgs 7ea. eso. Ths EeE Turk sr1tr Lfb--ry. -
Albany, has s., soe Toiu1rs. not including fbs Law
Iihr1ry, which has = SEQ. The socisty Lib7ury, uf
View Turk possesses q bgg rolu1es tke Pnbiir q
Cinriuuati. g. 1oo thu Peabody I1stirufs Balt-
nav, s. 900 <hs AufiQuaTiz1 Sosi1ty e y arctsrsr
g. 300 G1d tbe Aup-ersisss, q New TorS and
Dz-tuoutk Coilszu 50 no ezrh- Th1ss walsh c1r-
tsi- more tzn Is 200 s-e Is Follows he hrrcantile
Of BrBoklyn Wnikirscn. ~ Hartford Hefedufiie OF
s. Luuis curuel Unirs-sitE Historical SuciatE, az
New Turk Safe q 1[zryia1d State 81 11ichirnr
Puhiics Il Chisz-0- S-.ts 81 0tis; 1IErszutile q
San Frznciss5; Surzsuu 6ansrl's 0Ezcs 81 ErsSinr-
t11 D1irersi.T 81 Tirririz Clty q Sr-i1-Eald
STATE aF NassH6nussffs Pubiic sehnul e s. Il5uis
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-09

LNhNnA1A1H A AAhN AAAD-Alc Euha4elF 0t4
Navy Yard vas purchased recently, for 81 900 0e0
The purchasing party i said 70 Be the Pen1syIraai4
Railroad Company
TIE LArE MIxIzrEE AvERT.-Frou our alss Of
death Of Minister Avery On November 4th he vas
taken i'll At Peking With compliant Of the kiinsys,
which terminated fatally on the sth. The body vas
enbaimsd aud taken. under charge Of Mrs. Avery.
on board the United States corvette Monoea-y. and
arrived al Shanghae. November seth. The Chinese
Tsang-i Yumen furnished guard Of honor to Tent
sin, ani Mandaria Li-Hnng -Cha1g fron thence to
Shanghss- The Tsung-i Tunen have also sent 70
Mrs. AEeTy = handsome Chinese scroll resting the
virtues ofthe deceased Minister. formal faneraI
Preeession took pace IN Tieutsin Mr. Avery's last
expressed wish that he might Be barred IN Cali
fornis--S. p. Ada
The Cathedral ofthe Holy Cross one Of the largest
Catholic eharehes IN this so1tEy. vas dedicated Dee
Sth With imposing ceremonies, which began a 10
o'clock With the outdoor pr0cessi51 q clergy xround
the entire edi5cs- Among the clergy present we're
Bishop Lynch Of Charleston. Hsndrickson Of ProTi-
dssee. O'ReiIly Of Springfield, De Goesbrisud Of
Vermont, HsalJ Of Portland. and the RsT Mr
Hughes Of Hartford, with Prslafes from Nsw-Tork
and other States Archbish0p Williams vas ceIebrant
q the P0ntifcal Mass. and Bishop Lynch preached
the sermon The immense ediscs vas eonfortably
sled By congregation Numbering a. kleast 1900
persona The ussic a1d other features of the Of the
csre7onss were u c0nsouance With the Erzndsur Of
the oorasio1- he sosae inside the czthedrsI was
one Of d.zziing magnifesnes-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-09

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-09

81 40 Credit for Passs-s Money. -
Tickets at the one emily.
70 berth g Be considered zien uHt1 paidfrs ROT
responsible fgr BaKe Or any Frexht o. PAP
Gels unless receptef for.
Freight Money Dus o. Demand.
BS An efort WI Be male 70 have The steamer rrach
Honoi1la ne evening o. the same Day ne ie4yes azL
SAMUEL g. WILDER. Agent
0ce withTlder Co.. corner u Forf 4 arsu STREETS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-09
HoNEwARp nouNp.

