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Tax Appeal Board.

Notice is hereby given that the Board Of Tax Appeals,
for the District Of Honolulu, will sit at the "Olice Court
Rooms, Honolulu, on the first Monday in December next,
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m, for the purpose Of hearing
all appeals from the Assessor, made in said District.
W. G. JONES,
Police Justice, Honolulu, and Chairman Of the Board
Honolulu, Nov. 22d, 1878. no23
THE following lots Of Government Land will be leased
for a term Of twenty-five years, by Public Auction, on
Monday, December 10th, at II o'clock noon, in front Of
AliioIani Hale.
One lot on Queen Street, next to Macfarlane < Co.'s
Store. Upset price, $3.50 per annum.
One lot on Fort Street. between Mr.. Strehl's cooper
shop and Mr.. CHAPTERS blacksmith shop. Upset price,
s25 per month.
( All particulars can be obtained at the Office Of the
Interior Department. AMI G.. WILDER,
nol6 st Minister Of Interior.
WITH the approval Of His Excellency the Minister Of
Finance, I have appointed Mr.. Frank Bindt TO be Col
hector Of Customs for the Port Of Koloa, Kauai.
W T. ALLEN, Collector General.
Collector Generals ONCE, oct. 30, 1873. nov9-2n
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CALENDAR FOR 1s79.-We shall shortly issue
our annual Calendar, got up in handsome style,
and containing full and correct information in
regard to government officers, friendly and bene-
violent societies, the courts, Foreign Representa-
tives, SC, SC. Price, on card, 40 cents on paper
20 cents. For sale at Whitney & RObertson's book
store.
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Surgeon to the Queens Hospital.

CHRISTMAS Is CoMING.-To be made thoroughly
aware of the close proximity of the holidays, drop
in at Whitney s RobertsOn's and examine their
new books ard pictures, just opened, comprising
one Of the finest, most varied, and tempting assort-
ments ever opened here. As we heard q lady
remark Yesterday, they are perfectly lovely"
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November y. Is7s.
- M
By H. S-CHUssLER

GEORGE r. WELLS. Esq. Ag,nt American sewing Ma
chine Company Dear Sir-Nearly eight years ago my
wife purchased one 81 the " American sewing Machines
and used it nearly three years ia our family. and then
gave II g. her sister. who has used u continuously IN her
family. and now has it. snd would not part with tt for
any other machine she ever saw. Runs easily, smoothly,
and sews nicely. keeping I'm good order. Mrs. Andrews
has used the Howe. Wheeler & Wilson. Grover 4 Baker,
and Singer. aud prefers your machine over them all.
Very Respectfully, WA. ANDREWS ia,
nose rs HAyes 81. san rrancis.n-
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pa- We find the following in tie g. r. Week
y Chronicle Of Nov. 2lst, under the head OF
4" General Dispatches 80
CHARGES AGAINST A CoNsUL.-Washington, Nov.
III. Scott, Consul at Honolulu. is here 10 be-
Investigated by the State Department unden
charges Of incompetency and failure TO pay sal
airy to a clerk an agreed"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CHOICE CHRISTMAS FEUIf rINN kND
-uruamsutrd. frem ~ uVwsrA. 81 large g~usuuHas, 81 D.
Horns. Hotel street. De- ~
RICH AND DELICIOUS CHRISTMAS MINcE PTS
a. J. Hcr1's. H0tsl street De- IT,
HORNS DoUHLE-srHoSG CANDIES.
strongly rtcaumsuGcs fr whaoriuF cough and ralis
de- fs
~ THE Regular Meeting of us Hawaiian Mission
C~hildreus Socisiy Will D. hciI ths evening 81 the
residence % Mr.. ,. Banning
A WORD ~ SEASON To THOsE WHO REQUIRE A
drss~iass pair q Bs1t- or shoes. made ffem thc very
best French stock. and Tor style sud ottmGnshipuott1b r
cEUailed oU thess Island You viii Anthem a. reduced
prices A. ?. Il LyEchs Boot and Shoe Fagt1ry. King
street. de- or
ULTIMA THULE LuDGE SO. I. J. o. a. THE
Members q this Lodge are hereby Noticed t. attend the
regular meeting nezt McadHy evening. st5L ocloCk A.
business e the most vital Importance O. the welfare of
the Lodge viii come up. 4 fan attendance Is earnestly
desired. id-lj PrA oEpTE vet
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NOTICE.

