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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-11-03
CONNIE GAL.
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EoAcLTLC. NOT- J. 1850.
R-urs- s-fa -un.sus guist- suSars from the other
1.lr.s. STRIVING slowly; the Only noticeable
s--r .,c-r a, h.-re- b-iic the numerous shipments
rss-r--i-- ~ ne che Islands
ru-r ral r-sEnr 81 thr ssa Fr1ncisco market.
r---z -sa=-- VIA he monthly circular Of Nessrs
EIIa.--s. Bizuu5 4 Co
~ FExxzsoo October "a. 1850.
--us- oa--iuu-- s1sisEacfu-r in most branches OF
hr..--ss ar rrae-s e-us susy nlHE country orders
n-rlrrasfal ~ m rHiuE E-asou- Our exports nf
49, nns r-rh rnurf Larger crop draw from.
Srasn-Sin-r oar lasl Nrnia extra superior No
n. -nm SUGAR iE Yes YORK weak, Gaia refinery
Fa1- ~. rrr-ifu-al No "a y per cent SIZE Our
e=r1 rh- receipts from the lslaads for the last
Etl-i- ~ -. -, - ~. y. re y. loM Ior
~ Ar ard ar louisiana crop j. also above the
- n = - - fass - h5uercr Tor f-s.ts in
E.-..-- ---s--l- r.7.--- ~ r,-.s--t ,,.5f;,r
Err-ras sash--- AZ mostly carving god siocks.
- r-tr T----s- seu dhe l. snld n arrIve al sic
--t -ir-z--sir1 uf 20 bag nov he'd a. SIC. which
50 as--- ~ arira ~ III LADY LsGpsor. The re-
sur sauea-E - - dare are $50 bags against
saa-v q a. ssr Tlrusahly ~ Izpsl bags There is
aw--r-rrs'r cnifrs en- Increase - consumption.
kels--Es-Ihs me.a--ez reminE % hand i taken
rur -raaFr p to 49, Huc rr-y choice viii sell for
g. Eu -umr eEl-nt fuT family ust
fe-rH-N-~ rark Hrie-rHHs report ADVANCE in
"a n---.ri q. &C. r-- = % 10, -
hr = r- ur =. rr@f ruru 1sc far the remainder Of
1hr season a. the r-udr u supplied Cor immediate
WEslEE1,r-Tlic uErs-f 81 rht world IL easily over
s----- rlt tlis a-lcie coInpzrea vita Hhaieoi! and
r1-rulst rnniuniT = = per =, b i quite certain
e ~ = = ms mErEei and perhaps in New
Yea
49, 7rr-u-Elis u-ticle j. in different position
T-rr wa sar.r. tn supply De- moderate
r-s -t mr. 6---nu6 nra 81 ~ = T. fair quota
1-rr e. uet-t ~ai-- hrVr hern made. There lsszn
E-rrs- f---r-1 vrrll Asle-ican aud European
-slrr-Ea-tEi l-u; ~ fo- rendered; 7sfi4asc FOR
-rFr-L
49, rrl,-rsuls cuot, the zzrkei a. steady
-allt lnlr-u1luc aH1usu1-
FlarE-s & rz1-l rarzils. 3
rEae-Sl4
-FsTrarr--Wn-s1ss Cuisis iHz -ha-trf iron vessel
Er5r-ser- .zsr dar- on London ssisd; View York
H-rtL \ r-rm,uu-
81. AlHE, s-g.sls7S ssiA' ses5 Cisgs
$500 -s-tz ~ SIP cry y Nznsit october Sd
Az lsrsusin AZ stu-- CIV ~ sydney. aih-
uEr=E--Ers-
W=rH- S-rzsn8-- ssh- sfunr Z=aiandia
"a Gar Cl1us Sr--rtsls kzhuiui. October lst.
l.rrrstIr- Eff-h 2l- hkElc Discovery. Ieth;
kf-rr e. EluF- zElh; brig Cuusueio. via kahuiui,
"a
Elrr-nsrn uIlraE-JEEs-
Sat- Errslsiu-- Qi-zahrr ssh
Tsars szittfuIig.
WrzzsNs. nTNosn Co.
~ fdIsufur u laaie shusiuc comparative prices
" rs ralu- and - er polarization
Nru Tr-s and H1uz iuE Ielands 81 same grade in
san f--uclsr1- zH1-r -etur-g coniracis=
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rFor the Hawaiian Gazette.l

