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Portrait of the Elk Chief Justice.

On Monday last, on the coming into Court Of the
Justices, there being a full attendance Of members Of
the Bar and a number of spectators, the portrait Of
Ex-Chief Justice Allen, which had been previously
hung in position, was unveiled. 1t is an admirable
likeness, and its re -production from q photograph by
the artist, MIR. Cogswel, is extremely creditable.
The following is the address on the occasion delivered
by Chief Justice Harris.
GENTLEMEN OF THE BAR-on the occasion when Chief
graced for twenty years. from June 4th. 1881, 20 February
fs'; o f9ai; ~ 70 o h nussi is The ! Hail i p snd ! snr OF sim snSu,d q
behalf of my Associates on the Bench, / requested that
memento. At that time it was thought that Judge AisE
might sit for his portrait in the United States. but he has
country, you have thought it a fitting opportunity TO OBJ
expressed by you. / have obtained this portrait which Is
now delivered into your possession, and which we now
The promptness Of your subscriptions and the earnest
ness which you have manifested, that none shall be FIRST
that our friends genial spirit and kindly confederation
minds. We have sought no contributions from oufsids
sources, bnt this is a free gift from his profession 70 the
agreeable circumstance to his children who are st1i
mali e nc to y ns to ! pers IN re IN fm,.. u ~ no
it may be at q long distance-the calmness of hts manner.
his diligence in the investigation OF causes, hfs urbanify
and cordiality towards all. The manner of obtaining the
portrait has been accidental, but 70 me, and / have no
doubt 10 you all. it has been more pleasing than IL would
have been TO have obtained IL from abroad; for we have
Offering, without having troubled him at ali. 'fp tsi 1 we
may be certain TINT when his children, as well as myself.
III your behalf, shall assure him that his life like features
look down upon us while engaged in our duty. aud that
from the canvas he appears 10 us TO be ia hs bodily
presence here, he will be no less gratihed than we are
ourselves.
In your name. gentlemen, ! congratulate the artist on
lbs SUCCESS. Inc Likeness is perfect. and the picture
fame except so far as every successful effort adds In some
degree TO every ones fame. no matter how widely extend
ed it may be; ii certsinly establishes his ~reputAtion
among us. -
1 should remind you that this portrait Of Judge Leer
is a contribution of the profession. II ia my Intention.
Gentlemen, unless you shall advise TO the contrary, "a
add to both these portraits of the Chief Justices now be-
fore us, in some manner which may be recommended by
the artist, the names and dates of their entering on the
duties Of ONCE; in Judge Lees case. the date Of his de.
cease, and in Judge Aliens that OF his leaving ONCE.
Our friend. whose portrait we unveil to-day, IL stu
living, and by hts vigor puts TO shame many younger
men. Indeed, it has been impossible TO associate the
idea Of advanced years with his s~pringing step and ytvx-
cious manner. May IL be many years hence before eny
one shall be obliged TO add his obit.
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Attempt to Assassinate the Car.

