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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17
Maple Grove Farm.
April 10Th 1879,

hpiH pUit 1919.
Mr.. ED.-A few lines fiom state creek
may interest SOFA Of the readers of the
CHIEF.
Every thing is as lively as ever. ".
j. Norris has built a new frame house.
o. Wickwire is also putting up a frame
house, and several other new houses
have been bdilt lately in our neighbor-
hood. Maple Grove is not going to be
behind in this house building business as
there has been Il cellar already d ng aud
the wall is almost completed. the house
will be l4x20 u stories high, the mason
work is being dnneLy Mike Fisher one
of the best masons in the country
James Cunningham and Alfred Bohier,
will do the carpenter work, and about
the LIST Of May living in a dugont will be
played out on Maple Grove Farm.
We have all our small grain sowed
and will commence p~lowiny for corn Mon
day, and also we will take the benefit of
setting Out three acres of timber On the
north line and claim the $685. per acre
in five years, This is the biggest thing
the legislature done, and every farme,
should be up and doing and get out al
the timber he can and especially the
three acres for which BIO gets So 35 pei
acre and gets the timber also.
Our school meeting was held last Mon,
day passed off in harmony, a schsol house
site was located on the north west CDR.
ner of John Osborns claim. E. b. Leon
ard was elected Treasurer, John Osborn
was elected Moderator, a tax was voted
to the full extent of the law for the pur.
pose Of getting ont Of debt etc.
Yours truly,
D. S. HELvERN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17
Obituary.

Died-the 9th of April 1879, Infant
son OF John and Allie Zachery. Death
comes like . thiefin the nisht-it came
and took the bate and no one knew it
until it Wa gone.
Just three weeks from its birth
II babe adieu to all on earth.
1t was q sweet and tender bu D.,
And now it blooms in heaven.
1t has gone where pain is endsd,
Where no sorrow ever comes.
God has called in early child hool
psrlln: baby to its home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17

We took a trip to Riverton last Fri.
Gay, the first time that We bad been tc
that thriving town la two years. The
advent of the railroad has worked won.
ders With that town. and it is looming
up" in a way that is encouraging. As
We walked the streets we thought it /,
pity that such a go-ahead town should
be located in such a wretched sand bod a.
it is. We called on the Eagle" aut
formed the acquaintance Of its proprietors
We also dropped in and interviewed P
A. Williams & Co., They are building
a new store, and when they get it com
pleted they viii have the largest building
Of the kind in town. We met a number
of old friends which We have not the
space to mention here, but may give
them a lift" at some future time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17
MINER BROS.

Will offer in a few days, over fifty piece:
of Fancy ORES. Goods. consisting of Roy
al Cashmeres; Alpacas; Ma,elesse; pac.
Faucys; Manches'er>; Brocatal; Wash
,ngton Fancys; \. c. Cashmers; Fancy
B~riliants; Dimirtri; A%berdeeus- &c, &c,
All of which will be sold at prices tc
surprise the Natives.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
NEW GOODS.

CONVERSE GOODMAN & Co. Keep
constantly on hand the largest assert.
ment of Hardware goods ever bro into
the Republican valley. They sell cheap
for cash, and if they have not what you
need leave your order and they will Gil it.
Call on them cne door north OF CARRIERS
and Mr.. Holcomb will wait upon you.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17
Hastings N.b Apr. 26,h 1879.

Hastings E.b Apr. 26,h 1879.
We the undersigned hereby call a dis
trict insii, ute 10 be he'd at Red Cloud
Neb. commencing On Monday. Angus,
4th 1879. and continue three weeks.
Said distr,c, to consist Of the counties Of
Adams, Nuckolls, Webster and Franklin.
8. X. Thompson State Supt. II. II.
Villains Co. Supt Nuckolls Co. A 4.
Pope Co. Supt. Webster Go. L. Oar
ling Co. Supt. Adams Co. Is. Z. Miller
Co. Supt. Franklin Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17

