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THERE are at present two liquor bills before
the Assembly, one introduced by the Hon. Mr..
Baker, one Of the members for Honolulu, consist
ing Of 80 sections, and one introduced by the At
torney General, Of Al sections. The first was
under discussion on Monday last, on its second
reading, aud was passed to engrossment and or
dered to be read a third time on Tuesday next,
by a vote of 20 to IL, as will appear in our Sup
plement with to-day's issue. But the bill was so
inartistically put together that its friends were
obliged on Tuesday to move its reconsideration
with a view to rectifying the manifest blunders of
either the Trainer or copyist. The principal pro-
visions of this bill are Natives to be allowed to
purchase wines and liquors not exceeding % of
alcoholic strength the d~istilling of liquor allow
ed free, provided it is not above l9o of alcoholic
strength public houses to be Above to keep
open until IL o'clock at night the price of a
Wholesale liquor license to be $1,000, that of a
jobber $1,000, and of retailers $4,000 licenses to
be granted for other places besides Honolulu no
license to be required for selling wines and other
light drinks under 6.5e of alcoholic strength a
chemist to be employed by the Minister of the In
terror to test the alcoholic strength of ali wines,
ales, &c. imported or manufactured here. This
unique bill (Which is to go into effect thirty days
after its passage) closes with an interesting
Schedule of the relative alcoholic strength Of var
ious potables, as follows
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potables, as 70

The Attorney Generals bill consists of Al sec
tions, and is to a great extent a re-enaction and
codifcation of existing statutes on the liquor traf-
fc. The new features introduced are 1t abol-
ishes the jobbing license, for the sale of ales,
wines and spirits, which is now a sort of halfway
house between the wholesale aud retailer the
King in Privy Council may autOrize the issuance
of retail spirit licenses outside the limits of Homo
lulu, but not on the other Islands retailers to be
Unable for supplying liquor to an intoxicated per-
SOD, not less than $50 nor more than 5000 on
complaint made, the liquors of any dealer may
be ordered to be analysed, and if found adultera-
ted, the dealer to be fined not less than 800 nor
more than $500.
Though there are some features of the latter
bill which may be Objectionable, it is in the
whole far preferable to that introduced by the
member for Honolulu, which, to say the least, is
in some respects absurd and impracticable. AS
it comes up for a final reading on Tuesday of next
week, it is to be hoped that the majority of the
Assembly will by that time have been led to see
the subject in its proper light, and reject the
bill. They will see in the Schedule of the relative
strength they can not buy brandy, gin, rum OF
whisky, only the lighter and costly wines, includ-
ing champagne, would be free to them to pur-
chase, as we'll as beer and porter. Everybody
knows that .whensthe native drinks at all, he pre-
fers the strongest and iriest lIquor-s lightning
rod /" whisky,-that will speedily produce intox-
icatiOn. Consequently he will not be content
with such half way measures as allowing him to
purchase Intoxicating drinks : not exceeding
% of alcoholic strength, :" and he will continue
to ~patronise the Chinese dealer in bad gin.
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VOLUME XIV.

With the present number closes the
Twenty-fourth, and with the next on July
Srd, commences the Twenty-fifth Volume
Of the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
Established in 1856, our journal is about TO
enter upon the year which will conclude its
quarter Of a eentuTy's existence and on the
4th Of July, 1851, we hope to celebrate its
silver wedding with the public. Establish
ed by its founder on the principle of entire
Independence OfpaTties, creeds or sects, this
principle has ever since, through several
changes Of proprietorship been the constant
aim of the ADVERTISER. And we beg to
assure our patrons that in dealing with pub
lie affairs, or, when it may become neces-
sary, with private interests, we shall al
ways endeavort to carry out the golden max
i'm adopted by Lincoln" naught extenu-
ating or setting down aught in malice"
We need hardly remind our patrons that
the end Of the one volume and the begin
ming Of another is a convenient time to re-
new subscriptions, and that a prompt at
tentiOn { -, r will result in the saw
ing Of a 80 .sH terms being s. in adj
vance Al rs after the expiration
of three mol si
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On THE 18Th instant His Majesty granted an
audience at Iolani Palace to His Excellency, the
Hon. ii. a. P. Carter, H.. Ms Envoy Extraordi-
nary and Minister PIenipotentiary to Germany,
and received at his hands the Grand Gordon Of
the Royal Danish Order of the Danebrog, which
was entrusted to Mr.. Carter by order of His Maj
esty the King Of Denmark to be conveyed with
an autograph letter TO His Majesty the King.
His Majesty was attended on this occasion by His
Excellency the Minister of Foreign Affairs His
Chamberlain the Hon. a. S. Cleghorn, and the
afieers Of H. Ms Staff.
The following is a translation of the autograph
letter from bis Majesty the King OF Denmark, ac-
companying the Decoration.
GREAT AND Coop FRIEND.-I hasten to offer to
your Majesty my warmest thanks for your good
ness in sending me the Insignia Of the Grand Cross
Of Your Order of Kamehameba i, as by Your letter
Of 9Th October of last year. Animated like Your
Majesty by the desire to cement and perpetuate
the good relations that so happily exist between
Our States, / cannot better respond. than by pray
ing Your Majesty to accept the Grand Gordon Of
DanebrOg, which it affords me great pleasure TO pre-
sent to You. In addressing to Your Majesty my
sincere wishes for Your personal welfare and Tor
the prosperity Of Your reign. l remain. Your Maj
esty's Good Friend, CHRISTIAN, r..
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Queens Hospital.
HONOLULU, May 31st, /

