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! HIYN,K t,f TlE H.sxrkit lUlsrAHI. I'm;
y xii,vs, un1 Aian the 1va4 Iesk9aI NM httellsA
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u ic r "{ks as9 10! Wy - ~ ,aSlury oe'
,.rASrt.i,--AS b 11) lJ.tNC!i Ha1!tE LtbitrANl.E
c,ialnr tnE eahH. .t4.trtss ", ELl0uE1 AIlcv.
, 1880-11-13

I,ui AAi.i:-N6IVFIIWi:ST CINSEK TEOItiA
/ un1 1ArtpulI.als.. I}1llj. t;itlk
for fGulk lij1IFF1N 4 i}WtiitlF+
cnrs1Gf Washington and ttnlslGu .Ht4.
, 1880-11-13
SUDDEN DEATH,
0VDVEW VGN Vt
Spftfdt I1fsp4tleh to The Elte1no Tribune.

Special hlIpNIth to Iht Eh'edno Tribune.
Tolr WAYNE, Ind, Nov. l..--Airs. S. +.
Fleming, ngeil Is, proprlctrcss Ut the FIen-
ing 1lDuse, dlc.i very sNtl'tG,ly about :
0'cinck this tllurMing. S!lp :,Ent up 1T :,
awakened tue servants, nnl thoh went bAck
Il, bed. When discovered, sllu wis living ull
her face dead, but The bndy WIS still WARM.
The Vote Of Now York Compared with
tThnt t,r 1870.
, 1880-11-13
HOME GATHERINGS.

