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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-09-27
M MER
FRTDAY SEpTENBER ~ Is7o

FhLDAIs NElJEABER -. ls13.
In local trade there Is but little Of interest 10 note.
business generally T. Iuggish. a. crops are eoming in slow
" at tins time. andtrade may be said to be confined mostly
70 Chinese dealers These. A. may not be known abroad
have N q great part the control Of the retail dry goods
business throughout the country districts By living
much cheaper than the white man can, they manage TO
freight him cut, and keep the neld 20 themselves
Our advices from San Francisco are % the 9th inst.
we note no material alteration in the prices Of staple
articles OF bland prsduee- We quote Hawaiian grocery
grades OF sugar TGse. MOIasses-IfG15 c. Rice 5kG5
c. The Commercial HsTald Of the 9th says In regard TO
Lland sugars
9 Our stock outside Of the rehners Is very small, and II
II really q very difficult matter % purchase Hawaiian
OF any other No. 1 Grocery Grades outside Of the rehner-
les. The trade In this respect has greatly changed with
In two yeas. sandwich Island in kegs once had q strong
hold upon consumers. but this IL no longer the case"
The arrivals Of merchant craft from abroad have been
but two. one from China and one from California. and
there have been only two departures. one for San Fran.
cisco and one for Victoria. B. c.. the exports Of domestic
produce by which are valued at s~I3,333T5.
The next mail for the East will go by the P " S 5 lea
landia, due here next Monday.
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The ARRIVAL, during the past week, Of two
hundred and sixteen male Cinnamon, has added
still more to this undesirable element in our
population. In walking along Honolulu streetsA
at least three men out of four TO be met with are
Mongolians. II is said that five hundred more
are on the way from China. We are reminded
of a familiar song that was popular during the
late civil war in the United States, one verse of
which was Z" We are coming. Father Abraham,
five hundred thousand strong" The millions of
China are crowded for the want of room in their
own country, and the few thousands that are
coming here will not be missed there. But a
short time will suffice to make the Chinese large
ly in the majority in these islands, and when
that period arrives, we may depend that the now
docile and smiling Celestial will assert and use
his power. Caucasians and Hawaiians alike will
have to take a back seat. This result must be
apparent to every thinking mind not blinded
by motives Of personal present interest. In truth,
some who have differed from US in our opposition
to the Chinese immigration, are now constrained
to acknowledge that we are getting too many of
their fayorites, and are beginning to say, a. hold,
enough But the mischief has gone too far, and
the serious question now is, how to stop the
incoming food. Prompt action on the part Of
government authorities, as suggested by this
journal ONE time ago. is the only way in which
to meet the emergency of the situation. The
Constitution clearly points out the remedy. This,
as yet, is not a war OF a rebellion, but 1t is get
ting to be an invasion. We again demand, in
the name of the Hawaiian nation, that those in
authority shall give their serious attention to this
subject, instead Of, as now, looking on with
folded hands. " Zero fddled, while Rome
burned" On e small scale, we seem to have
hietory repeating itself in these islands.
The pIatitudes Of the Gazette on the Chinese
question are 30 singularly absurd and inconsist-
emit, e7en for that proverbiaIly incoherent sheet,
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IN CONSIDERING the East Indian Question i'm
migration scheme, two important points must be
SET. nafrersiot-e&pehse;1 wages1an6 contracts need
be discussed. The first, is the attitude of the
British Government towards such an enterprise,
and this is, that they shall retain a judicial juris-
diction over the immigrants after their arrival
and settlement in the Hawaiian Kingdom. This
condition, we understand, they hold as a settled
matter of policy, and will not even discuss any
proposition for its modification. Such a condi-
ton settles for US, once for all, the question of
obtaining laborers from India. No patriotic
Hawaiian can for moment harbor the thoughl
of a divided jurisdIC ion in the Kingdom. Ii our
government is worth having it is by its supreme
authority in the land let the final authority be
once tempered with, and what is there left enti-
tied to respect or capable of carrying out it's own
wishes?
No intelligent man Of business, acquainted with
our affairs, can advise such an innovation or help
foreseeing, If it were tried, a hopeless confusion of
conflicting interests which would be injurious If
not fatal to our prosperity. 1t is easy to get up
memorials with an imposing list OF names, but
such documents are VIGOROUSLY weak and uncon-
vincing they prove nothing and are not even
evidence that the signers really wish what they
petition for. Doubtless many of our planters
would like to try East Indian laborers, but is
there a single one who would take them subject to
the condition mentioned above?
The second point, if the above difficulty could
be disposed of, is the question of health. Judg-
ing from late advices, disease is not uncommon
in ship loads Of labOrers from India. We are
unable to speak definitely on this point. but it is
a question that would have to be pretty CLOSELY
answered before an enterprise so deeply affecting
the interests Of the nation could be properly tax
en- up.
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TAY-PAYERs should remember that the assess
ments have already been made, and that the late
Monaghan arrivals have just this much advantage
over them. if no other, that is that these immi-
grants, 773 Of which have arrived since the first Of
last July, will assist considerably in reducing the
coin Of the country before the next assessment
comes round, and consequently make it rather
hard scratching for the afluent taxpayers, of
to-day, to " pony up " on next assessment day.
Bone and muscle are a desideratum with some
people, but it is a known fact that the drone has
just as much bone and muscle as a worker bee,
but these latter insects are fully aware of the
folly Of allowing the former to remain in their
busy community when they do not contribute to
the general welfare. Go to the bee, thou tax
payer, learn its ways and be wise.
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ALONG The