HONOLULU, May 31st, 1880.
To the Trustees Of The queens HoSpitdl:-
GESTLEXES:I have the honor to submit the following
report for the quarter ending May 31st, 1880.
The total number of patients at present in the Hospital
is 70, viz: 50 Hawaiians, 3s males, 81 females and II for
eigners; 10 paying.
The number of admissions during this period were 1853.
14 Hawaiians, so males, Al females, and SO foreigners.
Discharged 1877, viz: 100 Hawaiians, &c males, 81 females
and 81 foreigners.
Deaths: "a HawaiiAns and Southern Islanders, 3 for
eigners. 5 General Debility, 4 Pulmonary Consumption,
7Dysentery. 8 Burned, 1 Collapse, Accident, . Dropsy,
2 Fever, 1 Hernia, l Hemmorrhage.
The highest number of indoor patients was 80, the
lowest &C. Daily average "A. Number of prescriptions
COST.
The number of patients treated in the Hospital was as
follows: March 1872, April 1876, May los. Calls at the dis
pensary, 500. Respectfully submitted.
RoB'r MCKIBBIN.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial 90bertisrr
sATnRDAY. JUNE 26.

Three vessels sailed on Monday for the Island
groups to the West and South, in quest of immi-
grants and plantation laboreTs, two-tbe Storm
Bird and MISUNDERSTANDING to the Board of
immigration, and the Hazard being the property
of planters. Thus it appears that the work
Of procuring South Sea Islanders to recuperate
our waning population is being vigorously
prosecuted, both by government and private par
ties, Notwithstanding the constant discOurnging
couments INDUCED in by a portion of the press.
IL has been suggested, and we believe the sug-
oessiou has been favorably received by the gov
ernmsnt-that it would be a good plan to ap-
poins n commissioner, who. accompanied by an
interpreter, should make tours OF the Islands
from which we desire to procure immigrants,
and whose business it would be to properly set
forth the advantages of the kind treatment and
improved condition the people will experience
here. Il may not be easy at once to procure
inst the right sort Of a man for the Office, and the
expense may be considerable, but this will be
ampEv repaid, for when the hundreds OF
thousands Of Islanders came to understand that
this Government viii look after their welfare
and educate their children, the supply of immir
grants will be unlimited.
In the matter Of wages, it appears that we are
having seven or eight times as much per man a.
IA Maid for the same class of labor In the Fljis and
Queensland. We question very much the sound
cess of this policy, especially when it is remem-
bered that the Islanders are quite unused to the
kind of labor required of them here, and that for
long time after heir arrival they are merely
apprentices. learning civilization and habits Of
industry. Those who employ them are their
teacher, and are for this cause entitled to
consideration. 1t is estimated from statistics
rat the uroduct of sugar is about three tons per
lsborer. DER snnum, and in order to successfully
compete with other sugar producing countries we
vii, be compelled TO pay a lower rate OF wages
r., 6,ld hands than we have been paying OF late.
Bot tse intelligent Hawaiian, with his superior
sk;u nd civilization, will always command a
IomtarativeIy high rate of wages, nOtwithstand-
ip-ia large influx of South Sea Islanders; be-
8 the presence of a full supply OF these PEG
Az raw hither more capital to bring into Guilt
large tracts Of land that are now lying
o RIow.
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q General S. c. Armstrong addressed a large
audience at the native church at KaWaiahao on
Sunday morning last. Both speaker and audience
were evidently affected by memories Of the past
the son standing in the same place and speaking
that bis honored father did for many years. In the
evening the General addressed a full audience in
the Fort street Church, who were much interested
in listening to his description of the work among
the blacks and Indians at the Hampton Institute.
of which he is Principal. The General took pas
sage for Maui on the steamer on Monday. to spend
a few days among the scenes OF his early %boyhood,
which he will find much changed during the twenty
years OF his absence abroad.
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rights, brt the surest of safeguards for the Sc
curity and independence Of the state.
The bill as a whole is a good one, and we hope
il will pass. with such amendments as to details
as the wisdom of legislators may suggest. We
may be excused, in this connection, for express
ing our satisfaction at seeing in the main provi-
sions of this bill a reproduction OF views put for
ward in the editorial columns of the ADVERTISER
in 1876, and again in 1878.
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, HONOLULU.