0tAtN Asn COARSE rItEtaIsrs:
Tho tnurkct for EraIn freEhts ruled quiet
eatrleFs "ete p.rt ~ ."ot VIEWS tnu ,"s.., ~,
oherIhs W echts. "hu tae 4atteF "AH,H1 ~
ec1!ts. 10 luttaio. Engagements repartul belnw
..urIvnta trru,s" nro ,ln.,ertt,,od IL hnyo lccu
ot ,ha mi" nr ti,, co1,ta t.urtcrs. IN t,u,rul,-
stcam.b .barxo chHunccy flurlbnt and col,sort J.
II. 1tiittur, corr, ut G1S cents; sct,"oncrs Charcs
Foster at,d Neluawnrc, cnrn ot private terms. rn
-Set,,,tcrs t}unua rtul Reed tusc
t,,rn ut Il),t nents. Cnl,uclty aH,llH1 i,u shells
,r,or H. ,,.,,.t,, vr,roItv nf nan rxc rrnIt,hta
a, s,t,s - -. ,s.,,s,". a,,n o". I,,.r IN r',,'.
sauunes snu gs afG owovsr s' ssktS" sS rar'"r
WMs 'nnae A. kMHs WY ,,.s:,g,Ia mSenas
.iHntem smnlsteo ~ -no "n r. ne.i'fs, H.
nt',i.,gf tnn aymlg 1se, a ~ .. ~,
y tnc laGt inNt llisiuiM%eLure!s % rHser pnM4 ~
ts ee % @ 1s ,s @ ,rs a 1,arSt as sss ricss. '!ps T1
9auonK imyors ~, thi.eeuv e'ps'ns oi coatse
ifelBat tFa!ho Ill III aulFeotohs'
I'll, 1nyon St nf nrI,,- M @ n ant lrrnt ys.
sCa t1ul ind been ,tcttli,lrd loru slEcc WGtlcs-
llhy fs.t,rnlH eestlsc IT tho proRnpat feltlun TT
IiorthcrIy bi,tW, WhGrt,ts tho sUr3,l wttl never
!enFe port yealeftiay 1"oflltns. aha "
nsloGk hs1 o'S1. ~ Wefa "nnef r ,,,ny mmy
n~M M ar, NJ , ke g; s, ~ ',,u iur t1G; Ic
nltcrHonn; lnLs pIeM.ssnh thu., ~" u'a u"sst'aES'
o nl 'no H. 'Gss Ts @ .s.s "
tho SHn1l Service lturuau wtru nut verified,
sans Gasx 19e ase 'Gss - IT, Wt sItn ":u r:,.
tncn,tscr tho assrauec givrn 10 ther, Is SCR.
Eetlnt MITCHELL tho c:ll Observer, TINT tho Wtlli
here wtrlld reM,aiu nl}uilt wrst-south~cst, a'il
tue lake northwest would 10 !ts average tlircc-
tlun. Thus ScrgeAilt alttehHtfs assurances At-
fortcd them Mi opportunity to make tho rtIn II
they saw ut 10 tjkp tllu uttclltut. It Mllst hu
,tttHtttau, however, that tho Washington prog
nostieations proved II sEtAk fnluru.
Au,t1v1t. NJ r1,r SCutH,sKu PETERSON.
rr,-, .,,, wi,s,. ,,rrt..t1 I..r r,,r.dn,, aeon.
,,,, .s,t, ~, un1,",',,er min II rHsns, wEi'.l;
@,, 80 o ~ ahio,,I i,"w 'I.,s,,,t, III, s,%.ut ,.l"
~ ~ !" t W. "y nu @ hr H. n ~ Sn Sn
~ wv. ~. Au2 s .' @ ,.,sI
k sMmi"ke @ =. r ,, @ ~ ~ tn1, In. .,'
rGu" a, ~" S " snrtHt. "'I i. r.
naa tuSt' na tu'nh" , t T., asI I'll, t, y. H. y"
dd aAt u"r ses. n w " ~ w y"
s i';a INV. .i,ar. IN. ,vns ,,r,vo, Mah.,r.. Sn.
!h0 t9itotl ~ncIg stS VIZ II HtneH Ms'ste. s 1 ~; t
tns ~ i nna ~. W. r,ssI ~ e @ k,;'.r,',ti ym ~ =
w w !" VII ~, ,or x nv ~ w. S."t,r,, ~
soon V the Gstn 10 Eet rudy for shc sr.p ma
tu una upun uer H. ~ % - ~ ~ H. ~
!nnlS n ouk tt a.;S sns.I " " III ~ nt
WHEN ~ S-0 Ief uhs ens!i " M !utcs o'A o'nooul'
hE 10 the snug hatA u N'"5'*
An examination OF thn schooner Tempest
Mm'e,. M M s"mseu @ & ~ ~ " t n . ,t ,,n ,
IL III s,lT,E. @ tnas,.tcnIiy her r,.unIr l,I1is Vii
amount tn illlly III ncii yessnl Ut her szt
IND much yunnRrr yrurs cHn bo b,ilxht tor. u
HEY "s % !M a,,s ian,,, au H., u c!rt .r,G m ~,
unIie,,yri;wrs. mnu tieru il Il stis,uE nrutubiis
tlllt p will C,, II, tD.uf. To gn,irr'll nvcrNl1t
| cha HrHp9 Tor getting thu fGnrt5t UT tito rtHk
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04
PASSENGERS.

