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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE UNDERWRITERS IN CONVENTION.

National Convention of fire insurance uhueI
writer's representing about ZOo lorelen anu
American insurance companies, was Deguh 1esV.;,
day in the f. litable Life Assurance Sonpat,iy
building. J. A. l.. Snowden. president OF Tue III, NJ
Association Company OF PhiladeIphia, was cr IJ
chairman and j. Montgonery Hare. oil bnglanu'
n r Miller and Samuel Appleton were the secte.
tafiee Mr.. snowden addressed the convention =.
length calling attention to the various questions AZ
issue and the necessity for wise leglsiaioh'
committee of seven was appointed to consider lne
question OF permanent org1nlzatlon ana report qpon
n constitution and bylaws. Committee oh Dus-
mess was also apponted. -. .o.o,;o,
Henry H. Hall offered resolutions on taxatoh
which condemned the imposition OF special taxes Oh
the fire insurance interest for the suppor6 Oh ire
departments or for any scheme of beneVolence aso
the imposition of municipal licenses eltnGr lol
revenue or for the protection of strictly loca con
panIes D. A. Heald offered resolutions conuenihInH
Insurance legislation in Massachusetts, ana III aVo.
OF freedom of contract between the insurer au9
insured persons r. s. Cha-d of California offered
resolutions that spirit of fraternity ara cooper
ation and a unity of sentiment between all under
writers should be encouraged. Mr.. hoffman spoke
ON the situation of the insurance interest," and con-
demned the nsuring of petroleum property as IL ~
one of the greatest hazards. lie also condennre1s'
the construction OF high buildings. ne
onpOsed the increase of commission 10 agents anu
Suggested combination TO form rates ana 10 sCln'
by them. Mr. Pulford presentef resolutions aualhst
Insurance on profits suggesting prompt settlement
NJ claims Mr. briggs addressed the convention on
th. 'Preludices Of the Judic' ary." MT. OaAeiy
suo,,e against the system of deposit laws
The Convention Will meet again at ~ a. M
TODAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
THE NEWARK MURDER TRIAL.

H. the Lammens murder trial ~ Newark yester-
DAY judge lepue delivered thc charge 60 the jury.
lI.20 p. on. the jur7 retiUd At =. ID. Judges De
pue and Meeker visited the Cont House, and the
iurv having notatu- 90 Communicate. was locked
mn for tue uigut. Lammens was tn'l taken 10 the
Coautv jail. y be- WIS leaving tie r0om be raised
hf, hat 20 The reporters a-d court officials. ana s2d
snlIlinElY. " Good night --lt-Wcu.' IL l. eonSd-
cred probable that the lgsy VIA disagree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21

n ,eprth ahead Of Rosalie. Pawnee third. Boaromah
fourth. and New York Weekly fnrong behind: .xo
Tho third race the PimcO Stakes Tor al sgee wv
miles ana furlopg $50 entrance, half forfeit me oo
IN add $500 Of which 5000 went to the second horse
aud the third to save his STAKE was WON W '''''
3:44Io with Uncas second 80. ... IA, col,s
The fourh race mile heats for 9o ,oS
az pou1ds and des 92 pounds for purse OF 80 p oa
the rst and 500 for the second, was won Dy ee oi t
W, tn TIL In The frst heat and 145 In the second
Eden was second In both heats =, - a. ,bn mile
dasb Tor ali ages There will be four otaer races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
REPORTS OF EPISCOPAL COMMITTEES