~ u en1e ina ou u Jun Dug
Ii of May, A. D. 1850, GEORGE BOWSER of Honolulu,
Island Of Oahu, in accordance with Section 9 of an Act ITO
encourage learning in tn Kingdom, by securing the Copies
of Charts aud Books 10 the Authors and Propretors Of such
Copies" approved on the 3lst Of December, A. d. 1864, has
deposited in this Office the title OF his Book
Bowser's Illustrated Atlas of the Islands OF Oahu, Maui,
Hawaii, Molukai, Kauai and Lanai, with views Of the princi-
pie Towns, Public Buildings, Residences, Plantations, &c,
&c, &c. The rights of which he claims as Owner and Pro-
prietor-
In testimony whereof 1 have hereuntO set my hand and
caused the seal OF the Interior Department 70 be
affixed at Honolulu, this 25th nay Of May,
A. ID. 1850.
SAM'L q. WILDER,
my29 3m Minister Of Interior,
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FOR SALE OR TO LET!

TENHAT VERY RESIDENCE
n on Judd STREET, adjoining the spacious premises OF the
Hon. :. G.. Wilder. The lot contains about one acre, with a
large frontage on Judd Street, and is well planted with Fruit
and Ornamental Shade Trees. SEA VIEW, UNSURPASSED.
Government water Is about to be laid on There Is on the lot
a dwelling house, containing sitting room, dining room and four
bed rooms; a two story kitchen, with servaBts' rooms above;
bath house, carriage house and other outhouses Also, a
stream Of water running through the lot. Title perfect. For
particulars, apply to CECIL BROWN.
mvS N KaahumaDu Street.
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BRASS KNUCKLEs-Two boys, one a native in the en-
ploy of C. w. CLARK, and the other a negro employed at
the City Market, became involved in a dispute last even
ing, and which resulted in the City Market boy being
laid low by a blow from brass knuckles administered by
the native upon the head of the Ethiopian. The negro
boy was injured sufficiently TO require his removal TO the
Hospital, and at last accounts it appeared as If the effects
of the blow might prove fatal. No arrests.
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PASSENGERS.

- San Francisco, per American Girl, June &c
,odaA and wife, A Meydenbum, y CanOvan, W Ludwig
M
FOR Mucronesta, per Morning Star, June 1-Rey II J
TAYLOR wife and 2 children, Rev A @ Walkup, Rev )
Kaher and wife, Mr. Moses Kauwe and wife, Fred Ellison.
From San Francisco, per Martha " Turfts, June 81
AZ Blanchfork, II s Johnson
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

TWNHE DESIR BILE PRE ON NUU-
IL n VALLEY ROAD, At present occupied by VIM.
johnson, consisting of a dwelling house with large parlor and
bedrooms, l large diningroom, pantry. kitchen and bathroom
4 large 2 room cottage (nearIy new in the rear, and other out
houses, all in good=order and condition.
The1ot is well planted with fruit, ornamental and shade
trees. and has a large cemented EunIain in the centre. Land
title, FEE SIMPLE. Fer further particulars, apply to
HM. JOHNSON.
Or the As5ignees, THEO. II. DAVIES, and
i5 III. ". SCHMIDT
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WHIRTES.


