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not for any other purpose. Mrs. Water
man having testified that she did not
tell the little girl acertain thing, it is
+ allowable to impeach her testimony by
asking the little girl what she did tell
her,
With constant promptings from the
Public Prosecutor, Adele told her story.
She said that the lawyers came to her
one day and asked her if she had seen
any thing of the cup. She admitted
seeing the cup marked "Pet' in the
cupboard of her mothers house. When
| she next saw her grandmother the latter
said to her, Your mother had no such
cup as that. There is cup marked
something else that belonged to me"
During this painful recital Mrs. Water
man, who was being virtually accused
OF perjury by her g1andchild, looked
pale as death. Her face was firmly set,
and she did not lower it, although the
gaze of the crowded Courtroom was
concentrated upon her. When the
painful scene was concluded, not with
out many Interruptions by the counsel
Tor the defense, the Public Prosecutor
heayed a sigh of relief. .s-.--
Do you know the nature of an oath,
AdeleP" asked Col. Wait, rising once
more and looking fxedly at the wit
ness.
mo, sir" was the artless answer.
:" There, you see, your Honors," ex-
claimed the prisoners counsel triumph.
antly, "she admits that she doesn't
know what's she's doing"
"But she says it's wicked to tell a
falsehood, and that God will punish
her." said Judge Culver emphatically.
''She may not know about the legal
form, but she understands the essence
Of the thing"
When little Adele left the witness
chair she walked over to where her
mother was sitting. Curiosity seekers
craned their necks to see what the
mother would do. The child tripped
unhesitatingly up to the silent figure in
black, whose life she had been helping
to swear away, and put out her tiny
hand. The mother caught her in her
arms, raised her upon her lap, pressed
her to her breast, and began smoothing
back her golden hair with trembling g
but loving hands. Those who stood
near say that the only words she uttered,
and those in choked voice, were +" My
precious!"
Five hundred gaping spectators stared
at this scene with dry eyes, and the law
yers for the prosecution, to their honor,
did not hide their emotion. The tears
coursed down the furrowed cheeks of
the venerable counsel for the prisoner
as he rose and in tremulous voice de-
manded that the entire evidence be
ruled out as inadmissable. He made an
eloquent argument, but the Judges felt
compelled to refuse, and the case went
over until next Tuesday. There remain
only two hours of rebutting testimony
before the summing up.
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Shakespeare Verified.

The late Mr.. William Shakespeare, of
Stratford-on-Avon, remarked to the eff
feet that what in the Captains but q
choleric word is in the soldier rank
blasphemy. A Prince in the Russian
army and four company officers were
tried last week for frauds in military
finances during the late war. All FIVE
were found guilty, one Captain was
cashiered, another Captain and a couple
of Lieutenants sent to prison, and the
Prince-who was the instigator of the
frauds-was sentenced to pay 5000.
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TIE { rFIRsTaFIRE.

. are nne remembered night
ne nlss nai ri Trali We kindled; bright
GcDhttsa we're its CLEANS.
Ana;rg ~ me New World all our own,
Rninn,coning radiant futures, shone
'sS ssss prophecy of our dreams'
-,ndov burned against the cold,
0n s.n s.nss from the dark, behold,
I ~ y tefssnsient halos came
81 Y ssousenold trobadour OF Mirth, MI 80,
5ss "a Al Messed the blessing flame.
Z -" b 4ssfssF wEt ~ g. -
oa,.hiuc freight, rosy warm!
Y nui, w. Nth many a floating form
osa n dreamy shade abloomi
nar bv Love transfgured, wrought
NM N umairscles Of, f,tender thought,
Y lTSSnsfgufing the room!
Iian'A John James Piatt.
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|htsabrave Y young sailor:

