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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-05-30

TIE AUSTRALIAN COLoNIEs.-In speech de-
livered lately 10 New Zealand, by Com. Hoskins.
who is in command Of the British Naval forces in
the South Pacific he referred in the following Ian
gusge TO the possibility of the Colonies being at
tackled by foreign power AS regards the dan
ger to this colony from hostile attack, he con-
sidered il small The work at the outbreak of s
war between two great nations was so concen-
trated, that no large attachments could be spared
10 attack the colonies. The danger was rather
from small expeditionAry force, or from priva-
teers. In case of war being declared, our cnm-
merce could be carried almost entirely in fasssteam
ers. As for fighting land, the danger was
remote one, though he agreed that the young
men of the colony should be prepared for that
little military training was an admirable thing
for them, as it taught them something of disci-
pine, and also how to carry themselves well"
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COW nERCIAI..
HnNoLrLr ny b. Is;

HuNOLCLE. Ma ~. 1871
ur fur.Eu arrivals during ihr past week very mea
gre bs.ns ssu-i % vysscis-the British bark kin
euus months iiza Liverpool with full cargo Of as
s5rtsa merchandise oonssi to 7. Il. DAv Is, Esq.
portion o. so destined Portland Oregon, for
vhi-h place she vii leave month.
The other foreign arrival is the Russian eS-vette
Bayau beasing the Adtiras a, bound from san Fran
csco - III River she touched here FOR supply
q olal. and procasd her v0yagy In a day
There several vessls Overine from foreign ports,
iuciusnr the bark CauadeH Puget sand the bark
W. A. Holcoub from Francesca; the bark Helen W.
AlHay from Humb5dt Gay and Tire bark Ioua from t.
hll Thr~e these vesss viii bring Of lumber
Ais port
ne ssarcify tor tie inter island ooasing
trade felt aud orders for heavy freight have had
De frelueHJy for time untitled The STEAMER
zone here August vii partly supply the want, but
zchoouers o. 80 burthen needed AT
Uace.
The nah ssezuser from Francisco will be due early
u0a1rr0W morning, FOR Auckland anc sydney.
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PORr OF no NOLULU.


ARRIVED
lIsyss-Schr Wsruirk } Buu from Moiokai.
Schr kulzuanu, Mana, from kohAlA-
-s-Schr Puc1sahl Clarke, froul Hama
schr Eiuau Ahuii.aia. from uaualei.
Schr MAauukastis kAlls. ifuzu NAgtliwtn.
schr AArilu. Christian. troul Nawilisiii.
Scar Mar Eilon. katiua, from k0iitlA-
scar PARRY queen. Peal, frlm Hill
Shirt LARK Kineune, Cihusss i50 dys I'm Liverpool
Stmr kianca. Reynolds from MiudvArd Ports.
=7-sehr Anaie kalua, kau-
$-H a : BsyNu. Admiral PouEiue, i days from
Sal ETauciscQ.
Schr ksraaiis. Quincy, from kaloa aud WaineA-
SQ-Schr Neftie Merrill, Crane, frQtl LAhaiEa-
SAILED.
-P City q Sydney. Desrborn. for San Francisco
schr Nettir Merrill Crane. for LAhalnA
Schr Ia MOI Wilbur fas kahului.
Am lark = & Murray, FGlier, Tor san Francisco
9f-Sehr Warwick. John Bal, for M0iOiSAL
.s-schr kekAuuohi. Kline. foT HauAlei
@s-Schr kinsu, AhuihaiA- for AAuAloL
NJ bark Pacific, Snlithers, tor Arctic
26-Schr kuiAulAna, Mana, fJr kohalR.
kairy Queen. Peui, for knIalz.
schr AAry Ellen, kAaina, Tor kOlAla and HlO-
sclr Marion. Christian. ilT kOllzl and WAinea-
Scbr MAnuoEa~ai Kalaa, for NAEiliSih
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-05-30

