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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-06-20

The Mexican Revolution CallapseA.
1t is reported that Col. Algeria and $50
government troops attacked 200 revolutionists
under Cara Ayala, at place called Los La
1ronea, forty miles north Of New Laredo,
Mexico and after severe engagement CON-
pletely routed them, making many prisoners
and capturing horses, arms, etc. Many are
reported killed and wounded on both sides,
but details are wanting. There was great re.
joicing in New Laredo on receipt of the above
news. The revolution is regarded as COM
plete failure in that section.
AtteApeA Bsak Robbery.
A New York telegram of June 10th,
says, an attempt was made carly this morn
ing to blow open the safes of Irving National
bank, 287 Greenwich street. A pratrolman
pounded theldoor of the office of Meeklen &
Brother, brokers, in the basement under the
bank building open and inside was found
complete kit Of burglars tools. One of the
two safes had been blown partly open, but the
thieves were frightened and fed.
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IMPEACHMENT.

summary or the Trial OF Judge Sherman
F4Ee. OF the Tenth judicial Distrtct Re :
fore the Minnesota state Senate, Sitting
a. Court OF flmpeachnaent
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FEyDfC BEcEHBER u. ISIS.

FEIDdT. DECEMBER u. ISIS
We have little G. report in connection with commercial
affairs this week The last few days have been character
tied by unusually cold weather. with high ~northerly
wins.
Tie reported opposition o. the United States Consul
tnow in washineton) g. the reciprocity Treaty. coupled
with She weu-knovu sentiments % thc Secretary a err
Treasury. Mr- sherman. has occasIoned some a~pprchen-
sion ia the minds q business men here. which we think
f. hardly justified The points taken by both the gentle
men referred e. were fully ventilated aud uudy-stsod ly
the senate AZ the time the Treaty was negotiated and
agreed to. Since II went into eject. commerce between
the IsIaEds and the Coast has been greatly stimulated in
various ways not then anticipated. and the loss % the
United states revenue 30 reasonably predicted, IS being
rapidly counterbAlGnced by the increased trade With Cali
foruia and Oregon and employment CT San Francisco
cIpitEi- On the whole. we think Cur community may
dismiss their fears a. 20 any change IL the Treaty This
subject = more fully discussed in another part Of today
paper
a notable event OF the week has been the completion q
the hne sugar mill erected On the estate Of Ar. J.
McEeague. at Heeia. On the wlndward side q this Island.
The mill Vas tuiIt by the Honolulu Iron Works Com
Psny. and IL one Of the best ever placed Oh any estate in
this Kingdom.
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GEORGE CHRISTIE MCLEAN.-This well-kuown and
highly esteemed citizen "a resident of twenty-eight
years standing-expired at his home on Nuuanu
street, on Tuesday afternoon last. He was q native
of Aberdeen, Scotland. and a grandson of Admiral
Sir William Sidney Smith, who was famous for hav-
ing destroyed the French feet at Toulon in 1898,
and defended st. Jean d'Acre against Bonaparte,
in March, 1899. In the earlier years of his life. Mr..
Mclean resided some years on the island of Tahiti.
in the service of the extensive firm of Lucette,
Collie g. Co., and in the gold excitement of 1849 he
left there for California. Arriving at Honolulu in
1850. he embarked in business, and by industry
and thrift he had, at the time of his decease, accu-
undated a handsome competency. We question
if any man stood in higher estimation In this COM
munity for the sterling qualities of honor and pro-
bity and wIthal he was generous and kindhearted
to a fault. Always genial and CHEEKY, his we'll
known face on our streets seemed to carry with it
an atmosphere Of hearty good will and the enjoy
ment of life, until some two years since, when he
was stricken with that mysterious disease, paralysis,
Since then he suffered much, patiently, travelled
abroad in search Of health, and was often seen
about his old business haunts, by force of habit
no doubt. But on Sunday morning the messenger
came. He was stricken with appoplexy. and never
afterwards recovered consciousness until he breathed
his last on Tuesday afternoon, about 3 O'Clock.
Deceased was a member of Hawaiian Lodge No.
q, F. & A. NJ, and also of Honolulu Royal Arch
Chapter. The funeral, which took place on We'd
nesday afternoon, was largely attended by our
citizens. The religious services were performed by
the Rev. DR.. Damon. The hearse was preceded by
the Masonic bodies, and the solemn and impressive
service of the Order was read at the grave by P.
NJ. D. K. Fyfe. assisted by P. NJ. W. f. Allen, D.
Dayton, c. S. Barlow and A. McDuf.
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IMPORTS.

