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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31
Late Foreign News.

By the arrival Of the steamer Australia on Monday
morning last, enabled to furnish our readers
telegrsphic and other news down to the 22nd inst
thus showing that the steamship has made remark
ably quick passage from San Francisco to this port
The following summary of news clip from the San
Francisco Chronicle of the 23rd above stated
Madrid Dec. 2I-The Government will prorogue
the Cortes from the 30th instant for twenty two days.
The Senate will not adjourn for the Christmas holt
days until the Cuban slavery abolition bill is voted.
The Chamber Of Deputies will adjourn the 23d in
slant. fret appointing Committee the bill.
1t has been stated by Il Minister that this wears
Cuban estimates present deficit of $500 000 be-
sides the loss by the present rebellion, which amounts
to $500 600 monthly.
The Gazette Uoiversal, a campos organ. is one Of
the journals against which proceedings have been
taken. Both houses of the Cortes will be prorogued
on January Sd.
London, Dec. 2l.-A dispatch from Madrid says /:
The polemic tone of the press becomes more bitter
daily and the Government continues its prosecutions
against the newspapers. In the past ten days the
Government has prosecuted seventeen journals of
every shade of opposition. Numerous arrests of
noted Federals have been made.
Dispatches from Madrid state that there have been
several riotous street demonstrations during the past
week. After the funeral of General Jagunero riot
occurred between the mob and the police, in which
shots were fired. Seventeen persons were arrested
A Madrid dispatch says: The Official Gazette an
nounees the dismissal of General Count Dalmazde,
Director General of the cavalry the regular Inspec
tor-General of carbiners Cassola of the Supreme
Council of War; and Martinez Campos.
General sovear in the Senate to-day bitterly GEN.
sured the Government for its course, and openly de-
clared that the opposition of General csmpos cannot
hat be regarded a blow to the Canovas del
Castillo.
Alexaudria, Dec. 21.-AIl the Powers which were
represented in the financial system of Egypt have
sanctioned decree making the Rothchds' mort.
cages first charge the surrendered Kbedival
estates. This removes the last obstacle to Anglo
French control in Egypt.
The Government continues its military prepare
tionst though little doubt is felt as favorable
issue of the negotiations with the Government of
Abyssinis.
St. John, IN. E. Dec. 2l.-To-day was the cold
est far this season. the thermometer this rnng
registering in this city II degree below at Fred
eriekstown 10, and Moueton "a below zero.
The Government of the French Republic has de-
eded to present the Prince Of Wales with service
of Sevres china. 10 commemoration of the great
ices be rendered President Of the British section
of the exhibition of 1878.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

e The local of the Advertiser says the recent
burning Of tar was failure. Yes What keenness
Of perception you have to make such discovery.
feilurel indeed. well. declare Why. didn't
you know that every person feared. from the bung-
ling manner in which it was done, that it would be-
II is not expected that anything attempted by the
Board Of Health win be properly done, and conse-
queutIy prove q success Verify, you have tar on
the brain And you didn't detect the odor' OF tar
II the atmosphere you breathed Didn't smell it,
how singulart What's the matter with you, lost
rour sense OF smellf In this our worst fears are
rr.Iiz=d, we had hoped that by inhaling the fumes
Of the burning tar, you would have been renovated,
made clean and pure but alas in this we have been
disappointed by yOur faiiune Ia detect the odor.
What a deplorahle condition you are in. positive
object Of pity Poor fellow Certainly. take rest
md Eecuperste, you need it greatly Al rssOir.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

MR GEORGE F. WELLs-This gentleman has
just issued an exceedingly neat and well conceived
pamphlet of "A pages OF advertising matter for bis
One Dollar Store, on Fort street in this city The
pamphlet is gotten up 10 the very best of style,
both as to matter and variety of subjects. It is
something new in this region, and is an additional
proof that Mr.. Wells is an enterprising merchant,
who stops not at expense to inform the public of
his whereabouts and his wares. Such enterprise
must have its due reward The pamphlet contains
lists ofthe goods which Mr.. w. has for sale Send
for copy Of the pamphlet with the catalogue of
goods and the reader will not only be amused but
Instructed how 10 buy, where TO buy, aud how to
buy 10 save money!
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