MASONIC PKEsENTATIoE.-The hall of Lodge lie
Progress de rOceauie No. la A. F. and A. NJ, was
the scene of an interesting ceremony on Monday
night last when His Majesty Pm Brother Kala-
kAua was presented by the Lodge, over which he
lately presided with beautiful Past Masters jewel
This testimonial OF the Lodges esteem and respect
was wholly unexpected on the part of His Majesty.
The presentation was made by P. NJ. Brother j.
o. DOninis, who accompanied it with few APP
propriate remarks, to which His Majesty made q
short and fitting response The jewel is of exqui-
site workmanship, having been made to order in
San Francisco In the apex of the compass is 4
valuable turquoise, and the lower part is an imita-
ton sapphire set 10 circle Of pearls. The following
is the inscription: " Presented to His Majesty Bro
d. Kalakaua, King of the Hawaiian Islands, P.
NJ. Of Lodge lie Progress de rOeeanie No 124, A.
F. and A. NJ, by its members. Honolulu, II. l.,
March 26ih A. L. 5sT6n
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IMPORTS.

From Livepool-Per Brf Bk kinciune May $50 bales
anudeas 81 hisSey s. bies sail CLOTH coo bales sap
paints 80 drums oil 9e tons coal $50 bills
les bs salt bricks 10 eks Clay, l66 and bskts
wine sadlary. G rubber clothing, es rdse leather
heliins bottle beer linen poughs, p pkgs
GILMAN IS bales paper private, 10 perfGmery.
pl<ao. bales Ecolen, 81 bxs pipes C. nOor cloth
G carpet c1tb Is dsHns spirits linen aud 6
drsE n bes tales denims, domestic, C.
cthenN4T crochet eottou, 40 plates 4oS bars y c.
.lvd toGs PIX bdls $50 bdls hoop IRON 81 ingOts,
grin1stone. iruu shAs, II pks aud pieces Of nlAehi
nefy, hose puiou, pr bellows, ~ ks rvets II es Is
sious, bale stationery, % sauces. d-ugs, 6
valves, uinl water fagsf bedstssds, tin
nA-. q carpets and rngs bes carpet, 6 fancy
russis 80 h. rice.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-05-30

New York, April 21.-Iniormation has been re-
ceived here Of the terrible slaughter OF MoraVian
missionary and his family the settlement at Lance
8 camp on the Labrador coast, during the absence
OF the young ministers from the mission house. and
while the only occupants were two feeble clergy
men, the sou Of one of them 3 paralytic aud his
two sisters The names OF the victims are Rev W.
BAlfe, who has spent thirty years in Labrador Err
uand Balfe, his son. and Charlotte and Annie bis
daughters. The bodies were frightfully mangled,
and large quantity of English and Canada money
stolen. The murder is believed to be tracesble to
four Esquimaux, who had been refused rum at the
mission.
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DIED.

BAKKR-Iu this CITY, MAJ .Sa Al the Ssaeens Hospital
George Baker, Acd = years discharged f0 whaling bark
fArnsWorth Deceased has nieras residing No 3
l6sh street. Brooklyn. T-Mr. Morris Keenan,
MS- Brooklyn paper please COPY
wETHERBIE-In city. Nay 2ish George VI. wethsr-
bic s native Of Joilst. N, aged Abo1t As Yeas.
PERRT-In this city Nay 18th. Manuel Perry. native
q aud sr may yCrs resident q these IsAnds
areG - years
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MEMORANDA.

Report q British bark Kincl1ne Caithness MAsterLef
Lyerpoo Dec. 81 Is7s; had Is days W gales between
cy and Caps Cesar crossed the Equator the asia day.
r0uHded Cape Horn the SOth day from Liverpoo
thea had fse variable weaer port. crossed the Equator
P-ode the sth q Nay in long 2s9 80 arrived
At Hoaoiuiu On the seth MAy-4n we'll
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BURoLAEr.-The harness shop of Mr.. P. Dalton
broken into on the night OF Friday last, but
nothing was taken exeepta small amount OF change
from the money drawer. This is the second time
that the shop has been entered within a few weeks
On the previous occasion quite large sum Of
money was taken. Mr.. Dalton has offered re-
ward OF twenty-five dollars Tor the arrest and con-
yiciiou OF the cuprt aud ii is to be hoped IhAi he
may soon be brought TO judgm emit
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BARK KISCLUNE.-This vessel made the run out
from Liverpool in I52 DAYS. She is a fine, new
craf and brings heavy freight, among which We
notice the sugar-miIl and machinery ordered by &.
y. Wilcox Esq, on his late visit to Glasgow, and
subseq uently purchased by She Lihue Plantation
Company, for their new plantation north OF the
Hanamaulu gulch.
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EXPORTS.

