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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-01-28

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-01-28

WASHINGTON, January 17.-Senators Booth and
Farley have received telegram signed by John f.
Miller. A. Doble Jos Emery, Adolphe Sutro, Neu-
stadter Brothers, and several other business firms
expressing the belief that John M. Morton is COM
peent TO perform the duties of Collector of Inter
nal Revenue, and favoring his confirmation The
telegram, IN accordance with its request will be
laid before the Senate Finance Committee.
Since his arrival in San Francisco from Tahiti
Z. Liais, to whom the contract has been awarded
by the French Colonial Government for monthly
line of mail steamers between San Francisco and
Papeete, Tahiti, has been engaged IN obtaining
estimates for the construction of txo three
steamers suitable for the proposed line. The bids
made by French and English ship-builders for the
class of vessels required is lower than by the
builders in San Francisco. Mr.. Liais wishes to
have the vessels built here and 1t is very probable
that arrangements TO that end will be perfected in
a few DAYS. The contract calls for the completion
of the steamers and the inauguration of the line by
the LIST of November, 1880 1t is proposed to build
steamers of composition, that is, with iron frame
and wooden sheathing. This style of vessel is un-
doubtedy best suited for the purpose, as they have
the solidity and strength of an iron ship; and in
case of the bottom being injured thing liable to
upon the coral reefs of the South Seas, they
could be much more easily repaired IN country
where skilled ironworkers are not to be had. If
the steamers are built here il will afford employ
ment 10 a larger number of mechanics, and give
an Impetus to what should be one of San Fran
cisco's greatest industries building.
Charles DeYoung was arraigned for assault to
II IL IASS-
lon presiding. Mr.. Cohen, counsel for defendant,
asked for continuance to the 24th, which request
on motion of the Prosecuting Attorney, was grant
ed. Il will be remembered that he is the man who
shot Kallock during the excitement and heat of
the recent elections in California.
WASHINGTON, January 10.-The call of the Green
back Conference for Convention denounces bank
ers. stock jobbers land grabbers ond others, who
it is affirmed have assumed control of the Govern
nent and filed the land with pauperism, crime
and misery who have assailed the very founda-
lions of popular governments. 1t declares that
10000 people in the District of Columbia dis
franchised- They give up all personal aims and
opinious for the parposs Of restoring the control OF
| the Government to the whole people through the
representatives chosen by them, uninhuenced by
bribery, intimidation or sectional hate.
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Paints and Paint Oils

A FULL ASSORTMENT, INCLUDING ALL
"A eolors and shades of the Celebrated Rubber
Paints. (7S2D BOLLES s. Co.
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Lime. Lime,
A SMALL LOT RECEIVED PER sLADY
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Butter Butter.
Nd ECEIVED PER LADY LAMPSON,- IN
h0 kegs about 30 lbs. each, and H. glass jars, OF
superior quality (7S2 BoLLES & Co.
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POUND NOTICE.

SUI.U
'e1 Auction at the Government Pound at Kahololoa.
Q-NeOn Tuesday, Feb 3, 1880, at - o'clock NJ the
following estray anmals
bay horse with white spot the back brand on left
hip RR 81 sorrel horse, brand left hip 81 gray horse,
brand indescribable l bay horse. brand KIN bay
hore, brand NIX. gray horse, brand indescribable.
bay shod all around white spot the back brand
TAX. bay horse. brand indescribable / dark mule,
bradd red bullock, with short tail and holes in the
ears, brBnd understandable.
7s5 lie A. KAAKUU, Pound Master.
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Extra Mess Reef

EXtra mess beeI
FOE SALE BY .o,,vs
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We learn that the Trustees of our Punahuo
School are preparing to widen Punahou avenue to
sixty feet and offer for sale eligible building
lots in that section of the city. DIR. Whitney has
already negotiated for the purchase of some of the
lots. With the many natural attractions of that
classic neighborhood, and the new residences late
" built there, Punahou avenue bids fair to out
rival Mob Hill and the palatial mansions of
Judd street.
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colEEKcIAL.

