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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14
COmanche PecuIiarities.

An American who has oeen studying
the life. habits and traits OF the Conan
ches thinks there are at present from
10 900 to $4,000. OF whom about $500
are warriors. Wholly nomadc. they
have no villages or fixed habltations.
but roam and plumber 800 or 900 miles
from, north to south and 700 from east
10 west. They own large herds OF
horse. and mules. obtaining horned cat
tle only ior their immediate wants be-
cause they cannot drive these az fast AZ
they want to mOye. All their animals
are procured BY robbing the Mexlcans
and Americans. and all their wars are
undertaken more for plnnder Of this
sort ihan for any other purpose. They
never take men prisoners. though they
kill and scalp them but they carry of
women and children make wives ofthe
former. and rear the latieras their own.
They have never had anv permanent
nlaces Of abode. as the absence OF oil
mounds and .umul IN the territory they
range over clearly proves. They seem
n have been born OF horseback. where
thew do all their fighting, and in attack
inc trains they always endeavor TO
stamrede the animals BY cries and war
whoops-a stampede rendering dcstruc-
tion Of a train almost certain. II they
attack a village. they kill everybody
they encounter. ard then drive off the
stock. The Chiefs Of these Indians do
not inherit their authority. hut acquire
II bv superior knowledge. personal bra
yorv or success IN war. Any socla
DISAGREEMENT is adjusted by a council
Of Chiefs and Seniors Of the lodges but
thesc disacreements are few. and family
fend, are rare. Indeed. they live to-
c.ther more harmoniously than many
civilized people do. Of law they have
No notion. nor have they any concep
,ion Of national policy. They never
ohserye treaties any longer than self
interest prompts. in which they resem
HE most enlightened people. Their
re,igious ideas are very crude and IN
definite. In an evil spirit they do no
helieye. but ascribe both good and evi
to the cool spirit. Their conception o.
q future life is iudistinct; but they hol'
that mon who have stolen the mos
horses and taken the most sclaps vii
have the best chance of happy hnntin!
grounds in another world. Fire is sa
cred with them, and used in all thei
religious observances. Ties OF kindre'
are verv strong, and extend not only t.
relatives by blood. but by marriage
, Offences against anv member of faml
{ ly are avenged nv all or anv one con
r lnected with it. They are polygamIsts
some Chiefs having ten or twelve wives
, Iufdelity on the part ola wife is pun
= ished By cutting off the nose' aud IN
r seducer is obliged ts give up his ayail
8 able property to the injured woman.-
The husband exercises absolute domiu
j. ion over the wife. who docs all the wor
: while he fights and steals. Going int
FIGHT they divest themselves ofever.
It thing except sreech cloth and Logging
They cal themselves Natini meauin
u live, or first alive people. .,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14
AC COnnisseur.

He was rather well-dressed man
with long mustache. aud he wore eye
glasses. As ne approached the cigar
case the proprietor stepped up with a
bland smile. to see what was wanted.
Il have always been a great smoker;
in fact have only used the choicest
brands. and as it is pretty difiicultt to GET
them in this part Of the country
thought l would Just step in aud make
m examination of your stock. L sup
poee you keep the best, eh?'
The dealer gave HIM the following
stereotyped answer:
L keep the very best cigars in the
city,
That's the ticket said the other;
I'm glad to have met you, think II!
he a regular customer. smoke on an
average about dollars worth of cigars
per diem. Just let me take look at
sOme.'
The dealer laida handful on the conn-
ter. at the same time remarking:
These are the best three-for-a quar- E
ter weeds in the universe
They may oe.' responded the other,
but they are too cheap for me. [ never
smoke ANYTHING less than Twenty-Five
center. Now, if yOu have some OF
them-'
i have. sir broke in the man be-
hind the counter; and he Immediately
produced some.
L hate to buy anything ! am not
thoroughly acquainted with. This may
be the best cigar IN the land. I am very
much infatuated with its contour and
general personal appearance, but you
know. you should never judge a cigar
BY its wrapper. Now. ifyOu will just
allow me to try one for a sample /
shall fll my case here every day if 1t
comes up to my standard
1T i.n't customary. but I'll make a
deviation in your case
The man then lighted the cigar. tip
ped back in chair and pnfied like n
Turk. Tie seemed as though dwelling
in q relm ofsunshine and flowers. AZ
ter awhile the dealer smiled very pleas
antlv. and said.
Now then. my dear sir. how many
shall pnt in your case?'
Not any. thank YOU
wasn't that good onev
Not more lhan-hui | never like to
disturba mans equilibrium. | am a
very sensitive person myself Now il
YOU will kindly furnish me with your
address ond a three cent stamp, shall
take great pleasure in dropping you a
line or two. IN which | shall give you
v.mparrinl opinion of your cigars;
NAV have the stamp|
Not much! think you're a fraud
roared tie man behind the case.
Then Ill get right out; don't w'sh
to remain in your place any longer, Ii
YOU call your customers frauds you can
expect TO get along successfully
The clsar man was enwreathed in a
rrown which seemed TO have IN ITS tenn
perament all the fures of the elements'
The sampler stepped lightly out and
when he got around the corntr'he lighl'
cd a fresh cigar which he had surreptl-
tiously appropriated while taking TO
the proprietor of The establishment.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14