The undersigned having been requested by the
Oahu Evangelical Association to aid their scribe
in preparing for publication in the native papers
a report of their proceedings during their special
meeting last week for the purpose of trying, if
necessary, the case of Rev. NJ. Kuaea, the pastor
of Kaumakapih Church, it seems desirable in view
of the prominence of the accused party, that a
statement should also be made to the English
speaking community concerning the action and
results in this case.
During and since the temporary occupation by
Mr.. Kuaea of the position of Minister of Finance,
an evil report concerning his domestic relations
which had been floating about the native COM
munity, assumed prominence. It became evident
that belief of his crininality was widely diused
and had some apparent basis of fact. At late
regular meeting Of the Oahu Association at Kalihi
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~ azrr r-r fue foreign arrivals 10 noie-the stmr
clrr1 er1-r- f-uu s1- F-1uci-co in days and
r-f su--. ard n, IA Ftyy Alny also from the same
ra-
Ezrr- ar snr time the-r ~e-eonly ihree departures
IA. s-z- Cry % sydney fos The Colonies. the brig
zrtr n SPECIES f1- san Francisco. and Vivid
fa- Fa-rir-s 1s.us
~ r-s--ls ~ hc-sh luadnc Tor san francisco
sh- n n N-F-- and II V Aimy. The former will
r-saun,r al cu-ius tts lalfrs Tari Of the week
Thr harEr Discovery uhich len san Francisco on
nrsrh-- -.la- mHE be- looked Tor A. any moment The
hsu "a Nutiuru. from View York for this port s nearly
cur- and mar rHi in appearance soon.
m r--1n ralc Thursdry and Fridly last by Mr.
kt--s h1rr been guusuaily sueecsful; it was
rt ar-r3-d aa6 prices satisfactory This re-
-rt rraahv --uun me Exceptionally choice line Of
-ras imported ~ N--s-s 9 v Nacfarltne & Co, who
har- .h.-r rcs5 5asrment In ORDERS We quote
lzrr-s g. 81 g = per pair; nice bsgs i55sG16e;
rr-Irts- rI rr reisr= deuizus. 49, dIgsic-
Teuo--ru ard Friday NJ Barlow viii close out al
suu- r1 N-s Ne-rh-rf STREET the EXTENSIVE stock Of
l1uu-, eouriuE 70 he estate Of the late Charles
II.
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PASSENGERS

Fu- W-inau-n4s Pa-ss PEI Lfkelike. Oct sG-T Pine.
~. ainua Mis, Ainna u g Tr-dwEr. W II Cornwe
VI M1-il Mss Banning AcCoppin- 1irEin:
= ~H-run J. Ru-ne-- " u Jarrett BzchAnAn, c 4
M--rts q q Smsfh
F-rm Sau. FrHucisrn pr Cisr Of Syqney. Oct So-W
r1r--r nnf wife NJ " n Bailey Mrs. D Thurston- G
u-s- and uaf-. Ni-- Lamb Pierce, Mr. Oderkiik;
~ Nn-tu1. : A Back. r Hu-arf- c 7 Gulick and
rIFr NJ gsuirk M G { Heclcy and child, NJ White.
40 v1fc Williams. II Bradley. 5 Corer, Hughes
40 ulfs and . chilE-eu. Never
r--- Srausy rer CITY q sydney Oct so--w coops,
\ S-uirf 3 Nu1ls-ur- M Li-hnAn.
Fsr F.-utr-s Islsud per Vivid Nov l-F Sutton, G
0--l- q Haths and Nife
F-ou Sur F-Enciscu. per n W Amy. Nov Mrs
CrEEr ~ y Nclu1u-h Master Mcintosh. C Pres
~ ~ -7re 0at Mr. Poster Mr. Eckiey. Mrs de Ia
f'--rlr and 3 rhildr-u " r Pzrker Master II Parker
E-s ss-ll1 Biark \ Bingham ! Mediil- kimhsll,
Pm, q Iluprol
Par suu F-unrisco- per ! D spseoke,s. Nov s-E Nc
Trrrur. Tuu-=aint
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NOTICE

