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Catching a Devil Fish.

me most exciting event of our cruise
thus far was the capture of an immense
devil fSn. Ever since our arrival IN these
waters several huge fish have been Oh
served IN the vicinity OF the ship, and
much speculation has arisen as to what
they were. One making its appearances
our gunner, George F. Cushman, decided
to establish his identity, if possible, and
accompanied by Assistant Engineer Ed
wards. Midshipmen Mcdonald. Wood and
Craven and Paymasters Clerk >palding
gave chase in the dingy. The fish, swim
ming slowly and near the surface of the
water which is very clear here, looked
like great ShapelcSs brown mass, fire.
quently throwing above the waves the
thin, white tips of its sides, like the dor
sal fin Of shark. 1t allowed the boat t.
approach within few wards Of it without
showing any symptoms of alarm, when ii
suddenly sounded. The harpoOn, thrown
10y MIR. tushman struck but not with sui
llclent force to hold, for the fish freed it
self and disappeared, after dragging the
boat with great velocity for several sec
Onds Another was seen, however. after
a short search, and was approached more
successfully As it showed an lndltler-
ence to our presence equally great to that
OF Its companion, We pulled the boat dl
reCtN over and no more than n foot or
Two above it, and Mr. CuShman, standing
in the bow, plunged the harpoon firmly
into its flesh.
In an instant that seemingly passive
mass was transformed into an infatuated
monster, which first threw itself bodily
al ,t rba md a.
to business sent the hdrpoon line viii
ing out at a rate that Nould have made
It decidedly uncomfortable for US had the
/ line become foul. The strain soon came
upon the dIngY and. us we were WhiSked
along With the speed OF an express train,
we teIt is though we had applied the
/ match to some mine. or that We had been
taken IN tow 10y the gentleman in black
himself 1t was a ride that tor novelty
and speed could rarely be cQualcd. I'M
aTine our situation, IN a light boat. with
sJch monster attached to it, which, as
II rushed along, now on the surface, and
AGAIN diving deep, threatening to upset
us among the sharks, and You can realize
the intense excitement OF the moment.
| The only available thing in the boat a
bucket. had been made fast IL the har-
pOon line to offer some additional resiS-
lance, but the fish seemed to II -drd it no
more than 4 feather, and With the bucket
out Of sight lndeT water continued to
draw Us Up and down tile bay 1T full
speed. During all this time its efforts
| had been confined in an attempt to escape,
hut us its load grew heavy it 0ecamc ucI-
| .Igerent, and several times turned upon
B , h.. Ia l.-+ L.
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Mr.. Robert Burdette, the funny writer
of the Burlington Qa.) Hawkeye, was to
have lectured in Herkimer, n. Y, the
other evening, but found himself snow
bound at Utica. He called at the Utica
Herald office and left the annexed stanza
of regret for the people of Herkimer:-
The Burlington man came out Of the West
In swallow tail coat and cutaway vest.
But he said, II conjecture
There's snow chance for a lecture:
So his overworked chin had rest
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An INDIGEsTIBLE MoRsEL Ostriches
are supposed to bear off the palm for
swallowing all sorts of strange things.
But curious articles are found sometimes
IN the NAV of the Goldfish, showing that
he IS often more voracous than delicate
IN appetite. A fish inspector in this city
has IN bis possession an ordinary pair oil
scissors which were found in a large cod
last fall. 1t is probable that the scissors
were dropped from some vessel, and their
brightness attracting the attention of the
fish, he snapped them up as something
good to eat. The points were shut to-
gether, and the scissors were very rusty.
Portland Adv
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An editor in one of the northern coun-
ties has received - in an envelope, with
no writing except the words conscience
money" written in trembling hand, as
though the writer was about to die. The
editor don't know which of his subscrib-
ers to give credit to for the 81, and has
decided to give two hundred delinquents
credit for cent apiece. [Hawkeye.
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AT Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday Of
January, A. ID. 1879.
JENNIE II. REMlSH, Administrators of the es
- tate Of Frank NJ. Holt, late Of Searsport in said
County of Waldo. deceased, having presented her
first account of Administration for allowance
Ordered, That the said Administrative give notice
TO all persons interested by causing IA copy of this
order to be published three weeks successiyely in
the Republican Journal, printed at Belfast that they
may appear at Probate Court to be held at Belfast
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
of February next at ten of the clock before noon
and show cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
PHlLO HERSEY, Judge
true copy. Attest B. +. FIELD Register
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pi ,I. court Of the United States. District of
In the matter of
WATSON &. SARGENT In Bapkru
R1ukruDt

TINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE that petition has
been Presented to the Court this 18th day Of
January, 1879, BY Watson b. Sargent, Of Monroe "A
Bankrupt prdN ing that he may be decrted to have u
full discharge from all his debts provable under the
Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Petition,
II is ORDERED by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same, on the LIST Monday OF March, A. -
1879, before the Court i'll Portland in said District
mt 10 O'clock A. NJ, and that the second meeting uf
the creditors of said Bankrupt. be held before Chas
liamlin, ESD Register, on the 18th day of January,
iN19 and the third meeting OF the same on the 2sth
day of January. lS79 and that notice thereof be- pub
lishrd in the Bangor Daily Wing and Courier and
the Republican Journal, newspapers printed in said
District, once week for three successive weeks and
once in the weekly Bangor Courier the last pnblica-
ton to be thirty days least before the day of hear
ing, and thar all creditors who have proved their
debts aud other persons in interest may appear at
said time and place, and show cause if any they
have, why the prayer of said Petition should not be
granted. WIN. p PREBLE
3w3 Clerk of District Court for said District
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AT Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County Of Waldo, on the second Tuesday Of
January, A. d. 1872.
SAMUEL kINGSBURY, named Executor in a
y certain instrument purporting 10 be the last viii
and testament OF Isaac Hoaket late OF " aldo, In
said will for Probate.
Ordered, That the said hingsbury give notice
to all persons interested BY causing copy d this
order to be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican Journal, printed at Belfast, that they
may appear at Probate Court, to be held at Belfast,
within and for said County,on the second Tuesday OF
February next at ten Of the clock before noon. and
show cause, if any they have why the same should
not be proved, approved and allowed.
PHILO HERSEI. Judge.
true copy. Attest-B. 7. FiEIr u, Register
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y man OF fifty, sAroudtd III .u ulster
and carrying 4 whip Id his hand. and
followed NV d woman VINO looked fulll a~
Did. entered woods ard avenue Store tho
other cN enlng 10 make some purchases
/ They talked together as man and wife
would Pretty soon the Woman stN some
thing ln 4 showcase tD interest hrr. l-f
elbows were placed On the Glass. ;tuU tLrre
was crash that startled everybody in the
store The husband took HI the situation
al glance, and remarked as III made iOr
the door
"Wen l guess won't bay to-day, as
! I'm in 4 hurry"
The wife started to follow hut the
merchant called to her, and SHE in tuiu
! called to her husband, who paid not the
least attention. The merchant however,
0Verhadled him as he was unhItchng his
team, and said
"See here, sir YOU must pay for tile
! damage done by your Wife
My wife do you call that woman my
wife 2 replied the man.
"Nhy, | thought She was she came in
with you"
Cant woman 60 into store with a
man and not De bis wife + protested the
man
But | am your wiie-of course | am -
put in the woman, coming up Just at that
time
you are, eli ?"
"Ofcourse She is" Indignantly eXclaim-
ed the merchant. Come, now, | want
my pay"
How much ?" queried the man. look
ing from one to the other.
well, about twelve shllings'
The man hesitated, but finally counted
out the money, while the woman took a
seat in the sleigh
and you admit that she is your wife !''
inquired the merchant as he pocketed the
money.
Il 'spose she's a relative"
'But isn't she your wife Z"
"Why don't you tell him am, John ,"
| urged his wife
ooh you keep still :" he growled, as he
kicked the snow off his toes "if that ere
damage had been twenty shillings instead
OF twelve | wouldn't have even owned Won
for brother in law Hitch along and
bless yer stars that | han't as mean as
some husbands" Detroit Free Press.
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Administrators Sale

