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A WONDERFUL CURE

OF Oatarrh and Sympathetic AHeotiou.
Aner using the rst bottle began TO improve randi,
The lrst dose seemed TO clear my head as had ma,
known 1t to be for years II seemed gradually To arre
the discharges II stopped cough in three days Bv
using II gargle soon reduced the inflammation and
swelling OF tonsls that they to oublo
Tho soreness across my chest disappeared the
buzzng noises in my head ceased my Of hearing
and Of seeing completely restored aud every sym
tom Of disease that had reduced To the verge Of The
grave disappeared by the use OF sANPoRD's RADICAL
CURE FOR OATARRH.
GEO DINsNORB.
Druggist
BosroN. Peb. 81
instantly frees the Nasal Passages Of foul mucous ae
foundations restores tho OF taste and smell eay
ing the Head deodorzed. clear, and open the Breath
sweet aud every sense In grateful and soOthed con
diiOn
Price. with Improved Inhaler Treatise and Directions
81 Sold by all druggists throughout the United stalei
and CanadaA
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MINT AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON AND AFTER DEC. 10. 1873
Express Trains leave New YORK via Desbrosscs and
Coruandt streets Ferries. As follows
$50, 80 % -. ~ limitodi. II A. " l, $50, q,
Tao. \ 80 and 10 r. "
Boats OF "Brookyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY anuriing a speedy anl direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia ~ Ol. 34j So T.
50, \. S3u and II A. " I.lmited Express, i;3J 4.
NJ. :, T. $50 T. and 1855, n on sunday, IDOL
3 ~. a.5o, X. $40 A. VI 4. 7 - 7. VI.
Ticket offices, % AMI pa Broadway Astor House,
and foot Oi Debros-e and O1rttndt sta Court 81 and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot of Fulton st. BruOklyn ia
li0 and is Hudson II, HObOken; Depot Jersey CIy.
kinierant ticket once, Battery place. -
FRANK THOMSON, l. p FARMER
General Manager. Gent PASSENGER AGENT
SUNDAY LINE TO BOsTON.
steamers Of the Norwich line will leave Pier ~. North
River nj 4. NJ sunday for Boston. Worcester. Port
land, kc.
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DOTIERDAM LINE.

