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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-30

tBoston Sunday Ttmes.l


The great peanuteeating match between A.
Sniff and J. Junks for 5000 side came on at
Swoony hall yesterday. The conditions were {:
Each contestant To eat quart Of baked pea
nuts each qnarter-hour for forty-eight consec-
utive hours The match was terribly exciting.
Before each contestant was a table laden with
quart measures full of the luscious fruit Of
tho peanut tree. Sniff weighed ninety pounds
ut the start and Junk eghty-six. Neither
had eaten anything for twenty-four hours,
and both had voracious appetites. The hrst
few quarts " peanuts went like snow before
July sun. The floor was soon strewn with
shells. After eating four quarts Snf took a
short rest, but Junks kept on rnanfully. At
the hour of going to press Sniff WAS visibly
swelling, while Junks was eating away with
apparently MS great relish rs when be began
At 2 30 D. IN. the score stood: Sniff, twenty
two quarts, JuDks twenty-five quarts. The
hall was thronged and the excitement was In
tense. Bets were freely offered, 800 To $50
that Sniff will win. Junk's friends are cOntl-
dent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-30
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE or LOUISIANA

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department,
Whereas. MATHEW LEVY. OF the parish {
Morehouse. has applied 10 me for the caneslS
ton Of bond drawn and signed By hin, q
principal. for the sum 81 twenty thousand vi
lars. together With A. NJ. Silbernagel, D. VI
Douglass. Moses Wolff, Benedict BilbsrEak|
and Benjamin BllDsrnagei. as sureties, o.
the thirteenth day of March. 1877. and eosEl
toned for the faithful performance Of the dHs]
Of said Mathew Levy as tax collector f1 q
parish Of Morehouse.
Now. therefore. /. FRANCIS T. NTCHOLtl
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana, havethosE1
proper to issue this my proclamation, vihyI
view of giving public notice 10 all persons -
In Interested 10 show cause Ia writing, st sss&3
fce Of the secretary of State In the city dtM
Orleans. within ninety days after the Last -
cation hereof. why said bond should NOT n@1
celed and annulied. and the sureties ~
named discharged from any further liaoat1
In the premises.
Witness my signature and the zeal o. q
State Of Louisiana. at the city Of New Ofssh
this first day Of March. In the year Of Cur "
one thousand eight hundred and sevsnfg.n1
AMI the one hundred and third year Of nss1
dependence Of the United States Of ArnerlM.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLhs
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary Of State.
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vtNNtE'a WELCOME.
Galveston News.i


wall ahemus, what brought ye2
liz esd sure, thought ye. ,,,
What's Kept W This Fortnight from calling on
a,op there Don't be- lyIn'.
ihnow you've been waiin' on Kitty Megee.
abe'a ould and ebe'a homaly:
Tnere's Rirrs yaung and onmely. -, ,a,ta.
than chs;
but, deed I'm not antlh'.
I'm glad I've no share ~ ~, s..
The love Of boy who'd love kitty MaRee.
Away I'm not erwin.
Your charge Tm danyin', $500 =
You're wrong 30 attribute such wakoness 70
n teats e am shown.
I'D have you be- KNOWN ,t.. 49,,
They'r shed out Of pity for Kitty Magec.
For name and ronsated.
Wild pride oyerweighfed,
fold hearfteaa and brutal she'll find you TO be
when W she'll be Rsttin'.
Hhe'll soon be resrettin' .
Hhe e'er changed her name from plain Kitty
Magne.
what's that. Am dhramin'2
You va only been shnmmfn,'
just tryin' 10 taal the affection In mo.
But you're the Rly divii
There now Place be civil,
Don't hug me to death. I'm not Kitty Magee.
-Four kisses confuse me:
Well, I'll not refuse ye-
know you'll be tIndher and lovln' Wild me.
To show my conthrtiun
For doubts aud suspicion,
Ill aN for first bridesmaid Mlss Kitty MaEee
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STATE OF LoUIsnA
Executive Department