H Christmas passed of in Honolulu in quiet
and orderly manner. The day was generally OBJ
served by the business houses closing their doors i
appropriate services in some OF the churches; the
display Of goodly quantity OF bunting from the
public buildings, foreign legations, and the ship
ping in the harbor. There was less drunkenness
aud roWeyism-which is usually too common on
Christmas day in other loealiIes-s fact which
speaks well for The moral tone of the people of
Honolulu. quiet reverence for the day was OBJ
serFable throughout the city, "from early morn
Till dewy eve"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

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aaaaaa $685. 1ullNln lur1t.
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hm aalaa aA=Einas ltd@t AAIhh. 40 nArks o@iA a.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

STEAMER DAY.-As usual, Monday the 18th inst,
being steamer day, the arrival OF the australia at
an early hour, and some hours ahead Of time, pro-
duced hustle in this community. - large foreign
mail was received. which brought news to every
foreign household the islands at least, and many
hearts were made glad, no doubt while to some the
news brought produced pangs OF anguish. "such
is life" The australia brought back many of our
citizens who have been sojourning abroad for busi-
ness pleasure. Among the list notice Hon.
E. o. Hall and wife, n. Martens wife and child Fl.
r. Hollister, II. B. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Austin H.
w. Hyman, c. A. Williams, s. Roth, H. P. Will
liams, J. W. Phuger. R. Grieve, and Others, who
welcomed with gladness by their many friends,
to their island homes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

lE Among the passengers by the steamer Aus
hralia, we notice the name Of DR.. A. NJ. SAKE, Of
SAINTS Clara, California. aphyslcian of emnence and
President Of the State Medical Board of California
who, We learn, visits these islands tour Of
pleasure and observation. The doctor will take in
Al points of interest TO be found in this group.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

CARLoTTA PATTI ~ COMING. are pleased to
announce that Professor D. DeVivo her agent, is
now here TO make arrangements for one or two
concerts. Patti Will come In the next steamer from
San Francisco. 1t is unnecessary for us 10 speak
in terms of praise of the wonderful powers of Car
lotta Patti. Her fame Prima Donna aud first
class operatic singer is Worldwide To hear Der,
will be treat TO the people of these islands. The
time and place will be duly announced in the pa
pers and by posters.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

E9- The following changes will take place on the
eOAsiing steamers after the first Of the year: Capt
II. Webb will assume command Of the NokOlii, vice
Capt King promoted to the command OF the Like
like, vice Capt Reynolds, who retires. We con-
grziulsie our friend King on his promotion. who
is in every way deserving of it, he is good sailor
thoroughly acquainted with the coast Of the differ
ent islands OF The Group, and careful, Trustworthy
person, well as an afaole, courteous gentleman.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

fB The Pantheon Saloon, corner of Fort and
Hotel Streets is the place for those desiring drink
Of good liquor TO get it. The bar is supplied with
all kinds OF liquors of the best quality, and the
choicest brands Of cigars. Good punch and free
lunch on New Years Day. Those in attendance to
wait upon the customers, are gentlemanly aud cour
teous. 10 the drinking line you can get anything
from Quaker sling 10 BOURBON sour" The
Pantheon is faultless in its management and accom-
mOiafion
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

~ Next week viii be the week OF prayer. We
are sorry that in consequence of a want of space.
we are unable TO publish the programme arranged
By the Evangelical Alliance, suggesting suitable
subject fer each dsys consideration and exhortation
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