P@Z ALOAO AH<--are j. ~ ubbets * soreas0u's
o., a., ~ RaEN a. having = new f0rea8d-Hain mast
Sse general oyerhauhng. preparatory 10 her
-S II iaborers- Il viii be some two or
fore she Viii be ready FOR sea.
Lsmpson Is at the old Custom House
San francisco. for which port she
1E about wednesday next.
ie walker IL at the EsplAnade. OPP
Use This j. another Of the Hall
ELS really a beauty, and has proved
as viii be seen b. Capt. Redfeld's
built to the order Of Mr.. Gregg. Of
a but viii be put on the coasting route
sailing on Monday next Tor Eau, Hawaii.
sehr Martha W. Tufts l. at the old steamship
aarf. disehargng a general cargo from San Francisco.
The Am schr Rosario lies outside Of the Tufts, o. sail
for San Francisco, probably the latter part Of next week.
The Am bk ID. c. Murray has discharged all Of her
cargo and hAulA out into the stream. 10 wait the arrival
Of Sugar from wfndvArd.
The Am bktne Ella Is supposed to be about two weeks
out from San Francisco. and may be looked for soon,
with Z. s. mail.
h l. u. NJ s. Freya arrived on Monday last, from
Panama. For list Of officers, &c. see another column.
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|. prOu,n = ,,CUrDuno,, - ~ OAN1W hIUHI
Administrator Sale of Real Estate.

~ DER an order OF the Supreme Court, made in the Estate
OF Inchun. deceased, 1 shall sell at Public Auction on SATUR-
DAY JULY 10, 1880, at IL o'clock noon, of that day, at the
Court House door, in the city of Honolulu, at an upset price Of
$1,000, all the right title and interest of the said Inchun, Of In
sand to those certain pieces or parcels Of land sltuatesin KA-
HALUD, Roolaupoko Oahu. and more fully described ia
Royal Patent, No. 2,Tf, Kuleana Helu 1884, issued to VIII
as follows =
APANA 4, 10 LUI.s-" Il hoomaka ana ma Ike khi
akau z e holo ana he 80, hi l3S pauku; G pill ana ko ALI. hk
80, HI l4O pauku; e pill ana ko alf, he =, hi "a pauku; e pin
ana Eo Ke1we, ak 70, he SO pauku; e pill ana ko Keawe, he N.
III l22 pa9ku; e pill ana ko Homo. he 70, ko IVA pauku; e phi
ana ko kuaots, ak 20, ko so pauku; e pill ans 1 ko Kuaole, he
40, ko 3S4 pauku; e pill ana ko KnaoIe, he 2s, ko 283. pauku;
e pht ana ko Konohiki, he SIS, hi 200 pauku5 re pill ana 1 ko
honohlki, ak 10, hi 800 pauku ma he kahawaiike XIII mua
II eka."
APANA z. Z hoomaka ana4ma Ike
Xiii hema, ak "A, hi 40 paaku; e pill ana me ko Ike RonobikI.
ak q, ko 500 pzuku; e pill ana me Ike kahawai, he "a, ko rs
pauku; e pill ana me ko Ike Konohki, he 80. M $40 pauku; Q
pill ana me Ko LOko Ike xiii mua, ] eka"
For further particulars, inquire of
julie St CECIL BROWN. Attorney Al Law
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FIREMEN NOTICE.

THE DELINQUENT TENDERS
~r Of Engine Co. No. 2 Iesiding in Honolulu, are
Rl=SF5ES hereby.notifed that at the last regular meeting
- of the above Company, the Secretary was in
structed to give notice to all such members that unless pay
ment of their dues is made on or before the next regular meet
ing. they will be declared suspended or expelled, as the COM
pany may see fit.
II They are also reminded that the Tax Assessors List
Will soon be made up. If the Company is not successful in
collecting their several years. back dues, the same will be re-
ported to the Assessor, so that those back years tax may be
collected by the Collector Of Taxes. ANTOINE ROSA,
Honolulu, June 4, 1880. Gu6 lml Secretary.
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR.
y suant 70 a power Of sale contained in a certain mortgage
dated the 7h day Of October, 1876, made and executed by
Isaac 6 Davis and l.. K. Davis. his wife, to Frank Spencer
and OF record In the Office Of the Registrar Of Conveyances
GUS records. Tor the purpose OF securing the sum of five hun.
dred and nifty dollars, with interest, and for a breach OF the
conditions OF said mortgage dsed, L win, alter the time limited
by law, proceed to sell at public auction all aud singular she
real estate in said mortgage deed described, on account OF
the breach OF said conditions, unless the principal and interest
are paid on or before Saturday, the 18th day Of July next.
Inc real estate described 10 said mortgage deed and intended
U d sold, consists of one undivided tenth part ol the Ahupuaa
OF Malkaloa, situated at v aimea. South Kohala, Island Of Ha-
wan, said Ahupaaa containing an area Of 95. 600 acres, and
July described in Royal Patent No. 56Tl, to C. l.. Hueu.
By W.. c. M his ATTORNEY,
Honolulu, June Goth, 1880. sla2s ct
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