FROM SAN FRAScIsco-Per W II Deitz, Dec IL g3Sl bgs
hour, 2,382 pkgs hardware. SOC pkgs groceries. 500 bbls
lime, 1900 bricks, 5Ts pcs lumber, 26 pkgs china ware,
I bag dollars, 4ST NJ shingles, 12 cases dry goods, and
2,1I5 pkgs general mdse-
FROM PcET TowSsESD-Per Camden, Dec 9-6207S TT
dressed lumber. 26I523 do rough lumber, 90 IN shingles.
8 m lAth, - bxs Chinese dried fish, 81 bbls salmon.
FROM POKr TOwNsEND-Per Compeer, Dec 12-43Sg7 it
dressed lumber, 373953 da rough lumber, % bbls salmon,
I ton potatoes. . bbls halibut, . iron kegs.
FRoM NV YoRK-Per Alice Reed, Dec 10 Ito Castle &
CookeHIO6 tons 206 csks So bdls coal, I95 bdls 400 pcs
iron, 20 bdis steel. coo boiler tubes. 40 boiler heads. 1873
car wheels, DAT pkgs hard, hollow and wooden ware, 1875
pkgs agricultural implements, I72 pcs cart materials, III
reels wire, SD kgs nails, 10 bellows. IS vises, 8 FORCES, 6
anvfls, 7,6E pcs S5I bdls piping, 81 pkgs dry goods. Is cs
4 pcs furniture, 4 cs organs. 164 Cs groceries, % pkgs
glassware, % grindstones, $500 cs kerosene oil. 3l pcs
ash, oak. walnut. etc. 1876 pkgs building materials, l box
marble and granite base, 81 pkgs machinery, 81 pkgs rope,
% pkgs paint material, as pkgs turpentine. 5 cs varnish,
Is pkgs tinware, 100 stoves, 1 roll lead. 6 reels lead pipe,
50 cs lager beer. 6 bells and mountings.
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MEMORANDA.

REPoET OF All BARK CAMDEN, RoBrssoN, MASTER
Sailed from Port Gamble Nov ID. Cameout of the Straits
Nov 4. First II days had S L and S W gales. On 18th of
Nov had a very heavy $ w gale, with a tremendous sea
running then had 8 days of light ; W winds Took the
winds and fine weather.
REPORT or An Blk ALICE REED,J H KELIERAS, MASTER.
Left New York June 20; had calms and fine weather to
the equator, 40 days; was 81 days from the equator to
Cape Horn passed around the Cape with pleasant wea-
Their and fair wind was 81 days from the Cape to the
equator in the Pacific, experiencing very strong westerly
gales to lat IS s from thence To port light winds and
pleasant weather. making the passage in III days. Spoke,
Sept. Is. in lat IL 20 5. long 5T5S W, ship Columbus, from
Rio JaneirO to Callao Sept -, on Staten Land, ship
America. to San Francisco.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