Mr.. Claus SP~reckIe-, OF Intend.
t. construct a large Ditch ca the Island 90 Naal, f1r
irrgsuug purposes. Any psrson or persons Wuling g.
e1cayais or jig 80 feet or more Il this ditch ny contract.
and be paid for such vurk either by the number u cuhic
feet or by the number OF RAINING feet n the ditch sxcz-
waited. are requested to aPr!y 90 II. sohussler. Haiku.
Maui, or - VIM. q. Irwin 4 Co. Honolulu. who will give
them the necessary Information.
CLAUS SPRECKLES-
By II. SCHUssLER.
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BoEX N TIE CLoUDs.-A correspondent Of a
German paper relates a remarkable circumstance
that occurred at Paris on the 4h Of October.
There was a balloon ascension-tbe balloon being
however secured TO The earth by ropes. An Eng
lish lady among other persons. went up IN the
balloon. the charge being 20 francs. When at the
highest elevation. 100 metres-considerably over
300 feet-the lady gave a piercing scream. Every
body supposed it was mere nervousness, but it
soon became apparent that 1t was something more
serious-the lady was about to be " brought TO
bed" There happened to be a physician on
board, and in a very short time the lady was
delivered Of a fine healthy child. Meantime, the
balloon was hauled to the earth. and the assem-
bled crowd having learned the facts. received the
new arrival with cheers. and music by the band.
amidst which noises could occasionally be beard
the wailIngs of the baby. wrapped in its mothers
shawl. The husband. a wealthy English manu-
~facturer. was at hand. and took his family away
in a carriage. This is probably the Grst instance
Of a child being born so far above ground, and in
a balloon. The docuU. got 500 francs for his
services.
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REF M MENTION.

Es- Our thanks are due to the Merchants Ex-
change OF San Francisco for Giles Of late papers
per steamer. Also to the Purser Of the Zealandia
for the same favor.
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MAsoNIc-The following are the officers Of HAw-
allan Lodge No. q, F. s. A. NJ. elected for the ensue-
ing year at the regular meeting held on Monday
evening last. L. Way, W. NJ; Robert Gray. S. W.
(re-elected); H.. ]. Nolte, J. W; +. A. Schaefer,
Treasurer, (re-elected) d. X. Fyfe, Secretary.
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For SALE

Aaa - THE STEAM RUG ~''ROBBIE."
a III IN as she now hes at the wharf, well found. For
u&sszz--@zl particulars inquire at the
nol6 p. c. ADVERTISER OFFICE.
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BOAT.

THE Christmas vacation of Government Day Schools in
the English language, throughout the Kingdom, will ex-
tend from Friday, December 2Oth, TO Monday, January
9Th, 1879, and from that date Jan. Gth) a lew term will
begin. W. JAS. SMITH, Secy.
Education Office, Nov. Dist, 1873. n23 st
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Notice and Caution.


yuyHE UNDERSIGNED ARE
TO FURNISH PAL Al Of a Superior Quality for Pianta-
.tion. ship and Export Use.
Orders left with Us will be filed with dispatch, and the Pal
Al made and packed, so as to ensure good keeping. From a
thorough knowledge OF the business, and superior facilities Tor
manufacturing Pal Al, we guarantee to put up the Best Pal Al
made. Customers can depend on a regular supply and prompt
delivery.
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MUsIc.-The band will play this afternoon a;
Emma Square, at A O'Clock, with the following
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Sewing Machines 70 Rent.

Those wishing 10 rent a Sewing Machine for n week or
month can do So by inquiring % c. W. Cooke. AZ Mossrs.
Castle 4 Cookies store. n023 I'm
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" PRAYER MEETING WILL BIZ HELD
every Sunday Evening in the Yesiry Of the Fort Street Church.
at a quarter Of seven O'Clock. All are cordially Invited to
attend. o5 SIN
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THE PACIFIC
BY AUTHORITY.