LAYING THE CoRSER-STosE OF HIS MAJEsrT's
NEW PALAcE.-To-dayt the ceremonies of laying
the cornerstone of the new Palace, authorized by
an act OF the Legislative Assembly of this King
dom, for His Majesty, King KAlakaua, will take
place. The time is well chosen, being the anniver
sary of the birth of Ter Majesty, Queen KapioIani.
which will give historic significance to the event.
The gates Of the Palace viii be thrown open TO the
public at IL O'Clock A. NJ, when all who desire can
enter and witness the ceremonies
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

Coon APPoISrMEST.--Godfrey Brown Esq,
will succeed J. o. Carter, Esq, Registrar of Ae-
counts and Cashier In the Finance Department OF
this Government. after this date We congratulate
His ExeelleneY the Minister of Finance. in the Sc
lection Of so competent gentleman as Mr.. Brown,
who possesses all the qualifications requisite to the
discharge OF the responsible duties Of his new po
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

AMATEUR THEATRIcALs.-on Christmas night
the Amateur Minstrels from the U. s. S. Laeka-
aOanE0. gave performance at the Royal Hawaiian
Theatre, to good audience who were highly de-
lighted with the evenings entertainment The
whole performance was highly creditable to the
Amateurs, the best proof of which was the enthu-
siasm OF the large and appreciative audience, who
seemed 10 derive great delight which they testified
10 IN rounds of applause. Where all did so well it
would be invidiOus TO indiyidualiZe. The Lacka-
wanna Amateur Ministries are really adopts al the
business OF getting up first rate entertainment
Good for the Boys in Blue. Music hath charms
&c" and the Lackawsnna Amateurs know how to
En
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

TIE POSITIVE REAsoN.-A file of recent num-
bers OF the advertiser having reached the Captain of
the steamer City Of Her York on Tuesday, the 23d
inst when that vessel was of the port, and he
reading therein the naaseous doses of hattery of
inefficient officials became disguised and gave this
place the go-by.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

SLIGHTLY MIsTAKEN.-The local of the Advertiser
says that the editor of the GAZETTE got angry last
week. This is q mistake, for we assure that chap
We never felt more amlable than when We penned
that article about feathers When the editor of the
GAZETTE suffers himself to get angry, 1t must be at
an object much larger than the local Of the Adpe-
tiser. Dou'I be frightened young-fellow, yon are
sale from all harm-by reason Of your natural in
sigufhcance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

e TruihfuIness in the Advertiser How abb
surd The reputation OF that deleetable sheet is SO
well established TO the contrary, th&t if its manager
would undertake to speak the truth, the words
would choke him and be would turn black In the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

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- 49, = t-Es o1d-e IS Ibis
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t--laa 49, ea1allas
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- Eluszaa-s rm 81 Hesrr Der E-l1-2 bags
Iua aaN ras l4aH us-asHeE la1+ h@gr nee, 200
taaaa~ aanas . tlHuls boH betei lu1ras.
ummrm aagH unarrt 1a4 aabul
r Anagraia Der -rltt b1La T1lus 20 sacks
mAam
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

tE- Notwithstanding the disagreeable weather,
the concert on last Saturday evening, at the Ksu-
mskspili church. was tolerably well patronized.
The music as usuaI was good
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

rB- Miss Zoe Gsyton and her star Dramatic
Company, will arrive per bark W. II. Alnay. and
will make their fist appearance In Honolulu, on
Saturday evening, January 10tb in the beautifully
romantic drama, entitled the Sea OF Ice. The Com
pAny consists of Miss Zoe Gayton, Miss Lizzie In
giles, Miss Nelson, Mr.. Edgar Walton, Mr.. II. G.
Bradley, Mr.. l. NJ. Franeolm, and NJ. Perkins,
making this the best combination OF talent that has
ever visited these islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

~ In acknowledging our error in the spelling
OF the word pital confess to ouru utter inability
TO reconcile by any known rules of orihography
how H-A-L-s-T-E-A-D viii spell BLACK.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31
Robins a APPLEToM.

