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s. CITY of Brussels Watkins, Liverpool Jan. a. and
Qupr'i-toWn 81.
S. Circas.ia. Nunrnc. Glasgow Jan ? and Neville ~.
- Regulator. Dynuc Wilmin ton, =. G..
IS IIipparc nus. Lyons, Santos AMI Niu jAncro
ship Revolving I'll. ht. Cuonan. lihvrc.
sup White Rose Jarvis. Manila.
Stin Nc Plus Ultra Oates. London.
ship EhNt Everett DUnkrrt'n. Dublin
shin lHuiut. ~fudhrr-. " ,vic.
BARK Edward iivilt Loosuacs. S'nvanger
Btrk ptssc rtttnut Ncumuun. Hal
Bark Northern 'iirf. MILLER. Uuukirk.
Rnrk Bovlc-'n iuv"recn, Narcotics.
Bark JcIu,. Grntr Bremen
Bark A'li &c. Petersen. Rnucn
pu-k Frida. Rasmussen. fowev
Birk Earba T. fa. kcr. ia kcr Rucnos Ayrea
Bark Tctcns Jensen. Barrow.
Bark Castillo Dfasonc. schiafno, Antwerp.
Bark Nina. OLSEN. Sicttin
Htrk Vale. Gunicrscn. Antwerp
Bark Bnnny Dunn. Cole inrdrnuN
Btrk Elccta. Winchester BIrletuN
Bark RuNal lurric. Young. Suhles d'Olonnea
BARK pcrtta. Petersen. iiunh ur
Bark Emmanuel. Stmuclsrn, Plymouth.
BARK ocean. Taraltsen. Bordcaux.
Bur- Charles l. Pearson. swain, Hong Kong.
Bark Brteshirc. Jones. Bordeaux.
Bark Mary Gh 'nn. Carrie. Calais
BARK Evcuiul star. Chick. Gurutannmo,
Bark Eva J. Raw. Iri-htuu Millhriigc.
brig ida . Bryan. Falmouth, ia
Brig NcNc. Walsh. - CruiN.
Schr Impulse. Marshall. Belize, Hon
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Those who delight in persistence and pluck,
adhcrng to purpose through thick and through Tim.
though opposed hy constant obstacles ard discoura-
mcns will have opportunity to testify their admra
uon for these qualities by attending Mr. jerome Hop
knss Orphcun Fund Festival Concert In Steinway Hall
tins eve ming Mr. Hopkins deserves ~ tilN as The m.
nous Count Pilnuuc the utc Of "rhc lncrushed pc
But hc saws that after seventeen years OF labor
hcalf ut SINGING schools lac nnds himself an
ana unless tlc public supports HIM TINS season he must
close the schools lie offers concert h which Dee VIII
have the assistance M N- scott suuAuu Miss bchtrsNu.
eonlrnln. vi leggatt VII fhnnry and chor " boy 5
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Miss Minnie Cummings saws thntthc Twenty
fourth street Theatre Is sul under .r control and That
"uWiut uu one has rrutrd lt THIS refers thV pub
usicd statement that the theatre had been secured by
the Criterion Comedy Company.
"Chnrlrs Rcadr's Combination" at which Miss Rose
FVuusc tho leading feature wi open al the olympic
Theatre next week.
Robinson Crusoo' is amusing good audiences AZ the
rarA Theatre hut chi, d, its last week Mr. duhu b.
owens beinl announced Tor Monday neAs as tdht Ftm
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Mr.. Lawrence Barrett played Rlchelcu"
~ q large audience at the Brooklyn Park Tho
afro last night. The role Of Richeleu is adj
mrahly adapted to Mr.. Barrett. rs it on
ables him 10 display his talents 10 good Hl-
vantage, and his portrayal Of tho char
meter last night was SO excellent rs to merit the
highest praise. He was thoroughly nupro-
cinted 10y his audience. who called him before
the curtain at the end of each act. He WAS well
supported hy the company Of the lhcHtro. The
stage mounting4 were very fair. Tonight will
be given Hamlet"
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Alleged rlcctlon nrlbery In NV Jersey.