pErAE-NESr OF FlEE1sS EELAEsoSs
By II ESovN 20 Az vEo& = KAY CoScEES. thEt
A-ETASors J. CAE-wz-ozr. EsSCrEE. having this day
presented % this Department; his Commission frCu his
E~xcellency Narizuo IFrzcio Prado. President q the Be
public C Peru. which IS found . be In due form. he. the
said Alexander J. Cartwright, Esquire. is hereby Ecsnov-
lodged. by order Of His Majesty, So Consul Of Peru In
Honolulu. and sll his official acis. - such. are ordered -
receive fun faith Snd credit by the authoriues OF this
Government.
Given under NY hand and the seal q the Foreign
once At Honolulu this 5th day Of December. ISIS.
is JOHN n. hAFESA.
dec5 II Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Il has pleased His Majesty the King 10 sppoiut Germs
p. AUKEA a Colonel on his personal stsG.
lolsui Palace. Nov. 29th. ISIS.
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THE following named persons have been appointed by
the Board of Education, superintendent OF the Census
of 1873 for the following districts resuectiyeIv.
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WANTED

a SITUATION BY A FIRST-CLASS SUGAR
IA BOILER. Satisfactory references given.
p3O Inn Address. Y. ". T.. at this Office.
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Lease of Government Property.

on MONDAY. December 80, ISIS. At y o'clock noon. at
the door Of AIfiolAui Hale. will be offered the lease for
I'VE years. Of the lower story Of the Armory Building
nov occupied by Messrs. c. Brewer X Col Five feet
space on the Eva and waikiki sides viii be allowed.
Upset Price, 800 per month, payable Quarterly.
Possession given January 18th, 1879.
ALSo-at the same time and place, will be offered the
lease for i've years of the Building now occupied by
Messrs. A. W. Pierce X Co, on Queen Street. Ten feet
space will be allowed in rear OF building.
Upset Price, SIS per month payable Quarterly.
Possession given April 18th. 1879.
SANfL C. WILDER,
n3O st Minister OF the Interior.
THE following Auniyerssri ., being National Holidays,
will be observed on the several days mentioned below.
All Government Offices will be closed throughout the
Kingdom.
WEDNESDAY, December 25th-Christmas Day.
WEDNESDAY. January 1st-New Years Day.
SAINT q. WILDER.
Interior Office. Minister Of the Interior.
Nov. u, ls7s.; no25
PUBLIC attention is hereby called to an Act entitled
can Act for preventing collisions st sea" passed in 1864.
The Minister Of the Interior, under Section 30 Of the
Civil Code. adopts this law as Rules for the guidance
and government of all vessels engaged in the coasting
trade, a" and hereby gives notice that on and after the first
day of January, 1879, the law will be strictly enforced.
SAINT @. WILDER,
nu23 Minister of the Interior.
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BUGGIEs FOR S.

ONE TOP AND ONE BREWSTER BUGGY
12o II. HACKFELD & co.
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RICH AND DELICIOUS CHRISTMAS MINCE PHI
a. = Hc--s. Hotel str,cs- De- is
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HoESs DoUHLEsrHoSG HoEEHoUND CANDuEs
strongly rtcaumsuara fr v~heopiuF cough snd rolts
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NOTICE.

EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE 1 HAVE
duly constituted and appointed Mr. Ii } AdNEh my
lawful attorney in Act To carry on aud superintend ahbranehvs
In my business Of Carriage Making and Biacksmithing.
Honolulu. Nov. ID. ISIS (uq ~ g. WEST.
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SITUATION WANTED

DY FIRST-CIASS NACHfNIsT, TO
D take charge a Nacss-esy CO . Sugar Pls1ta;5oa. OF s.
Englaeer. Res. q reference gwen Address ali c5nmzn5-a-
70 j. NJ t.. THIS OFFICE 30 81
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PERFUMES
Consisting IN part Of
TOILET WATERS, VINEGARs, &C.,
PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR,

Barry's TricopherOus, BogIes Hyperion Fluid, Burnett's
Cocaine, Oeocome, Bay Rum Oil. Pestachio Nut Oil, Row
lands & Sons Genuine Macassar Oil, Briedenbach's Macassar
Oil. Lime Juice and Glycerine. OpoponaN Oil, Pomade Vase
line. Crown Pomade, RimmeIs Pomade, Pinard's Pomade,
COsmetique, &c.
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FOR LEASE.