&c 5-schr WaioIi, Toomy. from Hama. Maui
Am bkfns w. H Dietz, EDdicOtt, 20 dys fn 8 Fran
s-simr Likeiiks, Reynolds, from Maui and Hawaii.
B-stmr KIauea HCu, Marchant, from Kahul1f.
8-Stmr WaimansIo, Dudoit, from Maui q h9Ioksi.
s-schr Kalamazoo, Mana, from Kohala.
s-schr Ulama, Puaahiwa, from Honokaa & Waipi3
s-Sehr Nettie Merrill. Hatfield, from LAhaina. Maui.
s-Am X Camden. Robinson, IS dys fn Port Gamble
9-Schr Jenny, Pake, from NaEiiwHi, Kauai
9-Schr KekauiuOhi. Malaihi, from HaualsL
u-SChr 81 + Foster, KibIin, from KOloa and Walmca
1-H I NJ ) Alhatross, COry-CaPtain MeusDg !, 81
days from Yokohama.
I2-Am tern COupeer, Buckholm, 81 dys I'm Pr Gamble
12-Sehr Wanels. Kalau4o. from MalikO. Maui
I2-Schr Pueokahi, Ikaia. from Mako, Maui.
l2-Schr Marion, Kalua. from KahiI. Kauai
1Z-Schr Manu0kawai. Ssiwi. from hapaa.
I3-Schr WaIehu. Kiis, from MolokaL
BAN bk Alice Reed, Kelerau, lf7 dys I'm New YORK
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- Islands, Oahu, SIS, October Term, A. 4. 1873.
Kaualua W, Hbelant, VS.. Moke Pupue k, Ibellee, libel for
divorce.
In the above entitled libel for divorce, Il is now ordered tina.
a decree of divorce from the bond Of matrimony be entered in
favor OF the said haualua, ", for the Cause Of the leprosy Of he
said Moke Pupue, k, TO be made absolute after the expiration
OF six months from the date Of this decree, upon compliance
with the terms thereof, unless sufficient cause shall appear to
the contrary.
And The libellant is ordered TO publish an attested copy OF
this order IN the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER and Kuo-
ka newspapers for six successive weeks; the first publication
10 be within one month from the date of this order; that all
persons interested may, within six months, show cause Ehy
said decree should not be made absolute. BY the Court,
(Signed) JNO. l.. BARNARD Clerk.
Dated this 18th day of Oct, A. d. 1878.
Honolulu, Oahu. IS. L hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true and faithful copy of the original decree of divorce now on
file in the Office Of the Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands.
As witness my hand this Both day of October, A. Z. 1878.
JNO. L BARNARD.
n9 6+ Clerk of The sunrene Coprt
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SSENGE

