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A Trip to Hawaii.

Rev. John Hemphill delivered q lecture on July
&c. at Calvary Presbyterian Church, on the subjsct
Of the Hawaiian Islands and their religious aspect.
The speaker said one Of the dreams Of bis life he'd
been realized. He had long desired to visit the
islands. and personally witness the effect of the mis-
sionary work there. During bio recent vacation he
had availed himself of an opportunity TO do this, and
had become familiar with their manners, customs,
and mode Of life, and could bear testimony that the
ancient missionary spirit Of the islands still lives.
He noticed particularly their quiet observance Of the
Sabbath. contrasting strongly with the noisy picnic
parade Sundays of San Francisco.
A great deal had been written in regard to the
origin Of the inhabitants of these islands. In his
opinion they were the descendants Of the lost tribes
Of Israel. He had arrived at this conclusion from q
critical study of their traditions, which, in many
respects, were wonderfully like the Mosaic record.
He illustrated this by citing their tradition in regard
to the Fall Of Man, the Deluge, and the fact that the
first missionaries to the islands found the natives
practising the rite OF These facts in
duced the speaker to believe that the natives were
the descendants or the lost tribes OF Israel. or had
received their early religious instructions directly
from the Hebrews. The first missionaries TO the
islands reached there October %, 1919. They landed
ct Honolulu found the natives without books.
paper. pens, or even a language, sitting like Turks
cross legged upon mats, immoral and degraded.
They could now read, write and cipher, and they
have a language and literature. They are not
ignorant. a. the proportion Of inhabitants who can
read and write is greater than Ia New England.
This lie all the work Of the missionaries, and Il speaks
for itself No such wonderful change has been
wrought elsewhere 10 the history Of the world. The
natives are honest ; there 10 no theft there exoeps
that perpetrated by the mean whites from San Fran
cisco they have churches and schoolbouses ; the
converts to Christianity are sincere. aud faithfully
attend to all religious duties. They are very gene
rous. and in any religious enterprise, not only TO
contribute their money. bat devote their time and
labor to its achievement. They give 10 substantial
aid in sending the Gospel to the heathens. One
Church at II 10 has contributed more to missionary
work than any Church in this city. The lecturer
then gave y fine description Of the hsrbOr Of Homo
lulu-S + Chronicle.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Oh. j. n. wHrTSEYs Dental Rooms will be closed
from Tuesday August 10th, until Saturday September 4h
1880. au Z 2t

TO LET.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AT No. 80
~ BERETANIA STREET. Also stabling for horse.
ap24 Il
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Card to the Public.

OoKALA, HILo, HAWAII.
To-day, August Sd, Mr.. C. N. Arnold, Manager of Co.
kala Plantation, has resigned his position, and left for
Honolulu. All readers probably know that g position as
manager of q plantation is very important, and many
probably know that the position was entrusted to him
solely for his able and thorough management. While
occupying his position, Mr.. Arnold has conducted the
affairs and transactions of the plantation proper and
wisely. All lsborious and difficult undertakings at
tempted by him have been brought to q successful ter
minstion, so far as endurance and usefulness are con-
cerned; to this all employees are perfectly willing TO
gladly testify. His kindly and friendly intercourse with
the employees Of this plantation have won their love and
esteem. We, the undersigned, believe that through his
recall or abdication the company has lost q faithful,
trusty, and honest servant, and the employees Q kind
and honorsbly disposed manager. The ksnaks servants
especially miss him, and are greatly disappointed by his
withdrawal from Ookala. 1t is said that Mr.. Arnold has
Q bad name as being q hard, INSCRIPTIONS and dissatis'
fed master, but the course pursued by the foreign and
native employees from this place VIII prove TINS 70 De
entirely without foundation. When he made his desire
known that he would take his departure from this plan
tstion, alohas and farewels were given him repeatedly,
bye. While in contact with newly contracted natives he
may ut first have made them Disseminated, but their dis
content gradually wore OF, and gave place to esteem.
respect and admiration. We hope that wherever Mr..
Arnold may go, that success and prosperity may follow
in his footsteps. Herewith we will close, hoping TO
make the public comprehend the true state OF affairs,
our signatures with the intentions OF letting the people
know that this letter to the public contains our each and
individual thoughts, and that it is 9 truthful and honest
statement.
VIM. r. Hastee, Ben Hemmer, James Williams, A
Peterson, Frank MetcsH, VIM. kerrigan, A. Long, Geo
Sherman, Fl. E Carson John GilbeEtson, Fred Barnard
Limo, VIM. Ksmana. d. s. Lamar, John WaIlenstein.
. jy141T
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The next moonlight concerts will take place on
Tuesday, Aug. 18th, and on Thursday Aug. 10Th. in
Emma SQUARE at the usual time.
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L. NEUFELD,
GRAND SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANO-MAAEk
II. Haekfeld 4 CO., Agents for the HAWAIIAN isianas
The Sydney Mai, Saturday, January II, 1880,
page III, 11s,
PlAN0FORTES In THE EXHIBITION.

