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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

At the regular business meeting of the Honolulu
Library and Reading-room Association, held at
their rooms on the evening of September 4th, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year President, A. S. Hartwell; Vice President,
Rev. DR.. c. NJ. Hyde Treasurer. A. l. Smith
Secretary, II. A. Parmelee; Directors: A. j. Cart
wright, Thos. G. Thrum, Walter Hill, VIM. John
son, r. F. Bickerton, C. I. Rogers Md, H. r.
Hollister, Jno. Ashworth, and S. b. Dole.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15
MAUI.

1t is hoped that something is to be done to i'm
prove the schools in the district of Makawao.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

The "Wednesday Express is out in English and
Hawaiian. The Hawaiian articles profusely praise
its editor, Mr.. Gibson, by name, as man loved by
all the natives and villiied by small clique of
foreigners, who ardently devoted to the welfare
of Hawaiiansi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

Death has been busy among us lately. Last
Wednesday Mr.. Barnes, one of our oldest residents
died at his residence in Nuuanu Valley. Mr..
Barnes landed on these Islands IN 1892.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

Professor Pasco, magician of no mean ability,
has been astonishing the citizens of Lahaina and
other parts of Maui with his exhibitions. He
came from Kohala where he caused equal mystery
and surprise. He will shortly visit Hamakua
Hilo and other sections of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15
REWARD
$3.50
$3.50
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of Charles Apiani Long, deceased.
MIR. f. A. SCHAEFER HAVING
above estate ali persons having any property belonging
to the said estate in their possession, owing any
debts TO the said Charles Apani Long, hereby not
fled TO deliver pay the to the said Administrator
at his Office, Merchant street, Honolulu.
SIS2t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

Governor Beckley is however regarded as an i'm
mense gain for Kauai over his predecessor. Mrs
Beckley, daughter of the talented Theophilus Met
calf, who died on Hawaii some years ago, is lady
of culture and of character
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15
NOTICE.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
l. been appointed assignees of the estate of W. c.
Borden of Hlo Hawaii give notice TO all persons in
debted to said estate to make immediate payment of
present the without delay the undersigned at
Hilo, Hawaii. j. p. SISS0N. i
G. E. RICHARDSON, Assignees.
In I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

Claus Spreckels has bought out Keelikolani's
lands were originally the private property of
ERnehameha Ill. who in 1S4S reserved them for
himself and his heirs and successors whatever that
mas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

UNITED STATES CONSULATE. /
HONOLULU, Aug goth, 1880.
A LII PERSONS HAVING ANY
n claims against the Estate of FRANK ]. O'BRIEN
deceased late of Honolulu requested present the
to this Office without delay they will be forever
barred And all persons owing money to the estate,
having any property in their possession belonging
the deceased. will make Immediate return of the
came to this Office.
F. P. HASTINGS.
S16 I'm U. s. Vice-Consul. Acting Consul.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

Mr.. Cone, graduate, with honors, of an Eastern
University, has been appointed assistant teacher
in Fort-street School.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

Messrs Payne and Xavier will commence a Sc
ries of entertainments in magic and seight of
hand at the Theatre tomorrow evening. They are
spoken highly Of by the press of San Francisco
and Sydney.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

John was pulled up before the Police Court the
other day for n-compliance with an order of the
Fire Marshal. He evidently thought that he could
put his pipe where he liked, as this is-or was-a
free country but he found that he must obey, to
the tune of S25 fine and $40 day till he chose to
rectify his error. Poor John, Western civilization
is not all your own way.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

There is great confidence in business circles !;
capitalists are elbowing each other 10 invest their
surplus cash a In point is the Costa estate.
This was mortgaged while since for 5000, and
when offered for sale the other day could not OBJ
tain bid.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15
NOTICE.

