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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-20
ISC LA N 0 s.
THE CONGO RIVER,

AN
Mr. w. Miner Roberts calls our attention
to several references to the size of the. Con
60, made in Stanley'f report and quoted by
us, which he finds it difficult to reconcile.
They are these sit certainly exceeds the
Nile in volume, and possibly also in area OF
drainage" Where Livingstone was stop
ped, the Lualaba was a noble stream from
5000 to 5000 yards wide" That is one
mile to three miles wide. Near the cqua-
tor, it develops into d still broader stream
from two to ten miles wide, choked with is
lands"
"Then referring to Congo] at the cata-
racts, where the river breaks through the
Coast Mountains, the stream narrows to 500
yards or less; then spreads out into a broad
stream from two to four miles wide, with a
current flowing about three miles an hour.
The volume Of water discharged is enor-
nous Captain Tuckey's estimate-2,O0 0,-
600 cubic feet a minutes probably not far
from the truth" AT it's mouth the Con-
go is a thousand feet Deep "The tide is
felt as far as the first cataract, 40 miles up
the river"
The quantity assigned for the discharge
3,6G0, 09G cubic teet per minute-in a liver
two to four miles wide, flowing about three
miles an hour (for a width of say three miles,
would require a depth of less than six inch
es. So that either the width and rate of
how must be largely overestimated, or the
quantity of water assumed must be very
much too little. The flow of the Nile is at
least ten times greater than the above, and
the flow of the Mississippi must be thirty
times greater than 1000, 900 cubic feet per
minute. Now if the Congo were a thou
sand feet deep at its mouth, with the width
above mentioned (three miles, it is obvious
that the current could be only about two
thousandths of a mile per hour to CORES
pond with the depth further up of only six
inches, as the calculation shows which
would be nearly still water. In, that the
other phenomena mentioned conld hardly
occur. TIL sea would not be fresheAcd 40
miles out.
A stream only 100 yards vide and &c feet
deep would, at the rate of three miles an
hour, flow alittle more than 1900, 900 cubic
feet per minute. The Mississippi. just above
the head of the passes, with agreater depth,
is thirty times wider than that, being nine
thousand feet across; and where it is mar
rowed to three thousand feet it has a depth
Of Il hundred feet or more.
More accurate information than we now
have in connection with the Congo river is
desirable and if the details Of Stanley's OBJ
servations do not afford something more
definite, the next explorer of the river at
the coast should be requested to make more
careful notes. 1t would be interesting to
know what the actual discharge of the Con-
so is-both in its high and low stages.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-12
a MAGICIANs TRICK EXPLAINED.

One of 'Houdin's most puszling contri-
vances was q clock, consisting simply of a
brass hand and a glass dial, and which, in
spite of it's complete transparency and alb.
solute lack of any thing corresponding to an
inside pendulum or weights, kept accurate
time. and what was more curious still. re-
turped to correct time if purposely moved
back or forward. There were other per.
formapces of this mysterious timepiece, but
the chief sonrce of interest was the verita.
BILE keeping of time by clock without any
works, and the same kind of mechanical
mystery has since been frequently exhibit.
ed, very much to the bewilderment Of peo-
pie in general, if not to the more Ingenious
of u,echanicians. The French Society for
the Encouragement of National Industry
has recently been investigating and report.
iug on the subject. They have issued a
"bulletin, il ustrated by eugravings, which
lays bare the mystery in all its details.
Without entering intu the min utin of the
matter, it may be explained that the
mechanism, it appears, lies coiled up in the
ornamental knob in which the hand ter.
inmates behind the central pivot-at the
end of the hand opposite to the point indi.
eating the time on the dial. This knob
contains the whole of the clockwork, con-
sistipg of q mainepripg and eystem Of
wheels which carry round q little platinum
weight once in twelve hours. The motion
of this weight round the ineide of the orna-
mental knob keeps altering the centre Of
gravity of the delicately balanced hand,
which thus by its own weight moves in o
circle round the dial once in twelve hours,
or, by simple modification of the mscbin.
cry, once every hour. 1t is easy to see
that rs any external interference with the
hand or hands of euch q clock does not
affect the motion of the little platinum
weight, they must necessarily revert to the
position in which that weight will sustain
them on being allowed to move freely
| again.
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ADVERTISING RATES OF THE "sTN

