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DIRE TORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
g mo eadrg basines. houses whose advertise.
maur' mas be found in Tnr BrrIEJM
DRY GoODs.
G. u. pahcr& cou Commercial avenue aud Ninr.
reptn street
(.a- i stewart Eighth street
GROCERIES.
tn.1& Bird Washington avenue and Eighth
r'Tag
PHYSICIANS,
%. J.ii Nnypu; oAlcc, 40 Commercial ID, tuuo
DENTISTS.
gen. ~ Jocniyu, Eighth near Commercial
ir " NhtIock. l3G Commercial mch1r.
LIQUORS
Noat -m'th. No.n ohio lcycn
INSURANCE
%. II. ,undeu. So ,0Oh!o lrycu,up stair.
A3u.uDc Li.c, Of Sew York, corner Twelfth and
-1y.dd,,. and orphans Mu,uI Ald society seventh
and comm r"ial Avenue
ATTORNEYS At LAW
''Nsa, * Iaud-u No. II" Commercial ,,run'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MERCHANTS
Halliday Bro. proprle,or- Egypt,u Mil.
u.il., Thistle uod n Nuore. NU- i.' u0j ~,
commercial urunr
DGrGCIeT. .WHoLE>ALE AID RETAIL.
sycAy Bros. OHIO 'c,,. aud corner E.4Tn and
Washington a'cAur
B1Nk-
,.,uso!ar cosog G,a&, ,...ond co"nr'a.
a.. National. Ohio trso'.
STEAMBOATS,
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BEST IN TIE WORLD

Fifty tubs huston ehoicc butter by tee
tub or pound. at '
New YORK SrOEN.
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAGN.

LtyERpoOL, December -. NJ.
- Wheat-unchaugcd Winter, lis edo
lis i'd Spring, los 3d@lls Caliror.
MIA average, los Sd@lls ID; California
club, lis Gd@lls l0d. Corn ODD.
l0d@5. l0l!d,
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DRY GOODS.

Best line Of Holiday dry goods and no.
tons IN Cairo, at NEW YCHK SroRF.
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TEN POUNDS

Choice white sugar for 81 90. at
New YoEk S1oRe.
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20 DOZENS

Fat dressed turkeys to arrive for Christmas
at New York Store.
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PATENTS,
DATENTS


.htain.l for new inventions, or for Improvement.
IN ala anes for medical o. other compounds, trade
nnrks and labels Caveats, Assignments, Inter
,remces. Appcala Suits for lHlrngemcnts, and
# cases arising under the Patent Laws. prompt.
o. attended tO.------lHvcntiOns that have hcpn
REFLECTED Ry m Sg Fs lsS p Sa po %E i Sy
Ppirc opposite the L. s, Patent Department,
nd eu-a tcd'in Patent business exclusively, We can
,Sie clo.cr searches, and secure Patents more
yompty, and with broader claims, than those VINO
~ remote from Washington.
INVENTORS sG@G d @9'y a or m Ss''G s OF
limitations aud advise rs to patCntabllity. free Of
f,arrr. Al correspondence strictly confidential
| -,ccs low uud DO charge unlese patert issecurd.
| tvc 'rg,r in Washington, TO Hon Postmaster
eUor!i d. NJ, Key, Hcv. =, D.Power. The German
nericar National Bunk, to officials in the Y :.
ttcut UlNcc. and to Senators ard Representatives
/, Congress mud especially 10 oar clients To every
1 ,atcin the Union aUd IN CanadG. Addres
G. A. SNOW * co,
la3s,.c Patent ONCE, Washington .. Z
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11
PERUVIAN AND EGYPTIAN COR,

PERUVIAN AND EGYPTIAN CORN.
The San Francisco Commercial Her.
aid calls attention to the above corn for
seed. A small quantity of Peruvian
taken from the Andes Valley, 400 miles
back of Lima, was received recently in
that city, and sold at 81 per pound for
seed. The grain is very large, resemb-
ling a small oyster crakcr. Units native
soil. the production is said to be from
800 to 400 bushels per acre. 1t grlnds to
fine flour without any bran. This seed
is being distributed to careful parties to
test its growth in that State. With
reference to Egyptian corn, the expert
ence of a planter says it will yield 100
per cent. per acre moro than yellow,
and requires less irrigation. The two
acres planted by him, he thinks, will
yield ubOut three tons. 1t is claimed
for this corn that it is far superior to
any other for meal, and makes very
palatable dish cooked like rice. Unlike
the fodder of other corn, which is con-
sidcred of not much value in California,
this makes a good feed and double the
amount that any other would make.
The stalks are finer, with more leaf, and
do not dry out like other kinds.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11
PORK.