TENDERS FOR SUPPLYING THE
l. Queens Hospital with Paia for a term of twelve
months from the LIST day of October will be received at
the Office of the undersigned up to Saturday the 5th
inst at noon. F. A. SHAEFER, Sec'y.
SIS 2t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

The issuance of the Wednesday Express, ode
fence, fortress, mouthpiece for Hawaiians"
showing its humble loyalty" ETC., seems to
have resulted in an unusual number of DRINKS.
At least there was an undue number the next
morning at the station-house, none of whom were
able TO show any proper cause for their conduct.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15
The band will play at Emma Square, tomorrow
evening. The following is the programme:

We understand that the new Board of Health has
been eminently successful in its appointments.
In fact, all the doctors of responsibility and high
standing are clamoring for the honor of outside
seat and the chance of doing the shepherds scav-
engering for him. Hurrah for the Board of g In
colds, coughs no more smells-hullo, whew here,
boy. for heavens sake 60 round to the Advertiser
and request the editor to clean up his back yard
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15
MARRIED.

E-sN SHcwERT-RIsELv-ln Hoaolulu, At Catho-
e. Ca1aeAH4 SeEs sA. 1851 by the Rev. Father Her
uanr N EEWaN1 A. N0S SCHMIDT, Master OF brig
f-sasasf O. NE-s sEuEGlASA kEsELT Of this city.
>ar FrEnrisre paper please copy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15
NOTICE,

UNITED STATES CONSULATE
HONOLULU, Aug 5, 1880. I
A LII PER SONS HAVING ANY
n claim against the estate Of &. F. Merrill deceased
late OF Makawao, requested to present the
this office within six months from this date they will
be forever barred and all persons owing money the
esta" or having any property in their possession be-
longing to the deceased, will make return of the
to this Office without delay.
s13 I'm Ftp HASTINGS. U. s. vice Consul.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

The Kohala people are beginning to move, al
their resolutions, which we publish to-day, show
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

The Court Justice McCully dissenting, has con-
firmed the decree of the Chief-J made last
November, condemning the bark KalakaHa for
smuggling opium. The then owner j. c. Merrill
has meanwhile become bankrupt The bark was
let OFF on $500 bond.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15
Mr.. Montana has presented us with a handsome

Mr.. Montana has presented US with a handsome
photograph of Her Majesty the Queen Dowager.
The portrait is a full length and represents Her
Majesty in a commanding position, standing, with
features and figure are admirably clear; any
stranger seeing it would at once say How queen
lyT' We congratulate our local artist on his sue
cess. The handsome silver ornament with the
crown in the foreground is gift presented by Her
Majesty Queen Victoria.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

Look out for your roosts, friends Chicken
thieves are again about.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

The new steamer C. r. Bishop was successfully
hove down last Saturday by Messrs. Tibbetts and
Sorenson. On examination, her injuries were
found to be much less serious than was at first
supposed, and we're entirely confined to her keel
and some few sheets of copper. Her repairs will
be completed in few days, when she will be
placed on the route between this port and Kauai
regular coaster. Our Kauai friends will now
have the benefit of two frst-class steamers. which
ought to meet the requirements of the travelling
community, well as facilitate the speedy transit
of freight.
The great success of Mr. Marques artesian well
gave an impetus to the business of well-boring in
this country, which has been somewhat dampened
by subsequent lack of success. But those who be-
lieve in them and look to them for means of sup
plying water for dry and barren lands, were en-
couraged by the word which came last week of the
great success of Judge McCully's we'll 1t is now
down about 800 feet, and for some time has been
in the heart of an intensely hard and tough rock
but as the boring continues the flow increases, SO
that it is now not far from 1000 gallons an hour.
Mr.. James Campbell has two flowing wells al
Honolulu, which supply his present needs very
well. There seems to be no reason why many Of
these wells should not succeed.
A large number of the sporting fraternity gath
cred at Kapioani Park ON Saturday last to witness
the long talked of trial of speed between Mr.. Ag-
news "Comodoren and Mr.. McLellan's "Oliver.'
1t will be remembered that so far these fine ami
mails stand matched, each having won ract
against the other. To the trial of speed Oh Satuf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15
Aew Embellishments.
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
A FEW POUNDS OF THAT CHOICE
N MoIokai Butter received every Week, per steamer
Mokolii. For Sale by /. FISHER,
80 No. 10 Liliha Street.
pr Cash Customers served first. SIS lfs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

Subscribers for the GAZETTE at Hamalzua com
plain of irregularities in the delivery of their
newspapers which they attribute to the postmaster
there or at Kawaihae. The matter should be rec
titled.
Mr. Probert, who was well known in Honolulu
in former years, committed suicide few days since
by throwing himself from cliff overhanging the
ocean in Hamakua. 1t has been suggested that the
cause was melancholy produced by the preying of
disease upon him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15
kauai

petition to the King signed by foreigners
and natives calls for reform Wepublish 1t to-day.
The new Board of Health is looking for new
government physician for Kauai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