STATE OF LouIsflsl
Executive Departms1|
Whereas. T. J. PAPINEAU, OF the city q y.
Orleans. has applied TO me for the caneesS..
Of bond. drawn and signed By him = -
cfpal, on the sixteenth day OF April. bsss =
j. T. Aycock. III. T. LAWYER and Henry - -
Jr.. as securities, and conditioned for tns -
full perfo rmance Of the duties Of 2. j. Pap1ss
as Tax Collector for the Sixth Distri6
Parish Of Orleans. ozss
Now. therefore. I. FRANCIS 7. NlCh s'a...
Governor Of the State Of Loas
have thought proper to Issue tas e.
proclamation, with the view OF -
public hotice to all persons (
interested to show cause in wrinas
the office Of Secretary Of State. In inc - Y I
New Orleans. within ninety days after - Z
publication hereof. Why said bond, -.
mortgage resulting therefrom. should : -
Cancelled and annulled and the sureties - ~
named discharged from any further jazz
In the premises. j 4
Witness my signature and the sea-
State Of Louisiana. at the city Of New oss. !.
this third day of March. in the year oil ON ~
one thousand eight hundred and ssvenJs
and the one hundred and third year OF - Z
dependence OF the United States Of AmT6sTr1Tx
FRANCIS 7. NICHol->'
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary o. Srares
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The recruits are at target practice.
The captain, to q recruit who misses the
mark:
Stupid Hand me your gun and watch me
It's the simplest thing In the world"
He shoots-and misses.
do you seer" he asks, not at all dlscon-
certed; that's tbs way you do Now"
Shoots again, and "hlts 1t In the same
place"
"And that" he remarks, coolIy, "is the way
come others do that might mention"
Fires again. and hits the mark.
"And that" he remarks, proudly, lis the
way do It,"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-30

In his and looking her In the eyes, he muir.
INJURED, "Angel.aus, tsll me. art thou eonteptf
Madame caught up tho great whits cat
pressing close against Angeliguss robe, and
exclaiuing, "Lili, my treasure, thou art In
discreet, turned away and smiled out of the
window, ave can afford 10 shut our Dyes
now, my jewel" she rnurmured, tbnrying her
face in til's warm fur, ''siuce This Is the end
Of The llttle Sour Angelipue's aovitlhts.'
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A sergeant Of Zouaves had at the battle Of
Orleans his thigh smashed by fragment Of
shell.
"Well. my poor fellow" said his captain,
"Oh, no, captain, not at all, was the reply;
II suffer good deal, and that makes the
time slip by.'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-30

lovely young lady, at the time when
bellies In Glasgow were scarcer than they are
now. was talking with gentleman from a.
distance about that city and its gayetles. The
conversation turned upon balls and the at
tendance at them, when the gentleman laugh
ingly asked the question, Have you many
beauties In Glasgow, Miss -" On which
the young lady. naiyely replied, ''Oh, yes. sir /;
there are five OF usp'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-30

NJ. Tartempion produced play recently at
one of the minor theatres. 1t drew-large
numbers OF dead cats, live rats, pop-bottlee
and stale eggs; In fact, 1t was a regular
Count Joannes testimonial. The stage wae
at once menagerie and a back alley.
nj. Tartern pion retired In great desolation
Next night he attended the premiere represen-
tdttor, Of piece Of Dumas! Everybody was
delighted; everybody applauded wildly
every word was a success.
'Ah," said NJ. Tartempion, with bitter
sigh, "if had ONLY had this audienceP
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Punch: The Clew-The child was evidently
lost cried 6itterly-could not tell where its
parents lived, or whether she was an orphan
or what her father was-or where she went
to school, Enter Intelligent policeman. Police
man lin a friendly whisper)-"Where does
your mother get her gin, my dear:" (And the
mystery was solved =
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In the new ballet at the Folies Bergere,
Les Wins de France" some Of the danseuses
appear clad in vine leaves.
:, Il hope the piece II run till autumn" says
the graceless Z.
''Why?'
Because then leaves have their time to
fall"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-30

Some sQdander their money through riotors
living. others buy shadines.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-30

Nothing can compare with Reeds Gilt Edg
| Tonic for bilious and malarial fevers.
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-05-24
RETAIL.