Tho Rev. Dr. Montgomery : huy Ter. OF ST. Ions
Mo- and the Rev. George j. Magil, II Rhode Island,
read morning prayers yesterday IN the House OF
Deputies of The Episcopal General Conv' ntion. Inc
Rev Edwin T.. JohuSOn of New-tlayen, Conn.,, re-
ported that the Committee on Education was 80!
prepared to recon lend the placing OF episcopal
colleges in universN towns. Prssdent Beardsley
appointed the following committee on securing
civil rights for the Indian: The Rev Dr. DIX, the
Rev. Dr. Huls # New-Jersey, the Rev. Dr. Elliott
of MARYLAND, Montgomery Blair, Of Marylsnd james
NJ Smith Of Western New-York. and }. ". Daniels
of Minnesota. 20,
The Committee on tho Cody Discipline OF the
Iaitv presented its port. The report gave the
offences for which she committee Thought that peg
sons should be expelled from the communion OF tbe
church These offences were denial OF any 81 the
articles of the Christian faith Is set forth IN inc
Ap,stles Greet OF OF the law OF tn" Bbe as IN the
Ten Commandments, Stc. After n spirited DEBATE
the renort was laid on the table. The Rev george
Emlen Care OF Pennsylvania, presented tne report
of the committee on the Lect.onarJ- when con
tanned n revised table OF lessons. tn use OF when is
optional with cirrgymen. IL was adopted. mes
sage was received from the House OF Bishops. an
nouncng the nomination of the Rev. Leigh H.
Brewer. Of WatertOwn, y. Y, IS Missionary Bishop
of Montana The afternoon session of the House OF
Deputies was a secret one, for the purpose of con
sideriug the nominations OF the Rev. George h
Dunlop for Missionary Bishop Of Arizona and New
Mexico and the Rev. Nr. Brown for Missionary
Bishop of Montana. Both were confirmed uran-
ImOusIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
Anogncenea2t
A CERTAIN CVRH.

The Arst thing clean house For In
renovauog other MEDICINE nal 70
KNRY WOgT. In either bqut form II cures head
ache hous patton aud dersnged kidneys SEQ
advertisement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21

RATHER A FREE observation-disclosures
All smhe-s IT'S al very well FOR you % say you have
not been drinking again since irpch ior KNOW very
well Won have I'VE seen TOO o. this sort OF thing,
smithers TO easily deceived" smthers-" Lor SIR,
why think mOignI yHoe wBst moi Old CAV nOr
ussd 70 cav 10 me- Will says - TI. rs Use you
teIIIn' 40 lies 10 an ould lOier like ne i"-.Jldy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
go-oAL
s-,a. els SUI sets ..... -, rr>'e sIaE s. IS
49, Re. ia \ o,t .tsias. Nea-s A.. c4ys~l-
s.GH WAlsE clnNY A
s,,.r pc,E 90 ts,v. ISsn1.. -f.s-llstl cate
.rSE wArsA r--..NT-F a.
s.s.v HooS so CIV .s-Aa--- lls.-Hs- G2;S ot
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

The amount Of silver in all payments should not
fall below fifty dollars, and on all payments over
that, the proportion of gold to silver should al
WAYS he identlcal-ssy, for instance. three-fourths
cold and cne-fourth silver.
BY this means the transition from our present
Objectionable currency to the gold, which we all
would prefer. would be gradual, and we should
avoid that shock to our financial system, which,
fear, Mr.. Judd's proposed remedy would admins
The e<ss sesrs of the position is the Mexican dol
lar. respecting which The government has taken
no public action.
ed. the enormous amount that is already ahoat
here will have 10 be ruthieSsy deprecated 70 ITS
San Francisco value. and am afraid the hue and
CRY against those who may be held responsible for
the loss that viii fall innocent heads, will be as
great and as unreasonable rs that which seeksnow
30 fix on the bank the stigma of having imported
coins which the law of 1876 made fair if not ex-
pedient. Turn of the fountains and the stream will
ceSse-bus with the fountains in full flow. IL Is
childish 10 lay the fault ON any particular pipe for
bringing the water.
Trusting that ere long we shall be able to well
come Mr.. Judd back to friendly discussion with
those who accept the heavier strokes of his pen for
the sake Of the genial hand that held it,
/ am, SIR, your obedient servant
THSo. II. DAWES.
This valued correspondent has the manliness TO
come out with his views over his own signature,
showing his own good faith in them. He is aware
that We have always urged that gold currency is
our only safe basis, although due notice must be
given before enforcement of gold law. Does any
one think that silver would have been 50 largely
imported and that o. S. gold would not have come
in its stead, if importers had not made money
thereby, and if arrangements for exchange had not
been facilitated thereby to the mutual advantage
of the bank and of the oonsignors of produce ?
| En-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

number Of persons who have been introduced
during the last two years under The snpervis-
ion Il the Board At Immigration.
The different enterprises which have been
undertaken in this behalf, have been carefully
considered, and hope viii so commend them
selves 20 you.
regard this branch Of the Public Service as
Of importance, and trust that you will make
liberal provision for the continuance Of the
efforts to attract people 10 our shores.
The Report Of the Minister Of Finance will
show You thar our finances Sre in a prosperous
condition, ard that reasonably liberal eS-
penditnre will insure an adequate return and
increased prosperity.
AoSlsS el1s.i Representatives.:
earnestly pray thSt your counsels and de-
alterations may be guided with wisdom, for
the safety. honor. and welfare Of Our Kingdom.
BOW declare this Session of the Legislature
opened.
After His Majcsty's speech the royal party,
attended by the Cabinet, the Diplomatic and
Consular Corps, the officers Of the Russian and
German vessels Of war, and others retired tc
the rooms Of the Minister of the Interior fol
mutual congratulations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