For san FrAncaseo-P-r c Murray. May $40 bnchs
banAuAs, trunk elects eUatskius elsa gals mod
lsse 600 Us pezunt $500 Us ee, 1900 gals syrup
- gals sperm o Sos 10 si6s lbs WhAlelone-Va
Doai, SS5-7lz, IS For 81. IS q rr11 slLls64
For san Frzacisco-Psr City sydney Nav s5l buehs
hAnRoa- hxs sece eEve $0lS is eoee ei0shins BIZ
auge, Edse s293 Us pulu BIZ specie, 12s.s 10
bxs observation-disclosures 81. 5i4S5; Forssgn 81 SEQ
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SUDDES DEATHs.-A well-knowu Portuguese
shoemaker, Manuel Perry by name, was found
dead on Sunday in bis house on Hotel street. Mon
day morning the body OF q native man was found
in the strram above Smiths bridge. Death in both
cases is supposed to have resulted from chronic
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HooKUPU.-Their Majesties the King and Queen
held hookUpa at IolAni Palace, on Sunday after
noon, from S till 6o'elock, in behalf of The Rilo
sufferers. The sum OF 500 was contributed. The
Royal Band was in attendance and performed seve-
raj selections of music
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VESSELS IN PORT.

nEECHANrNEx.
Hnw bk Courier. Ahlburn. awaiting orders
Am IA Mary Belle Roberts.
Am brig Aarning StAr, C3lc0rd, loading.
Brit bark n iuclune, Caithness, disehSrging.
NAVAL
Il II N Flag ship RAyan, Admiral PouEine.
II B u FkntaIae, Maquay.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-05-30

FoR SAN Francisco. by the mail steamer City
of sydney which left Wednesday evening last
for the Coast, Her ROYAL Highness Princess Miriam
Likelike Clegh0ru, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Parker took passage tor San Francisco.
Hon. S. G. Wilder, agent of the Kilauea, aud Capt.
Marchant also went over. The party will visit
Yosemite and will also be present At the launch
ing of the new steamer, when the Princess Likeike
will probably name her. They will all return by
her 10 Honolulu in August.
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BARK BRoSTEs-This craft, which is Al years
old, will be sold at public auction on Saturday,
with her rigging, stores and fishing taclie II she
is not too lar gone, she might e-=Se good hulk
fer freight, 10 be stationed in Hilo By, IS sug-
gested By Us week or Two since.
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THE Cow PAsTURE--ou Saturday last there was
driTe-inn held on the upper part OF NuuAnu
Valley. the tract reeeatly obtained possession
oFby the Government for the use OF the city water
works and the result was lS5 head o: cattle and ~
horses, which were impOunded till the msIesiy Of
the Ias relating &c estrays might be indicated
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~ Bark ". A. Holcou.be is fully due from
San Francisco, which port she is supposed to have
left May 20 OF l2th. She is under charter 10 pro-
coed to the Guano Islands
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g5g- There general sigh of relief heard all
over the town on Saturday morning last, when the
p C. Advertiser came to hand. and it WAS discover
cd that Henry W, LougfeIlow had been substituted
for &" E. NJ. D." IN the poetry department oil that
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-05-30