.Suppose.' SAID lawyer to wineFs
he was irving to badger recently, sup
pose should tell you that I could bring
a dozen men of your town to this COURT
room who would say they would not be-
lieve you on oath. what would you saw,
And calmly the witness made reply: 1
would say you led.' A gentle smile
difused itself all over the courtroom.
and the unrunied witness stepped
down
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14

Within the last two weeks two men
have been killed by the explosion OF
whiskey barrels. In both instances u o
barrels we're empty. These fatal cas-
ulties teach the importance of always
keepin. your barrel at least half full Of
whiskay
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14

Student; Now, professor, do you
not believe that relations Of honor
should exist netwen pupil and teacher?'
Professor: Certainly, sir We'll. then
I tell you, on my honor as man. that
nv examination paper which / hold in
nv hand. is first grade. and will not
hand il in. 1t is merely TO save You
trouble, SIR
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14

Eve had one advantage over the girls
of the present day. when her m 'Iher
called her to set the breakfast table, all
she had to do was 10 tic her hair up IN
wad, wash her face, put on seraphe
smile, and skip down stairs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14
NOTARIEs PUBLIC.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

n,v,s p,sr-Dr. G. A. Brown, obed Funk and
S1oh,T no. n; sp9Ir H. Grabin!El COHe', SnOwden
hitaker. Martin gtrickler
Levi u. Cutler ,hou 1ames I
OoHaTS 9.pEv ISaml. Hamman, Samuel KinSree' JACOB
r. Mi Ter. ...,,,,-.o,, 7, p Zirkle. John NJ.
Pence
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14
Training for Congress

Many of our most emineni.sta
gave evidence in their youth oil the
possession Of superior talents, which
even iually placed them upon the very
pinnaclo of fame. A San Francisco
stleet boy has a brilliant future before
him. ard ifhe is not one day ranked
among the noble army Of United States
Congras,men. this deponenL,has unter-
ly failed TO read the signs Alright. He
came bounding into the house the 9th
or dav, and. approaching his mother
said:
MA. will candy rot folkes teelhT
Yes. viii. it will indeed. and | do
moi want YOU to eat any Of the injurious
stuff
The embryo law builder was silent
for quite a while, evidently rehearslng
in his mind the con inuance OF the con-
versaiion. and getting his queries in a
shane that would enable him to steer
clear of all pitfalls. Finally he contln'
ued:
sWil it rot girls teeth, too"
Certainly. NV dear
Another silence and more mental
Touring. and then he asked:
Ma. Rotterdam isn'ta bad word is
IiY
oh. no. Willie; that is the name OF
foreign city. You will find it in your
geography
We'll. you wouldn't lick n feller 'oI
talking about it. would you"
Most certainly not
Honest Iniun, you wouldn't" anc
his face bore an expression of deep anx'
ietv.
sOf course not, why do you ask such
questions "
SWELL, Mary Dawson ia coming ov6l
bore TO tell on me. She had whole
Two hits worth Of candy, and wouldn'
oive me a hite.s 7 told her IN ii,t ea' I
berselfand I hoped it would Rotterdam
teeth OUT
Tie escaped chastisement. but th'
moral lesson rea to him will serve al
oui le- post through life.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14

Having home that Is all preaching
and no pleasurc-all duty and no fun
is dull old tread mill which will drive
tho children awav sooner or later.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14

peing sometimes asuuder heightens
friendship. The greater cause OF 'ne
sreoucnt quarrels between relatives -
their being 30 much together.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14

If.there is anything more poignant
,lan a body agonizing for w"n- 81
bread. Il is soul which Is DING {"
hunger for light.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14

There is gift tha.Is is almost a blow,
.nd there Is a XII d word that Is muni-
6ceuce so much is there in the way we
do things.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14

