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The stormy weather which has prevailed for
some weeks has occassiOned an Unprecedented
block in business. COasting vessels have been de-
layed some weeks at several OF the plantation
landings, and We learn that several hundred tons
80 g "-"itin5 shiPuIrut 10 this port.
This occasions 4 serious loss to the planters,
disturbs the finance OF the country, check
exchange, and should be provided against IN the
future if possible, especially on the island Of
Hawaii, from which n large part of our exports
will be drawn IN the future. Somc plans for
o~byiating this difficulty should be adopted by the
Government, either by improving the landings,
by constructing railroads to the safe ports, or of
loading vessels some distance from the shore by
means Of wire cables running out into the sea.
Quick and prompt communication between the
islands, and facilities for marketing produce
should be provided, and toward such ends the
Legislative Assembly may be trusted to furnish
the means.
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DIED.

GoEDoS-At waiAlua. oahu Feb. 5th, OF pneumonia,
HESnY GORDON. aged about 50 years
wuDER-At the residence Of her husband, NuuAnu val,
ley. on the lst inst, after a painful ana lingering illness,
Mrs. JoHN X. WrLDEE. In her Jfth year
The deceased was a native Of these Islands. As a mod.
eI wife and mother. and = modest sincere christian lady,
she had few superfOrs here or elsewhere. She was held
In the highest esteem by all who had the pleasure of her
acquaintance. because she was kind and courteous TO all
with whom she came in contact. She lived a Iifeo purity
and womenIy virtues. and died A. those die. who have a
blessed hope OF a higher and hoHer1tis beyond this vale
OF tears. Her funeral took place on sabbath afternoon, at
the Suuanu valley cemetery, the Rev DIR. Hyde officiating
The deceased left a devoted husband and I'VE children to
mourn the loss Of the best Of wives and mothers. But
their loss - her gAin-while they have the sy--Tathy OF
this whole Community in their sore bereavement.
FEARY-In Honolulu, Feb. 9Th, after a long illness,
LOUIS JEROME FEARY. aged SO years and , mos.
Mr.. Feary came 90 the Islands in the year $50, and ex-
cept n short time in California. has been a resident ever
since. He was born in ClaiTmOnt, Columbia County,
New York. BE leaves wife and four children
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RIDAE e.

FRLDAE. FEBRCdRT = 1s5y.
with the return % hus weather u l. pleasing o. note
the buoynat. hopeful spirit pervsding all classes.
more especially those interested IN the agricultural
Industries q the Islands. The recent rainfall sreus O.
have been generous and general throughout the group
and though plantation work and the coastInE business
have been greatly retarded thereby. and through the slow
arrival o. produce nscessitAiing the delay o. the several
vessels awaiting cargo. II Will not be long uoE bssore the
reaction viii be felt and the stir and hustle u cusiness
activity seen on all sides.
Business the past week shows ~ improvement, and
though there are complaints Of business being slack. we
are Inclined 70 the belief that the expectations ~ many
are pitched too high
Real estate sales the past week seem l. have hal a fair
share % attention. AZ the auction sale On satur-s ~ last.
by r. p Adams, Es4. the following pieces we're disposed
Of House and lot on Lfliha street, for SLIGO two kalO
patches on school street for 1880 and q lot At waikiki
for sl05.O0.
The hne piece or tract o. land on Beretania street. adj
joining Punah0u. lately the property q II. II whitney.
Esq., has been purchased by p. r. Dillingham;. Esq, who
s~ontempiates building on a portion thereof At an carly
dsts-
The bark Adelaide Cooper Is on the berth for San Fran
cisco. 10 leave tomorrow. and viii relieve our market Of
n considerable quantity % kerosene oil that does not
CONS up b our standard test. a. BY recent Law enacted
This fact ought 10 give confidence 10 our consumer. and
s sTEieHs. Is a lesson to shippers and importers Of the
The arrivals from foreign ports since our last have been
few. but We have nothing later than has been reported
In a recent number Of the - p Afrk1 Reufsg We md
the following relating 70 sugar that Is Of interest
THE COMMITTEES on Ways and Means At Washington.
on January l1th, after further discussion on the sugar
tarin question. agreed by q vote Of six 10 four to submit
10 the House a ball hxng rates A. follows on all sugars,
symps. etc. not above No. Is Dutch standard. ? fOIeOc y
N on all sugars, syrups, etc, above No. - andnot above
No. iG. Dutch standard. , Ts-iOOc a n and on all sugars
above NJ. f6, Dutch standard. &c = n. The refinery
prices remain unchanged. and Hawaiian grocery grades
are very scarce"
We look for an arrival from San Francisco shortly
probably the Ella. or KAIakaua-
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THE Consular Tag Of the Republic Of Peru was
hoi-ted a. half mast on Thursday last, the 9th
instant, IN token Of respect to the memory Of the
late General ". Pard5, E1-President or Peru, and
at the time Of his untimely death President Of
the Senate Of that Republic.
General Pardo was 4 distinguished statesman,
greatly esteemed for the services rendered to hs
country, and bis loss created n general feeling Of
SORROW among all classes.
AZ a tribute to the patriotism and in recogni-
ton Of the debt Of gratitude which tile Republic
Of Peru owes to the deceased, Congress conceded
to the remains all the honOrs reserved to the
Presidents Of that Republic in Office only, and
thus nobly cndeayored to eface the stain by
which the hand Of the assassin had soiled 4 page
in the history oTPeTu.
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MARRIED.

