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will upp-ar, The nature of which will battle the
SKILL oi the most eminent physicians. Every drop
Of water in The earth, on the earth and above the
earth. will b. more or less poisonous The atmos
phere will b. foul with noisome odours, and there
will b. but lew constitutions able to resist the
coming scourge; therefore prepare. ye that are
coustitutiouaily weak. and Incorporate, and glut-
tonous. for mans last home-tbe grave" From
he FAR East the pesiilential storm will sweep, and
lis last struggle will end here in the far west In
542 and 1865 three of the planets. two of which
were malidcs (Mars and Saturn), were in peri
heIion. and Jupiter, though a benefc, brought evil
through association. Now 542 and 1865 were the
worst plague ras Of which the world has any re-
cord. From SAP to SAC it has been estimated that
from IS 900 OOe to l20, 900, 900 victims suffered
d-atn by the plague. ('Gibbon's History" vol
iii. chap. xiv also Cousins History Rome, = vol.
it,. 3. I78J"
Here J. something applicable to Honolulu I'm
less correct sanitary measures are taken before
1880 the plague will be devastating large cities on
the Atlantic coast Of America. America will lose
more than ait-en millions OF inhabitants if the sew
ers Of her cities are as imperfect in 1880 as they
are to day. The drainage of every city must be
perfected to entirely escape from this monster who
fatlens on Toni matters and feasts on the decayed
accommodations Of stuffed sewers. All vaults should
BE- cleaned. and the strictest sanitary measures
adopted and rigidly enforced. Have We so soon
forgotten the Is, 900 who sleep in their graves. two
thirds OF whom would be alive to-day, had clean
illness p~redomiuated in those cities instead of rot
tenness on which the yellow fever thrived. Mem
phis and Granada have sewers to-day that are
clogged. aud vaults flied with refuse matter with
IN two feet Of the surface. $50 has Honolulu
When society becomes too lazy. or wiliully negli-
gent in cleanliness. it ought to be afflicted with
plaques
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The Coming Perihelia of Planets.

\ pamphlet has recently been published in Lon
don. entitled Life from the Dead" which is des-
cribed on the title page a s'A National journal ad-
yocating the identity OF the British Nation with the
Tribes Of Israel" In this pamphalet is pub
lished Professor c. a. Grimmer' paper on the
Coming Perihelia. The Otago Witness New Zea-
land) gives the paper entire. consisting of three
chapters, and occupying several columns. The
writer prophesies that : from 1850 to 1889 will be
one universal carnival Of death. No place on
earth will be entirely free from plague. The Paci-
fc Coast will not suffer anything in comparison to
any other portion OF the globe. The coincidence
of those planets in perihelion will always produce
epidemics and destructive diseases. Three Of
these planets are maliGcs. and Jupiter, although a
benefc. produces evil through association; or tech
nically. by conjunction with the others. Diseases
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G M NJ

FRTDAT. .. 1879.
business Of all kinds still continues duII-a natural re-
suit Of various causes The interruption Of the usual
trade winds prevents produce from coming in. and there
have been two holidays this week. The arrival Of the
mail steamer on Monday will for a time give new life to
eur now quiet streets. but we cannot look for real activi-
ty In business circles until the large crop Of sugar which
is now being manufactured on the plantations shall be in
the process Of shipment 20 market
We hear some talk on the street 70 the effect. in view Of
the announcement by authority that Cotton Goods, when
manufactured into clothing will be admitted tree Of du-
ty under the Reciprocity Treaty. that those who have
heretofore paid duties on that class Of goods are entitled
10 have the same refunded, On this point, while not
speaking "by authority" We have been given TO under
stand from reliable sources that the government will de-
cidedIy decline 90 entertain any such proposition
We have had no arrival from abroad during the week,
with the single exception Of the mail steamer Australia,
from the Colonies, with 1se packages Of general merchsn-
disc The departures comprise four lumber barks in
ballast, for Oregon and Washington Territory the h. ".
Amy. with domestic produce valued at s47,O95Is, and
the Australia. with the same valued At 81 1884, both
for San Francisco.
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ALONG mn

