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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26

tntn SuD DIVISION
The closing exercises OF the schools OF the
9Th subdivision of the colored schools of Wash
1ngtOn and Georgetown, located In the Cham
berlain building Miss Adeline 7. Howard, prin-
cipal, took place Wednesday.
School No. l, grade No. 6, A. T. Howard,
teacher. -Certificates We're awarded TO Sara
Hall, Amaleta Alexander, Louise Murphy,
Maria Morgan, Frances Smith, lola Westburn
Raymond Beckett, Harry Cornell, Lorenzo Cur
tbs, William Ferguson, Martha Fisher, Joseph
Berry, James jackson, William Ross, Hannah
Jackson, Catherine Sewell, Charles Wilson,
Townsend BeaSon, Georgiana Beckett. Louise
Dorsey, Nelson Saunders, George Williams,
School No. ], grade No. 4, II. A. Martha.
Observation-Disclosures were awarded to Ariana
Lyles, Sophia Thompson, Bartholomew Nc
Reeder, Lydia Stewart, Robert Jones, Charles
Lawson. George Nash, Lorenzo Peasants,
Henry Bolles, Edward Barnes, James Brown,
Thomas Cook, Edward Gates, Daniel Thomp-
son, Ellsworth Coakley, Alice Lee, George But
Ter.
School No. l. grade No. 8, L. V. Fisher,
Observation-Disclosures were awarded to Joseph
Harris, Mary Graham, Annie Fisher, Emma Emma
Bowles, Ada Cole, Elizabeth Bowman, Charlotte
Boyd, Katie Brown, Alice Brown, Harriet
BECKETT LOB John Lee Henrietta Butler, George
School No. Q, grade No. 8. F. woodson, teacher.
Certificates were awarded to Caroline Bowman,
Harriet Keys, Emeline lawson, sarah E. Shell
ton, Adelaide Thompson, Frank Jackson, Cleon
Mcdaniel, Charles Morgan, John Plowden.
Amelia Gates, Sophia Shelton, Robert Dorsey,
Julia Birnley. Ida D1ggs, Mary Dorsey. Mary
Ross. George Beason, Scott Butler, Thomas
Pryor, Andrew Carter, John Carter.
School No. l, grade No. 2, Err. Lewis, teacher.
Certificates were awarded to Annett Wood.
Mary Cross, William Carter, Hezekiah Busey,
Julia Bellows, Fannie Dorsey, Laura Epps, Mary
Curtin, Susan Early, Ada Martin, Martha Mel
son, Ciemetina Jeffr3es.
School No. 2, grade No 2, A. w. Ringgold,
Stewart, Harriet johnson, Rebecca Williams,
Sara Clay, Elizabeth Nash, Catherine Coates,
Mary Taylor, Daniel Busey, Charles Gates,
Mary Harris, Joseph Jones, Laura Skinner,
James Williams
School No i, grade Nc l, Z A. Chase.
Observation-Disclosures were AWARDED TO Amanda
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NeHrs items from Japan and
Cha.