The season is close at hand wher
farmers will he killing their hogs fol
home use. Let the whole business Of
butchering, cutting up and packing bt
dccently and in order. Be sure that the
pork is packed in clean, sweet barrels
A suitable pickle should be prepared
for the shoulders and hams. The salt
for preserving the mess pork should bt
abundant and ofthe best quality. There
should be an abundant supply Of pork.
not only for family use, but some to sell
to workmcn, and to neighbors in want
of the article. In tbs way it will fetch
twice as much as when sold to the reg
ular packers. 1t might often be cx-
changed for other necessary articles
much to the benefit of both parties. In
these hard times it is necessary for
farmers to be economical.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11

What should we think of harvesting
wheat oats and barley in OctOber-as
they were doing in Great Britain last
month, with prospect of continuance Of
the delayed work, with grass, into No
vcmber, If further heavy fails of rain,
with occasional showers of snow and
hail superadded, did not prevent? Much
as American farmers sometimes grum-
bic about untOward weather, they have
occasion for thankfulness to kind Prov
idencc that upon the whole ii is SO SUI
pcrior generally to that of most other
countries for the growth and housing
of crons
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11

The Able Mcignc. editor Of Les Non
DIES, having adopted the theory that the
Israelites ON the memorable exodus from
Egypt crossed the Red Sea near Lake
Tinseh, asks the whole Christian world
TO subscribe the necessary funds-some
300, 900 frrncs-to enable the necessary
excavation to be made, and 1.-The relics
of the army overcome by the Almighty
Himself brought TO light" A branch
expedition is TO seek for the 1rolitcs
which fell from heaven in the famous
battle gained by Joshua over Adonize-
dck and his four allies, and which COW
cred the soil about Bethoron. NJ. Mcsgne
suggests that the sale of these stones
would to large extent cover the eN-
pcnscs Of the work of exploration.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11

The distance from Paris to Marches
is 600 miles, and by recent arrange
mont q train Of the Paris, Lyons and
Mediterranean Railway makes this long
journey in fifteen hours, leaving the cap
ital at 8 a. m. and reaching the shores of
the. Mediterranean at II p. m, m aver
age continuous speed of forty miles per
hour
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11

As a test for mercurial vapors Mr.
Merget, Of Bordeaux, recommends pa.
pcrs stepped in an ammonial solution OF
nitrate Of silver or in chloride of palla.
dunn as a reagent more sensitive thar
gold foil. This test paper is SO sensitive
that although a slip of sheet copper
plunged into liquid containing one
part OF mercury in ten thousand, re-
mains bright after immersion, when OK.
posed to the ammoniacal silver paper il
occasions a characteristic black spot
Mercury, even when solidificd by cold
cmits vapors in quantity appreciate by
the rcapent
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A remarkable feat in engineering was
brought to q successful issue in the lat
tcrpart Of September, at Dinard, France.
In carrying railway across the river
Rance the novel plan was adopted of
building the bridge and pushing il bod
lily across the stream. The bridge
weighed 100000 pounds; its height
above the river was 100 feet and the
length of tho main span Sl4 feet. Twelve
windlasses were used in rolling the
bridge into position. II was calculated
that four or five days would suffice to
put the bridge into position, bat owing
to the breakagc in chains. it took two
v-paEc
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11

The Russian and Prussian Govern
mcnts have adopted "A kind of biscuit fol
horses containing much nutritive matter
in small volume. According to La M
turc, the biscuits arc formed of the mea
of oats, peas and linsced. The variou:
combinations have been studied with
care. and a mixture has been obtained
such that one kilogramme of it is equiv.
alcnt to five kilogrammcs of oats. II
has been found that horses bear fatigue
better and are more vigorous when fed
with these biscuits than when fed witt
pots
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11

Ninety-fivc thousand pounds Of Gin
chona bark were exported from Ceylon
between October 1, 1873, and April 8,
1879, and a company called the "Hau-
lane Coffee, Cocoa and Cinchona Com
pany," has been started Oh the island,
with capital of $4,000 rupees.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11

More than one-half of the glass used
i'm the United States is produced in Pitts
burgh, Pennsylvania, where over 5000
hands are employed; twelve thousand
one hundred and ten tons of soda ash
were used during last year, and the val
nc Of the glassware amounted to nearly
81 aOO on
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11

Professor Licbc contends that in the
second diluvial period the hills Of South
crn Bohemia and Moravia were the
starting point from which the virgin
forests invaded the great diluyial stcppc
of Central Europe to the north Of the
A lpinn chain
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11