DtKSUANr to a license from the Honorable
Judge OF Probate for the Comfy of Waldo, |
shall sell AT public auction the fourth day
OF February, A. d. ls79, at ten of the clock in the
forenoon, al the office of Joseph williamson in Bel
fast IN said County lot numbered eight in said Bel
fast, as assigned and set Off to John f. Hall, de
ceased in the report and plan of the commissioners
appointed to make partition of the estate of the
late Frye Hall, deceased recorded in the Registry
OF Probate for said County, volume 60 pages 33l and
1872 to which reference is hereby had for description
WILLIAM Ii. MOODY,
Administration of the estate of John F. Hall,
BY K. II. MOODY, his Attorney
Dated at said Belfast, this 2lst day of January A.
u. ls19.-3wf
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Illustrating the predcament of the Pot
ter Committee, Mr.. Reed of Maine is
credited with story. Mr.. Potter was
advising with him as to what should be
done when Mr.. Reed exclaimed: ooh,
do as you like with the corpse. Up in
Maine," continued Reed, there was a
country funeral. The master of ceremo-
MES, owing to che healthy nature of the
country, was a little green as to the
course of procedure. Having delivered
a short exhortation, he addressed the rel
atives of the deceased, eXcaiming The
cousins of the corpse will now advance
and look at him. In this affair" said
Reed, awe want it distinctly understood
that we are not the corpse's cousins
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For Sale,

II Fancy Cards, Snowflake Damask. Assorted in
j % styles with name. 10 cts. Nassau Card Co.
Nassau New York.
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GEO. y. EaaHENGTON, Ph.rmari.t
BIO E~<rN street Salem. Was

Wholesale Agents far Maine. W =. rufttu,-
co.'s Portland. Mlltj.N J.. Am. bangor. 5ul
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Winterport, Jan. 10, 1s79.-3w4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29

Ell Chief-Justiee Mexican died yesterday morning.
January 5th. ut o'clock Of typhoid fever, aged
hfty-seyen- The announcement Of his death brought
sadness to the heart Of every Gentle in Utah. all
feeling that in him they had lost near and dear
friend and the liberal cause q champion. He was
the first Judge to make Mormon priests feel the
strong arm of the Government. and that the law Of
the land above that Of the church. and that had
he been sustained by the Government when be i'm
prisoned Brigham Young in the Utah penitentiAry
for contempt, the polygamy question would have
been practically settled. The Judge native Of
New York, and was born Saratoga. During
the Of the rebellion he served with distinction
Colonel Of the Seventeenth Regiment. He also rep
resented bis district in Congress for two terms and
then appointed Chief Justice of Utah by Presi
dent Grant. meeting of the bar held, eloquent
eulogies pronounced BY Judges Tilford Rosborough,
Mcbride, Marshall and others.
A letter from Her Msjesty the Queen expresses
her heartfelt thanks for the universal sympathy
shown her in her affection at the loss Of her
A difficulty has arisen 10 regard to British juris-
dietion at Cyprus. caused BY the action of Italy.
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Mz E1-ar-s-= -lr l-zls a tie Cd Pr0rerb
aa= t-ruz Sweeps SlsEz. hEs never per
larn u-z Eu-r Ea-u1 8 5e=uurt-l1ss than si1es the
a5u@z asur aE che FsssaaE zsinarrT, needed
nz $780, -11rzs lzs-15zus1 il several depart
--u aaF 6uHu-z-srr rEirH hs7staf1rs, TO say
la aa=E Hs-t raz1H=a-1 IN Hzytkang 5ut a Business
-aE= hawrrg- uas 5sPErtzsut aud
49, ---aa= az4a-l-a1 aas laas aPpeGrs 10 have
uauara1 aas .-ls--rr III Eas z5rF1srit Aliuds 10
Gao Eal.ur 1- Eu1laziE-
Mer EEr Hzz5azE or wiling than an to
~ q lsl E-azn aE szzlz1alz . tAs Ania5iiiiy
un-uuu1suu z1t raslEnus % Cur Eu-rhy Marshal and
aa a-zsns All rlz-egs1 De4uty. Il 14et The almost
waualt -ruEzasaul l1zz thsst rss suinsut of5ciAis
sus a--anst t1r lsitr 1alse-aFs skL and Gcaiensss
-uu1 -uuamr az u-llrEz on NJ PARK uuEGtory
aE ~. E4az-- uaauaE za1z esur1s are supplemented
$685. aGzia-z 4zl iz-s-istzt s9borsirGtes.
uaaa AZ -uar asgui-u=a-ll practically lost To
r1aars - 1la- &c rrlasnsrs Gel OF light bail
E-aut a1u-uul EE1s-E w1lElzg board Of for
rz hazlz s1azzgH n upsz GaF. and betGkiug
zauz-alEw ua-zT as Pe4sssEliy 70 possibly lsss
ualau-aaa -auzsa F-lalay more souEsuiAl elines.
- zlr a-rzl sgsz O. he MErshSl was presun-
a1 a= 1aaE Az E1t Eizss hlrE aries have hear
um- -alzE--le- 1uE arrests have 70
an ananHa--g aaa- nnas ersspt ia tue case OF the
&c., 11a- azE EEa- have besr crediby in
4-ua- HHt a-rufls1s- Elie " thruurh the attaches
- -1s a-ai-za-l. gov =Ein-ain TAI this state Of
60 aaE lt ae4s- eeusur4hle, and calls for
@-mE me rEz q those Eith whou tie
a1@u-Z Huaa AZ yoUTs, 4.
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SOMETHING NEw.-A Chinese Theatre has been
fairly nsugursIed in this city. The dramatic per-
fornanees so far have been confined TO exhibitions
similar 10 the old time Punch and Judy periormar-
ces, which seem to answer all the purposes of en-
tertaiuing the Cinnamon, and enabling them to
while away a few hours of au evening like other
folks. We cannot speak Of the excellence of their
performances, owing to our ignorance of their Ian
guage, nor can We speak approvingly of the quality
OF their music, which is made up of horrid din on
Instruments the most diseordAut to refined must
cal ear. But if John Chinamsn can be hsppy with
such an entertainment, We see no reason why he
should not.
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EXTRA
T ICE!

