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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19

E1FeL I'll FEE- d. 1873
is-.H-1rsHIs1r Ia catnlsrcGi Af@irs 70
--ar--1- raE--- ne sl-am-r 81 route 81 san
49, - ls--f-z-isss-af susiasss tie way
.Esal@=-
adzu. hs. rt---s tzss c-rti ssls a. ne store
81 zizsEsslt a o. a. $50 susos 20 IN. Eraouut
e-Eaa nis----s1 ~ F-iuzralF GO reiha dssi.rs-
ar-r 1880 ruf suii-nn-e evsry variety =
I-rrse-s II lslzaf d-1le-s IL Frors resliEsdf
-a--1-a-- .-----s 1880
r---ar m- E-a-aau s1l- lls uuszFt--d lease q the
r=aa- l1z-l s--ss- -ltl -sla-sl1-g tri1E banding
z--s-, Eiasssz-- ~ ne lss-s has tn
n--u f - r--s taruz- and b ur.aer A1auAi
.-.-al drEz-a.
-s--a-as- - la ~ zls- ~ Ne note &c IN
-aaaur. la lsalal salri-s-
u-r.zas flal laH-zEl r.a-is 1E-iig sbs ~esE were
$3.50 l-ru f-ru E-ufsi sluu-- vitt luHt'e-s Al
.-s-ra Eaal-tz F-Huzi-ss slt uzsa-s-d msrrhGn-
c- a-a z--izs1- sraz sstssy and Auckland,
1a-al-r-la-al $1,000
asra--r-zs -c7--fu u-r Hzzzrl Ead Brlt ftzr
&c. asasa Or F-zn1-zz.
-1r-azu-zzs-z u---al uuuHds-sd tally due from
49, ~ 49, D. laas-z 1a- Ia rsrunptiou q
-i-s--aaauaa.a.
1a--l1t.--E la-1ilT 81 I1-zlau1 - sal A. A.
-zu-aa- azs-l1.l Sir tbs berth fSr san
r~ana-l-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19

E-mszs yss-s F-sassizg is-s The excess Of in
rr-l arlr rer Deemed .lHieE orer experts vas very
-. Or 80 - fuF.e-rF e1nee5ed tie exports by
1--ea-lla- eaaas -s7s ne imports have gradually
aIsr a1 rtit u1r ezroriE have increased about IS
rs--srl q lt-t u-r~rpsrtE trcseded cur Imports
So ai.- 49, -1- = lszs ezsass Of SIS, 000,-
Ez EiiuE a. Esizu1 eErE Sors shipped lately
s-uz E-H ze-E tE Eu-ups- They were collected
e-ua auiHur en- shr Mrelau6 River, California,
z1s- 6au-r-s1 e Professor Bsird. Of The Suith-
E1uz1 $500 IA h.af 81 lie Eish Commission.
-a=. uil he 1arrIbutr6 BuruPe a. sollows 2O0.-
go t~ t-szl~ss 1ttsest fax Francs, and IO0. OO0
ST. a1Ea8l
-aaHlz n aruaiurizC new trlde- She seat house
ruzrilus nll Strange @ ne PARIS Exposition !;
a-ua1E t4unrs- ard uEE especially admire by
EuE--aaa1 rnai-u-E- Nv Australia 10 Importing her
Haa-u ruzEg-zaant truz the most suddouiy progress
49, ur-iuz tuEl rFe- ircG- il - rather Singular
1-r-u Euusr uz'r ~ u1us 70 the last gen
r-zzl- s1u-l 49, BE- surpisiaE hEbitAtions for the
E-srs wnr nHrH aEne--s he'd TIE c0nmercial SUI
49, q ~ wu-lG-
-@uuz rrur q ~ United States constitutes a
raa 1aaal ua E-uFpr-llF- Toe EDsuut Of corn ex-
49, - - s-lsaz e Is6s-6f zEE z ~ 08o Bushels
szr- - il-sast-E Eelr h1g !. 80 60O bushels The
azuur 90 ISIS Eil Frab4tr riss above IS 46I.-
es nrsnElE- u r1Ez rsus - total of uheat and
go u-1u- lus Euol,11 iruz - rs 900 10 ~ SOS
e. uuaa-s lbs 4urs.Ft q IA year IN coru reaches
aallll aa- au1 tst gIsa PrObLbly not lsss than
-zsal 90 SO hzsh-s-
- llaacur E7oae usufieat,y anticipates that
u~uu7s Eu9m tra= uu~ surrHMrrro Valley, califor-
- - 49, IA sCrrF tie whole Of tie new cor :
-us-5 HlE - Euc ttal Lnsricz VII not only not
$3.50 a. eEn- - -1lza ia- ounce. bat they will be
aas Ina cuE-ut q -it n send large c0nsignneuts
81 -r-aFz- aa1 expresses Ia opinion that within
sltr--l11 IA zrEairy vi not Be American
Haaa AL a. I'll
-. a-zaeuuz Tr- p1Eac-"
~ E.hausa1. EeraaA. a large number Of
luGmnHa zlHE dHulEia were cuufnsd as prisoners
~1a nuuu-uaur ~ rriszfIuE 1aeuselves from their
r-1-1-s ~ zu- Ei-bout r1rfs1cre q quite a num-
49, r'azis saaeu--s sd Inei-nE- ASoGi eight sol
9Han puu-E aiHr and wuuudec Ehiis Of the Indians,
--- ~ee turE Eiiisd- tfistz wounded, and fifty
49, E-lsane-s- Eha 4E.ir Vii 10 doubt lead 10 a
49, ass-Hrszs lUpnE tht IsdiIns. AID more trouble
-1 -a1-uH s@l u-4 he tns e1Isog1s1cs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19

