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The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
Wilmington HarEess.

WILMISGToN, Del, October rs. 1870.
Quotations at the Brandywine NILS for
Flour and Gram, furnished by W. u.
Pennypacker, Co. Corrected DAILY.
Best Patent Flour.........4S 4S - to ~ 25
Choice Family FIour......... 6W to 500
Choice Supetfine.............. o W to 800
Prime new wheat. AZ
New Corn................... 80
Bran per ton. 10 "
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The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
The City Market.

The following were the ruling prices in
mark ct this morning:
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HoLrDAYs.-The following con, ersation between
a couple Of clerks was overheard a day or two ago
John. Hello Jim, what are you going to do
on the llth of June?
Jim. Well / don't know. ] can't make any
arrangements to 90 any where on a holiday there
amt a boss in the country that is patriotic enough
TO tell a clerk the day before a holiday that be can
have q holiday tomorrow and have q good time
its generally, Well Jim, come down in the morn
ing and open for an hour or two A" which general
ly means until eleven or twelve o'clock. So ia
fellow wants to have a good time and go In the
country, he can't make any arrangements for Il,
for the day may be half over before he can get a
chance to get of. / say, If boss wants to go
down to his Office a little while on a holiday, let
him go, but let his clerk have one day, once in a
while, that he can feel free. For my part wouldn't
give two cents for a holiday where / have to 90
and open store for two or three hours in the morn
ing. Ia just as well stay all day, and done with
it.
John. That'ss SO, 'Fraid they will lose ten cents.
~
THE KAU SUGAR Recommendation reports
having been in circulation regarding the prospects
Of these plantations, and the injury they have
received from the drought, we have made inquiries
respecting them, and find that the reports have been
much exaggerated. The dry weather has no doubt
been unprecedented in that district, where good
crops have been the rule for nearly ten years past,
and come Of the lower canefelds have, ON this
account, to be abandoned. Mr.. w. G.. Irwin aud
Justice Judd, have lately visited each Of the plant
atIons, and report most Of The canehelds as doing
we'll, though the cane, being now planted on
more elevated lands (from 400 to 1000 feet elevation
above the sea) grows more slowly and requires q
longer time to mature than formerly, when planted
lower down. Some Of the fields on the Naalehu.
Hilea, and Pahala estates exhibit as thrifty and
heavy cane as any at the came age In other
localities, but will require from two TO three years
from the planting to mature. The Naalehu mill he's
turned out during the past twelve months 1900 tons
of sugar, and the prospect is good for at least tho
same quantity during the coming twelve months.
On the Pahala estate there are about I400 acres OF
cane growing, but owing to its slow growth, tho
larger part is not expected TO mature before 1881.
The prospects Of all these Kau estates have improved
during the past few months, and with the ordinary
rains Of the district, there is no reason why thew
should not become very profitable.
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Mortgages Notice of Sale.