The Am bk d c Murray. IL at the old Custom House
wharf; she has her cargo all out, and Is now laid on for
san Francisco to sail with dispatch
2 The Raiatea sch Vivid, from Fannings Island, is at
Judds wharf, overhauling rigging, &c; she will return to
Fannfngs Island, on Monday next
The Am bktne Ella, at Brewer & Co.'S wharf, is loading
for San Francisco, TO sail some time next week.
The Am VIII biz Pacific, has hauled In to the Esplanade,
opposite the Custom House, TO discharge her Oil.
The Am bktne Laura r Burnham, has hauled to the old
Steamship dock. where she will load with the Oil from
the bark Pacific, and will sail for San Francisco, some
time next week.
The Am blk Cyane, is loading at the foot Of Fort Street,
for San Francisco. for which port she will sail in day or
two.
The P NJ s s City Of Sydney, will be due from San
Fradcfsco Monday p n with U S Mails.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A6brrtiser
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %
AMERICAN THANKSGIVING.

In accordance with established custom and in
response to the invitation Of Gen. Comfy, u. s.
Minister Resident, American citizens generally
sojourning or residing in Honolulu, observed
Thursday last, the 9th instant, as a day of
Thanksgiving. The stores and places of business
of leading American houses were closed. We
noticed two American vessels in port, out of eight,
that recognized the day by a display of bunting,
the Ella, of San Francisco being p%rofusely deco
rated. At IL A. N. a large concourse of American
residents assembled at the Fort street Church for
Divine Service. There was a fair sprinkling of
other nationaIities, among whom was H. r. ii.
the Heir Apparent and His Excellency the
Hawaiian Minister OF Foreign Affairs, and sever
al Of the Foreign Consular corps.
The services commenced with a voluntary on
the organ, followed by singing the dOxOlogy,
praise God from whom all blessings flow; InvO-
cation; reading Of the l2Sth Psalm; Singing by
the choir; Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Frear; Sing
ing by the choir and congregation of Mrs.
Hemans' beautiful hymn:
"rhe breaking waves dashed high
On a stern and rockbound coast,
And the woods against q stormy sky
Their giant branches tossed"
The sermon by Rev. DIR. Damon was somewhat
but of the beaten track of the ordinary thanks
giving discourse. Taking his text from Luke
6,3S-" Give, and it shall be given unto you,'
the speaker proceeded to give an exceedingly able
and interesting dissertation on Reciprocity, as
ezempli6ed in the present times throughout the
world. First, in Commerce; second, IN Science;
third. in Literature; and fourth, in Christianity.
II will readily be seen that the materials IN any
one of these subdivisions are ample for a discourse
IN itself. and consequently only a brief but COM
nrebensiye review Of each was made Towards
The close, the Reverend speaker alluded some
What fully to the 81 Chinese question" which has
attracted Of late so much attention IN the East
and California. While il Is a question In some
minds whether the Chinese invasion, with which
5sae Islands are now threatened, is a legitimate
suse for thanksgiving. or constitutes a h'tIng
subject for fasting and prayer,-we all kno" tne
roav bue Il assumes in the eyes Of q few among
rs, prominent among whom is the always en'nu-
siastic and genial preacher of our Thanksgiving
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Fully 500 merchants, brokers, and clerks. attend
ed the second meeting Of the Business Mems Society
for the Encouragement Of Moderation, which was
held in the dinning-hall Of Esrl's Hotel, New York,
on the 23rd August. The members pledge their
sacred honour not 10 drink as q beverage any intox-
icating liquors stronger than wine or beer, and those
only in moderation" The secretary stated that
since the organisation OF this society in April last
the pledge has been signed in good faith by II 900
business men
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MEMORANDA.