The new Station House is being put up with
dispatch, and will be ready for occupancy in few
days. The structure is much larger than the former
one, aud will afford more room for the holding of
the daily levees OF his honor Judge Jones The
enlargement OF the station house in Honolulu was
necessity, owing TO the increase of population as
well as the increase of evil doing in our midst
While speaking of the new station house, We will
take occasion to say that the complaint in the
p C. Advertiser q week or ago, that the bell on
the station house not rung at the accustomed
hours, was not well founded. Our arr-ution was
drawn 10 this fact day or two ago, when were
assured by Mr.. McDuff that the bell has been regu-
larry rung. without a single exception, since the
old station house was demolished.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19
Late Foreign News.

By the arrival of the P. NJ. S. s. Zealandia from
Australia on Tuesday morning, we have the latest
news from Europe. The news from France is excl
ting and interesting. The following is a summary
LoSDos February Portugal intends to send an
expedition to the continent of the Guinea coast to
chastise the invading savages Of Dahomey.
Potter and Stanach directors of the Glasgow Bank,
have been found guilty of uttering false balance
sheet. The former sentenced TO eighteen month
and the latter eight months imprisonment.
Roumsnia announces to Austria that she is ready
to place 900 soldiers the Russian frontier
sanitary Gordon. to permit the Russians to return
from Bulgaria. but to forciby resist others crossing
the mountains.
The Bank of England has lowered the rate of dis
count per cent.
The Colonial Institute has appointed select com
mtee of Inquiry to the practicability Of holding
q Colonial Exhibition in London.
General Stewards cavalry has entered kialighizic.
Vabi Mahotnet brother of the Amer of Afghanis-
tan, has arrived at Kuram, and solicited General
Roberts to receive him number of chiefs of Shin
bari accompany Vail on his visit.
Money is rather firm. The Bank reserve is stronger
by nearly thirteen millions.
PARIS February 2.-President MacMahon refused
to accede to the proposal to change the autiRepub
lcan commanders of the army corps, which the Min
istry desire to make. and which they recently de-
clared they would avoid unless the consequences
proved detrimental to the nation.
The Marshal therefore threatens to resign the
Presidency, rather than permit the army to be dis
organized.
majority of the Chamber have intimated that il
the MarshaPs resignation be rendered, it will be
cepted.
Marshal MacMahon is persisting in bis refusal to
change the commanders, and has virtually resigned.
His formal resignation will probably be made to-
morrow.
a Congress of the Senate and Chamber of Depu-
IN eel 20 lact
Grevy has been elected by a large majority, and
proclaimed president of the Republic for years
The Ministry remain in Office. the new President
refusing to accept their designations.
Marshal MacMahon retires into private life.
Gambetta has been elected President of the Cham.
Der of Deputies
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19