UGder and by virtue Of a Power OF Sale contained in a Ger
tain Mortgage made by Wong Chow to James Robinson, de-
ceased. dated March Z, 1870. and Of record in LIber %, on
pages as5, $50 and $50, and for a breach Of the conditions In
Trustees % the Estate Of flames Robinson, deceased, to sell At
Public Auction in pursuance o. said power Of sale, on the 2ist
As ~ ". % that day, AL and singular the lands. tenements and
At Palana, Honolulu, Oahu, and more particularly described
AR.S. ILoi KALI. aE hoomaka ana ma ke Xiii Hem
Kom Q keia loi,e pill ana ma ke XIII Akaa Kom o ka lCi Q
Q ks9ns 5e hsl9 akT Pspsi: a 4 M ~ hs Jio kaai ma so
DoEsett, .iaiIA Hem e2e Kom IL kaui ma ko NaPuhsPu'a,
hOonRkaT" o ka nui 4T-lO9 eka-
APGxA- Rula, " 4 hoouaka ana ma Ike Xiii Ak o keia alma
Sai. a ! k s1 P SRa pene1. 2 Hem lem 8. : P KOn 81 psu I1'I aaE . p i
pa nAIailA aku, Hen 4s3e kom 100 paaku, alailA Hem 4oi
l6ie Kom Isl PAuku, alaila Hem Tte Kom l45 pauku, e
PAuks ma kAhi kulA 0 KonOhiki, alailA Hem 80 Hem % pau
ku ma ko Konohiki . me Palau, alaila Ak 40 Hik SO pauku
ka ma 10 KsaweEoIohe, aIaIIa Ak Sc Hk 385 pauku a kahi
{ hoonaksT" o kOna nui / I4-1Oo eka, pau IOa, 1 s1-loO eka.
Also, that certain piece Of land situate in MoIiko, RapaIa-
ma, Oahu. bounded and described as follows: G Li Kula
nAhlai a me ka HaIe, " 4 hoomaka ma ke XIII ak o keia alma.
E phi me kA pa pohaKu no Kaaina, = E holo hem 81 hk 81
psaku ma ke kaIs o KonohHki, hem Sc kOm 90 Pauku ma ke
40 aSii M Z hSHG Sea ca ssm a. sS3 sss1I pa pau Rso1 ma R IA i si q hG no
MOuko. hem eo9 kom IL Pauku ma IA Li kohl no MoHko,
as paaka ma Ia aawai IoI a me kuIA, ak sos nix Ss pauLu
a hisi ka pa alma, ak $50 8gs hk IN paGLa ma kuia a
hikiI IA pa alma, hem e6e 30" hk ITO pauku me ka pa alma
described IN ROPaI Patent No. 24s5, KuIeana HeIa 1900.
Also, that piece ofIand situate in Kapalama Aforesaid and
e.Cfpc - AoAoNs@ Lt a me huAAt oouA aAA ma
ke khi kom e pill ans ke Xiii hem hk o ka ainu o Edward
Burgess a heie aku, hem ass hk II pauku ma ko ReawekO-
lobe, llAHa ak 6I7 hk g Pauku ma ko KeaEekolohe, alaila
Ak lS4 9 kom q Pauka ma kO Maui, alAila Ak 6ll7 hik 27s
pauku ma kO Maui a me MAkea, ak POI . kom 13 pauku ma
kO Kailio, aiAiia nee ae ma IA lima hem, 3 pauku M Ike kule-
ana o EaiHo, alAila ak Isl , kom q pauku, alaila hem 627
kom IT'S kom ma ka alma o EdEard Burgess, alaHa hem 81
kon $50 PauEa a hikii kahi ! hoomaka'L" KonA III $500
Eka. and being the same as described in Royal Patent No.
4fI6, Kuleana Heiu T7l3.
For particulars inquire %
z r. ADAMS, Auctioneer, or
r. PRESTON,
Solicitor Tor Executors and Trustees Of the Estate OF
my5I James Robinson. deceased
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List ofLicenses Expiring in June, 1879.

NOTICE is hereby given that all Licenses must be ap-
piled for direct to the Interior Office, and all parties are
cautioned about failing to renew expiring Licenses, and
all Sheriffs and Deputy Sherihs have instructions to pro-
secute, without discretion, any and all parties doing bus
SAML G. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, April 80, 1879.
NOTICE is hereby given that all Licenses must be ap-
piled for direct to the Interior Office, and all parties are
cautioned about failing to renew expiring Licenses, and
all Sheriffs and Deputy Sherihs have instructions to pro-
secutive without discretion, any and all parties doing
business without the proper License.
SAML Ct. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office. April 80. 1879.
OAHU 1 Sam HI, Nuuanu Street. Honolulu.
1 Wing Shan * All Dow. Nuuanu st. Honolulu
/ Thos Lack, Fort st. Honolulu.
6 Manuel Joseph, Liliha st. Honolulu.
9 Mrs Borres, Nuuanu ST. honolulu.
% Antoine Marshal, Beretania st. Honolulu.
HAWAII L Tuckon, Kaiopihi, Kohala.
80 Allen X Stackpole, Kawaihae.
KAUAI 4 Ahana, Hanapepe.
OLoKAI ) J Lima, Honomuni.
V~ICTUALLING.
8 Wing Sing & All Dan, Nuuanu st. Honolulu.
~ \ c Con Chez, Kappa, Kauai.
ETAIL
{ S Cunha, Union Saloon, Honolulu.
WHOLESALE. !
10 E Hofschlaeger K Co, Merchant St. Homo.
10 NJ $ Grinbaum & Co, Queen ST. Honolulu.
P Kauwalu, Waialua, Oahu.
BILLIARD.
l joaquin Garcia, Waikiki, Maui.
9 Mrs Borres e Tables Nuuanu st. Homo.
CAKE PEDDLING.
II Aiao. II Akin. % Atoi.
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Lease of Government Land.