- au.--.lia per CITY Of New York. August !
n ven Tcnp-ty. Hon : o'erady, NJ P Mclean, Mrs
~ n hrkeu-
Tor S.a Francisco per J A FaIkinburr July s9-Nir
40 NJ Iack ! Eastau, Wm Blanchard, Carpenter
E-- ur-su7z-s Ports per Liseikc. July 9Th Turton
--ssr and rflIf Eiss L. MablucikAili. Mrs hamEknu,
~ Ea..uuneic 3 B Macy. Miss Alhro, Mrs D D Bald
IN ard chiilrlu- CAPT Taylor, Dr Enders, W
- -r--r Na-sar H. Wlllcr. Capt 7 b Clark. Mics j
E-.oirursnl n = simon. A4lAnA- = II Greennay, I
Iiri-r ] I R.nisdcll. " ! Green, Akona, Wilhelm
wlFs CLARK Chung Pen G * AkanA- Capt Godfrey Mrs
E5-s-s-.-E N-- Caut Cutter Mr. smithics and child
PAN WfnEuard Ports. pen llkelike, Aug Nv {
Ta--ie-t Mas Incruharu, r Burns, Miss " Metmore
Deacon Nar- ! r Spencer, ? e Jones, II May, zen
: I a-a-sr-r-. A Jones ? D-Amarguez, Mrs II
49,. ! a lfi.trr Me- = Thompson. Master style.
8 n -iIrI- a q EricEyFusd. y OIler. NJ Harvey J
N-a1r a. wife 3 % A-cia and wife, Bishop Willis
= 2 H.Eizcs-L AEllE ielt- Akluna X S4Hon' airs
sl--s -lrir- and ctiidTeI. Mr. hose ana children
F-- Srr F-r-rssco Der CITY Of New York, August .
NJ F-a-r snl wife Mr. Hcucs an5 Insid. J NJ Dat IT,
. Pow MIS- n Hopper. Mis- lurraham, II aekinann
u a Booze Geo nscklry wife ana child. May hcnshon,
a = Atkir-ul- J Z Dawes wife children ana ser
-rrr q fssrrirG. Nlfr and child. Mlss Dickson. II n
F-r.a-re n Nu-rHF and wife. Z DOwsett II Ihurston,
a Eafs 4 Auslifi- Mics Rite, Capt i Orange Miss
1.rllara-ul E G Htrhcock ana wife, Mrs 1eliis Lhos
lu5ns ard -ur. e Jun-s and daughter, Miss Carter
Nf-s gud5 Mi-- King. q lillian. Miller. Heavy >
Fsr- Il Nrffor a. stuart. X Bailey b Black, II Mac
31v = A Nam y Potter. Nh 0ounell , Larke, Ny
" - Al chin y Tang. Al TGrn. Chu KUN, L hee,
L s-tpu-st ( Thoruas, Miss Fisk, c Williams
Fu- Eurcsa por Cassie Hayward July si,-Mr- Brod-
e=irk-
F-uu Sru Fr1ncisoo per " Z Meyer, Aug. Al
rriur Il Peterson / Perkins / StarkWeather, OH.
r-7-rr- = F-uier W Barnard Griffin. W Green. W
Ezsfr j DcreFisodo, J johnson " jackson, snehe'
A GE-ciL q Howard
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

,vv0EUfU, AUcCsT !, Tsso.

sfrNOL CtT, AUGUST :. $50
49, tsasIirat irr-oSeaent u business to note
rtiF urek Ehe ttsz-lcr CITY q New YORK Nficn ar
-ges On Surday evening, In advance at her regular
s5--r r-r---d sd-ne activity among shippers The
srrr-e- ro7k ausv iAre passenger ana freight net
o. .s-1-arv I5sf Erecatoys Of the estate Of A
TsrsrArr eaid a. Fubic luc;ioa The aue sugar Plan
s-rs aus N-ssrs Wa g. IrEin a Co. being the pur-
rihMerrh E,
we hnrs IL foreign vessels 70 note; Three-masted
-S-r-E. hn-k Rere-e. from Departure Bay: steamer
g. a Nru York from sydney brig W II Meyer,
- n W AIMS from san francisco.
- sr-a--u-ts durfrr The week were: Bktne Kate
So - Pu-l Townsend; bktne 4 talkinburg and
- CIV 81 N-g York both for san Francisco;
- li-- ~ Ntrsrd for Portland; bark Martin Ride
- - srfs.auer Ca-.ie Hayward. for Puget Sound
- - Ha-resi Home. Tor victoria
n 81 vessel ne 0erih for San Francisco is the
y q Mere.
- Ui-rrrr-v and Eureka may be looked for any
----g1-t ION being due from san Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04
rKPoRTs.

F--l Ro-s GGzlbIe per Compere, July 9O-62, $40 #
E-r--ra lr=ihe-. rs rs z rouch lumber
F-u-a Departure BAY per Revere, July So-ie2l tons
u1ai-
4---- Ea-- -,ur.rrd Der Gen Butler. July 3O-s54 $50
= ~ 81 sac tIusics zlltu iatls. 6.OJO pickets
Prom srduey. per City % New York. August Ia es
rnr-s la1is - ux soap 81 C butter, C drHp
--asc E-znslll-
Pan Ssn. Frlucisuu. per " II Myers, August 2-lsS
49, 9narr1 81 O. salmon. - PKG drugs. rolls mat
- 81 - Sour Iat 81 groceries and canned proyi
-. 80 = Ios % live stock butter 81 bx candies
1r.l age z--u-tElezf % ul1scs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04
MEMORANDA.