FAESISGs" IsLASD-LOading Nov. 18th Brit bks Adelaide
and Ironsides. the former to sail in a few days for Eu-
rope
Report Of s s Australia, w Cargin, communicable
charged pilot on Sydney at 345 p m Nov 6, with a mOder-
ate breeze and fine weather; had light unsteady winds
with dull cloudy and smooth sea up to the 18th. Was
boarded by the pilot OF Auckland at LOO q m Of the llth-
After receiving the New Zealand mails, passengers and
cargo. cast OF from the wharf at 315 p IN same day, dis
charging pilot at 40 passed Tiri Tirt at . Light winds
frequent showers prevailed on the 10th. Crossed the
equator At noon OF the 18th in long 164o II w. Fresh
breeze with dull cloudy weather prevailed up to the 24th,
and was boarded by pilot OF Honolulu at Z a IN that date.
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Drunkenness in Sweden and Norway is cured in
the following manner The drunkard is nut in uris-
on, and his only nourishment is bread soaked in wine.
During the first day the prisoner receives the bread
and wine with much pleasure. On the second day
the food is not so acceptable. After that he takes
his food with great repuguance- In general, eight
or ten days Of this treatment sufhces to produce s1cb
q disgust of liquor that the unhappy man is CON-
PEELED TO absolute abstinence. After leaving prison,
his drunkenness is radically cured, with an occasional
exception, and the odour of liquor produces an in
vincible repulsion.
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HALLIDIE's PATENT
Endless Wire ROpeway

u&HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN AP-
pointed sole Agents for the Hawaiian islanfis tor A. :.
HsIHdle,s Iron and steel Wire Rope Of every description
Patent Endless Wire RopewAy for transportation 81 Ores
Merchandise. Sugar, sugar Cane, SC We have also been ap-
pointed sole Agents Cor the California Wire Works co
We have lust received for distribution a few copies of the
Mechanical Miners Guide. transportation Of Ore and other
material BY means a. the Endless Travelling Wire hope' Haul
dies Patent Endless Wire Ropeway. with suggestions az TO y"
erection
We would respectfully suggest 10 our Planters and men
AGENTS that HAlliies Wire Rope TrAmway u just what tney
want for the transportation Of Cane. and also for carrying
Sugar TO the landing, and transporting supplies from the lana
ing to the Min.
n42u D~ILLINGHAM a. co.
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Lord Suffolk. in a speech to farmers at s blowing
notch dinner, told them that If N atters we're as bad
as Mr.. Chapman made them out TO be, then the land
system had broken down altogether. and il would
no longer support the three classes depending upon
it, but there must be a great and radical change in
the tenure Of land, in the manner of purchase, the
law of entail. and the law Of settlement He. how
ever, did not think that things were so bad as they
had been represented.
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VESSELS IN PORT

Har bk Kalakaua, Jerks
Am bk Cysne, Hanson
Brit bk Viola, Price
Ha1 bgtne Pomare, for sale
Am topsaiI sch Loleta. Dexter
Am sch jos WooIley,
HaE sch Julia A Long.
Haw sch Giovanni Apiani, Gilley
Bktn Lara r Buruham, Phillips
Am bktne Ella, Brown,
Am ok ID 9 Murray, Richie,
Am WI bk Pacific, Knowles,
Raiatea sch Vivid, English
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NOTICE.

BnARE CHANCE FOR INV STMENT.
"a Wanted by September LIST, Of this year, $4,000 to
$780, 900 on first mortgage, on a first class Sugar Plantation,
valued at 500 900.
The crop Of 1880 will be from 1000 to 1900 tons. viii COM
mence taking off 500 tons in October. 1879. The Plantation has
$50 laborers. and is well found in Mules, Carts. &c. Machinery
in first class order, and can crush seven or eight tons per day.
For further particulars apply to the undersigned,
JUS Al. IARTN BlGHT.
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PASSENGERS