DoRA-This exquisite little idyl was finely rend-
cred at the Hawaiian Theatre on Saturday night
before 8 crowded house. The delightful entertain
meuis of Miss Rena and Mr.. Maeder will be con-
tinued twice or three times week as advertised
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- On our fourth page viii DC found an inter
es,ing decision by the full bench Of the Supreme
Court, relative to the rights of heirs indebted to
the estate.
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STEAMER KILAuEA viii leave on Friday next at S
o'clock p. m, under the command OF Captain Rey-
nolds, Tor Nawiliwili returning gu Sunday morn
ing, on Monday sue will start for the circuit of
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r9F- The steamer Zvalandia will be due early to-
morrow morning from San Francisco with dates
TO May .. Among the passengers expected by her
Il. Turton aud family, J. T Waterhonse, jr.,
Il. Berger and family, West aud wife, VIM. Ne
wins Armstrong and wife, Rev. DR.. hyde and iami.
ly, Rev. Dr. Pease aud wife, W. Rowell, Miss Ma
rion Rowell, Mr. J, Austin and family, and others.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

on Tuesday next at the Session Room Of the Ka'
waiahao Church, to organize for Its annual meeting
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RDTdMEIs CHOICE PERFUMERY. IHI-ANG
n IuLAN6, Jockey Cob md otbey perfumes, Toles
Vinegar OF world-1fde csebrily, Toilet Waser lzEenar
Water, Florida Water, fiau Dc Cologne, ie 1ce a11
GyceFne for the Hair Glycerise, Honey, Windsor a1d
other soaps Yi0et and i<cs Powder, lquadentne for
TIE Teeth &c a. strand. H. Regent street. and p,
Cornhgl LondOn sold By all Perfdmer8 anf Chsn1llt1.
Kegetei 81 tfade naafk-iB heraIdFic rose e-<iE
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Police CoURT.-A suit was brought by the De-
putty Marshal in the Police Court yesterday, against
Chinese stOrekeePer, Anima By name, who is en-
gagged in the retail business on Kauai. for having
opium in his possession It appears that this
tleman was in Honolulu week or two since, buy
ing goods, aud just previous to the sailing of the
schooner by which he was to take passage for home
Mr.. Dayton received Information which led him to
believe that opium lad been concealed in one or
more of his cases OF goods. Not having time to
search the boxes, be sent word to the Sheriff Of
Kauai to take of them upon their arrival at
Nawiliwil. Upon search being made after the
goods were landed six tins Of opium were found in
case of bread. The trial will be continued to-day.
We regret to learn that leading Chinese house of
this city supposed be implicated in the matter
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MANoA WATER--Mr de La Nux has recently
been engaged in surveying aqueduct FROM the
MauOa Valley stream, by which water may be
brought down 10 distributing reservoir 10 be
situated iu the vicinity OF Punahou.
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sy- Another Russian war-yessel has arrived
this morning.
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Per- IA Mol.

a MEXICAN MESS BEEF AND PRIME
n PORK. For Sale By BOLLES Co
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NEWS FROM THE COLONIES.
NEW ZEALAND.