FEoM SAN FHANc1sco-Per W II Deitz, Dec Charles
,McCuny. c Wilson, St Labo, Jas Howard. VIM Jose, Z
0eftZ.-
FRoM WrSDwARD PoRTs-Per Likeike, Dec S-His Ex
EPreston. Hon W NJ Gibson. Hon RamauOha, His Honor
LtMcCulIy, ID W Glover, HO Sun. G Asins, wife and
daughter. A Conradt. Miss Carter. II May, Mrs A = Brick
wood, W II Purvfs, 4 Dunn, q 4 Holmes. G A Brown, Miss
MeanAni, J II SOper. wife and three children. and - deck
sFRoM PoEr TOwSsESD-Per Camden Dec9-Mrs W Cox
and ? children. and 4 Cinnamon
FoE WESTWARD PoErs-Per Likelike, Dec l0-Hon W
r Castle. & Along. Hon W NJ Gibson, n & Wilson. \ r
Cooke. Loougawk, AkAna. W : Akana. AiOna, Z II Judd.
W Lsong and wife, J Woods and , children. Hon Mrs ha-
hanawai, Mrs ) II Davis, Tong Lo, Wong Yen, Mrs INA,
W @ Irwin, ChAs McCully, and so deck.
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- ISLANDS. IN Probate Island Of oahu. Hawaiian Isl
ands, -. In The matter Of the Fsate Of George e. McLeuq,
deceased. Order appointing ume fr Probate o. VIII and d.
rScung publication Of Notice Of The same.
A document, purporting TO b the last " u and Testament
Of George G. Mclean, deceased, having on The 18th day q
December. A d. ISIS, been presented T. said Probate Court.
and a petition for the probate thereof, and for the issuance Of
Letters TestameotaEy 10 William q. Train aud Mary Ann
Mclean, having been fled by Robert Gray.
Ii is hereby ordered, that Tuesday, the seventh day Of jan
UaTy, A. d. 1872, at II O'Clock A. NJ. OF said day. st the Court
Room Of said Court. at AIiolani Hale, IN Honolulu, be, and
the same is hereby appointed the time for proving said VIII
and hearing said application, when and where any person in
terested may appear and contest the said vii, and the grant
ing Of Letters Tes- amentary.
II is further ordered, that notice thereof be given BY publ
cation, for three successive weeks, in the PACIFIC CONFER
cIAL ADVERTISER, a newspaper printed and published in
Honolulu.
And i is further ordered, that citations be issued TO the sub
scribing witnesses TO said viii. and to the heirs Of the testat1r
in Honolulu, to appear and Contest the probate Of said Will, at
the time appointed.
Dated at Honolulu, H. l., 18th December. 1873.
A. tRANCIS JUDD,
Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Attest: A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk. dl33
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Vessels for Honolulu from Foreign Ports.
Brit blk Thalia, Glasgow, sailed Aug %.
Am brig TiInandra, san Francisco. loading Oct p.
Ger blk Alster, at Liverpool. oct 10.
Ger blk Louise, from Glasgow, via Bremen.
Am bktne Monitor, Humboldt, due.
HaW schr Kamaile, Fanning's Island, Dec IS.
Am schr Jos WOOlIey. Guano Islands, Jan 8, 1879.
Am tOpsail schr Leo, San Francisco, loading Nov ..
Am bk II W Amy, San Francisco, loading Nov -.
Adelaide Cooper, San Francisco.
Am brig T w Lucas, humboldt
Brit stmr Australia, Sydney, due Dec %.
stmr City of Sydney. San Francisco, due Dec 80.
Robert Emmett. San Francisco.
Brig Hazard, Portland, %.
Haw bark Matte Macleay, Portland, o, Dec. II.
Am bktne W II Gawley, Port Madison, due.
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SUFR EME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
~ Islands, OAHU, IS. October Term, A. L. 1875.
Kuala k, Libenant. VS.. MeIe W. Libenee. Libel for Divorce.
In the above entitled Libel for Divorce, il is now ordered
that a decree of divorce from the bond Of matrimony be entered
IN favor OF the said Kuala X. for the Cause OF the adultery aud
utter deseftion Of the said Mele W, to be made absolute after
the expiration OF six months from the date Of his decree. upon
compliance with the terms thereof unless sufficient cause
shall appear to the contrary.
And the Lbelant is ordered to publish an attested copy Of
this order in the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER and Kuo-
ka newspapers for six successive weeks; the first publication
to be within one month from the date Of this order; that all
persons interested may, within six months. show cause why
said decree should not be made absolute BY the Court.
4. ROSA. Deputy Clerk.
Dated this Goth day Of October, A d. 1873.
Honolulu, Oahu, IS. l hereby certify that the foregoing il
a true and faithful copy Of the original decree Of divorce now
on file in the office of the supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands.
As witness my hand this Goth day Of October, A. D. 1878.
n23 6t+ Deputy Clerk OF the snnreme Cour,
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IN FORT.

NAVAL.
H VI 5 AlbatrOs5.
MEHCHAHTaEN.
Hawaiian brig Pomare, Chaye.
HaH brig Elise. PeTm.en.
Am bktne Dfscoyery, Winding.
Am bk 7 j Southland, Handy.
Hnw BIZ halakaua, jerks.
Am bark Edward James, O'Brien.
Am tOpsAil schr WI Meyer. Williams.
Am bktne w II Dietz. EndfcOtt.
Am bk Camden, Robinson.
Am bk Alice Reed, Kelleran.
Am tern COmpeer. BurkhOlm.
wHALEE5 AND TRADERS.
Am schr LOlsta, Dexter.
Am schr q NJ Ward, Whitney.
Am schr Gen Harvey, Trip.
HaW schr Giovanni Apiani.
HRw brig Onward, Smithers.
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ON MONDAY, the 18th day of December.
SUPREME COURT OF TIE HAWAIIAN

COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands, Oahu, SIS. October Term, A. u. 1873.
kaulua X, Libellant, vs.. Kaoihana W, Lbelee. Libel for
Divorce.
In the above untitled Libel for Divorce, it is now ordered
that a decree Of divorce from the bond OF matTimony be entered
in favor of the said Kaulus k, for The cause Of The adultery aud
utter desertion of the said KaOihana W, to be made absolute
after the expiration of SIX months from the date Of this decree.
upon compliance with the terms thereof, unless sufficient
cause shall appear TO the contrary.
And the Libenant is ordered to publish an attested copy Of
this order in the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADvERTIsRR and Kuo-
ka newspapers for six successive weeks; the first publication
to be within one month from the date Of this order; that all
persons interested may, within six months, show cause why
said decree should not be made absolute. BY the Court,
A. ROSA. Deputy Clerk.
Dated this 24th day Of October, A. L. 1878.
Honolulu, Oahu, IS. / hereby certify that the foregoing il n
true and faithful copy of the original decree of divorce now on
file in the office Of the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian Islands
As witness my hand this goth day Of October, A. u. 1875.
n23 6t+ DEPUTY Clerk Of the S1nIeme cou,,
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DEPARTURE S.