WHAT pr1sciple Of selection guides the
powers that be when nominating men for the
honors ~ conferred by the C-owns
We understand that there has been quite a
shower Of orders poured forth within the last
day or two; among the names mentioned are
those Of people who never have dOne and as
far as human foresight e4n tell, never viii DO
anything for Hawaii nzi. except 10 grub dol
lars out q II
L Is such iniiscriminats giving away Of
orders that has made them appear worthless
IN the eyes Of aIl thinking people. As the
case stands now orr orders and patents Of no
biliry confer neither rank nor diguity upon the
recipients
Ruuo- SAYS that former ministry went ont
upon loan Of $4,000. Is j; possible that
tie last wears interest has been paid by Al
orders We also hear that prominent mem
Z ber Of the opposition Of last session has bser
decorated, ard has accepted: we certainly
think this cheap method Of winning over i
foe Al first Il Was uruited about town that,
wrapping himself In the stern integrity Of tie
anciauE Roman, like another F&bius 10 another
I Pyrrhus. he had sternly refused the paltry
Z haubis- bur human nature Is weak. and the
glitter Of a star has dimmed the patriotic lustrS
/ 81 last session Joking apart, It would have
Y been R0-e dIgai5ed 70 give the order gftsl
Lot 5gF1rs the present session, and the
patriotic ssnrlsmAn would have gained
more by refusing, than he ever can Do by SC
1 cepEi1E L.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05
5awaiiall 6azrtte.
WEDNESDAY, NAY 5. 1850.

"WHar's TIE NEWS - This question
which = public Journal undertakes g answer.
The desire for news IS probably peculiar 70
the human race, and existed as strongly in the
pre-adarnite man as in Noah after his forty
days and nights. The brute creation have in
telIigvace, reasoning powers, and we can
hardly avoid the conclusion that they have =
conscience. A dog knows when he does right
or wrong, IL the dogs ideal Of what ccDsti-
tutcs right and wrong. There may be bzutes
which laugh and CRY. But the hrutes take no
kind Of interest in the news oFtl'e day except in
matters affecting them personally. But with
man. in = normal and healthy condition, this
desire is like the appetite for food, and must be
supplied or he lApses INTO an animal. II is easy
and exceedingly agreeable for journalist TO
Gull fron tho local news Of the day only snch
items as CRAFTY everyone 10 read, and TO make
only such comments rs viii Gisplease no one,
But surely there Is 4 correct middle ground
for ! journalist, between that OF common
scol6 and an ohsequious aatterer. We regard =
journalist as trustee In public matters, and il
ne fails in expressing candidly and without
fear or favor ms views thereon, he receives
and deserves contempt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

@s E9wz r a. whr= ts zsE euucs--- tazt z. W.
-aa.z 49, sHrzz- t1is 1ar r-s=ezse1 ss lis De-
Fzru=z- H. Cuz=sssa1z t-uz Ills Nascszy Don
A-tuz=r XII kaz= 20 So wAi-A i f-z=E &C BE II
1zH fHz IT.. l= SAL Il Y Lzlzs Esgz1ru- Z Asres.
uzf=-~ae-~l hr rrszr Ct Efs s$Ss-y >Fazish Vice
G-sz EAHzzH= Islnz5s- A. IL his r1sczz =cts
-n- r-1e--e rrre5re fz fzisa sud e-e5is b
the azzanra-as- CT ms esuve-u-anL
Gl-= H-5- ny lad a=z the sal e he -
ez a@cs Il E,-c-z-z- this sssa Day Q.
AZ zssl no NJ EAFENA
~E MISE e FCrsiz= Az1i-s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

As one indication Of the ss1z-zI sentiment
zn1ng the better classes Of native Hs~al21s. Il Is
z-ztfyi1g 10 know that the Evangelical Assccia-
non OF Ozhz AZ rs useEIng last noc-h- voted to
present memorial to the Legislature against arv
repeal Of the present Frobih1tU-y liquor EzE. The
Churches represented II this Ass0eIatIJ-- II Ole
cuzI1 judge from the speeches Of the delegates,
we're Of no doubtful mind a to the pruprisIy and
ueeess-ry OF the pruEihzru-y Law.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