ANY PERSON who is
about to buy a Piano,
Organ, Guitar, Banjo,
ACCORDION, Concerto
ma, Harmonica, Violin,
Tambourine, Set of
Bones, or Harmonica
Flute, Music Box, Fife
and Drum, Flute, or
anything in the music
line, Sheet Music, In
struction Books, Song
Books, Or Music Books
of any kind, will find
the best of everything
at the Music Store.
Don't fail to call and
examine our fine Pr
amos, Organs, ETC., the
best ever imported in
to this Kingdom. If
you are in want of a
SEWING MACHINE,
please call and exam
inc the New American
or send for illustrated
catalogue and price
list. Take one home
and try it. You will
never use any other
after once trying the
A Nj E RICAN. See 1t !
Try it! Buy it! and
you will never regret
it. Works equally well
on heavy or light work.
Self setting needle.
Self-threading shuttle
andself-regulating ten
sion. Light running,
durable, and easy to
understand. Send your
orders to
GEO. f. WELLS,
No. 66 FORT STREET,
4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29

TIE GREAT RAIN SToRN.-The severest storm of
wind and heavy tall Of rain which has visited these
Islands for many years has Just past The storm
lasted for days and during that time the rain
fall vas very great. A good deal of damage WAS
done in and around this city, in the way OF blowing
down trees and fences on Saturday night and dur
ing Sunday last, at which time the tempest was at
its hight. On Sunday night the wind sbated and
rain almost ceased by Monday morning, when the
sun came out clear. bright and warm. We have
heard OF quite number Of cattle dying from the
ruld aud rain
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sE Notwithstanding the inelemency of the
weather, the "Calitoruis Aggregation" gave an en-
tertainment at the Hawaiian Theatre on Saturday
evening last, upon which occasion they presented
very good bill, the performance was good, the
audience under the circumstance, was fair. If the
manager will repeat Saturday evenings programme
when the weather is more favorable, he win doubt
less be greeted with a crowded house, for his en-
iertaiumeut is deserving of liberal patronage The
dancing contest for silver cup between Harris of
the California Aggregation" and Lyall OF the
" Hawaiian Minstrel Troupe" was decided in favor
Of the latter named artistic, which makes Mr. Lyall
the champion terpsehieoresn artistic If the Islands
Long live " Little Dick " the boss dancer
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@ Gls-a-lazz-- LCE11s--T--91 krldEy morning
hs A--z- Er1-uEF ! Rsse-lson had on erHi-
r1l E -1er E-urt Etn11E, a c1ri0csly shaped
za- wla11 a. been zllGaE liz CIR hLrbor BY ualive
.sas-zar -hE z--- aes1rt- e sAaps, Il l. fat As
t-E emo - auL- EI1h q r9ans plpe-Ilke suout.
~2 uaE1s b. 1ns ems OF j, through which it
E-tar 1--1lus- - szs-e14uce. terii Is destitute
rr am n-1a- z1urA T. has rE8 large eyes, one on
aal- asa luzazzc lauzt zl1HEy betEeeu The paint
1la auu1z 4nE rHr tina Ek5ca are part Of its
-l- au-zE AZ ne Ea-hGr end il resembles
Lz@ u1 Ia l1lE nu1rc SCI on edge. and on each
rz-r - 1@ u- 1iHperz ne specimen We are try
aaE 1aaz-lne n aau1t thirrE inches long and is
aaua1-i-r sr-i-ar A. over WIKI tread Way lines