We are indebted TO the Hon. G. L. Bishop for a
copy Of the San Francisco Epsning Bulletin Of the
14th inst, from which we copy the following tele-
grams:
ST. PETERSBURG, April I4.-While the Czar was
Iaking his mOrnips walk early to-day. near the
Palace, four shots were fired at him. He was un-
hurt. The man who fired the shots was arrested By
the crowd which the firing attracted. The city Il
now being decorated In thankfulness for the Cars
escape.
WASHINGTON, April l4.-Secretary Evarts has
telegraphed the United States Minister TO Russia TO
convey to the Gar President Hayes congratulations
upon his escape from assassination.
Z Under the names Of Nihilism, Socialism and Com
munism. several attempts have been made to assas-
sinate n number Of the crowned heads Of Europe
during the past few years. Two attempts we're
made on the life Of the venerable Emperor Of Ger
many. who is justly beloved by his subjects. In
one case the assailant was executed. and the other
committed suicide. Alfonso, King Of Spain came
next, and the assassin was garrotted. Recently an
attempt was made on the life Of the young King Of
Italy. and by the Kings c~lemency the punishment
OF his would-be murderer was commuied 10 impris-
onment for life. According to q telegram in to-day's
paper tie life Of Queen Victoria, who Is now travel
ling in Italy, is threatened. The spirit Of murder
thus revealed as existing among those who pretend
to be working for the amelioration Of the condition
Of the masses. can only have the effect to damage the
cause which they advocate. and nothing is gained
for humanity.
The Gar is really one of the most enlightened
rulers of Europe, and naturally inclined to a liberal
policy, as was witnessed by bis emancipation Of the
Serfs. But the Empire is divided between two en-
treme parties-the Socialists or Nihilists, and the
old Russian or despotic party. 1t is like q pent-up
volcano, threatening to break out In fire and disorder
at any moment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ There is no use in disputing it, the best Shawls are
only to be had at the CO. BAZAAR
~ 1t is astonishing how cheap the c. o. P. Bazaar
sells seven yards of Corded Pique for one dollar.
A GREAT CONTINENTAL Grand Piano from steinway
& Sons, New York, which we saw and heard in DR.. Franz
LISTS Music Room, we must acknowledge as the grand
est creation that modern science, in Piano building, has
produced-From The 1Nel Leipsig Musk Zeftu's.
81 If you are in need of Lace and Fancy Ties, call at
the c. +. BAZAAR
AZ The largest and finest lot of Laces and Embroider-
les. new style of Satin-faced Ribbons, can be seen at the
c. c. P. BAZAAR.
Hv SOMETHING NEW ITO PLANTA-
ton Agents, Graziers, etc, who are in need of a light
handy machine for setting up and mending fence wire
will find just the thing at Dillingham; * Co.'S store, Fort
street. iepA
~ You cannot call yourself stylish, ii you don't get
one of the fine Hats at the C.. L. BAZAAR.
r~ Shirts Shirts! Shirts You can get the best at
the c. o. P. Bazaar.
SEWING TO -RENT-THOsE WISHING
to rent a sewing machine for a week or month can do 50
by inquiring of c. W. Cooke, at Messrs. Castle 4 Cookies
Store. is4 If
NOTICE.
aIr. La SpFcckeIs, of CniifOr nin. Intends
to construct e large Ditch on the Island of Maui, for
excavate or dig 500 feet or more OF this ditch by contract
and be paid for such work either by the number of cubic
feet or by the number of running feet of the ditch exca-
waited, are requested to apply to H. Schussler, Haiku
Maui. or to VIM. G.. Irwin s. Co., Honolulu, who will give
them the necessary information.
BY H. SCHUSSLER.
November %, 1873 de7
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List of Licenses Expiring in April,