uyHF SFCO<D MI UPPER FLOOR@ OF
The brsklfn= on Fort street. kl0su - C. I. Raikus fr
Proof sgare. al-o abe cllar. Th@ss premises ars admirably
adapted fr a whDEssafe dry s7ris store ard have a carrsE
right of way a. the h4ck- Apply . = oHALLDRAN
Merchant street, for terms, ard M Na4a@s SiH stse .aspec
toa cfths premises. dI&
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DESIRABLE PREMISES OF {.
". GREY. ssaartd On Eu.ankAh-z PsiGs- King =
Any party wishing l. purchase please sTPly % g " GREI
ca the Premises
Houolal1. Nov. Il 1875 uci5 In"
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| of the military authorities will be renoeleu =,
illusory by no great exertlon on our parI.
II we are to believe Viennese papers,
the proper negotiations between the Prus-
sian Government and the Curia have now
begun in Gasteip, where Prince Bismarck
has been staying for come time IN COM
pauy with DR.. Falk and DR.. Sydow from
| the Ministry of Public Worship. Monslg-
nor Jacobini is said to represent the Pope.
I give the news for what it is worth. Ac-
cordiDg to another semi official version,
the interview at Kiesingen will not be i'm
mediately followed by any practical resait.
May be but National Liberals might be
intelligent enough to understand that the
very fact of Prince Bismarck wishing to
meet, and actually meeting, delegate of
Church over Bismarck's policy. By treat
ing the Church on terms of equality he
broke with the spirit of the May legisla-
ton which proclaimed, as great conquest,
the principle of State sovereignty over
every Church in Prussia. By going to
kissingen, he certainly went at least half
way to Canossa. The other half he may
perhaps find less long and more easy.
On the oh of this month, the German
Reichstag was opened in the White Hall
of the Royal Castle by the Vice President
of the State Ministry, Count Stolberg.
Both sons of Prince Bismarck have been
unsuccessful in their endeavors to get into
however, may yet succeed in Langensalsa,
where he is again contesting a seat against
the National Liberal, Professor Realeaux.
The Catholics have asked him how-he
stands to the May Laws; if his answer is
satisfactory, they will vote for him. The
Progressist party received an unexpected
addition this week by the elections of
Lowe and Hoffman, in two districts of
Berlin.
The first thing Emperor William intends
to do after his complete recovery is to hold
a great review of the troops of the II th
Army Corps now gathered in Hease for
maj e uvriDg Purposes. On the 26sh of
this month he and the Empress will arrive
at Cologne to assist at the unwilling of the
so-called kings monument, erected in
honor of Frederic William III. Immed
ately after his return to Berlin, he will re
sumo the reins of Government. The
Crown Prince, much to the annoyance of
Bavarisn patriots, .is jus: now inspecting
the Bavarian artillery IN Ulm and other
towns.
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GERMAN Events.
Liverpool Catholic Times,