kisa abtaTe young sailor:
ae hailsfrom 0ban Bay:
" Granddame'si pride, his shipmates'
/ AhAndsome, bold, and gay.
at nn cheek will pale of sudden,
nd his tears gush like tide,
Iyo1 name the Pass OF Brander,
where his English mother died.
a48ss{ss1zsss --.
.s 49,. This aneedote, which / have only
II ~ vas told me as fact by the late
N \ !. aotman Y Macleod. He had once referred
saMe sermon fpreached, believe, at Liv-
sleoI Alter service q sailor came up and
l, yIe u y MIN: Sir" with a burst of tears,
~ w Mory Of yours was true. The woman
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otdaWHAT do I remind youof most?"
said he.o5 "a French clock, ''seid she.
Puzzled, and with slight. misgivirg,
he gothis watch regulated that day, md
asked: :" What is the special feature of
French clock?'' "Oh, they never
CO." said the horologer, as he gave him
his watch.
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THE PASS OF BRANDER.

kfsS fSs@ssSsNs-
~ dutaor Of !" John Haitian. Gentleman"
,ongthe Pass of Brander, ...-
mi many a year ago,
ss,r trudeed awidOw woman
M Mpepfhrough theblinding snow.
lv,ary widow woman.
Arish sweet soft English tongue;
stsnper in the Highland glens,
afreble, and pale, and young.
1 rdxtli her simple story,
As M nessed from door to door:
osve me just O piece OF bread
sm q nights rest once more.
NJ husband was sailor;
1 IA he hailed from Oban Bay;
,ssnsto4ake his baby home,
ia lag itwhere he lay:
srdhyison his mothers breast,
1Hf then I'll gladly 60"
j asds held mp a thin, thin hand,
Mwhlte as any snow.
/ iloug the Pass of Brander
/ ne wind sank soft and still;
4 sWalfs Rood silently above -s
Ben Cruachan's mighty hill.
I fhe Ave was like river of glass,
Anid0paled in its tide, zs
I ne neat black Pass of Brander
I sRose on the other side.
An serie place to travel through;
But she was not afraid
fFgtast or wrath, Of beast or man
sen tse near God'' she said.
! me path grew longer, longer
i such poor soft Eaglish feet
! But twssa brave young English heart,
4 Ptient and calm, and sweet.
/ ltnrh her steps grew heavy as lead;
fhsbaby woke and cried;
sksppped and fed it at her breast,
sFpn the lone moor side.
her head;
sMheaf6 sweet English bells chime faint
Aepaefln highland moor.
Dhfaeep Was stealing DER her lids,
lefteleep, without pain:
Aerose and clutched her baby tight,
hdtied towark again.
ht1tn he struggle, vain the toll;
ltis TOO later she cried.
+ ID from Ben Cruachan's lofty top
She saw bright angels glide.
'mE,ll robe me, without any lack,
Aiming robes all new" ..-A--sF
sune BY one, to wrap the boy,
Her garments Of she drew.
Eam sheltered. like young bird in nest,
She placed him by a stone,
% 1.-THE angels watch thee, child,
tntlthis night be goner'
sNping-" II l should save thee, child,
Aman will show me scorn."
A@le5 down, white on the white snow,
@bare as babe new born.
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. 4 "A, amor Of !" John HALT far, Gentleman"
.laar the Pass of Brander, ..-
mi many a year ago,
siss frudged awidow woman
NJ, aIssp through thesblinding snow.
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Supreme Court ittings in Banco-April
Term, 1878.

