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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-04-11
IN Msnoriam

Tee fOllessag preamble and resOlatioas we're
adopted at nsssisg Of the Hawaiian Board q
uissioas held 10 ,Ais eiv or the sssl Maria;
wnsxEAs, the Rev. Il W. Parker. for ersy-ssar
years = Missionary Ct the American Board IN the
lslAras o. the PSci6e. . member af the Hawaiian
Board u Missions ron Its organization, and for the
past thrcs PEARS Presiaea; q the Theological Ser-
i1a-y under The patronage Of both Boards, has
eeSn removed trem Us BY the loving fsihsnef the
Ceiserse. The Standing Committee o. Foreign
Mtssisns. y Nhieh Mr. Parker has been several
wears its respected Chairman. W0aa oder the fol-
lowing resolaitans
Isl. Tia, in the death Of cur brother ne feel cur
er~zt less SCR. in han = VAlSed friend. a
lsa'eioGs counsellor. fAishtal Missionary Of the
Cr0Ss, preacher Of righteousness. an able ia-
sgrsetor ef ministers and Missionaries. saAn OF
nature Thought. vito lahorr1 in season and cut
Of season fsr the prosperity Of Zion. aud who. At
Iiaes intensely sax0as for the ark Of God. desired
shove all oShsr things the exteasi0a Of the Kingdom
ofCAriss.
2nd That in bis removal we rsccxpire the hand
q the Advise Being, wh0 do<s all thugs well,
and eaasot err and that ublle ear hearts deeply
eur laSs. ne eow in Submission 10 the lsviue
viii. thanking The Master that eur brother was
spared 10 fer rnsny years. and for the sSsis-
t4nee granted To hin in zn the doubts and perplex
ties. difhsalties and saasriBgs thrvaga watch be
NAs ca4Ac1 u f1SS An1 a. AASs IVY StNinS nln tnc
victory, patting IN his mouth, AZ the las, moment,
the memorable words Of dying Lord. Liz IS
hEisbed.'' aud taking him TO wear erVuH in oae
ef thase nzny mansions prepared fer those who are
faithfal aate death.
Sd Thar by tie blessing Oft Lore win improve
this isspSRss;i0e Il piSioe Pr0ydense, tha, may
es The etter tttcd for The work he hAs for 10 d.
strising TO emulate the choice example Of de-
parted brother in fAitafalness, - thzt Nbsa oar
tiEs 70 depart may come. uSy Re able to say.
= have finished the WORK which Thoa gsvess me
70 dc, and receive also a erosn Of glory
&th- That NE deeply sympa;AiEe With the berearei
fAaily Of cur brother Parker in this hour u their
great sorrow. aud would commend then 10 Him
gp0e whom the husband and father lsanei at all
tees, knowing ShA, He IS she Father Of the father
less, ard the H1Sssud Of .he Widow.
5th That the Corresponding Secretary of tsis
Board eeranGaicste 10 The family Of car departed
brother this action.
H. BINeHAa.
VI. HUAEA
J. 7. PeGUE.
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/ supreme Coart--Aprii rer.a. a. n
l@7T.
Chief Justice Harm. presiding.