Transient Advertisements 81 90 POE
sertion- y ..,.,. ..4o. ...,i
Wsntg and Personal IntorUasloA e-
10 eeatI rer Inc each inoerson:
Gait1Vfsl Notiee9s ~ cents tsA4
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R. Maitre, COZ Magazine street, has garden
vases of every description at very low prices.
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Cork corsets, the first ever brought here, for
sale at Levy Brothers, $50 Magazine street
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Read R. Maitre's advertisement of garden
seed on Rf.h page
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Grand selling out on account OF removal at
lew Bfotkera $50 1Eagsxiss street.
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The LONGEST SESSION on RECORD,
month ape the obstrucsionista held the
E7ouae fcf 6fifen heaga % ena pgqtsxt SteE
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A rwENrY-s,x HOURS SESSION.
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SEVEN HOME RULERS WORK.
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another, but the session which began ut four
mtnntes naat six lnst evening, q continuous
session OF tw enty.six hours, was the longest
ever passed through by the British Pariiamen., sa,
Throughout the greater portion OF tne nd I.,no
The seven ob.tructionists who pitted them
selve, against the six hundred we're beaten e,s AZ
last. and the air will echo with the story 'neio
~ far vyeaks.
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IT is curious to notice how great minds
agree. "Vox Populi's" attack on the editor
of the Gazette reminds the 4doertiser ESQ that
journal tells us) of the man who was kicked
by a mule" Now that is just what it reminds
us Of Singular coincidence, isn't it. The
parallel is rendered more perfect from the fact
that in the case mentioaed by the Adoe1tiSer,
the mule was the only one hurt, which was
precisely the result which followed when
"Vox Populi" kicked us. The "man" is
happy to announce that he is unhurt Those
who are desirous of knowing how the other
party to the contest Jared, must apply at the
Advertisers menagerie.
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TO-DAY is the anniversary of the Recog-
milton of Hawaiian Independence by the Gov
ernments of Great Britain and France. Being
a National Holiday, all Government Offices
will be closed throughout the Kingdom. In
Honolulu there will hA parade of the mill
tury, and various feasts and festivities of q
more private character.
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By.reqnest of his Excellency the American
Minister Resident. and in accordance with the
usual custom, there will be Thanksgiving
Services in Fort Street Church tomorrow
Thursday. at II o'clock The sermon will
be preached by Rev. Or. Hyde.
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HoSoLUL-, November s, 1877.
NorIcr-AH persons requiring Information to items
Of property assessed them may obtain the ap
pcation Assessors in the Assessors Re-
made, this Office Appeals from Assessments
when desired made Of specific prop
srty, viii specify the same. J. o. CARTER,
e6s In Registrar of Public Accounts
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NOTICE.

Guardians, Administrators, Executors, and other Trus
Tees having funds Invest hereby notified that
Hawaiian Government Bonds of denominations OF 500
s2oo $780, sOOO s5OOO bearing interest of six
per ear will application, limited extent
JOHN NJ KAPENA,
Minister of Finance.
Finance Department August27, 1871 66s
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NOTICE.

Hawaiian Government Bonds, in denominations Of sOO
$780, $780, slOOO s5OOO bearing interest of
cent per year payable than years. be
had 10 3 limited amount until further notice, spplca
ton at the Hawaiian Treasury
JOHN NJ. KAPENA,
Minister OF Finance.
Finance Department, August q, 1877. CSC
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Pocket Knives and Gold Pens.