ON readers VIII remember the Story Of the res
cze Of Two young Chinese girls from the clutches
Of i vie rrucz-sss- Who Rad bought them II China,
and vas tzkrng then to San Francisco Hawaiian
law and Justice put stop 70 such proceedings
Our readers VII b Interested ID learn the happy
ending OF this se1 Of friendly I1tsrposiEi0u : the
marriage OF one Of the EIrts 10 an honest thrifty
Gilman -hils The other girl has found Z home
With one OF the best families II our city
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05
NOTES S.

A statement Of ths case Of Geo-vs Mundnn vas
handed u too IGts for Publication On the week OF
his trial but the correspondent OF the 4drgrflssr
Is IN error N thinking that our auusion TO
arrests being sometimes made az tines 70 caGse
useless distress was an attempt to whip the
Attorney GenerL and his deputy over the backs
Of the Marshal and his deputy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

4 BOSTON, paper II giving some account Of the
eIsgzn+ supper. provided dz-ing the Chinese Se=
Years HOLIDAYS IN the NJ Vernon Church lecture
zrs- speaks OF the Interesting address made BY
Judge Judd OF H01oIzlz- There were some -=o
hundred invited gzssts, Chinese music hired vail
e-z- and e7l1eu1ly 10 pains nor expense rad beer
spared N tbs enGeaFUr to make the entertainment
an in-Erss-I-z and uEuc-zhl= occasion
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

M H. E1A-AKAz Us his zzy brrz appointed a
A-mt zzs 49, Ls--nzrs Ger the Island q Is
mai Esrr a. " E1-ue-znle.
SAN 6 EELBEE- Mzaisss- Ct tAs Izrs-so-.
H---- n=cs A--z q rsT Tvs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

with Chinese patience to ll up the afternoon with
alligent Cultivation Of the CHINESE rudiments
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

TIE next nail will be eagerly watched for
bv those interested IN English politics. The
great liberal majority Is matter Of surprise
not only to the party leaders but to many Of
the continental powers The Russian press
halls the change with delight, 50 does the low
er class Of French papers Germany and The
more educated part Of France are disap-
pointed
The late government has rendered Itself
chiefly remarkable BY It's foreign policy. On
IL coming into power England had sunk con-
si6era5ly IN the estimation Of European IA
tioas, the Beacousfeld government has raised
frs prestige greatly. The checkmate Of Russia
after the treaty Of San Stsphano must ever b
regarded As ! uaz;sriy stroke Of policy. Rus
81 : without doubt the uoss unhsppy
power Il Europe 1t Is power totally %
uossd 70 every senbl4ncs Of POLITICAL liberty
/ a power N which BY strange paradox In
7 peri4lisu has It's home and m which coumun.
/ is- under It's worst type. nihilisE. Is Graded
/ BGsh Imperialism and Communism are but diff.
1 tsrsnt forms Of tyranny the one Is the tyranny
o. the zu-oc-1t, the otheT that Of the masses
Z lEzl huss11 vol unfairly changes her IuEsTn4
policy OF passes through the fiery ordeal o
violent domestic couvulsioa, many viii he dis.
inclined 70 accord 10 her tie position Of 9 use.
+ ful member Of the civilized body polite. In
Zulu var has been brought TO > successfu
Issue HE Afghan war Is still pending eveHu
will probably shew It's advisahIlTtv. The II
tsrlll policy If the late government has few
striking features, perhaps the most iEportau
acs L thAs Of removing the jurisdiction il
q contested elections fruu 4 cuurittee O
the House Of Commas to the judges; this Ia
been even j ssgerzr blow 10 bribery and cor
rupsi0n khan the balIos-
WIKI The rev aininistration We nay expec
70 see great many internal measures and Il
te-uaIly policy uf greater caution based upo
TIE principle Of nou-interfersuce- What j
done haEeTsr Is done; English cabinets SCI
DON rafuse 10 carry out the oblisztiGus {
rEeir predecessors II ufsce.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