A gentle person Is like river flow
ing calmly along; while a passionate
man Il like the sea, casting up nire
and dirt continually.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14

FASHIONABLE PREACHERs.-As he
was ascending the pulpit steps one oi
The elders button -holed him to whisper
an additional caution.
The liquor dealer has just come into
the church and he gives us lift some
times. Iwish you would be particular
not TO alIude to the whlskey business
or temperance question:
The young minister getting frishten-
ed 10 see the moral ground thus mar
rowing up before him. inquired:
Whom or what shall lpreach against
then?'
The elders reply came with an air o.
triumph:
Preach against the confounded Nor
mons; they hayn't got friend IN town.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14
P O E T C A L.
DON'T STAY LATE TO NIGHT.

The hearth Of home ia beaming
With lays Of rosy light,
And lovely eyes are Gaming,
As fall the shades II night
And while thy steps are leaving,
The circle pu'e and bright,
A tender voice half Rrievipg,
Says, " Don't stay late tonight
The world in which thou movest
Ia busy, brave and wide;
The world Of her thou Lowest
Ia at the ingle side;
She waits for thy warm greeting,
Thy smile is her delight;
Her gentle voice, entreating,
Says. - Don't stay late tonight
The world, SO cold, inhuman,
VIII spurn thee if thou iall;
The love OF one rure woman
Outlasts and shames them all.
The children will cling T, und thee,
Let fate be dark or bright,
At home no shaft will wound thee,
Then "Don't stay late tonight"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14
NIILSUN'6 AOfEL,
w WOODSTOCK vs..
Eselrq4d and Greatly Improved
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
FOR 1hE
Increased Demands of Public
PATH LACE.

roi. hotel has been recenu improved by
en- .r-ction of a brick additicl to the main
null linz which will give cCniderably more
room. and afford ample accommodation for
tie travelling public.
THE TABLE will be well supplied at all
,;,n,.s with the best the market affords. and
no pains shall be spared 70 s-tisfy the wants
Of quests in this department.
TIE BAR will be stocked With the best
Liours. A full supply Of Wilson's pure
Rive whisky, (the only homemade whisky
III in tie county can bt found by those
wishing pure article for uedita PnrPosss;
.Iurors attending court will be boarded
,or their fees per diem, and their certificates
taken in payment if desired.
charges Modersts. call respectfully
solicited.
Nav 1T,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-05-14

A profane upstart--The .man wts
ssts down on o bent pin. z,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-11-29
Interior once April 30. 1873.
RETAIL.


OAHU Wong Kwong Kit, Fort st, Honolulu
4 Len FoOk Kee, Nuuanu st,
4 Mellis x Eishel, Fort st,
5 Aiama, Beretania st,
8 Ahsam, Kaneohe, koOlaupOko,
Z Amana, School st,
10 Hong Chong. King st,
Il r McKibbin, Queen st,
Ii " Powell. Beretania st,
10 Ayau. Waialua,
n Sam TOi. Maunakea, st,
% Ho SGu, King st
MAUI Q Alama, Waihee,
g J Halstead, Ulupalakus,
IS Chong Along, Lahaina,
20 Ano, Makawao,
20 Chock See & Co, Makawao,
% Tam Ko, Wailuku,
LAVAL Goo kim * Co, Kapaau KohaIa,
3 W c Borden, Hilo,
II c Y Aiona, Waipio Hamakua,
Is Akau, Kailua Kona Akau,
V~ICTUALLING.
6 Ahsam, Kaneohe Koolaupoko Oahu,
s Chung Faa, Heeia
10 Atai, Wailuku, Maui,
n Kun YIN, Waialua Oahu,
&c J d sylvia, Lahaina Maui,
80 Kaaikawahaiki, Waialua Oahu,
CAKE PEDDLING.
5 Lo Kan, AnahOla Kauai,
FIRE ARMS.
"a Jas Torbert, Kona,
PEDDLING.
so W NJ Gibson, Lanai,
II / Severance, Hawaii. n29
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Office of the Hawaiian Kingdom Statistical
and Commercial Directory and Tourists Guide.
Honolulu, November 10th, 1879.
Mr.. Thos. G. Thrum-Proprietor of the Hawaiian Al
1nanac and Annual, &c, &c, Honolulu.
SIR-You will be pleased TO take timely notice that 1
am the Proprietor and Publisher of a Directory with the
above title, which I have Copyrighted according to law. 1
am also the Publisher of the Hawaiian Historical Sketch
Book and Directory, formerly published by c. C. Bennett.
I have noticed your advertisement in the ?. C. ADvER-
User stating that you intend issuing your Annual in
the middle of December next. If in your publication
that you intend TO issue on that date there should be any
infringement Of my copyright il any shape, form or man
ner contrary to the statute made and provided, then 1
shall take such necessary proceedings against you as 1
may be advised by my legal adviser
Iremain, Sir, Yours Respectfully,
GEORGE BOWSER,
Proprietor and Publisher of the Hawaiian Kingdom
Statistical and Commercial Directory, &c, &C, &c,
Nov % 1T
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SUPREME COURT oFTHEHAwAnAN
Notice Foreclosure of Mortgage.