acknowledgements this city. Jan. 30. at the
residence OF Mr.. Robert Lishman. by Rev W. Frear, Mr..
WILLIAM LIsHMAS TO Miss MARM MCCOSSELL, all Of
Honolulu
CHuD-BovEE-In this city. Feb. l. at the residence Of
w. q. Parke. Esq. by the lev. DR. Hyde. h. WAISwEIGHr
Child to Miss SUSIE II BOvEE. Of San Francisco tSan
Francisco papers please cOpyJ
WAss1ER-In Honolulu, Feb 4. by Rev sc.
Damon. Mr. WILLLkM ZTEGLER. Of Wahiawa, KAUAI, to
Miss THY WAssMER, OF Honolulu.
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tI - - - - =. .isv as rs -iv ~, .rd d1.,-i-tisa
caused by the fires ;ha: have unfortunately occurred 81
various times D. this city. and more particularly a; ihat
caused the distraction ~ the Government whErves and
stereh7uses aud = vast amount = private Ir.PeEtE. 10
rf those engine are . D. sent . oihtr elstrls.-
must all hope that, If OCCASION shall unfortunately a7-y
orIe=. and kept a. II Tor services - they have hitherto
b.. sr. another era has arrived. and instead q the
member q your department. having q toll laborlon-ly
by pumping AZ those machines. they viii be able q h-Li
yS.r - zub9ur r-v t-ts which nav hereafter occur.
by q power generated by ere itself. d.
It speaks Wen Tor the puoAc spirit .; the c4esT-AL
generally, that we Ars met here to-day fr the purpose u
acent and Substantial steam Fire Engines With their
a.y : Sor7IsJ = - ,eIxeI sni Who will hsve
IAly - trr-rr-s4 nv fhe
Chinese residents. and I need hardly press upon you the
Importance Of dru and discipline. Art 50 create Z
rivalry not Of race but q manhood
Sir. 1 have now much pleasure on behalf o. ~ 4iA,-
esty's Government. in hsndingthoss HAehlnes with the.F
equipments 70 you e. head Of the department and an
sure that only tKprsss me iSeilnss 81 ~ - 49,
fore. in case your services shall be required be found
Mr.. Lucas (the Chief E~ngineer) responded in
the following terms
Sir have listened with feelings Of siasere pleasure
% your address, and have TO thank you On behalf of the
oficers and members Of the Fire Department under Iy
supervision. for the kind and courteous words Of eEeour-
agenent 10 US all.
tbar5ggs essrissntIT tbr5ugb drii aud discipline. in order
tbst a rerfe~t tu1uIedgs NAV he obtained Of the new
steam Fire Engines. now under the control Of the ohheefs
Of the Fire Department.
The advent OF q Chinese company amongst US. viii. IS
you have observed, be the means OF creating E generous
rivalry which will 1 trust result in the more efficiency
Of all.
BE assured sir. that when duty calls. the officers and
members Of the department Will ever be found ready and
willing, to act with promptituGe under the orders OF
their chief.
After the addresses were concluded the line Of
march was again started along King to AlaPai
street, up Alapai to Beretania, along Beretania
Ito the residence Of Gov. Dominis, where the pro-
cession gave three cheers,) to Fort, up Fort to
kuEui. down Kukui Ito The residence Of Ex-Chief
Engineer ]. A. Hassinger, where the procession
stopped to tender their respects to that Gentleman)
to Nuuanu street, down Nuuanu stopping in front
Of the residence Of Ex-Chief Engineer J. S. Lemon,
and the procession gave three hearty cheers for that
ge%ntleman) to King. along King to Fort, up Fort
to Hotel, up Hotel to the place Of departure.
After the procession was over and the several COM
panies dismissed, each repaired to their respective
engine-houses, where bounteous lunches had been
prepared for their reception. Here goodwill and
cheer reigned supreme, and toasts were given to the
health and success of the Honolulu Fire Department.
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PASSENG