FREEHOLD. Jan. l3.-John Taylor and Thomas
Falon. wcllknown citizens OF Freehold were arrngnct
TODAY before the Court OF over anil r,rmiucr judge
ScuddOr presiding. ou an indictment accusing tItm OF
Offering money for votes At the NnNruhtr election The
PENALTY for such uu offence is sn tine. ,iN month";, ana.
pr.numeut. nud forfeiture o the election franchise tor
ever Both pleaded not guilty
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Troy. Liquor Dealer. In Court.

Troy. Jan. l3.-In tho Court Of Sessions to-
day the iso liquor dealers indicted for viola
tions OF the Excise laws were taken up, AMI when the
court adjourned about hy eases had been disposed
All who were arragucd pleaded guilty and were ordered
tn pay ranging rom $40 Ia go each and 10 procure
licenses. THE excise indictments Mll occupy the atVn
ton VI the court the entire week
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Tho Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen Yesterday.
on nonon Of President Ray passed by vote II ~ lo4
the following resolution THAT 1t Is tho sense o TINS
G,non Council mat the Comptroller advance no more
nids fur the construction q the brooklyn hIldE, unu.
ntoue oneers express her willingness 10 pay neT quota
Inward the completion ol the same
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Asking the Legislature TO Intsrrere.

The Brooklyn Common Council. Yesterday
afternoon passed resolution requesting the Legislature
20 take such action VIII prevent the consummauon Of
uo rocc "a cniarsinr the al OF Kings County, and by
sutahh legislation tn yroviic that sue pr.uner AS can
t he utouerly lodged in the jail shall Dee sent 90 the pcu
tcuuar, sad 10 abolish all laws providing tor me NM
nsoufout of criminals convicted outfde Ol Kings Couh
IL in no kings County Pcmtcntary
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MASTERSOS-fr the city of New York on the 1911
day n January i~7' hy the lion john !. Freedman,
Jullc OF the -rol ior Court Mary Maserson from john
n. Mastcrscn. Cause adultery.
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MARINE INTELLIGEN

NtNtArrRr ALNASAC-ruts
sun rises... ~ sun SETS. I6 Moon rises n
wAuH-rHsptY.
sandy llOok.1i 56 GOV Island. " ~ Hell Gate.. On
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Nnsinrss noiltr,.

Fine s5 SILK HAT for St,2O. Derby and
Soft Hats siuD worth 50 10 New Church st., up stairs
For Iunedi Wciier ar Coughs mud Cold
the popular remedy. fOHfEKS COUGH BALSAM.
Browns bronchial Trochcs viii INSTANTLY
relieve a cough. u cold. Or hoar-cucss - cents
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RALEIGH Jan. ia letter was read i'm the
! Democratic caucus tluifht from senator McrImon
withdrawing rom the contest Vance Will be- nominltrd
! tomorrow uisht ui Net ballot.
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Porous plaster If YOU want the best; Bcnsons Capeine
Porous Plaster is tar superior Sold BY dTuspistA-A|-
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Omne'. Tastcless" Cod Liver OIL Lime, and Wld
Cherry, Sold ~ druggists Depot bowerN-Adr
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secured promptly by PAUL GOEPCL. Stats eituua
building AdNlse ig.e; special facilities and teams.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
PASSENGERS.
- &C. ID - Eoegl. 20 q y Al..on, U


From Glasgow, per LAlia Rookh May l4-R Aston, II
Z Wild
From WindWard Ports, per Lkeike May is-E Preston,
Brown 81 Davidson, K Bickerton, TurtOn, Beck
ley Maia W ellsworth Awana, W II Holmes, Mr. lis
dale. W Buchanan, Fog0. DR. Emerson. MAcfar-
lane, Mrs NJ King sylvia, Miss Campbell, and IS deck
From Francisco per Discovery May ls-Mss Wood,
Miss N Kelly, DR. II Bumby, Rraya, Mrs Green, IL
smith Meredith, I MAeauiey, E Warren, Flynn,
Justice, and y Chinese.
Prom san FraBeisoo per Kalakaua May ls-w Unger, "
Wibbarele, Mrs Dayane and child Mrs Needham and 2
cLidren-
Prom san Francisco per Lady Lampson May 1876 Chi
nese-5i males and females.
For sydney, per Australia May 2OJ Hodgson a Iarri-
son, smari, Harrison Rosser Jones, W Cuthbert.
Prom sen Francisco. per Australia. May 10 Mr. Rock
Rev Diane. Mrs. Gale Glade. Mrs MeGinnis aud in
FAINT. W Wall, Mrs. HAnsmAn, Mrs Smith, DR. X Smith,
Miss Hooper, Hayu.ansen. Mrs J u Black, T W VII
iiauis H1u y Castle, II Stenning MeGnuis. Mrs e
Burns Mrs. Waterh0nse aud sons Miss Rice Mr. Rose
vile and child y " Hirshburg.
For Wndward ports per L.kellke, May 20-E Everett,
Mr. Il HAmSuku ALd wife Dr. J Mott smith, Mr.. Ham
burgh, Mrs. MaeitrlRHe, O " Edward, McDufise W 5
Wan, Lake. n Turton. Kuknhi, r WahAkane W Green
L Severance, Mrs. King Ryrroft, Mrs. Barns Moss
Housman, Parker Maciarane, aud about 25
deck
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

