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NTANTED-A situation as second girl, or to d.
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at 294 Broadway. 313s
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HDV1VVV HENRI OdORMAN, 343*
oil O00 returns In 50 days 800 invested
VlAVU Official Reports free. Like profits
weekly on Stock options Of 80 to $50. Address r.
Potter Wight Co., Bankers, s. Wall Street, N. Y.
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WANTED-By well qualified druggist, of good
w moral character, speaking also the German
language, position. Address Druggist, care of P.
Leitner, Third street, St. Paul, Mimi 310a
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County Treasurer's Report.
A Wife's Complain

d. M. RICE, county Treasur
St. Paul, January 9Th, 1850.
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agencies.
Lodges.

lie Progress de rOceanie, No. I2I, y. f. & a. NJ,
Lodge meets on King street, last Monday
in each month.
Hawaiian, No. 81, F. * \. NJ, Lodge meets
in Hall cor Fort & Queen sts, first Monday
in each month.
Royal Arch Chapter, meets in Hall of lie
Progress de rOceanie Lodge, every third
Thursday Of the month
Commandery of knights TeInplar, meets
every second Thursday in the month.
Kamehameha Lodge Of Perfection, No. l, \. *
y. 5. r, meets at the hall of lie Progress
delOceanie, fourth Thursday IN the month.
NUuanu Chapter of Rose CroiX, No. l, a. & \.
s. r., meets at the hall of lie PrOgres de
FOceanie, first Thursday in the month.
Alexander LihOliho Council of Kadosh. meets
on the third Monday of alternate months,
from February.
Excelsior, No. l, /. o. of o. F., Lodge meets
each Tuesday in the Hall of the odd Eel
lows Building, Fort street.
PolynesIan Encampment No. l, I. o. of o. f,
meets at odd Fellows Hall every first and
third Friday in each month.
Harmony No. 3, l. q. OF o. f, Lodge meets
each Monday in the Hall of Excelsior Lodge
oahu No. !, h OF p, Lodge meets each We'd
nesday at Hall on Hotel street.
Hawaiian Tribe, No. /, Improved Order of Red
Men, meets every Friday evening at Hail
OF knights of Pythias, on Hotel street.
Ancient Order of Forestcrs, Organized Nov,
1879, meets at knights of Pythias Hall first
and last Tuesday of every month.
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was the noblest of charity, springing from an earnest desire
for the prosperity of his people, that induced him to leave
his Kingdom and to brave the wintry cold Of the Rocky
cataract of Niagara, with the only object in view of securing
to his people the boon of Reciprocity. And we have all
observed how he and his Queen have labored in all weathers
throughout the Islands for the welfare of the people. In the
words of Paul to the Corinthians, l may say, And now
abideth these three, Faith, Hope and Charity but the
greatest of these is Charity In the words of our Order,
" For our Faith may be lost in sight Hope ends in fruition !;
but Charity extends beyond the grave through the boundless
realms of eternity -
And nos, as we are gathered upon this spot, sacred to the
memory of chiefs and kings who have departed. together we
have laid this cornerstone of a new home for the Kings of
Hawaii nei. Our earnest desire, our prayer and our hope, is
that our Gracious King shall be granted long hfe,-to his
family peace. health and honors and for the nation and the
Government, continued progress and prosperity to the end
of time
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FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVES,
Diplomatic.

United States, L $ Minister Resident, His Ex
Jas NJ Comfy. Residence, Cor Judd and
Lihha SITS.
England, Commissioner and Consul General,
James Hay Wodehouse. Residence at
Makiki.
France, Commissioner and Consul, z Daloz.
Residence, Beritania st.
Chaneelliere French Legation, NJ. j L Ratard
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Appraisers of Lands subject to Gov
eminent Communication.

Hawaii--...-.......R \ Lyman, J IL Nawahi
Maui. Molokai and Lanai-....T Everett, l.
AhOlo, ID KahauieIiO
Oahu....J 5 Smithies, G Brown, Il + Bickerton
Kauai. Jacob Hardy, z Kanoa, HI Wana
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PRIV COUNCIL or sTATE.