Fr-.--r 81 ssnamur CITY 81 View York VIM. b Cobb
nfr--llruzrtrd from anchorage a Lavender
Ia ~waner A. O'Clock the afternoon OF the 18TH
rr q .-thz-rs1 pilot az 3.53 Arrived al Auckland
~ :. - lie SRA. time from sydney ~ Auckland
a-ra Do huu-. . rlfuuie= SAILED from Auckland same
go - - ? r. Crossed The Isi parallel % Longitude
= lrrruas 81 o- the End. July I'd II 81 m Eoua
E.arE ~ NJ Tnrea eruup. Absam % miles distant.
r---rz az euunr0r in ioneitnde 10 W july 18th at
tan Erue-lrurrd pleasant weather with heavy east
s-r - rs-a-tn-i the passage No Sc rrsde Winds,
-r.e ~ --afrr h : ztifudc. Arrived II Hnnoluln
r-- ID ~ So ~. Tine from Auckland. - days,
: huErs lf uiuules-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

About half of the Chinese population started for
the wharf on Thursday night last week, to see the
Ro Chung come in and saw the LehHa. Some of
these people went to see their friends the rest to
tell the incoming strangers on no account to
"shippe," for plantation life is very hard, while
loafng about the country is very easy because no
body is arrested for vagrancy here neither is there
any officer of Justice to modest or make afraid.
Go again, brethren.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

sameavosr Is evidently exercised about that petit
riu- tr7n halawEo from the lepers IN favor of DR..
Ernsrson- Il II remarkable that II has Just been
discovered hat petitions come In with only one
hnn5-Urltla1. II i not nor has II been uncommon,
su- one r,ersuz 70 write the sentiments of crowd
su5 :. the5r command add their names This Is
ezsa hid good ON a subscription list where man
= hid - nav money and II Is not at all remark
atle that j shuuld be the case, where good part
al a. sntieace undoubtedly had sore hands and
srnuv vs-r likely possessed no fingers Try again
ssr1stody. bzt DO not get too sharp or 1t may
-r-rEf a heu-nerauc.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

It is really about time that the Government in
terfered to prevent the erection of any more fire.
traps on Euuanu and other streets in that neigh
borhood. Look at the huge balloon framed affair
now building at the corner of Hotel and Nuuanu,
and the large number of others recently put up!
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

By the City Of Nep York there was another large
exodus for other lands. Among familiar faces re-
ceding from the wharf were those of T. H Davies,
wife and family. who depart for an extended stay,
perhaps for years in England, Mr.. May, Mr.. At
kinson p G. Jones. IT.. Z. g. Hitchcock and wife,
Lorinn Thurston, Dr.Mott Smith and number of
others, some for brief visit, others for long
ofo
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

General Samuel Armstrong addressed the natives
at Hilo on Sunday morning, July 18th. Rev. Titus
Coan interpreting In the native church, and IN the
evening at the foreign church. He gave an ac-
count of his labors at Hampton, among the freed
men and Indians, to a most appreciatiye audience.
The General left Hilo on Monday morning for
Puma and the Volcano, thence to kau, where he
tool the steamer for Honolulu arriving on Sunday
morning Aug. LIST.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

Saturday last the Supreme Court adjourned sine
die after having been IN session four weeks stead
iy, and having tried and disposed of large num-
Der of cases-among them several divorces were
granted The number of divorces per term is,
however. diminishing and perhaps by-and-by there
will be no more applications, for probably the
whole people will be single.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

The opium bill which legalizes its use and does
away with the wholesome restraints of the present
law, was taken up and rushed through the other
day and now awaits His Majesty's signature. 1t
is TO be hoped that in view of the number of re-
spectful petitions presented against this evil meas
ure approval will be withheld. 1t is to be presumed
that the signers represent the morality and re-
spectability of the community quite much as
the Legislative Assembly pretends to do.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

The Lsiur came INTO port late on Thursday even
s-sc And made might 50 hideous by the most IN
.zrzilv srieks and Whistles that Cesar Celso and
c.ste- celeslAis thoaghf the 10 Chung had come,
SURE and uss expressing her delight al the arnlable
~ sr utich thai Assembly did the about face and
=
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

1t is about time that Thomas Square received
some degree of public attention. little labor
comparatively would make it pretty spot As it is,
a wilderness of weeds and tangled algerobas rep
sign of road or way, nothing but an ugly tangle,
unframed nature. A very pretty drive could be
easily laid out a continuation of Young street,
and two or three walks would make it do for now.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

People have way of finding themselves return
ing to Hawaii, if they have tasted life here. The
latest example is that of Mr.. j. NJ. Davidson,
whose return will be greeted with pleasure by his
friends. de came back via Kahulul
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04
EXPORTS.

