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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13
Szpre1ne Court Notes.

Some Of the cases heard in the Supreme Court
Lass wreck presented questions of law, of which we
note the following, viz:
In Susith vs. Hosan. ejectment the plaintiff
claimed title by inheritance by purchase and by
adverse possession The defendants demurrer to
tine declaration was sustained r. r. BickertOn
Tor plaintiff Castle d Hatch for defendant.
In Harvey vs.. Peni. ejectment, the defendant
drruHrred 70 the plaintiffs declaration on the
crpund that II did not aver =. the kind OF title he
clAtrnHd- The Averment was that he claimed to
he entitled IN lee Inc Court without sustain
lr the demurrer. ordered the plaintiff 20 state his
title- We would suggest if thought the sug-
crsarnn likely 20 receive attention, that rule of
tuurt should require every plaintiff TO aver whether
ne claim hF purchase or by descent; aud If by
purchase. whether under Will. or bv deed or by
rrescrlptlon- ; B. Dole for plaintiff; Castle
Hatch Tor defendant.
In klRAhza Aiuiu and Manini, ejectment,
plaintiff claimed under deed from Manini. who
had before the date of dsed been divorced from
his write. linz husband and wife had held under a
cned ~ them JOINTLY. The statute divorce for
tine wEfe's fault gives the husband the control of
her land The plaintiff proved the deeds and the
divorce The defendant moved for nonsuit on
the ground thAt the plaintiff had not proved that
tine divorced husband was stin living for whose
life the plaintiff claimed an estate. The Court
ordered verdict for the plai7tif subject TO the
rElrnn Of The Fall Court on the question thus
raised J4AI- Davidson for plaintiff; z. Preston
for defendant
$l02 70 paid 90 the defendAnfs wife by the plaintiff
an nApr hr the defendant that If that sum were
Tic would induce the latter 10 forbear bringing
certain suit against the plaintiff, the Court ruled
taai the nuury could mot be recovered, although
tne cAfeaiRnt had failed TO enter into an express
arreerne-t not &c sna and had since threatened TO
nrl1g uaH suit but that the payment was volun-
49, msoe- and could not be resclnded- The
49, llaar lnAtrnnfiDns- gave verdict for the
eeien19nt Castle q Hatch for plaintiff A.. s.
AArtwel for defrndAnt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

10 VOTE best or your worst gentlemen in assailins
man Who. thouEh somewhat infrm and worn by the
vet the heart take his place in the
lt--n and meet all coners p. Q. 4. OCT. sh
We read the above and then turned to the pages
81 that charming little book. - Alice in Wonder
land for a little relief. Gradually we fell asleep;
we dreamed The characters in the book filed
before us but there was a curious change in them.
IN the mouse VIC traced the lineaments of an ex-
Calrinaf Minister: n the rabbit another: in the
the ngaf shepherd Father Walter and his son
they burst forth into rhyme ut once. We made
mental note Of II and here il Is:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13
PASSENGERS.

For WtnaEz-a Ports per Likelikc, Oct Father An
lr--s Dnsrscsf II. J T Morgan. Mrs King. Mrs
Waller q Harley. c Ho0n. Mrs McGoon. Akioua. c
Elorss A Herbert Mr. Schoiz. c p IAakes and wife,
- Nnsuau. C II AshWarth and wife, Miss Rerde,
Kani and wife kckipi. Mrs Maybe and daughter,
Aknaf and Wifr II Arutfarr. G Richardson. W
F4-r. Thss Johnson " Todd ] W Ringrs. Mrs ID Cross
Costa Mr. HErnslfon. Mr. Sills. Miss Sills Mrs San
d. Hon ! Ma rrnhi. p EzhakAni. + n Ecey W Good
a.. Mr. Tallcy and children NJ CObun and wife
F-nn Wtndunrd Porte, per Likelike. Oct l0.-Mss X
Dick-un. Nj. II kipi, Miss Mist; 4 W Carter,
Sf---una- T Jones. A Euqut Mn J Kaisuh, II y
G--~nH-li. Rev ; n Davis. Todd Mcdonald G
KnuE- Nrf Wight Mn Il 2 Wood, Mrs Jas Richard
suu aud dAu-htcr Father L-nor. COllard Loo. Mrs
r S-uluu. lion J. Aholo Dowseti, Jr, J Cald-
wei
Fru-n Arctic Ocean. per Long. Oct lib Dexter.
N Pennington. II I Dovell. W Freil Antoine Daily
Williams
Fs- Hau=kanc. Per Gcsinc Brons Oct lis Chinese,
+. rhiidrrn-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