The Am sch Claus spreekIes. IL ut Tibbets and s0ren-
sons wharf. she has discharged all Of her cargo. and Is
now ready FOR more; she Will load with dispatch for San
Francisco
The Am bktne J A FAlkinburg. l. diseharging at the
Cid Custom House wharf.
At Brewer q Co.'S wharf the Am bk d C Murray. has
completed her cargo. and Will sail for San Francisco to-
day; also at TIC same wharf the Am sch w n Meyer.
from San Frnneiseo yestsrdsy-is diseharging . general
cargo.
The Haw bk R O wyiie. Is at Allen 4 Robinsons wharf
dischargfng cargo from Europe. and after disehArsing she
viii be laid on for Bremen
The Am ship Gov Goodwin. Il At the Old Steamship
wharf; she win sail for San Francisco on Tuesday next
The German biz I~phigenls. Is At the foot Of Fort Il dis
charging = cargo Of Chinese Goods.
The Brit bk Stormy Petrol. Is taking In ballast at p II
8 9 dock: she viii sail In q week or ten days. for Portland
or San Francisco.
The p NJ s 3 Zsalandia. viii be due from Sydney. Mon
day p NJ en- route for san Francisco.
Ehe Haw BIZ Liliu. Wa sold at Auction. yesterday for
$1,000: "a CornweIl. Esq, was the purchaser.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE is HE GIVEN THAT III
~ firm Of Wing Chong Tai. consisting of Messrs. Chulan
81 Co., Wong Mu PorTong, Look Sang, Yum Guam, Lee Tab
Pom, Chung fas, Yug Hee, Chang Hing, Chang Yung, Con-
chez & Ahung, KwongChow Kee, Wing Wo Yen, Ching Chin
Sam, have, on the 22hiay Of sept, 1879, sold all their right,
tne and interest in the business carried on under the firm
name OF Wing Cheong Tai, TO a arm in Hongkong, named
Wing Wo Yuen, which irm has authorized and empowered
Loo Chit sam to carry @ and conduct the said business for
them.
Yuen Kee.
No member Of the late hm Of Wing Cheong Tai viii be held
responsible for any debts contracted by the new firm OF Wing
Cheong Tai Yuen Kee.
The new firm of Wing Cheong Tai Yuen Kee will not be re
spoons. BILE for any debts contracted by the old firm of Wing
Cheong Tai from and after the I'D instant.
All debts against the late frmof Wing Cheong Tai, and al
accounts due and owing them, must be settled within one
week from this date. LOO CHIT SAN.
Honolulu, Sept. 9th, 1879. (se2D
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER q.
Publishers Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that all communications in
tended for business with the ADvEETIsER PErsTTsG
EsIABLIsHsEExT. must be addressed 70 the undersigned
ADvEETIsER. are respectfully requested TO settle the same
without further notice.
Subscribers viii please remember. that when subserip-
lions are paid for in advance, the price IS only Five
DOLLARS A YEAR. J. Il. BLACK,
Honolulu. Jan 18th. 1879. Pu5Lidler and Proprietor.
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The NEW REGULATIONS just promulgated by the
Minister of the Interior, affecting the speed at
which drays and carts are hereafter to be driven
through the streets of this city, cannot be other
wise than acceptable to our citizens as not only
being welL-timed, but also in accord with a due
regard for the public safety. The speed and
carelessness of drivers of drays has been u nui-
sance that required the intervention of proper
authority to lessen the evil, and we are well
pleased to notice the prompt action taken. To
say nothing of the cruelty displayed in compel
ling animals attached to heavily laden drays to
attain a high rate of speed, the liability to acct
dent was continually staring the occupant of
lighter vehicles in the face, and also a risk of in
jury to life or limb, was run by adults and chill
dren who walked the streets. Now, however,
that the edict has gone forth which should change
this former state of things, we hope to have less
instances of runaways and smashups, and there
fore less accidents to record of injury to person
or property.
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Insurance.
PAPAIKoU P~LASTAIoS,
UfIo Sent 10Th. 1879.