~ 4 Chinese wedding came of on the sth
inst. in this city according TO Chinese custom.
The bride and bridegroom were both natives of the
Flowery Kingdom. We can only speak from in
formation obtained from Others, when We say that
the ceremonies were conducted on the occasion
according 10 the most ancient customs OF the race
10 which the parties belong.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19

r. The rain still continues TO come down in
copious showers. On Monday morning last there
all the indications of the approach ofa genuine
Kora. The sun was completely obscured about
O'Clock A NJ. Indeed for a space of about hour il
dark that IL was necessary TO hight the lamps
in business places throughout the city, the
darkness dissipated till we had dashing shower
accompanied by thunder and vivid and frequent
flashes of lightning. Rain continued TO fall at inter
walls all day Monday and Monday night with light
but variable winds The rainfall of the past two
DAYS and nights is ssid by the Oldest inhabitants
TO remind them OF the rains OF former years on
these Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19

~ On the evening of the 18th inst, His Ex-
cellency the Attorney General gave dinner TO the
Judges o: the Supreme Court, the Members of the
Bar and number of invited guests at the Hawaiian
Hotel, under the superintendent of mine host Mr.
Herbert The dinner was given on the anniversary
OF His Msjestys accession to the Throne in honor
OF that event His Majesty present and partici-
pated il he festivities with right good will. The
party sat down at about O'Clock p. NJ and rose at
10 O'Clock p NJ. The toast of His Majesty the King
was responded to by His Honor Judge W. e Jones
Of the Police Court of Honolulu. The entertain
ment quite recherche and went off in manner
10 afford pleasure to all who were present 1t was
a graceful compliment by of His 'sMajesiy
high officials which We doubt not was fully appre-
ciated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19

~ A live circus has been gotten up by the
IndeiatigAbie George Luproil. Mr.. Luproil has
procured splendid new tent, capable of accom-
mOdaiing large audience. 1t is now up on the
Esplsnade grounds in the rear of the Custom
House. We understand that Mr.. Luproil has OBJ
tanned large accession TO his company of first
class performers. He has also some eight or ten
well trained horses aud forty foot ring to show
them 10. The accommodations for the comfort of
the audience at the circus are better than at any
other tent circus We have seen lately. Mr..
Luproil deserves TO be supported because he has
perseverance, and pluek-qualities that are bound
To win always The first performance will take
place soon. Go and Mr.. Luproil's equestrian
troupe at the new hippodrOme, or new tent, which
is much larger and better one than the late tent
at the Pantheon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19

E- Messrs Castle & Cooke, of this city, received
by the barkentine Ella, from San Francisco on the
I7th inst, IS fine mules, which are no doubt, in
tended for service upon sugar plantation. The
animals are reported 10 be IN fine condition.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19

~ By advices received per Zealandia, from New
Zealand, we regret to learn of the death of E Dele
mar, Esq, of Maui. Mr. D was prominent planter
Of these Islands and had taken this trip in the vain
hope of recruiting his falling which eliminates in
his death.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19

GONE EAsT.-ssnford B. Dole, Esq, Of this city,
went East on the Zeaandia on the 18th inst. We
understand that Mr. Dole coDtemplates being alb
sent for some months We wish him prosperous
voyage, lots of pleasure and safe return.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19

II Among the passengers by the brig Hazard,
for sau Francisco, were Capt. aud Mrs. Godfrey.
We learn that Capt Godfrey goes over to assume
command OF the new steamer now being finished at
San Francisco for Messrs 7. r Foster & Co. of
this city, and intended for the Kauai trade. This
steamer may be expected here early in April.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19
roEz OF zoNoLULU.