i HEREBi Nv IN I'll 81 PUR-
~ suant to a power Of sale contained In n certain deed Of
mortgage, dated on the 29th day % April, A. d. 1875. made be-
tween * LUKIMILA W and JOENE MA
RIA Of the one part. and Al. Of the other
part, and recorded in Liber IS on pages 81 and So in the office
of the Registrar % Deeds In Honolulu, % secure the payment
ofOne Hundred and Fly Dollars Ia two years from the date
thereof, with interest after the rate % one per cent per month
The said n. J. Cartwright intends u fOreci0se said mortgage,
and atrr the time limited by law 10 Cause the mortgaged prop
erty To BE- sold by public auction in Honolulu, for a breach Of
the conditions Contained In the said deed, such property being
described As follows
All those two several pieces and parcels Of land situated AZ
Piiam0o, waikiki, oahu, aforesaid, and being the same lands
described In n certain deed q partition as Kaakau portion, re-
corded IN Lber IS on pages 365. 90 and 36T. and being part OF
the iand described In Royal Patent No 1892
Dated this al day Of November, 1879.
Al CARTWRIGHT, Mortgage
R. ?. BIckxRToS, Attorney for Mortgage. nO2c ~
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Notice Foreclosure of Mortgage.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUk
~ suanf 10 a power Of sale contained In a certain deed OF
mortgage. dated the 18Th day q August, A D. ISIS, made be-
tween HANALOA ~ and PAULO O) her husband Of the one
part, and A. J. CARrWRIGHT of the other part, and record
ed In Liber So on pages 49, and l95 in the Office Of the Regis
trnr Of Deeds in Honolulu, 10 secure the payment Of One Hun
dred and Finy Dollars, In two years from the date thereof with
Interest after the rate % one per cent per month The said A
J. Cartwright intends TO nreclo=e said mortgage, and after the
time limited by law % cause said mortgaged property toll sold
by public auction IN Honolulu. for a breach Of the Conditions
contained in the said deed, such property being described as
follows
An hose three several pieces and parcels Of land situated at
waikiki, and being The sane described in Royal Patent No
6953. Kuleana No. 142d-
Dated this ed day Of November. 1872
Al. CARTWRIGHT, Mortgage
r. y. BfcKEnToN. Attorney for Mortgages. uo22 10
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RAINFALL AT WAmrKU--The Rev. w. p. Alexan-
der, at Waildku. Maui. sends us the following re-
cord Of the rainfall at his residence. from Oct 1873,
10 Nov. 22d. OF the present year. We may men,
ton that a few miles up the mountain side. at Hal
ku, the rainfall is much more than at WaIluku.
which is comparatively low ground.
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COLLECTOR GExERAL's OFFICE,

COLLECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
November 10th. 1879.
BY order of His Excellency the Minister Of Finance /;
from and after this date, all invoices Of Rice, claiming to
be the growth and produce of any country, with whom
this Government has Treaty relations, must be sccompan-
led with certificates. from country where originally
grown. WI ALLEN,
At Nov %. Collector General
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FINE LEATHER GOODS

Photograph Albums, a beautiful assortment for Card. Cabi-
net, or Combined, Autograph Albums, Portfolios, Ladies'
Bags, Belts, Purses, Card Gases, Memoranda or Pocket Books,
Cigar Gases, Pocket Inks, Scrap Cooks,
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COLLECTOR GENERALS OFFICE.

COLLECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
November, 18th, 1879.
By order Of His Excellency the Minister Of Finsnce
from and after this date, ell Cotton goods, when manu-
featured into clothing, the same being the growth. manu-
fscture or produce OF the United States, Will be admitted
free under the provisions of the Reciprocity Treaty.
At Nov - ". F. ALLEN,
Collector General
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List of Licenses Expiring in Nov. 1879.