--z called from the japan
-la 1.lss-la- Esarirv and are Of interest
ol-z-la-s az slci ely and life In
= x Ezn--T las Osaka was visited
n--t -l-lEa or a. SUlgzakl-
-a1 aass lllelr lives Eld many ire
-u1H-
sr-a----r 10 less than three sePa-
-a- L1il1 Dae a. Arai- and
E---al5- Ea-E eE-I----Isl1ed before
crrs- ILlri g l-ets1y e1a-cho
r iusf--e "a elective alarm
-n- -aa-=a l-rl5-sl and fltt E-ll7ns houses
l-1ur-i -1 the houses burnt
r-el 1lE- O. cllecE me progress OF
-l- z-l-ll---- zt1Fr1ss'siailon seems
au- ~ fal-T petitions nave
11 -ura--l-zlazl- on the subject
- II has l-Tl-s-r1fed special com
Ezl -eP1s1 uH1a The different
--------- .--=l- q -z7a 50 far as can al
ils l1- t1al u--saltlsfactory,
ss-lrnE 1-1Ftack n q cepre-
ril-l --H rel.r passes for aboui
g. z-1-z-lal waive The facts that
.-1su1 lef---ll and no breach
Ela1l 81 E71aIHesE WITH -nreien Dlsr-
-r-r-5a.5 sad El-l1cly % support the
F1-zlta- ~ 1-1s Journal 70 the
rF- --7a-i--l a-lsae y governed entirely by
r-u--s frclul-nC rhergfrOln all
-r-e --ai1- u-ss-s-lu1s-
1-a5 c-zuz-.ss u las years harvest
$50 l-i1f ~ H-1s- lu-e-ITF--E1 pr ceuf on the
a-rr H--rzlt-lt 20 4-ssslet1 koku,
q. ~. rfF i--stsls % 8 5 lhs - the quar-
result lf1-1s 10 the coun-
.. sl-E= b-t interference OF
-e --alE arr IRE existence ot
-e s-a5r monopoly granted 70 an
r1r---rr=-lr1raE winch threaten 10
t4rr.zzts ztlIs- Void GlltrWlse accrue
r-r-- f--r --zz- EzrTlrs in September last
rf r1-ll1-ce IN a report on
Taa.s-nc -le ulzrEe-ahle valIe Of
~ ra-la -EE - lGud- one md one
E..E 81 - So rel- il a subsequent re-
-4- --- r-z-lslz-i.l - b. gwen N TINS issue.
-rz-e fssar 5s-.--ss -lai q -e-urn q $50 yen
-r-rss-ls sF fl-s--rslaz lE insufficient 10 recon-
rraa-l-l- il- ElcE q --a16-
El-arr rrC-lC 20 a return Is
- -a-.---- firr-1 nf health cholera cases
=-a--1-- O. rle t-r5 of last wear mum
49, % -1eze I1l-sl5 proved fatal, a.
-a-r1aral H-ll -hf remainder were IN
aea-a-a1r-e a- Ltlf eth DscsElber last.
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protruding from their sides. 1t is more effectual
than the dog tax but must cost something for
arrows.
Mr.. Glendon, member elect from Makawao, last
week called a meeting of voters at Haiku to in
struct him as TO what measures are desired by
them If he is entitled to seat in the Assembly,
(for it is suggested that he may not possess the
requisite constitutional qualifcations) it is to be
hoped that he will keep the Maliko gulch road,
and our mail service in view. AT present the mail
from Makawao TO Waikiki goes by way of Laha-
ina-only seventy-five miles or SO around!
Alexander & Baldwin's new mill is up from Ka-
hului and when erected will be about the finest in
the district 1t will make big hole in a cane
field IN day of grinding.
The reservoir for storing surplus water for the
Spreckels plantation is rapidly progressing and
when finished will make a lake of nearly half a
mile in extent, which will make a marvellous
change In the landscape of the hitherto barren
plains. Already the houses and cane-helds have
produced change so great that one coming back
after years absence would not know the local
fy.
Waikiki plantation continues TO boom, the hap
py holders of stock begin to think that they have
hold of pretty good bonanza. Dividends con-
tinue.
HAWAII.
The Czans Spreckeis was still at Hilo, at the
leaving of the Likelike she was nearly unloaded
and will take cargo there for San Francisco.
The volcano is very active and presents sight
of unusual grandeur The mountains are still
covered with snow and make a most charming
background for the lovely green of the town.
KAUAI
Colonel Spaulding, President of the Makee Sugar
Company has recently completed on his Kealia
estate, one of the finest residences in the country
The new works of the Kiauea Plantation are
completed, and the mill commenced to grind last
week. The juice of the cane stands at 10 {, and
the machinery gives complete satisfaction.
A kanaka in Lihue attempted to commit suicide
by cutting his throat, but his courage failing him.
he succeeded only in seyering his wind-pipe. Dr.
Smith sewed up the wound, and the man will re-
cover. Cause, domestic infelicity.
A Chinaman in the employ of the Lihue Planta-
ton, who had been fined for selling liquor, and
had appealed to the higher court, was found dead
in his cell one morning, having hung himself with
his sash to one of the window bars of the jail.
Mr.. Knudsen of Waimea has sold his mill to Mr..
Paul Isenberg who will Immediately proceed with
the erection of the same, to have 1t In readiness
for taking off the crop of cane growing III the
early part of next year. Arrangements have also
been made with other parties to carry the culti
walton of at Waimea, for which purpose the
land is admirably adapted.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

