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P. M. S. S. Co.'S Time Table for 1880.
SWEDISH IN HEigVNE,7 orr HoNoLuLu.
2nd Anril- 1850.

2Hd April. 1850.
To the Editor of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser:
SIR 81 deem it duty 1 owe to the Public OF
Honolulu 20 point out several Inaccuracies that Ap.
peared in the columns Of the Hawaiian Gasstts Of
Slsi alt. regarding my vessel. First, The vessels
name is The Hermias aud not The "Homine.v
Secondly. the passage Wa accomplished In So DAYS
aud not 90 as reported by him Bat these are
minor matters. WI. | Wish to confnte Is that
g two GOT the crew. have died on the passage, and
a case Of varIolOid exists on board now The
Tact Is one man died on the passage aud the only
invalid on board az sac time Of my arrival. was
Immediately removed 10 the quarantine bnildings
assigned by the Board Of Health, and / rejoice to-
state that all on board now are to the best OF nv
knowledge, in perfect health. The pilot can no
doubt vindicate himself OF the charge brought
against him. bat | deny that be went on shore
and reported the case" He sent a letter by his
boat. the crew of which never boarded the vessel.
for medical aid, which call was promptly respond
ed to, and the instructions then given, az also
those furnished by the Board OF Health on the
following day, have been carried out to the letter.
Ny object in writing this. is not to stir the matter
up aud keep it constantly before the public but 20
prevent. if possible. the spread OF uucaIled for
exaggerated stories and thus allay the punishment
OF quarantine of which myself aud passengers are
the victims. Iremain sir. yours faithfully.
+. L0NNGRES.
Master Swedish Bark Heymine. I
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SCHOOL LAWS.

The attention of parents and Guardians
of children of school age is respectfully
called to the following statutory provisions
relating to the attendance of children at
school, and their own obligations, under
the laws, on the subject.
From the School act Of January 10, 1865,
as amended
OF ATTENDANCE.
SEC. 20. 1t shall be incumbent on all
parents, guardians and adopters of children,
to send such children, from their sixth to
their fifteenth years, to some lawful school,
public or private, to be instructed in good
morals and elementary learning.
SEC. q. If any child shall persist
in ~absenting himself from school, any
Police or District Justice shall, upon proper
complaint being made by the school teach
er, the school agent, or the Inspector Cen
eral, cause the father or mother, or guard
ian or adaptive parent of the child, togeth-
er with the child, to be arrested and, upon
its being proved that the person responsible
for the child, as a minor, has not used prop
er diligence to enforce the child's regular
attendance at school, the said responsible
party shall be fined by the said Police or
District Justice in a sum not exceeding five
dollars and, in default thereof, be subject
ed to imprisonment at hard labor for q
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Mr.. EDITOR An article in the Hawaiian Ga
zette of last Wednesday, reflects upon the acts Of a
e. certain individual > in bidding at public auction
on government lots sold last Saturday. 1 beg to
say, that in bidding at a public auction sale, of
lots Of land or any other property. | have done no
more than exercise the rights and privileges that
belong to every one. under the laws of the coun-
try. In making a livelihood and supporting a
large family. / have a perfect right to turn my
capital to the best advantage. according to my own
judgment, building over a Castle to the contrary
notwithstanding. J. LAZARUS.
Honolulu, April I'd, 1880.
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BOARD of Health Notice.

1t having been made clear to the Board of Health, that
the manner of burial or ~dispOsing of the dead, in many
places in the Islands, by placing the Bodies in small
buiIdings-above ground-or by a very slight covering
of earth-is highly injurious to the health of all people
living in the vicinity and a certain cause of sickness.
1 therefore, as President of the Board of Health, give
notice, that all bodies so Inferred, that are in any way
offensive, must be properly put under ground, and from
this date no interments will be allowed in a manner that
can be construed as injurious TO the Public Health.
One month from this date WILDE allowed to correct all
nuisances now existing, and all Sherifs, Deputy sherifs
and Agents of the!Board of Health throughout the King.
dom are hereby instructed to prosecute under the law
regulating the Board of Health, any and all parties who
do not conform to this notice. SAML G.. WILDER,
President of the Board of Health.
Honolulu, March 10th, 1880. Mar-13-1m
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Artesian Wells East of the Rocky Noun
tains.