Hilo, Sept 1eth, 1873.
Editor P1eife Commercial AdreyfiseT.
sm-In your issue Of the 18th inst you express surprise
that the cane planters on these Islands do not obtain in
suTznce on their growing crops
We viii say as regards this plantation, that we have
tried our utmost TO procure insurance on our growing
canes, but have been unable 10 find any company repre-
scented in Honolulu willing TO take the risk
II you know Of any reliable company, issuing policies
on growing canes, you would on Us, and other planters OF
this district. confer . favor by publishing its name. and
we should only be too happy to avail ourselves Of the OPP
portunity Of procuring one. Yours very truly,
HITCHCOCK & Co.
1.-THE necessary inquiries are being made on the subject,
and we hope to be able soon to report favorAbly.-ED'
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

NOTICE Is HEKEBE GIVEN THAT FUR
~ suant to a power of sale contained in a certain Mort
gage deed dated November rs, 1876, made by Albert Sumter
and Sarah c. Sumter, to j. L. Richardson, of record 10 LIber
40 on pages %. 81 and 95, and by said j. L Richardson as
signed to Stephen Spencer, by document dated March 20.
1873, of record in Liber SO on page 426, and for a breach OF the
conditions in said Mortgage deed contained, that all and sin
gular the lands, tenements and hereditaments In said Mort
gage deed contained and described, will, after the time limited
by law, be sold at public auction on account Of the breach Of
the conditions as hereinbefore mentioned. The property in
said Mortgage described is situated at Punshou. and IS part of
the premises described in Royal Patent 70. 1915 issued to 4.
N. Rogers. CECIL BROWN,
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HoI.-On board the JosepA WoozSy. on Sept Sd. during
her passage from the Guano Islands to Honolulu, HoLA, .
native Of Kan. Hawaii Buried II sea
MonE-In this city, sept 24th. THOMAS MORE. a native
Of Scotland. aged 81 years - Chicago papers please
copy
SENT 18th. JANIS CHRIsTLAN, q native OF 81 IhOmas,
West Indies He was . servant OF the french COmmis-
sfoner.
HouazrArIIxG.-At PAlAma. Sept 9th, Of congestion OF
the lungs, DANIEL TRUE HousHrAIISe, in the 24th year
Of his age
The funeral Will take place to-day from his fathers
reaidsuce Al Palama- Friends and acquaintance Of the
family are invited to attend
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HETERDAY at IL O'Clock A. N. His Majesty the
King received an informal call from the Ameri-
can Consul, who presented Captain Huntington
and the officers Of the U. S. S. Alert. The KING
was accompanied by members of the Cabinet and
also by II. E. Governor DOminis, as well as by
members Of the staff. The Alert we learn, sails
for China to-day, being one of the relief
ships for that s,ation.
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VESSELS IN PORT

AVAIL
3 Alert, Huntington
M-ERcHANTMHS.
Am topsa1 sch Loleta, Dexter
Haw bgtne Pomare, for sale
An ship Gov Goodwin, Lester
Am sch GenI Harvey, Trip
Am bk d @ Murray, Norris
Haw ok Liliu, OBrfen
Brit bk Stormy Petrol, Reed
HAw brig Julia N Avery, Avery
Haw blk r @ Wylie
An bkIn J A Ralkinburg, Hubbart
Am sch Claus eprecklss, von Schmidt
Ger BIZ Iphigsnia, Green
Am sch Joa Woolley, Hampstead
Am fopaal sch W II Meyer, Brown
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TIE NuPTIAL BLEssIEo-"-ln sermon preach
"A A Ssel-s.reet Roman Catholic Church, Liverpool,
recently. DR.. O'Reilly remarked that Catholics
knew they could not intermsrry with nea; relations,
nor with those who were not Catholics, attachments
az this kind were allowed to grow up. and then dis
peusasions were asked for because these attachments
- crown 80 strong. he would repeat to them an
rnrwsr which had come from the Holy Sec on this
verT voint. He had, unfortunately, been forced to
49, fr a disuensation for the marriage Of two
6r.t Cousins The Pope said the scandalous facility
With which the clergy were lending themselves to
i-s.zrs the hneies Of the people was bringing all
law into contempt. No priest could read the nup-
fial bIessinx at a mixed marriage
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New YoRK, Sept 5-The HeraLds Washington
despatch says that the Madrid Cabinet has decided
10 instruct the Spanish Minister at Washington to
insist upon Cuban refugees 6libusters being COM
PEELED to respect neutral obligations. fhis is an
enigma to officials at Washington. IL is said that
IL refers to q Cuban organization IN New York.
and that the desperation Of the Spanish Govern
ment to prevent public meetings or parades to
create sympathy for the insurgents in Cuba
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500 REWARD.

DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, I
Honolulu, September 18th, 1879.
A REWARD OF n ED DOL
IN LARS will be aid to any person who will give such in
formation as will lea to the conviction of the person or per-
sons who set fire &c the house Of the Hon. T. Martin. at
Waiohinu. Kau, Hawai-.
Information may bsgiYen to the Sheriff Of Hawaii, the De-
putty Marshal or ambiguity Sheriff ser It
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PASsENGE RS-
From duano Islands. per Joseph Wooliey, Sept z2-CaPt
Robert BrzEs, @ W BatherSon, VIM Foy, Gabriel Holmes
Wm Coma Johz Reed, John Gnbertson, and ~ HaSaiians.
4 FROM Astoria. Per J.. A Falkdngburg, Sept OMAR
IN W Lame and child. Mrs J T Downey, James Armitage.
and ~ Chinese.
From San Francisco. per Claus sPreckels. Sept 10
W @ Mccutchen. W II Lewis
From whompoa per ~Iphigfnia Sept It'll Chinese,
From San Francisco, per W II Meyer. Sept 2G| N
Nelson. James Hansen, Edward Dacy, L Buehler, n NIL.
Ter, J SEvidge. Jno Brown. 7 y Willets, Alfred cline, +
Lorenz, and 4 Chinese
For san Francisco, per Ella, Sept oh 5 Renton'
Charles ssttegest. Frank Ttbbets, VIM Boot
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WANTED

VOLUME 13 of fhe p. G. ADyERTISER,
V bound or unbound. Copy of P. c. ADVERTISER.
January 20, 1878. Volumes 2 3 and 4 Of rue FRIEND
bound or unbou0d. / Set CONVENTION PAPERS, bound
or unbound. / Volume DAILY HERALD, bound or un-
bound.
The above are wanted to complete sets, for which fair
prices will be paid by
au23 THO G. THRUM.
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NOTICE.

VIII. BE A MEETING OF THE
Shareholders n he CHINESE THEATRE on the LIST OF
October, in Bufum's Hall, Honolulu. All holders Of Stocks
are notified that actio will be taken affecting their rights as
holders Of said shares, and unless all assessments are paid up
on or before the date seore mentioned. said delinquent Stock
viii be sold for the baef. Of those whose shares are paid up.
II By Tder. TONG HING TONG.
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IMPORTS.

FROM Guano Islands-per Jos Woolley, sept 23-4 anchors,
f9S hkhons chain, 2 whaleboat, and 9 quantity OF working
material from the Islands
FROM San Francisco. per Claus Spreckies, Sept 1000
SACKS aour, 10 pkgs sugar, 10 pkgs Vinegar, 20 tins crackers.
100 potatoes, IS pkss provisions. Eo pcs tnbers, 2Ss pcs
Iron 400 bbis lime. rs N bricks, 1000 r W posts, 40i bbls
salmon, 50 scks beans, $50 m shingles, Ill scks grain, IS Pkgs
misc merchandise
FROM Portland, per = A FalkingburE. Sept 2O-260 sacks
Gaia QS1 bbls and 30 kits salmon, 100 sacks -four, 246 cases
piIos bread. 102 cords nrewood, 90 sacks charcoal 10 eoops
chlrkeu4. rs sacks potatoes, 50 bbls tailow, 20 cases Oregon
cider, 20 bbls beef 40 pkEs misc merchandise
From waompoa, per Iphiginis, Sept 22-l6 cases MANILA
cfrars- II bamboo beds, 1900 bricks. and $50 Pkgs Chinese
provisiouB and mdse-
From san Francisco, per w n Meyer, Sept 26-loo cases
-cnl an 400 sacu four, I ease rifles, 1910 r W posts, IS pkgs
proxislona, S2a bbis salmon. sS7 Pkgs liquors. seo sacks grain,
40 rncn potatoes, 100 bbls lime. IS N brick, $50 N shingles,
ia dos e~hickens, i but 2 cows, Is hogs, 4rs Pkss misc nase-
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III. smear coates On the island Of Mauritus have
fntsIT become consolidated. and now, unfortunately,
ars osusd By cnly 40 pEoprietors- The few i've IN
Lhs uru1Ana<l 1nxmru. while the masses slave for o
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NOTICE

MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
~ Kingdom the Hon. Chas. r. Bishop will set for me un-
der a full Power Of Attorney. J. MOTT SMITH.
Honolulu, July I, 1879. iyl2 3n
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H. PETERSON,

MASON < of many years
- experience. and will perform the most difficult
l. MASON WORK ia an able manner and on reaSona-
able terms Adrress;f II. PETERSON,
ser In Sailors Home, Honolulu.
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GARRIED
DEATHS.

ssuTN-LoHELAST-At the residence Of Mr D.; Mana
tu- Noanalua. Sept. 18th. by Rev s. Paaluht, Mr. Id
WARD MrER SxITTIS, to MISS MAEIHA LoHELASL
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

ENHE CAPTAIN OF GERMAN BARK
IphigeniA will NJ be responsible for any debts contract
ed by the crew. tse27 so GREEN, Master.
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NOTICE.

A LII AMIN Is DUN TR ESPASSING
N upon the Crown Lands Of HONOK AWAI. Maui, on or
after November LIST, 1879, will be impou' ded according to law.
c ~. JUDD,
auI6 3m Crown Commissioner and Land Agent.
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TURKEY
FOR SALE.

G-1zSS FIFTY 800 ST FER OR MORE
EESES delivered in the pen at KaIukau or at the beach at
49, Kealakekua, Hawaii. Frice, S9 per Head. Net
weight from 400 to 500 lbs. Apply to
sec Inns II. N Kona, Hawaii.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
II A CHANCE FOR IN ESTMENT.
M Wanted by september LIST, of this year. $4,000 to
$4,000 on first mortgage, on a first class Sugar Plantation,
valued at 5000 600.
The crop OF 1880 will be from 1000 to 1900 tons. Will COM
mence taking of 800 tons in October, 1879. The Plantation has
100 laborers, and is well found in Mules, Carts. &c. Machinery
in first class order, ard can crush seven or eight tons per day.
For further particulars apply to the undersigned,
JUGS Al. CARTWRIGHT.
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TO Ell PUBLIC.

HNHE DERSIGNE HAS JUST OPENED
a Grocery, Provision, Tobacco and Cigar Store at No. "A
Hotel Street, near Horns Bakery. Constantly on hand, Fresh
Eggs. Fresh Butter, Fruit and Groceries of all kinds, which
will be sold cheap for cash. To arrive per next steamers, q
Choice Lot of California Rolled Butter. Leave orders early.
sroO Inns J. d. RAMSEY.
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NOTICE rs Hereby GIVEN THAT ON
~ the % day Of Sptember, 1879, the undersigned pur-
chased all the right tie and interest of ALMA to the leases
Of the premises on Nuznu street, and will not be responsible
for any debts whatevqof the said Alma
LOO CHIT SAM
Honolulu. Sept p, SIG. ser
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OIL OIL
DUR SPER vi OIL. ST TRAINED AND FREE
IL from foots. For Sale by
ial 10 BOLLEs l. co.
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco. per Ella. Sept 20.@294 pkgs sugar
20 bales goat skins, 81 bnehs banana, 1905 bags rice
Dom val s~f3,1s6.T7.
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PAINTS AND PAINT OIL.

PURE LEAD, HUBBUCk'
IL White Zinc, Hubbuck's Pale Boiled Oil, Boston Spirit
Turpentine. For Sale by
jail '79 BOLLEs & CO.
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NOTICE.

nURING MY TEMPORARY ABSENCE
~ from this Kingdom, l have appointed Mr. J. T..
WAREHOUSE, jun, to act as my Deputy for taking Ack-
nowledgments to Labor Contracts in the District of Kona,
Oahu. SEQ At HENRY WAREHOUSE.
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NOTICE.
TO LET

otto RANDEL. OF BERLIN. IS RE-
" oUksTED to communicate with the German Consulate
At Houoluiu- Sc 212
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SUGAR.,
(NALIFORNIA CUBE IN 25Ib *
- Kegs of powdered sugar.
jail 7e For Sale by B0LLES & co.