A new substance named Virginia, y
been extracted from the rcsiducs Of pc
iroleum by Professor Sonnenschcn. II
is fatty and nearly transparent. When
heated il gives a blue fuorescence. 1t
mclts at AZ degrees, centigrade, and is
partially soluble in ether.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11

A. an illustration Of the extent and
Importance Of tho ''root-and-bcrb" in
dustry, il is mentioned, by the Tore.
Bulletin, that the business catalogue Of
the Wallace Brothers. Of North Carroll.
Ma. cnumcrates about $50 species Of in
digcnous plants-cqual to the whole
fora Cess grasses and scdges) Of a mod
crate district. These samples find q
large market both in this country and
Europe the demand coming mainly from
the wholesale druggists and manufac-
turcrs Of patent medicines. In ono case
. single order called for fifteen TONS Of
hepetics triloba. commonly known %
.'IiverwoFf."
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11

According to the Bergman, Mr.. J..
Turnbridge has extracted $S4 worth of
gold from ton of the residues from pc
troleum stills. The source Of the petro-
was not ascertained.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11

Spcncy Wells recently performed his
nine hundred and fifty-fifth ovariotomy
in which he employed bi-chloride o.
methyline as the anasthetic. The bi
chloride has been employed in over 100
OOO, cases in England. without as yet :
single evil result following its use.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11

Hemp plants are recommended to be
cultivated in vineyards, orchards, ETC.,
for the Punishment or destruction of
noxious insects. II is said there arc no
harmful insects in hemp fields.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11

During 1873 the number of applica-
lions for letters patent for inventions in
Great Britain was only 5,S4S, being,
however, S94 more than that of the pre-
,ctlinv wear
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11
ARQIT ROSES.

loses are difficult Of removal from
the open ground into pots for winter
blooming. 1t is better that they were
grown in pots cduring summer, and
transferred to the house when the buds
are well formed. Thus they will do bet
ter than when forced in the green house
from the fact that as rule florists grow
their plants too fast. causing them to be
soft and tender. In this case. they
should be kept rather warm and moist
by frequent syringings, gradually inur-
ing them TO their changed conditions.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11
ceding yea,

In the publication of hydrogen. oxide
Of copper in the cold arrests all the COM
binations Of hydrogen that may be pres
cnt as impurities, except the hydrogen
c,rhidca
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-11

In connect on with the following list
We b we for sale several tracts Of land,
ranging from l to 20 acres, adjacent TO
the city, suitable for suburban resi-
dences, and choice residence lots in all
parts of the city. We also have the ex.
elusive agency of several Of the best
business lots in the business center Of
he city. Call At our Office for infor-
u.atlon Is to price and location.
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20 h h.phom
OIL climates water Pc
.ss % s r. S ss ssps s s S:
nuHetoka
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d!t daasita &agk.


The use of the variety Of seawecd
botanically known as fncus vcsciculosus
for reducing obesity, has obtained rec
IGNITION in professional circles abroad.
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Send to j. NJ. Steele for Circular Price List of Lands
J. NJ 5THHLE.
wlosrA.
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CORRESPONDBNCB PROMPTLY ATTE
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The Water Pipes.

We hear good deal of dissatisfaction ex-
pressed by citizens residing on Liliha street,
West King street and at Palama, because the
water pipes were not carried into those locali-
ties. In the localities named there are said
to be at least one hundred and fifty families
who have but very inadequate supply of
water, and in some instances it is asserted
there is no supply at all. This is a misfortune
inasmuch as the appropriation for supplying
water pipes is exhausted and the supply of
pipes also. Those whose premises have not
been reached will have to exercise patience
till the Legislative Assembly meets, when His
Excellency the Minister of the Interior will.
no doubt, ask for an appropriation to supply
the needed quantity of pipes, and they will
come in for their due share Of water. 1t is the
purpose of the Minister of Interior we under
stand to have all parties satisfied by affording
them an ample supply of water in due time
provided the Legislative Assembly makes the
needed appropriation.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-29
Important News from the East.