WASHINGTON, March llth The Senate has pass
ed a bill for the reclamation OF arid and waste
lands. II authorizes the Secretary Of he Interior
TO contract for the sinking OF two artesian wells on
the plains east OF the Rocky Mountains such
wells TO be sunk at such places as the Secretary
may designate, and whenever the site of either
such wells shall be designated, the Secretary Is
required to declare a reservation flour square
miles, with said site as nearly as possible In the
centre thereof, and land so reserved shall not be
subject to sale or disposal under any laws Of the
United States until such reservation has been re-
leased. Twenty thousand dollars are appropri-
ated TO carry the Act into effect.
New York, March l5th.-The Herald. referring
to the Senate's authorizing artesian wells on the
plains, advocates the opening of these perennial
fountains in trans-MississippI districts, where the
summer rainfall is deficient. believing that they
will enhance the value Of the national domain, and
clear the way for the great tide Of emigration now
rolling toward the Eastern Rocky Mountain slope.
1t may not be easy to tap the great internal water
reservoir on the, plains east of the Rocky Mount
aims, but the deeper the fuller the perpetual stream
as exemplided in the artesian we'll at Grenville
near Paris, which was not started until nearly
eighteen hundred irct of soil had been perforated
and four years were spent in boring. IL has a
thousandlold repaid its cost, discharging consider
ably more than bali a million gallons every twen-
ty-four hours.
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TotaI number cd deaths reported s..

Under 1 year g; from l to > years 2; from ) to 10 years
,: from 10 to 20 years 6; from 20 to 80 years II: from 80
to 40 years :; from 40 to 80 years 8; from 80 TO 60 years ;
over 20 years Z. Males sc; females 10. Unknown Is
consumption Z; cough l; commissions l; collapse /; dyson.
terry 4. Accident 6: debility ?; dropsy A. disease brain
2: fever 2; henOrrhage l: Inflammation l; old age 6; para
lysis l: syphilis l.. Hawaiians 40; Chinese Z; South Sea
Islanders 4; T.. S. A. 4. Three died within "A hours after
arrival from the other Islands. Unattended %. Nam.
Der of deaths same month last year 81.
remain your ExceIlency's obedient servant,
JSo. H. Brown, Agent Board OF Health.
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Mortuary Report for March, 1880.
HEALTH OFFICE, Mar. 81, 18s

HEALTH OFFICE, Mar. 81, 1880.
HIS ExcELLENCY S. G. WILDER, President Board
of Health.
SIR am able to report the health of the town
TO be generally good and although the number Of
deaths reported exceed what L expected, it will be
seen by the list below that an unusual large mum
Der have died from accident, and it will also be seen,
that the new immigrants from the Southern Islands,
materially help to swell the list, the disease among
them being general debility.
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AZ U - 80 q "a day,