Continued from April 2Ist. Present ON the bench, Chlef
Justice Harris. Judd and Mccuily, ~
J II Coney VS.. His Ex the Minister Of the Interior.
Continued until next term.
KakAumakahi VS.. S p Mandoncs. Appeal from the
decision of Mr. Justice McCuily, sitting as q Court OF
Oahu. The case was argued and the Court took IL under
advisement. w c Jones for appellant. II N Kahnin for
plaintiff.
oath ~April-Defore the full Court. Puhalahua Va.
Manuel Pederozn. Action ON the case, Mr. McCnlIy read
the decision of the Court giving judgment for the defen.
dant, exceptions noted. A s Hartwell for plaintiff, . M
Davidson for defendant.
II A widemann vs.. Jas Makee. Ejectmenf; and IA A
widemann vs.. Mskee and spreckies. Assumpait. Mr.
Preston for the plaintiff, moved the Court for . rule
nisi, to show cause why Judgment should not be entered
mn in these actions pursuant 10 the decisions Of the Hon
Mr. Justice Judd rendered ON the 10th day Of February
last. The Court granted the rule. returnable on the 28th
instant.
28th ~April-Before the full Court. widemann w.
Makee, Ejectment; and Widemsnn va. Makee and Spree
kles, Assumpsit. Motion of Mr. Preston that Judgment
be entered in both suit. argued and order made that the
plaintiff extend the grounds Of hs motion and All ids
points by Wednesday,, 3oth instant. and the Court will
take up the case on motion of either party upon giving
four days notice.
Before Mr.. Justice McCLlly.
Kupau, Tax-collector, VS.. II p Richards. Appeal from
the District Court of waialua. Claim OF exemption from
personal taxes. Case argued and submitted. Il Prcston.
Attorney General, for plaintiff, A Hsrtwell for defen-
dant appellant.
There being no further business before the Court IL
adjourned sine die. M
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The Sultan is again in trouble. There 10
scarcely sufficient money in the treasury to last
ten days, and no more taxes Of any account can
be collected until May.
NJ. Grevy, the new French President, is a keen
sportsman and an able agriculturist. In his
native Jura he climbs the bills for game, and
strolls about the valleys ~admiring his vines, his
cattle and his field of maize.
1t is said that only one prelate in the French
Episcopate congratulated Jules Grevy on his
nomination to the Presidency Of France. This
was the Bishop of Ayignon.
The Rev. DIR. ii. G. Potter, rector OF Grace
Church, New York, recently said that during the
last ten years that church had contributed
81, 082 1868 for missionary work alone.
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Kamehameha Purse, $780,

- OSOOS
TIOtling Race, to harness free to all horses; mile
save his stakes.
Queens Purse, 800.
Running Horses free to all one mile dash catch
weights. Entrance SIS. Second horse to save stakes.
Foot Race. S35.
Open to all pedestrians 400 yards three or more to
enter. s5 to the first, go to the second. Entrance 81.
Mechanics Purse, 800.
Trotting Race, to harness for all horses bred in the
Kingdom mile heats best 2 in 3. Entrance So. Second
10 save stakes.
The Honolulu Cup, $3.50.
presented by Mr.. NJ. McInerny) value $50. with $500
added. Running Race open to all horses ; 2 mile dash.
Horses 8 years old, 10 carry a5 lbs; 4 years, los lbs; 5
years. 16 lbs; 6 years and aged, l26 lbs. Entrance SO.
Second horse to save stakes.
Kings Purse, $500.
Trotting Race, for double teams to wagon free to all
horses that have not trotted in the Kamehameha Purse.
2 mile dash. Entrance SIS. Second horse TO save stakes.
Mule Race, $50.
Running Race free to all mules ; mile dash catch
weights EntroDce IS. Second mule to save stakes.
Public Purse, $50.
Hack Race one mile dash open to all horses that have
not run in previous races Of The day, or that have not
won a prize in any public race. Entrance 81. Second
horse to save stakes.
All Riders TO appear in Jockey Costume.
The Rules Of the "National Association " Of the American
Trotting Turf will govern the Judges in their decisions in
cases of disputes.
Entries for the above Races must be made in writing, &C
companied with entrance fee, names of horses. owners, and
colors of riders. Entries to he lodged with the Secretary be-
fore 2 p. NJ. on June 2nd, 1879, after which time no entry
will be received.
my3 IL. }. AGNEw, Secretary.
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Sale of Government Land.

on Saturday, May S1st, 1879, at - o'clock noon, will be
sold at public auction at the front entrance Of Aliiolani
Hale, the premises known as the Union Hotel, Merchant
street. Upset price 1000.
Full particulars OF boundaries and artage can be OBJ.
tanned ST this office. SANL G.. WILDER,
an96 Minister Of the Interior.
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Sale of Government Land.