7eo iy General A agents. New York, o. s A.
nE An the above line Of waitham watches for sale at
the Store OF NJ McISERNY Sole Agent for this King
dom
Also. Agent for the GoRHAM STERLING SILVER
WARE. The Trade supplied al the LOWEST PRICES.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31
NOTES OF rnE WEEP.

~ The Hawaiian bark Hasaii win leave for
JAluit the early part OF next week, to procure an
other lot Of Islanders.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

tE farewell benefit win be rendered to Messrs
Adler and Duray, on New Years night at the Royal
Hawaiian Theatre, by grand Minstrel and Variety
Combination, at which time good programme
will be presented, plenty Of fun. These artists
deserving of liberal patronage and We hope they
will meet with great success. Don't forget the
time and place, give them good house aud rous-
ing send-of. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31
ENGLISH NOTIFIED SOAP,
INK BARK GLENIFFER. FOR SALE BIZ
M 553 BOLLES & co.
FLOUR. &C..

WDER D. C. MURRAY: Golden Gate Extra
M Family. Golden Gate Raker'z Extra. EldOrado and
Graham FI0ur. Corn Meal, Dat Meal and Cracked Wheat
received this day, and For Sale by
Iss BoLLEs Z co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

DOWNER'S KEROSENE OIL,
DER AMERICAN GIaL. FOR SALE LOW
n by 7s3 BOLLES CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31
NOTICE OF CoPYRIaHTl

DE m REMEMBEBED, THAT ON TEIE
Nd 18th day Of hov.. A. D. 1873 Thoa O. Thru1 a No
noinl1 Island Of Oahu in accordance with sscu Of
Ing Copies Of Charts Rocks 10 lie Authors and
Propretorn Of s1ch Copea apprnsed the sf Day cf
Dec A. D. 1854 has deposited IN this oce the title VI hH
book-1he Hawaiian Almanac and Annual, Hand Book
Of Information ca 1attem ReIafuE 70 the HaWntnn
lalands Original and Selected. ofFans 10 MerrhnH al
O. Thrun-the rights q which DO CHINA and
proprietor.
caused The Seal al The Interior Deparen. 70 ba axe1
At Honolulu this i7th Day Of November, A. D. 1s19
f5ignodJ oA3pL O. WrLDE1.
III I'm NIn.s.er q he Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31
HAYf HAYi

CALIFORNIA DAT AND WHEAT HAY.
75s BoLLEs CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

VOYAGE NoLEss voLEEs.-The Hawaiian pilot,
Capt. Mcintyre, went on board the steamer CITY Of
Bsr York, on Tuesday the ESD inst, and was car
ried of 10 San Francisco whether he willed or not
We hope Capt. Mcintyre will not suffer any incon-
venence BY thus being compelled TO visit the
Golden City without his Sunday suit or proper
preparations for voyage of 9, 100 miles over the
broad bosom Of the Pacific.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

SALMON.
hpARRELS COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON,
1D Catch Of 1879, received per Kalakaua.
TT3 BOLLES co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

PIGEON SHOOTING MATcH--Ai the pigeon shoot
ing match on Christmas day. at Adams Garden,
KaIihi, short distance from Honolulu, between
Capt Chandler and Lieut.. Briee, of the United
States war-ship LdekGrannG, now in this harbor,
and Messrs Samuel Parker and J. II. Black, at a
distance Of twenty yards rise, aud eighty yards
bounds. Sixteen birds were shot st with the fol-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CONSULATE OF PORTUGAL,
Honolulu December 2sth, 1879.
I'm THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
u Joseph Silva deceased: All persons having claims
against the estate OF the above named deceased
quested present the to the undersigned within
six months. they will he forever barred And all per-
indebted said estate requested settle
same without delay.
JASON PERRY.
1sla Consul for Portugal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