In our previous notice Of the Pianos in the Exhibition (No.
wv in connection with those Of the German Court, we were
unable TO do more than enumerste the exhibits OF l.. NkU-
FIELD. Of Berlin, and that enumeration was erroneous. Since
writing that notice, the Sydney agents. Messrs: Rsbone, Fec
r Co, have given us an opportunity of seeing the Instruments
Of which four are exhibited instead OF two, as formerly stated.
The Firss is q grand Of full compass u octaves, oyerstrpng
- an acoustical metal frame In agrades, the action IL Perfect
unfailing repetition,n AL the modern Improvements are sp
piled; the instrument is cased in walnut Of fne tone and hghl
Touch, and b eng in addition BY far the most phceWoTtny aco
ought to command the most ready market
Me-. 2 Is an upright C~itage grand, with iron frame over
strung. well finished. and caeed In . handsome frame in the
Louis Qnatorze style. Ne, 3 II an upright cottage, staple
in the exterior, but with substantial met frame, and az ~
{ 10 an overstTrng upright bcrdoir cottage. Of very agreeable
tnpe,
Having thoroughly examined Es workmanship and con
struction. and tested tone and to1e-sse are able 70 speal
With confidence on the sterling me- q Of these instruments
especially when we compare The prizes With those Of other e4
hiblss- a. Pianos are nov on exhdbitIon ~ ne store OF
jyl7 SIN r. HACkFBLD & CO.
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RETAIL.-OAHU