The Thames gold field is in a prosperous state,
the aggregate yield OF gold for the month of April
being Il 900 ounces.
Hon John Young, representative of the Domin-
ion of Canada at the Sydney Exhibition says: 81
have come Ia the conclusion that none Oi the colo
uies arrive at the greatness they are capa.
HE of achieving until all unite aud combine in one
General Government; in other words, Federation. :"
The deposits in the Auckland Savings Bank for
the first quarter of 1877 amounted to go SIS Is I'd
which is an increase of III per cent over the de-
pOsits during the same quarter last year.
The return of Customs revenue for the March
quarter, for the colony of New Zealand, shows O
decrease of el9 7O5 upon the amount collected in
the corresponding quarter Of last year.
The first stone of the new Auckland Craving
Dock was lowered into its position on April 30
without ceremony of any kind.
Lady Gordon and family, who have been sOjourn'
ing in Auckland for couple of months, chiefly al
the residence of Sir George Grey, at kawau, re
turned 18th April, TO FIJI by the s. S. Zeaandia
The length of railway in New Zealand in work
ing oIder reaches 707 miles of which 209 stretch il
an uubroken line from Amberley 10 MOeraki The
North Island possesses l24 miles, aud the South
5SS. The Canterbury lines cover 2I3 miles and the
Otago lines 2oS.
Amer months recess for the reelection Of Min
listers, Parliament again met on the oath of April
when the Ministers, all of whom had been Te-eeci-
ed by their constituents took the oath of allegiance
ana assumed tue cotOuct Oh puuic business III the
Legislative Assembly.
During the last week in April the Premier ha d
been confined TO his room from attack of Hines:
which has for some time past been imminent. He
is suffering from great nervous prostitution
Mr. L'Estrange Qhe Australian Blondn) ha
achieved his feat of crossing the harbor on rope
The rope is stretched across the harbor at gTest
altitude, the width apparently being three hundred
yards.
1t will be remembered that 81 900 reward wa
offered by the Mining Department last year for tn
discovery of payable gold in Neg South Wales at
depth not less than 500 feet The Great Yietorii
COmpanys mine at Adelong claimed the reward
and few months since trial crushing of six ton
of stone took place there in the presence Of Mr.
Slice, Inspector of Mines, which yielded 15oz 2dw
and Il gr of gold. The Mining Department, how
ever to guard against mistake, obtained ton O
quartz from this depth and had it tested At ih
Sydney Mint The result has been highly satisfsc
tory, and the reward win be paid over without de
Law.
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Manufacturing JewelerI
Notice.

TWyHE UNDERSIGNED, FORMERLY WITH
III Mr. Eckart begs 70 inform citizens OF HanOluin and
the public generally, that he has taken the Fort
Street opposite Odd Fellows Hail. formerly occupied by
Thos Tannatt) where he VIII give special the
manufacturing and repairing OF all kinds OF JeEcry
Particular attention given 70 shell and Eukui WORK.
GU I'm WA. n WENNER.
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California Beef in Bond.
DECEIVED PER n HELI.E ROBERTS
~ For sale by 1871 BoLLEs &C
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Notice to Tenants of the Estate
-OF-
His Late Majesty LunaIiIo.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED By THE
II Judges OF the Supreme Court, Trustees Of the
Real Estate Of His late Majesty LunaIo, under the pro-
visions Of his last will hereby notify all tenants and
lesees OF portion Of the said real estate and al per-
holding who may hereafter hold collect moneys
account Of due upon the to account 10
for all rents due and owing from them which have accrued
the 18th day Of March, 1871 day OF the death Of
his late Royal Hghness Charles Kanana, wei for
those that may hereafter accrue.
We also give fe-ther notice hat Is win be
powered collect the Of said real estate,
represent the management Of the same without
written authority sseref0E.
We request ali who bold leases OF any portion Of the
said real submit she TO without delay,
with their applications for renewal.
J. MOTT SMITH,
EDWIN o. HALL,
SANFORD h. DOLE,
Trustees under the WIZ OF His Late Majesty unalilo.
Honolulu, 18th March. 1911. CO I'm
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A CASE OF BUNTING-Red. white aud Blus
III For sale By B0LLEs A co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEITHER THE MASTER NOR THE I'M
" derslgneJ, ConSignee Of the British Barque KIN
CLUNE, will be responsible for debts contracted by
the Of said vessel.
dc THEO h. DAVIES, Consignee.
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California Lime g. White Brother
ENNGLIsH PORTLAND CEMENr-Reas quail
II ity. For sale by lSszl BoLLE5 CO.
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Consulate of Portugal,