TUNHE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF GOLD
IL PENS, Pen and Pencil Cases, OF new and elegant
Ladies fine Pocket Cuers and few OF those cheap and
strong Boys Knives, at ,-,,
Am Ii. ID.
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A scHAKrER. Esau1aE, Consul for His Majesty the
King OF italy 10 this Kingdom having this day given off,
ca from Europe and that he has re-
EumeI the charge of the italian Consulate; ALI Of his
Official Consul aforesaid ordered to receive fuli
faith and credit by the authorities Maestys Gov
ernnent. MOTT SMITH,
Minister Foreign Affairs ad interim
Department Of Foreign Affairs,
Honolulu, Nov. IS, 1917 e7i
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On Saturday, December 2sih 1877, 70 O'Clock
Will be sold public auction the front entrance Of
AlIiolani Hale six Lois, situate In Auaukai, waikiki
Oahu aud containing respectively 2S3looO acres 2osloOo
A. lOllOOO a., 1884, 1000 a 66-IOOO and 7s-OOO
Plans surveys said BOis by applying at
the Interior oHice. J. MOTT SMITH,
Minister Of the Interior,
Interior oace, November sth. 1877. so
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Notice. All tax payers whose returns show liabilities
been deducted from Their personal assets
may adjustment thereof this Office up TO the LIST
day OF December next
J. o. CARTER, Registrar rnhlic Accounts
HAWAIIAN Treasury Nov sth 1877 go 3t
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LEGAL NOTICES.
E1IRCuir COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL CIR.

fNIRCUEr COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL CIR
" cult, waimea, IS: November Tih Term, A. D. 1871.
Kanekapolei Nv, IbellAnt vs.. kahue Ky hbellee-
entitled libel for divorce it is ordered
that decree divorce from the bond Of matrimony be
of the said KaneSapoe w) for the cause
of the utter wful deseron OF the said kahue k
made after the expiration of months from
this decree uPou compliance with the terms
thereof unless sufficient shall appear TO the rary
And ibelant ordered In publish attested copy
order the Government Gazette and kuokoa for
six successive weeks the first Publication to be Within
month from of all persons inter
ested may, within six MONTHS show cause why said de-
cree should not be made absolute. BY the Court.
f. SPENCER
I'd Clerk Of the Sd Judicial Circuit Court
Attest Walmea. Hawaii Nov. s, 1871. hereby GER
tfy copy of the order in the above
entitled cause.
sIs6t SPENCER. I'd CLERK.
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0UM SUNDAY LAws.-Wc shall be obliged
to defer until next week, the balance of the
remarks we intended to make OH the above
| subject
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X IIILANG Jockey Club, and other perfumes, foiet
Vinegar OF wo.d-wde celebrity, Toilet Water AvenoaL
Tyssr Florida Wafer Eau de Cologne, Lime Juice ano
C~cerne for the HAIR Glycerne, Honey. windsor ano
oteer soasn Violet and Rice Powder Aqradenune ior
re eefh &C. vs. Strand, l2s, Regent Street, and "a
s1rrhld fondon Sold by all Perfnmers and Chemists
TsrirteI ed trade nasFk-An hersidrie rose szS-y
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urrIzENH ANp REsIDENTs on HON

" LULU Visiting Friends and Strangers generally are
cordially Invited TO attend Public Worship at FORT ST.
cEIJRCH where Services held every Sabbath at II
O'clock AZ N, and ~ p. NJ Seats are provided Tor all
VINO nav Be pleased 70 attend. There Is wednesday
evening Prayer Meeting at ~ O'Clock, In the Lecture
Iannn, NJ which allnre Welcome. o-4 ~
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WEDNESDAY. MOP. 2s. 1877.