TH Legislative Assembly was convened
with the usual forualitiss last Friday. The
Kings speech declares that the measures Of
the last session hzveheeu Vigorously carried
cut" He urges attention 10 sanitary matters,
especially 70 Eouolulu sewerage. All viii
couc1- with this latter Suggestion He also
recommends Legislation for railroads, iuluigra-
tiou, intsE-island cables and foreign lines Of
steamers The session opens with prospect
of lively aid SPICY disrg=zianz, IN which the
uzrv & Nestors- Ct the Assembly VIII rot
fail 70 De pruuinzrs- The f1llo~fuz l. HIS
Najsstys speech delivered On thai occasion !.
8e55ss and Repr=sezzz5res-
Yogare again called together TO Deliberate
upon. and ad0ps Measures for the advance
zentof Our Country
The measures adopted at the last Session II
the Legislature have been vigorously carried
cut and l hzvs 70 congratulate you that theT
have been heneEci1l 10 the interests Of the
EatioH-
The products Ct The sol have been abzn-
d1z-- press have heen rs1uzeratIve. 80 that
OR Country IN every locality shows the en-
5ences cf 4dvaace1eus and prosperity.
Foreign NaSieus cruEinus 70 manifest towards
OR Country every feeling af good VII.
Al The prurugzticn Of the former Le-fsT aura
L was stated thz- pr1t7crl Of Treaty Of
Commerce, with the Empire q Germany, had
heen en-ers6 fz-1, and have nav much Meas
Es n Ef1ruing you thar such Treaty has
been duly ratified, and nav only awaits the
action Of The German Parliament 10 c.grae into
fill eEzcs- and trEsE that before your Iaho-s
ara ended the GrFsrzzeus vii bz eua5Led 70
safe that such Treaty L IN fores-
IN also pleased thai negotiations euter=f
Irto between Nv Governments ard rhzr q His
MAJESTY the King Ct Denmark. for 4 n.c.5fsca-
fi1c Of article vi. If the Treaty with Den
mark have been bruUght 70 zuccessfaI
result
Peace and good order have prevailed
ElruuEhnur cur bc-Iers- and Justice has cun-
tIzred 70 h asnTnlz-ersG e1rizably, and n =
zanzsr satisfactory
To guard asz-st he r=czrTzuce Of epitzn-
les NJ GaTsrrmec- VIII introduces a measure
f1- the pS-rrcse Al making and maintaining a
system az sewerage fer the City Of Honolulu
earnestly zppeaI % vuar patriotism to
1eT0ts your TINE 20 the cnEsl1erz-I1u Of oeEer
sanitary Eeaszres which nay, n yc1r orfni9u,
be best adar-ed to inprsTs and secure The
heaIth q NY PeorIe-
The Increasing prosperity cf the yztion en-
caurzgss h Franlrri1r cf measures far greater
facl1IEIes az cnrnzE niczti1u and transportation,
both anrng carsslves and viii farsigz cren-
rrizsr and II thai Tis~ would recommend
projects fer The cauatruetica oF RaTl-uadz, fur
Teiegrarhir CcnuEanzczEinn herwsen the IsE-
ards. and i d. not dnuhc thzs Jun VIII care
fr8EF consider Cur means er cnmm1aiearicn
with fE1rzigl cuEnrrIsa
Tt Fs5FfsTnEz f5x inznaigrztion at the last
Session rsra liberal, and ME Minister of tire
In1Hrirr VIII IzfaEm g0a, i - rspcrE, I'll the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

h= pas1-ee KS Mss-s=y he kiz- 70 EFFcz
EHlaEars r. ---u S1sas
aM= R=z-e Se-aE=s--S 1s-z " s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

TH er-ErF-z=s If the Chinese Il znoEz-g 1-sei1
IN ors way AZ least that promises fsTurzbae r.
szEE- n the EevI-zhIe rfzzh1z1 Of ORIENTAL and
European ervIlxz1i1n- ii u gratifying 20 see that
szre of tine Chinese hare AazE appreciation OF the
Superiority II scme particulars Of ether social sTs-
terms thar their cznn1sh ssIb1r11rz1In1 E--rer
selfish lEa1erz A school haE been GrrznaEed Under
n trained and ahie Chinese teacher inTitec tD
cs1r-e I'd Ecrrlztz % enter OH fhz Eozk- STztesE
E-Ee Chinese zrE Learning the nrTstEr1esnf Chinese
Eyilzh5rz-lan- ard the WISE moral Sayings OF fa-
NOES Chinese HrErztl EuT If THESE en1ldrEn 70
be f--z-z el1izsna Of this nnEA1rny they rzEEz
krnrT zar ErazEah Eananaae znz be- intrD1zesd to
the arnrHs nE English lezrziEE- 70 il II rEzrned
ID Gse the morning hnuzz to Englzah STUDIOS and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05
PzEl7s II i not generally known that some 0