n The kiag IA Apo tpakel Charged with havias
Aoplnm In his possession. Appeal frem Police Jus
s:iee OF Ronolalu Tried BY = foreign lary who
reIaraed avera,es of not guilty, 6 dlssealHg) Tbs
aprisoaer was discharged. J. NJ, Davidson for ths
defendant
The kiug ys. sam KamaSahl ENHANCEMENT,
Prisoner apon belng srralgoed pleaded not guilty,
aud MAS rvnsnSvl for trial
Ahle vs., d. T. Elaridge. crim con. Tried BY a
Smlxea jury who In IA hours returned verdict fes
4 Tue plaintiff damages 81 zoo W, 4 Castle and ;.
! & Dole tor plsiaur + Prestoe for defendant,
N Haehakakoaa W. Ahuns. Appeal from loterme-
diary Coarl-the salas Of certain kalo, Tried by a
nixed jsty who Ia hslf aa hear returned verdict
for the pla1uT damages $50; to which Mr.. Pres
ION excepted. The Court called the stsention OF
the Counsel to the tact that verdict MAS $50 Seyeod
the Jurisdiction Of the Police Court Ar. hartwrll
ias the plaintiff nled re,aitur TO the amoans OF
$50 A. 5, Hs.twell for Plaintir, Biekertoa and
1 Preston for defendant
Prvseat on the Bench.
Chief Justice Harris. Judd aud MeCally J, j,
I, NJ Green vs.. Aunle Grren. divorces. W, r.
I Castle and r y. Biekerton for lioellant The
Court alter hearing the testimony granted decree
nisi,
rheophllus Il. Davies and $, q, Wilder, assiguers
! Of Caupg Hoou vs. Il HaekIeld & Co, Action OF
n rrOVer, Motion for new trial Melton argued and
submitted. ( PRESTON for plaintiff A. 5. Hsrtwell
! for the motion.
Before the Full Court.
4 Iu the matter OF the will Of Rura KamAkea de-
ceased. Appeal from the decision of Mr.. Justicc
Judd in Probate. Case argued aud submitted.
Y ". {, Jones tor the appeal. Cecil Brown for the
win
n In re Padeken = bankrupt Questions reserved
as 70 the Government clain. Case argued aud
submitted. A, 5, Hart~ell Tor tue Government, W.
C. Jones and L. +. Bie&erIon assiguees in person.
Chief Justice Harris presiding.
I Jas l. Dowsett vs. Godfrey Brown aud G. W.
Nsefarlane. Tried By foreign jury who in Que
hour returned verdict for the plaintiff u dissent
,uS.) in the ut S+S3 81, with Interest IRON
sSePtem6er 5. 1876. L. +. 0HAllorsn and J. II.
Davidson for the plaintiff E Preston Tor defendant
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PoRr oF HoNOLUI.U.