The bloving Tracts % Land, being a portion Of thu estate %
the Hon w L MO-honus, deceased, In order TO pay the debts
Of said estate, viz
The mauka portion Of the Ahupuaa Of Pulehunui, sitd-
ated on the Island Of Maui, L. c. A $50. containing an area %
about 1850 acres This portion % the ahuPuaa runs from
the mountain % the sea and has a boundary on the sea wall
OF about 1901 fret Plans and surveys Of said premises may
be seen at the once % Castle 3 Hatch
2-Premises At PaIoIo. Island Of Oahu; u All tract Of
land described In Royal Patent No 1883, containing / acre /
20 100 "a chains CD All those premises described In Royal
Patent No 1858. 10 fs-1OO 81 chains. The above premises
having BEEN conveyed 20 said MOehOnua by deed Of kinopu,
recorded In hber q, folio Is5-
3-Premises At Manoa Valley, Island Of Oahu. The Ahu-
puza Of Puulena, Royal Patent No 7gC3. containing IS 4-IO
acres. less the following pieces sold BY said MOehonua, viz
"a acres sold 10 Apeo et al. deed recorded 10 Hb-r 8, folio 20.
Lot sold to HAul. deed recorded in Hber p, folio 26 Lot
sold 10 KaiwL. deed recorded in liner II. folio 334- Lot sold
% Puaiole, deed recorded IN Hber q, folio 81.
CHARLIE T. GULICK.
Administrator Of Estate Of w. L. Moehonua, deceased.
r. p. ADAMS, Auct'r.
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4 B1At the sale of seyenty-two lots by governH
mept on the plains east of the city. on Saturday
Vast, the aggregate Of prices paid footed up the
sum Of $23 SIS. AS by the terms of sale these lots
are to be improved within u short time, the pros
poets are that The city will soon grow out towards
Waikiki and the Park.
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VICTIMS OF THE FIRE FIEND.-Last Sunday night
about IL O'Clock. people living on Fort street be-
tween Beretania and Kukui. were startled by see
ing a very bright light through the windows of a
house occupied by a native woman and her two
boys under ten years. The door was found locked,
and on bursting it open a heartrending sight was
presented. The mosquito netting had caught fire
from a candle carelessly left burning near by. and
the woman aud children were terribly burned.
The ERE was soon extinguished by the neighbOrs,
and the woman and children taken TO the hospital.
The fprmer lived but a few hours. aud both chill
dren died The following day.
acknowledgements in Honolulu district have
obliging furnished MS with the following figures of
the rainfall tor the first three months of the present
wear, as compared with that of 1879.
At d.. Z. McKibbin,s. Beretania street.
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BY AUTHORITY.
Proclamation.


WE, KALAKAUA, by the Grace of God, of
the Hawaiian Islands, King, do proclaim /:
That it is Our Pleasure, in pursuance of
Our Constitution, that the Members of the
Legislative Assembly of Our Kingdom do
assemble at the Legislative Hall, at Our
Capital of Honolulu, for the dispatch OF
public business, at u O'Clock, noon, on Fri
day the Thirtieth day ofApril, A. D. Eight
cen Hundred and Eighty.
Given under Our Royal Sign Manual
- at Our Palace, in the City of
{Royal) Honolulu this First day Of
49, N Eighty, and the Seventh
Year of Our Reign.
KALAKAUA R.
BY THE KING:
The Minister of the Interior,
SAM'L @. WILDER. marl3
THERE are 10 Lots belonging to the Government on
Kulaokahus plains, and applications for the purchase of
the same. will be received st this Office, under the same
conditions as the former sales.
sAML G. Wild Minister Of Interior.
Interior Department, April I'd, 1880. ap3
Z GEORGE D. FREETH. Esq. has this day been appointed
superintendent of Water Works and Clerk of Markets,
vice Robert Lishman resigned.
sAM'L G. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
~ Interior Office. April list. 1880.
c. W. HAET, Esq. has this day been appointed Road
Supervisor for the District Of KonA, Island of Oahu, vice
Robert Lishman resigned
SAINT G.. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, April 1st, 1880.
! II has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint JAS. H.
BOYD Colonel on his personal staff.
Iolani Palace, March 23d, 1880. msr27
Ir has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint An
TONE Rosa Major on the staff of the Governor of Oahu.
IoIani Palace, March 23d, 1870. mar27
THE First School Session of the Public se2ools for the
present year viii close on Friday, the 9Th of April prox.;
and the Second school Session of the year Will begin on
Monday, April 18th, 1850.
Education Office, March %, 1880. mAr27 st
Mr.. S. W. PA has this day been appointed an Agent to
grant Marriage Licenses for the District of North Hilo,
Hawaii, vice j. Kaaukai.
SAML q. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, March %, 1880. mar57
MR.. J. d. NEAL has this day been appointed an agent to
take Acknowledgement to Contracts for Labor in the Dis
trict of Koloa. Island of Kauai, vice Alfred H. Smith
sAML G. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Department, March Is, 1880. marH
THE manner in which Cattle are cared for, in the Pens
near Honolulu, while waiting slaughter, is not humane
and must conduce to make such cattle unhealthy and I'M
fit for food.
Therefore, the Board of Health hereby give notice,
that from this date, proper and humane care must be
given all Cattle intended for slaughter-such as proper
Pens, giving shelter from the sun and rain, and sufficient
food and water.
The Board of Health hereby instructs their Agent Jno.
81. Brown, to see that this Order is fully carried out, and
to prosecute under the law regulating the Board of
Health-any and all parties who fail to comply with this
Order. SAML G. WILDER.
mar27 President. Board of Health.
IL accordance with the provisions of Section 3 of An
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CHANGE F~TIME.-We notice by advertisement
of the ?. NJ s. :. Co.. in the ALd of March 20, that
the steamship australia is announced to sail posi-
lively for Honolulu ON Saturday, April 10th, at
noon, or Immediately upon receipt of English
mails. She will therefore be due here on the morn
ing of the l7th.
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7 Ns- We are requested by the Marshal to say
that foreign jurors for the April term will not be
required to attend until further notice. The large
number of native cases on tAe calendar will be
disposed oil FIRST.
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terpsichOreanally inclined, enjoyed themselves
hugely, al the masquerade party given at BuSum's
Hall on last Monday evening, and the occasion
will not soon be forgotten by those present. The
music, which was di>coursed by Prof Brrger's
!ull band was charming. The second masquerade
will take place on the evening OF the 4h inst, and
a select party will undoubtedly indulge in the les
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The Royal Dramatic Club. propose to give
a performance provided the public entertain the
proposition. The time and place are, this Satur-
day evening, at The Hawaiian Theatre.
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~ Too bad tina; Grant Viii not come; lots OF
money aud lots OF invitations lying around loose.
waiting bis presence.
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mar27

