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= WHAT IT WILL CosT-in the report OF Mr.. Rob-
ertson. Premier of New Sonth Wales on the sub
ject OF octsn telegrapby. il is stated that each
mile 81 - submarine cable cosIs about G300, so that
to lay a cable between Honolulu and San Fran
60 156. 900.
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Who THEY AKE-Thirteen Representatives voted
yesterday to sustain the ministry. The majority
for the ministry was eight. and there were ten
Representatives who are already appointed as tax
assessors how many out of the other three will yet
get offices, we shall see.
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ODD FEIIows.-The following officers elect OF
Excelsior Lodge. No. !. |. o. o. F., were Installed
on Tuesday evening, Jaly 1Ith. by DD.GS.. D.. \.
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THE HEATED TERa.-The weather has been nota-
bly, hot for 4 week past. and but for the trade winds,
what should We do2 And yet, the mercury was
only up to 900 in the shade on Sunday last, whereas
in Sacramento city and New York 1100 is a common
figure at this time of the year.
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NOTICE
THE RIDGE HOUSE !
KE1L4KEKUA B1 IA W4H.

IA THE HA Ian ARE
Ellf&H noted the world oyer for their unrivaled salubrity Of
~ climate. Certain localities in the group sre esPec-
k.zkE& tally favored in this Say.-The District Of kons, on
the Reward side of Hawaii, has long been famed as a place OF
resort for inyaiids with bronchial, or lung diseases. With its
pure and mild atmosphere, with its absolute freedom from
storms or high winds, with its porous soil which, with all la
rich vegetation, retains no dampness and yields no malaria, and
with an unvarying ten perature-that Of the American or
Southern European uns-ALL THE YEAR ROUND. the
climate Of Kons is one Of the healthiest and most luxurious on
the globe.
The undersigned, at his house at kaawaloa, a house une-
qualed in the district for size, cleanliness, commodiousness,
and thorouEhness Of furnishing, is prepared TO give boarders
excellent rooms ano ali obtSinsble comforts in the way OF diet.
THERE ARE FRESH WATER BATHS
on the premises. and fine sea bathing within a short distance.
The steamer Kilauss and the schooners Uilama and Prince, run
regularly between Honolulu and the Kaawalos landing.
meats ar Itself unon inspection' A. A. TODD.
KssEsloa. Kealakekua Bay. Kona. Nov. 10, 1sI3. dl
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TYPHOID IN NEW ZEALAND.-We note the preva-
lence of typhoid fever as mentioned in the Auckland
papers. The people are justly alarmed, and the dis
trict whei elm it prevails is cut oh from communica-
ton with the outside population II is VIGOROUSLY
contagious.
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ANNEXATION IN THE PAcIFIc.-At Q meeting of the
Royal Colonial Institute held in London on March
Dist, under the presidency of the Duke of Manches-
ter, there was read a paper on " The Civilization of
the Pacific written by Mr.. Coleman Phillips. of
Auckland. The views of the writer may be ascer-
tanned from his statement that nit was to our inter-
est to acquire every spot of land in the Pacific, not
only for its intrinsic value, but in order to prevent
other powers obtaining such valuable possessions"
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By order of 8. b. DOLE, Esq, Administrator OF the Estate Of
John Booth, deceased. under license from the Supreme
Court, dated November 2i, 1875.
On Saturday, ::::: July goth

A. u O'Clock noon, at Salesroom, will be sold,
That certain Valuable House Let, With Building thereon, sit
uated on the east side of Smiths Lane, in Honolulu with a
frontage OF chain asa feet, and described as follows, per Royal
Patent l56. award 81:
joining the French Mission premises, and Makai side CT this,
and running South 42o IS East, ! chain 46s feet along
French Mission Place to John Hobbs lot, and South corner Of
this ; thence North 81 > IS East, IS Alp feet to North corner
Of John Hobbs lot In slight angle OF wall thence with 1eo
East SO feet along wall and John us premises TO slight angle
in wall thence North "a so East, GO feet along John IFS TO
East corner Of this lot thence North 40 as West / chain
6 T-l2 feet along lot claimed by Hanakii to Smiths lane at
North corner Of this lot thence South SO > IS West l chain
4s IL feet along Smiths lane to place OF commencement,
taking In walls on n. w. and N. f. sides only Area 26
SQUARE fathoms 10 square feet. There are two dwelling houses
beside out-housss on said lot, and water pipe IL laid on,
Ell p. ADAMS. AuclnneeF.
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Rates of Passage win be