Osborne City, Osborne Co. Kansas,
April. 18th. 1879.
Ed. CHIFF:-Mysclf in company with
two others from your city, left Red Cloud
Ia t Thursday morning just as the train
from Hastings came in. g,
We thought to leave the wind behind
us; In this We were mistaken.
After crossing the Republican We kept
southwest through Smith county, kan.
sas, finding some very nice country, and
some very poor. We put ur with MIR.
Oylar, q former resident OF Webster
county. Friday morning we continued
southwest finding some splendid helds OF
winter wheat; also grass OF better growth
then in Nebraska, and some fields OF corn
that were not husked. which last speaks
of The thrift Of some Of our Kansas farm
ers. About 4 O'Clock in the afterEooa
we came in sight Of Pe;hany, just inside
Of Osborne county. Here we found
sign, of prosperity; bat of Mary and
Narthy were here now, | Imagine things
would look a little cleaner.
Leaving Bethany We continue south to
this place crossing the north fork OF the
Solomon, and snme good farms and
hedges, We also noticed, some plum trees
10 bloom.
We find this a lively place: a great
amount of building going on tprinciply
%stores.l They are looking for the rail
road from Cawker City in the near fu-
ture. We start fer Russell Station this
morui,g.
Yours in haste.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17
wASrrp-Every Man and Woman II

WASrEp-Every Man and woman in
this and adjoining Counties TO call on ne
and Compare Prices abdQusli,v Of Dry
Goods. Groceries, Boots, Shoes. Hats,
Caps, and Qaeensxare etc. etc. With
vha, you have bean paying. aud BY 30
doing you will see al q glauee that you
can ave money by calling on me.
An inspection Of Good, and prices is
all | ark. Respectfully
2t y. G. LIBBY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17
NEW MUSIC


A new song and chorus by Will l.
Thompson, author of the famous song,
"Gufhenrig Shells" Marry half a
million copies have been sold of this au
thor's beautiful compositions.
If you want his latest AMI pret,icst
song. order Golden Years are passing
Ly." Any music dealer will send it for
35 cents. Published by W. l. TrOMP-
son & CO., East Liverpool, o.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17

Try Liddys Tea at so cts per ID. and
if not satisfactory YOU can return it and
money will be ekeerrul'y refunded. .,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17
To Horsemen.

We have just ordered a cut of a fine
stallion. and are prepared to get up
horse-bills on short notice and at reason
able rates. If.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17

Miner Bros. are now selling twelve
pounds .oflight yellow Sugar for one dol
lar Also eight pounds Of coffee for one
dollar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17

Let every farmer in Webster county.
bear in mind that Smith Bros 4 Thomp-
sen. are at all times prepared to loan
money uror improved farms at the low
s.tisse Il ia.eTet. Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17

We learn that Mr.. Taylor Thomas
who is engaged in the Mercantile bust
ness at Cowle., met with a severe less
last week by the burning Of his hay grain
etc., on his farm east Of Willow Creek.
As ~ usual in such cases; the FIRE orig
mated through carclessnes, Of parties who
we're burning stalks il their fields.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17

Ladies and Misses Boots & Shoes Of
the latest styles and nobtiest make, at
John G. Po,ter's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17
FEB SALE.
LAND NOTICE
Notice 70 Teachers.

Notice Is hereby given. that I will eXanine
al. perso us who may desire 10 offer themselves
- candidates tor teachers of the primary or
Cload on the first Saturday Of each month a;
uine c'clock q. m. sharp.
A. A. PopR. Co.. Supt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17
E-!RAy NOTICE.

Taken up By S. NJ West. Harmony Precinct
Webster county Seb- on the 2lst day Of >epte.n-
Der 1873, one red and white roam COW with red
ears. pIsf two years old Appraised before me
at SO Unless the owner appears proves prop
be sold according 10 law And said sale viii
take place at the residen &c Of the tksr up. j.
NJ. " est. sec "a a ~ ore mile soulh Of
Wells p. D. Said sale will take place SztUr-
day May Sd at 10 O'Clock \ n If said day
Given under my hand this 2sth day OF March
A. d. ls.9. Jno. AeCallum. Jr.
34t5 Justice of the Peacc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17

1t is claimed by those who are sup
posed to know, hat our illustrations
forefather, Adam, was l23 feet Q inches,
high, Eve lis feet Q inches, Abraham 20
feet and Moses - feet. The grave Of
Noah, in Lebanon is 70 yarl, long.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17
FOB SALE.