A ROYAL PREsEST.-Through the polite
ness OF MIR. Wenner, jeweller of this city, We had
the pleasure of seeing the very handsome necklace
made by him, on the order of His Majesty, which
has been forwarded as a present to His ROYAL
Highness Prince Henry, son OF the Crown Prince of
Germany, who recently visited this kingdom in His
Imperial Majesty's War-ship Punz Adabert The
necklace consists of 81 kukui nuts connected with
gold bands, forming segment of circle, the cen
ter piece is ornameuIed with the royal German
monogram (R. W., those next to right and left
with the insignia of the Order of the Red Eagle,
with the inscription Sincere ct constanter" these
pieces are enameled 10 red and surmounted with a
gold crown, tue alternate TO right and LETT
with sceptor and sword, all forming most beauti-
full piece of jewelry. The workmanship is fauItess
and reflects great credit upon Mr.. Wenner and his
workmen. The box enclosing the necklace wa
made by Mr.. Ge-tz, and is composed of fifteen diff
ferent kinds OF wood, which is also fine piece of
work equally creditable, aud showing that these
gentlemen are masters Of their trade Honolulu has
great reason to feel proud of the presence of such
skilled mechanics The necklace is not only a
handsome piece of handiwork of our own me
chanics, but is graceful compliment from His Ma.
jesty King Kalakaua to the representative of two
OF the greatest crown heads Of modern times and
will no doubt BE- appreciated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
THE sTEAMER LEaUA-ThIs new addition to oar

THE STEAMER LEHUA.-This new addition to our
steam coas:ing feet was, according to advices
per Australia to sail from San francisco on the 18th
lust, and may be LOGGED for on Saturday afternoon
or Sunday morning next. The name of this steamer
was, until Monday last. a profound secret. The
owners Messrs. Wilder & Co., had previously
offered free pass for year to all who should
correctly guess the name OF the steamer before the
18th, and of course letters poured in from all parts
OF the Islands with all sorts of Names but out of
the lot there were only three successful COMPETE
tors, viz; Mrs. Mele Rose, Mr.. s. P. Wahinenui
and MIR. kuebualu The passes gotten up in
Mr.. Hassuger's best style OF chrography, are on
exhibition in Messrs. Whitney ;& Robertson's win
dow. The steamer is named after Il small unnhab-
tied Island called Lehua lying due north OF Niihau
and nearly west from Kauai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per AlphonsiBe Zeie, May I4-I931
pkgz sugar, 50 bales pulu lss bchs bananas.
For Apa per Aste Nay 1870 head cattle 10 bales hay
For san Francisco, per II Meyer, May I5-5047 pkgs
s1er - bb osse IS bdls goat skins, $50 bnehs ba-
For Francisoo per City Of New York May 15-sT79
~ sugar H. bags rice sos bnchs bananas so bdls sugar
l6 bete leaves b1s fruit BIZ manages and tamA-
riBd-
For Sydney per Australia May 2Os7 bales pulu 10 pkgs
manufactured tobacco. pigs dry goods.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