We are informed by Captain Melander, of the
steamer c. r. Bishop, that while discharginc
freight at koloa, Kauai, last week case supposed
to contain kerosene oil was sent on shore, and sub
found to contain opium, which had been shipped
by celestial in Honolulu to another celestial at
Koloa. The tin containing the opium was sealed
up and returned to the Customs authorities here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13
c o MI nj z CIAL.
FoY0LrLr. OCT. IL. lsso.

HOAGLULT. OCT. IS. 1880.
There IL no great improvement in business to note
this week but the indications angur well for the future
more ba0yHut feeling seems to pervade the entire
cnnmEnifv-
surars coming in slowly present The mills
III Tz-ioss plantations the other Islands all
in full operation The outlook FOX increase in
lEiAnd staples is promising.
We puhlish below the latest from the Arctic
feet for which indebted the courtesy Of Capt
Giry II viii be that the feet has done remarka
bly wrI There tidinsr Of the missing whalers
ar RI the steamer Jeanette
We save uuIy one arrival 10 rpport-the Julia Long
The departures were-Ha~ sehi waiehu, for johnson
ard Fnnninr Islands Brit bark Obcrpn for Portland:
Tsas h-rkentine Eureka viii sail for San Francisco
fn-azy
The Spencer Plantation sold last SATURDAY. TO Mr.
q vi Nnefn-Ian- FOR ss1ooo with agents advances
Ermr5- 10 ah1af ss10l0 This sale also inciud-
- thr ta9n property situated In Hiio.
The nr v rs-rls the berth loading for San Francis
rn Az lh- Innr A Falkenbarg and Kalakaua both az
which ual sail ~ ar early day
Ilr order az fh- Trustees OF Lnnalo Estate Mr. Ad-
nn- lat saturday sold tho Ahnpuaa OF Kawela sifua-
rra Nnlnkat- and containing OF some 1905
nr-~s TIE sum r-Aiz-d S27s1, II II Ruth Keeliko-
Lar being the purchaser.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

EDITOR GAzErTE.-A short time ago gentleman
came here from one of the other Islands, where
he had been staying for few months, en- route to
Australia. He went to the Custom House on Satur-
day, the I'd instant, to get his passport, and was
asked, the law requires if he had paid his taxes.
As he had left Hawaii before he could do so, he
did not know he should do SO here, but he soon
found his mistake, he could not obtain his pass
port without showing his tax receipt As the Tax
Collector was out of town, he was unable to pay
his taxes, the result being he is obliged to
main here until the next down steamer, or return
to San Francisco. He wished to deposit the amount
at the Custom House, but there was no one there
authorized to receive it. Is it not about time that
the other law is repealed? Either abolish the
passport law, do not require visitors, who hap
pen here from July to September to pay taxes
although ignorance of the law is excuse, 1t has
been intimated to this gentleman that he has
good case for damages for detention This tax
business has occurred very often lately, and it
may deter visitors from coming here In the fall
if they know that they obliged to pay taxes,
failing to find the Tax Collector, submit TO de-
tention of month or two L.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13