Ak
E-l1ausr EinE. -ea-r l-uu EE1uuL
ra--is $3.50. lla-il=l-. f-l1ll -ahElna-
! sua-H- hl..-l. irIa- haual-
cams 15-rs- elrue-l. t-Tsz Fl-l Gamble
80 l---s11-1-laaI- sLlTs.lnel, 1run Esiatsa
&c. 1-l1lI Eau-
ls-4ral -aarr $3.50. "a herunstie N.s
a.. a-aTria-lss lrulz y iu1E lAr1 fHrts
-aulaL i-ar Azl4 AID ADloEAl
Aazs f-uu ezr1fs----
UaIlrE tr1I La-Eg
E.-aa hrau1.s 1ral rau irafl-lsua-
1saa-llL laeraas t-ll Aus-rGliz-
$685. -zzus1 - Ez2aA. 49,
sAELED-
-. -I-s-.- EHuuaaau1L 1aau- ST. EaHEl
llaaal-aIs. lIlaaaslaa 81 HE
l.aa- l.lalll.-. - L--ls-
$780,. 49,. aar AalZ2
a.1aarlaaall La1Ia i-r kalla4G
i.aa. ..ll kHl
laaua 81 ,sa-r- l.- NauL.
laEla1.- = - O. 4 ga aua kE1-
H Er--t-- llaEi-i-s or LzllaIua-
h-z-s. Isr h4LElu-
1-a-1 81 So FrzHeI--l-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19

tE- We are again indebted TO Purser Mcdonald
Of the P ~ s. s. Zealandia for late files of Austria
liam r,sners
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19
NOTES OF THE WEEK,

E There win be meeting Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
at the Lyceum on Thursday evening, February Goth
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19

fF- Robert Stirling, Esq., accompanied by his
wife arrived on the P. NJ. S. s. Zealandia on Tues
day morning last. Mr.. Stirling was q former resi-
dent Of these Islands, during which time be held
several prominent positions In the government,
first as Superintendent of Public Works and after
wards as Minister of Finance under Kamehameha
V and helo the same position under Lunalilo. Mr..
Stirling will be warmly welcomed back by his many
friends who know him and appreciate his worth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19

the chorus, "Hail Lovely Venice" In which the
whole strength of the Society Joined and which
sung in elegant style. evnciEg that there Ia In Ho-
noulu no lack OF musical ability Of high order.
Professor Berger Was in his element as musical oil
rector, and performed his various parts with his
usual ability. We cannot let the occasion pass
without paying tribute TO the admirable manner
In which Mrs Clarence Cooke played the accompa-
niments OH the piano. which gave peculiar zest to
the evening entertainment. The concert was gotten
up and managed by the Hon. j. Mott Smith, who
deserves great credit for the Accomplishment of q
very perfect arrangement which avoided the confu-
sion common on such occasions. We ucder
stand that the concert was given TO raise funds
to procure piano tor the use of the Amateur Mu-
steal Society OF Honolulu, and we hope the proceeds
of the performance on Friday evening last were suf
fcient, If not TO purchase piano, they will go
long distance in that direction; and when the Am
Musical Society wish to give second concert
let them procure larger building. and We will
sure them full realization of their wishes.
Mr.. KoHLER's exhibition at the Royal Hawaiian
Theatre on Saturday evening" the 18th inst, was
quite satisfactory to the audience present. The
hibition OF the pictures by the Stereoscopian pro-
cess was both interesting and satisfactory In con-
sequence OF the machinery necessary to work the
lights properly being out Of order the frs: night
the exhibition was by no means q success, but by
perseverance and labor Mr.. Kohler has succeeded
in producing the requisite illumination TO show his
list of pictures (Which by the way large and well
selected) to great advantage. The Speaking and
Singing Telephones are objects of great curiosity
The Speaking Telephone did its work very well on
Saturday night, and proved the wonderful efficiency
of Edison's extraordinary genius The Singing
Telephone is too small scale, we think, for ex.
hlbition except in q small room; but we heard
enough OF the working Of this instrument 10 con-
vince that the principle, g., the efficiency
of the machine to Reproduce sound claimed for
il, WAS demonstrated. Take it all in all Mr. Kohler's
exhibition is well worth seeing. We understand
that Mr.. h. will exhibit at the same place Thurs
day aud Saturday evenings, the 10th and 22nd lust
on which latter occasion complimentary benefit
will be rendered Mr.. T., by Messrs. H. Williams, j.
Luproil, A. Wilson Snow, ana the Amateur Min
strel Troupe. A good bill will be presented. We
advise all TO 60 and see aud hear for themselves
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19
ON SATURDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1879,