viii be sold on Monday, June 10th, 1879, at the front
entrance of Aliiolani Hale, at IL O'Clock, NJ. The lease
for q term Of 10 years of the land KULAIMANO, HiIo.
Hawaii. This land is midway between the Onomea and
K~aupakuea Plantations, and has an area of 37 acres, of
which $50 are good cane land, including a tract near the
sea of half a mile square. The Waiaama gulch bounds
the whole land on the south. Map may be seen at the
Interior Office. Upset price, seventy-fve cents per acre
per annum. Terms, payment semi-annually in advance.
SAINT q. WILDER.
myIT Minister of the Interior.
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Lease of Government Land.

on Saturday, July ;. 1879. at II O'Clock noon, will be
sold at Public Auction, at the front entrance Of Aliiolani
Hale, the lease Of Government Land as follows:
That portion Of Reonepanee near Mr.. Morris premises
in Kalihi Valley, adjoining the kuleana of Kanaina. now
MitchelD containing about 20 acres. a portion of which
is well suited for bananas. Term FIVE years. Upset price
$50 per annuHl, payable semi-annuslly in advance.
SAML G. WILDER, Minister Of Interior.
Interior Office. May 30, 1879. myS2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEW GOODS. 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; 4 co.
y. B.-The QUEEN" REFRIGERATION is the bet.
my2I It D~nLINGHAM * co.
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Lease of Government Land

The lease for five years OF one lot on the EsplsnAde,
50x100 feet, viii be sold by Public Auction at the Aliiols-
nj Hale ON the 2Sth day of June. 1879. at II NJ. Upset
price 100 dollars per annum.
The location and all other information can be obtained
st the otfce of the Interior Department.
SAML G. WILDER,
my34 Minister of the Interior.
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NOTICE.

Mr.. CInus SpreckeIs, 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 H. Schussler, Haiku,
Mani. or 10 Vim. G. Irwin x Co., Honolulu, who will give
them the necessary information.
CLAUS SPRECKELS.
By II. SCHUSSLER.
Novaunher % 1873 der
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NOTICE is hereby given that from and after July LIST,
1879, a License will be required to be taken out for the
sale of Salmon. a Retail License, which will allow the
holder to retail any and all goods, usual under such
license. Heretofore no license has been required for the
sale of salt salmon, but the privilege having been abused
the above rule will be enforced.
SAML G.. WILDER, Minister of Interior. ;
Interior Office, May Sth, 1879. myIO g.
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~ SOMETHING NEWETO PLANTERS. PLANTA-
ton Agents, Graziers, etc, who are in need Of a light
handy machine for setting up and mending fence wire
will find just the thing at Dillingham; K Co.'S store, Fort
street feb !
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~ We are requested to call attention to the
semi-annuaI meeting of the Board OF Trustees or
the Queens Hospital, at II O'Clock to-day. at the
rooms Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
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ES- The performances OF the Band, on Monday
and Wednesday evenings, were enjoyed by a large
number OF people, and the beautiful moon beamed
brightly on both occasions.
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NOTABLE ELEcTIoS.-Mr jos. Kswainui, a native
Hawaiian, lately elected to the position Of 2nd
Assistant Engineer in the Honolulu Fire Depart
ment, is the first of his race ever elected to a seat in
the Board Of Engineers.
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WHERE ARE THE INVENTORS I'VE overheard q
couple of rice planters conversing together the
other day upon topics connected with the cult
walton of this staple, which is so important an
item in the list Of our exports and both agreed
that one great want of the business was a proper
= Rice Header and Thresher.'' to facilitate the
gathering of the crops. An opportunity is here
presented for the exercise of the inventive talent
of some Of our mechanics.
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or nearly 1900 tons in three shipments.