H7r1I-l17- TzTrARY :. 1850
l--1.a ll--z. -1si1sz from san Francisco
1880 sal-.-- r--.s-lert ~ keeping up this
-1zau1.r- hi9her. 7-l6 C. per H.
E- r1-- -ar ---e-- s1oianun-
--H- lT Pr g ada.r.te Low. from san
H,- a- ra luziaaia iAai California
49, --.-- -r1-a a- th- chances 10 invest
---E confirming IL force after
- - ---.--L-. nan ever befare.
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All our Machiues Fully Warranted for Years.
Important Notice,

In conclusion would draw your attention to the fact
that. mine being the only Music Store in the Kingdom
my facilities for getting the Newest and Best Selection
of Goods appertaining to Musical Instruments and
Music in all its branches, superior to those of any
other Importing House these Islands: and my ex
penses are small can and will give larger assortment
and at Lower Prices than any other Importing House
in this KINGDOM 1S2
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NOTICE.
, IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
n that my partner Joseph Manduncia, is not author
lied incur any debts to give any promissoy notes
in the of the firm of Joseph Manduncia and Gas
par sylvia to pledge or mortgage any of our firm
property and no debts or obligations incurred will be
approved by me- GAsPAR SYLVIA.
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GEO.F. WELLS GENERAL MUSIC STORE
Piano Fortes, Organs, Musical Instruments, &c.

C
Geo F. Wells wishes his patrons to distinctly I'M
dersand that while he is thus catering to their smaller
wants he has not neglected forgotten the i'm
pOrtant business of MUSIC IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
As the only importer of the celebrated Weber Piano
Grand, Square and Upright the purest toned, ele
gantly finished and most brilliant Instruments ever in
troduced into these Islands These instruments he offers
at the following prices: St7o TO $1,000. SAN Fran
cisco prices for the same Piano $3.50 to 81 200.
Now, the Weber Piano imported from New York to
San Francisco costs, freight ................ $50
From San Francisco to Honolulu. IS
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STOCK OF NOVELTIES

OF every conceivable kind and description selected from
the Eastern Markets with taste and Bought at the
lowest cash prices, in large quantities. direct from the
manufacturers, he offers each and every article in
he
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Bought for Cash, Sold for Cash,
No Bad Debts, No Losses.
no Interest on Money

And the Motto Of the Store is SMALL PROFITS
IND QUICK RETURNS.
To attempt describe the varied beauties or excelen-
cies of this stock would be impossibe but for the pur-
poses of ordering, Geo +. Wells has completed Cata-
logue which he thinks and hopes will prove beneficial
O RnYpr Ilria he
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$40 Reward.

yWNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY THE
Ill above reward to any who will give information
that will lead TO the and conviction of white lad
apparently sixteen seventeen old who assaulted
and maltreated Chinese boy in the Hotel yard Mon
day. the 18th inst whilst the said Chinese boy list
ening TO the music W. G. PARkE, Marshal.
January % 1880 7Si st
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Tor ono DoHar,

II is matter of impossbility for people who have
hitherto bought goods here realize the tremendous
IN tne Naiue OF Wha Ihey 1dee got and what
But the stubborn facts remain that what is selling
in the neghboring for O, be obta ned and
selected from this large stock for ONE DOLLAR The
,rhnln ir,tl Ia
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NOTICE,
NUIlGE.
nyACCoUyT OF THE LARGE INCREASE

Am ACCOUNT OF THE LARGE INCREASE
W in the cost of Provisions, and the necessares of
life generally the Board Of Trustees Of the Queens
Hospital, has decided to increase the rate for the main
and treatment at the Hospital OF foreign pa
tents per day exclusive of expense incurred for
wine and watchers, in special cases This rate
mence from the LIST February. Per order.
1S4 IL +. A. SCHAEEFR. Sec'y.
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List Of Portuguese Letters

HI OFFICE, JANUARY, 1880.
Andrade, Joao de Gomez, Joseph F
Barra Mrs Martins, Manuel
BaIshao. Manoel da silva Novevember Mr.
Barrett, Manuel Nunes Jose Pereira
CoelhO, Manoe da Cunha Quintal Manoel dc
Camara, Joao Rodriguerd Rodrigues, Jose Antonio
Cavasso, Antoine Rodrigues, Joso
Camara, Thome de Souza, Manoel de
hi Pima Henrequi, Silyas, Jim
Fernadez, Antonio Zuar, Cayetano
Gonzaives. Julian
Parties inquirng for Letters in the above List.
particularly requested 10 ask for ADVERTISED LET
TIERS. 1t A p BRICKWOOD, p. NJ. q.
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We have already been with the objection that in
dividuals wanting articles cannot get them in
remote districts much trouble and expense and
to obviate this difficulty have devised the following
scheme:
Any number of persons desiring ten articles
shall select from the Catalogue the Goods they require
and send their order with the Cash and directions TO
pack and forward to directed person This shall be
done and 10 the named person the goods shall be
boxed and packed with the additional Bonus of ONE
EXTRA ARTICLE IN EVERY TEN, selected to
repay them for the trouble of delivering each
specve owner To prevent disappointment in ordering
IL will be necessary To mention the articles specially de-
sired, but TO add extra number the list subst
ue should any be out of stock Al the time of ordering
Don't fail to send TO Geo F. Wells for Catalogue and
DrIan L.
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iolal-- SJO
We import direct from New York freight SIS; the San
Francisco importer wants profit that save 10
per cent. Thus AZ least $50 the lowest
quality and more in proportion Figures talk! All we
ask Is and the instrument
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Governess Wanted.