100 0 Golden willow cut / rigs at one dollar and
fifty cents per thousand. 100 bushels OF JAPAN
csc or ANN mIliet grass seed. 50 cents per
bushel. Also several large fresh milch cow.
! miles southwest Of \ d Cloud.
D. ;. HELvxES. Agent
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17

Fresh Cranberries jas, received at
Miner Bros.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17

The following teachers have engaged
schools for the summer term at the an
pexed price per month.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17

Wall Paper at the Post office from y
to 10 cts, per roll. white 10 to Is cts.
oa.iu 6ni:h 22s to % cts, If.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17

Spring stock of Millinery goods, just
opened w at the fashionable Millinery
establishment Of Mrs. VI. X. Bcuiley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17

As there has beec a mis- understand
ing with rome Of the customers Of the
Central City Nu'sUy Co.. ard pait!e
haye questioned abe responsibility Of the
agents Of the same. The following letter
which is an exact copy Of the original
received by G. NJ Barrett, an
agent Of a lival Nursery Co., in answer
to enquiries made by him, explains It
self, and shows conclusively thu; the said
agents ofthe Central City Nursery Co.
are the duly authorized agents, and par
ties ordering stock Of them may rest as
sured that they will get jus, what they
order and of a, good quality as can be
had in the west-Read the letter:
The Central City Nursery Co, office
1922 Papin st. St.Louis, Mo.
April. 18th, 1879
Mr.. G. VI. Barrett, Red Cloud Neb.
Dear Sir.-We have agents in your
equity selling fruit trees, and you can
en'rust them with any order YOU may
wish 10 make with coitileLcc that 1t Will
b: filled with best quality If stock, and
as repre- entcd.
Central City Nursery Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17
CLOTHING! CLOTuING,l

CLOTHING CLOTnING.i
Just received at John q. Pot;cr's. a
large LOT Of clothing OF the latest styles.
Also Boots & Shoes. Hats 4 Caps, aud
all sold down at Bel Rock prices. If
Mrs. NJ. Il. Bentley hereby an
nounces her granl opening Of Spring
Millinery Goods, TO take place at her
Millinery establishment on Saturday Tex
Ladies arc all iGvited to be present.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17

The cheapest Boots and Shoes 10
town at Lijdy's. ct
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17
Notice to Parents.

1t having come to my knowledge that qnite
a number of minor children. whose parents re-
playing around the depot grounds when the
rail. cad con pany are engaged in SWITCH in aud
moving cars-Often climbing upon the cars
while in motion. thus endangeTing the lives of
the children. Parents of the sam are there
fore requested to use their best endeavors 20
keep their children away from the depot. and
they are hereby forbidden to come there for
other than business purposes. I'll SAGR.
S5t4 Stat on Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17
EsTHAYEoTicE.

Taken up by the undes signed living on Sec
II. Town 2 Range IL Webster Co. Neb. one
black mare apoutS years old rigtt hind foot
white. Also one roam mare colt about . year
old. The owner 10 notified to cali. prove prep
ersy. pay charges and take the animals sway.
Sc Is lBAs- s. PALNKs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17
FAaxEss ATTENTION.

desireto herdipg cattle about
the FIRST of Mas. Vel prepsreG to give entire
satisfaction. Terms. 20 cts per month. per
head. Calves gratis.
32tf E. VS.. HARVEY.
Head q Farmers Greek. Inavale. Neh.
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MORTGAGES NOTICE 0E SALE.