The persecution which the Social Dem
ocrats have to suHer from Liberals and
Protestant Conservatives in Prussia, will,
in the long run, prove more disastrous to
the prosecutors than to their victims, Just
as the contemplated anti Socialist law is
sure to bring endless trouble to the Gov
ernment, and growth and development to
the Socialist party. One of the most i'm
portant clsuscs of the new law proposes
an unceremonous suppression of the whole
Socialist press. Beyond making itself de-
tested and ridiculous, the Government
will gain nothing by the despotic act, for
az coon as the law is passed the chief So
cialist papers, without waiting for their
ing countries, and reaprear in the form of
flying sheets. These will, then, be regu-
| larry, but secretly, distributed to the
papers former subscribers by trusty agents
stationed in every town or district coz
| tanning Socialist inhabitants. "For every
workman" Gays the Berlin Free Press,
"who loses his daily bread on account of
HE fidelity 60 Socialism, we shall ruin two
Liberal or Conservative tradesmen or
man ufactur"rs. Here in Berlin innkepers
have been intimidated by all kinds of vex-
alton, and those who protested against the
! police interference were ordered to close
their establishments at IL O'Clock at night.
This provocation our partisans will anewer
| by frequeuting the inns in question in
| greater numbers than before. The mill
| tary authorities have forbidden the soldiers
| to 60 to certain beer houses, because they
are also fr, Gented by Social DemocT ate.
Very well. now Socialists who wish to
keep company with soldiers will simply go
| to those houses which military men are al
lowed to frequent. Thus the prohibition
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| Orphan Asylum, corner Laurel and Josephine
streets, Fourth District, gratefully acknow-
| ledge the receipt of two hundred dollars, do
| nation from the Catholic Relief Association
| for the orphans entrusted to their care aleo
| the eum Of twenty-six dollars and fifty cents
| from Dr. g. P. Psrmly, Chiosgo. ILL.,, through
the hands of DR.. Thomas Lsyto ton; and finally
the Gum Of fifty dollsrs, donation from Mrs..
LoRis GrupewSld. The Sisters tender to the
Above-nsmed kind friends OF the orphan their
warmest thanks for their charitable aid and
in return will let the orphans pray for their
generous benefactors; q duty which they will
oheerfully accomplish.
The undersigned isters of Christian Charity
hereby gratefully acknowledge the receipt
of $3.50 from the Catholic Relief Com mittee,
through it's Treasurer, Mr.. Thomas Layton.
OF this, 800 were donated TO st. Henry's Con-
vent [city), and $50 to St. Joseph's Convent
(Gretns). Since both comm unities are sorely
tried by the prevailing epidemic, the above
don alton lie q true God -send to us, and affords
us o sensible relief in our present distress.
May God bless oar noble hearted benefactors
SISTER XAvKRIA,
OF St. Henry's Convent (City).
SISTER APoLLoRIA,
Of St. Joseph's Convent (Gretns)
Thos. G. Rapier Acknowledges the receipt
OF tho two following letters with amounts as
stated:
Montgomery. ALA Sept. "a. ls73.
Dedr Sir For ne suffering little ones at
st. F;rcent's Orphan Asylum in your city,
from my little ones, ! beg to hand you check
on La. National Bank for $40. Nav God soon
answer the prayers for ali the iiIcted is the
wish of yours truly, CHARITY.
BREwToN, ALA, Sept. % 1873.
Our little town had an entertainment on
the nineteenth for the yellow fever sufferers, |
and succeeded in raising forty-three dollars |
which was gathered in mites from people of |
different denominations. and which We sent to |
Memphis, on account of q very heart rendipg |
appeal made in the Wdhrheits Freund by Rev. |
Fsther Thoms.
citizen encloses g. for the benefit Of some
yellow fever soferer. CITIZEN.
The amount was given to the 81. Vincent de
Paul Society.
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COMPOUND OXYGEN TREATMENT.-Thisn new
treatment OF diseases which it is claimed nearly
all classes Of chronic ailments by natural process Of
rehabilitation is attracting wide attention because of
the remarkable results which everywhere follow its
ADM nstration See Advertisement of Drs. StArkey 4
Paen, and their reference By permission person.
ASee in whom readers not fail to have conf.
dtpce.
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

All the doors in Boston school houses are to
be altered 80 as to swing both ways.
At very low estimate there are at least
500 incendiary policy holders annually in his
country, who burn q p s 500 900 worth of prop
erty every year.
Ifa mother at Lsfsyetts, Ind, spanks her
baby sin o rude, insolent angry manner, ~
she 10 liable to prosecution for assault and bat
terry. 80 town court hes decided.
The city of London spent $l37 500 on lite re-
ception to the Prince Of Wales upon his return
from India. The bills of fare and dance pro.
grammes coet 1926 and the dinner ard ball
tickets 81 720.
Canon Bsgot, Protestant rector of Ashy, lie
land, is an exteneive landed proprietor as we'll
9 clergyman. He 10 this year doing his hsr-
vestinG by night, illuminating his fields With
the electric light.
1t would be hard for 8 stranger to fad the
spots whereon some Of the most 1ourishng of
the Pennsy snia Oil town once stood Scarce
ly trace is left of Petroleum Centre, which
ten years ago had population Of T. 600. with
banks, big hotels, machine shops, stores. snd
churches.
The following table shows the approximate
average consumption of tobacco for several
different countries per head and per amman
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TINS is good time to buy your winter saF
ply OF wood and coal As they both very cheap w
we'll known friend Thomas NAngan, Esq :. corner P'q
maiA and St. Chsrles wood yard 4Ss st. Charles Su
will take orders now and al them when desired. ~
prices are very moderate.
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HIT 1T ExACTLT.-We have just been
thinking how language came into the
world. 1t was during Adam and Ewes
nrst quarrel, when one word brought on
another.
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Pew M. Il. middle aisle, St. Patrick a
Church offered for sale by MI Hugh Murphy % POey.
fare street. See advertisement.