CONSULAR CoURT.-H. b. MS COnsul-Generai
held a Court of Investigation on Thursday. 10 the
cases Of two seamen belonging TO the British ship
G!eniGer. from Liverpool. one Of the men was
found guilty Of preaching cargo on the voyage out,
and was sentenced to eight weeks imprisonmenti
the other was sentenced to six weeks imprisonment.
for characterization and an assault upon the LIST
officer. A forfeiture of wages due was part Of the
sentence in both cases.
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A Liberal oUKR-we are given TO understand
that Messrs. Foster s. Co offer to any one guessing
the name Of their new steamer Iris a free passage
fr two years between this port aud San Francisco
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MOPtgagee's Sale Of
REAL ESTATE
situnIed in Nuunnu valley.

In pursuance with 4 power % sale contained in a certain
mortgage deed, dated the Both day Of January, A. d. lsI7'
made between Mary Kaheisu, Of the one part. and A. J. Cart
wright, Of the other part. and recorded In Liber IS, on pages
23s, 239 and go, SIR. q. :. Barlow is instructed TO sell at his
rooms, on Saturday, June lith, az l. O'Clock, NJ, all that
piece Ofiand in P0uhuluhulu, Nuuanu Valley, Honolulu, being
the land described in Royal Patent No. 1895, and described
therein as follows:
z hoomakam ma ke kiln hema ma Kahawai no ka alma Pahili,
a 2 hoo hema So 40 nix 2S pauku n me hem 40 hk lO7
p1uku, pill me Pahii a hiki Ike xiii Ak o ka alma kula o ka-
neahiku, alaila hem 81 kom go pauku, a me ak ale 80
k0m l6S pauku, a hem 5lS kom l9i pauku, a hem 10 kom
223 pauku, q hem 469 hk 1S3 pauku, a hem 2io 30
kom IS pauku. a me hem Az hk 62 pauku, pill me Kane
ahiku a me Aupuni, alaia hem 81 . hk 81 pauku, a hem 10 >
Nom % pauku, pill me Aupuni a hiki ko kahuia, alaila hem
539 kom 81 pauku, a ak T69 kOm 81 pauku, a hem $50 IS,
kom IL pauku, a ak as o0'kom 40 pauku, a ak Il 3O' kom
l25 pauku, a ak Sc kom 225 pauku ma ko Kahula me Au-
punt a hfki 1 kahawai, alaila hOlo ia ka ma kahawai n hiki /
IA hOOmaka ana. Fla ka Iii. / $500 Eka.
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon.
For further particulars apply 10
X. 7. B1CKER-ON, Atty for Mortgage,
Or to C. 5 BARLOW, Auctioneer.
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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 E1cellency S. Kipi, deceased.
Iolsni Palace, March 20, 1879. APPS
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THE IILIKOI SUGAR PLANTATION!