FROM sAS FRAScIscO-Per Alphonsine Zelie. Feb 3-M
Mrtuisen, + OrcorOpp. Geo Hersellay, Ed COok, and "a
Chinese.
Z From WnSDwARD PoRTs-Per Likelike, Feb Sd b
MAhoe, f " Carter, Z Hore, J HOpp, L Cabot. 4 A Burk,
n O'Brieu, Miss MakAleka, A Mclean. W Gardner, G. VIC
Jones, G Al. LhOna. A Clay. W p TOles, W Johnstone. AZ
Cooke, G. See, II sheldon. CL Tisdale, II 700. = Jarrett,
Geo q Williams. ID X Fyfe and ? children, Capt Eldart
and daughter. q T. Richardson, G Annay. j Taylor, + :
Dodge. @ A Colcord. Gov J . Dominis and servant, and
% deck
FoR wISpwARD PoRTs-Per LikeIike. Feb 4-B W Child,
wife and servant. Rev Blackburn. ID Crovninburg and
wife. Mr. Austin. j II watson, ] T SIssOn, T r HOughtOn,
Mr. Cation, Mr. Woodward, DR. A G STANDARD. DR. Williams,
y Faustenau. NJ Strauss. J Henton. J Richardson, Z Mil
ton, N sheldon, Mr. Dalton, and IS deck.
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REWARD J!
TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS i!
For Five Dollars,
Grand Art Union Drawing.

~EO. F.. w Ellis FORT K HO-
" N0LCLU, begs most respectfully to inform his patrons
and the inhabitants of the hawaiian Islands, that in compli-
ance with numerous requests, he has determined to dispose of
his ROSEWOOD IA
PIANO by an Art Union Drawing, to consist of go MEM
bers, at Five Dollars per member.
This Superb Instrumert was manufactured by Messrs.
Decker Bros, expressly 70: Exhibition at the Mechanics Fair
Of 1878, in San Francisco, and is in Extra Fine Rosewood
Case, Handsomely Ornanented, with Improved French
Double Repeating Action. Agrafe bridge throughout. Three
Strings, Z l3 Octayes. 1t las been judged at the Mechanics
Fair to be the Finest Pianoever exhibited, which opinion has
been corroborated by the Best Musicians on the Islands.
As the Price of this Plane is considerably above the figure
usually given for one Of these centres of attraction in the
home circle, Geo. F. Wells has now endeavored TO place an
opportunity of obtaining it within the reach of any True Lover
Of Music, and earnestly hopes that his action will meet with
appreciation and support.
METHOD OF DISPOSAL BY RAWIN
Two Hundred and Twenty Tickets, at Five Dollars each,
having been sold, that number Of engraved blocks, from 1 to
300 consecutively, will be placed in a Revolving Wheel, from
whence they will be separately drawn by a child blind-folded,
in a public room, under the direction of four gentlemen Sc
lected by the subscribers.
Perfect integrity and fairness being guaranteed. No fraud
~fne'efnHsf PheHday Tollowing the drawing" h \" h"h"4"1e les D."
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOrrtlstr.
saturday,. February 3.
Publishers Notice.