IN MEMORANDUM Saturday the 18th inst, Sister
Gents, native of France, and daughter of one OF
the SousPrefet of the latter country, died at the
convent in this city, aged 76 years. The deceased
was one among the first of the devoted band of
nuns who came to these Islands many years ago.
who gave her whole lite to the performances OF
deeds of Christian charity and love for her species
She was devout consistent Christian LADY, DOS
sessed of heart filled to OVERLOOKING with bepevo-
lence, aud devotion to her religion and the dis
charge OF every Christian duty. She was lady of
fine culture, and for a number of years was one of
the teachers in the school for young ladies and
children attached to the convent Sister Gents was
the Oldest nun these Islands She attended TO
her religious duties up to Friday night last when
she was attacked with congestve chills from which
she never rallied. till death TO her relief and
she was called to go up higher by the Great Master
whom she had SO faithfully served during a long
and useful life The death OF useful and devoted
woman Sister Gents is q great loss to the
church, OF which she was shining light aud the
institution OF which she was a cherished and inyalu-
able member, as well as the community at large
but their loss is her gain; and now that her work
on earth was well done she has gone TO reap the
reward OF well spent life. Truly blessed are the
dead who die in the Lord, for their end is peace I"
The deceaseds remains were buried in the Roman
Catholic Cemetery on Monday the 18th inst ae-
eordlng 10 the rites and ceremonies of the church
and were followed to their last resting place BY a
large eoncouTse of sorrowng friends. but who
mourn not as those who have no hope but who
have living hope that the resurrection morn will
reveal the hidden mysteries of Saviours love
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

DISASTROUS SHIPwREoK.-By the arrival of the
schooner Vivid, Captain English, from Tanning
Island on the 14th inst We have news of the total
loss of the British bark Crosby, Captain Robert
buchanan. The facts are as follows The Crosby
lett Shanghai on the 18th of March for Tanning 8
Island intending to load guano at the latter place
On the morning of the l4th of April sighted Fan
ning's Island about o'clock Owing to light
winds and a very strong current setting in shore,
the vessel despite all human effort was carried upon
the reef on the windward side of the Island and
owing to the heavy swell soon became total
wreck. short time after the Crosby struck the
reel she broke in two and passed out of sight All
hands took TO the boats soon after as it was evil
dent the vessel would soon go to pieces, and were
safely landed about three hours after tile disaster
Inc captain and fourteen OF the Crosbys crew
Crosby We learn was fine iron bark, only about
nine months old.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
roxz OF HONOLULU.


MEEE1N h-D-
$780, szaaa-l-- i-lll hoaalE
49, l-1l hiu-a.
alEll. frl1l aaluiug 4siAa1
E-aalalIl f-11l Esuzl
lla- i la.s-1-- irlal hlllz ADD Aai1neA-
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Ea.as-llIaa. frIall IEuale-
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a. -ltaaila lrl1 EllaA Euc kzu-
naa i-al Ellua-
ssal-s lraln afiuduu-u Ports
Eaara4l1 IFla ElllAlA-
FHz aauEa t-uu ilaaAa-
gna1.l-L fra,r koa-zu-
laase.itull osa-sll- t7illl tlrFArl met
- il-allarF- f.ue-. frlll esan Francisco
~ - llaar lazllrs1E la-azll. m SAL rAlcisoo
Hl- aaz-alL fz-rI. frl-l EEalcisc0-
z-zsr E.lrlf lle--al i-laaa L-4a-l1--
E1r Elalais- t-ur AE-iEa-
SATL1D-
m a--sa- 90 DO. f1r kaluluL
Iaa1fhs Hlurriil. Or Lalu1nG
aGnaal4 Or tlllla-
Ea.l slri.1asiuf lalia, lar ,En FRANCESCA
80 - u aesur- far 50 frzucisoo-
laalal1l MalEl
ua- + Easlsr- tar Sass
lzrslal Pea luH Eaaul-
lis11- o. AIll
ll-lal. tl- hllal.
81 t-EtIluL
"a lzlas lglal- tl-lt. Gar Ea-1 4nsusena-
10 huluEaA-
1saarnsill. h4MuaieL
--IEs a-Elralal lus-iil. Sur Australia
g.Hsaalia. flr NilniuHFe l'l--s-
s- ST. EHua-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