- OTIERDAM LINE.
IL steamer. iraVe Jersey CITY near Pav0uia Ferry.
ROTTERDAM March Is sClllEDAM ..... March %
Cabin. ~ia-S1l IutermcdlA e. sGt-Sbl Stcrrasr Sll
FlNtu EulE a 60, l.. W. NORRIS,
p va IT.. t.,isht Ast> 10 Bvay. Gen Pass Agent
GrATE LINE-ro Ga.,nw. Liverpool. Belfast ani
l'Lnnduu Jerry from Pier e. i0of Clul Il Thurs
dats PASSENGERS al through a itng cities OF
Europe. Stecrasc. SO AUSTIN BALDWIN A 90,
Agents - broadway SIEEEAGE OFFICES At a.
broadway AMI p.er fn1. 90 canal 81
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POST OFFICE NOrICE.-rhr foreign mails for
the week ending SATURDAY.. March y 1879 viii close A,
uls ONCE on "Wednesday ut ~ uP tor Europe bV steam
slp FalHa' Na Queenstown eorlesuonleuec ur France
uuN De pecmlNudrcsscdi and az 1 = VI for FrHnet
durct ~ steamship Amruuup wa llaVrc. ON Thursday
Al u W. Tor france irrmHuN. 40 hv steamship Fri,in
WA Plymouth, thcrhourg. and HAMBURG corrr spnnrnrr
r Hu AZ btln ana ihG Continent must bee specially al
dftSsrllhl al u Tor Europe. hY steamship CIV o Man
urtLN queenstown corrrsp nudruce tor GERMANY nud
France must he specially addressed, on saturday AT
~ VI, Tor HcrmauN &C, hY steamship Wp.er via
SS.u,,anni"i ana bremen coLespo. loncc lot Great
hlalh ana the continent must be specially addressed
anu ~ u NJ, for Europe, by steamship Brutnnc Va,
putrnslnMn couespundcncc Tor Germany and scotland
must he specially niirc .~ed and at - NJ Tor scotland
LIect N steamship Ethiopia, via GLASGOW The steam
SINUS "a una, iN n Montreal and Rriunnc do moi tke
mails for Denmark Sweden AMI Norway. Tie mails Tor
Nassau \. T.. leave New York March The mails i0r
HhAu, StNnul a. Ac.. leave New York March 3 rhe
mnlS ior h West Indies BrnAL aud Argentine leave
NcM lOfh Mnrfh 5 The mail. for Havana leave Now
York March and The mails Tor Mexico r a. New
YORK March IT," mails Tor AspuN all and south Pacific
portsehNo NcW York March no. The mails Tor CHINA an
Japan leave SAN Frnncisco Marc' IS The mails lor
Australia Ac, leave san Francisco March ~
rlOS L. JAMES, Postmaster
fosr oFFIcE. NEW YoRK March l. I~1a
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NERVOUS ENHAISTION.-A medical ...ay
a. uunlTlsiE series NJ lectures delivered no kAms
MUFumul Anatomy, un the cause AMI cure n ur.uatre
dremr showing intsputahv how lost health may be- re
kllnol Nnodng c"1r sNnUpsi. nt imnei uput. la M
ltN AM NE ltalnthl ni nervous AMI phy slual drhty
brihs the result of 20 years experience rs mail lie
currency or postage STAMPS Address SECRETARY kaI',
museum, b''s Broadway, Sew YORK
A. HOME COMFORT BAKING POWDER
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fHO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
rHB oLD-EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIMB
NBw YORK AND PiiiLADgLPHIA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IN NEW YORK.
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SUNDAY LINE TO BOSTON.
Shipping.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ Between New York ami Havre
tumpanys picr new a." North River foot Of Morton st.
Franco. Trudele. "Wednesday. March 10 T. ~
Labrador, sansicr Weine sdav. April ,. ~ 4. N.
Louis DIX BLBlAN. Agent. 65 Broadway.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Il Pier loot OF Canal st, North River.
FOR lSfllMUS OF PANAMA.
steamship CRESCENT CITY. Monday. March 10, noon.
Connecting Tor Central and South America aud Mexico.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA lSTHMuS OF PANAMA
steamship COLON. Thursday. March 30 noon
Conn"cuns Tor central aud south America ami Me xico
IRON SAN FRANCISCO FoR JAPAN AND CHINA
steamship CITY or PEkING. Tuesday Apul l. noon.
steamship CRY OF TOXIC. Thurs iav. May l. noon
FROM San FRANCISCO To HONOLULU, NEW ZEA.
LAND AND AUSTRALIA,
Steamship LEAiANbIA Monday, March II. noon
fur freight or general Information apply at COmpanys
Office, on the Pier foot of Canal st. y
SPECIAL NOlliE,-kMldRANrS forwarded 10 SAN
FRANCISCO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. ARIZONA.
NV ZEALAND. aud AUSTRALIA fur ?A,sasc and ~.
formation ~ r-ard tu routes apply " the Passenger De
nlrl-Mnml NLLAl
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DOUBLE TRACE. THE MOST IMPROVED g9uGP
MINT. AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFkTY
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aiOttls.

EOK sALE-Engine. sxiO and l5horse boilcr
Il cheap. Can be .uln running nrIcr at
NltOLI, Ialors l3a B0Wcry.
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gial uapers printed nom Jan l. 1876 10 Jan l7lt
20, 1901 making daily average OF 1881 ~
HE entire time,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-16
Late Foreign News.

Blythe arrival of the mail steamer Australia yes
terday morning, we have Australian dates down to
fhe 31st of March. The kilograms from Europe by
the Australia are exceedingly meager of news. The
following comprises the latest news:
London, March pa morning paper states that
peace negotiations with Yakoob Khau have tailed,
and that au immediate advance Of the British
troops upon Kabul will take place.
Melbourne, March 29-Psrliament has been
further prorogued until Nay sd, but it is consd-
cred improbable that the meeting will take place
until July.
The Afghanistan war is not settled, but the Brit
ish forces were at the last advices making q TOR
ward movement
From the colonies there is not anything of spe-
cial interest. By our adyices next week from the
States We expect a large budget of news from all
parts OF the world.
The New Zealand Herald Of the 3lst of March
gives account of n hurricane that passed over
the group of the Friendly Island, on the 9Th OF
March. The hurricane Frustrated chugches, native
houses, cocoanut trees aud everything In its path,
and lasted for about thirty-six hours. At Tonga
the natives thought the end OF the world had come,
they never experienced such q terrific hurricane
before. The news was brought by the German war
ship Albatross. The hurricane was very destruc-
tive at Samoa, and fears entertained OF fearful
disasters to shipping, as il would be almost mpos-
sble for any ship TO live through such fearful hur
ricane.
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E1uanmuuiuaiec-
Lands