---- 81 ~ Ef.r-f-1u Girl and Lady
-.as 1-ras rr Al--rct -it have been received,
Er-- -t-itr l-i- i1f -@ifsi ee-ore IeoslNeo-
a - 81 F-tas- IL titt q ssaHfN na.a mol
. s--.Hzel -l1lt the change Of sail
$50 d. ~ S--u-zaE ztte- rather than be
-. uzla s1s rt deEa--Iu-e-
t--luE1E az -ae na-e important news
F.aeIae Coast
EzElr-s1-s ur--5uns 90 helch forth threat
m az SO no udrous proceedings have
Eu EraE EEa-ra z-Ths necotiati0ns between
g. ss-- 1-zz sisz1l.i-ip Cs-upaIsy and the over
lam rE-raaas 1lEt russllsnl IN The completion OF
nr-ur .r -af =gsE-1- c9-ll7l1z,es- The agree
lsz1--lrus ta- 1re Eesrs and uIiaer us
--ll1 a1Izl-ll-lles guarantee 70 faclnc
Wu 3 $780, rf sllllssl nauth or through
--l- rs sza--nsaliTls are 70 be run every fort
n ans 81 nn11 SKIP he r7-llroae companies
ar ~ -nE 11- rs-rrll- So tons Of freight. IL Is
'rae s.sr rs1- 1le rlutrlci snail be termInated
~ --s-- cf -nccu-lri.ctlo1 Of competing
-a -l-lz zzl1 -ize- o-i y after - Gays notice.
nz-r--r-raz 5aerlrelr shat Illden instiga-
1 r-z-l1- g aarl-1 alleged Secession
IHn-- llFsnur1 ri. 41ldel r has created BIT
-a-a--r nn1 1hia-t Is a rraspect THAT by way of
----aal- li1e-r Ell s11l le Democratic cls-
rsE II rl-l1E- lsspl-c-sss and the railroad
AZ Zz-ue ~ czs=-
CzaadA
CT Nara G-S5r John A. Macdonald
e@ -lsl ElunsH of Commons TO-DAY that Il
ura- -ar1e1 ets.r-d tlZt the resent injury 10
go Hr--se- Lsr1zse sau-l1 rgsult fatally and the
----r- I'd -te acsaldezf ven not YET altoceth-
--a-ss.l -ll.u1a sas Is c1asldared Oui OF danger.
EzroPcan-
Esr-zrE- Er-ch "A military correspondent
-tfuu1z-.rl- evident t1lt the resulnp
ga t. t1a1il-1as e Af-iIaUls.ll cannot be delay
zH la-r-- E-e lesz11s lezr1ed around
- sal z1r l.. dis-a1ur3eo- and We may reason
szr-rz t1ut rHslstancs EIll quickly collapse
n Mr--a- E1uusu rliilf 20 date Is ~. Us
t7aHaa ass--rs tiEg- Francs hGs entered into
---a---s ~ El-l-land and The United Safes
araaE O. sa--l1ate the Ear between Chile
u - lalztr uu Ar1irie Il n the Senate to-day
I- lHrara1 1lEi 1he Spciefy Of Jesus was 2
ra.-masna-1 conspiracy a-ainsa the State
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rlui- Am l,lo- formed II town for the presen-
szaaa ar a--ann-zr r5auas- Il is styled the Royal
fHrur-lnr Er-zr-1-1r Cl-h and proposes TO exhibit
M .-tsrr1'E EzaL - EeE-- The nrst piece pro
Hlsss Is s--zil..d Fziha- CONE Home which is
r-rr tuu-aad a. euu1osai 10 be founded on fact,
--sz -Cz Nirz.E = Ez- koon = by h ). Arthur.
A1a 9AlT Las EaE N extraordinary IN Eng
llrl- En1 aAAamh1ra- MIR. Edgar Walton recently
rlzls--sE =zh 1he Zoe Gzrton troupe is the
u-r--ur 1t ms rlrb and deserves support for his
60 lr z-1lss ttre Trzllic- The first appearance
~ - q z.lroz1 A7l-i u nert, and az that time
-4@-lt AlE-r Er-zzn- VII be acted BY the child
u wH- lr9ur Gin
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Encyclopedia Britannica.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

TN BEHALF OF THE PUBLISHERS OF
CLOPEDIA BRITANNICA Ninth Edition. Messrs A.
& c. Black, and their American Agents Messrs. Chas
Scrbner's Sons authorised TO receive subscrip-
tions for their Genuine Edition. and 10 guard the public
against the spurious edition offered by Agent
who purports his edition TO be the correct one.
Subscriptions will be received only for the entire
of p Volumes and payable delivery of each vol
ume as delivered. THOS. G. THRUM
TO I'm Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
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Mew Embellishments,
NOTICE.
Valuable Leasehold For Sale.