On Saturday, May Slst, 1879, at II O'Clock noon, viii be
sold at public auction, at the front entrance of Aliolani
Hale, that piece of land situated st Kaluahole, Leahi, and
containing 10 acres. Upset price, $3.50 for the piece.
SAML Ct. WILDER,
ap96 Minister of the Interior.
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- The schooner Bonanza, which arrived from
San Francisco on Wednesday last, had. as cargo. &
lot Of materials for the new sugar mill to be erected
at Waianae, for which place she sailed on Thursday
morning.
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WELCOME RAIS.-It is gratifying to hear that
during the late Southerly weather. the districts Of
kona and Kau, Hawaii, are reported to have had
frequent showers for two days.
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The BIG DITcH OF MAUL-Tbe Haiku ditch was
formerly known by the above title, but it will here
after belong by right to the enterprise now being
carried on by Mr.. Schussler for Mr.. Spreckles. We
learn from parties lately on the ground that the
work is progressing systematically and rapidly.
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RETAIL.
OAHU i Grant & Robertson, cor Hotel and Fort SITS,
Honolulu
l. Ahlo, Heeia, koolaupoko
6 All See, Liliha st, Honolulu
Z Lum Up, Maunakea st, Honolulu
8 All Kat, Fish Market, Honolulu
II f stEehz' cor Fort and + Hotel sts. Honolulu IIE Q
II Jas A Hopper, Fort st, Honolulu
% Fook Sang, Beretania st, Honolulu
manu- SITS, Honolulu
&c Ahuna, Kamananui. waialua
% Antoine Fernandez, Maunakea ST, Honolulu
% l Fischer. Liliha st, Honolulu
MAUI 8 Ahuna * Akana. Hama
9 Chas H Dickey. Haiku
Chas H Dickey, Makawao
q g & Gh Fn6 SIZE / Go, Willie %ailaRu
IS Young Hee x Co, Waikiki
HAWAII Alana. Waiohinu, Kau
Akai, HopplSa, South Kons
Chung Tai, Waimea
1S Achon, Waimea
% Anima, Nawiliwili
WHOLESALE.
f Adams, Queen st, Honolulu
"a A S CleghOrn & Co. corner Kaahumanu and
Queen st, Honolulu
VICTUALLING.
OAHU-11 All Koi, Nuuanu st, Honolulu
Is All See, Fish Market. Honolulu
IA Nee See, Beretania st, Honolulu
MAUI-2s Akela, wailuku
BUTCHER.
MAUI-22 S Kuewa, Makawao
CAKE PEDDLING.
IL Man Chang
PEDDLING.
% r Anrep
II
/ Jim Kukona. No %
i Chas Hiram, Nos 30, 81
l b II Kahananui, No %
l john Buckley, No So
c Wood, No 81
6 Kaleiai, No 50
10 z Puhalahua, No sc
10 Along, No 81
II Sam1 Macy, No 3S
20 Mokulehua, No 80
20 Jas II lies, No 40
% John kawi, No Al
% Bill Kawaa, No AZ
% All Qui, No 3
90 Kukahuna, Nc IL my3
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GOmmereialAobrrtiser.
SATURDAY. 4 10.
BRIEF MENTION.