HIS MAJESTY, II KING.
Their Excellencies, S q Wilder, j NJ kapena,
$ Kaai, L Preston, J o Dominis; Hons j
Mott Smith, IL A Z Carter, 7 kanoa, G G
Harris, \ + Judd, LNeCully, G r Bishop,
y 5 Cleghorn, y Castle, q Rhodes, IL y
Widemann, IL NJ Whitney, Z o Hall, w
Smith, w G Parke, Z Ii Judd, j y Cum
Minis, w + Wood, II \ Kahanu, j u Ka-
walnut, j Moanauli, j 5 Walker, w l.
Green, r Stirling, w f Allen, L p Adams,
DKahanu, NJ Kuaea, G Along. e IL Judd,
Secretary.
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Circuit Judges.

lst Circuit, Oahu...O One of the Judges of the
Supreme Court.
% Circuit, Maui.....--...Hon a Fernandez
81 Circuit, Hawaii Hons + ) Lyman and &
+ Hart.
18th Circuit, kauai---..-..-.--Hon j Hardy
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
2d Circuit, Maui, LIST Tuesday of June and LIST
Tuesday of December; Sd Circuit, Hawaii,
at Waimea, LIST Tuesday of November ;
at Hilo, LIST Tuesday of May 4th Circuit,
Kauai LIST Tuesday of February &-August.
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REG2$TER
THE COURT.

HIS MAJESTY, KALAKAUA, b. November l6,
1886; M. December 10, 1868; Assembled
the Throne February u, 1874.
Her Majesty the QUEEN, b. December 81, 1884
Her Royal Highness the Princess LYDIA-KA
MAKAEHA-LILIUoKALANI, Heir Apparent,
b. September 2, 1888; an. September 10, 1862,
to His EXcellency JOHN OwEN DoAnNIs,
Governor of Oahu and Maui, k.G.C. of the
Royal Orders of kamehameha and kala-
Kaua; KIT. Com. of the Orders of Francis
Joseph of Austria, and Isabella Catolica
of Spain; Member of the House of Mobiles
and of the Privy Council of State, etc, etc.
Her Royal Highness the Princess MIRIAM
LIKELIKE, b. January l3, 1851 M Septem-
Der %, 1870, to the Honorable ARCHIBALD
SCoTT CLEGHoRN, K.G.C. of the Royal
Orders of KamehaIneha and Kalakaua;
Member of the House of Mobiles and of the
Privy Council of State; has issue Her
Royal Highness the Princess VICTORIA -
KAwEKIU-KA IULANI LUNALILo kALASI-
E-UIAHILAPALAPA, born October l6, 1875.
Her Majesty the DOwager Queen EMMA, b.
January 2, 1886; ~. TO Kamehameha ~
June 10, 1856.
Her Highness RUTH-KEELIKoLASI, sister of
their late Majesties Kamehameha Nv and
"; B.. February 9, ISIS.
His Malesty's Chamberlain-Colonel Z IL judo
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British Benevolent Society,

Organized 1850. Meets annually May p.
President...........-.....Jame Hay Wodehouse
' ltt II Drives
Sec'y.....-.J ) Smithies TreaA.-A 5 Cleghorn
Elk Committee e Rhodes, q Lucas, y Young
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COURT.

Chief Justice. Hon Charles c Harris
First Associate Judge-..Hon A Francis Judd
Sec Associate Judge Ion Lawrence McCully
L. Barnard
Deputy Antoine Rosa
TERMS OF SUPREME COURT.
Sitting at Honolulu, first Monday in January,
April. July and October.
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Honolulu Fire Department.