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. THE
III undersigned having been appointed Assignees of
the estate Of J. Ross of Waukn Maui give notice to
all persons indebted to the said estate 10 make mme
date payment to T. W Everett Esq. Waiukn. his
agent or TO the undersigned and ali parties claiming
10 be creditors to present their claims without delay TO
the undersigned at Honolulu. Oahu
ED. HoFFscHLAEGER CO, Assignees
Honolulu, Nov /, 1880 SIS I'm
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Co-Partnership Notice,

TEVHIS is TO CERTIFY THAT EDWIN q.
Hall residing in HonolBlu, and William w Hail.
also residing in Honolulu carrying on the Hardware
business, dealing also in General Merchandise under
me firm name OF e. Q. Hall Son, of Fort and
King streets, Honolulu. sos D.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE QUOyG
u Wo Company. doing business at Hilo in the Island
cf Hawaii as sugar planters consists of the following
members; Hong Sam Tuck, Woo Lung Sing, Fong Sing
On, Chin Loi. Fong wo Shun Fong Tai Hee Tom PARK
Sing, Fong King Hing, Fong Loon Woo, Fong King
Yfck and Tuck Sing, all of said Ho, and Cheu All
Quong and Chin Que Of Honolulu
QUoNG VIC COMPANY
Honolulu, November q 1880 SIS ct
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T'u-~say. Nuve-sl,s- ena- being the day appointed
- fr.5rrssuu Of President a-ad Vice President of
7i.r r-rHnnr Srnrrs n ballet box placed in the
uuu-r uf Mess whitney a Robertson, and the
urn. -vauaara "A folBouE nj O'Clock y. NJ II will
hrr usrr rfunt tsmrhHld and Arthrrs friends are IN
ttn mauunaznE here Az Eanoirln goes so goes the
Tulm-
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Recently Messrs. Wilder & Co. have made a
change in the routes of their steamers LelHd and
MoIaolii. The former is now laid on regularly to
Maui, on the route formerly occupied by the No
kolii. while the latter will be engaged exclusively
in the trade on the windward side of Oahu.
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WHr-SET-In -his CRY. October 9Th 1881. Cor
rrlr-s - vnrnr-s1 chsid - Captain Benjamin and
M ssh WtitsrE a-ed isii mc1ths-
Iifflr Cn-reliEs sitrnherr
n L-cznlcSs slccr-
Ard H. sil never Nrakcu
70 rlir cTieTrd- who weep
Iasrr-E ne lips md ryciids
o. rtr uElr face f1tr.
Fu Err-k has uarlinc-
Er clasps thr treasure there
Ar1 1n his silent chambers.
Hung wsrh riran and night.
Er hiis lnHar the loved one
And shurs him 'rsm Our sight
~r-d-- cnrr can dc ~ mere.
Love it, az has given
Esnriur 9TH a ls-s -ErcweIi--
Ne lesrr ain 20 Heaven
ri.us ~ ru-r and infant form
Nuz-t -ne hrrcry -o1.
Wtilr hr-rf ard sai u whispering
-1c Eri-ii tEslis via God.
fCoNNUKIcGTED
rrTrEUoo0-Ir fh5s city. OCT ssh Arthur Peter
rsfIrnrurr1ul fl-ickEosc- sufant son Of ChAs- h.
- Naul1a T-ictuool- AZ days
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIvENrHAT The FIRM OF
= Quong Sam Kee and Company, doing business as
dealers in provisions and general merchandise and as
Rice Planters Honolulu consists of the following
members; Chu All Qnong: Chu Quong Chau, of Homo
lulu, Chu Kim, of California.
Honolulu. November 9. ESQ So p
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EXPORTS.