RETAIL.
oAHU-1 Grant & Robertson, cor Hotel and Fort sits,
1LAhlo. Heeia. Koolaupoko
6 All See, Liliha st, Honolulu
Lum Up, Maunakea ST, Honolulu
10 10 Mon, cor Merchant ( Aiakea SITS, Hon
II Jas A Hopper, Fort st, Honolulu
% Fook Sang, Beretania st, Honolulu
"A a S Cleghorn L Co, cor Queen and Kaahu-
manu- SITS, Honolulu
&c Ahuna, Kamansnui, Waialua
% Antoine Fernandez, Maunakea st, Honolulu
% Fischer, LiIiha st. Honolulu
MAUI 8 Ahuna < Akana, Hama
9 Chas H Dickey. Haiku
Chas H Dickey, Makawao
IS Chas sylvia, Wailuku
% Kung Leung & Co, Waikiki
% Young Hee ( Co, Waikiki
HAWAII Alana, Waiohinu, Kau
Akai, Hop4loa, South Kons
KAUAI- is a eepns Val Maiim Msimea
p Anima, Nawiliwili
WHOLESALE.
E Adams, Queen st, Honolulu
Queen st, Honolulu
VICTUALLING.
OAHU-1I All Koi, Nuuanu st. Honolulu
IL Lum Toi, Fish Market, Honolulu
10 All See. Fish Market. Honolulu
II Nee See. Beretania st. Honolulu
MAUI-a8 Akela, Waikiki
BUTCHER.
MAUI-22 S Kuewa. Makawao
CAKE PEDDLING.
IL Man Chang
PEDDLING.
- r Anrep
II
Jim Kukona. No %
/ Chas Hiram, Nos so, 81
/ B II Kahananui, No 81
l John Buckley, No 80
3 c Wood, No 81
G Kaleiai, No IS
10 z Puhalahua, No Sc
10 Atong, No 81
II Sam1 Macy, No 80
20 Mokulehua, No 80
20 Jas Il lies, No 40
% John Kawi, Nc Il
81 Bill Kawaa, No A.
% All Qui, No 43
~ Kukahuna, No II my3
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-05-24

MORE THoRoUoHBREDs FOR HoNoLULU.-The Alta
says that Col. Chns. II. Judd, an enthusiastic lover
of fine horses, has arrived in that city from a trip to
the Eastern States with a number Of promising
young trotters 10 take over TO his island home.
They al come from the celebrated Forcstown Stock
Farm at Lexington, Kentucky, and we're raised by
General w. T. Withers. The following Is q de-
~scription
Boswell. BIS 3, 1514 hands high, foaled April. 1916; sired
by Almont, son of Aiexander's Abdailah; LIST dam, Nelly
B, by Kertley's Patchen; I'd do. Sophie, by Alexander's
Edwin Forrest; Sd do. by Parkers Brown Pilot; 4h do,
Bertrand, etc.
Triumph, br c, foaled 1877; sired by strader's cassins
NJ Clay, Jr; dam, Martin mare, thoroughbred.
Roberta. bay hlly, foaled May, 1877; sired by strader's
C NJ Clay, Jr; LIST dam, Sally woodford, by Alcalde. sire
of Mambrino Chief; I'd dam, a thoroughbred mare.
Mary Stamps, bay flly, foaied AIril, 1874; sired by
Almont; LIST dam, Lady Warwick, by Delmonieo, son Of
Derby, with a record Of 222; I'd dam, s;raders c NJ Clay.
Jr; Sd dam, Hunts Commodore, son OF Mambrino; 4th
dam, by Young's Pilot, Jr, son Of Old Pilot; 9Th dam, hnc
Northern mare.
Isola, bay FLY, foaled April, 1877; sired by Aimont: LIST
dam, Irene, by Heirs Boston, son OF Boston, sire OF Lex
ington; Cd dam, Isola, by Bertrand, son OF Sir Archie.
Oracle. bay hIly, foaled April, 1877; sired by Almont:
LIST dam. dam OF Sentinel, Jr, by Neil Robertson, son of
Elena; 81 dam, by Gray Eagle, the four-mile race horse
Sigmata, chestnut FLY, foAled April, 1877; sired by
Alamo, son of Almont; LIST dam, Sigma, by Alexandria
Norman. son Of Lulu, record AIS. 4
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-05-24
NOTICE.