Under and by virtue Of Power Of Sale contained In
tain MORTGAGE made BY Wong Dhow % James Robinson
pages 3s5 3ss aud aS7 and for breach the cond-
tons in said Mortgage contained am directed BY the
Executors and Trustees Of the Estate James Rbson
deceased 10 sell Public Auction in puryuancs said
Of sale. the 2ist day Of June 1919. my
room in the city Of Honolulu, at u ~ Of that day ali
singular the lands, hsredaments in aid
Mortgage named and described. situate Paama Homo
lun Oahu, and more particularly described as follows
wit:
Apana 1. Lol kAlo. Z hoomakA ana ma ke XIII Hem
Kom kea IoI. pill ke kihl Akau Rom o ka IoI
Ksoni hoo aku peaei; A. e3Ao Xix ais Ksul ma ko
KeoE Paau KPo, alaiA Hem 5Os Hik i.is kAul Jas
Dowsett, alala. Hem SO Kom ai2 kanI Napu'a-
pa aiAiA, Ak soz' kom l-s9k ka1l ma 10 Keonl.
hIki kahi hoonAkaL'f o ka nui f7-l00 eka.
ApAnA :. kaiA, " Z noomAka ans ma ks XIII Az o
KuieAna Keonl. a hoio,Aku pencil: Hem 6sH' Kom 81
pauku "a pill nAIAila aku, Hem OK 100 pau
ku aiAilA Hem 4o' Kom 100 pAnkn Aaila Hem 70 K0m
80 panku, AAllA. Hem G&s Kom 3S5z panku, AAlA Hem
~ Kom Las pAnku, pI ana keia man aoAo ke kAha-
wal, Alaa. Hem 7<S Hk 81 pauku ms kah kuia Knso-
hik alaIla. Hem go Hem % pauku 10 Konohiki me
PaAu alAla Ak $50 ak 80 panku pill ana kO Ko1ohl-
XII 4 Palzu. AlAila, 40s HIk pauku ma ko KeA-
wekolohe KonohIki alaiia Ak 10 HlK 50 paaku ma
ko KeawekoIohe, alala. Ak 50 Xix as paaku. kali
hoomakAf o konA nui l4-loo e<as psa loa. si-Ioo
Also certain piece Of land situate 1olo Kappa
lama Oahu, bounded and described as follows Ioi kua
nnAhAI me "A hale Al hoomaka ma ks kill Az
kela alma pill me ka pa pohAku 20 Kaaina holo.
Hem z79 Hk 81 paak1 ma ke knis k0nohi<L Hem sIs
Kun 60 pankG ke kula KonoEik, Hem Jfs ~ BLK
las pauku kA lot kohl Moiiko, Hem e4S 43' Kou
is paaku Iaa ka I'd kohi no 4oiise Hen sc kom III
ma kohl no MoIiko. 779 Is Hk s. pankn aasaI
oi kula. Ak 500 Xix sss paaku kuia hiki "A
pa alma. Ak co. 5o' Aik z02 panks kuls hlk IA pa
alma, Ak 4soS ls' Hfk hi psuku kuia hki Ia pa
alma Hem es' 70 Hik ITO paukn X - AIN. hiki
"a hOonoaka ana" He 3-I0o and being the alrno
as dIscbed 10 Royal Patent No zIss kuIeAns Hsla ana
Also that pecs Of Land situate IN Kapalana Aforesaid
and described follows Loi Knia, "a Z hoomakA
Re kihl x0m pill ana ke XIII Hem Hik
alma Edward burgess hee aku- Hem l8s Hk II panku
ma ReAHekalohs, aiAila, Ak Sc Blk 50 pauku
Keawekoshe. aailas Ak i9KS Kom q panku 10 Maui
aisia, Ak 81 ~ HIk rs pauku Maui q NAksu.
Ak zszs Kom 173 panku ma 70 Kao, alAla nee ae n
lima hem pank1 kuleanA Kaillo, Alala Ak l55s
Kom q pauku aIana, Hem e2S Kom rs Kom ma kA alma
Edward Burgess, Aaila Hem 81 kon. $50 panku hi
H kAhh hoonnzka al" Kona IN $500 EkA ADD being
the discribed In Royal Patent 80 4f7s KuieAna
Hen 75iJ
L p ADAMS, Anctiouear, or
4. PRESTON.
Solicitor for and Trustees OF the Estate Of
80 James Robinson, deceased
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DEarH OF 4. HrrcHrNsoN.-We are again calle