The new Governor and also the representatives
Kakina and Kuapuu have been assuring the ma
tyes that the King is acting for their interests DC.
ernor, after the loyal" speech was made by him,
a native lawyer called for three cheers for Kala-
kaua, without however meeting any response!
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

How rashly some people throw stonesl what a
rock was hurled by the Saturday Press last week
IN reply TO the suggestion to who 1t is that de-
sires more Chinese. The efrontery of some people
stances, Just such actions might have been e1-
pected.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

Enquiries are being made for literature bearing
upon the early history of one of the pioneers in
the Malay Archipelago. Perhaps our esteemed
contemporary, the AdUerfiSer, might bring out a
little biographical notice 1t evidently has plenty
of room for its leaders in very large type this
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

matter: a cacoethes scribendi has seized upon our
fellow-ctizens Last week saw the birth of a new
weGkly-no, weekly, newspaper-the Wednesday
Express. We note that our little friend despises
advertisements Why is it thus
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

The roads on Kauai are improving every year.
The prisoners on this island have been employed
almost exclusively on the roads for sometime past,
much TO the satisfaction of travellers and with
profit to the prison. The report of the Minister
of Interior for the last two years shows that none
of the prisons on Hawaii, Maui or Oahu have paid
expenses but the receipts of the Kauai prison IN
der the good management of Sheriff S. W. Wilcox
have far exceeded its expenses that the balance
the other prisons p.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

The Supreme Court has decided that the heirs
at-law of Lunalilo or Kanaina not entitled to
the real estate but that il all goes to the Trustees
for the charity named in the will of Lunalilo. An
injunction is placed upon the heirs against their
bringing any future suits for the land its pro-
ceeds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

All the sugar mills on Kauai except Kilaue have
taken off their crops for this year. The largest is
that of the Lihue Sugar Company, their two mills
having made about :, 100 tons. Prospects are good
on all the plantations for large crops next year.
The total yield of sugar Kauai SO far this year
is about 5000 tons.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

Why would not line of horse cars down the
Valley, and out King street to Waikiki, pay as an
investment and be a great public convenience. |?
Waikiki road, from Pauoa out, needs repairs sadly.
Some of that broken stone with earth and few
trips of the roller, would make things o.. K.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

The Chinese Church is making rapid progress.
1t is on Fort Just above Beretania street. The
frame is up, and shows so far something of the
same style Fort Street Church. Ample rooms
below for school and social purposes with large
auditorium above.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

State bonds were dull, excepting South Carolina
IS nOn-fundabe, of which SlCO,C0O sold atoi2.
Louisiana eonsOls sold at 4S, against 1888 yester-
day. Alabamas class at 64, against 63, and Ten
nessee 6S new at 34 .
The sales of city bank stocks covered Metropolis
tan l5l 146 Ninth National (9l lOO and American
Exchange t5Ol. 12O.
The business in railroad bonds included transac-
tions in seventyfour different varieties. Bat the
aud st. Louis and Iron Mountain and Of Mobile
and Ohio. Erie second cOnsos sold TO tie extent OF
$1,G35, 900 at prices rangigg from y24 up TO 932i
with final sales at 92$4 $s25. 600 funded 5s sold
nt s740sSasG ssls. st. LOUIS aud Iron Mountain
first incomes rose from ole 10 9G495, and the
second incomes from 81 to S4i2G s3l. Mobile
75LG75 against 1855 yesterday. Metropol-
tan Elevated trsts sustained their ad-
vance of yesterday. selling at 1O2SsG 1929.
Denver aud Rio GTande tirsts were shade lower at
lO3lo. Kansas Pacific cOnsols sold at 90i2d964j
frsts Denver Division, at 108l20 100, anu ex GER
tihcates at 100l2G 1904 Prices generally were
strong with some improvements on yesterdays
The transactions at the Sub.Treasurv for tho
week ending tO-nigh: include receipts of Y7 1e6Ooo
and payments of $l2, ,446719, resulting III loss to
its general balance OF So, ,260664 and leaving 1t at
$lO7,75l,774. against S113,Ol24 433 February
g. The particular changes of the week are
a currency gam of S9,096 and a coin loss or
-. .200, 700 As to-day's loss .$6,6l9,6is. the
averages of the week against the figures OF the
reserves for to-morrows bank statement. But the
reserves TONIGHT much greater than will be the
averages reported for the week. The money market
was sensiby affected by the Treasury payments TOR
bonds and the rates ruled IRON to per cent.with
offerings at the close at per cent The only
change in the domestic exchanges Is at Boston,
v,hers the rate has declined TO 10 cents
discount. The United States Treasurer at Wash
ington to-day received 100000 in National bank
reints were S427OOO, and the internal
receipts were Si97. 600. The following is the
Clearing House statement, to-day: Exchanges.
S122 495, ,2S7; balances, SS,7S0,145. The business
at the Sub ublreasury covered Receipts, ST. ~, $50;
payments. $7769,307 (; currency balance,
81 $50. .O6O coin balance. $1O0,3s5,7l4.
Foreign exchanges are all higher and firm at the
advance. The following are the revised quotatlons
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
Mem DnbIirations.
HARPER g. BROTHERS
LIST OF NEW BOOKS.