VIE UESIkABEaE SUNNI " hESIDE1NCE
IL known the Pely Place, Nuuanu Valley 4 miles
from the city, is offered for sale the lease having nearly
II years TO There cottages the premises,
each having parlor dining room, and four sleeping
Lnere Is servant mouse on me premise, con
good order Each house is furnished completely with
furniture bedding crockery and tableware The water
is laid in iron pipes both houses and stables The
whole comprises of about Is acres all incosed
III substantial stone WALL and good pasturage for cattle
or horses.
The entire property offered for sale easy terms
will be made with purchasers For particulars app 10
1872 81 p c. JONES, at Brewer d Cos.
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rs E-zzk Fza-F and Owning Dress Bull 10
s.sr -lu-s -i FlzHu.-ls Eau ns1t Monday evening,
---aT O. tr u-ll 20 -lie features Of the year.
Ean rr-l-l-l1 sockets had better procure them,
81 EaH munzer Goes not intend ovUrcrovclng
at taE Tlar rE- e. had * Geo. F. Wells Music
S.a- Fa- z-ra1- E,r1t- B-r1e-'s grand orchestra
E r.E-irls- - vi 81 has Eisiars. ms cousins and
a. zrrrE
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The FOLLOWING PARCELS or LAND. NAMELY

InE IULLuuHu Ut LHUUs
LOT i-kAIEIE. in Kalihi, Oahu, and containing
an area of Is acres, more or less
LOT 2-LEAlHA. in kalihi aforesaid, and contain
Ing of 65 $500 acres less. These two
lands adon each other and excellent grazing lands
LOT ZONE LOT OF LAND situated in PaIaoo,
Mr.. Damon entrance from Hotel street. containing
Of 3O0 Of This lot is leased for $50 per
annum, the lease expiring June SOth, 1884.
IbI A-That Lot on the corner OF King and Punch
bowl streets with the houses thereon containing an
rea of 1900 of an acre This lot Is subject TO lie in
OF Mrs. Kaehn who Is about 20 years Of
ge, the life interest to be stated on day of sale
LOT 5-Lot in Waikiki, kAlALli- containing
.irea Of 62I0O
LOT blot in III of Pan, Waikiki containing an
Of 92-iO of an acre. This Is patch and be
,iAnted in kalo nee.
LOT 7-Lot in Manoa consisting of "a acres. This
Ut il leased for S5 per payable semiannually
he lease expires September 30. 1s9i.
LOT S-The AHOPt A or HAkIPU. situated
kooaupOkO Oahn, survey Of which Ia now in course
preparation. This lisa valuable piece Of land, compris
ng grazing and rice lands and valuable fish ponds and
ill be sold subject to lease OF $40 per expir
ag December 81 1884, aso second lease for $50 per
mum, expiring October 81. 1855
LOT 9-The well known lot OF HAIMOEIPO. sit
tated on Palace Walk and containing Of 71O0
LOT I0-The BUILDINGS on the above lot to be
old separately, and to be removed within days after
sale. The lot Of Haimoeipo ots and 10) will be
old on THE PREMISES, Immediately after the sale
4 the other lots.
LOT Hone large KaIo patch in Kamoku II, Wal
ki containing OF an acre Title to the above lands
loyal Patent
Tie terms Of sale are cash. and deeds at the expense
4 the purchaser subject to approval by the Probate
sg-For Charts and Surveys and other Information,
Administrator Estate OF c. Kanaina
Honolulu, Feb. "a. 1850. go
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Notice ofForeclosure of Mortgage.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-
~ suant to power of sale contained in certain real
estate mortgage dated the 10th January A. D. 1873 and
recorded in the Hawaiian Registry Of deeds in Liber
pages =, and made by c. X. Hapai in favor of w. II.
Reed, and for breach of the condition of the said
mortgage, the land with all easements, improvements
and appurtenances belonging thereto, conveyed by the
said mortgage will after three weeks from this date, be
advertised and sold auction. The property referred
TO is situated on Jail street in the town OF Hilo.
VIII. REED.
s. B. DOLE Attorney 792
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The Btters invariably remedy yellowness OF the
plexon and whites OF the eyes pains in the right side
and under the right shoulder blade furred tongue high
Coored urine vertigo dyspepsia, constipation,
heaviness OF the head mental dependency, and every
other manifestations accompaniment OF disOrdercd
condition OF the liver. The stomach, bowels and kid
neys also experience their regulating and tonic nnu-
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
For Sale by REDINGTON Il co.
40 San Francisco Cal, L. S. A.
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MORTGAGES
Notice OF Sale!