RETAIL.
HI /. All Fai. Nuuanu st, Honolulu.
/. NJ McInerny. Merchant st, Honolulu.
/. Alma, wsiawa. Eva.
s.. All Leung. Nuuanu st, Honolulu.
3. Jno J Weik, King st, Honolulu.
.. Dillingham; & Co, King st. Honolulu.
+ 4 4 POI p Fernando aGDidh eorner MannaEea 4
Beretania SITS, Honolulu.
10. l. Aseu, corner Nuuanu s King SITS,
Honolulu.
10. Chung Faa, Nuuanu st, Honolulu.
IL. On Chong, Waikiki, Kona.
u. Goo Kim, Nuuanu st. Honolulu.
IA. Sen Chong, Nuuanu st, Honolulu.
10. All Kui, Nuuanu st, Honolulu.
u. EHonsehlasger 4 GO; Fort st 'HOnol"l"
10. All See, Fish Market, Honolulu.
%. Mon Chuck, Punaluu, KoolauloR.
~. All In. Hotel st, Honolulu.
&c. All. waiau. Eva.
AAuI-i5. ON chong, Hama
%. w L Davis. Makawao
81. All Lana, Kula
II. Gloon Sgan, Kahsinu. Kona
KACAI-I5. Bindt. Koloa
%. on o6ong x Al, Hanalei
%. J 81 Gibson, Hsnalei
WHOLESALE.
oAHU-1:. H Hackfeld K Co, Queen 81, Honolulu
A-UCTIONEER.
-. EP Adams, Oahu
l.. J Worth, Hawsii
VICTUALLING.
81. GIoiau < Co, Kappa, KAUAI
-. Peterson, King at, Honolulu
:. James H Boyd. Nuuenu st. Honolulu
STALLION.
.. Paul Isenberg, Kauai
CAKE PEDDLING.
~. All HUI
BOAT.
Q. Eslopi, No 4, Honolulu
Il
l. Kopena, No Is, Honolulu. (
3. Luiki, No 10, 20, Honolulu /
.. Kalaniumi, No %, Honolulu.
IL. w Kekauls, No 81, Honolulu.
90. Teigo, No %, Honolulu.
-. Akana, No %, Honolulu.
~. Wahine, No "a, Honolulu.
%. J A Dwight, No IS, Honolulu.
20, NJ Aona, No &c, Honolulu.
20. Kunohokai, No %, Honolulu.
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GIRCUIT COURT. FOURTH JUDICIAL
Circuit, Hawaiian Islands, in Probate, Island OF KAUAI,
SIS Hawaiian Islands. In the matter OF the ESTATE OF
ALyA BLAKE, deceased. Order appointing time Tor Probate
of Will ard directing publication OF notice Of the SAME.
A document purPortinz to be the last Will and Testament
Of AITa Blake. deceased, having on the LIST day Of April, A D.
1879, been presented 10 said Probate Court. and n petition Tor
The probate thereof and for the issuance Of Letters Testamen-
tary TO jared X. Emith, having been filed BY him-
Il IL hefby ordered, that TURDA the 10th day OF
May, A. D. 1879, at 10 O'Clock A. 81. Of said day, at the Court
Room Of said Cours, at Koloa, IN Kauai, be, and the same Is
hereby appointed the time for proving said Will and hearing
said application, when and where any person Interested may
appear and contest the said VIII, and the granting OF Letters
Testamentary.
II 10 further ordered. that notice thereof be given By pubica-
ton. for three successive weeks, in the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser and KuOkOa, newspapers printed and published In
Honolulu.
And Il is farther ordered. that citations be issued to the sub
arribing witnesses 10 said VIII, and to the heirs Of the testator
in this Kingdom, TO appear and contest the probate OF SAID
Will, At the time appointed
Dated Koloa, H. l., April 1t, 1879:
JACOB HARDY,
apl2 u Circuit Judge Fourth Judicial Circuit.
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Doc TAGs.-Those who have dogs are hereby
warned to see that they are provided with tags. as
we are informed that the Police are about to make
their annual raid for the purpose eff corraling and
destroying unregistered dogs.
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GAcsr CoMING--The Alto announces that the
yacht CISeo. owned by DR.. Merritt. would sail from
San Francisco about the 18th of April for q trip to
Tahiti, 70 return by the way Of Honolulu.
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Sale CT Government Land.

on saturday, May Slst. 1879. at IL o'clock noon. viii be
sold st public auction 81 the front entrance Of Aliiolsni
Hale. the premises known as the Union Hotel, Merchant
street. Upset price 81 600.
Full particulars Of boundsries Snd sresge can be oh
tanned at this Office. SAA'L q. WILDER,
.Dac Nr5,;s@sr - tbs Tp-.r;or
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Sale of Government Land.