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THE ORIGIN oP THE HoMERIc POEMS. Lecture
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Ill
POPULAR AsTRoNoMY-sCHooL EDITION. BY
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New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

Government bonds were unusually active and
strong The transactions at the Boards amounted
10 1878, 600, distributed as follows: $4,000
coupon Is of 1881 at 1858: $16O.0OO coupon and
4los at I0Ss and $50 900 registered at 1923; and
$Sl0, 900 coupon As at 106ss9 106si, aud $31S,0o0
registered az 106l2G 1868, District OF Columbia
to 93lo and closing with higher figures bid. At the
close the market was strong at the annexed quota
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CUPPLEMENT TO SCALPEL No. 46.
THE ORGANIC LAW.

CONTENTS:
Diseases of the Rectum Bladder and Uterus, Their sympa
fetc symptoms in other parts Of the hoiy.
HemnorrhOid Fissure Fstua their insdious character
and symptoms.
Circumcision its true meaning-vsas 1t religious or hy
denic rite -
Vaicoocle: what what Its effects on health
Neuralgia and AnHmia what they People Who are
blood and nerve starved what is the curef
The Early Decay OF American Women Is IL proper 10 cheek
the increase Of famP !
Treatment OF Structure by Internal IncisOn q and
simple instrument for immediate
Vrity IN Young Married People; unsuspected
cause.
Influence OF Tobacco on the Sexual Powers.
Forty octave elegantly printed, %
The whole be had OF the editor only sl9 well
borud volumes of 800 each.
contains celebrated articles Tobacco. We advise
formafon OF village clubs 20 buy 10 n library"
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
from tile Cf Dr. Dixon s Of great value
the whole human Horace Greeley Review Of Woman
and Her Diseases. ,,,.-,,,.,
of his and the OF his views His great expert
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says HIS works always read with proht"-tBostOn
Traveller .-. ....,.- =. 49,,
"Dr Dixon is a Of the greatest capacity 70 teach
Every page IS weighty with knowledge and experiences
- Daily Times.
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In London. British cOnsols recovered Is TO oslo
for both money and account. United States bonds
were strong IS rising TO 106, 4i2s steady at l0L
ex interest and Is at 1097le. Erie rose to 40a40
49bs preferred from 722 10 76 second cOnsols from
Atlantic aud Great Western issues were lower,
tho irsts at 20 and the seconds at 32l2. Illinois
Central was quoted ex dividend at 1O4 and Central
apd Hudson ut 1861 "a 1862 PeDnsy lvana declined
Il to 533i. Reading rising y to 33l2. In Paris
French 3 per cents rose TO S2.35 and fell back 10
S225 sight exchange on London advancing from
% Sio to % 1919 francs to the E.
The Homestake Mining Company has declared its
fourteenth dividend. for the month of January, OF
"a cents per share payable at the Office of Wells,
Fargo ~ Co. February 25.s Transfers close Feb
ruary 20.
limited amount of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st:
Paul first mortgage bonds of the La Crosse and
Davenport Division.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
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