~ Farrin-z Leland pr Vivid nov - coils rope,
--a-s btls bel ~ hale Hay- hx powder 40 mats
brad lut 81 Eruccrics- hardware and etc.
Fo- - F-uurisca. Fcr J d Spreck-is. Nov s-SS5s
-r-a- so has -iu-. lEs hi de- o. bnohs bananas
Ia I,ou-siic. $50 q q
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Hilo is most charming at this season, just the
time for delightful excursions into the woods, trips
70 the volcano, DC.
The Volcano is very active.
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liew Embellishments.
Co-partnership Notice.

THIHE UNDERSIGNED ARE SOLE PART
ners in firm OF Whitney & Robertson, Stationcrs,
News Dealers and Book Binders, Honolulu II. 1.
ss5 ct j. ". RoRERTsoN
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IMPORTS

Frun Snn FrHurisro. per City % SYDNEY. Oct 30
rsi-r srurrr- ~ rk-- misn. pkrs nails, so pkgs
--uft - -k- urlfprs. Fi furniture. pkg document
q nEr rrins AND d small lC' az misc mdrc
F-um SHr Frznriscn. per II " Amy. Nov Ia baes
frr ~ - rhHuua-ne q hhE beet - bbls beer. cs
a. ru.as - - simon $50 TIM crackers, sewing
rrurhirr. u dars pkg furniture, 81 pkCs canned
urrnts. esltn I'd t-iok and lot % mise mdse-
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Epitaph for our contemporary of the Adreytiser:
Eregi DoninentHBi acre. Will he kindly translate?
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Jack ashore, though still favoring equestrian
exercise has gone in considerably for driving,
when he has the assistance of the experienced"
native driver he is less dangerous to the ordinary
land-lubber, but when he undertakes the naviga-
ton of a team by himself the prospect is awe in
spirinr indeed
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The owners of the Chinese Theatre intend to sell
out; what loss to our lovers of music.
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Look out for Wilcox's letter to be published next
Saturday, it is to be interesting, we are pant
inc TO Get at il
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-Four hundred Portuguese are on their way
hither IN the High Flyer, large number of these
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The schooner John IRqles, captain Olsen, arrived
here from Apa short of water. She is bound on to
San Francisco. The schooner is in ballast, has is
passengers, and has been 40 days, ] hear, on the
passage
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We think Mr.. Dougherty well deserves his cane,
we have experienced his kindness ourselves.
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Royal Hawaiian Planters Association,
Honolulu.

EDITOR GAZETTE II beg leave to forward the
annexed matter and venture to submit request
that you will be pleased to accord it space, pos
sible, in the columns of your next issue.
l am, Sir, yours obediently,
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Our thanks are due TO The Merchants Exchange,
San Francisco, for full files of late papers-also
Mr.. Thos. G. Thrum for news tavors.
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Co-Partnership Notice.

Co-Partnership Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ firm of Look Woo Company, doing business as
ing members:
QuoLg Sum Kee Company, consisting of Chu Al
Kim, OF San Francisco, Cal.
Ching Lok Wing, of Waua, Kauai.
Cheong Chung, of Waua. Kauai.
Wong Keong, of Wailua. Kauai.
Ho On, of Wailua, Kauai.
Ho Kan of Wailua, Kauai
Tai Chem Of Honolulu.
Kui Lai, of Honolulu.
u...,.,. ~. ,0oo LOOK WOO COMPANY,
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That prosOdy is waiting for the Users poet call
round for it.
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Mrs. Stirling the wife of the Admiral in com
mand of the Australian Station passed through In
the last steamer.
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The steam yacht Lancashire Witch arrived at
Hilo from Honolulu on Saturday morning, October
sd.
Sir Thomas Hesketh and party visited the vol
cano, and on their return spent day in looking
about Hilo Rainbow Falls, DC. DC, and sailed for
Kawaihae on Wednesday evening.
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Mr.. Armstrong the Attorney General will arrive
here by the November steamer, notwithstanding
San Francisco letters TO the contrary.
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Hanalei is enjoying fine weather. Princeville
Plantation will commence grinding in three
four weeks from now, and have some very fine
[
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The partnerships are hurrying on the publication
of their notices Of names of partners, dc, as the
law requires.
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KAUAI.