ARRIVED
A. 1-Scar Fua1kaai. Cszarks. ffglI AAuA
scar LmkA. kaeaa. trgnI AlaA
>y1r Car-rIls kki1<t1sl. ffass AlsA
Aa=1r.l.. AEsrEalaa. Car'sil. -ass H1e p N
fvn So E-.zci-cs
s-Sanr Elaaaa. Nascilat. frsai v Ia asard Por-s-
$50 Ra-wack SAL fram NghsGAL
S-Se1r Tslzaf Nalsraga tom NtlSa
.car Eulsde frslzsus =, q ess IA : traleizSec
Lll-cz. laxlsr, L t-l.s >an fralcslc-
Au 81 "a Fisr~uce % iiiala-. i-llas cruise.
A. 80 ~ E1isz- MEr-sss tcm crslse.
El-Sc1r Kassl-, EiElss. trvHI Aala tlt % tll1sa-
Al ~ E-spers18. sllelsz - a. IN : fr4lc=se'
SAILED
A. s-Schr Fay lt-va. Psuis tlr Ean.L--
Scar tl-.si. ksa4-l17, - Aztlts.
S--ar Pr-1cs bs-r<. fsr kaaA 4za kEl-
IN srhr Sea 1araey. rrtrP, ~ Arrrlc.
s-S--ar MAaassEa94i. A.laa- ar Naui1~L
S-hr T-nar CI1aais So Ns-iifsff
RMS aasrrzlda. CzrgaI. 81 SssiIsg-
s-s,-h- "A NJ a1zr k4haia-
An "a Caan,iar, Rshinzcns flr sgtf Gtzi1ie-
An schr { n sard. Ezss, hsr Saa2l1 Lssals-
SEA- FEz11i. H1ras ~ Elll.
S-a~ Luka. k.-et. Sc hli1.
Srair n ilaalea MarchAnE Ain1EaEa PgrnA
Srhr P,r-,xahi- Ciarks. tir AalL
s..ar alarsrx I1aa Efl, slr Azln<1-
An "a ~ NJ Usilasr-u, Barker. flr erzlse.
An .rar 4 Msssr, BsrlEa, a1r So kraacss--s-
tl-Sehr tgiA1L kallaaa, W MAXI
>chr GHiHa1ni Apaa. . alI1ry- tQr 11~ Arrre-
Eulis Frz1sea. -, t1r q cr~ass.
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~ Tx chart F.Sstiesea BY = week OF tso
stacy b~iug On vxbisiti0a Al Ihe Bookstore. Is
a.ae mp Rot osy Of tae rvssiis Of the discoveries
., Tx P0lsrs sa4 previous expeditions, bai ii shows
the track followed oy The Alert and Discovery Of
The last British expedition Se1 tbv polsEs reached
~ taSir Slsiu parties, aue vfneeGtcs all the dis
eoHs-ieS made ~ said expedition
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>A0Er PASsAsE-Bsrksatinc Jane A FalStneurs
which lcit fbis port. NArcd S;h, arrived i, AsisFs
oseg0n March sl-t~elve DAYS Passage, which Is
sAid 10 &c the shortest PassAgv E.ee by Say vessel
~ Seea The TWO ports. The Falkiusars has loug
een poted ose OF the tastes; vessels engaged in
TIE Pselne traae
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ATTACK os ~ E1rroA-The Alta California
saAsiy Published report q some law proceedings
which took place in san F4ncscs, EEleh tid noe
reject taE0rahiE "a aEysr gf that eiry, VITO
.hersgPon ga6srtook 20 punish the esiIfac- The
Ses York rri6G1s makes the f1lEaEing statement
and comments ca the s5airs - Gen Joaa acCoub
Is Ma1aSiag Editor Ct t1e Alrz asSspaper IN Saa
Francisco. and IN that esPaeisy 1e had 0cezEoa %
say sOmn.hfng- humorous, bar sharp, Of o1e " IN
aaTgs. described 1F telessrzm az are eating
oaly ard 4 rr-smi1eHc lawyer The ars< impulse,
We sacqli rhIak. u izSFer a-,Erlegst % pGosie
HSparnaI w0uI9 Sc % hrinr an zrri9n EaE La~ysr
dawes. Instead CT making wrr- put urge pistol
z 4is pasket and eal-lass AZ ne Ala ef=, tArsEl
snsd - shsoE tle eiirlr unless as made isSAiAl-
Gus rsEraefiGu wheTElpoE G-li- JU1H Act-9H16s
snzcsa1 0f hAsrening @ spci1gze and u say a1T-
raing % save his Ealnhze lie. ags GUY knocked
down the nrIczlens Eases. but taxing away AlS
7is11l -ti aim cayEise to the drSs Police sflrlaG
a16 rherr deiiEersa hin ilE1 the ha10s a EAs Law,
1pon 4 eaar-e q zsszEIE siEh ineenz - zl add z-
ca zeeoad en1rge ct Carrying esE,szller sea9-
aus. The AFFAIR 1zs naturally created god deal
# Of exeiEemEnE In San Frz1eiscG and G<R- Ac,ssno
Is oeea very g5aca congratulated 1p1o Us <s1c-
eessf1i sIppr=sszGd u ulIn CT N1o1 x - sAid
raar tyr LEestF Fearx he has 5eeR s=elng ac.azlGa
Of gIaFre. laEiEa Gis1 cxEu party % scE<r1t el-
cuEar-rs Tnis Is rr.lseIT ne k5ld Il usaz VIZ X
1zsIAsIY 4----iezsf 1eyoG4 assua-e1easE I Pa1isc
srizr Aap9ens q EEeak CT him AsBesEr- ulllg Is
aais=aea, or % r-iL TIE truth ahoGs hIaa N eEa
! ulris1ret EzT- A r-asu111ie FerS0u Se-Ss Al
exula1arfon 1nG rerracEcn- DE- DinES -aa- 4
NJ sEuauer has ullzrErreaenken hiu SATISFIED rhaE
~ has bees, wruusseE1 aad thar GtArr QeE1Sl1 at
-etfr-ss Il Iefr hil he aupezis . tae law Llar l.
4 ne Affair." De cE suf1cienE iupAsrEAace u him L
= ouir rhe Wu.rhiess GiIBW. Ehea his worth
Iessuess has eeen sxpnsed- Was rssurtz 70
Viz,-u..s Sume1mes 1e =zfs nk1 Ialt .
I~,tnerisnss uafsr-1naEeIg Ia dles nat hut IA 10
asa IL ms ellaraeEsr nEilrateaed Tia breadth OF a
bair - his E,aIIsa a1d 1alaBt1t 4EEiszs1 Nea1-
w5fle EaFss z1uogzEes his hzzeur1sG Il killing
E=ne-zL AsCa1z1s our 11rzaden@d 1lGn Ava lalg
IT, rIr u1lss dlEssy EhiuE hnppen u rhe ezpE-
sion az william Eares. Esq, tram ina CAiifarnia
EE
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ASsACLr AND BArrEzx--A Hawaiian sailor, ka-
z2sa ~ asu1e. Sho, about y=ar szo ~As arrested
foS kiliiaz another uan in traakea spree, has
agsiz esea ca trial for somewhat siclIlar oense.
Rsesn,ly retzrued from TOysge siJh small pile
u aoaey the rvs1ll Of his ss~oa's work. ae IN
vested portion OF Il in hQaor nader the iaAasnes
% SAiea be assaulted ssG .SrisvoG<ly asGSs3 cor
1aa5ou- We traSs that the furrisher Of the liga0i
nay b. fsrreted cot. A8d deAlt VIII the hslaoGS
ness q hiS crime deserves.
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To- No GATE has Sees sxeA fsr the fanesal esre-
aeaaes Of His late Royal Hlxesess, bat tsSy will
probably take place IL about thirty DAYS,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators Notice.