HIS MAJESTY THE KING left for Kauai
Yesterday afternoon by the schooner Marion
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MI arshaI's sale.
The Premises in Kapalama,

Opposite the Reform School,
Being the described in Royal Patent No. 100,
and bounded follows
Beginning the corner, from which point Punch
bowl survey station bears 10 mag and gate post
at Reform school 627 w (mag, thence the boundary
runs-N 43o f, 2lI5 feet along Ruauna;
n 43S W, 364 feet along KuaunG;
40 W, 37 feet to bank of small auwai;
4lo w, lI6 feet along small anwai;
36o r, les 9 feet along Kuauna;
49o w, "a IS feet along Kuauna;
4lo E. 445 feet point Of beginning. and containing
of 40-lOO acres
Together with AII the rights, privileges and appurte
thereto belonging thereon SITUATED unless said
Judgment interest, and commissions be previously
satisfied
The above offers fine opportunity to any one wishing
Ka:o Land the same, with the exception of the house
lot. having a undispnted right
The of the sale Cash, and the deed at the ex
peGse of purchaser.
W. C. PARKE, Marshal.
P. s.-survey and deeds can be the Marshals
Office.
Honolulu. November 5, 1871, 669 At
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1,IRCUiT COURr OF THE 3d JUDICIAL
II 1 Circuit Hnyynii. Nnvemher Term. 4 ID. 1871.

u Circuit, Hawaii, November Term, \. ID. 1871.
Emily Burke Henry Burke.
In the above entitled libel for divorce It Is ordered
that decree Of from the OF matrmony be
entered in favor of the said Emily Burke for the cause OF
i'll and adultery Of the said Henry Burke, to be
made absolute after the expiration Of six months from the
date of this decree upon compliance with the terms there
Of sufficient shall appear to the contrary
And the belnt is ordered to publish an attested copy
this order the Government Gazette and Kuokoa for
successive weeks, the first publication TO be within one
month from the date OF this order that all persons inter
ested may, within six months, show why said de-
cree should not be made absolute. BY the Court
waimea, November s, 1877.
Attest Waimea. Nov II, 1917 7 hereby certify the
u copy the order In the above entitled
cause. [672 Ct F. SPENCER, I'd Clerk.
SsUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS In Probate. In the matter of the Es-
tate of choas George, deceased of Honolulu, and
the Guardianship of the minor heirs At Chambers be-
fore Judd Justice order Of notice Of petition for allow
af accounts discharge and final distribution Of
perty.
reading and filing the petition and Of W c
Jones and W JONES' Executors OF the last will and
of Nicholas George deceased and Guardians Of
the minor heirs OF Honolulu wherein they ask to be
allowed 5000 ST. and charge themselves with $1,000 ST.
and ask that the be examined and approved.
and that order he made dscharging the said W
Jones, Of said Executors and Guardians leaving
the said Jones carry the provisions Of the last
Will and TESTAMENT OF said deceased
1t is ordered that Friday the 2sth day OF December
ID, 1871 at 10 O'Clock. NJ before the said Justice at
Chambers. in the Court House, Honolulu be and the
hereby appointed the time and place for hear
ing said petition and accounts and that all inter
ested may then and there and show cause II any
they have, why the should not be granted. And
that this ORDER In the English and Hawaiian languages be
published in the Hawaiian Gazette and RuOkna newspa-
pers printed and published In Honolulu for three
i've weeks previous to the time therein appointed for said
hearing.
Dated Honolulu, this goth day November. 1871.
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Attest; A. Rosa, Justice Sup Court
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Administrators Notice.

FUNHE UNDERSIGNE HAVING BEEN
III duly appointed Administrator of the above Estate,
hereby notifies all persons having claims against the said
Estate present them the undersigned with proper
adayits within six months from the date hereof they
VIII be barred. Any person having property belonging
due the Estate. will please deliver and
the to me without delay
WILLIAM o. SMITH,
administrator Estate of G. A. Lathrop, deceased
Wailusu, Maui, November %, 1877. 672 st
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FLORIDA WATER.
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water