IL accordance with the provisions of Section 3 of An
Act entitled an Act to amend Sections 1S4, 1856 and 1856 of
the Civil Code, - approved July 18th, 1872, the following
gentlemen have been this day appointed Commissioners
to assess damages claimed by property owners, as sGs-
tanned by the extension of Liliha street, viz: R. F. Bier
erton, II. Warehouse and j. Moanauli.
SAML Ct. WILDE Minister of Interior.
Interior Office. March 10th. 1880. mar27
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BRIEF MENTION.

The station house contained but one ledger on
Friday evening; business was dull.
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LIBRARY AND READING Room ANNIvERsARY.-The
first anniversary of this institution will be held at
their rooms this evening. and promises to be a
very interesting and pleasant occasion. In addi-
ton to the reports of officers and other business
there will be shurt addresses frsm several speakers
and piano and violin music by several amateur
friends of the association. The members and their
families and the public generally. both ladies and
gentlemen, are cordially invited to be present.
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Z Es- The ahupuaa of Kaonoulu. East Maui. was
sold at auction on Saturday last, and brought the
sum of SO, 900. Hon. II A. Widemann being the
purchaser. The tract is said to contain I0.OO0
acres.
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81 Veloeipedal exercises are now INDUCED 10
9y<the jnniors. to the detriment OF older males
who traverse The sidewalks.
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Licenses Expiring in April, 1880.

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 Sherifs and Deputy Sherihs have instructions to pro-
secute without discretion, any and all parties doing
business without the proper License.
SAML G.. LDER
Minister of the Interior.
n..-;o. Oesca ArriI 2O 1870
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MUsIC.-The Band will play this afternoon at
Emma Square, commencing at 4:30 P. NJ. The fol-
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser
SATURDA y, APRIL 3.
BRIEF MENTION.

81 Elder Hook the Evangelist will preach at
.aumakapili Church tomorrow evening
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DOCTOR A DEsCHOWITZ.