RETAIL.-OAHU.
All Soon. Waikane, Koolaupoko
2 All Foo x Go, Nuuanu st, Honolulu
4 Chas Long, Merchant street Honolulu
4 W H Place, Msunakea st
Moses Mahelona, waianae
Isukea, Nuuanu st
9 QuOng Hook Tong, Nuuanu st
10 n Insel, Queen st,
10 L Lu 2 F pea, Aa F0Ta stl A0nA
10 Kwong 10y Kee < Co. Hotel st
u Il All n Hina. Nanann Valley, Kawananakos.
IS A W Pierce Il Co. Queen st.
q KSong Yin Sing & Co. Nuuanu st,
81 S Magnin, Fort st,
l. Afst. Waikiki
2 Quong Fong, HamakuapOko
% Mrs Honolulu, Hama
HAWAII.
Yee Chong, Pueo, Hilo
/ Akina & Aseu. Kaiopihi. n Kohals
Ahyoung and Apeu, Kauhu. N Kohals
Is Amsns, Kukuihaele. Hamakua
IS MoEeau & As Sam, Naalehu, Kau
p AKIN, Pawela, Hamakua
% So Young. Punahoa, Hilo
"a A Aiona, Hookaa, S Kona
% W Il Reed, Hilo
80 j Wight, n Kohala
80 Goo Kim & Co, Honopueo, n Kohala
kauai.
81 A P Kamaipelekane, Waimaa
w LEs
25 A w PIERCE & Co, Queen st, Honolulu
e
RETAIL SPIRIT.
81 Jas S Lemon, Commercial Saloon
% II Bradley, cor Fort and King SITS
JOBBING SPIRIT.
Macfarlane 4 Co, K~aahumanu st
2 Chas Long, Merchant st
VICTUALING.
4 Mokeau & AS San, Naalehu, Ksu, Hawaii
4 Wong Wo & Co, Nuuanu st, Honolulu
Ahuna, Wailuku
IL Akai, Hslawa, N Kohala
l3 Apoi, KolOa
25 Leon De Jean, Hotel st, Honolulu
BUTCHER.
N Perry, Fish Market, Honolulu
8 G W Jones, Waiohinu, Kan
IL Kahukina, Koloa, Kauai
16 Pomaikai, Wsihee, Maui
10 w Bell, N Kohala
BILLIARDS
4 Jose Espinds, Waihee, Maui
PEDDLING.
10 W wenner
Lion.
~ w r Buchanan, Kahuku, Oahu
BOAT.
John Richardson. ~ Lahaina
30 ID Rahsulelio,
CAKE P~EDDLING.
l All Mn, Ksluaaha, Molokai
25 All Hipa, Koolsuloa, Oshu
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HANeING OF CHAsylNE Cox-Chastine Cox. who
murdered Mrs. Hill in 1879. was hanged Ia New
York, on July l6. Cox was committed TO the
Tombs on Jane 26. 1879. and waa Asptecced 70 be
hanged on August 10Th. A stay was granted an-
til January l4tb. aud be was again reprteved un-
til May 2Sth. and again uatil July 18th. Strenuous
Efforts were made to secure a further ~reprieve or
Communication of sentence. but Governor Cornell
absolutely refused to again interfere with the
cnurse of the law.
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EscUNTLA (Guatemala). June pat 4 O'Clock
this morning the inhabitants of Escuintla were
awakened by a loud report and a sudden illumina-
ton of the sky, followed by thunder and light
ming. The volcano of Fuego de Antigua, which
bad been inactive for the past nineteen years, sud-
denly burst iuto action, The crater, which was
half a mile wide, seemed TO have all il conld do to
discharge the dense volumes of ashes aud sulphG-
rous smoke. This is the volcano that drst DESTROY
ed the City of Antigua. the old capital Of Gaate.
maia
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Eg- Does the Road Supervisor ever pass through
Nuuanu avenueT Would he not be kind enough 90
view the condition Of the sidewalk by MnsL Drews
fence
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TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE.

Ms FROM THE
MINISTER OF FINANCE. I hereby notify all TAX
PAYERS in the District of Honolulu, that where claim il
made for deduction OF debt, a schedule Of the debts. and 10
whom due, must be filed with me, and made part Of the
sworn returns.
If the Assessment List is not returned to me, on or before
September LIST, 1880, / shall proceed TO make the same accord
ing to law. G. II. JUDD,
Tax Assessor for Honolulu.
Honolulu, July 18th, 1880. iyl7 It
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Notice.

Benjamin II. Brown has this day been appointed keep
er of the Pound for estrsys for the town of Hilo and vi
cinity, in the district of Hilo, Island of Hawaii, in place
of Thomas Waiwsiole, resigned.
LIKELIKE, Governess of Hawaii.
Office of Governess of Hawaii, Hilo, July 20, 1880. july "a
Mr.. John II. Brown has been appointed Inspector of
Weights and Measures for the Island of Oahu, vice E. B.
Friel, resigned.
JNO 0. DOMINIS, Governor of Oahu.
Honolulu, July 28th, 1880. 3t.
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Licenses Expiring in August, 1880.