PzHPs Il Is not generally known that some Of
the cInaks used N the late imposing ceremony at
ALIl1lazi House were mere brEuuagsl shows
-=n0C111y cloth stamped with red black and EsI-
low Al least % our devil informs Us he having
skipped 10 70 the shoulders Of o-e OF the kzhih
bearers How Ezzbz-led the foreigners INST Be
Wis Iuzginsd they were 6eholdI1g the bzrbaric
E-e-T Of -Es race Of hsEehzTnets- WHAT L ID
hecnus Of the Hz=zIzn G1TErr--ea1 II n rrzdi-
tioEzl feather cinaEs are represented By poor Ii-
ta-I1ns- ard Ehsrz zrE the original fsz1hE- c0aks
and czpes
LEE euIz1otic has not entirely DISAPPEARED from
the CITY yzt- It seems y he sort Of dlphthzrizic
s1rE throat OzsrsiTE discharges from The nose
zIcsr11z gzths-ars abo1z the head and neck. and
and general v=aEzssE- have been the c1nnnn
symptoms Rest =seus TO have been The only
zsedei -rszzEsn- n zcE1 cases II which the ar
TH only has beer z5ecrEd- Whzu the epIZDotir
RACED N View York and other cl-izs Of tine United
States 1Ee Veterinary Authorities prescribed III
trz-e potash o. 1zr-zrlzzd ar-Tnnzy II or,
dzG1-alE o. 20 be made Ir-o L powders 0zs 70
Be gwen zz night Grs = The morning. warn bran
Eszt=s should Be fed and ezrbolic sap freely
Esed- with chloride Of lime sprIukied about the
stable zs a 61z-fse1zzz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

Groceries,
Ia or BOLLKS q Cos.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

Golden Gate Extra Family Flour,
Ex Lady LAMPsox,- TsiIs DAY.
WL or BOLLEg a Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05
SPERM OIL.

WDuME srRsIEED sPKmm OIL ~ QUAM.
'ss M AwPEIacE AGO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

TEz Is ore greatly needed proTizion for the
pubic s-hooEs vtich Z L hoped RAY at soue tine
be =zppI5ad- L szl-zfie person could De found
to GIVE nzzEiczI Erzr-rc1601 n accordance with
nsnGsrr neE5ocs- tEers rzi-n- be developed tzszs
fur r--sIr- ard knoz5e1-s Of n-rszc Of hl-ne-
order tEzr the Hawaiian people have yet attained
The Ennns1Eozs Jl-ziE lie popular style OF
zzzzlnz and the a-z7czI -zs-E that can delight
EselE with the ieT'@zzrp and the hzrrnonica-
oEzcrs 10 rTzs place verv socn 70 sozzs style or
rz1zlc ttaz VIII zE1= higher tone q National
chzrzc-e-- Therz are Indications rEz- ocIT fzTur-
M cTr-zr-zrzzces are re~ced ID dgvelDpe here a
distinctive and attractive style c1 pop-lzr music
ret Al prVcnn1-c1ez11y EzEzrEzn AZ Azr-eEzrlecz .
rszz--rr ard fame
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

Lime. Lime,
A SMALL LOT RECEIVED PER LADY
- LANPSOy.~ 90 BOELZg A Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

-AErEz2szzEA ss h~rz szgcszssd Ar-tzg
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05
RossINs & APPLETON,

go II General gents New York O. 3 A.
sa-Au the above line Of walthsn watches for sale
the Store OF n McINERNY, Sole Agent 70. this King
Also, Agent for the GoRHAM STERLING SILVER
WARE The Trade supplied &; the LOWEST PRICES
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

TvHK SALE OF TTfE ESTATE OF CHAs.
n EATAINA tecezred- 1drgr1Isel 70 take place On
sATUEDAY. ApsiI ID fss0. - HEREBY POSTPONED.
Dne rzbsle Eocs win y ggen when sed sale viii take
psnrs " G. PAEKE.
Adnlnistrztor Est2ts u g. Kznafn4.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05
Butter. Butter.

Butter. Butter.
DECEIVED PER LADY LAMPsON,,s IN
Ah kezs abo1f % lbs. EACH and ID. glass jars Of
superior quality. ID BOLLRs 4 Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-05

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