Organized 1851. Annual Election Of Engineers
First Monday in June. Officers for 1853:
Chief George Lucas
Second Assistant Engineer. go. J L Kawainu
Secretary and Treasurer-.......Chas I Gulicb
Honolulu Engine Company No. l, (steam)
formed 1850, organized July Z, 1855. An
nual election of Officers, first Wednesday
in July.
Mechanic Engine Company No 2, Organized
December $50, admitted February Sd, 1851
Annual election OF Officers, first Wednes-
day in February.
Hawaii Engine Company No 4, Organized
February, 1861. Annual election of Off
Gers, first Tuesday in February.
China Engine Company No ), lsteam(, Organ
lied February. 1879.
Pacific Hose Company No. l, Organized Jan
uary, 1861, as Engine Company No. 3,
changed TO a Hose Company, December IA,
1865. Annual election Of Offers, second
Monday in January.
Protection Hook & Ladder Company, No. !,
Organized September, 1857. Annual cleo
ton of Officers, first Monday in September
Annual Parade Day of Depart'nt. ....-.Feb 3rd
FIRE WARDS y wARDENs,
Ward No. l-Comprises all that portion North
of Fort Street, and mdkdi of Hotel Street.
j Nolte, Warden.
Ward No. 2-Comprises all that portion South
of Fort Street, and mdkdi Of Hotel Street.
Henry Hart, Warden.
Ward No. 3-Comprises all that portion North
of Fort Street, and maukd Of Hotel Street
j. Holck, Warden.
Ward No. 4-COmprises all that portion South
of Fort Street, and mdukd of Hotel Street.
CD Wilson, Warden.
Ward No. 5-Vessels in Harbor of Honolulu,
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Their E~xcellencies, S G Wilder, j NJ Kapena, S
X Kaai, j Domlnis, Hons p KanOa, {
L Bishop, j Mott Smith, IL y Kahanu, Y
Kaeo, w Il Martin, j Z Parker, IL Kuihe-
lani, ] Moanauli, J l Dowsett. A S Cleg--
horn, Isenberg, S Castle, q Rhodes, e
Judd.
The Cabinet Ministers hold seats in the House
OF MOBILES &c o1ici0.
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British Club.

Organized 1852. Premises on Union Street
two doors below Beretania.
President 4 ) Cleghorn
Sect'y----....G Brown Treas........ May
Managers-R Stirling, IL y Widemann, FA
Schaefer.
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Latitude and Longitude of Honolulu.
ANNIVERSARIES.

Birth of His Majesty the ng...-.November l6
In Memory of Kamehameha I...........June II
Birth of the Queen of Great Bntaln--May "a
Recognition Haw Independence November %
December 25
New January /
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Il CABINET.

HIS MAJESTY, THE KING.
Minister of the Interior g. His Elk 5 G Wilder
Minister of For Affairs. His Elk j NJ Kapena
Minister of Finance. ....... His EX S X kaai
Attorney General ...-.-....Hls tx Z Preston
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strangers' Friend societv.

Organized 1859. Annual Meeting Ia June.
5 q Damon
Nice-Presidents =. Mrs 4 II Hebron aud Mrs &
II Bishop.
Sec'y.--MrsL Smith TreassRfrs = y Bishop
DiTectress.. Mrs A Mackintosh
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His Ex : G. President
Members-Hfs Ex : X Kaai, His EN- Z Pres
ton. Drs r McKibbin and T b Hutchinson
Secretary \ Hassinger
Port Physician. + Il Hutchinson
TRAVELLING PHYsICIASs.-N Ii Emerson, MD
Molokai, and General Inspector for the
Board of Health. Hawaii, L : Thompson,
MD Kau, j IL Simpson; Hamakua, u 7
Shipley; Waikiki, Maui, + IL Enders, MD.
Lahaina, j II Bemiss; MakawaO, \ c
STANDARD Kauai, j W Smith, MD.
AGENTs.-T w Everett, Maui. l. Severance.
Hawaii. s w Wilcox, Kauai. d Dayton,
Oahu; John II Brown, for Honolulu; X w
Mayar MnIpkai
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MOONS A
JULY II NJ