N.t.-s 10 hereby given that gu c1mmunicstons in
tended fog Ha-su.sa astl the ADFEE-isEE FEfsrINO
EEEtlLELHEs- EEst D. addressed o. tL' nLAeEas-s--
E4H-rrI.r- uL.-a --hz-riTtlrus arc duc fo- the
AaeELrI-Eu. are respectfully rcIEs-tcat % settle tie same
without further notice.
-ul-.rsbsr4 ulI rIs--s remember. that when 7ubscrp-
ti1us are paid for DOL advance. tie price q only FEFE
DnLLtEs A. YEAR. J. II. BLACh,
H--.IrTr. Jan. 18Th. I--8. PaLrfsr and Pr1yrsrr-
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vessel. fer HonoIuIu from Foreign Ports.

Ger bk AIater. Liverpool. due March lat
Ger bk Louise. from Bremen. due Mar 10th
Brit blk Lallah E0Okh. Glasgow, due Mar $40
Am BIZ Martha Davis, Boston. due March Is
Brit bk Lady Lampsou, Newcastle, HsW, due
n u VI y Triumph, Flagship, -
An bktne Grace Roberts, San Francisco, via kahalui
Am schr Western Home, Humboldt, via Kahului
An biz MORO Castle, New York, loading Dec u
Brit blk Chocola, Hongkoug. due
Haw schr Mana, south Sea Islands. due Feb 2O-25
Haw bgtne Storm Bird, south Sea Islands, due Mar is
An bgtne Morning star, Micronesia, due Ia all Feb
Am tern Compeer, Port Gamble, due FEB 20
Am bk Camden, Port Gamble, due Feb 5-lO
An biz Jennie Pitts, Port Gamble, due
An bktnc kils, San francisco, loading Jan q
An bktne Discovery, san francisco, loading Jan 81
Haw bk KalakauA, san Francisco. loading Jan 81
Am bk Edward James, san Francisco, loading Jan q
Am schr Dashing Wave, 3 y. for BHo, loading Jan p
Am topsaH achr Eustacc, = y, via Kahului, sailed Jan Is
Am schr Venus, San Francisco via Humboldt
Am BIZ Marmion, BurraTds Inlet
Brit ship GIeniGer, Liverpool, loading Dec 20
Rit atmr Zealanda, sydney, due Feb II
Am stmr City Of New York. San francisco, due Feb -
Dutch bk Carl Augusta. Bombay, overdue
Brit bk Dovenby, glasgow, 10 sail Feb
Raintea schr Vivid, Fanniugs Island, due Feb 1920
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IN PORT.

NAVAL.
II b n > Opal, Robinson.
MERCHANTMEN
Am bk Adelaide Cooper. Emerson
Am blk Amethyst, SlOcum
HAw blk Matte MacIeay. Pope
Am bktne J A FAIkfnburg. Hubbart
Hawaiian bgtne P0maTe
Am bgtne Hazard, Miller
Ana BNtIc Eurek1, NOrUurg
Am schr American Girl, Baekus
Rr bk Alphonsine Zeiie, Lebeaupin
Am bgtue HesperfRn. Winding
Am schr Bonanza, Miller
AID TRADERS.
Am schr Loleta
Am sehr Gen Harvey, Trip
Haw schr Giovanni Apiani
HRw brig Onward
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FRoN SAN FRNNCrsCo-Per Bonanza, Feb J-2J n bricks
leo IA shingles, 1857 posts
FROM E~UREKA-Per Hesperian. Feb I229. 9JI 81 lumber
ZIG m shingles, 1910 posts
FROM SAN FRkNcIscO-Per Alphonsine Zelie. Feb 3-25
bbls salmon. $50 c. champagne. $40 SKIS -four. S3l SKIS bran
3ts SKIS oats, 1f2 bales hay, 25 m shingles, II mules and >
horses. 100 bbls lime. IO1c6 II lumber. 500 posts. and 1925
ukgs mdse-
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PoRT OF HONOLULU. Fl. I.