HEAVY bPoRrs.-Some idea may be got Of the
amount Of our imports from abroad, when it is stated
that the receipts at the Honolulu Custom House for
the month OF April were $50, 900.
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Nh. D. 5. KAHooKASo has this day been appointed
Agent to take Acknowledgements TO Contracts for Labor
in the district of North Kohsls, Island of Hawaii. vice
W. Merseburg, deceased.
SAINT G.. WILDER, Minister Of Interior.
Interior Office. April 2Stb, 1873 myl0
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IT HAS pleased His Majesty the King TO appoint Her
Royal Highness Princess LIKELIKE Governess of the ISL
and of Hawaii, vice His Excellency S. Kipi, deceased.
Iolani Palace. March %. 1879. ap5
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Mr.. GEO. BELL has this day been appointed an Agent
to take acknowledgements to Contracts for Labor in the
District of South Kohala. Island of Hawaii, vice John
Stupplebeen, Esq, resigned.
SAML G.. WILDER,
Interior Office, Minister of Interior.
April 23d, 1879. ape st
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~ Prompt attention to orders from the other islands
by GRANT & ROBERTSON.
sT Black and colored lustres received, and for sale
Cheap by GRANT & ROBERTSON.
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.
in Estate of IRA RICHARDSON.

Notice in Estate of IRA RICHARDSON.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED. APPOINTED AID
II ministratOrs Of the Estate Of IRA RICHARDSON, late Of
Honolulu, Island Of oahu, deceased intestate, request that
immediate payment Of all debts due TO the said estate be made
at the once, over the Bank Of Bishop & Co., in said
Honolulu, or TO Arthur W. Richardson, at the store on the
corner Cf Fort and Merchant Streets, in said Honolulu; and
that all claims against said estate, whether secured by mort
gage or not, be forthwith presented with proper vouchers) to
the undersigned, or TO Arthur W. Richardson, at one Of the
places above designated. J. MOTT SMITH,
Z. c.
Administrators.
Honolulu, II. L, March 18th, 1879. mills I'm
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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
IS of the laws of 1876. THOMAS BROWN,
Approved: Registrar OF ConVeyances.
G.. WILDER
Register Office, March Goth, 1879, mh22
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NOTICE.

Mr.. Clans SprecheIs, of California, intends
to construct a large Ditch on the Island Of Maui, for
irrigating purposes. Any person or persons willing to
excayate 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 II. schussler, Haiku,
Maui, or to VIM. G. Irwin & Co, Honolulu, who Will give
them the necessary information.
CLAUS SPRECKELS.
BY ii. SCHUSSLER.
November %, 1873. DEF
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List of Licenses Expiring in May,
1870.
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 Sherifs have instructions to pro-
secute, without discretion, any and all parties doing bus
mess without the proper License.
SAML G.. WILDER
Minister of the Interior.
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KAMEHAMEHA DAY.
K apiOlani Park.
Programme, June u, 1879.