By direction of A. J. CARTWRIGHT, the assignee Of
VIM. p Unmatched and Kaniu, his wife and Others TO
Thomas Cummins, and by said cummins assigned to
the said A. j. Cartwright, will sell at public auction,
contained,
On Monday, the 18th day Of April, 1880,
At NJ, at my Sales Room in Honolulu,
Those certain pieces parcels OF land situate at Kona
Island OF Hawaii and known the Ahupnaas of Maihf
and kalahtki. Also, that certain piece OF land at
kona Akau, and described in Royal Patent 1855 and
containing l0OO Also, that certain piece Of
land situate at Honokaa, Hamakua, Hawaii, and de-
scribed In Royal Patent $685. and containing 3
Also those certain pieces parcels of land situate In
Honolulu, Island OF Oahu, and being Apanas and OF
Royal Patent lGt2 and Apanas and of Royal Patent
1901 For further particulars enquire OF
Z. p ADAMS, Auctioneer,
Or CECIL Brown, Attorney for Assignee of Mortgage.
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r1L TIT MAECE o. ISL
---r- rrlz-1las llEl-luseG- and lherr Viii
-n11 ar1r--rs1a1zl a1ltl after the Isl
---ll----t RI Dr. irs- --iT 70 HIo reports
--E rs he -r-rr h-uurtt 10 this port
--L z11ulzr l5a tuus q susEr and 50
r--- ---s-l T.1--f il-rt ise-: An bark
-lz T--esn1. va K1huizi; An
GA and D. al-k Lady L1rurson,
E-----a- zaz slrze Emma Ar-ustz-
Eo- .tr rei. Gre An hz-k Rainior.
1--s- AZ sl,r czzr1- ru- z'o-l ToEusenc:
-- r=s-- E--ari--1
s--.--l- Del. SION competed lnadinr.
-lr lrzaz1-1l-
Ea-rz -frasie Efckersuu. W
q. or me berth f0r san
1--lf.- q rac-iul a la--t t-zrf q
l-.ar- rf Ea1- r1r.f-iuiri- rlsuuf
llsar- -l-s lltuTlz=a Eaaa1uil.
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Nail.

The Illicit liquor traffic is fourishing at Haiku,
VIC wish that Dayton would pay a visit.
One night last week they had an informal social
and dance at Puunene, got up by the boys of
Spreckels plantation We hope 1t won't be the last
The cupids of this nsighborhood are getting dan
gerous. Several dogs have been seen with arrows
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

The regular monthly meeting of the Honolulu
Young Mems Christian Association was held at
the Lyceum last Thursday evening. But small
number were present. The reports of committees
and the discussion were interesting however. The
Hospital committee in its report spoke of the
general excellency of the care and attention be-
slowed upon patients bat suggested that the class
of nurses employed Is hardly what 1t should be,
themselves convalesclng patients who have no
particular experience. They also suggested that
il would be n comfort and relief to patients who
are able to read, to have reading room supplied
at least with the local papers.
The subject of discussion for the evening,
what shall be done for the poor of the commu-
nity?" was discussed at some length, the general
impression being that it would not be well to es-
taflish poor houses on the plan furnished in En-
gland and America, for obvious reasons. The dis
cussion will be resumed at the next meeting.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

Ex Cyane.
rEVBIS DAY. CALIFORNIA OATS, HAY.
III Bran Whole and Ground Barley.
7S6 For Sale by BOLLES Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