with al the Stock, Appurtenauce and Sugar Cane thereon,
consisting Of an area Of about $50 Acres, Of which about 20
acres are In Zee simple, and the rest are under long
leases Of Twenty and Twenty-Five years, with right
Of renewals the annual rental being $1,000. With all the
Houses, Tenements, Growing Crop Of Sugar Cane, Working
Cattle, Horses, OK Carts, &c, &c, as follows: SO Head Of
Cattle, p y0kes, - Chains, in order; 8 NOkes, damaged; IS
Hoes, 2 Grndstones, II Sh0veIs. 20 Picks, 9 Cane Knives, 3
Carts, I PiOEs, 3 Cr0wbarsi 10 Hatchets, IL Bill Hooks, Car
penters' Tools.
There are 223 Acres Of Sugar Cane planted and growing, Of
which 90 Acres estimated 20 yield $50 Tons sugar, will be
ready to grind in June, 1879, and the balance Of $50 Acres one
year later, say June, 1850. Tie Cane IS all in a gOurishing
condition. The present Crop is under contract 10 be ground
at East Maui Plantation, the latter hauling the cane TO the
mill and receiving one half Of the sugar.
There are - Laborers' Houses, Carpenters Shop. Office,
the Cottage and the Dwelling House, lately occupied by Mr..
Deiemar.
This property is situated within the RAIN BELT Of Maka-
wac, giving absolute certainty Of a Crop, but as a farther
security the Plantation owns a water lead % capacity to water
One Hundred Acres, which can be brought upon the land for
Irrigation, should il ever be required.
w. c. s. j. &. A
Executors and Trustees under the Will Of Eugene Deemar
late OF Makawao.
L. =. "A Auct'r.
H0noluiu, April IS, 1879. ap19
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On CHAYGE-The arrival by the Leh,a, Of $4,000
has no, yet affected the fashions, it being noticeable
that there is not much Change in gentleman's pants
this month.
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Concern To-SIeHT-Don't forge, the concert Of
vocal and instrumental music this evening at Ka-
waiahaO Church. under the direction Of II. r. II.
the Princess LIiuokalani
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~ Tie Annual Examination OF Oahu College
will take place at Punahou on the 18th, 18th and
10th of June. All interested are invited to attend.
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A CHANGE IL THE PROGRAMME We are author
lied to state. by their owners. that the horses. Frank
and Kansas Maid. will not compete in the races for
which they were originally entered, viz. Kamehs-
meha Purse and Kings Purse, bu, may in some
other race.
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WHAT'S IN A HEAD Not much in the Ga=ette's,
as witness tie leader of this week ostentatiously
headed d" The male Chinaman and the future of this
Kingdom but which one may read in vain in
search of ideas on the subjects indicated. 1t is all
about the ADVERTISER, which the writer falsely ac-
cuses of "denouncing' government officials, and
hints that we ought to give the Board Of I~mmigra-
ton " a few words of commentator +" for its efforts
in bringing male and female immigrants from the
South Seas. We did this long ago, while the Gazette
was dwelling in defense of " the male Chinaman -
and about an immigration of freedmen from the
Southern states.
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KAMEHAMEHA DAY.
apiOlani Park.
Programme. June fl, 1879.