Dec 7-Schr Marion, KibIin. for Kappa, Kauai
S-But BIZ Hazehurst, Goudey, for HongkOng
1O-Stmr LikeIike, Reynolds, for Windward Ports
1O-Stmr Klauea HOu, Marchant. for Kahului.
IO-Schr EhOiIho, Beck, for HOnuapo, Hawaii.
IO-SchT Kekauluohi. Malahi, fer HanaIei, Kauai.
1O-Schr Uilama. PuaahiEa. for WaipiO and HOuOkaa
1O-Schr WaEoH, Toomey, for Hama, Maui.
1O-schr Neuie Merrill, Hatfield, for Lahaina, Maui
liam bktne Ella, Brown. for san francisco
u-Schr Jenny, Pake. for NawiiEiii. Kauai.
I-Schr Kulamanu, Mana. for Kohlla.
13-Schr Mary r Foster, RibIin, for Koloz & Waimea
F13-Stmr Waimanalo, DudOt, for MoloLai
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cUPREME CoURr on H

o. III " - II "
- Islands. Oahu, SO. October Term. A. d. 1873.
Lavinia, lbelIant. VS.. Nakapuahi, Hbellee. libel for divorces.
In the above entitled libel for divorce, it is now ordered that
a decree Of divorce from the bond Of matrimony be entered in
favor Of the said Lavinia for the cause Of the desertion Of the
said Nskapuahi, to be made absolute after the expiration Of
six months from the date of this decree. upon compliance with
the terms thereof, unless sufficient cause shall appear to the
contrary
And the lbeIlant Is ordered to publish an attested COPY Of this
order In the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER and Kuokoa
newspapers for six successive weeks; the FIRST publication to
be within one month from, the date Of this order; that an per
sons interested may, within six months, show cause why said
decree should not be made absolute By the Court.
(Signed) JN0. +. BARNARD. CI.-ArS
Dated this 29th day Of October, A. d. 1873. EUu
Honolulu, Oahu, S.. l hereby certify that the r mtEnh
true and faithful copy Of the original decree o. uUUUI
file in the Office of the Supreme Court off
As witness my hand this 4h day Of
JNO. (. b. - HAVE
Nc 6t a
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2tqal i0btrilstn!tnts.


SUPREME COURT-IN ADMIRALTY
- Samuel g. "Atef -. TIE BarS Eskuaus, h=r tacke. AZ
parci, carEe All rrec~ds tlsreog
"HESEAs- 4 hhei OF jnGszalEl has 81 . Eay ben art I'd
TIE AdGlrA.y CcGr OF tae HAwz4Eu 3s-4r5s aEa.-.t sar.rs
gods 211 DeTcEAn1lss. bepg paFi q tc c4rEaot fh- BHti.l
t2rk fskh2uk, ~tcTccfJ- Barr was master aEala4t sa-l-y
hit-aEs- tackie' hpranM AID uruitare lf ne $40 bars. aut
proceeds rellEsd ircn TIE sac thereof aEd sEarsi a. peuras
intervening tr tasF Interests ia o case q saHvsce. ueU a1d
maritime, EraytnE Ar coEnsaaasA-e T-sard ty say So s.
wage fr sAfzE ne saue.
No.ee 5 ucw hereby given . al rrrs7-s "a rr-taL
VIE Rave or pretcn4 70 have airy uEL-, tte rr iurr-s.
N sad sAvssad proqeF.v. o. be and APPEAR before ue
Hen1fAbe Charles q. Harris CHEF Justice % m Sa-
prele Court, sttng IL Admiralty. ca FRIDAY. thr
-Eh day o. December. a d ISIS. a. 20 rgak =. Al.
II tac sane shall be a Court day.cr ca the ueN Lay there
after at The Ce1t house ID Hs1ol1I1. thea az Ja-re 10 an
swsT the ssl4 L5-i. ard shog cause, 4 any they have, vhy
tie prayer q SAD LIBEL sh.-d Tot BE grAr.ed-
" c. PAREE. MGrskal
.GnAaI's O9ee, E5ao,alz. De-. T. ls7s- II
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SUPREME CoURr. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