Mr.. Claus SPreckels, Of California;. intends
to construct a large Ditch on the Island of Maui, for
irrigating purposes. Any person or persons willing to
excavate or dig 500 feet or more of this ditch by contract,
and be paid for such work either by the number OF cubic
feet or by the number of running feet of the ditch exca-
waited, are requested to apply to II. Schussler, Haiku,
Maui, or to VIM. G.. Irwin & Co, Honolulu, who will give
them the necessary information.
CLAUS SPRECKELS.
By II. SCHUSSLER.
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Lease of Government Land.
Lease of Government Land.

Will be sold on Monday. June 10th. 1879, at the front
entrance Of Aliiolani Hale. at II O'Clock, ". The lease
for = term Of 10 years of the land KULAIMANo, Hilo,
Hawaii. This land is midway between the onomeA and
Plantations, and has an area Of SAT scres. of
which $50 are good cane land. including q tract near the
sea of half 8 mile square. The wAisama guleh bounds
the whole land on the south. Map may be seen at the
Interior Office. Upset price, seventy-hve cents per acre
per annum. Terms, payment semi-annually in advance.
SAM'L G. WILDER,
my17 Minister of the Interior.
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Sale of Government Land.

On Saturday, May 3lst, 1879, at II O'Clock noon, will be
sold at public auction at the front entrance of Aliiolani
Hale, the premises known as the Union Hotel, Merchant
street. Upset price 81 1000.
Full particulars of boundaries and areage can be OBJ
tanned at this office. SAM'L Ct. WILDER,
aDoG Minister of the Interior.
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Sale off Government Land.