III CREDITORs HAVING CLAIMS
IN 4g1zst Tie Estate Of Hs Higaaeza CEA REES
EASAESA- desezse-t- CLAIMS
sscr-zd ~ zlGr1ge uoc ara Eere0z
gIa=ze1 u 7r.=eaE lie F and
tna rreper sunr1erz Ce undersigned me MAEz1als
aE.cse AlHniali sAle EgnG1ia EiL.sax daaz ad
her-aE u1s-zt raaE z such Claims prssence4t
Eirlls znnras tan aEsE pIniez-s1n
az within zz nnGEls GruE1 Dag e1zF ElI ze- they
sfaa be hIrEEe- aAr-s All hs A1iaisE-aar sallt
ezczne snail 11e as aIrsarzFt pay per
inzh1-t said .szle axe EsFzsE re.uesr u u-
tos Enmz1l4la3E aulferzazasd
~ c PAEEE
AfAzlniszzrr Es-zrzar Z L e Eauau.I Ie.rasst
Esna1Iiz- Arr1 1. IL "a &
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EE- STEAMER kilsuea leaves next week Msnda,
Tor kswsiAss. Hawaii. ana on Friday will iesve 20
NsNiifwill. kanAl
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OrsuN SNuesLINs.-ou the arrival AZ San
Ersucisco Of the STEAMER CITY o. Pekin hOa RSVx.
Kong. The surveyor otCasioras. sslsea 1--we handrvd
poep&s Of epjsu. Of tbs value q SS,oslo, which
~ss eoseeslsG in newstyie boxes. and represented
10 eoasAla anotasr class Of merchandise S0oa
aftrr The ship lei Ho1y60aS the authorities In 5
T. Uxre u0siee& by Telegraph that tirys LOT OF
opiaIa xzs % board aud cautioned 10 * o1 The
lookout
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sS- Bark lolzni viii lszys ios san FRANCISCO 10
morrow, ard she has seoG iAsss<e ALL arrive
over ZEN Gays ahead ofihv uvxt paR steamer
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Schooner Loiess. which arrived al this PeHl on
Monday su0ruipg. Is eeautaSl craft Sse eSh,ags
10 Nr Wa PaaSvr. asa Is gOias 10 The Arctic ee
L trsding voya,x
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sST- Brig Hespcsian. Captain winding, arrived
Z YESTERDAY nte~n DAYS irosn San Frauetseo, which
-sys she len two days she4e N the 2. u, Aus
srNiia- Sac brings several passengers, aud TAU
N earSo iasisd,sx i-rSy eoras OF rrs-SeSa- We Sx-
gSes thAi eeiOrv Vsry lOsE NC shall have TO inpor;
s oar water
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st0ckh0lm Tar. in Bhls.