HONOLULU, May :. 1877.
I'm THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Il MANUEL PERRY, deceased All persons having
CLANS against the of the above named deceased
requested 10 present the tQe undersigned
within six months they will be forever barred and all
persons said requested settle the
with thu undersigned without delay.
649 81 J. PERRY, Consul for Portugal.
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Fruits Prepared by the Alden Process
DEARs, OF DIFFEREEr vARGETIEs,
III Puma, TO, &C. For sale ~
BoILEs Gu.
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NAvAL-ou Monday afternoon His Imperial
Russian Msjesty's Covette Blyan arrived from San
Francisco having made the trip down in u days
She brought mail, but reported that H. B. NJ S.
Opal left the day previous to her sailing, for Vic
toria aud that the shah reported off the coast
of Mexico. The Bayan carries 10 guns, and go
men. The following is her list of officers:
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Have arrived per willard MHdgetf
from Hong kong.
10000 EXTRA LARGE SIZE. and
60 To 100000 SECOND SIZE,
Anof The best quality hard bricks and VIZ % odd
sio RoLLEs Co
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Admiral POu1inos
Captain Boyle,
LIST Oficer Bauer.
End KrsRnOf,
Srd Skvorzod,
4lh GuthAn
PaymAsser LAriae,
SUPPLEMENTARY Welhelms, HelmhOlz, ktslOf AbaLa,
Coube, Schishmarod. Slavfansky.
Navigating Oficeus. d urSin, FelLn, EgermRnn,
Engineers, LlaIebecE, Sderod, kAndratieG,
Artillery Officers, Ivanod,
doctor Brandt.
Chaplain, Father Alexander,
Stad OF Admiral.
Flag Captain, Boyle,
flag Officers Tcheviusky, ChAron,
Auditor 10 chief Baron Schippenbach-
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eleventh OF JUNE
I . ~!
kameh ameha Day
KAPIOLANI PARK
1t pleased his Majesty the King signify his intention
on this occasion to formally open the grounds rs a
place of public resort and confer the title of KA
PIoLANI PARK,r in honor of Her Majesty the Queen.
The Government Rand VIII be in attendance, and a
Salute viii be fired by the Artillery.
p r. . 8 i. "a M mo.
KINGS PURsE-sa5o.
open for all horses Two mile DASH carry lis pounds
Entrance SIS Second horse saves stakes
$3.50 PURSE
Trottlns to Wagon Harness open to all horses.
Mile heats-best two in three-entrance SIS.
FOOT RACE-ssO.
Open ALL go yards First Prize, SIS, Second prize ss
THE QUEENS PURsE-sI5O.
open TO all horses-me heats-best two three En-
trance SIS, Catch weights Second horse stakes
$40 PURSE.
Threelegged Race. Distance yards-free ALL
LADIES' PURsE-sloo.
Open for all horses Mile dash, catch weights. Entrance
$40. Second horse saves stakes.
MULE RACE-sIo.
Mile DASH catch weights. Entrance -.
HEENALU-sao.
open to a. First Prize, SIS. Second prize IS.
CREASED POLE-sIo.
Prize be given the first who reaches top
the pole.
Open to all horses Iali nIesnse DASH Catch weights
Entrance IS.
FOOT HURDLE RACE-s3O.
First Prize s25 second prize IS More enter
Open to ~ pedestrians hurdles in $50 yards Hurdles
To be feet high
BOYS PURsE-sIO.
Free to all ponies not lSs hands high Prize 49,
PUBLIC PURsE-saO.
Hack race sweepstakes-mie dash. Open al horses
that have run in Of the previous Of day
or that have not won purse in any public Post
| entrance al.
Judges -. Henry C0rnwel, JuO. H. Brown, VIM. Wilder
CieTk Of the COa5Ss Nv. II. buchanan
Tms Keepers -. r. F. Bodies and d. W. Clark
Starters ...-.......J. l. Chayter and Henry Macfrane
Clerk Of cd1Ss---- Col c. H. Judd
At Distance Pile -. 800. ~. D, Price
Judges of RseHGlH Ills Ex NJ Hapena and S. Parker
eOdrds-HIs Ex. o. pOmnis, Hon. a. S. Cleghorn,
Hon. ]. 1. Dowsett, Parker, John H. Patty, ].
Moanaui, S. NJ. Damon. A. Herbert
Committee Of arrangements James Makee John II.
Brown, g. Waller, George Lucas.
| N.B.-AI Entries for the sports of the day must be
made with the Clerk of the Course before Monday,
the 3th Of June.
The Rules Of the san francisco Jockey Club will
the Judges in their decision Of cases in dispute.
BRgie sounded the Judges Stand will call horses
saddle. The sound of the Bell viii call horses up. Oh