On Saturday, May 31st, 1879. at II o'clock noon, will be
sold at public auction, at the front entrance of Aliiolani
Hale, that piece of land situated at Kaluahole, Leahi, and
containing le acres. Upset price, $3.50 for the piece.
SAM'L G. WILDER,
ap26 Minister of the Interior.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ENHE UNDERSIGNED, WM. o. SMITH,
n executor Of The will Of Mrs. Mary Wilson Andrews, de
ceased, hereby gives notice TO all persons who have claim;
against the estate Of the said Mrs Andrews tn present tbs
same to him within six months from the date hereof, or ihey
will be forever barred
WILLIAM o. SMITH,
Executor Of the Estate OF Mary W lson Andrews.
Uo,ol,ia Anil ism. 1879. sp19
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IT HAS pleased His Majesty the King to appoint Her
Royal Highness Princess LIKELIKE Governess of the ISL
and of Hawaii, vice His Excelency S. Kipi, deceased.
Iolani Palace, March %, 1879. APPS
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List of Licenses Expiring in May,
1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that all Licenses must be ap-
plied for direct to the Interior Office, and all parties are
cautioned about failing to renew expiring Licenses, and
all Sherifs and Deputy Sherifs have instructions to pro-
secute, without discretion, any and all parties doing bus
mess without the proper License.
AMI g. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office. April 30, 1879.
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Mr.. D.. S. KAHooKANo has this day been appointed
Agent to take Acknowledgements to Contracts for Labor
in the district of North Kohala, Island of Hawaii, vice
W. Merseburg, deceased.
SAML G. WILDER, Minister of Interior.
Interior Office, April 2Sth, 1878. my10
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IF Thanks are due Captains Fuller of the Dis
icorery, and jerks Of the Kalakaud, and the Purser
of the mail steamer for late papers.
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- The sound of Heavens artillery" was
heard for q brief period on the evening Of the 10Th.
~ The Male Social Club viii give a reception
R HOssSI on ff'a's evening next At '' 'A''A''
81 The glorious rain has filed the hearts Of The
planters with joy. and the prospects are favorable
for good crops.
~ Thanks are due Captains Fuller of the Dis
eorery. and jerks of the KaIakaud, and the Purser
of the mail steamer for late papers.
SUPPLENEST-Issued with the paper to-day will
be found very interesting. as it contains the foreign
news in detail, classified under the proper headings.
~ The new Masonic building, on the corner Of
Fort and Queen streets, is rapidly approaching COM
pletion.
81 The Library and Reading Room Association,
commence the leaning of books to members this
evening.
- Wilder & Co.'S steamer Lehua is expected
daily, as she was advertised to leave San Francisco
on the 18th inst. Foster s. Co.'S steamer Iris is
expected the latter part of the month.
- The electrical exhibitions lately. in the even
ings, have considerably assisted the belssed Homo
luluan in avoiding the lamp posts and mud puddles
that obstruct his hOmeward path.
- The P. NJ. S. s. australia arrived in port
from San Francisco at 1890 P. NJ. of the 10th. and
sailed again at 9:15 A. NJ. on the morning Of the
10th inst, for Australia.
Those who consulted the thermometer during
the last week. must have noticed that the mercury
gave a reason for the butter melting, caused by
~sOutherly winds.
- None but the brave deserve the fare, and it
-oo.s.o -. - H. A. t..
three "square' meals beneath his waistcoat this
weather.
BRIrIsH BENEVOLENT SocIETY.-The annual sup
per given by the above society, viii take place at
the Hawaiian Hotel this evening, at 8 O'Clock.
Tickets to be had of the Secretary aud Treasurer.
~ The festival to be held at the Lyceum ON
Thursday next. is got up for the purpose Of realizing
means to get new books for the Bethel Church and
Sabbath School. We expect TO see q full represen-
tation present on the occasion.
~ The Trustees sale of the Lilikoi Sugar Plan
tation at Makawao. East Maui. belonging to The
estate Of the late Z. Delemar. will take place at the
auction rooms of L. p. Adams, on Wednesday next.
A rare chance for a speculation, as this is q desira-
BILE plantation.
7 - The ease and dexterity with which the aver
age kanaka driver can overturn an express wagon,
and deliver his passengers on the road or sidewalk
without injury. is really astonishing. Three of these
exhibitions were given during the last week, but
owing to the heavy rains, the condition of the ground
caused considerable dissatisfaction among those thus
summarily elected.
A RAPID PAssAGE.-The arrival of the clipper
barque LaHG ROokh from Glas W in 116 days
from pilot to pilot, is q passage that has seldom
been equalled and is an event worthy of note. This
vessel brings q large portion of the sugar machinery
to replace that lost by the Inflated vessels Eskbank
and Thalia, together with q large cargo Of general
merchandise, which comes TO hand OPPORTUNITY.
G. w. Macfarlane & 20.
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NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
TMNHE UNDERSIGNED, WITH
will annexed, OF the estate of the late Z. DELEMAR, de
ceased, hereby request all persons having claims against said
estate, whether secured by mortgage or otherwise, TO present
their claims to either Of the undersigned within six months
from the frst date Of this publication, or they will be forever
barred. And all persons owing said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
W. c. PARKE,
J. c. GLADE,
Executors Of the VIII OF L. Delemar, late Of Makawao, de-
ce1sed mylT At
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~ The Male Social Club win give a reception
party on Friday evening next. at the Hawaiian
Hotel
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEW GoODSi NEW GooDI-we have just received
an assortment of new goods in our line, among which
will be found a good line of HANGING and
CHANDELIERS We also have an endless variety of use
full articles for housekeeping. 81 Fort Street.
@ DILLINGHAM; A co.
n. B--The "QUEEN" REFRIGERATOR is the best.
Can be bought at a reasonable price from
my24 At DILLINGHAM; * q.
~ Hundred and fifty dozen Ladies Underwear of the
latest styles and patterns at the G. o. P. BAZAAR.
81 Merrimack Prints, Printed and White Piques at
the - c. o. p. BAZAAR.
70 A large assortment of Ladies Hats, Shawls, Fancy
Hose and Ties at the G. O. p. Bazaar
80 The best Gents White and Cambrick Shirts, Hats
and Caps, Silk and Balbrigan Undershirts at the
- c. o. P. BAZAAR.
81 Your choice in Cashemeres, Alapacs, Hernane
Grenadies at the c.. F. BAZAAR.
80 The finest lot of Flowers, Laees, PRINCES, En-
broideries and Trimmings, to be seen at the
my24 If c. o. P. BAZAAR.
A WIDE DIFFERENCE-Agents for ~four-ffths of the
Pianos for sale, offer a guarantee which amounts to MOTH
ing more in reality than "take my word for it,"
Quite different with the Steinway Pianos, q guarantee is
offered by a responsible house, who give proofs of 1s
years trial of the article they offer.
M. Gray, sole authorized agent, San Francisco, Cal.
~ SOMETHING NEW ITO PLANTERS, PLANTA-
ton Agents, Graziers, etc, who are in need Of n light
handy machine for setting up and mending fence wire,
will find just the thing at Dillingham; & Co.'s store, Fort
street. feb1
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AMEHAMEHA DAY.
K apiOlani Park.
Programme, Juno II, 1879.