- II the matter Of the bankruptcy ofC. A. tChiaznAn) O;
Waikiki. Island Ct Maui.
The above na1sh c. A., Of WsJsku. Island q MAai. hayirr
this day been acJ-dFcatcd = bankrupt. al q heAru< before The
Hoa. A. ?. JG3d. Justice of the Supreme Court, ca the pei
ton of VI. Phillips & Co, !: EEs ordered that ro.ice be Eiyeu
70 tAe Creditors q said {. Al . present ;helr CLANS Eud prove
their debts, AID that de publication be made thereoffor THsKE
consecutive weeks in The Pacific CCmuerc a. Advertiser.
Notice - hereby given that Tuesday, The Slst day o. Dec.
A D. 1915, at II O'Clock, A NJ. at the Court Rocm, al Alto
isni House, Ho0olulu. be the time aud place fr al such
Creditors 70 appear and present said claims.
By the Court
JSO. F. BARNARD. Clerk Of the supreme Court.
Hcacul9, December 10Th. ISIS. dl43t
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BIRTHS



NcLEAy-In this city. Dec 10, GEORGE CHRISTIE Nc
IrAS a native Of Aberdeen, Scotland aged 90 years, II
months and II DAYS. He leaves 4 widow and six children
To mourn the loss Of 3 kind husband and father.
LoyE-In this city, Dec II, WILLIAM LOVE, a native OF
sydney y :. w. aged So years, l month and o days The
Deceased came to these Islands with his parents when
orite ! no. being the youngest Of the firm Of Love Bros.
Ne ~ at one time Foreman OF Mechanic Engine co. No.
. And at HIS death was az honorary member. he was
.iso a member of Hawaiian Lodge No II, F. \ ~ NJ He
leaves a widow and two children to mourn their bereaVe-
ment. The funeral tOOkplaee yesterday ?. m, the hearse
rstng escorted by members OF the Fire department and
- from the Masonic Bodies. The service at the
I've was read by p. H. Fyfe and Hassinger.
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EXPORTS.

FoR SAN FRAScIsco-Per Ella. Dec Ill .933 kgs sugar
1887 bgs sugar. 1,O99 bgs rice. l By coffee. DOmesti,
value, S4T.sO3.6O-
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vENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
Il a partnership at AIea, Eva, Oahu, for the cultivation of
Rice and other products, called the GEE HOP COMPANY.
LAULIMA,
Aiea, Eva, Dec. 3. 1878. ola lm.) GEE TIN.
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MARRIED.

DoDD-BoorH-On the sh inst, by Rev.H- h Parker,
Mr. JAMES DODD 10 Miss GRACE BoOrH, both Of this city
TThe printers. who were not forgotten. unite with the
friends OF the happy couple in congratulations appr5-
pirate to the occasion Ourdevil, with his usual cheek
makes an indefinite allusion TO the future, whom the
bridegrOom's name will be spelt With an " a instead OF
an 80"
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NERS. COX HAVING TO no.
4fA NOLULU. would respectfully inform her friends and the
public, that she is ready to do plain sewing of all kinds, at
moderate prices. Orders left at the Sailors Home will be
prOmptly attended 10. Ola lmk
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NOTICE.

A-o.RTNERSHIP HITHERTO EX-
between The undersigned PHILIP MILTON
apd GOoDASs1. Mani. under the firm or style Of p. MILTON
% 2 Islss sGs dsy been d q; ssgs:m 3 n ps9sl consent
Dated fnS rg.-aD GOODALE ARMSTRONG
By So PHILIP MILTON.
CGs'WN. C. IRWIN.
witness. Ss al carry on the business at Olowalu
The undsrslsnaee srm Of O. ARMSTRONG & Co, and will
sssune all the ,strnsG G. ARMSTRONG s Co.