Lime! Lime!
u as For Sale by BoLLEs& Co.
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Ny. Lyons, the surveyor, was reported very i'll at
Wainea with possibility of no recovery. The
latest reports however say that he is quite low but
with no necessary fear OF a fatal termination. He
Is a man who can be ill-sparod from our commur-
iiy. IN his particular line II is doubtful whether
any one IN the country has such intimate know
ledge Of the old lands and of the land system. He
Is also possessed of vast fund of valuable IN
formation en- this subject which cannot be re-
placed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

Oranges, lines, bananas, figs and other delicious
fruits grow well with US, but why is it, fellow cit-
zens, that we have to pay 5 and 4 cents each for
have 10 pay from Is TO - cents per string? Oranges
Will grow and do well right here in Honolulu, TO
say nothing of the hills and dells near town. Why
not plant these trees in place of the monkey-pod
and other trees which are perhaps good for shade
and TO scatter leaves but are of doubtful utility
otherwise.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

Monday, the 22d, was observed by our German
residents as the SD anniversary of the birth of the
Emperor Wilhelm !. Flags from the Government
building, Punchbowl Hill, all over town and upon
the shipping IN the harbor, were thrown to the
breeze and made bright picture. The premises
of the :. Deutscher Verein,n between Emma and
Punchbowl streets, were very prettily decorated,
and in the afternoon Berger's Bend gave q very
pleasant concert for the entertainment of the large
company assembled. In the evening large party
assembled at the club rooms, and TO the music OF
the band spent a most delightful evening. Among
tine entertainments was a theatrical performance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

Last Monday witnessed development of facts
the spectators but indicate the importance of non
interference in family quarrels compassionate
individual hearing cries ana screams proceeded to
Using his wife with no gentle hand. Mr.. Stranger
suggested the un,allantry of such conduct, when
the husband turned fereely upon him and in a
moment was joined by his abused wife. Her at
tack was even more ferocious than her husbands
and the kind hearted intruder was quickly hus-
tied out of doors in badly disordered and demon
allied condition, and went his way rejoicing (:)
perhaps because he still retained a human sem
blance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

One of the pleasant features of German enter
tainments is the large number of children who
assemble and enter heartily into the enjoyment of
the occasion. Monday, at the club rooms on
PUnchbowl street, crowd of little ones and big
made the air ring with their shouts of mcrriment,
and by their mirth added to the enjoyment of
their elders. American children perhaps more
than any other nationality are brought up too
much under the spirit of the saying, children
should be seen not heard"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

Inc government has Tor many Years protected
the minas and II is well that the wanton destruc-
ton of insectiverous birds should be prohibited
by law. But the question that rests many people
now Is, how TO protect their fruit against these
winged marauders- Not guawa, or fig, on our
bushes can show any sign of rpening, that these
birds do not discover Immediately, and then peck
away at it remorselessly. And as for grapes,-we
NAV as well abandon the idea of enjoying the fruit
Of the vine for these troublesome pests help them
selves first 10 the luscious fruit, the moment it
shows any change of color. What can We do
about It 7
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

A MEETING OF IHESTDCh HOLDERS OF
n the Musical Hall Association will be held AT the
Interior Office this Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
full attendance is requested.
7g3 1t j. a. HASSINGER, Sec'y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

There have been several cases of petty larceny
recently in the neighborhood of Judd street. Hen
roosts have been yictimized, and ducks mysteri-
ously inveiged away. But when the stable of His
Excelency the Minister of the Interior visited
on one Of these midnight forays, 1t would not an
swer for viligant police 10 hold up their hands
investigation resulted in connecting with the theft
a Hawaiian who had been working ON the premises.
police officer was sent to overhaul him. He
took the man riding over to hoolau with his plum
der but noticing that he had big knife with him,
the valiant officer returned to report progress. A
posse was then dispatched to arrest him, and he
was brought 10 the city. Most of the property
stolen was recovered
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c5lrw advertisements.

A New House Just Opened.
FTIRST CLASS ROOMS EN SUITE OR SIN
nc GLE l24 QUEEN STREET. 7g3
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protruding from their sides. 1t is more effectual
than the dog tax but must cost something for
arrows.