THE RACE AT KAPIoLANI PARK.-In common
with many Others we went to Kapiolani Park on
"Wednesday afternoon, to witness a contest of
speed between two of our Honolulu nags, and
were disappointed. The race was short affair
inssmueh as Mr.. Agnew's mare Baby" distanced
her competitor Black Prince" owned by Mr. s
Magnm, on the first heat. Mr.. Aguew drove his
own mare and "Black Prince " was driven bv
Mr.. j. t. Chayter. Everybody was disappointed
at the result OF the race except the horse iockes
who seemed to understand the lay of the ropes on
the occasion. There had congregated at the
Park large concourse of our citizens to see the
race, which came to SO sudden and unexpected
halt AS soon as the race was declared over many
persons left the course, not however with q
large portion who had gone out to have a little
fun. The latter soon imprOyised a series of scrub
races both with horses and bipeds the genus homo
aud the result was lots of fun for all hands On
these scrub races the betting ran freely for small
sums, aud the fun was kept up till O'Clock p M
when the gates were closed and those present were
reluctantly compelled retire from the scenes of
joity and mirth To those who were disappointed
on Wednesday last we say, 90 to the Park on the
llth of June next and all will be pleased with some
good running aud trotting races and no mistake
The best horses on the Islands will be present on
that occasion, and the racing will be all that the
lovers Of good turf sports desire.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
DIED.

BICKNELL-In Hamakua Hawaii. May 10th CHARLES
w. Of Rev. James and Ellen VI. Bicknell, aged q
months and Il days
THOMPSoN-In this city, the 18th inst. OF dropsy
" J. TH0sPsos native OF Hudson NJ " and for the last
eighteen years aresdent these Iauds aged SO years
He leaves n wlfe aud child 10 mourn his loss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
r- We learn from our Eastern EXCHANGES ,

Er We learn from our Eastern exchanges that
Col C. Il. Judd who is now in the United States has
fulfilled a commission and purchased some fine
Kentucky horses tor His Majesty. These with the
blood stock in the shape OF cattle already on His
MaJesty's ranch on this Island will be a valuable
acquisition to the Islands, and in good time bring
their fruits in the improvement OF our horses and
cattle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

RAIN.-During the past week we have had on
this island few drenching showers-falliug prin-
cipally at night-with pretty high winds. Our ad-
vices from the windward islands are that rain has
fallen 10 great quantities during the past eek or
ten days, which is cheering news The rain fall so
TAR the present year has been very propitous, and
large crops of sugar and other produce must be the
consequence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

~ Messrs 7. R. Foster & Co.'S new steamer the
Iris, had arrived at San Francisco on the 10th inst,
from Port Ludlow under sail and after dischargiug
her cargo OF lumber. would receive her machinery,
&c, on board and be fitted up for the passage 10
Honolulu. Capt. Godfrey expected to leave San
Francisco for this port with the Iris about the
latter part ofthis month
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

QUICK PAssAGE.-The fine British bark Lalla
ROokh. Hender, Master, and consigned 10 the house
OF Messrs G. W. Macfarane & Co. of this city, made
the passage from Glasgow, Scotland, via Cape Horn
to Honolulu, in 122 days, which is considered a
quick passage The Lalla Rookh brings fol- cargo
OF assorted merchandise for these islands, q large
portion OF which is sugar mills aud machinery from
the celebrated manufacturers, Messrs Mirrless TAFT
q Watson. We learn that there are two large com
piete sugar plants on board, one for the Adams Il
Ross estate on Kauai, and the other for the Wal
manalo Sugar Company on this island. The first is
capable of making Is tons sugar per diem. and the
latter 10 tons per diem. We congratulate the ow-
ners OF these estates the safe and speedy delivery
OF their machinery. The fine ship ''Dovenby'' llQ0
tons, now about 50 days out, has two complete
plants ordered ny Col Snreckels for Hakalan plan
tation al HilO aud Paohau estate Al Hamakua Ha-
wall, also one complete plant for Hon. II. A. Wide
mann's estate at Waianae Oahu. The "Governor
Goodwin" 1900 tons which left Glasgow April
oath. has three plants for Mr.. Watson's estate
al Huelo, Maui, one for Akansliilii s. Co.'S estate
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

at Makawoa, Maui, and one for Messrs Schaefer &
Parker's estate at Hamakua, Hawaii Considerable
interest is manifested by our Sugar men, in the
arrival OF their machinery, which is said TO be the
best made in the world.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

- The Hawaiian brig Storm Bird, the immi-
grant vessel recently returned from the South Sea
Islands, is to undergo some necessary repairs The
work We understand will be done by Messrs. lib
belts q sorrenson, ship bnilders of this city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
NOTES OF THE wEEK.