murray q Lanmans rlOrlua water
FWyHIS CELEBRATED FLORAL PERFUME
III has been q fAvOrite with the fashionable world in
all parts the Globe for nearly half century sasng
an decaeV and dErabily Of its od0r, the finest Eau De
Cologne or other Perfumes that have been hitherto i'm
ported into these Islands. MURRAY LANMASs Florida
Water is unsurpassed EXTRACT for the Handker-
chief superior to perfume ever used for
athin0 eaning the Teeth and Sloeeeing The Breath IL
also aAys irritation caused by ordinary eruptions, and
removes Tan Freckes Pmples BIotcs from The face,
baek and a1s relieves headache and imparts
glow Of freshness and vgor however used and most
gentle aud stimulating odor.
FoR sALI EVERYWHERE
NJ. M'INERNY,
Sole Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
NJ R-Yrade sEpplied at Manufacturers Prices.
Beware Of spurious imtaons and that each bottle
hears the genuine TRADE MARK, MURRAY & LAsMAN's
FLORIDA WATlR. oA- ~
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS OctDber Term. A. d. 1871. Oahu. -
kAMAkA tx, Libeinnt FOR divorce EAAHASUIf4l
Llbelee
In the above entitled libel for divorce e now ordered
that decree OF divorce from the tond uf maiusouy
entered In fsFor Of the said Kamaka n~a of fh-
OF the adultery Of The said Kaahanul belee o. 1a1-
absolute after the expiration 81 six nsonfhs lhe as
81 this decree, upon cOmpiluce lt The
unless suficeut cause shall appear the contrary.
Aud the hbeilAnt Is ordered 70 publish a.f--tsi 20
Of this order In the Hawaiian Gazette anI n=Espapar
known as the kuokoa and Ke Al Okoa. for
weeks, the hrst publication to be within frun
the date OF tins order that ali peT-ons interested uay
within six months show why sc-c shclld not
be made absolute BY the Court
JN0 Z BARSAEn.
CLERK OF the Supreme coHrL
hereby certify hat The foregoing = and faifAf1i
copy OF the original decree ns made Ia lae entitled
cause which SAID original decree on e ID he flerz 3
once OF the supreme Court Of the Hauaii-n Isiaue-
As witness my hand tbs 29tb dar a. cf0ter A. b. ls-7
JNO +. RAENARD.
66k 81 CLERK of The supreme Cart
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
Administrators Notice.

III pointed by the Honorable A. Francis Judd LIST AS
sOcat Justice of The Supreme Court Administrator of
the Estate of JULES VET, deceased all ersoms being
Indebted to the Estate requested TO make immediate
payment and all ivng claims against the said Estate
present the undersigned within six months
from date they will be forever barred
a. SCHAEFER, Administrator.
Honolulu, Nov. % 1877. 672 CT
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Executors Notice.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED. EXECUTOR OF
II the last VIII and Testament of ACHUCK, deceased,
hereby notifies all indebted said Estate make
immediate payment and all persons having claims against
SAID Estate requested present the to the
dersigned, properly authenticated within six months,
they will be forever barred. CHING HUNG,
Executor of the Estate of Achuck, deceased
W. c. JONES, Solicitor.
Honolulu, November 9TH, 1877. 67I I'm
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Clerk Of the supreme Court
Dated Honolulu. I5ih November Is77 go


SuPnEME COURr-Ix EQUTTY-A ;. ciKr-
- WRIGHT, Trustee % the Estate o. Henry q sour.
deceased vs. ". flnehasa Wood and VIE, sd T. "
Hufchis0n- Position for foreclosure
supreme Court, Hawaiian islands
10 W farke. Esq Marshal of The Hawaiian Lsi4nts.
or his Deputy Greeting:
. You are Commanded, BY order OF the Honorahie A.
rtanes Judd Justice Of the suprrme couri, and Wee
Cranceor to summon w. Pnehasa Wood Nary his l>.
and T. W Hufchlson OF Hononlu defenaants - b. and
appear before him, the aforesaid Jase ghaaer
tne Court House In the CITY OF Honeini1 Is1nd n Ca.
on FRIDAY The sth day Of November next 20 ocicck
a % show cause Why the prayer % Aie1aader J.
Cartwright Trustee OF the ssia.s of Ifaar y Foar a.
ee-seu epmp ainant should rot be grante pursuant
the tenor Of his bill OF Complaint hereto .unered
And have then there this wrf with ran return q
your proceedings thereon.
Witness the Honorable Frnncls Iufd Iasrira or tss
l. g. Supreme Court At HonouIu this IAN daT e
July, A. D. 1877.
mo Z BARNARD. c,a-
hereby certify that the foregoing Is trus copy cf ~
dom. -
In witness whereof have hereunto set ny had .nd
T. - seal, this I'D cay Of July. A. D. 1877.
oo4 sm W. C. PARKE. M1sanaL
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Honolulu. ssa october. ls5s i.'N Of '' supreme ''''-