Alta o'clock noon, at his salerooms. Honolulu
FIRST All that premises situated at Kuahonu Aala,
Honolulu containing $1,000 and described in Royal
565l and also the said Mortgage executed
by said Kmo Kaai together with all tine buildings and I'M
provements on SAID premises
SECOND. All those three pieces and parcels OF land
situated Kahuku, and being Apanas Nos. ! and OF
Royal Patent 49, and Apapas OF No. Of Royal Pat.
No. 25S containing In all 32l and being the
described In the said Mortgage executed by the said
Kuhi Ql and Pail wv together with all improvements
thereon. .a.
THIRD. AL those pieces and parcels Of land stu-
ated at Hamauko aha, Manoa Valley taIung IN all
2llOo acres and being the land described in Royal Pat
No. 1885, and also in said Mortgage executed by
Kanh and Kalaweaumoku Ky together with all the
i'm provements thereon.
FOURTH. All those two pieces Of land situated At
Hauua Koolauloa, Island of Oahu. and being Apanas
acres together with the Improvements thereon Also all
that piece of land situated Kapaka Koolauloa Aforesaid
and being the described in Royal Patent No AL
containing 70 100 together with the improve
ments thereon.
Also the undivided half ofs6 of situated
Kpapau Koolauioa Aforesaid and being the same de-
scribed in Royal Patent No. 2li0
Also all those premises situated In Pauhuuhulu Homo
lulu containing 7sl00 acres. and being the game de-
scrbed in Royal Patent No. 26T4, together with all the
tenements and improvements thereon.
mortgage executed by said J. L. keauuui * and Others
Terms Of SALE cash and deeds Mt expense Of
For further particulars apply to
RICHARD +. BICRERTON,
Attorney for Mortgage.
Or to c. s. BARLOW. Auctioneer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19

~ The bsrkentine Ella, Capt. A. Brown, 10
days from San Francisco, with mail from the
Coas, down 10 the 30th of January last, was towed
into port on Monday evening last By the govern
rneut tug PeIe The wind had died out towards
evening and therefore the Ella was compelled to be
towed In or remain ontsde till the next day. The
steamer Wamanao chartered 10 go ont and
meet the Ella and bring 10 the mail, which was
done in time to be distributed on Monday evening
and thus afford our merchants and business men an
opportunity to letters from the Coast by the
P NJ s. S. Zealaudia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19
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al-a--ll-r my af - Hulrsp Cathedral. Homo
llzara-al ~ lle st-EL assasled b The Rev. 4
salaalaal --L aIls = EiESlIns1s u q n Opal. to
aaE. 1.a.lsr a. Aas. Eals a Hauoiulu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19
MORTGAGES SALE
REAL ESTATE.