COMMITTEE OF MASAGENESr-IiS Tx. John D. DENNIS,
Franklyn :. Pratt, Esq, Allen Herbert, Esq.
TREASURER AND sEcRETARY-Henry J. AgneE, Esq.
JuDGEs-Ad. Manhard, c. w. Wilder, J. s Lemon.
TINKRs-W. D. Clark, NJ. Eckart.
CLERK OF CoURsE-w. Il Buchanan.
STARTER-J. T. Chayter.
DIsTAScE-James /. Dowseit, jr.
CLERK OF SCALEs-A. W. Bush.
HONORARY CoNNTTEE-Their ESceiencies s. @. Wilder,
J. NJ. Kapena, Z. Preston, s. Kaai. A J. Cartwright, Esq,
F. Spencer, Esq, F. Banning, Esq, NJ. MclaeTny, Esq, J.
Perry, Esq, Col. w +. Allen, J. A. Messenger, Esq J. Hot
ing, Esq Hons. G. Il. Bishop, A s. CleghOrn, II. A. Wide
mann, J. I. Dowsett, II. N. Kahanu. Godfrey Rhodes. J. NJ.
Davidson, Esq, Capt I. Spencer, Chas. Long, Esq, NJ. Pico,
Esq, DR.. Q: 5. Cummings, G.. W. Macfarlane, Esq Samuel
NJ. Damon, Esq, Z. t. o'HaHOran. Esq Samuel Parker, Esq,
F. A. Schaeier, Esq, DIR. T. P. Tisdale, C. Along, Esq, II.
Macfarlane, Esq, w. G. Irwin, Esq, II. l.. sheldon, Esq :,
Col z. S. Spaulding. Cecil Brown, Esq, b. y. Bolles, Esq, A.
Jaeger. Esq, &c; Glade, Esq, James Campbell, Esq, .Hy.
Cornwel, Esq, j. Moanaui, Esq, Henry Turton. Esq, John
Cummins, Esq, Gen J. s Walker, T. c. Mcdowell, Esq, g.
West, Esq, G. 7. Guhck, Esq r. F. Bickerton, Esq James
Makee, Esq, DR.. F. II. Enders, Col Claus Spreckles, J. II.
Patty, Esq, NJ. P. Robinson, ESQ., DIR. John s. McGrew, Capt
John Ross, J. II. Back, Esq, H. Schmidt Esq, a.
McWayne, Esq.
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OoKALA.-By arrivals from Hawaii. we learn
that the heavy mill machinery for the ookala
Plantation had been all safely landed from the
brig Ponaare. which vessel lay at anchor there
without damage during the uniavorable weather
that was experienced the past month. She was
however provided with good ground tackle.
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4 The BEsI OF IEsIs.
NEW YORK, May "a, 1873.
Messrs. SrEISwAY & Sons:
G~entlemen-On the eve Of returning to Europe, !
deem it my pleasant duty to express to you my most
heartfelt thanks for all the kindness and courtesy you
have shown me during my stay in the United States; but
also, and above all, for your unrivaled Pianofortes,
which, once more. have done full justice 10 their world
wide reputation, both for excellence and capacity of en-
during the severest trials. For, during all my long and
difficult journeys all over America, in a very inclement
season, l used and have been enabled to use your Pianos
exclusively in my two hundred and fifteen concerts, and
also in private, with the most eminent satisfaction and
effect. Yours very truly, ANTON RUBISsTEIS.
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NOTICE. is hereby given that from and after July LIST,
1879, s License Will be -equired to be taken out for the
sale Of Salmon. A Retail License, which will allow the
holder to retail any and all goods, usrsl under such
license. Heretofore no license has been required for the
sale of salt salmon. but the privilege having been abused
the above rule will be enforced.
SANL Ct. WILDER, Minister Of Interior.
Interior Office. NAV sth. 1879.
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~ GRANT & ROBERTSON have just opened out q
large variety of plaid dress goods.
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Mr.. GEO. BELL has this day been appointed an Agent
for taking and certifying the acknowledgements to Instru-
ments for the District of waimea, Island of Hawaii.
THos. BROWN,
Registrar Office, Registrar of Conyeyances.
April path, 1879.
Approved: SAML g. WILDEE,
Minister of the interior. ap26 st
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81 GRANT & ROBERTSON have just opened out q
large variety of plaid dress goods.
NJ Dress silks, black and colored, at reduced prices
by & ROBERTSON.
~ There is no use in eisputing it, the best shawls are
only to be had at the C. o. p. Bazaar.
NJ 1t is astonishing how cheap the C. o. P. BAZAAR
sells seven yards of Corded Pique for one dollar.
NJ If you are in need of Lace and Fancy Ties, call at
the c. O. P. BAZAAR.
~ The largest and finest lot of Laces and Embroider-
les, new style Of Satin-faced Ribbons, can be seen at the
C. o. p. BAZAR.
~ SOMETHING E IT PLANTERS, 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. feDI
81 You cannot call yourself stylish, if you don't get
one of the fine Hats at the C. o. p. BAZAAR.
RS- Shirts Shirts! Shirts You can get the best at
the C. o. P. BAZAAR.
SEWING MACHINES TO ~RENT-THoSE WISHING
to rent a sewing machine for a week or month can do so
by inquiring of C. ". Cooke, at Messrs. Castle & Cookies
Store. JA4 II
81 New arrivals at GRANT K RoBERTsoN'S. large
assortment of staple and fancy dry goods.
and careful attention. GRANT * ROBERTSON.