A LADY Is WANTED As GOvERNESS TO
"A two little girls living in the country, Require
ments, thorough English with good Music and French.
Address Stating and other particularly A b. c.,
Post Office Box No. IS. 7S5 81
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC
GEO. T.. WELLS

B for the rapidly extending patronage that has been
offered him by the inhabitants of these Islands, and
takes this opportunity of informing the public generally
that he has determined in accordance with the SPIRIT
OF TIMES, TO prove to the utmost the Full and Actual
Value of the CASH DOLLAR. For this purpose he
has leased the large premises adjoining his Music Store
and has filed the same with Large and Varied
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-01-28
THE AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE

ISeUeH thousand Fire Hundred Dollars ioOFfh of
american Seeing Machines sold here
ia less than Trio Years.
No greater proof of the value of an article than its
steadily increasing sales In all this large number only
one has been returned for repairs.
All our Machines Fully Warranted for Years.
It is not object to state that it is the best machine
in the world but in justice to it, and integrity we
know of no superior for Family use. We do not push
the sale of these Machines, but keep full assortment
at Ware Rooms and respectfully cali your attention
to the fact We hope You will call and examine the
perior merits of this Machine which has become i'm
mensely popular Its merits are
Simplicity Of Construction; Feio parts, tchieh OBJ
rates the possibility of getting ont ofOrder and the
simplicity Of threading, Whieh at once commends it
The IIerner.ieuced.
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NOTICE,
NOTICE.
For Sale
x NJ HIN q

WILL BE PLEASED TO ATTEND TO
80 all orders given him for Portraits either from
~ life photographs, which he guarantees to fin
sh style suit his patrons and on the moderate
terms.
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EVERY ARTICLE IS SEMI OUT In PERFECT ORDER


Every article IS exactly described in the Catalogue
and will be readily exchanged if approved Of The
Catalogue will be added 10 by every mail and as fresh
novelties arrive the public will be notified of the fact
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FISHERS CHAMPAGNE CIDER.

N.Y.
I'VE purest materials perfectly harmless and healthy
refreshing and cooling drink especially in of fe
ver at No - Liliha street, Honolulu. Orders may be
sent, C. o. D., through Post Office Box $50,
Honolulu. Jauuary II. 1880, TS4
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THOs. d. TEL RUM.
IMPORTING AND MANUFACTURING
sTATI0NER, NEWS AGENT, K-BINDER AMI


Merchant St. Fort aud Fort ST. Hotel Honolulu
Oahu, ii. l.
Also, Publisher of the Hawaiian Almanac and Annual,
and Hawaiian Directory and Calendar, &C., sc.
The Merchant street Store will be devoted TO General sta
tonery. Blank Books News and Binding Departments.
The Fort will embrace Fine Stationery Books,
Artists Materials, Toys and Fame, Goods. Ts3 ly
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NOTICE

I'm ACCORDANCE WITH AN ORDER OF
n the Hon Chas c. Harris, Chief Justice Of the Sn-
preme Court made the 18th OF December last, au-
thorzng the undersigned TO sell certain real estate the
property of Lono Uni and Kohouada. minors, children
Of Hao Naone deceased. There will be sold AZ public
auction on SATURDAY. JANUARY 81, 1880, at II NJ,
at sales Room OF E. p Adams, that fine tract OF land on
Judd street in Honolulu containing lilo acres, de-
scribed in ROYAL Patent No s767 The above premises
have frontage Judd street, and will make desirable
MARY NAoNE STEVENS, Guardian OF said Minors
E P. ADAMS, Auet'r.
January 10, 1880 HS
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AT large discount from the prime cost for cash Hay
ing space for this class of goods he will sell at once
to the earliest bidder these goods at prices hitherto
precedented at the lowest ruinOus of auction
sales The stock comprises
Lounges, Arm Chairs. Tables, ParlOr Sets
Bedroom Sets Tables Extension Tables
Chairs of every kind, &c, g. &c
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DUT up IN so POUND KEGS. FINE
Jan. !, 1850. Gss BoLLgs Co.
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Special Notice,

A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
N Irish Relief Committee, the Subscribers to the
Fund and the public generally is called for SUNDAY
the LIST promxO, at p. M. at the Rooms of Mechanic
Engine Company Mo-. 3
All interested in this great charity earnestly in
yted to be present. GEORGE LUCAS,
NJ. McINERNY,
DALTON
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PASSENGERS