PURsUANCEw WITH CERTAIN POWERS
Il of sale contained In the following Mortgage Deeds.
VIZ Kimo aai Stephen Spencer Recordedn Lber 40
pages 1885, 1876. and 1877. Kuh Ky and Pail (w)
phen spencer Recorded In Lber % pages 4os lO and
40s Kaohi wv and aalaweaumaku Ky Recordedin Lber
pages u.s. 49, and a. j. L. Keannui Iosepa, MAluae
Keaunui aud Kaneahiku wv to stephen Spencer, Re-
corded in Lber "A pages 81 S. and So Mr. G. s. Bar
tow is instructed to Sell at Public Auction
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19

The Following Described Property, viz:
House and Lot situate In KaumakApni Honolulu. oahu.
Area 2s4 square Athoms Royal Patent 2e4, l. C. A.
LOT 2.
House and Lot situate at KikihAe, Honolulu Oahu.
LOT ,.
Fish Pond known PahonIki and Kula, situate at Ka
luaopulu, KAAhi, Oahu. Area 20 acres
Land known as Kaaloe Kula pun one, dtuato
q. Raluaopulu Kalihi, Oahu. Area sl-loo acres,
Land known as Kauhlakanamee l., Taro and Pasture
land situate Kauaopulu, KahI Oahu. Area 7s-loo
Land known as KanhIAkanamee H. Taro and Pasture
land Kaluaopulu, KAlih. Honolulu, oahn Area s7oo
acles.
Land known as KauhiakAnamee III TAro land. KA-
luaopulu, KAllhi, Oahu. Area lo-loo acres
Land known as KauhalanAmes ". Taro land KAlnA-
opulu KAlihi, Oahu. Area SO-lOO acres
pa- Title Perfect Deeds purchasers expense no
For particulars inquire Of Cecil Brown, Esq.
E.P. ADAMS, Auctioneer.
Honolulu, February II, 1879.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-19
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bel 5aa lem man bar paa ytpst. @lencps
reiiet Scrosteis, faleilsuptg Silssnslis, icrs
npsI appeiii % fund 6pile ere blanot be
W%eislernlnatr. ion otnHs uemQrtsns Srr.
nper pesr ben Spaftens. Rse en- tsriaet
etrtuldticn. et ltprtei Stssme cS ct bsrrli.
aei Rerpslpiitm fan ZEN Spse. nlir ban en-
3ie bar bruSt oenne Sittsrs, isls. al bans
sirs Wlri9beo life lanaer er cen ifrcbtlias
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Decorah-posten., 1879-02-19

Sbeater.
Sames Walad Shsatsrtroups oil
beige Oscorub noits llss % sips
TO Sorsfluln9sr Der. nemlis Wan.
bag % 3usbas Wften. Gen be.
iisnntc 8omifer Sobn Dillon,
Der alerebc sr aOot beflsnot blonct
Dscorab lbsaterbsie9enoe YubIifum
sr en9a9erst al bette Stlifob. 90
oil opirrbe Manboa Mitsn / "5obp"
% For to oblige Benson.
Cincinnati enquirer" niger go
By" ipillsoes / 8raub Speraboult
iaaar Nftss. Stpffet sr iGrosles
moriomt belt ieisnnsm. og Den. ION
9aar Der mso BET fate SorlGt ltft
at lt, fan n9,tcn pGre infer paa.
at ban oil iaa Ct 8lobtar lpr9nat,
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-19
W. SA9NN "Nh

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s 6 3 * VI Ssrnbanen,, families
oeo i nm S.us / ga erosis, buOr
ban bosos. iiplte Snsoag Worssn
Saopibt ri pso, beos ban al Slas
iilieIes. Sr. saussn bar soot fl.noI
/ Oct lpoliss MinnsiOta, cs bpis ui
life tas.r fell. isa bar ban osiao
boei i &lnnslbsif SO. San bar en-
olore Wano. omtrins 60 Nar, %
rle9st aetst % nibolbt.
3 5orbinosIis bsrmso bar pi iao
imaat bort tmte ON. al en- lioli9ere
Stcurub. Wuno, en- al be bsclts % fpil-
ttite Yeiibeiisnte Der n9iten fnoss.
lfol iess bsnus Yoit. % bois parmt
Inbsfalingsr fan hi9lps, iaa bar
ban otm babe fra Yoiimsitsr Bal
lsp / Sseorub % ira ben YOitmsiier
hnnr hon mn tisrsr urher psmlio