BY the arrival of the steamer City Of Sydney
from the Colonies, we have the important news
by kilograms from London that the wars in
Zululand and Afghanistan are over. From
this news we learn that the British troops,
under the new state of things, are being en-
ployed in the work of arranging the peace es-
tablishment in those countries. This will be
acceptable news to the people of Great Britain.
The news from India is not SO promising
The revolution in that country is not yet sup
pressed, and it seems as if there would be
bloody work before peace is restored. The
British Government, however, has resolved to
suppress all disturbance at the point of the
bayonet and the cannon's mouth. 1t is very
evident from our advices that Russia is in
triguing in every possible way to increase the
difficulties between the Burmese of India and
the Home Government, and that it is not at all
predetermined that Russia will afford the rev.
olutionists direct military assistance. Should
such course be adopted by Russia, war
between England and Russia is inevitable. We
hope however, that such an alternative may
be avoided, and that all existing animosities
between the two countries may be peacefully
arranged. From present advices we are prone
to believe that Russia is not acting in good
faith, and if this be so, she will not only have
England to fight, but other powers, whose in
terests demand the curtailment of Russian ag
grandizement in India and the East.
The condition of affairs in Roumalia is truly
discouraging, and the fear is that another out
break between Turkey and the former country
may take place, if indeed, that has not already
happened. In another week we will have
more reliable and later news by telegram from
all sections of the globe, which we hope to be
able to lay before our readers in our next issue.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-29

Nc Ind The following touching instance which
orcr---d L ths city OF Memphis in August last.
Slict Es find iu the daily Memphis .Apala,,eAe of
Au-u- s5.h Here it is as given in the paper re-
ze=-ae To-
Oue q the most touching incidents Of the cpl
ceuc Occurred recently. As an Instance Of love and
11cl9r Z STANDS unparalleled in the annals of his
1u-z y recalls The arlion Of Princess Alice daugh-
1tr ut Gceen Victoria. whose death was receptly
1ruoanc1o- Enc whose illness was attributed to
kssizE one - her children, sick at the time with
llllnr-l- DisrAEli Premier OF England, in his eu-
iaT SO loe deceased. said her act was sublime and
Nu1lc io-i1 The subject OF some great arfIst in
slaiu1inE The Kiss Of Death"
lhr iuei1=nt Ellnded 10 OF our present epidemic
TrE ui-ueEfct 10 The death OF Mrs Minnie Wilkia
czs1-z 81 3 J. WIikie, agent Of the Singer Sew
1z- A1c1iue Company In This city His darling
Vie. curl1E f1e early ho1n OF yesterday had sew
"a aiiaeks u black romii. and repeatedly called
an TIN 10 Alas her- Although warned OF the danger
Et1i attended her request, lie proved his love and
orro-iol y s10UeFing kisses upon her. She died
SKA hzr arznz around his neck, aud Mr.. wilkie now
llHE cnEefuuslF IL with The fever which be brought
zFs1 1ilsst - his Eecticn for bis wife His kiss,
-oo. mag - prove = The Kiss Of Death
Frul me same paper. Of the 10Th Of August, we
M iat toloUing announcement:
Er Z. J. Filkie, late agent In this city for the
@lnsE seEluE Aachine Company died last night.
- Ees trrly The Kiss Of Deaih.r Mrs Wilkfe
1sr- Mundas uiGhf. and before the dread DESTROYER
lr 1alriF carried Of his victim abe plesded iast
49, trnn her beloved husband, which proved his
Eiss uf De1lA"
TIE foregoing incident is full Of pathos, and ex-
AibiiE L. "a trae Light, and force the devotion Of
INN henr- 10 Line object OF its affections Il is but
zle cEey sg ezperirnce Of rs all; ard therefore is
-zslltahle 20 human nainre-becaase it shows that
ni-hnlg1 9ar uaIures are selfish, we are not all
1liirs III here. and there, We 6nd those who viii
aHrrHHJ inHger even 10 death self, to crafty the
Wilsn q sh1se they love
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-29

EFial-iuas ilr the purchase Of Government Lots on
- Azall-aal fians Nj Be- received Al the Interior
uEIrH
tafi.a le-r1E tn purchase must the number of
~ De- and ~ theT offer the sane Applicants
1l- $50 t- teE desire purchase with the Inten-
- lzlErulg lilf tke Government decline to
ral- zr Eartias Desiring 90 hold FOR an advance.
uL T-ice offered be satisfactory the lots will he
-1EE> or sALE-nDe fourth cash one fourth In
Nr ffl- llf tQlr-h years fourth IN three
Es-z El-t Ear cent interest per anuuu usvable
zlisl1ll11--1- lud ulurlzlEe upon the land.
-la1 a tte sul la1s be the Interior Office
a-zc a. lalazzl-tlon gwen
SAIL q. WILDER,
10 Minister Of the Interior
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A CARD.