The Morning Star LEFT Butaritari, Gilbert ISL
ands, December sd 1875, and anchored out
side Honolulu February 9Th 1876, after forty
five days of head winds, calms, and gales.
She has sailed II 200 miles since leaving HO-
nOlulu, has done missionary work on twenty
islands, anchored thirty times, remaining at
anchor ninety-two days, and Mr.. swintOu, the
ever ready mate, has bOated inside and outside
lagOOns, more than $50 miles. The total length
of the voyage Is $50 days. All hands have
been well. Of the crew it may be truly said
" No better could ever be expected on the
Morning STAR No accident of any kind has
occurred during the voyage.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-09
Seaside Gnftage

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-09

and Is scattering, making total Of 81 names bal
lotted for.
! The result shows the choice Of three indie
pendent representatives, Nessrs. Waterhouse,
KAnakau, and KalaukOa, and Of LilIkalani,
who was supported BY the Government, and
headed the Government ticket, The election
shows clearly that the candidate who oOmmen-
CTS the earliest, and works the hardest by per
solIal solicitation or otherwise is the one most
likely to win
Of the four Successful candidates, three are
new TO the business Of Legislation, bat the re-
suit seems On the whole to be generally salts
factory, and no complaint can be made Of the
representatives chosen.
Among the humors Of the Election was the
depOsiting by an Honorable Plyy-C Councillor,
Of sealed envelope in the ballot-box, which.
when opened by the judges was found to con-
tain, not exactly ballot but bill from
schOOl-teasher for tuition
KoOLAUPoKo.
In this District g. BareIiaba was elected by
a majority OF los votes. The following is the
full list Of candidates and baIlOts cast:
yOsss Votes
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KooLAULoA-
There were in this District four candidates,
of whom J. L. Nall received majority of
votes. The list IS as follows:
L YAM. Eup.u....... IFS
4 n 4 La 4
wAIAIUA-
SIN. Naukana, who represented this Dis
triet in the last Legislature, Is reelected. The
following Is the list Of candidates:
n x..s.-. ..s. V ..i: Rev, / y p.l4.i r''i 10
EVA AND wAIANAE.
In this election District S. W. Mahelona,
who was also candidate in Honolulu, was
elected by amAjOrity of =. TheballOtingwas
as follows
v. N:e''-' ''si'a, IS Is E''s-'i'
Thus We have, as was the case two years
ago, bat single foreign Representative for the
Island Of Oahu
HID.
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ce-safa Ezy he uH1ziE b-zzk ~ Tx oa-los bIxcS-
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t1-1E taull ail1 su1 i Gs-zS E1- Epqezr thzr yo1
z.---pcel l. All1 LIZ eiecEigs Al AL lo1 S1y ycz
d NJ - - beca1se yec fSsred ocSzea q Tie 1
pSaeS
Al Tie rslSo1S zee giTe - yozr letter, are iuSz-
cienz u jGSty yo1r c1z1uet- Il T0z searsi h-eac
of The l<acr. i 50 yOzr GCty 10 call upoa the I
S1eriE - ksSp orter. AL - DsslseEiz. 0Ee1 the
ol tx E11-uil TaE electio1 CAV, SacE cue II
you azs reu5erpt biseif Isl5le - f1e of I've han
Act paSSe5 tar 2fh June 1SS 10 rsuiate The quail
Eczi51n Of secs0rs Tor tee rsprese=EariEes 10 the
legislative Asss1hly o. Tie ki1gl0al-
N1ilS-, Il Mr. kz11L o. zny other person, b. any
tArczf o viole1cs against yo1, 11y u y0U,-oT
zuy iuiiaaiiztio1 q yeE, sny of yoa.-0hstruetsd
you IL tbs performances o. your GuIy, ~ Rendered
himself Ii1hle TO imprisonment for one year, or
The Peuzl Code ToES you sSe that SGilsS the law
protects yO1 amply II the diSchare Of your duties.
4 Wa yoar fur1her duty hold TIE election under
any circumstance his YOU have rot done. and
the uext legislature viii take yc1r case into eousid-
Grafton, o. not, As they may see IL But in the
mean tine yuu vii proceed 10 give notice in sc
eordznee with Section rs Of The Civil Code which
nav rad zs follows
ssWEEkELs, by reasOu Of failure 10 hold an
election in tins district the first "Wednesday OF
February, 1876; there Is vacaney in the represent
alton % the legislative Assembly in this district;
therefore, public Eotiee j hereby given that viii
hold an election Al the school house in Waimez,
hauai. and IL the school house on the Island Of
Niihzu, On the - dzy Of - commencing at
, 'eloek II the afternoon
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B0STOA AID HONOLULU PACKET LINE