Good for tho Kilanea Plantation. 1t has Just
finished grinding. having taken off 965 tons, about
200 tons over its own estimate.
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George II. Luce, Esq. Tax Collector for Homo
luu will open his office Monday next 9Th. inst,
for the collection of taxes for the current year.
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The City Of Sydney left about 10 on Sunday
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HB. NJ S Cannot will leave for Callao about
the 9Th of this month. She has on board number
of supernumeraries for the Triumph should the
Penguin arrive before the GanHet leaves, she will
take half the supernumeraries on board and also
proceed to Callao.
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The Hawaiian schooner Kalnnd has returned
from the Ochotsk sea well loaded with salmon and
cod the speculation has turned out well that
a larger vessel is 10 be sent.
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HAWAII.

A slight shock of earthquake was felt at Hilo on
Friday, October nd, and another on Sunday, 24th.
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charge of smuggling opium is now pending in
the Polics Court against two of the foreign resi-
until the 18th inst. Pending the investigations we
omit publishing names.
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Moreno had no show in Washington, Secretary
Evarts would not receive him. Moreno is too we'll
known TO make Roadway in the East, the wonder
Is that he had the calm impudence to show his
face there.
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About one half of the bar, in number and weight
namely. Messrs. Preston. JONES' Hatch, Bickerton
and Brown, have left for the Waimea Circuit
on Hawaii.
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The Supreme Court of the October term adjourn
ed sine de last Saturday, several decisions were
given to which we shall hereafter allude. The jury
gave a verdict for the defendants in the Kanaina
estate case.
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Unfortunately our little people did not get
chance at the Menagerie winch was on board the
City Of Sydney. The horses and dwarfs were on
shore on Sunday morning.
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November is with us, what blest climate this
is in northern countries people are wrapping
themselves up and complaining of cold and slush,
here we are walking round in linen clothes, truly,
Hawaii mel is pleasant spot to live in.
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MEMORANDA.

E-ra-s ~ thr : : CiIr 81 sydney. n. c. Dearborn.
rr--u.a-f-Frau san Francisco October ed. left At
49, DfsrAa---5 rilof Sc p n. and arrived at
na-1lrl Do a. - October 8Eh, ISL
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The Chinese refuse to use the new wasl-hOuses.
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TANNED GOOD S-A LARGE
" assortment Of Boston aud San Francisco packing
51f - B0LLEs & Co
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A match at base ball is arranged between a nine
from the L. 6. s. Alaska and team of Honolulu
Boys; success to Hawaii--keep up your muscle
Roysf
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Three thousand and seventy-fve laborers for
this country are reported TO be en- route, as fol-
lows: 1850 Chinese per the next Pacific Mail
steamer, the CassaHdra, Ho Chung, and Alaska;
621 Norwegians 400 Portuguese I04 Germans
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BY the city Of Sydney from San Francisco, we
welcome home number of old residents, who
have been absent on business and pleasure-Maior
c. T. Gulick and wife. Mrs. E. I. Gulick w. E.
Foster aud wife, Mrs. Geo. c. Beckley, G. West
and wife, Mrs. W. H. Bailey and Miss E. D. Thurs
ton
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The epizootic has made Its appearance on Hawaii
and is quite prevalent among the horses in Hilo,
many of whom are or have been quite sick. Several
deaths have occurred
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DIR. 1ROuIE.

ana 511rRGon-
-Specsal attention given 70 diseases Of the Thront
and Ear. Ofice-corner OF Hotel and Fort Streets
el9 r.- NIGHT HE'LL ----- IL
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ISLAND LOCALS.