HONOLULU, October -, 1879.
NE. GEORGE LUPRorL-DEAR SIR: In recognition OF
your continued exerous during the past pro-
vide the residents of this city with place OF amusement
and with performances OF chaste and moral character
and also slight for worthy attempt
ss OF local institutiLns herewith you
benefit TO take place your tent snch date may
best suit your convenience.
]. H. Black, H. l. Sheldon, Frank Godfrey T. Crawford
MacdoweI C. W. Macfarlane, A. H. Mossman, a. W.
Bush, and others
HONOLULU, October 25th. 1879.
Messrs J. II. Black, H. L. sheldon, Frank Godfrey, T.
c. Aaedowell c. W. Macfarlane, A. H Mossman, 4. w.
Bush, and others
GENTLEMEN: In response TO your generous kind and
unexpected offer my humble self would say that
accept the benefit proposed and hoping that Saturday
the st OF November, VIII suit you with regard time
would name that the date
Thanking you for your appreciation OF my endeayors
remain gentlemen, very respectfully. obedent
want, GEORGE LUPROfL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-29

O. E1snAE. nS0Tenbsr srd. 1879 At I2 O'Clock noon
- ae sad puaAc z11tien. the front entrance Of
lluau Eisle following peces OF Government lands
I-opIhits.a. PanA Hawaii Ohe piece Of land
AAanHlilzt rsnaninC 90 s.loo acres Upset price rs
isr
z-AauUele-au. Puma Hawaii. Two pieces OF
-- r1ia-laE = ---ll9 acres Upset price IS per
Arrs- Ltzzzs czzll- SAAf'L G. WILDER.
Minister Of Interior.
l-uuuiai-- sep- saih. ls7s- 76s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-29

B- The steamer City OF Sydney in consequence
OF some little mishap TO her machinery, was de-
tanned outside this port on Monday afternoon some
two hours. This being the positive cause, it ne
cessarily satisfies all speculative conjecture, which
was unlimitedIy indulged in BY the curious, as to
the cause of the steamers detention.
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tuate % LeM~e of Governments Land. KAnaio
- AuuahI HonuauIn Maui.

lz 1ua1zT EorezoeT 1d. ls7s Al the front entrance
~ ulau Ealt b. -oid the lease for nve years OF
-- E-a1ls - ls1rerelaeui Land known AS Kanaio
go AuualII- Ia1 srlztei 10 district Of HOnua-
aalA- MHHi- LEise1 price 500 per annum. Terms
Fizllaif rll-lsrir l aevalce
sAaILs. WILDER. Minister OF the Interior
l1zlllll 1z-s ssr.L. les Tss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-29
Lk~I Of Licenses Expiring in NOvem-
ber. 1879.
SAIL q. WILDER,
Minister Of the Int

NHlcE .s hu-s1y gvea that III Licenses must be ap-
Fe ir 1 1c she Interior Dnce, and all parties are
r1a-llee alllf fl.lg expiring Licenses and
a -1s luc IaputF sher have Instructions to prose
rt pzl11z lre1l- and all parties doing business
wrilluut ne proper License.
SAM'L O. WILDER,
Minister OF the Interior.
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NOTICE.

EvROM AND AFTER THIS DATE MR. WONG
E LE0NG alone is authorized to sign firm name.
KWoNG YIN SING 4 co.
Honolulu. October Il, 1873 80 Inns
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-29

49, -s1s-s sss-lsloaE teaching In the English
azs 8ssz-ag employment here. obtain informa-
tz a- ~ saa--s by EFPyug a; the oee OF the Board
r- E1un.-lur- Was SMITH, Secretary.
Eaeauaza1 nnos. oeaob-r -. ISIS. 7722t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-29
Mntrr Mork.-

- ra-sz hoeas irrigation privileges hereby noh
Hst zla- tsuz sss hour q ?. H. irrigation
1llurues
ssF Es-es uauEuspever that fa observe this rule
rzs s IzEt iisz taTs -lui Of without further
uuz = LIsHNAN. saP't Water Works
EsaaalzsH. o-auae- - ass. ~
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WANTED TO KNOW

"HERE CERTAIN MR. PARKER Is TO
w be found He formerly worked In the Foundry Of
the Honolulu Works II he sui the Islands,
and VIII call Once this City he viii hear Of
something greatly 70 his advantage. 77IH
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RoaaINs & APPLEIoN.

760 1y General Agents. New York, U. s A.
ca AL the above line OF watham Watches for sale at
the Store OF N McINERNY, Sole Agent for this King
dom.
Also. Agent for the GoRHAM STERLING SILVER
WARE The Trade supplied at the LOWEST PRICES.