A FAST TRIP.-The steamer australia, her
recent passage from San Francisco to this port,
made the fastest run on record, having accom-
pshed the entire distance in six days and eighteen
hours from Pilot to Pilot, which ranks her as one
Of the fastest steamers on the Pacific The follow
ing is summary of each days run: Monday, 22d,
At 1880 cast of from wharf, Tuesday. noon, PSI
miles; Wednesday, S09; Thursday, SIG; Friday,
3O5; Saturday, SOC; Sunday, Sl4 Monday, els A.
N, 36j miles. This great rate of speed mainly
accomplished under steam alone, the winds the
greater part OF the voyage being light aud tended
more TO steady the ship than propel her through
the water.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

The above shows that Lieut.. Briee bore of the
palm in tine match, while the shooting by the other
participants was quite creditable.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31
NEW GOODS,

BOILED AND RAW PAINT OIL,
STOCKHOLM TAR, WILMINGTON TAR,
- Coal Tar, Pitch, Tar OIL Black Vanish for sale by
Isl BOLLES co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

WATERl WATER The Gazette man says the
ADVERTISER folks use the city drinking
water. After all he has said about its being poi
soned. would be have US commit suicide.-AdUsrti-
ser OF December "a
Not bit of it. Stick to your favorite beverage
and be happy. There have been funerals enough in
this city within the past few months to satisfy the
most hearless, aud we do not wish that any OF the
Advertiser folks should be added to the long list of
mortality We really glad to chronicle the fact,
that the fellows the way 50 wise as to es-
chew beverage which would not agree either with
their tastes or their stomaehs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31
DUCK,

HAMS, BACON AND LARD,
TN FIVE AND TEN POUND PALS, FOR
Ill Sale by ISL BoLLEs L co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

YEAST POWDER,
EDRESTON AND MERRILHs.
M ISL For Sale by BOLLES co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31
THE PARISIAN RESTAURANT

THE ABOVE ESFABLI8HMEEr
8y7--. win hereafter be kept open for the accommo
$<<1D dation Of customers every Eight 10 the week.
- except sunday, tn Ten O'Clock, where
the Oysters be served stewed. Roased Fried,
Planned, and all other deicac.es can be had
772H L. DzJEAN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

rs QUANTITIES TO SUIT. FOR SALE BIZ
IL sI B0LLES CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31
POLAR OIL,

FULL LIME OF NO. A. NO. i. NO. 10,
Isl BoLLES 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

MANILA CIGARS,
IN BOXES OF 5e0 200 AND 100 EACH.
II The Genuine Article. For sale by
ISL BoLLEs & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT.
A FULL AsFORTMENT OF COLORs AND
"A Shades. received per Kalakaua-
IA BoLLEs q CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31
FLOUR AND SALMON.

TUgr AT HAND, PER EUREKA. D. @. MUIR
% RAY and AMERICAN GIRL AIso-Corn Meal. Dat
Neal Wheat Meal, Cracked Wheat Golden Gate Flour.
Fifty Barrels Frst-cinss Columbia River salmon.
Eureka. For Sale By Iss B0LLEs q CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

n n Is LIB BOXES, WARRANTED. SUGAR IN BBLs
II and hf bills. Golden Syrup In gallon cases, re-
reived per Amy 7Ts BoLLEs q co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31

MEDIUM BREAD.
DECEIVED THIS DAY PER H. w. ALMY
HI IT'S BOLLES CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-31
Small Chains.
CUBE SUGAR

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Personals.

o. q. Shane has gone to Rockdale
to work. his family remaining here.
We rode out to l. b. Rylander's on
Monday. lie has a nice place in Qua.
dalupe county, just over the line Of
Hays.
Miss Lena McMeans. just turned Of
eight yeers, gave q pleasant party to
her little friends on Sunday last, her
birthday.
DR.. Cade is to lecture at the Chris.
tiau church in this place on the nights
of the 22d and s3d inst. Further no
tice in our next.
The meetings of Elder Kennedy at
the Christion church will continue
over Sunday. He is an interesting
aud effective speaker and attracts good
audiences,
Mrs. Alexander and family, Of Tenn
essee, are here on the score Of health,
have been stopping at Mrs. Heaton's.
and we learn have rented the Todd
place.