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--l. -sa-l Rowland Jan aith-
a
-E-z=1sl-as r- Hiz1tyo- Jan s8ih-ses
F-s-a- or Blzzazz- Jan ssth-w F
-l E1-lll1-- re- CITY OF view York,
Elf.. Ms Thorn, Mr. Brown
r"a-s- rlz- Ll-zsl-sl, Jan sc Along,
.. = ar=H = y AleIluder. Ban
..ll- -ir j. u.-Eer. y Anu Chu-
f.-- q l-1r- E.s- Rouse, Miss N
SIR II d las-ll. 81 sheldon and
THH-a- Orr ---i-eIIse- Jan p Cor J U
.1-I.s-.l leeuEu- Harrison.
t-al1a- r Nareta1se, " Motley
E1--tliE Capt Spencer. " c
Ea li- Bishop Eaicuef. Fa-
E=s Ell=al- e. Ni--=S spencer, Chu-
~ Na.1s- Mn 4 DsakersOu, J
r- A ~ l-lnsIL- Il ZAnl0Ch,
T- EEia-
-lelaer rl- GIG % NeW York. Jan 81
cllL- : Lyons A 3 Brown A
g-I-E. g. a Back. e. AAngles
f1 E1rIr-1u. GaE- Hr and Mr.
El- H Green " Turner. +
u--s- and . 1alidrefl. Ross. J G.
lE-rlHl- and VIE b4umGu- Mr.
lal-la- a.=- halta-s. a. Harrison. " q
Ga-l-- n Woodward. y curlGn. D Kings
tr-aelEa--- = " ruhutz- A Miller,
-. ilsuzazl- g. i.a-al- = EiddltsEood- ThOs
-la-- E-ll--- ~ SINH and q Chinese
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Special Notioe.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Geo F. Wells begs to notify the inhabitants of Homo
ulu that he has purchased under very peculiar crcum
stances, manufacturers stock of highly finished wei
add elegantly manufactured
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MAUI.-It is well known to others, although we
do not know whether the proper officers of the po-
lice department are at work in the matter, that in
toxcating liquor is freely dealt out to the native
laborers at one of the Hama Plantations, on Maui.
Defiance and contempt of the law is sure to bring
it's results. Chickens will come home to roost
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The Most Wonderful Mechanical instrument
of the Age

The music be changed instantaneousy The of
Quadrlles and other pieces complete in quantity
and mathematically correct in time; and as all the
changes of figures printed the sheet, any one
even child. without for music musical know
ledge provide the music, do the prompting, and SO
far take the place of professional musicians call
forth the ament-our occupation is gone Musicians
are not everywhere available and very few afford
engage them when they available. The amount
and Music enough for every night in the year without
the unpeasannes and restraint caused by the presence
Of strangers The rifing cost of the music, the
omy of the whole arrangement, places the Orguinettc
over five hundred cent above any other mechanical
musical instrument in the world.
We purpose selling these Wondrous Mechanical Mu-
steal Instruments at So TO $50 each, and the Music
l2Is cents per foot.
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Cables and Anchors
OREGON Family Pig por

N AND An.
" CHoRS-sizes from X inch to II inch ex Nor
ham Castle direct from Glasgow.
7e For sale by BoLLEs & Co.
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Golden Gate Extra Family Flour,
INK LADY JAMESON THIS DAY.
IL C782) BOLLES & Co.
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NOVELTIES.

The greatest novelty introduced into these music
loving Islands patented and introduced lately the
. r. G u L N H IT TIE,
Ands constructed the principle of Cabinet Organ
and can be operated upon by any one, child, ut
terly unacquainted with music. There is no limit TO
either kind or quantity of music II will play Hymn
Tunes Popular Airs, Quadrilles, POkas, Watz5s, etc,
equal and can be carried under the arm. The ORGUI-
NETTE, with its automatic music sheets, represents
teacher and is admirably adapted for singing parties
dancing parties evening entertainments, surprise par
lies and educational purposes and is therefore
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In his remarks at the funeral of Mrs. Chamber
lain Rev. Mr.. Frear mentioned one instance of her
deyotedness to whatever she believed to be a
worthy object. V hen the Fort Street Church was
built il was only with strenuous effort that sub
scriptions enough were secured to put up the
frame of the building. and put on the roof. But
Mrs Chamberlain thought that the church should
have a spire. So she walked out to Punahou,
made arrangements 10 sell her cows and with a
subscription headed by her name with $50 pledged
for this object the spire was lifted to the great
JOY of many who like her had desired to see it,
but unlike her had despaired of realizing their
wishes.