80 c Brewer 4 co.-Agents. ~
lzds ~ st1rags anG shir1,ert III on none WI
chez ar1h4ndiae 9 lew Deifoe1 Baston View Tsrf ~
et1er Eastern Poria- - Cab Alranesr rnad.
-7FlJ q EEEWEH 4 CO.
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Luna Auhan-
Wainea, Kauai, - day OF --, 1870 p
Yoa VIII take care that all three Of You sign the
notice that ten clear days given exclusive Of the
DAY u dale VI The hoee aud DAY Of the election aud
that Tie notice IS posted in AL public places, more
especially the Court House door, 81 The Churches
the stor OF the DISTRICT and other public places
am told that one OF TIE points of objection IS
that two Of you have withheld tax receipts Of the
people This viii not justify any person in threats
VI yOe1ee against yea, bat think it proper 10 warn
You that Il any person should withhold tax receipt
from voter and the5eby prevent his FOting, he
would Be liable 70 prosecution for damages the
part Of the voters aud if person be prevented from
voting 6y OF such Illegal eondRct. the cleo
ton IS liable be declared void, and the person
WrunSfaily preventing one from voting may be
proceeded against for corrupt practice
No vote unless he produces before the
Board his tax receipt, with the words "qualied 10
vote" impressed thereon This is the plain com
mand Of the Law. expressed in section IL Of the
act Of 1858 and this law IS not repealed the In
spectors mnst see that il IS carried out
have the honor 70 be your Obedient servant
WILLIAM L MoEHoxUA-
To MeSsrs- A. W. MsiohO, Dist J1stsce Wsimea,
Kauai; : K kuapun, Tax Assessor Waimea. Kauai:
I r. kapuniai Tax Collector, Waimea, Kauai In
sPeetors VI Election for Representative from Wal
mes, Kauai, 10 the Legislative Assembly OF lS7s-
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MOlTLOCE ).

Six days after leaving BOnebe, on Sunday,
Oct. 10Th the Morning Star anchored in tie la
COON Of LukOnOr, and on the 18th reached Sa-
tawan where she remained until the 18th when
sail was made for Pingelap arriving there Oct.
9th, and al BOnebe on her return from the
West, Oct slst after &c days absence. Three
churches % eight, fourteen and sixteen mem
bers were organized, and Obediah, a native
teacher was ordained as their pastor on Mort
locks. At Pingelap loo members were received
into the church on profession of faith, and up
wards Of twenty-five couples were married
A large stone church, IS by IS with walls four
feet thick and fourteen feet high has been built
here during the year 1875. Mr.. Sturgis or
damned Barnabas, the teacher of Pingelap, also.
These out stations of the Reube mission are
the most successful and interesting in Micro
ncsia
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For Renf.

rIfE HOUsE LATELY Ocrrprxn
LII y Mr. = ~ Carter sifaats ar ne corner n 49,
49, " - -l1 r.ileflo'sl stl Puasea.ioa siFes aue-
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S--az1Exi -rcEr 8 L--EriH-v Ten. A. n ES-L
Sine = lusla-l a. -ai elrs rea ClsrS- o.
-Esla11r -11lErss iilczslzs 1at Ecl-E
lal- .zl ~ gi-1 $500. z-.E rl7r
sl.-I b. Enlzr1 e-lIl ~ is s1-ss - - rll-- ~
an - 1lEr cs--liss c-zE 5ns--sf - n FaA-=.
1alE--rl aa-<F sla-n -=-ziEz SAL
lr-f ~ 1z- X ne s.l - 49,. vlill1s
AM rarss * - re-r-E CEAELES 8 EAEErS
AELA,CDS -rnEa
-ES=-e e tae $780, Cu1--
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For Sac or For I.aaaa-

A A HAEDSoWE COTTAGE PLEASANT
IL I. .oe-t1 Win s1r1eu. e. cs1talalu raror flr-o
s'e.iroou1s, tEo ei0sets dining roaua fitr6eu -
PANTY bathroom. ssrsants horsr e-lr... -. -
-,.s Al ven conFenleu and Ia perfect srIIer 2ro -
- HUGO sTASGEyWALD - b