u HtsJHE tUIAT OF IaIE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS In PROBATE. In the matter o. the N.t1s
ofJAclNIO DEAF late Of Honoulu, dscras d Inisstf-
Al Chambers, before the hon. A. y Judd sir~r y 10
tee Of petition for ao-anee Of aeconuts t,car-- 81
final distribution OF properly
On Reading add Filing the petition and arrucnts of v
G. PaTke Administrator cf the Of Jnc1s1 Iear afe
OF Honolulu deceased. wherein he ASKS ~ Be- aia~d
si5s r. and charges himself SIS - anI asks that
tne same ay BE- examined and approved tlat dzal
order may b. made OF distribution of te property r1
Ing Ia his haods 20 the persous therrt entfi and a.
charging him and his surees from al further rrspan
bnlty such.
II S OrdersJ That TUESDAY. she 18th day q Deem
osr lsss At 10 on.ock a n, before the eif Justce
ChainoerH, n the Court House, az ho-sollu
same hereby IS appointed the ue and riee fr hsar-
ns said peutiod and accounts. and al persons zy
then and there appear and show c=use Il aas .sey have
why the same should granted snd nay Fr-ses.r
sylarnee As 70 who are entitled said rrofefiy- Ana
mat ths order, 10 the English HaWaian ia1<unr
be published Ia the Hawaiian Gazette ard Kuokn. r4
papers printed aud published Igonoiuis a re sn
eessive ~eeks previous 70 the sine therein appoe Coz
said heArios- A.. FRiSCIs JUpiS
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List OfLicenses Expiring in NOvem.
ber. IS77.

RETAIL.-oAHU.
Nv Weight, Queen Street. Honolulu
Geo Roberts, Maunakea Street,
Geo Roberts. cor Nuuanu and Hotel S,s- "
b-Segelken q Co, Nuuanu Street,
6-Thrum & DAT, Merchant Street,
s-Afong 4 Achuck. Nuuanu Street
s-P Trpp, King and Fort Streets, a.
lO-Akl 4 Ava, Kalihi. Kona-
u-wm NJ wenner Fort street,
III Copenhagen, Nuuanu Street,
lS-H Hollister, Nunanu street,
l5-TOng 10. Nuuanu Street,
17-Joseph En"s, King street,
22-Leung Nam, UlakoheO,
% Nathaniel Clifford Maunakea Street,
2g-TOn Kin Emma STREET,
e5-Allen d Robinson, Queen Street,
MOLOkAI
20-Akana, Kupeke.
2O-s Magnn, wAluku
HAWAII.
lon Chong, waohinu. Kau.
20-AkinA Apo, Laupahoehoe, Hlo.
25-Aho, Pihonna, Hiio.
WHOLESALE.
~ T waterhouse, Queen Street. Honolulu.
RETAIL SPIRIT.
s-Daniel Hanley, Royal Hotel.
vICTuALING.
s-A5raham Fernandez, Maunakea Street.
1s-ApSns HRpai, Punahoa, Hno Hawaii
ls-Chung Wa, Nuuanu street, Honolulu.
HORSE.
li-chas GaiEoie. No 81 i5-kalaniEAhua, No 0s
lS-K Jabey, No g 29-kamakauwia, Ram No 81 os
l5-Jas ID Lewis No 80 2O-5Rck Meek, SO
15-KamAkau, No 81 2S-Pilasi No 100
BUTCHER
ls-H sylvia, waikapu, Maui
l5-Wfllam Aud, Nuuanu Street. Honolulu.
CAKE PEDDLING.
I5-Akana, 2s-NaaI Cheong.
27-Au look. 66s