A SNAIL LoT or sUPEREeE quality
IL 4 asrrets gssz FseesFsf
S'r.-'ssz sOLLEs %.
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pER "a MOL

a MERsGAz HESS BSER AND PRrwS
n PCkk- For s4Ss By BOLLSss o.
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Saloon Pilot Bread.

I N BOXES AND cAszs- Also, a GEgRR-
AL Aass<rueat y Gsrzeters. fS1m cee cFaexsr 90
Ror 1sess iE5 zoiEEs . %
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REsEEcT 10 rzE DEAR-SIIH8te guns were fred
yesterday morning 4eoGt sznrise from the Punch
bowl Battery. and b. L B Ms, s F4atouG az tea
oeock il teksa Of respect tor the deceased Princs.
C01<gl2r and natioual algs were AZ haIf-mzsS
thr0lghggs The town. and On the shipping in the
aaroor Nearly al the stores and places CT o0si-
NESS we're closed, aud >a1oath-lks stiffness Prs-
vailed n the streets. At seTeH O'Clock IN the
sySuigg the members CT Hawaiian Lodge, Nc p.
r aaG A NJ. ef which His Late Royal HlEtHes.
~zs uI-m9~r, met AZ the ball Of the lodge, and
Proceeded tAeaes u = body 70 the Pslac~ - look
tor the last t1ls tie aes Of their departed bro
ther
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DlNAsEs.-In TIE ease Of Ahlo vs. Eldritge,
xAich was tired IL the Sapreu,e Court lsss week.
tie pl4lstiS awarded damages lie the sGE Of
Sl0o0 he iery Was mixed oO<, Eae il Is SAID
that the t9rviSu eleEsaG Was ia tay0r o. yerdie1
tor $Sooo. 1hile the natives tEoaSaE that the san
u So WoalG oS ample reeo0P<nes for the evils
.aeicteS By the ssdzess, IN ocvskiog up the hapP-
uess o. household wBat striking commentary
% the esSiaatiou in Which the crime Of sSdgeLioa
s kSic Szl9Eg tie zeorigisSsi
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q. n. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian Hotel
. UNCH ROOM