Feb 3-Fr bk Mphonsine Zelie. Lebeaupin, &c days from
san Francisco
-Am bgtne Hespertan, Winding. II days from
Humboldt
Am schr Bonanza. Miller, from San Francisco
via EahuIut
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BIRTHS.

In Lahaina. Maui. Jan 9Oth, to the wife OF Mr. H CRUDE.
a son.
In this city. January 81. to the wife Of Mr. J. l. REFS,
a son
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St0al embellishments.
ME ORR or

S~UPRENiE COURT OF HEHAW AIIAN
- ISLANDS, IN FroAate- Island ofOahu. H4EaAan Isaads'
So Ia ;hc matter e the ESTATE OF CHARLES ". col
Inns deceased. Order appointing time tr frooAtc q WIZ
AMI directing publication q Houce = the sane
Adoc1msrt. p~uTportnE 10 Re the last WI An1 testAnfrot y
Charles W. Collins, deceased. having on the Sa dy Ct FeeEs-
AIRY, A D ls19. bean presented &c sa5i Probate Co1rt, ard a
Petition for the probate thereof, AMI for tke issuarce e testers
tes;anentary to Charles Thomas Quick, having been als3 ~
sad Gulck.
It Is hereby ordered shzs TUESDAY. the 2sh dag ofTebu-
Any. \. ID, lisp. az 10 click, 4. ". Of sad DAY, A. ils Ce1Et
Room q sad Court, a. Houolu.u. Island Of Oahu, in AhioiAni
Hale, thereal be, AMI the same Is hereby Appointed the ume
for proving said Will and hearing said Application, when ard
where any person interested nav aPPear and contest The SAD
EIl, and The granting CT letters tsstAmentAry.
II Is further ordered, that notice ;hereof be given - publ
cation for three successive weeks In the PAclac Commercial
ADVERTISE newspaper printed and published IN Acncsa4a,
IA the English language
And il IS fartser ordered. that citations be issaeI to the
subscribing Witnesses 10 the said sill and 20 the heirs q the
teststor in tbs Kingdom. to appear snd coatest the probate Of
said viii a. III 'Ue appointed.
Dated Honolulu, H J. February 4ih. 1872.
A FRANCIS JUDD.
Justice q tie Supreme Court.
Attest A ROSA. Deruty Clerk SuDrems Court- rs *
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COURT TEAWAIIAN
- Islands. In Probate. In the Estate of RoSALlE }.
GILLILAND, Of Honolulu, widow, deceased, intestRte. Be
fore Mr.. Justice Judd.
On reading and fling the petition Of EMANUEL CCNuA Of
Honolulu, alleging that Resale J. Gilhland, Of Honolulu,
widow, died intestate at Honolulu on the thirtielh day Of jan
uary, A. ID. 1879, and praying that Letters Of Administration
issue 10 him as the son-in-law Of the deceased.
II is ordered that TUESDAY, the 4h day of March, A. u.
1879, be, and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition be-
fore the said Justice, in the Court Room OF this Court, at Homo
lulu, al which time and place all persons concerned may appear
and show cause, if any they have, why said petition should
not be granted, aud that this order be published in the Eng
Ish and Hawaiian languages for three successive weeks IN the
Pacific Commercial Advertiser and Kuokoa newspapers in
Honolulu.
Dated at Honolulu, Il. 1, this 9Th day Of Jan. A. ID. 1879
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Attest Justice Of the Supreme Court.
A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk. ieS st
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u Judicial District. Hawaiian Islands.
In the kstAte Of W 7. COOPER, Of MakaEso Maui, de-
ceased. On reading and hAng the petition Of j u. haveknst,
Administrator OF the Estate Of VIM. I. Cooper. late % MSka-
wac, Maui, deceased, asking that a time and place he set for
hearing and approving the claims q Creditors against said eS-
tate, and submitting his accounts for the approval Of the Court.
II Is ordered, that MONDAY, the iQsh OF March, 1879, at ?
a. n. zt the Court House in Makawao, be Sc. as the time and
Place for hearing said petition, AMI any objections that may be
offered thereto; and all persons interested are hereby notified
10 attend
ABR. F~ORNANDER,
Circuit Judge, 2nd Judicial District, II l.
Iahaina. Jar. SOIL. $50 ISL
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IN HlLO.
II opposite the Court Hose, suitable for a frst-class Hotel.
All in good order and repaii Apply to
j. ii. COMFY, Honolulu,
no II or C. Uuo.
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MEMORAND
IMPORTS.