COMMITTEE OF MAxAGKxEST-nis Ex. john o. Domiuis
Franklyn g Pratt, Esq Allen Herbert, Esq.
L TREAsuRKR AND sKcRETAEY-Hsnry J. Agnew. Esq.
JUDGEs-Ad. Malhard. c. w. Wilder, J. 5. Lemon.
TXERs-w. D. Clark, NJ. Eekart.
CLERK OF CoURss-W. Il Buchanan.
sTARTER-J. 7. Chayter.
DIsTAscE-James /. Dowseit. jr.
CLEEK OF ScALEs-A. W. Bush
J, 81. Kapena, L. Preston, ; Kaai. Al CartwriRht, ESQ.,
T. Spencer, Esq F. Banning, Esq NJ. Mclaerny, ESQ, J.
ing, Esq Hons. G. R; Bishop. A 5. CleghOrp, n A. Wide
mann, J.. l. Dowsett, II. n. kahanu. Godfrey Rhodes: J. NJ.
n. Pico. Esq Dr.. 8. s. Cummings, Geo. ". Maeiarianpe,'
F. F'qEi 4. se s%de ESQ., ESQ Ip5 r.T Z P. t Tia.dai Se" Z. Ar 6nr,i Esq Isl H.
Maciarlane, Esq, w: G: Irwin, Esq, II. L. sheldon, Esq
Jaeger, Esq, &c; Glade, Esq, James Campbell, Esq by
GGS Sm%ihl ESQ E:a, J. as Mo a 3 N Esg, Henry Il g T Tcr.GR: E' $50 John b
West, Esq, c. 7. Guiiek, Esq r.. !; Biekerton, Esq James
Patty, Esq, n. P. Robinson, Esq, DR.. John 8 McGrew, Capt
John Ross, }. II. Back, Esq, Ii. Schmidt. Esq, A..
Kamehameha Purse. 5000.
Tro.,ing Race, to harness free to all horses mile
Queens Purse, 800.
Running Horses; free to all one mile dash catch
Foot Race, $35
Open to all pedestrians 400 yards three or more to
enter. $5 to the first, $40 to the second Entrance 81.
Mechanics Purse, 800.
IrOttiDB Race, o harness Tor III hOfseS Dfeu IN u
Kingdom mile heats best 2 in 3. Entrance So. Second
TO save stakes.
The Honolulu Cup, $3.50.
Presented by Mr.. NJ. McInerny) value $50, with $500
added. Running Race ; open to all horses J 2 mile dash.
Horses 8 years old, TO carry e5 lbs; 4 years, 1O5 lbs; 5
years, l6 lbs; @ years and aged, l26 lbs. Entrance SO.
Second horse to save stakes.
Kings Purse, $500.
Trotting Race, for double teams 10 wagon free to all
horses that have not troited in the Kamehamehs Purse.
2 mile dash. Entrance SIS. Second horse to save stakes.
Mule Race, $50.
Running Race free to all mules mile dash catch
weights. Entronce IS. Second mule TO save stakes.
Public Purse, $50.
Hack Race one mile dash open 10 all horses that have
not run in previous races OF The day, or that have not
won a prize in any public race. Entrance 81. Second
horse to save stakes.
All Riders to appear In Jockey Costume.
The Rules of the National Association " of the American
Trotting Turf will govern the Judges in their decisions in
cases of disputes.
Entries for the above Races must be made in writing, &C
companied with entrance fee. names OF horses. owners, and
colors Of riders. Entries TO he lodged with the Secretary be-
fore 2 P. NJ. on June 2nd, 1879. after which time no entry
will be received.