For San Francisco. per II W Amy, Nov ~ Albert
Miller, John Gausand.
From Sydney. per Australia, Nov 2tZF A soiomons'
eengers IN transitu-
4 For San Francisco, per Australia. Nov 2f-Mrs J. A
Hopper. and daughter. X O Kurtz and wife and child,
Miss Lizzie Chapman. u W FOlger, G. W Page. capt
Rohss, Robert LEVERS. r ALBERT. l. Bernard. W II Mnler,
and wife, II r Hollister. s Roth, Mrs W Blatsdell- u
Greenheld, Miss Zoe Clayton. John Madden, u Cassin and
son. II Carolan, ID l. Clifford, II Huges, W Farmer, VI
.Lsahy. G Belts. J ShArratt, J Garland, Arthur SedS-
evfck. Mrs Matthews and child, + Starke, ID ShAratt-
For Canton. per Ho-Chong. Nov 4-Max c Ettinger' l.
Goodfriend. + Steward, and AZ Chinese
From Fannings Island. per Vivid, Nov 9-Pah and
Tuahina.
For Port Gamble. per Jos Perkins. Nov ~ George
Booth
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF ASSIGN
ment made October 2sth 1879, by z. II. WILT, then
doing business in Honolulu as Cabinet Maker aud Upholsterer
of all his Stock, Tools, Accounts and Property Of whatever
kind, for the benefit Of his creditors Notice is hereby given
to all parties concerned TO present their claims duly authenti-
Gated, and parties owing TO make immediate payment to l. B.
PETERSON, Collector for the Estate
mol THOS- IT,. IHkCM, Assignee
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LONDON, Oct. 25.-The Berlin correspondent of
the Daily .NelcS states that Russia is preparing
two great expeditions, one from Orenburg for
Turkestan. under the command of General Kaut-
mann, and the other from the army of the Cauca-
sus. which will converge upon Afghanistan. and
assist the rebellious tribes there TO resist the Eng
fish troops. a similar rumOr is published in
other papers.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

FNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
informs the inhabitants Of this City and the Islands gene
rally, that he has been appointed Agent by the Friedlsnder
Bros to fulhn all orders for Enlarged Photograph Pictures and
Frames (n2o m CHAS BLACKBURN.
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4 remarkable report comes from Russia that the
Government have granted entire liberty Of worship
to the dissenters from the Greek Church, who num-
Der 1900. 600 of its subject.
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For San Francisco. per II W Almy, Nov 22-29l3 Pkgs
sugar, T4 pkgs rice. LIS bnehs bananas, 50 pkgs coffee
Domestic Value sfTOS51S
For San FrauscfscO, per Australia, Nov 24-3GI4 pkgs
sugar, 1883 bags rice, 200 bnchs sugar cane, $50 bnchs
bananas, A boxes specie. 10 pkgs misc mdsc- Domestic
Value. S31g2S-3
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NOTICE TO

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TAX
A APPEALS will be held at the Police Court Room, HO-
nolulu. at 10 O'Clock, a. m on Monday, the LIST day Of Deem
Der, 1879, for the hearing of all appeals from the assessment Of
taxes for the District Of Honolulu, oahu.
". c. JONES,
Police Justice and Chairman of the Board of Tax Appeals.
Honolulu. Nov. 10th. 1879. nO153 st
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o SALE CHEAP.

GOOD WINDMILL, 1 BRASS PUMP. 2
4 Iron Tanks. capable Of holding 500 gallons eachi l Solid
Frame, for above tanks; also, Pipe Work. Connections, etc,
complete This Min can be seen in working order by apply
ing 10 (n29 I'D IL J. AGNEW.
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SITUATION

4 YOUNG MAN CAPITAL WRITER.
N and Competent Copyist, desires a position as an Assist
ant Book-KeePer, or soNcits Copying Address;
rs I'm WRITER, care G. 7 Quick.
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NNY WIFE MRS. AUGUSTA SMITH.
XVh having left my Bed and Board without yust provoca-
tion, l hereby inform all persons that 1 will not be answerable
for any debts she may contract on and after this date.
n29 5* PETER SMITH.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

BEEN APPOINTED ADMlS-
IN ISTRATOR Of the Estate Of WILLIAM F. DAMON,
late of Honolulu. deceased intestate, 1 hereby notify all parties
who have claims against the said Estate to present the same
within sz months from this date, or they will be barred.
E. c. DAMON.
Honolulu, Nov. 18th, 1879. noI5 A.
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FOR SALE.