sPoEEN-NOv IS, lat 32-25 8 long 1888 +. Dutch bark
Carl Augusta, from Bombay for this port.
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LOST
Co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

A OPERA GLASS. WITH LARGE EYE
= he rctu-n 20 f.as l1 {. BREWER s o
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Is HcREBY GIVEN THAT ANTOINE
~ }. LOPEZ has aL.csns= 10 Pasture Cattle and other Live
stock branded JXCsc the lzn1 CT HonouiuI, Eva, Oahu
with liberty to use thsuative labor, due the konohiki, in the
managenen, thereof All other persons are hereby forbidden
. trespass on the atland. All cattle and ether Live Stock
trespsssng thereon asr this date, SHl be inpOunded accord
ing 10 laE; and all lOce dogs vii be shot.
JAMES CAMPBELL. Kouohiki.
Dated this 3Oth dAyf January, 1879. fl II
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NOTICE.

WAR. HEREB MS H
~ Public that he has now-on hand = supploy of VAC
GIN VIRUS, which can be depended upon as PURE and
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Supreme Court-In Banco.
JANUARY TERN, 1879.

Harris, {. j. Judd and McCuHy. JJ-Opinion by
McCuly, j.
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NOTICE.

THNHE UNDERSIG NED BEING ABOUT TO
IL leave the Kingdom. requests all persons having any
claims against him to present the same without delay, and all
pc rsons indebted to him to make immediate payment.
JOS. NJ. WEST.
Honolulu. Jan. 81, 1879. feb St
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ERoN AND AFTER THIS DATE MR..
cor F-r- HOLLISTER & CO
Ho=oI-la. Feb Isi. IS tl I'm
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NOTICE.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
chased all the light. tBle and interest hitherto owned
by Mr.. f. I. ENHA in the Wsipumalei Plantation,
situated ~ Taupahoehe. Hawaii, holds himself responsible for
all the debts CONTRACTED on behalf Of the same, or Of the late
firm OF POPE, LESHAN y co. GEO. POPE.
Honolulu. Jan. 2sth $50. fl
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FOE SALE.
For SALE

EANE NEW EASTER FOUR
Wheeled Ok Cart ofyery superior make; just the car.
for plantation use. GALA c. BREWER & co.
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NOTICE.


ENROM y FTER THIS DATE I HAVE
duly constituted and appointed Mr.. II. J. AGSEW my
lawful attorney in hcto carry on and superintend allbranches
IN nav business OF Garage Making and Blacksmilhing.
Honolulu. Nov. "a. SIS ing IN g. WEST.
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FOR SALE.

- For particulars, inquire Of
ia25 e. NJ. WARD.
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ASSUMES NOTICE.
SIS D.

a CERTAIN IONEY RIDER was LOST
N al Waikiki, or the 2lst OF November last, numbered
1851, drawn in favor fand endorsed by c. ii. Dickey. Who
ever will return the same to the Store OF Castle K Cooke
Honolulu, shall receive the above reward.
aIs Inns s. II.
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MUSIC
LATE ENTERTAINING BOOKS!

THE SEATS stirring story OF adventure.
THIRTY YEARS AT SEA-by T.. Shipper.
ROXY, RED EAGLE AND ECUMSCH by Ed. Eggleston.
APPLE BLOSSOMS-poems-by Elaine and Dora Goodale.
ENGLAND FROM a BACK WlNDOW by the Danbury
News Man.
NoRA's LOVE TEST, by Mary Cecil Hay.
HAPPY THOUGHTS, by +. G. Burnand.
ON THE ROAD TO RICHES, by W. II. Maher.
THE ATLANTIC ISLANDS, by 8. G.. W. Benjamin.
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