UaE=< ne Eaa4Aszz.@nt; q 2 vos 0zaLaAFTES.
a IL DELEEACIEs. Knows To THE AGE
n 1sns1laty KEPT % haz1 and 90 sz-,..z a.
r .<r-sS ls srsse- y ~ H-s<esGFDe nzs1re-xzz<.
.e2 . sSfg Eae =g4ears IN kis wil1szs dr=ala es-
i. Dan7erz las al csEsr pezzss AL p1sIic (lr1erz
III BE exeE1se1 = nj Ezz1s sSsTas.zs ,ssvfe
Al za 3 y0E 0RaLaAFFEy xszux.r
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TRW t. WALASAk-The t1g-ooar Pele ieft this
PlAes early Friday morning Of Lass week, taking
-Es nemaers Of the Commission for the dsEsi0pe-
zzsaE Of the resources Ct the aoGasry, HIS Ex- J.
4 kAPsna and Captain James M1Aee, and th-
Mi1isssr Of the Interior, besides number Of INV
.e guests and proceeded 70 taAt part Of the coast
Iiyia. - the IeeEara q the Wsialae mountains.
The day spent IA examining the capabilities u
-hzt district. In the land Of Eaianae there Is 4
1ae stream CT ElEer. and two % three haacre.:
acres Of land which are cazabie Of brighton L Is
FrueGhie small sugar plantation may be started
saers- The Adjoining land u Azx4ha WIS fSgad Il
De exess;izgiE arid and t=sti-nre u EaEEr rs
sCRrrrs. L indeed Il i possessed Of any. are 4,
present quite iuFEi1bs. ThS expedition rsE1ruel:
% % vi ca Friday nignE
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ILLUSTRATED EDyrtoN--A Portioa % this edition
u the GAZETTE ~in * eRo<lli>Aed with nae
portrait OF the late PKIScE iELstoHoKr- This
Photograph mas tskea By Mr.. VI, Dlekson. and
rcr1vssuts the Prinee IL his ns,fora- Il IS PER
tscg IkeSess Of him, and wiH Be priced By all hi:
tri<sss Sse Be = valuable sogvsnIr 10 InSfl abroad
The prieS Of the Illustrated GAEsrrE Is 50 csuts.
Copies Gone up Ia wrappers ready tor nlaiiing eau
oe eareh4seA a. the counter Or FROM the carriers.
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ths istands composing the Society and NsrqResas
SrVzps. owing - tie tzes that tas eHrrsney there
eousls,s Of the debasd South American SILVER coin.
which 2re worth in SaB Francisco, On average.
4scaI eigaiy eeais 10 The dollar. This bas caused
scarcity o. sIeha4Sv Or means TO Fsy for imported
goods. ant has p4ralyzeG trade ne provincial
-ove-uusBt Wiu be compelled sooa TO provide
soUs Other silver elrfvney than these coins. h1. 50
lar las GeSiiaed - 4cG Ia tie matter.
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SAECkC ESrArz-This large gazing ranch o.
tie iSlzzd Of HAWAII has become the property OF
Mr. q VI. { jones, the other partner. Mr.. e. z
Richardson hzying sole 09t bis interest 70 him "a
PriFate terms. We understand that Il Is the in
rsas19a Of Mr. Jones 10 PGt ~ large hotel AZ the
volczHo ef Kilazea, which Il included IA the pro
Perty, and 70 construct 6ae carriage road from
the handbag az ksazhou 10 thai place Tins in
2roysneat vii PLAc= The volcano within easy
three-ao1-s triss of the seasAore, and VII enable
Al those 70 visit il WIG lave heretofore been de-
TERED ey the hatigves CT loug horseback ride
The citizens ct RiIo wiz have &c Satchfsl, or
they viii dad the stream Of travel diverted from
heir beautiful village, - the district Of Kan We
EoalG recommend that they oGilc rail-svaG troG
times.
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SVKGz85EH RKB 80 MoT
II Esr esle ~ nnfxEs A CO.
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EXPORrs-

- - F-.urs--s- PR gsgszs APrI Sass ~ Is
..- Is -sfzs 1rrs 5<s15- ms Pa1zS rs 9sSs
I.sv.s - xiasu. la1 hznssaa- bAaalas~
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OFFICE STATIONERY, Etc.
RECEIVED BY LATE ARRIVALS.

VIOLET COPTIEG PENCILS.
Fabs--s LEAD PeseiEs. Yea l. . aad 4
F1her's hszEs Drawing FsnElss
C<Fstzf E1hner, DfazEanf Hzbne<,
E1a4-ks E>laeer Ea1Ez.
L@Iaer CsEEing Eaaks 1Lls1 aad FrzaehJ Eizss
Letter CGpFing F1rzr- 1E ID
@ans Pena1 aid FeztfI Eatierz.
TrzEeiizg Eaksrar.s.
Slsiu Pznz- Ea-enu and Ez1z Fsas,
znifeslshle Ink an6 Peas
A.1uad- F2s iald -cslGai RlEzrz.
Pencil Guards win ranher a<astz,
el5ass 1z6 AsezL IaiEsazsl.11,
4sesiaee- n saaez- F1acs and 9sz<r BATTLES
Blarxr Elle- iaier and ED Enzs,
CAr1r-A Arrnirsrz. 4ssst SneIinenis 1sss Enkz
Pee-1ezs In ~ n rlI1rz- 111 4za<- soe-zes,
Eli f1es AID Geek C11rce4ilez
Brad EeE-er AlaS Cep z1f Flssl
S1Cz and Letter Pagers. IN variety,
Ell eng 4ra Lega1 Papers u variety
WaArs A11aaE--pc Peas ssr hazes 4 ra.zzs
Barz Rle2s, sinssizz 4AF 1z1- z.aErz.
H11n LerzzE Gigs vzr1Els Earzzrna.
ofErs Tslsl= Fed E1ps- AID =El< Tazzz
Tissue EIPer, Bank vote Pz1G-r
DEz=tug Ezper csnsn haExe1 dl-z.
zsc< Czs'ezE VII & zay 11Gk -cept hzE-zr5Trv
szsa1 CsExaezEs. esE eek kan1e1,
FOR SALE EN-
zza II. n. whitney.
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Notice.