TWNHE OF THE LATE E. G.
ADDERLY, short distance above the first bridge, on
Nuuanu Avenue. The lot is nearly half an acre in size For
further information enquire on the premises. M 2mT
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Vessels for Honolulu from Foreign Ports
Am stm City Of sydney, san Francisco, due lee
Am ship Gen Butler, Newcastle, NsW, Oading Oct 10
Brit sp Highhyer, LOndon via So Michaels. sailed from Lon
don Sept0
Ger bk Auguste, CardiH, due Nov POPS
Brit bk Lady Head, London. due Nov $3.50
Brit bk Casma, Liverpool, due Dec Is
Brit hk Norman CASTE from Glasgow due Dec 20-25
Haw bk Hawaii. South Sea Islands
Brit hk Contest. Liverpool. sailed July 30 via Valparaiso
Am bk Helena, New Castle, due
Brit bk Tokotea, New Castle. loading Sept Is
Am bk ArkWright, New Castle, " , W, loading Sept9
HaE bk Kaie. Bremen. due Feb $40, 1850
Am bktne Discovery, San Francisco, due Nov $3.50
Am sch Claus SpreckeIs san Fraacisc0. VIA II 10 loading Nov !
-Fannie Fisher, New Castle, due Dec 1870
An tern w l. Beebe, New Castle, due Dec $3.50
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vi IN HILO.
4 opposite the Court House, suitable for a frst-class Hotel
All in good order and repair. Apply to
j. II. COMFY, Honolulu,
feS 70 or C. Hno.
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IMPORTS.
EXPORTS

From Sydney, per Australia. Nov 2f-6 cases butter,
100 boxes soap, 90 sacks oats, 20 pkgs misc mdse, and
1916 in ~transttu-
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

g. 4 HOUSE AND o IN KAPALAMA,
Mil For particulars, inquire of
Ill nit II. HACKFELD & CO.
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List of Advertised Letters
REMAINING IN H GENERAL POST.