On Saturday. May 3lst, 1879. ST II O'Clock noon. viii be
sold st public auction. ST the front entrance of Aliiolani
Hale, that piece OF lsnd situated at Ksluahole. Leahi. and
containing 10 sores. Upset price. $3.50 for the piece.
SAML G.. WILDER.
sp2S Minister of the Interior.
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~ What ship has two mates and no captain!
Ans. Courtship.-Erehangs 60. But after c~ourtship,
one mate goes to the galley and the other takes
command.
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

Notice OF foreclosure OF mortgage.
NOTICE Is HEREBY Give THAT PUR-
" suant TO a power Of sale contained in a certain Deed OF
Mortgage dated 3oth day Of January, A-D. 1877, made be-
tween Mary KAheiau, Of the one part, and A. J. Cartwright,
OF the ether part, and recorded in Liber IS, folios 23S, 29 and
gao, in the Registry Once, Honolulu, to secure the payment Of
Two Hundred Dollars, in two years from the date thereof,
with interest At the rate Of one per cent. per month, payable
semi-anuualy. The said A. J. Cartwright intends 70 ioreciose
said mortgage. and after the time limited by law. to cause The
said mt rtgaged property 10 be sold at Public Auction in Homo
lulu, for a breach in the condition contained in the said deed
such property being described as follows:
All that certain piece and parcel Of land situated at Pauhu-
luhuiu. Nuuzuu, Honolulu aforesaid, and being the same des-
cnbed In Royal Patent No. 1895, Kuieana No. "a ?. L., and
awarded 10 KAhsnai o. containing l $500 acres, together,
with the appurtenaucss theTeunto belonging.
RICHD z. BTCKERT0N,
Attorney Of said A.. J. Cartwright.
D.,a4 ri. 10Th d.y Of April. A. d. 1879. apl9 It
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Notice of United States Consular Agent.
Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ALL
persons having claims against the estate Of the late j. =.
SMITH, NJ. D., are requested 10 present the same in duplicate
to the undersigned within six months from the date Of the hrst
publication Of this notice, OF they will be forever oarredi and
all persons indebted TO the said estate are requested to pay the
THOMAS SPENCER.
ap25 In United States Consular Agent, Hilo, Hawaii.
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Leases of Goyernment Lands.