- 81 F-z-ei.co per 4 Faik'nburg, July g
E-f rs-e s--Er. ISla pgr rlcr- SIG pkgs hides Dom
Vase $780,. Foreign Value S54a0
Par rir-n-a per Harvest Home. Ang $50 y bbls
-rrln.sns Dol uurs ballast. brandy Val Foreign,
$50 a. Dunrs5ic. g.. slE-2l
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

Monday the resolution of want of confidence
was introduced, but was laid over till Wednesday,
when DR.. Smith will not be there to vote against
IT. A goodly number of the House went down to
the steamer and saw that this opposing vote was
safely disposed of.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

Mr.. S. G. Dwight, for many years missionary
on Molokai, and for several years past respected
resident of Honolulu, died suddenly on Monday
evening. His funeral was attended on Tuesday
afternoon
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

ing Hilo merchants this Inconvenience and extra
expense for carriage one here can see as the bay
is smooth and there is no difficulty In landing at
the wharf 4 -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

Member for Lahaina as well as others has prac-
ticed the military drill successfully. Last Tuesday
he announced that he did not propose to support a
subsidy for Chinese line, Wednesday he voted
Ave- TO insert S24, 600 in the Appropriation Bill.
This ave and no affair had better be abolished it
has very unpleasant way of showing up things.
Abolish it and preserve your regulations gentle
men
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

Members of the House are already complaining
that favors, subsidies so to speak, distributed
unfairly because not equally. This appears to be
so, for after all Is only worth his vote, and
AS vote counts only as much BIS. This Is not
fair. Make an even division.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04
SAILED.

-uly .s-A- hkruc Kate Sudden Bates for P Townsend
ss-Am hkfue A FalkiabErg. Hubbard for ; Z
El-Br hip CITY % Madrid. swan. for Portland
u-Au ~ Martha kidsout Wickherg for sound
U-Au sch Cassie Hayward. Le Ballister. II Sound
Ar An Ia Harvest Home, Mntscn- for Victoria
IS CITY - New York. Cobb. Tor : 7 .- n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

As solitary and shining exception to the wood
en- rule on Nuuanu street, fine brick fre-proof
store is now going up, below Loves bakery, for
Goo Kim. 1t is credit to Mr.. Pailzo that he puts
up such store instead of a wooden trap which
would probably pay better till it burned down than
one of brick. There seems TO be very little doing
now in mason work aside from the Palace and
Music Hail. whereas IN certain town limits nothing
fathers won't you about face" again and pass
some kind of fire district for Honolulu No, on
the whole the place will be safer if you don't
meddle
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

The volcano of Kilauea is now very active. Par
ties who have been there the past week report
Greater activity than for months past. A new lake
Of fire las formed about half mile to the north
east Of Halemaumau, which is already a formid-
able rival 10 the old South Lake. It Is about one
thousand feet in diameter and raploiy increasing
in size
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

Ths Moui4cue Concert last Saturday evening,
N ste Of hlusisrlnc and rain was again decided
snrr-ss- The house was fairly full Miss Mon
snruF ia the frs time since her return gave an
NJ Fzr-rlta OF hers e Bird Of Beauty and her
rrusitsun wAs VERY beautiful. Mr.. Turner sounded
az alarm II no uncertain tone, which probably so
a---5 me tr-rpeter that he lost his mind almost
s-.tsrs5r En6 sounded very weakly, not as well by
-uza a. she sincs H. is always pretty. The orato-
10 ulzsir E5tt Mr. Jones AZ the piano, was hne
Tt--s J. always s1Irsihing satisfying about this
s-ris q muse
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04
PoRT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED

--rr E1-Asr tern Cnmpeer. Brkholm. from Ttsalady
San blk General Butler. Ryder, I'm P Townsend
SAN hk Revere. Mcintyre, I'm Departure Bay
A. Is : CTS % New York Cobb from sydney
Am sch " II Myers Jordan. from r
s-zn hk Z v Amy. Freeman, from T
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