--ls r--ia-s ssss-sz OF liz brsuv 5eep excited no
-a--l -zrua's Eu1 EAE visited b q large crowd Of
rE-suns= aE 10 uut sguld eve The zane Of the
1-u---l n- asa-l * - proper place or clzssi6eA-
-E m1-z-- We Ez1arsiMn6 fhEf Messrs Whit
@- e. Eu1E--su1 iursac FruserTi1g the fish, in
u-re sa1 b 10 su=e person Skilled iz natural
Zaus m1u za- 1as-zr Is ia proper place, and give
1 On r-uuar zazE We haEr1 one gentleman say.
Orr aaL aaz -la alEE sre-i@ In The waters Of The
hr-HE " nn- -z-Hrh- 1u- he could not give the
u1za 1H 1El- IL he Epsozsn we saw Is really
q ---s-u ut liza auz Enei E1lsrz. be was .ar away
-=z An@r waa- e1zEal. and Should have had
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~ The new Hawaiian schooner LukA arrived
yesterday from Puget Sound, in 10 days passage,
loaded with lumber. she had rough weather all
The passage. This vessel belongs 10 Messrs. Allen &
Robinson and Is intended for the coastiug trade OF
rAHsH TslarHr
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---M@ @smm AIT Grul1HE-T a1Fu been rnrfzr ut
s@szaH MaG 1nHa caused E-alt Ea1--=4ssy, the pso-
ra uunr mum@muul ~ IL iHzR E1zanz-
-n Flzr WalkHurz. tie Chiasss phTsieina nj
1.ar1uu ~nm $500 IN Gar-se from EairhgrEh
@un1 Eur 1hzE Hf &EERzh1- LAST
E= mEriurF =u= Tz-tus-uu rsporr a severe
H-4-@=f hg-wgHz 5laE Chneas tr0ups and the
E@alg1-azz uundAns Eaaz1 lhs ts-zsr were AlnoSt
-
a. E@m -E-uF TX suu1- Ct Earl se-ro-sseld Is to
nm @-uaaaE a. zuzFDHE-
@@ E&=-E n E=p9-iszssd i scene Of the prov
Zmm IN 11za rhHeEizr TIA rHlrF1ti5u Of the
Fs u~l-E - Ina 1a-uinaEasHs and iaSttsztisE Of
49, uI-h-uak u sAa TElE1E q EAin1us has
1lAHr E@m- Inn ASAruH rurulsas and to5k three
mumul @=1 1uw zz-Hala1 me zGFiEHl- They are re-
raa-u@l huuE r===arsnc gross b1-s1-isisa
Inv -uaazz z E~u-rz sszl uuz-snuua- GsurrnI
%@@zT 1nnl- ia lzEzzrezt la@anr, suGH ID claim
nnnuru-rzlH nf TnnuEan- ms rnuressn cntire Of
=M GFl@n-E- I'm rrhela hare tnkea several
1amm =nA=- " ll1rE 1Fpa1-H 70 be felt IN
-@EllE uaumurIlzE 1ls EausiA-
-M @ars=uur or EarrEu-r har rrshihissa experts
o. 1==m Hz1 @zH=izlazuz 1-u@ HslEkong-
mmu1ra s-a- me Gaze C1Ia-r askr the ota-
m1r Eln=mmE Easz- E-zF- 1a1s 81 Lnrsn Bay, and
mu@sm AlEaa1 A-us1anzf a. TIA. Cou-s
Hl- @a uuusznn nr ia rssakz1ziaa 81 the frvutier
EaHu@ Ealz hHS H--sFsl a. Ia riEy q geIAlGbAd,
@@1 Em -aEEr1a1 rirz a FEbziEsi1u.
-a @r6nrg EzAhzsi-- Coz=iztue held a meeting
@A Z4 llGzE. AID u m-n uzn0zared that 4
n-zu-EEaHa iu- aEH@ Ia turrtsuliag s1hihition,
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~ The recent heavy showers of rain have re.
suited 10 doing considerable damage 10 property at
Psl4a suburban district OF this city, particularly
to 8 rice patch located on the south side of King
street, and on the Eva side of the Reformatory
School There were reports Of damage beiug done
10 iaro patches, aud fences having been washed
away, but in the absence OF any reliable confrma-
lion Of these latter reports, we cannot youeh for
their correctBess
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EX ESKBANK.
FOR SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES
FROM WRECK OF ABOVE VESSEL:


Lead and Zinc Paints,
Galvanized Iron Pipe,
Flat and Round Bar Iron,
Files, Coolers,
One Vacuum Pan, Vacuum Pump,
Piping and Fittings,
One Juice Heater,
One Clarifer,
One Donkey Engine,
One Diagonal Engine,
Centrifugal Fittings,
Four Steam Traps,
Flange and Spigot Pipes,
Two Swimming Boxes,
Two Aspinal Pans,
McOnie CHARTERS,
Watson CHARTERS,
One Mixer and Fittings,
One 1000 gallon Iron Tank,
One Ton Mule Cart,
Four Anchors,
120 fathoms l-2 in. Stud Chain.
7ss St WILDER g. CO.
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E On Saturday night, during the prevalence of
the gale, portion Of the shed at the old Custom
House was blown down. Also the same night
Mr.. Horns flagstaff, on Hotel street, WIS blown
down and carried aeross the street by the high
ind
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NOTES OF rHE wEEA.

F There are nine schooners lying at Honoipu,
having run 10 there for protection from the storm
VIC hope they will all reach their destination in
safety
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29

E The non-arrirsl OF the P. NJ. S. s. Australia
up to the hour Of going to press Tuesday eve
ming, prevents Us from furnishing readers with
lnr-irn news of a later date than JanuarY ID
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29

~ We understand E. b Ms ship Triumph is
expected IN this port some time during the month
Of February. The Triumph Is an irou-clad, CON-
handed BY N Admiral
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29

A CpScEEr.-MAdaIne Jenny Clans will give one
OF her iuiutAble instrumental and musical concerts
It the Lyeeum. on Nuuanu street, on Thursday
evening the 30th inst This will be rare cLsnce
for the lovers ofgood music, aud therefore, hope
the people will tnrn ont 10 enjoy H. A diagram {
the house can be seen Al McWayne's drugstore.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29

F The schooner Pueokahi went ashore on the
coast OF the island Of Molokai, during the prevA-
lsuee Of one ofthe recent severe gales The Schooner
was the property Of Mr.. Frank Cooke Of this city.
The weather al Lahains has also been very severe.
Sehoouers destined tor that port experienced great
Inconvenience 10 landing passengers, not attempt
ing 10 discharge any freight