No Credit for Passage Money
TICKETS AT THE OFFICE ONLY.
No berth will be considered as taken until paid for. Not
responsible for baggage unmarked or any Freight or Parcels
unless receipted for.
FREIGHT mi DUE ON DEMAND {:
NJ An effort will be made to have the Steamer reach Homo
lulu on the evening of the same day she leaves Maui.
SAMUEL G. WILDER, Agent.
Office with Wilder < Co, corner of Fort and Queen Streets.
mh25
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CoxxnTED.-Yesterday the first oficeF Of the
bark .fidsn Besse, charged in the Police Court with
the ofense Of smuggling opium, was committed to
take bis trial in the Supreme Court next week
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S4Tf RDAY. JCLY
BRIEF Mention.

JcEoEs.-w- ar raq,'esfat ~ me clerk II ~
Supreme Court e.. sss tlia' jurors mas receive
their fees oy calling a, the Court room from 9 ill
IL O'Clock today.
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INCENDIARIsM PERHAPs.-On the morning of the
18th instant, at 3 o'clock, a fire was discovered
to have been kindled under one end of the veran-
dab of the Haleakala Boys School Building, at
Makawao, and before it was -extinguished had
burned away one corner of the verandah and dam
aged the floor of one of the rooms. No clue has
been found as to the original of the fire: but from
the fact that the Female Seminary was destroyed a
few years ago by incendiaries, and that an opposi-
ton to the Boys School has been set on foot in the
district, it is not impossible that the fire was kin
died by some malicious person.
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THE PACIFIC
GOmmertialA

PHAsus oF rHE Moon T0E TIE month ~ JULY
ls.a-unnnLNLN MEAN 1LME
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a WEDDING FEAsT.-The social gathering at the
residence of the Hon. A. s. Cleghorn on Thursday
evening was one of those pleasant episodes for the
conception and successful execution of which Homo
lulu bears away the palm. The air was delightfully."-
cool and balmy; the numerous parti-colored lights
among the trees and shrubbery presented a scene Of
singular beauty; the music by the band was fine;
the collation. was elegant and appetizing; and the
large and brilliant company Of ladies and gentlemen
(including Royalty and the Diplomatic corps) evil
IDENTIFY enjoyed the whole immensely while all heart
lily congratulated the happy and youthful pair thus
auspiciously starting hand in hand on the voyage of
welded life.
THE Rev. CHARLES CLARK.-By letters received
by the last mail from Australia, we learn that this
celebrated lecturer, elocutionist and humorist, in
tended to leave Sydney en- route for San Francisco
on the Goth Of the present month, and would perhaps
remain in Honolulu for q few days. Mr.. Clark is a
Baptist clergyman, a native Of London, where and
at Melbourne he has gained the reputation of a great
pulpit orator. The press of Australia and New Zea.
land speak highly of Mr.. Clark's entertainments, Of
which We are told that although they are in the form
of lectures, they are not " lectures" in the ordinary
acceptance of the term. Including the illustrative
recitals, they are given without book or note, and he
treats all his subjects in an original and interesting
style. His repertoire consists of The Tower Of
London, " Charles Dickens" Oliver Goldsmith
and {" Christmas in Old England"
~
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A SATISFACTORY REFUTATIoS.-Ou readers may
remember that in the issue of the Ga-eHe for May
10, appeared an article over the heading Of Official
Rudeness," followed by one of the same tenorxn the
oath of May, in which it was asserted that ga dis
tinguished stranger" had been treated discourteous-
ly if not rudely, by the Postmaster General. We
learn that by the last steamer a letter has been re-
ceived in town from the gentleman referred to-Sir
Daniel Cooper, at Syduey-in which he distinctly
denies the truth Of the statements made by the Ga
.ehe. He expects to visit Honolulu again early in
October. The following is a copy of the letter al
luded to:
"Woonahra House, Rose Bay, Sydney, 2s,h June, 1870.
"A. P. BRIcKwoop, Esq Postmaster General, Honolulu.
Dear sir: ] am In receipt Of the three newspapers, alma
nae and chart Of the port OF Honolulu, for which ! beg TO
thank you.
- am sorry that any annoyance should have been given
you about my reception in your office. You paid me all the
attention I required, and ! never thought Of making any com
plant. " Believe me, yours very faithfully,
"DANIEL COOPER.
"P 81 hope 10 see YOU sSsiu early In October"
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