On Saturday. May 31st. 1879. at II O'Clock noon, viii be
sold 81 public auction, at the front entrance OF Aliiolsnt
Hale. the following Leases:
One piece of land situated in Manana, Eva, Oahu, con-
tanning about three sores, for 10 years. Upset price, fifty
dollars per annun.
Those valuable tracts OF land known as KihAlani and
Papaaloa. nesr to the landing of Lsupshoehoe, in the dis
trict of Hilo, Hawaii, containing about COO acres. for Is
years. Upset price $500 per annum.
Payments on all leases will be quarterly in advance.
Full particulars of boundaries. areage, Sc, can be OBJ
tanned st this Office. SAM'L G. WILDER.
ap2G Minister Of the Interior.
for taking and certifying the Acknowledgements to Instru-
THos. Brown,
Registrar Once. Registrar of Conveysnees-
April gath, 1879.
Approved: SAM'L G.. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior. sp263t
Mr.. GRO. BELL has this day been appointed an Agent
to take acknowledgements to Contracts for Labor in the
District of South Kohhla, Island of Hawaii, vice John
Stupplebeen, Esq, resigned.
SAML G.. WILDER,
Interior Office. Minister of Interior.
April o3d. 1879. apes st
ALL persons using adhesive Stamps must deface them
by writing their names across the Stamps with the date
of cancellation before the delivery of any Instrument at
this Office for record, agreeable with Section 4 OF Chapter
55 of the laws of 1876. THOMAS BROWN,
Approved: Registrar of Conveyances.
SAML G. WILDER.
Register Office, March both, 1879, mh22
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AyorHER 6EsEaous DoSATioS.-Sone time since
we had occasion to chronicie q donation TO the Amer
lean Board Of Missions Of $1,000 by "A Friend.'''
at these Islands. 10 the Mission Hsraid for April
we note that another friend st the Sandwich
Islands has donsied the sum Of SI.0O0 for For
eign Lands and Missionary Stations"
ANTI-REcIPRocIrr.-7Hc Grocer and Country
Merchant. a San Francisco weekly. Is q bitter OPP
ponent to the Reciprocity Treaty between Hawaii
and the United States. add publishes labored articles
TO prove that the latter eountry is greatly the loser
thereby. We respectfully refer Its Editor TO the
issue Of the ADVERTISER for April 9th, whereby. "
he is at all amensble TO reason. facts and hgurea
may tend to disabuse his mind. Also 20 the forth
coming issue Of the American Exporter Of New
York for May, for an article on the operation Of the
Treaty.
PoRrRAIr OF Hrs MaJEsrr.-we had the pleasure
yesterday. By invitation Of the artist, Mr.. W. Coes-
well, of inspecting the very handsome portrait Of
His Majesty the King, just completed By him. 10
is about two-tbirds Of life size, representing the
King in full uniform, and Is an excellent likeness.
proving Mr.. c. to be q master Of his profession. To
this be has devoted the labor Of his life. having on
different occasions been employed TO paint the por-
traits of q number Of prominent persons IN the
United States, including those Of president Grant
an artist Of Mr.. Cogswell's abilities visits these
Islands, and il would be very desirable II bis pres
ence here could be improved Sy procuring good por-
traits Of the three last Kamehamehas and Lunaiilc.
as well as those Of the late Ministers Judd and
Wyllie. with which to ornament the walls Of the
audience chsmbel Of the new palace shortly 20 be
erected.
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OPP FELLOWS BA~LL-.To-day is the Sixtieth
Anniversary of the institution of Odd Fellowship
in the United States. and by proclamation of John
B. Harmon. Grand Sire, is TO be observed as a tes-
tival by the Lodges. Members of the Order in
Honolulu celebrated the occasion by a ball last
evening at the Hawaiian Hotel.
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JuSE 1ITH-Six weeks only Intervene between
now and Kamehameha Day. Are there to be no
races this year
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NOTICE.

VUNHE UNDERSIGNED, wM. o. SMITH,,
u executor Of The will Of Mrs. Mary Wilson Andrews, de-
ceased, hereby gives notice TO all persons who have claims
against the estate Of the said Mrs. Andrews to present the
same TO him within six months from the date hereof, or they
will he forever barred.
WILLIAM o. SMITH,
Executor Of the Estate Of Mary Wilson Andrews.
Uopolulu. April 18th, 1879. spI9
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gtgaI advertisements.

SUPREME COURT OF HAwAIIAN
- IsLAND IN Probate. In the matter Of the ESTATE
OF WV. II. WRIGHT, late OF Kooa, Kauai, deceased, Al
Chambers, before Chief Justice Harris.
On reading and fling the petition and accounts OF JOHN n.
WRIGHT, Executor Of the VIII Of wM. ii. WRIGHT, late Of
KoIoa, Kauai. deceased, wherein he asks to be allowed 81,
27o 90, and charges himself with S~Ie,63T.o9, and asks that the
same may Be examined and approved, and that n fnal order
may Be made Of distribution Of the property remaining In his
hands TO the persons thereto entitled, and diseharging him and
his sureties from all further responsibility az such Executor.
IL Is ordered, that MONDAY the 18th day Of May, A. D.
1879, At 10 O'Clock, A. VI. before the said Justice. at Chambers,
10 the Court House, at Honolulu, be and the same hereby -
appointed as the time aud place fer hearing said petition and
accounts, and that all persons interested may then and there
appear and show cause, n any they have, why the same should
nos be granted, and may present evidence as to who are ent-
tied 10 the said property
And thai this order, Ia The English and Hawaiian languages,
Be pubHahed In the Pacific Commercial Advertiser and Kuokoa
neEspapeu printed and published in Honolulu, for three sue
eessITe weeks previous TO the time therein appointed for said
hearing.
CIIAS. G. HARRIS,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Attest: A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk Supreme Court. mhl9 %
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in Estate of IRA RICHARDSON.