ABOUT TowS.
The Music Hall has its roof on
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Dear, dear, how sad it is that so much valuable
editorial matter should have been kept out of the
Tfsey- By the press of advertisements. We presume
that We have lost such stirring sentences the
following: /" If you want good dinner go to Lum
Gun Quot Mrs. Seamstress, "our fashionable
modiste - is offering to Honolulu ladies select
at the Advertiser office, there is always large
stock on hand The half dozen or so of para
graphs in this strain which did appear on Saturday
have whetted our appetite, let us have whole
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

Honolulu, Oct. g. 1880
Dear Sir: recognize the want of cooperation
and interchange of ideas among our planters, and
therefore l sympathize with the formation of
Planters Association in the manner suggested by
you. am, my dear sir, your very obedient
servant, [Signed] II. A. P. GARTER-
CAPT WHALLEY NICHOLSON,
Honorary Sec. Royal Haw. Planters Association
From j. S. Walker to Capt. Nicholson =
approve of your ideas and will aid you in every
way possible to get up Planters Association and
will act as Treasurer If so required.
October %, 1880. [Signed] Us. WALKER.
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FIRE IN BIDDEFORD.
THE MARBLE AND THE HOOPER
BLOCKS BURNED.


BIDDEFoRD, February ). Thursday morn
astrous fires that has visited this city for
many years, broke out in Marble block,
Main street. The fire, which caught in the
basement near the furnace, was under
such Roadway when discovered and spread
with such rapidity through the building, that
the stock of goods of Oren Staples, dealer in
gentlemen's furnishing goods, and Smith
Bros, tailors, are a total loss. The second
floor was occupied as law offices by b. F.
Hamilton and II. T. Patterson, and medical
rooms of DIR. H. E. Hill.
The third floor was occupied by two lodges,
Masons and Odd Fellows. The block, which
will be almost total loss, was built and
owned by Oren Staples, and cost S2S, 900.
upon which there is an insurance of 81, 800.
His stock of goods was worth about $1,000.
Hamilton's loss is $500; no insurance. Tat
terson's loss is $500; fully insured. The
loss of the others is partly covered by in
surance.
The fire engines had scarcely reached the
engine houses when another fire was discov-
cred about nine O'Clock in Hoopers block,
adjoining Marble block The upper story was
burned off half across the building. The
stock Of goods, boots and shoes, in the store
of Michael Burns, was damaged to the ex-
tent of $1,000: covered by insurance. Stocks
in the drug store of p. Pellerin and the MILL
merry establishment of Madame Gagne were
thoroughly soaked with water and their loss
is unknown. The fire is supposed to have
caught from the furnace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-06

To the Honorable Comfy Commissioners OF
Aroosfook.
TINE undersigned citizens Of Caribou and vicinity,
l. In said County of Aroostook, respectfully re-
quest your Hon Board TO change the location Of the
county road around the Willcth HIN, In the west
half Of township Il, range ., so that the same may
be locate rs built by Xavier Noettc, In the summer
aud fall of ls79.
GEORGE L. TRICKEy and others.
AROOSTOOK. ss;-Court Of County Commission.
ers, January Term, 1850.
On the foregoing petition. ORDERED, That notice
be given that the Commissioners viii meet on Fri
day, April > 1850, at 10 A. NJ, at NJ. Gag
mons In said X, Range =, and hear all parties
interested in said road. and on the day proceed
view the mentioned IN said petition and take
such further action In the premises they judge prop
Said notice to be given by serving atiested copies
Of the petition and this order upon John y. Arnold
Geo, !. Trickey, =. =. Burleigh, A. A. Burlcigh T..
g. Burlcigh Ezekiel Vasseur, Severe Volette. A. II.
Fogg, John I. Donworth, same rs agent Of y. I.
King Of ST. John. N. B., and Albert W.
Madgan, executor OF J. G. Madigan. supposed
owners Of lands in said township, X, the other
owners being unknown, and the Commissioners be-
ing unable to ascertain by reasonable diligence
who they are; and by publishing the same
Republican u newspaper published at Carbon,
in said county, of Aroostook. and six suc.
ccssive weeks in the kcnncbec journal, the State
paper the last publication and said service and post
ing to be ut least thirty days before said meeting.
that all persons interested may attend and be heard,
ifthey see it.
Attest - r.. L. STAPLES, Clerk.
true copy of petition and order
6w4 Attest - Il. l.. STAPLES, Clerk.