Ne zss %, ssy ssTOS6nsz spare that tree"
A. -l-ese-us ~ iruz animals Who destroy all they
--z IN ual-nzz VIA. Ths images Q; cattle on the
Eu-e-z af GL ne h11da ls something that the Gov
--uussz- III have &c i4ke same action on soon or
~ -aaa- s-uu7 Sll oseo1le a desert It would
izz ase- duze lo1E aE1 but there are places mac
-tis i1- exc and thEf Is AL that has preserved
49, -zls- -is--e - 5ell The main chain OF noun
-zus Tina -ur -hr rllh ut This island 10 places
Eua-nrzslait and me turesis stil stand.
~ $500 zsu1n-ziaz are almost bare and the
$50 49, -uuuilC -he-t pEl In a few yeArs finish
-azzts - TX uEosrs q land ought TO be made
= IS zr T--uzz-- Ehei- foresis for their own and
luanza neurHt -hr law Of arson win not allow a
u=-s1 o. a1-r hE oSn bsndingS. the same with
- frs-i-t EI arriy q tire prese-r9fion OF forests
-l-aa1- izi-izEi1E 1p0u Ne rights Of property in
- lr.1frlc-L
d. H=-x zae Portuguese Cossui at bis place at
Er hnE paaured nererul acres Of Algerobas and
asuse 1nr luut m uui5 int trees are Of sufficient
s-uuah 1ut rufrw yeEa VIII reap a rich reward
su-th laba- h -. Fieie Of beans and hrewood.
~ st-s-aaa t,sz- i acknoVlsdged 10 be the best
AK q 49, feec u al lznc owners will follow
IN e-mnIrlr -hrv VII be riehly rewarded and bene-
a. -neuaHras unc pos1e-l-y. bat the most Of the
hl--r Aau1n unEEr leases IRON The Crown and
r1erra-- anc e. d b The object OF lessees 10 get
- 49, CO ant uner -heir leases expire leave the
tzuc sast. z b useless 20 expect anything
E-aE ~ EuCrce-
- osrr.s-s al sracsr iufo-r ne II il had not been
ar 1me T1zule--inr me stock received from The
1u-nsir -lnt n-1lEt1 uf ISIS their animals must
@H@ raruRnu1- Al tht mix received in Homo
fElr r1-1l t1E cruz1f came IRON around Tantalns
~ ~ ksaE a. H-nna Valley, and the head Of
49, ralieE- Huc ~ zne present time the bush is
81 q rz--it luc iu-seE he cattle are The pioneers
z11 ~ h1ussl 1oii1g and destroy what Is left
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coNNERc1AL.
1919 ITETT ~ 80