DEATH OF a HUTCHINSON. are again called
upon to announce the death of one of our most
respected and euterprising citizens. From our ad-
vices last week from Hawaii, this melancholy event
was anticipated. Still it was hoped till the last
moment that the deceased might be spared to bis
family and the community, for he was one of
class Of men whose death is real calamity, and
whose removal 10 another world leaves a void thst
cannot Be easily filed 10 q community ike ours
The late Alexander Hutchinson MSS native of
Pennsylvania, L. 5, and was about so years of age
the time Of his death he came to these Islands
about twenty years ago from California and has
resided here ever since. he was pAitern-maker
by trade and 4 remarkably good mechanic. En-
dOWed with robust constitution and large allow
anee Of common sense, improved BY good Eng
sh education and ripe experience In the business
walks Of liie be was well qualified to acquire sue
cess In any business enterprise. He possessed
coursgc and pluck that succumbed to no difficulties
but BY diut OF perseverance, and strong will he
laughed AZ obstacles and achieved victory where
the majority Of men would have yielded 10 adverse
fate. By prudence. skill and good management he
had succeeded in acquiring splendid sugar planta
tion on the Island Of Ha vail in few years which
had be lived few years longer would have made
him millionaire But by melancholy mishap he
lost bis life when 10 the very prime OF his manhood
and usefulness We had in previous issue given
the particulars Of the sad accident which cost Mr.
Hutchinson his life, and which took place about
three weeks ago, from the effects Of which he ling
cred till the 18th inst, when be relieved from
all earthly cares and sorrOws, and thus has ended
the career Of whose loss will be both elt and
ceplored. BE leaves wife to mourn the loss of q
KIND and devoted husband. She hes widespread
sympathy for her in her melancholy aud sudden
Bereavement Truly =" in the midst of life We are
IN death. The remains OF the deceased were inter
red Al Naaehu, Kau, Hawaii, on the 18th inst, and
were followed 10 their last resting place By many
sorToElng friends. " Reqi<ieseaf IN pace"
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ARRIVAL OF TIE NEW HAWAIIAN STEAMER LE-
HUA-This beautiful little craft, the property of
Mcssrs Wilder x Co. OF this city, put in an appear
anee the 20 II inst arriving at the wharf at half
past ? O'Clock P. N The Lehua made the passage
from San Francisco 10 this port in III days, aud
the passage proved herself an excellent sea boat
She Is Ut similar model 10 that of the Mokolii
substantially built, aud handsomely appointed
throughout She has q cabin on the after-deck of
capacity TO accommodate twenty persons The
Ledus is 10 feet long, with breadth of beam of "a
feet, depth of hold 81 feet aud is 200 burthen
TIE following Is lst OF her present officers Cap
tain, George Beckley; First officer, a VI. Pauger
coucourse OF people, both native and foreign, on
the wharf TO see the new steamer come 10, who
welcomed her with keen delight. The arrival of
all such craft at this port is indication OF the
growing prosperity aud increasing importance of
these Islands, and hence the interest awakened
amouE our people when s new steam vessel is
added 10 the cozstiug feet. We predicted
q year ago, that the cOastiug trade of these
Islands would be mainly, if not entirely doue BY
steam vessels and within little more than a year
ne have i've steamers, With sixth one, all new
soon 10 arrive, where heretofore there was but one
ltbe old hiaOeaG and We now predict that within
the next Two years, We Wild have feet OF coasting
steamers Of at least double the present number
The entering wedge has been put in and as revolu-
tons never 20 backward it is but natural sequence
that vessels will take the place OF the sailing
Gratis heretofore used by our people Too much
praise cannot be awarded 20 those enterprsing gen.
tlemen who are at the head Of this movement, for
IL i not only necessity but step In the right d.
rectiou, and a powerful lever in the progress of
trade aud commerce. Of Hawaii nei-
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l~ ~ -l-1-1.aza tEzE-r.
-zuazlz--1a iz Jas. szturzaF's Asrsr-
-5---=- 80 --l.Il - - -ussti1aing the cor
--1z-a Il ia 1l-zazlar ca1-z51ss IL Ioeal no
-- aalala- H. -aa- papsr tae Wednesday previous
-ss-1--ss -z- g. b. e1uz-u-s-- t5s errUue5us in =
r-.s- ID. --z@z-izzal1 1r y 50 l. calculated
Tam =-tlzg ar = :" - eouprehead
m-4-ar 1r e. -s--lzs - zuEzhisuoss local, is
as sl-.z- $3.50 81 Fruu1uzoe lie statements
ze-uz 5usuns1- A. ne distance he
E sz@s t-art. i nay possibly BE-
ar.- las---dsl g. AZ Erszt extent CT that
o. asa H-z-s -sslzs1ss7 n rzEl l5cGlity nav have
uau =-l-EHz he =szEzss-e1asssaesil
lzz-F-lpa-y sazp-siass q IN .he
u@ ar -ztu Crosr;i1as bit persons
lea 1a-zul-l -aaz al. uh1 -azl5s ir me immediate
z-zr g-aLs-y ssesT5e5 b. these
r-reI r-t -r-z 80 Esr1- ne Fs-y uotics. the
uursau1f- Ihe assertion
~ u1ssarr 1rl -cp1ssiuE the crowd
a1a1z.a- --e taz-l-E u-E-1lrE C5euEire' don {
-rE -uae a1suf.7F eEr7sssiu1s ueTsT used,
urE- 1auH naz-- llzu az1 ulEir. tie denial Of
rr1--E-F Ea-sra1zstzz6fug. The To-
aur-zzl ~ "a l1cz E1tioe Is correct,
$500 a-4z g. ~ Hls,s where tie 81 hood
lsm Eu- ru---1ra-E arE is knezr as a %. hood
s-1-fuzsl-E cau-Eiuei 10 the
ea r1r- ziel g. 49, --zt ard co-rect il every
$780, E-- zzz ar sztslzztza-ez b. the testimony
a--- -u-EuE -aE ur-t a1-a11z-iu fact, half
@1 larE r--1uz EEuusi - rairszye1. Nj.
rs7--s a. ahlss rtis s.hou5iuu" rui-
a--1- e ----z- ~ aEis1c.ce u q 10 tie ku0Hl-
s--r ---a- zz-tl-i-i1s. Euu all please accept
Az uEuaa- us Ffrsuzs VITO are disturbed
E-T u1--ueEE-luu 81 fh0odlzDs' ca
=lE e--1L EuzuEuy, n N c.
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Es-.-sruuE-E- ~ GEyEE5Cs-Ts are pleased
- asn-r azz or g-1srz-islzE and Eeuero1s towns
z e EHz- Ese- ~ ~ erpsuss CT $500
.--- Ess-zz-y E1r fu1 80 OF brzss musical
snssa-e-1s 60 be F-sssuist % lis native hands on
ta-ar-z--E- Iss-z ARR Is pieces II the sc; and
ss- a-re z-sE1s 4 Esat 0-5s-- Tie object is 70
-a ra-srg eEns o. TIE pl1rtztioz. and thus
uH-r rrnnmn--r EE1 rZziuuzl EEEseuert TO his
- 49, E1-E SIX 1izl- T1is AZ q hberzIify and
-aE sarse e. ~ pE-r q NJ Along Is one
Zur- 1r1 s1uNs that be has :
n~- -F m=E henrrulence for his fellow crea-
-a e. u1rE z5zr rt.is a. q NJ Afong Is not
Ir-sr ur-1- ar IL hl-tc- cuz 1encs-ion bUt Of
er-n-lrr a. r-1ar uina-e-z t1ese lfl1ndE. IL
ra- a- -a--az-aa-a1 E1n1 Mr. AfonE Is & native OF
c. rl1 rzez Il tE is be Il not iscking 10 those
1f 1zaE Eud s1zfs sral co1sutGse hin both
. E1z4z-L1 a. zlzl4zrt-op1sl
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NOTICE,