NOTICE is hereby given that all Licenses must be APP
piled for direct to the Interior Office, and all parties are
cautioned about failing to renew expiring Licenses, and
ali Sherifs and Deputy Sherihs have instructions to pro-
secute without discretion, any and all parties doing
business without the proper License.
SAML G. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
rn+a-;or Office Anril 3O. 1879.
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- Mr.. Tong Ying Sing, the China steamer
agent, is gentlemanly. well educated and speaks
English 6uently. He is undoubtedly . sharp. shrewd
practical business man, and may possibly give IN o
few lessons in diplomacy before his departure.
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The Government received 81 per head
from each Of the Ho Ghung's Cinnamon, but NO
more taxes do they pay for "A year to come. Arr
we'd just in time to escape being assessed. didn't
thew?
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g The c. S. n. Co. run their own boats 10 the
Islands. preparatory to running the whole Islands
to their boats.
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e Our Hawaiian artist reflects credit on him
self by the caricature which he places 10 front OF
our lssiablishment this day for public Inspection.
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e. A retiring muscular member Of the Legis-
lature will have O reception 10 the Police Court
this morning.
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~ Ketten tn pianist, was presented with n
iesrimonal at the Opera House this evening, at Mel
bourne.
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q After such a successful session there ought
to br no lack of audience 10 congratulate our astut e
Legislators on their dispersion to-day at noon.
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- The business public are not benefited by
the withdrawal of the lady assistants from the
Post Office.
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~ For the publication of the Session Laws.
and a full and complete report OF the Legislative
proceedings. see to days supplement.
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e The Haw. bk r. c. Wylie is reported as
having been burnt at SEA, date not mentioned,
and that the crew has arrived safely at Valparaiso.
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Mr.. JAMES RICHARDSON has been appointed Tax As
SCISSOR for the district of North Kohala, vice George Hall,
resigned, SIMON <. kAAI, Minister of Finance.
Department of Finance, Honolulu, July %, 1880. jy 81
The Government Pound for estrays for Hilo town and
vicinity has this day been changed from Waiakea to
the land of Ponshawai, on the mauka side of Jail street,
nes the Hilo Prison.
LIKELIKE, Governess of Hawaii.
Office of Governess of Hawaii, Hilo, July Doth, 1880.
Approved Ssm1. G. Wilder, Minister of Interior. in "a
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M- The weather induced men and things to
iranspire considerably during the past week.
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q The Observation-Disclosures will
lose many friends on Tuesday next. They will
probably reach their houses richer, il not wiser
men.
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NOTICE.

a LII CHANGES IN BUSINESS OR RESI-
N dence, TO secure insertion in the Hawaiian Sta.
tfsticaI Directory aud T0urfsts Guide, should
be addressed to GEORGE B0WSER,
my2o 2. o. Box l76, Honolulu,
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INCREASE OF PoPULATIoN.-Yesterday, 492 Chi
nese arrived per S. S. Hochung. including 20
females. This is about six per cent of one sex to
the other. How will this compare with the new
bill just passed on the subject of immigration?
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Ms- Mr.. Tong King Sing, the manager Of the
China Merchants Steam Navigation Company. has
delegated his brother to be agent OF the s. S. Ho-
chatRO.
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a SAD AcCIDENT-William Woolsey. son of W
G. Woolsey, at Kau, Hawaii, was instantly killed
on the 2Sth of July last by his horse falling will
him. His age was about twelve years.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TVNHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY
informed that in furtherance OF an expressed desire, the
Proprie tor Of the Hawaiian Hotel has concluded to hereafter
conduct the Hotel on the European Plan, and the public will
be accommodated on this basis on and after the first day OF
August, 1880. Special attention will be given to the cuisine,
which will be under the supervision OF two noted caterers,
Messrs. Louis Richie and John Adamith, late of the Maison
Dore, San Francisco. jy24 I'm
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s. The HO Chung left Canton July 2lst, thus
being % days coming to this Chinese paradise.
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Notice of Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
FaNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE SIX
isting between J. g. Walker, 2. 8. SPalding and VIM. g..
Irwin, under the firm name Of WM. G. IRWIN & Co., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Ali liabilities will be as
sumed and Indebtedness collected by Vim. g. Irwin, who
alone is authorized to sign the firm name in settlement Of its
affairs. J. s. WALKER,
q 8. sPALDING,
WIN. @. IRWIN.
Honolulu, II. l.. July LIST, 1880.
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WANTED

VKyET SALT HIDES. SHEEP AND GOAT
w Skins, for which the highest Cash Price will be paid.
p. o. BOX 40. HUGH MACKAY,
Tvs Proprietor Honolulu Tannery, Kohololoa.
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= The ~obliging and omnipresent. during
business hours. Postmaster growled audibly about
4 A. M. on Tuesday having been requested by o
waiting delegation of non box holders to deliver
their letters.
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NOTICE.