II PROFESSOR OF LANGUAGES AT
III the University IN Woodland, Cal wishes TO give in
sFruetion in the FRENCH, GERMAN. SPANISH and
HEBREW LANGUAGES in schools, classes or private.
High references. ~ Address as above, care this Office
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A correspondent at Lshaina says the opinion
there was that after the death Of MIR. Walters. the
baker, his safe was opened by thieves and money
aud other property taken. We learn, however, from
other sources that there is no ground for the sus-
picion. The key of his safe was turned over TO
the temporary administrator, by his wife. aud there
in was found a certificate of deposit in Bishop *
Co.'S bank, together with seven hundred dollars in
silver. The deceased also owned some lands.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

n GOOD WINDMILL. 1 BRASS e.. 2
II Inon Tanks. capable Of hoIding 500 gallons eachi l Solid
Frame, for above tanks; also, Pipe Work. Connections, etc,
complete This Mill can be seen in working order by apply
fnx 10 (n29 ~ n. J. AGNEW.
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f H. Hurley of Tuscarora, New, publishes in
the IIDleS-ReUieto an offer TO produce a man who
san do the annexed problem. He says he Will put
up from $500 to $4,000 on his proposition.
1t has been gcing the rounds of the Press that a
gentleman in Paris has oGered 20, 900 francs To any
one who will draw the annexed figure with a pen
or pencil without lifting either from the paper or
interfering with any portion Of a line previously
made
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FOR SALE

nlHOs PREMISES IN HILO.
u opposite the Court House. suitable for a nrst-class Hotel
Al IN good order and repair Apply 70
J. II. CONEY. Honolulu,
les % or Q. Bno.
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FOL SALE 4!

I've Iron safes, One Iron Tank, a Lot Of Casks.
MI c. :.
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SPERM WHALEs.-The whaling bark Progress,
on the passage from Hawaii last week, sighted a
school of sperm whales, but they were going too
fast for the boats to catch them.I Subsequently
the same whales probably were fallen in with
by the whaling bark Sea Breeze. which succeeded
in taking three. making in all about 60 barrels of
oil. She was in sight from the city on Monday.
&c trying out.' The sight Of sperm whales used to
be common enough about these Islands. Forty
years ago Capt. Abe Russell cruisrd for months
between. Hawaiiland Kauai, and made a good thing
of it,
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WANTED. a LAvAToRY.-One of the best things to
promote and to retain good health is an occasional
bath in sea water. There are no conveniences for
a luxury of this sort in Honolulu. unless one is a
practiced swimmer and bold enough to take a
.. header :" off the Esplanade and run the risk OF
sharks. To be sure. there Is Waikiki. two or three
miles away but what is needed. aud would no
doubl.be well patroniZed. is IL regularly built and
properly equipped bathing establishment. situated
saw on Fisberman's Point. on the East side of the
Barbor. Where is the enterprising man that will
establish the " Honolulu Lavatory and Sea-Bath
Saaitarium."
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NOTICE

a LII PERSONS. TO THE
N STORE on Nuusnu street, known A. the ~ HIrE
HDISE.. lately under the management Of :. L. LEWIS.
will please make Immediate payment at the Once Of NJ.
Phillips 3 Co No II Ka,hunanu -.
All accounts not paid within Thirty Days. will be placed
in the hands % our attorney. who will use rigorous measurss
Az n NJ. PHILLIPS * Co. II Kaahamanu ST
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IT has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint An
TONE Rosa Major on the staff Of the Governor of Oahu
Iolaul Palace, March 23d, 1870. mar27
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! II has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint JAS. H
BOYD Colonel on his personal staff.
IoIani Palace, March 23d, 1880. msr27
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C. W. HART, Esq, has this day been appointed Road
Supervisor for the District of KonA, Island Of Oahu. vice
Robert Lishman resigned.
SAM'L G.. WILDER, Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office, April list, 1880.
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The First School Session Of the Public Se2ools for the
present year viii close on Friday, the 9Th of April prox;
and the SscoHd school Session of the year Will Begin on
Monday, April 18th, 1850
W. JAS. SMITH, Secretary
IL o. rann n.n.n O.
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ME-. J. d. NEAL has this day been appointed an agent to
take Acknowledgements to Contracts for Labor in the Dis
trict of Koloa, Island of Kauai, vice Alfred H. Smith,
resigned.
SAML G. WILDER Minister Of the Interior
I,.er;,r Danartment. March Is, 1880. mar27
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Mr.. s. w. PA has this day been appointed an Agent to
grant Marriage Licenses for the District of North Hilo,
Hawaii, vice j. Kaaukai.
SAML u. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, March %, 1880. mar57