Notice Of Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
n. Il IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-
IL suant to q p ever Of sale contained In a certain deed OF
mortgage dated Nov. 22d, 1873, made between John Kanui (k)
of the one part and A. J. Cartwright of the other part, andre
corded In Liber 81, pages 26S and 269, the said Al. Cart
wright intends to foreclose said mortgage, and after the time
limited by law, 70 cause the mortgaged property TO be sOidDat
public auction in Honolulu, for a breach OF the conditions con-
tanned on said mortgage deed =.
Said mortgaged property being situated at Kaneohe. Island
OF Oahu, ans being described in Royal Patent No. 1876,
Dated 9Th day Of june, A. d. 1880.
Al. CARTWRIGHT.
RICIPD F. BlCKERToN, Att'y fol- Mortgage. - jus It
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MARRIED.

Grnrz-HUe HEs-In this city, on the 18th inst, at the
aaoma q Catholic Cathedral, by the Rev Father Hermann
. Sdr. T.. GEarz, of this city, to Miss SARAH HUGHES, OF
San Eraucfsco.
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SEALED TENDERS

WILL BE RECEIVED by the TR
w URER Of the MUSICAL HALL ASSOCIATION
for erecting the Musical Hall Building. Plan and Speciaca-
tons may be seen at the Office of A. McWayne, Treasurer.
The Building COMMITTEES do not bind themselves TO accept the
lowest or any bid. Bonds will be required for the faithful full
fnment of any Contract. The Bids will be opened at the
Treasurer's Office on. Wednesday,, June Both, atN12 O'Clock
noon. SAM'L G. WILDER,
A. McWAYNE,
As s. C~LEGHORN,
1t Building Committee.
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.
NOTICEsIS K GIVEN HAT PUR-
~ SUANT TO a power Of sale contained In a certain mort
gage deed, dated The 4h day OF February, 1873 made by Chas
X. Hapai q X. Richardson, both Of Hilo, Hswaii, Of record
in LibeF 54s6n pages % and 20, and for q breach Of the sondi-
lions in said mortgage deed contained, that all and singular
the lands, tenements and heredjtaments in said mortgage deed
contained, win after he time limited by law, be sold at Public
Auction on account Of thebreach Of the condition as hereinbe-
fore mentioned.
The property in said mortgage described being situate in
lilo, aforesaid. c. Y.
K. PRESTON, Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, June 18th, 1880. julie AZ
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eH@ Fer SALE. ~

A A SEVEN-OCTAVE SQUARE
N PIANO nearly new, with all the latest improvements.
A rich, full toned instrument, with heavy embroidered cover
and stool, at 81 BeretaDia street. iu12 If
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FOR SALE.

WE have ON HAND AND FOR
fE@@TLL1S sale a good second hand Plano, by Nunns &
q F Clark. Also. a Collage Piano, by Br lwood
O ] & Sons. suitable for beginners
PICKERING x CO,
jus I'm 90 King ST., opposite J.T. Warehouses; store.
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.
NOTICE Is GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant to a power Of sale contained In a certain deed
y mortgage, dated Sept. 9th. 1876, made between John Kali
Papa az Of the one part, and Ann schOoley Of the other part,
GeGorGea IN Lioer 40, on pages 1853 and 800, the said Ann
Schooley intends to fOreclose said mortgage. and after The
time limited by law, to cause the mortgaged property TO be
sold at public auction, in Honolulu. for a breach of the CON
diLions contained in said mortgage deed.
said mortgaged property being situated at WaiahoIe Koo.
faupoko, Island Of Oahu.
Dated 9Th day Of June, A. d. 1850.
RICH'D F, B~IcKERToN, Au'y. for Mortgage. lbs 1t