Notice In Estate OF Ira
TUNHE UNDERSIGNED. APPOINTED AD-
uInistztors Of the Estate Of IRA RICHARDSON, late Of
HonoIuiu. Island Of Oahu. deceased intestate, request that
immediate payment Of all debts due 20 the said estate be made
A. the once. over the Bank OF Bishop 4 Co, in said
Honolulu, or 70 Arthur W. Richardson, At the store on the
corner If FORT and Merchant Streets, In said Honolului and
that ali claims against said estate, whether secured by mort
gaze or not. be forthwith presented (Eiih proper Vouchers)t TO
fbs untsruzued. or TO Arthur W. Rchardsou, At one Of the
;. sboys desfgnated. J.. MOTT SMITH,
+. C. RICHARDSON,
Administrator.
u,,,t-t, n I March 9Th, 1879. mills Pm
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NOTICE.

DNHE TNDERSINGED HAVING BEEN
elected Assignees Of the Estate Of C. Al, Of Wafloku,
q Bankrupt. notice IL hereby given to all persons Indebted to
he said 9. Al 20 make immediate payment to VI. Green, at
IRE one Of N. Phillips & Co, At Honolulu, or T. W. Everett,
at Waikiki, Maui .SkEEN
t.oss- 80 Assfguees Of the Estate Of G. Al a Bankrupt.
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NOTICE.

nNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed Executor 81 the viii Of HENRY OTIS
BUCKLiS deceased, has had the VIII duly Probated, and
hereby notifies all persons having claims against the Estate
of The sail Bucklin. 10 present their claims within six months
from this date, or they will be forever barred. All persons
Indebted 70 The Estate will make immediate payment TO
JAMES A. HOPPER, Executor.
Honolulu. March 81, 1879. sp5 I'm
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HALF-MAsT-On Wednesday last, the aags Of the
shipping in port and that of the German Consulate,
were displayed at half-mast in respect to the memory
of the young Prince Waldemar, third son Of the
Grown Prince of Germany. who died at Berlin
March q, Of d~iptheria. In consequence of the
receipt of the affecting intelligence by Prince Henry,
the proposed native hookupH in his honor was
abandoned.
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sAILEp.-H. L G. Ms ship Pria= .Hdaiberi
sailed for Yokohama, Japan, on Thursday evening.
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Two BANDs.-on Tuesday afternoon the band at
tached to the German war ship Prin= .Adai6erf.
and our Hawaiian band, gave a concert at Emma
Square, playing alternately. Quite u large con-
course of ladies and gentlemen gathered 10 listen to
the music, which it is needless TO say was very fine.
Perhaps as a matter of politeness to strangers, the
performances of the ships band were highly praised,
but Berger's Hawaiians lost none of their laurels.
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r If Won are in need of Lace and Fancy Ties, call at
.ho c. @. p. BAZAR.
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az The largest and finest lot of Lsces and Embroider-
les. new style of Satin-faced Ribbons, can be seen at the
C.. O. T. BAZAAR.
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THE SAN Francisco MERcHANr.-We have re-
ceived some of the first numbers Of a commercial
paper recently started with the above title. Its
Editor, Mr.. A. d. Bell. is said to be an able journal
list, and the numbers before US appear to be well
edited. We trust however that hereafter he will be a
little more careful when copying from us to give the
proper credit, and not attribute our " thunder - to
the Hdtcaiian Gasette. as was done in the JMer-
chant of March %.
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MUsIC-The Band will play this afternoon at
Emma Square. commencing at 430 P. NJ. The
following is the programme:
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SEWING TO WISHING
TO rent a sewing machine for a week or month can do so
by inquiring of c. ". Cooke, at Messrs- Castle 4 Cookies
g. ia4 If