Nh AyISG PROCURED FROM COL MAIL
In LARD, the weliknown breeder of the Res. Cattle
and Horses, the Best Formula known for Feed for
Mich Cows We prepared 10 furnish the Feed TO
those who require it. In Quantities to srit Ter
pounds As this Feed IS made from the best grain
procurabe warrant It to be all that required 10
able the owner OF the Procure abundance Of
rich milk, and 10 insure healthy food for
ties wishing their own grain ground and prepared,
942 II LAME CO.
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- The Hawaiian brig Storm Bird is TO be fitted
ont for another voyage the South Sea Islands tor
immigrants. The fast sailing schooner Nettie Mer-
nil Ne understand will also be dispatched 10 the
same destination, under the directions OF the Board
o! immigration. The Netiie Merrill IL is under
stood goes for laborers for single plantation.
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II We are pleased TO learn that the Library and
Reading Rooms Association. have been made the
recipients OF donations Of money during the past
Wers, namely From Rev. E. Bond. Mr.. Stackpole
and Rev ]. COan. The association commenced the
lozuiDg OF hooks from the library on SATURDAY last
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coNcHEE & AcHAT,
Good Cooks and Good Walters,
ROBERT STIRLING,
Consulting and Valuing Engineer
RWAVINfi ESTABIISHED RELATIONS

III with Eminent Engineering Firms In Great Britain,
prepared to give Plans, Specifications and Estimates
for all kinds Of Machinery ready TO undertake
the location Of Sugar atious the construction Of
WhaTves and landing Places Survey and Construc
ton Of Railways. Tramways. Water Leads Fumes &C;
the Superintendent Of any Works construc
ton, and All other work in the Engineering Line.
He also offers his services Valnator Appraiser
all who may require them.
RSoFFICE, corner Of Kaahumanu and Queen Streets.
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands
OFFICE H0URS-From 8 A. II. TO P u.
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