@1NlLCLE. LFEGL lG iN-s.
r-1sz- or rps-ial izp--tanus uozEuuisAts
d r-u-us--i.l cree n gussf- Honey ON
r-a----.rt 80 ds-nuuE- n prospect o. large
uE Eu-u 1ut ~ 81. -hai "a rizuis-s running
-tsf- uzTs--tg- I'll have tendency
d, szss- irt1 M zna-Eet, and con
aazsrHHluuzz az Enauss. riii1A VII % the
az-iur-z-r- -s.s sus ulida have visited the
- $500 suzI trrs u-u-z1 ne uz3s- and In
n-s-r-r-.z= s-ur via uuues-fui zzBlaity- We
49, $500 ----lf IA Ts-t sssiiiIg 1srsos- for
49, - sus'y. auo 80 fear fhHi
a-ss- iars-r q sssatf rn-Ec uni-ss the cost
trasrE uzr7Ir ia--l -hsz iu tlule-
-n. r--a-a- Idzazr -iar r--E vein whale barEs
s------sul 49, s--z --z-s- TAX james Chez
Ea- Esl..l. laz1zls- sair wa frun FIuHing 5
a.-E ~ zzs--zli. s-u- ssea-y aae AueE-
T-na-a 1r1 Mua- Lsaa1l. fr M Ar1fic; srtsr John
- A. - E--u-11. an = " AiulE. for San
Ha--a1u rrlas t--zs tss-rE-1 and Elsa. f7r thr
80 -. a-----s- Eus--1la o. - Fr.u1Ecc. And ? u
|sa-.z-= $50 o. alaz.az-
49, --ur- s-a1s-a ln-nsg "a about completed
Hr-n1-- au1 -rll l- =-r-ir il a4y or tuu-
-Ermu-uF lu-E-s. and Ezra ars ioadiuE with din
--z.=-- 1.--a b u- - Es-sl L. zsazEsUaE, sail
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A BERLIN REsrAuRAsT.-The proprietor of a
popular restaurant in Berlin has instituted what he
calls the Dinner Of the Golden Sausage, the great
traction OF which is the insertion in every thireth
sausage designed for his guests Of small gold coin,
which becomes the property Of the individual to
whose lot it chances to fall. 1t is quite study to
observe the guests seated round the tables
each accommodating thirty persons, all of whom are
moving their jaws most cautiously. OF those favored
by fortune unable to conceal their satisfac-
ton, while others try to convey the coin unperceived
from their mouths to their pockets. As matter OF
course, every is obliged to masticate his food
slowly instead Of boiling it in the national fashion
otherwise the tiny golden coin might slip down his
gullet unawares.-[ New York Sun.
The PLAGUE STAYED'-General Mekof may be
premature in reporting the pesteuce in Astrakan as
entirely stayed but it has been far checked to
have greatly relieved European apprehension This
has been owing the prompt and vigorous
taken by Russia to narrow the boundaries of its
istence. 1t would hardly be possible for the plague
in this age Of medical progress to commit those wide
spread and fearful devastations of the earlier
res. Still, the ravages were severe for season
About 5000 deaths reported in the infected dis
tricts in population of $4,000.
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LAVA Flow AT KILAUEA, AND SHOCK OF EARTH
QUAKE AT KAU.-We learn by letter dated Volcano
House, March eth, 1879, that the Volcano of XII
lauea sending forth lava flow of unusual VOL
ume, which is described as follows: "There was
large lava flow just TO leeward of the crater. a
river of running lava of about mile and quarter
long by three quarters OF a mile wide. Looking
towards 1t was grand sight. The lava seemed 10
run to sea at the rate of about half mile an hour
There is scarcely any fire in any part of the crater
except where the lava Is flowing FROM and il is still
running. II il runs much longer there will be
danger. There was some fire on the top of Mauna-
loa about two weeks ago. and all the people in kau
expect a lava-how down there sooner or later
They had shock of earthquake at Kau about
week ago, and the people there are keeping sharp
lookout for what may come" From the foregoing
it would seem there apprehensions of stirring
times in the neghborhood of tine crater OF Kilauea
and Maunaloa, and We would not be surprised TO
learn at any moment of volcanic action of unusual
violence. II is some years since there WIS any
great out-pouring at Kilanea and Maunaloa, and it
is but natural that there should be demonstration
of nature at Intervals as heretofore. These things
looked for by the natives and seem to occasion
no alarm
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aas--.aa " 1z1riil uumuG1dsr, discharged
A. raaa 81 $780, IL "a AArrh, with a
wsa-tHr- LHperieucso a mode
IL @Aai eAgntea the
a.lll.r . "a dags auc A. lpao n Norm
49, sl-ll-z n I'm iieaal a. Is Boarded
- 49, AflsT eiszhA-EinE Ano t~Aing
aah r..s-s1rs-I 1a-E1s he -Aust-A4tA eAst on
- - 49, - e-te. Nsth llghi breeze
as-ulF AZ ciu1oy weather
ala-a a1aalaauc q = I go prevailed up 70
a. $780, 1aaht n-A1 ptucs Mp 4 The sth AT
n slE1lle- lutli.lEs samoan gr01pl On
80 a. = q passed l-t~-eu Iutufila And
- -. 60 .q1z-lr long let0 81 W a.
- 90 ea Ezr.z-i-uusa strouC breeze with a
A. - 1lz-E sruzllf luss up 70 TIE lsih.
- Isir a. -.ll q q u LA and boarded by
- elaz--.uil - E-zz n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-16