NOTICE is hereby given that all Licenses must be ap-
piled for direct to the Interior Office, and all parties are
cautioned about failing to renew expiring Licenses, and
all Sherihs and Deputy Sherihs have instructions to pro-
secute without discretion, any and all parties doing
business without the proper License.
SAML G. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
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Cool WEATHER During the most part of the
past week the wind was light from North West, and
the weather was consequently very cool for this
latitude, the thermometer in the city registering
So at sunrise on Monday and Tuesday. During
the middle OF the day it rose to 749.
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~ SOMETHING NEW ITO ~PLANTER PLANTA-
ton Agents, Graziers, etc, who are in need Of a light
handy machine for setting up and mending fence wire,
street. feb 1
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EtaaI AAbntistmlnIs.
SUPREME COURT oFTmEHAwAIIAN

SUPREME COURT OFTHEHAwAIIAN
~ Islands. In Probate. Order Of notice % Petition for
Allowance % accounts. discharge, and final distribution Of
property. At Chambers, before Associate Justice L MeCuly.
MakaWao. Maui, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition and accounts Of w. C..
% Maknwao, Maui. deceased, wherein he asks 70 be allowed
S39A7I-T 20 and charges himself with S39,47T.TO, ard asks
that The same may be examined and approved and that a final
order may be made Of distribution ofthe property remaining In
his hands 10 the persons thereto entitled. and discharging him
and his sureties from all further responsibility as such Exeeu-
tors
II Is ordered that WEDNESDAY. the 3Ist day % Dec, A. D.
1879. az 10 O'Clock a. m. before the said Justice, al Chambers,
In the Court House, in HOuotulu, be and the same hereby Is
accounts. and that al persons Interested may then and there
appear and show cause, IL any they have, why the same
should not be granted, and may present evidence as to Who
are entitled 20 the said property. And that this order, In the
English language, be published in the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser. a Newspaper printed and published in Honolulu,
for three successive weeks previous TO the time therein aP-
Dated at Honolulu. IL l. this 9Th day e Nov, A D. 1879.
LAWRENCE McCULLY,
Attest Justice Of the Supreme Court
A Rosa Deputy Clerk. ms 81
GUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
Honolulu. deceased. intestate. Before Mr.. Justice McCuIly.
Order o. Notice Of Petition for Administration
Of HonoIulu. alleging mat WING CHING, (ch) Of Honolulu,
died inDstate at Honolulu. on the 9Th day Of November, A. D.
1879, and praying Lhas Letters Of Administration issue to him,
II is ordered that WEDNESDAY. the 10Th day OF DECEM-
Der, A d. 1879. be and hereby Is appointed for hearing said
petition before the said Justice IN the Court Room OF this
Court. at Honolulu at which time and place all persons con-
eerued may appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition should not Be granted. and that this order be
Published In the English and Hawaiian languages for three
papers in Honolulu
Da.ed Honolulu. n. l.. November Is. 1879.
LAWRENCE NCULLY,
Attest Justice Of he Supreme Court.
A-ROsA, Deputy Clerk. n22 81
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GOLD GOODS:

TOdd's Gold Pens, Ivory, Pearl, Ebony and Rubber Holders,
Pen and Pencil Cases, Solid and Plated; Charm Pencils, Solid
and Plated; Tooth Picks, Tooth and Ear Picks, Studs, Sleeve
Buttons, Charms, Mackinnon Pens, Princes Fountain Pen,
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NOVEMBER TwENTr-EiGHru.-The ihirty-sixth
anniversary of the acknowledgment Of Hawaiian
Independence by Great Britain and France. passed
OF yesterday very quietly. The government
Offices and most stores and places OF business were
closed. 10 the forenoon. the military company,
- The Princes own OF which His Majesty Is Cap
tain. paraded for drill and a picnic at Kulaokabua,
as did a portion OF the Guards. At noon. the usual
salute was hred by a detachment OF the Household
Troops. with two field. pieces. on the Esplanade,
that course having been adopted by Gov. DENNIS
in preference to using the heavy guns on Punch
bowl, on account OF the prevailing sickness In
town. For the same reason the moonlight concert
by the band was omitted on Thursday evening,
there being several persons sick with fever In the
near neighborhood Of Emma square. The assocla-
ton Of native sievedores known as - PoolA,"
paraded yesterday, to the number of rs, and had q
dinner at the Hotel. There were hau feasts
among the natives as usual. u
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REy. c. CARLsoN-This gentleman, a Norwegian
clergyman OF San Francisco. We are requested to
announce, will arrive ON the next steamer en- route
for Australia He desires to meet all Scandinavian
during his brief stay in Honolulu. and il eircum-
stances allow will hold religious services among