COMMITTEE OF MANAGENENr-uiS TX John o DENNIS,
Franklyn :. Pratt, Esq, Allen Herbert ESD.
TREASURER AND SEcRETARY-HeHry J. AgLeE, Esq.
JUDGEs-Ad. Malhard. C W. Wilder }. :. Lemon.
TIXERs-W. d. Clark, VI. Eckart-
CLERK OF CoURSE-W. Il Buchanan.
STARTER-J. T. Chsyter-
DIsTASCE-James !. Dowseit. jr-
CLERK OF SCALES-A. w Bush
HONORARY CoMNITTEE-Their ENceIleneies 5. G. Wilder,
J. NJ. Kapena, L. Preston, :. Kasi Al Cartwright, Esq,
T. Spencer, Esq, F. Banning, Esq VI Mclaerny, Esq. J
Perry, Esq Col. W. =. Allen, J. \. Messenger, Esq } Hot
ing, Esq Hons. c. r. Bishop, 4 :. CieghOTn, ii. =. Wide
mann, J. l. Dowsetr, II. y. Kahanu, Godfrey Rhodes. }. NJ.
Davidson, Esq, Capt T. Spencer, Charles Long, Esq =,
NJ. PcO, Esq, Or. o. :. Cummings, Geo. W. Macfarlane,
Esq, Samuel NJ. Damon, Esq, Samuel Parker, Esq
F. A. Schaefer, Esq, DIR. L. Z. Tisdale. c. Along, Esq, IL.
Macfarlane, Esq, w. g. Irwin, Esq, II. l.. sheldon, ESQ,
Col Z. S. spaulding. Cecil Brown, Esq, b. +. Bodies, Esq a.
Jaeger. Esq, J. c. Glade, Esq, James Campbell, Esq, lily.
Cornwen, Esq, J. Moanauli, Esq, Henry Turton, Esq John
Cummins, Esq, Gen J. 5. Walker, T. c. Mcdowell, Esq, u.
West. Esq, c. T. Gulick, Esq r. T. Bckerton, Esq James
Makee, Esq. DR.. F. H.. Enders, Col Claus sPreekles, ); II.
Patty, Esq, NJ. p. Robinson, Esq, DR.. John 5. McGrew, Capt
John Ross, J. II. Back, Esq II. Schmidt. Esq, a.
McWayne, Esq.
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IMMIGRATION EXPEDITIONS The brig Storm Bird
is being thoroughly repaired and viii sail for Micro
nesia about the Goth. She will be followed in about
a month thereafter by the bark Zephyros. Of about
800 tons burthen, which has recently been purchased
by the government for the use of the Board Of Immi-
grafton. The Schooner Nellie Merritt. belonging TO
II. Turton, Eco, owner Of the Lahaina Plantation.
sailed on Tuesday last for the South Seas also In
quest Of labor, under instructions from The Board.
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HAWAIIAN EVANGELICAL AssoCIATIoN.-This body
commenced its annual session in this city. on Tues
day last, the Ord inst, meeting at the Kawaiahao
Church. The following is a list Of the members Of
the association now present H~AwAu-Revs. I.
Coan, E. Bond, A. o.. Forbes, J. S. KalGna, j. II.
Pablo, J. W. Kamoku, s.. c. Luhiau, S. w. Papaula,
and 5 native delegates. MAUI, MoLoKAI, and LANAn
-Revs. W. P. Alexander, a. Pail, o. Nawahiue,
S. Kamakahiki, S. X. Kaue. E. Kekoa, and 4 native
delegates. OAHU-Revs. II. II. Parker, W. Frear,
S. C. Damon, D. D., C. NJ. Hyde, b. D, II. Bing-
ham. S. E.. Bishop, NJ. Kuea, J. Kekahuna, j. N.
Paikuli, S. Waiwaiole, S. Paaluhi. and 4 native
delegates. KAUAI-Revs. ]. NJ. KealOha, r. Paiki,
and 2 native delegates. MIcRoSEsD-Revs D..
Doane and r. Maka. The annual Foreign Mission
airy sermon was preached in the Fort Street Church,
on Sunday evening last, by Rev. DR.. Hyde, and the
Home Missionary sermon will be preached to-
morrow Sunday evening, in the same place, by
the Rev. DR.. Damon. The Association will close its
Iabors on Monday, the 9th instant.
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Kamehameha Purse, $500.

Trotting Race, to harness free TO all horses mi
heat best 2 in 3. Entrance SIS. Second horse
save his stakes.
F Wundenberg enters b Kansas Mai
] VI Daniels enters C Fran
ii J Agnew enters 5
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-06-07

IHE adjourned annual meeting of the Mission Chill
dren Society will be held this Saturday evening a;
80 O'Clock. The public generally are invited TO at
tend and listen to the annual reports and the address
of the retiring president.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-06-07

JUDGE NoT.-When a man is to be put on trial
for his life, no journalist who understands his BUSH
ness will PREJUDICE the case, and publicly declare the
man "a fendish murderer" before a competent
court has heard the accused. Yet that is what the
Ga=ette (edited by a member of the legal fraternityD
has done this week, in the case of a man to be tried
by a jury of the country next month. The editor
might with profit study the piece of poetry on his
first page, two lines of which We quote:
1--WE have no right TO judge a man
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