The ctr Of Neio York arrived off the port about
half-past seven on Sunday evening, having made a
very quick run of Is days and hours from Auck-
land. She remained in port till half-past two
O'Clock Monday afternoon, taking on board good
FREIGHT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

1t will be observed that the House intended no
mistake about this Chinese subsidy. 1t is for the
China Merchant Company, and of course, for no
other
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

The question now before the country is this |:
How are these gentlemen going TO explain to their
constituents wher 1hev go HON? The only way
TO avoid this app ling postic is, don't adjourn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

Mr. Preston's Liquor Bill was revived a few days
ago, and taken up for discussion in the Assembly.
With number of nendments looking towards free
liquor, it was passed, and is likely to become law
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

If the public is not yet alive to public safety in
view of the various acts of the Legislative Assem-
bly,, 1t is about time that. it rubbed its eyes and
lcolr a1 bouf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

Saturday last, the 31st of July was observed to
some extent, though in quiet way. Several ma
tive feasts were given, and among them there was
no small enjoyment. 1t is fact however, that
there is more drunkenness among the Hawaiians
than few years ago, and more reckless disre-
gard of lawful restraints.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

Poor dear Mr. Gibson did not know how to vote
on the opium question, SO he only said "ka,sal0."
Won't somebody please toll him what opium IS
its nature uses, and particularly how valuable it
will be TO kill off the people; quicker In that than
his really useful book Will be in saving them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

Monday, August Ind, was for the first time here
observed as Chinese holiday. That IS our Gov
eminent and number of Consuls hoisted their
flags in recognition of the fact that The Sun"
had a birth-Csfy
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

The steamer Likelike is laid aside this week for
needed overhauling and repairs. The LehHG takes
her place. The value OF the former as public
convenience will be more appreciated during her
withdrawal.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

Do you want to see where wisdom and learning,
gravity and probity assemble Z Call up at Alto
lani Hale, eastern entrance, take off your hat and
take seat.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

The text of the resolution of want of confidence
appears elsewhere. The voice is indeed that of
my son Jacob, (K.), UuG the hand is that of my
son Esau tG.). This is really too thin.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

Mr.. George Beckley and family left on the City
of Ne,c York for a visit of some months In Califo
MIA and elsewhere. he will be missed from the
Likelike where he has been so long known.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

Naalehu Plantation was sold on Saturday last.
Messrs. VIM. G. Irwin d Co. were the purchasers
at $4,000, which, it is to be presumed, Is not
much above the debt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

On Sunday the plan upon which the Hawaiian
Hotel has been kept was changed from the Ameri-
can to the European.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

On Saturday last Mn A. w. Bush, Fort Street,
presented us with box of delicious Waikiki
grapes. We understand that Mr. Bush is in re-
ceipt of fresh supplies of these grapes every Satur
day morning ... -lt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

Mr.. Hopp has Just about finished a very fine
specimen of work in a wardrobe, for the Attorney
General. 1t Is wholly Of home manufactures, al
though black walnut enters largely into its con-
struction-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

public auction at 8Ir. Z. P. Adams, at noon on
Saturday next; an opportunity TO secure cool
commodious house with garden filed with a
choice variety of trees and shrubbery of some
thirty wears growth.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

The army drill has evidently been introduced
successful result SO far. Still there is hope.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

The steamer LikeEike arrived today Landing
FREIGHT - at Waiakea instead Of Hilo as is often
he case. Why she should thus persist in caus-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

OF all the foolish measures considered by the
present Legislative Assembly, the most ridiculous
was introduced last Monday. 1t was vote of want
of confidence in the Ministry. If the thing had
been brought up at the opening of the session 1t
might have expressed fome sense but TO approve,
as the House has done, of the Administration OF
the past two years. to pass Government measures,
and most of all the appropriation bill, thus to
equip the Government for the coming biennial pc
nod, and then to say, Gentlemen, we have no
confidence in you is the most laughable of all the
ludicrous things attempted by this dignifed and
solemn Assembly, of whom Mr.. Kalua is fitting
representative.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04

The country may be saved yet-if the Legisla-
ture will only adjourn Ee -