JANUARY HIM JULY HIM
4 Last Or S.l7.9 PM I New Moon 2.5O.2 AM
IL New Moon O.0S.6 PM IA First OR 7.44.7 PM
IS First Or $685. PMI2l FulIMoon IO.3f.O PM
&c FullMoon IL. 40.S PMl2s Last OR l.O9.J PM
HIM AUGUST Nm
8 Last Or 5.07.1 AMI 5 New Moon Sill PM
9 NewMoonI2. 46.4 PM Is First or 2ll.4 AM
II First Or 5.l4l PM 10 Full Moon 6.4T.3 pm
% Full Moon 2.50.6 PMi27 Last Or 5.43.S AM
MARCH HIM HIM
5 Last Or O.35.5 PM 4 New Moon 6.2l.0 AM
10 NewMoon 2.l6.O phil First CIR 1881 AN
IS First Or 2.O4.S mis- Full Moon 4.57.7 AM
20 Full Moon O.j2.9 AMPS Last OR 1874 PM
APRIL HIM OCTOBER HIM
1 Last Or 7.4l.5 PM 8 New Moon 6.I2.I PM
8 New Moon 1860 AM 10 First Or 2.O3.s Pm
IL First OR $3.50 Nj IL Full Moon 1852 Pm
"A fulMoon O.l9.2 PM % Last CIR S.29.l Pm
MAY II NJ NOVEMBER HIM
! Last OR 3.2l.SAsi . New Moon $3.50 AM
s New Moon 1852 PM s First Or 94S.s PM
l6 First Car 1904 mile Full Moonl0. 3l.I An.
% Full Moon S.07.S PM 81 Last Or 3.34.2 Pm
80 Last Or OILS PM Dpcr,,ppp ny
JUNE HIM New Moon 1852 PM
: NewMOonIl.24 0 AMI s First Or S.07.2 AN
Is First or IL 20.2 AM 10 Full Moon 5.04.S AM
- Full Moon 3.I2.6 AMl24 Last Or $3.50 AM
rs Last Or 1853 PMi3I New Moon 1852 AM
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Agents to Acknowledge Contracts for
Labor

OAHU-Honolulu C T Guliek, II Warehouse
Waialua. ......S y Emerson, G II Kalama
Eva q Watanae ....J kaanaana, J ID Holt
K~Oolauloa. G Lane
kOolaupOkO. ................ BarenabA
Eva & Waianae ....--J Kaanaana, J ID Holt
HAwAII-Hilo.. ......L Severance, J II Pablo
n & S Kona .....J Kamauoha, J W Smith
Hamakua. .... J r Mills, J X Kaunamano
y kohala . ID S KahoOkRnO, Il Kalai
, honaIa ......--.<-..-..G Bell, j Jones
Kau.......-.... II S Martini Kauhane
Kamoku
MAUI-Lahaina.. .--Kia Nahaolelua, L Aholo
Nalluku............J Haole, } J Halstead
MnkawaO. VIM Smith, Chas II Dickey
Hama -Kahele opfo, Samuel Kaaf
MoLoKAI....-.......G Kekfpi, J W NJ PoOhea
LANAI. " Kalua
K~AUAI-Lihue & Koloa. SW Wilcox. A Smith
Hanalei .......J NJ Gibson, Junius Kaae
Waimea-.....-..M Kamalenui, J Needles
Kawaihau 1T Kalaeone, KeAweamahi
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st. Antonio's benevolent Association
Queens Hospital.

President and Trustee. Perry
Sec'y........JR Silva Treas........ j RobelloI
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volunteer military Companies

Princes Own-ArtiIlery IL His Majesty, Captain
Leleiohoku Enthusiastically, His Majesty, Capt
Hawaiian Guards, Co. A-.Chas Il Gulick, Capt
Hawaiian Guards, Co. Be ID Wilson, Capt
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Mission Chiidren,s Society,

President. & NJ Hyde
Vice President -...-----...Re e A o Forbes
Recording Secretary. W Cooke
Corr Secretary. Miss a Chamberlain
Asst Cor Sec'y ................M Mrs NJ Benf1eld
Flee Membs...-.... Mrs McCulIy & w O Smith
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Board of Health.

His Ex s Il Wilder .---.......P residen
Menbers-HIs EN- J NJ kapena, Hons y
Judd, J Mott Smith, w j Smith, W
Green, j 5 Smithies, Secretary.
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Packet Agencies.
Hawaiian CaIedonian Club.
Young Mems Christian Association
Board of the Hawaiian Evangelical
Association,

Constitution revised 1868. Ann Meeting june
President. Rev Il Coan Vice Pres.-...A L Judd
Cor. Rev II Bingham
Rec. G NJ Hydo
Treas-....-E o Hall Auditor .....P G Jones
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HIS MAJESTY'S STAFF.
Colonies w F Allen, Ed Hoffman,, c Ii Jut
NJ p Robinson and & p laukea.
HOuSE or MOBILES.

Staff of Governor of Oahu.
Majors Geo w Macfarlane, Chas T Gulick
and Capt j IL Boyd.
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HAwAu-Hilo.. II Hitchcock
MAUI-Haiku .--.......... &C II Dickey
Makawao.. ii Halstead
OAHU-Honolulu-J II Patty, T Brown, c I
Gulick, C Brown, W r Castle, Ii A Wide
mann.
KAUAI-Waimea Knudsen
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Sailors Home Society.