fENHE rSpERSIGNEn HEREBY GIyE~
Notee thai tae partnership harnsriy exSiing uader
Tie arm came 0f Ako q AwO. having expired IN July
last and all the debts " the rn having been paid and
AL aceaatS settled. he has further the
business now conducted by Ako In kNAAasikL Eoaa.
Aksn. AWO.
kahaloo. March -. 1877. 61S az
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= =. E-.,gsss-,-ssr k4-G-zlsa- ARrI s-s,sL { Il
ID ID 4ifs Mr and Mrs scarg-zs, caE1.ty Cart
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-04-11

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-04-11

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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
Girls.

There are many different kinds of girls. There are large girls and small ones, pretty girls and those who are not pretty, and also white girls and colorel girls. l like pretty and good girls. There Is an old saying that handsome is as handsome does.' This will apply to girls as we'll as grown up peo- pie. Why is it that homely child Is often loved by everybody, while her pretty play mate is much disliked Is it not because the one has kind words and pleasant smiles to make others happy, while the pretty and bad girl speaks cross words and is always unkind Do to others as you would have others do to you" Is the Golden Rule. Doc tor Dodridge once asked his little child, why it was that everybody loved her. II know not" said she "unless it is that l love everybody" Children should remember this. If we love others, they will love Us in return. l Twill end my essay upon girls, by saying that love those girls that love me.
 ADEL C. ABBIETTA-age 13.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
CORPORATIONS 1.-THE PRESCOTT HIGH
 SCHOOL

We shall, from time Ia time, with the consent of the authors, copy compositions (originaD, or so much of them as We find sufficiently entertaining and well composed as to justify their publication. We have been permitted, by some of the scholars, 10 use their ideas committed to writing and read on Friday at the school house. We will state in connection with this, that the following subjects were selected by the scholars and written during the morning. without aid from parents or others, and are entirely original The name of the author of each subject we give as we'll as age. The reader. therefore, will have the better Op- portunity of judging of their merits. We have quite a number of other compositions which we shall take occasion to publish at some future time, all of which are full of originality, and portray the thoughts of the young authors most viyidly and with won- derful naturalness.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
Aztec Ruins.

Twenty miles from Camp Mcdowell, A. T., situated in beautiful little valley, on the Verde River, is an old Aztec ruin. It is supposed to have been about four stories high, the parts of the wall that remains be- ing some twenty feet in height. There are about four hundred rooms on the basement floor and some large cedar pillars for the purpose of holding up the second floor On digging down through the dirt, which had filled the rooms, there were found stone axes and dishes, and in one place small fan beautifully carved out of stone, and vari- ous things used by the Aztecs for cooking utensils and outdoor work, very curiously wrought out of stone and burnt clay. The surrounding country for eight miles is thick ly dotted with ruins of smaller dimensions, giving it the appearance of a large town or city, the large ruin being used as kind of block-house to protect the people from the wild savages who then infested Arizona.
 PAULIN s. 0sBoRN-age 16.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
La JoIla.

Miss LilIie Bashford, in describing this
 place of resort, which is situate 12 miles from San Diego, says:
 One of the plessantest places of resort on
 the Pacific Coast, is at La Jolla. This is a
 tavorlte place with the people of San Diego. Tor pic-nics, etc. When they go ont to this
 place, they generally start about s o'clock A NJ. They go out in a coach, which, by crowding, will hold from eighteen to twenty persons. A merry, jolly party they make; singing. laughing, and talking is the order oi the exercises. This is also a favorite place for bathing, Qadies usually take bath. ing dresses), and a large party go in at the same time. On this shore are caves, which can be reached at low tide, and when people go, they have to be particular and find out the time the tide rises, SO that they can reach the rocks. If they do not know the tme, and remain too long, it is almost an impossi6ility to gain the shore; for when the ude commences to rise, it is hardly any