IA OFFICE, Honolulu, November, 1879.
Anderson, e Lidemanu, z
Anthem. Julius Laikin, P
Anderson, August Lathrop, C A. MD
Astor, Geo Lansing, Geo J
Agratt. G C Leahy, WIN
Amos. Mrs Morie, WIN
Blanvett, Capt, 2 Morrison, H
Bernard, l. Marshall, f F.5
Baum, II p Mcsplenchin, Miss Ellen
B~latehford. Richard Mendon, Thomas
Barstow, Major J. A MUS,
Barnes, Christian Mckinney, J
B Bi1as; S Joe MoIsaS, ) Patrick &
Barton, Mrs Gee E McGioan, P
Burns, Robert Meiser, Mr.
Badr, John Michand, Z A
Blake, Alva Moody, A H.2
Beasley. Leonard NJ Maurrer, F A
Burke, Patrick McClOskey, James
Baldwin, Prof 5 s,4 McColins, Mrs
Clark, r c Mcdonald, Nen,3
Campbell, Vim Muller, Henry, 2
COster, Mrs Ellen p Mann, 5 A
Cooper, Frank II Meng. Peter
Cogshell, Miss Marian Miller, James K
Child, B w Miranda
Canon. II Mirrin, Mr.
Cahin, A March, II
ConnOiy, Edward Magrnns, c G
Chapman, Ma Marsten, Harvey
Camron, A NJ Mckinney, John
Clark, Henry MeCologan.
Croathy. James Moses, VIM
Cavenagh, Geo Nuhus, Hermann
Du Bots, c, 8 Newton, Mrs E
Doughty, Leader Norris, Mr.
Demne4d, E G 0'Reily, james RE-
Davidson, J N Peterson, Chas 4
Davis, WIN, alias " Lofty" Pervis, R
Donnelly, Parmenter, Gilbert,
Davis, John Passenger, Henry
Edwards, Arthur Perry,J
Ferguson, Donald Phillips, w
Fowler, Geo w Pitcher, Mrs s L
Fichtenkamp, C W Quayle, Phillipa
Fernan. Antoine Riley, MrJG
Field, Frank Rowe, &c
Fisher, Joseph Rogers, r
Frenberg, G Reiners, T II
Foster, Alfred Robinson, Samuel. 9
Foye, W ii Rainjou, Samuel C
Freeman, Henry Ross, Capt ]
Gleditsch, Hugo Reynolds, l n,
Goodman, w G 2 Rams, VIC
Gray, VIC RouldstOn, Archibald
Gray, ] NJ Rose, o J
Gaus, Henry Rice,
GarstOn, Geo Standash, DR. Albert
Gray, G Smith, P
Gleeson,J Smith, Miss Mary.
Garrett, Chas SouthalI, Z
Harrison, F, 2 Schvcnberg, E,2
Haughton, J, 2 Smith, Henry
Hartford, Robert Swain, II
Heubben, Mrs Capt Shaw, %
Howie, Joseph G Smith, Henry NJ
Horton b Steward, re
Hansen, Spencer, Isiah D, 8
Humpry Mr. Smyth, Brook
Harvey, Walter Suplee, Prof F ID
Hanchett, j L., smith, Charlie 4
Hawke, Geo Solomon, Phineas
Hanlon, Micheal Smith, Capt Jack
Hatfield, Capt 2 Taylor, james
Hughes, Patrick Upp, Adam, 2
Hall, Hannah Walker. Thomas
Hanson, A Ward, Hiram
Horsey, Mrs Wallace, Richard
Hyler, ii Williams, J X
Irwin, Wash b Wright, VIM
Jones. ] G Wayne, Z c.
Janson, Jonas Williamson, J G
James, Hanlin Weare, CO
} johnson, John Williams, Chas A
jackson. Capt Warren, Mrs Nellie
Justice, PC White, Capt Geo
II avanagh. Mrs Rose Wiley,
Kavanagh, Cornelius With, c F
Kehoe, John j Williams, OP
kirkwood, A Whitney. Capt b
Kenyon, } I Wallace, MI
Korb, J G
Parties inquiring for letters in the above list, are particu
larry requested to ASK FOR ADVERTISED LETTERS.
1t A BRICKWooD, P. NJ. G.
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MUSIC HALL ASSOCIATION.

rENHIS ASSOCIATION BEING FULLY Or
II ganized, a Board of Trustees elected, and Charter applied
the privilege Of increasing the same to $4,000 Fully onehaH
OF the former named sum has been already pledged in sums OF
800 and upwards.
All residents in Honolulu and throughout the group, who
have not yet subscribed, are cordially invited to join in this en-
terprise and send in their subscriptions to the Secretary of the
Association. The subscriptions will be converted into Shares
OF Stock as soon as the Charter is perfected.
n29 st J.. A. H~ASSINGER, Sec'y.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

TENHOSE VERY DESIRABLE PREMISES
n situated on Kaahumanu Street, nearly opposite the Bank,
consisting OF two large and commodious stores, suitable for
either wholesale or retail purposes; also a large floor above,
with good back yard accommodation. If not disposed Of pri-
vately, they will be offered at public auction on Tuesday, the
3Oth day OF December next. For further particulars, apply to
n29 81 CECIL BROWN, Kaahumanu 81.
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To LET
NOTICE.

FURNISHED ROOMS SUITA-
- BILE for Ladies aud Gentlemen, at No. 5Kukuist s.. ing 2t+
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AsSIGNEEs' NOTICE.

THlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
elected Assignees Of the Estate of Chun Kau Of Homo
lulu, Bankrupt Notice is hereby given to all persons III
debted TO the said Chun Kau, to make immediate payment to
C. S. Barlow at his Sa!esroom, Honolulu Any person own
ing articles, Of any description, which have been deposited
with Chun Kau and now in possession Of the assignees may
c. s. BARLOW,
se13 W @ AhANA-