TIME EST OF MRS. j. p. COOKE
in the arm OF Castle & Cooke. ceased on the LIST day of
April ult, and all debts due to the arm will be paid to the
undersigned. who will also settle all claims against the firm.
The business will be continued as heretofore at the old stand,
under the old arm name of CASTLE & COOKE.
They take this opportunity to thank their patrons for past
favors, and TO say that all business entrusted to their care will
be promptly and faithfully attended to-.
s. N. CASTLE,
ju26 2m J. b. ATHERT0N.
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Ofcisl notification having been made to this Department
by MAJOR James 3. wodehouse, Her Britannia Msiestys
Commissioner and Consul General that he has appointed
Thomas Rain Walker, Esquire, Acting British Vice Con-
sui during the temporary absence of Mr.. Vice Consul
Davies. Notice is hereby given that the said Thomas
Rain Walker has been recognized as Acting British Vice
Consul aforesaid, and all persons are required to take
notice of this fact and respect his authority accordingly.
JOHN N. KAPENA, Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Department of Foreign Affairs,
Honolulu. AuC. 6. 1880. su 72t
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N0TICE
NOTICE.

a LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY
N against Shooting or Catching Wild Cattle or Horses on
the premises known a. Kaupakuea, Makahanaloa and Pepee-
keo, District Of Hilo, Island ofHawaii, from and after this date.
G. ALONG.
HIIo. Hawaii, May 9TH, 1880. mys 6m
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CUTTER.

CUTTER.
HlHE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE pleased
TO meet any of his friends, requiring good clothing, at
the corner Of Fort aud Hotel streets; having connected him.
self with a.. q. TREGLOAN.
G. p. r
my2o Il Late cutter for 6. Roth.
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81 He whined and then dined-our dog.

R- Edison should visit our volcano, lots OF
electricity to spare Iur lighting purposes.
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e. Our Chinese friends. and probably others
will be- glad to learn that the HO Chung will in al
probability arrive in San Francisco in time to con
meet with the China mail, which leaves that por
on September LIST.
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q Tails (tales) from the Orient. at present at
tract public attention.
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Notice,

In accordance with Section S79 of the Civil Code, j. W.
Kesomskani has been appointed to inspect and try all
beams, weights and measures for the Island of Hawaii.
LIKELIKE, Governess of Hawaii.
Office Governess of Hawaii, Hilo, July &c. 1880. jy 81
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Motto

In accordance with Section $780, the Civil Code, T. w
EVERETT has been appointed to inspect and try all beams,
weights and measures, for the districts of Wsiluku, Wal
hee, and Makawao, Island of Maui.
JOIN o. DOMINIS, Governor of Maui.
Office of Governor of Oahu, June %, 1880. je29-
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- WATERwoRKs.-The privilege of free wates
Is. no doubt. appreciated by the Pacific Mail Com
pany's steamers, but it is hardly profitable for
that company to detain II vessel for five hours for
water-as was the case in the last visit of the S. S.
Australia
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~ The Australia left $1,000 in Mexican coin
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THE PACIFIC
GOmmerelalA .
SATURDAY, AUGUST IA.
BRIEF MENTION.

- More males, but no mails.
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- The cutters at ONE of our street crossings,
more especially at the junction of Fort and Merchant
streets. are rot beneficial to carriage springs, nor Is
the jolt they cause a pleasant sensation, as there is a
time for all things, let US hope that the time is near
at hand when the roads will be repaired.
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SEALED tenders will be received at the office of the
Minister of the Interior until Saturday, Aug. 21st, at II
O'Clock noon. for carting lumber from the wharf of Ho-
nolulu to the new Plank Road, Waikiki Beach. All parti-
culars can be obtained upon application to c. W. Hart,
Road Supervisor for the District of Kona, Oahu.
SAINT G.. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, August 31st. 1880. aug14 2t.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the request of FIR. Ban
ming, Esquire, MIR. John H. Patty, of this city, will act
during his absence as Consul for the Netherlands and
Belgium, and all persons are required to take notice of
this fact and respect his authority in that behalf.
Ohm N. EAPENA Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Department of Foreign Affairs,
Honolulu, July 80, 1880. au7 Ut
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REAL ESTATE FOR A L

a LARGE LOT ON EUUANU
N Valley Road, situated between the residences Of J. o
Carter and Capt. Mcintyre, extending from the road to be
yond Psuoa river, and comprising an area of about 81 acres, in
Guiding several taro patches. Title, Fee Simple.
For particulars apply to
JUS Fl. W. NJ
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The natives latest querry-when do we