~ The lecture at the Lyceum Thursday
evening, by Prof. W. d. Alexander, on the Agri-
culture Of Palestine, was well attended, and the
audience was highly delighted with the interesting
descriptions given by the lecturer. We regret that
we were prevented from attending the lecture by
circumstances beyond our CONTROL for we know we
were deprived of treat which We would have
{ arrfaw
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IA nn-runuumnnrs uF ehr BAltilure Szn. in describ-
~ nm wrrn IA a FErdru situated about City
- ssr-tlsss- fruu SsrE1r1h. aayf- Il found the
80 E-u.-i-lg fae Any ever saw IN China
- ~ haEh.a Esrt veg vigorous, bat the
..uzzr ziE ru Erog ne 1soessitF Of trimming the
rtunuu -uunuuu-utv rsrF orly producing one
nM rhnt 1hr~ u-bu-uius would Il properly pruned.
nnaruE nnz munnr FANS plAntAsion made BY the
uEsuu ~ mn Euuiy. vac hHE used the cruoest modes
-Er..ti-f .nz rl-i1nE. 1nd - ny surprise ths tea
49, t1E 1lasec- an qzits cOuFineed that
- s.a5z-.-s aus1us q care. With more skill
49, = $500 - p-- u tD1Atocs preserves, an
mr-ars at 1mn aruEl IN gruT respect 70 tina: we get
@rum Crum uuutr he rrudnur6 from thssR leaves. Il
nau1z msuEk CT Er Wn1kH before the young
t-r-w~l -u-dy Esr FirkinE- aud there are on
- $500 .ns uus aso1f tsn nilss distant 400
- ~ 1y1E szI1E- - Fislts-"
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tF The PMS. CompAnY's steamship Alaska left
this port on Saturday evening, at about O'Clock,
en- route for Yokohama. 1t will be remembered
that the Alaska put into this port two weeks ago
for repairs, she having sustained damage on her
voyage from San Francisco. The repairs to the
Alaska were done by Messrs. Tibbet & Sorenson,
ship builders of this city. The Alaska after dis
charging passengers at Yokohama will proceed to
lnl
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t9- The schooner Warwick which left this port
Oh Saturday evening last, destined for Kalaupapa,
Moiokai, was In consequence of springing leak
when abreast OF Diamond Head, compelled to re-
turn TO Houolulu
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r--uuu--u. 80 II VI Alaay. Ap-ii l0-Ains Mary
nsnrr-t NiuuE--r p .uiiivA1- Soau ehoiI-
- w-iue-.-r Hu-zs- - lkeliEs. April lS-6 81
- ~ ~ : 4 kz5euA H1e VIE, AaJorJ
- 40 4 llurt1-r. : Eu-rsuus Q spencer q Her
- q Er-ri-.- - I--E G s1rireu, \ ? Bennington
- El1z- a i-l.i1Erds1us Nm AAiSAi, : DICKSON.
ur. Eniu1 ala-4 = GnaE.-r, c " Arnold. futer.
$500 rfa y LAD. n Amt wife and children
E aaurr Eanin@a Or I nbgmps1n. wife Aio
60 An -r-usuEs AIR Sell, Kennedy And
uiluaE Eaull-. EfuuE- san locE, AcnncG AlanA
- 80 Erraul- 3 { Au-- ; ] no-g1ns Have
49, i 4 EEls- 1Ela AsEluE. A1c 10 oeaE
E-- $780, l.izuz 5.s- rirsz, April la q Hardy
e. Eu1ia-
F-u1 ssuu-s. a. ? * s AussraliG, April Is-Nr John
-un~ m ALuun. urIis-
En- ian~H-1 Gsr -EellEs, April l5th-Her Maj
- m lts-sr Frsz- End dA1ghter, " H Bailey,
la Ea1a-sr -saaal- An > fltacr. c c CAnoA aud
rruus Eaztsr Ticlar. fafh-r REui. v Lidgais,
- 3 lilli1EhHnl aud ~iis, n kirch-
Hlrrs. - = G1-r~sl Hnc slfe Hrs hAleikiui
E-as $780, ahsut o. de1E
Hs~ Aar F-unrz-1. 30 AuHtr1iiA Aprl Isl r Car
uumur E a. Eu-n1n11Au C Brown. Miss Eliza Brown
mrm E1nra-n = Az 7 Thompson and child
tzullsE MErlezE- = hs1al1g1on, Mn W
ESQ., -lguuE . Ca-rlpise4 and wife, lr
- = p z1raa1 a Ees-- n Danny, Ens Al Par
- * : p E2ne- L y HAHN. a Tai, Q
- e. fluu--1z = = i-atsAlrazs ~ Il MCKENZIE
D Ial-l1aE a. lar-s1-- y 81 Il Euoluson
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BESEFIT.-Messrs. James Luproil and L. Dean
viii be the recipients of complimentary benefit on
Saturday evening next at the Theatre, rendered to
Them by their friends and The public. which oc-
cssion varied and entertaining programme will
h Cd
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-16