Organized 1858, meets annually in December.
President ~ Castle
Sec'y.-.-FA Schaefer Treas.....C r Bishop
Elk Cons & Damon, T. o Hall, T. j Adams
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Board of Education.

President .............HOn Charles r Bishop
Members Hons j Mott Smith, Godfrey
Rhodes, Edwin o Hall, J U Kawainui.
Inspector-General OF SchOols---.D ID Baldwin
Secretary j Snltl
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Board of Immigration

Fence Commissioners, Honolulu.
J 5 Smithies, & J Lyons, J Moanauli, d Kahanu
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Seventh Year of the Reign Of His Majesty Kalakaua.
GOVERNORS.

Governor Of Oahu, His Excellency John D
Dominis. Residence, Washington Place,
Honolulu 4aIfnf NH
Governor of Maui, M0lokai and Lanai, His Tx
eelleney j o Dominis, Residence, Lahaina,
Maui.
Governess of Hawaii, n X III the Princess Ii
kelike. Residence, Hilo and Honolulu.
Governor of Kauai, His Excellen1y j Il Bush.
Residence, koloa, Kauai.
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Commissioners Of BOUNDARIES.
Mechanics, Beneht Union.

Organized 1855.
Pres...........H Grey Vice Pres 4 SOrrenson.
Sec'y........T II Lucas Treas ......J IA Black
German Benevolent Society.
Organized August %, 1859.
President. Schmidt
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Commissioners of Crown Lands.
J NJ Kapena, Z Preston. CT Judd, Agent.
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Hawaiian Board OF Health
Notaries Public.

Colonel & II Judd. President
Members. ......-...E p Edwards, j Moanauli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-30

Nevsda,-a stalwart republican,. Yesterday
Barnum went into the Little ttsb1rg ON e
for the first visit ia long Time. snd IN llrei
In hurry for kirkham. 10 d. sblne shorthand
work. To the establishment aud disyu-t Of the
Ex-senator he discovered that kirShan Was
down on Wall street at the Bob IDgerSoll meet
ing.
When these elections are al over IL Will APP
pear that Dorsey's judgment as TO the manner
oI correcting and paying out money was good
1t, and said, and stIll says, he would not take
any Office in case OF Garfialds election. or
charge any h1ng for his Sc: ices. he asked
,hat SommItee DE apPoinle,' outside OF the
was composed Of Levi p. Nc. ton, New York.
}: W. Bos!er. Of Carlisle, and Messrs. Augustus
Kcuntze, banker, Jesse Seliglnan. banker ana
Mr. Stewart, cashier OF the New York Trust
Co. They collected a large sum OF money. and
themselves gave $4,000 or more each to the re-
publican cause.
cannot help telling you
AN EXCELLENT JOKE on GENERAL GEO. A.
SHERIDAN,
your Recorder Of Deeds George was recently
comingt over nom Boston In q sleeping car,
where he had a whole section. He was Sitting
en- the lower berth In the morning, about TO put
LIS SHOES on, when he was accoSted by kind
putting on his shoes, with the inquiry: "My
frieno, ale you rich MANI" George looked
sston,shea, but answered the pleasaat-faced,
tned-looktng gentleman with Eyes I'm to,er,
another question: How rich are youe1 Geor|e
answered: About seven or eight huudrf,i
thousand dollars. Why ?" "weI said the old
man, ''f were as rich as you say you are, an
snored as loud as know you 90. l would hire
Whole sleeper every time / travelled" George
went down in his satchel and produced pistol.
which they both examined aud shot of ia tue
glass at the water cooler.
GENERAL GARF1ELDs ENTERTAINMENTS.
II was found upon inquiry that Gen. Gar
nelds private purse would not allow him to en-
terrain as freely as was desired, at his home In
Mentor, Ohio; and a sum of money was raised
and sent TO him fOr the purpose of entertaining
he was not asked TO subscribe to the campaign
fund, because OF the necessarily largely Increased
cost OF his living. Prest. Hayes was asked more
IMAM once 10 contribute to the campaign fund
but 1t appears that he has not contributed a
collar. This is a source OF complaint and GEO.
c. Gorham, who ought 20 know, tells me that
the committee On subscriptions dunned him ia
vain. PIP