- Another lot of these fine hats both ladies
and gents can be seen al the C. o. P. Bazaar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

EB- The barkentine Discovery, which arrived on
Sunday morning, the 18th inst, brought ~ very
fine mules, consigned to different parties, also
fine breeding mares consigned TO Messrs J. 7. 81
h Warehouse, Of this city. The stock when landed
WIN the exception OF having The HAIR rubbed of,
by being jostled about-were in fine condition.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

- By reference to our advertising columns it
will be seen that DR.. B. NJ Gildea, Surgeon Dentist,
has removed his office to the rooms formally oceu-
pied by DIR. j. Mott Smith, over the drug store OF
DR. StTehZ at the corner of Fort and Hotel streets
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

FRESH made pure white and pink rock candies,
so cents per pound at Horns Candy Factory
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

- Fine silk fringe, fine black silks ladies fine
bsbrggiu hose, also striped hose in assorted colors
for children, at 5. Magnins, Fort Street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

~ The disgusting practice of the AdUereise,. in
taking exceptions to the mistakes of the intelli-
gent comp" apart from its being pedantic dis
play Of superficial information is conclusive evil
deuce oil It's gross Ignorance OF the essential
requisites belonging to respectable journalism.
" QUeR Deus Vuh pyius pedsre dsnlentdt'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

CREAM, CREAM, CREAM CAsDIEs.-Dellcious
fayors, soft and fresh made, superior and cheaper
than imported, only 90 cents per pound at Horns
Candy Factory, Hotel street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

~ There was performance at the Royal Ha-
waan Theatre, on Saturday evening the 18th inst,
for the benefit of Mr. Blake. The house was toll
eraby well filled and the performance gave general
satisfaction.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
BOARDING SCHOOL EOR YOUNG LADIES

Miss Woodward, Principal, Harrisburg, Pa,
LNSTABLISHED FOR YEARS. AND PAT
= ronsed from all quarters-where young ladies' can
OBTAIN the advantages of the best education in English
French and German, Music and drawing as well "A home
well provided with every convenience.
AT the above School the French and German
are taught by native French and German Teachers and
The Art department under the lady graduate
OF the Cooper Institute of New York Music is Taught by
lady of many years experience who is first class in
structor.
n5-Terms moderate. Send for Circulars 74s sm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

~ Fine French twill and damask table covers,
assorted fine linen drlings of all kinds, at S. Mag
ninis FOu Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

~ Fine Victoria lawn, No 100 and 12O fine
French hannels fine silk handkerehiels at s. Mag
Minis, Fort Street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
NOTICE
NOTICE.

HAVING PROCURED FROM COL. MAIL.
IL LARD, the wellknown breeder of Rest Cattle
and Horses, the Best Formula known for Feed for
Mich Cows we are prepared to furnish the Feed to
those who require it, IN quantities to suit ~ SO per 100
pounds. AS this Feed Is made from the best grain
procurable we warrant 1t to be all that required to
able the owner of the 10 procure abundance of
rich milk, and to Insure healthy food for
ties wishing their own grain ground and prepared,
have done at short notice. either for feed
742 tf LAME q "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

You've MEs's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. The
regular meeting OF the above association will take
place at the Lycenm on Thursday tomorrow eve
niug at half past seven O'Clock, when and where a
general attendance is requested.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

- Oh mamma II you want me to be stylish
must have OF these fine princess jackets of the
C. o. P. Bazaar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

~ To be with the times and costumes You
must get some Of these nice tides and toiled ats,
at the e. o. p Bazaar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

- Fine heavy MarseIlles quilts, large assort-
ment Of line French shawls, at S. Magnin's Fort
Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

fB Black, colored and white silk lace ties OF
the latest styles and patterns, at the C. O. P Bazaar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

- The finest lot of ladies and children's bibs
TO be had at the c. o. p Bazaar