LAISE & Cove call particular attention to the
advertisement of ,heabove firm in another column,
the subject of feed for horses and milch COWS.
This s important 10 all classes and should be
taken advantage Of Lane & Co have provided them
selves with all the necessary facilities to accommo
dale the public with feed for their horses and
COWS. and will keep on hand constant supply to
accommodate their customers.
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roEE OF zoEoLULU.


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$780,. -=au A-llEa
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l-z-.z-l- Sra --lll
ls1-ss 1-s--ll- i-a1a LaazlaE-
$500 f-lzz- 1894
Eauall t-u- haanu-
1-a11 i-Aura-i-
-s1 $500 i-u- .-aii-
--az- 1-aal haaai-
s-aaz.-aa- lla4n Lluz- fruu EooAaI-
--ar $3.50 .aa- l-aau-P-
Nzzi-ea iizg-
-l1aaals l-an alla1s---d Ports
A. a. lzur- la-s-aul- iruua fa-t GABLE
49, Easl- l-aaa tEuauEs Lt44ua-
49, f=sal.ilall- l-a1 i4a1als--
am zala- -aual-g. srlz aLAuE
AuE-1.-a t-lll Au1--an1 -re ey4as1.
skIEI-o-
a--s-s-.s s--s.ri-lG 81 6uaao IsEndE-
zs.sala 81 A-czte
al ~ -arua1a4 81 ErllE-
$780, Eaual.
-H-zn ~ II Atnls. Scr sal fn1u1aHoo-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-16

~ On Saturday evening last the Honolulu
Reading Rooms and Library Association held
meeting, at which it was determined to apply for
charter of incorporation as soon as the necessary
arrangements can be made for that purpose. There
was large attendance at the meeting and the pro.
ceedings were very harmonious. The association
is progressing very well thus far and all that is
necessary to make it complete success is the sup
port and sympathy OF generous public, which we
have no doubt il will receive
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-16

Episcopal and Catholic cathedrals the decorations
WERE like those In the Fort Street Church. tasteful
and beautiful, and the services highly interesting
and appropriate. The music was excellent through
out at the Episcopal cathedral; the singing of that
beautiful and popular Sunday School hymn On
ward Christian Soldier" was especially fine. We
regret we could not visit the above places of
worship In person, but we bad representatives there
from whom we received reports TO enable us 10
mention them though briefly. Easter Sunday
was observed with Christian devotion, we might
say enthusiasm IN Honolulu, thus evincing
the presence of true Christian spirit in the hearts
Of the people and betokening the fact that the
work o: those engaged in spreading the gospel ard
religious influences among the people OF these
Islands is not labor in vain. AS sat listening to
the exercises felt all the force OF the beautiful
sentiment of the sacred poet in his invocation to
the Holy Spirit when be wrote:-
esprit divine attend our prayer,
And make our hearts Thy home
Descend with all Thy sacred power.
Come Holy spirit come.
Come the wind with rushing sound,
With Penticostal grace,
And make Thy great salvation known.
Wide as the human race"
In a word, one present at the praise service on
Sunday evening could help but feel that IL Was
good to be there on such a solemn occasion.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-16

SUDDEN DEATH.-We learn that DR.. smyth, q
practising physician of Hio, Hawaii, died suddenly
at the above place on the 9Th inst. We have no
particulars as 10 the cause OF his death.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-16

~ The steamer Australia sailed last night at IL
O'clock taking some th7y-six passengers, and a
good freight. Among the former were several of
our old RESIDENTS, Mrs. W. n. Wilder, J. Campbell
and wife Z Fnrsensu and ]. Woods
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-16
NOTES OF THE WEEK..

~ Her Majesty Queen Kapiolani and suite
sailed for Lahalna, Maui, in the steamer Lkelike
Last evening