"a VOC are old Father Walter" the young man said
o. Nnur eFrsiehf no longer j. clear;
a Nu-r hanHs arr unsteady your footsteps infrm,
WIS DO VOC 40 broken appear"
NJ y'ata. said the sage Of mad projects full;
SAILED 70 distnuf conutree.
And the rrnu bic and worry that fell 10 my share
Have made me the wreck that you sce,"
Nnm old Father Walter the young man cried,
- fun Enu recently say,
.soFarrhgf rrBrs cal iHfTla b. ne battle ofEHs;'
Vow what ts the reason. I praye'
- Lust lately. nv hoy. have aired all my whims,
] hHre dnhbind 4 writing book;
LnFr printed a paper. and done several things
Which make NE the wreck that looki"
81. VOC are Old Father walter repeated the youth,
Nnmr hair II jnsf turning 70 white.
Nrt uuh-umfrd rnu stand your place IN the lists
TO ruE think ~ yuur ace II il rightg
e. hnrr answered questions. the shepherd replied
A. he jumped Of HE editors stool;
g. lr rnr can't understand that m worried to DEATH
Rhr ret uut-vnz N Farnafion fools"
TahleRu. The shepherd ANONYMOUSLY kcketh
cai his impertinent qnestioner. Curtain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

The work of arresting for driving without lights
goes on briskly, two of our prominent citizens
have had to pony up $40 piece within the last
few days. This is as 1t should be, the higher the
position of the offender the more vigorously ought
the law to be applied. We do not think however
that it is necessary for the authorities to lock up
or threaten to q lock mp the innocent servant of a
gentleman who is well-known; this is the way
the case was reported to us. native police man
offered to go bail for the man and thus saved him
from the disgrace of being locked up Our author
tiles are doing good work, but they should do it
judlciously.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

We are glad to hear that the circulation of our
esteemed contemporary the Tiser is increasing of
course this must be the reason that its present
owner is anxious to sell out at a discount. The
advertising columns of the Tiser increase from
week to week. in fact, if it goes at its present
rate of prosperity it will have to take to publish
ing pages instead of four.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

Report % Cap: Dexter Of the late schr Loeta-Leav-
fr hr Arctic the sih August the schr Lolea
rshn-r ~ IL m 81 the 9Th sept some - miles to
thr east % The western extremity Of St Lawrence Is
land the weather bring Extremity thick. with heavy fog
and rs-y dark night W endeavored bring out
E-urau- zlctur- trying 10 get the vessel of. Int wind
and icr Increasing had % drop the anchor along side
boats sarnpcd aud Stove in the attempt. parted
thfir zhl . and drffrd the beach AT daylight
~srs ith. ftc Wind had Increased 10 gale. the
breaking The - the vessel found IL impossible
her. flrru provisions overheard which drifted
ns.rr and saved them afterwards. Having one boat
lefi compelled 20 leave the vessel and the
evening ~ this 6sr al hands had left the vessel which
~ l and the breaking orrT her On the 9Th. made
T-a-atinu- winter the Island by constructing
hnue although had neither provisions clothing
-icHl ~ carry through The weather moderating
hr Hlh. cnnrln6rd 10 repair the remaining boat
lue make attempt 20 reach Piover Bay in hopes Of
tr4uE Hnm- vessel there 90 take of the Island.
Chics mufr Mr.. Pennington started with six
t Iith- and afr 8 hours OF experience Gnd harships
re1hr1 Plnrcr Bav. when they found the Whaling blk
Mar & Eden and -chr Julia Long Both these
rrls - rs-ruc and the 18th, left the
rc-r~ uf flr wreck hy means % their boats. which
h-aG-hs safely board Nothing saved except
ruzt ripihiuE Arrived here in the Julia Long Oct.
In-h.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

After reading that pathetic paragraph in the
Tiser about the " inlirm and worn" one, we i'm
mediately sent out our devil to buy up much
sheeting possible, pocket handkerchiefs were of
no use, our tears " fell like rain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

The Julia Long is in from the Arctic, bringing
good news from the whalers up North. After long
period of depression the whaling business seems
TO be looking up; this year we would like to have
a share in some of the vessels
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

A collector making demand for payment of
money in behalf of one of the firms here, of one
Rowe at the foundry, collected case for assault
and battery against Mr.. Rowe, which is now pend
ing IN the Police Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

The advantages of the late Ministry upon the
country are hourly coming before us the last
instance is that shares of certain plantation
which were quoted at 81 200 in San Francisco five
weeks ago would be gladly sold for $1,000
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

The Honolulu cricket club still flourishes, we
wish its members every success. The early closing
movement enables our young men to 60 into things
Of this sort with more vigor than formerly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13
MALE SOCIAL CLUB

A MEETING OF THE MALE So
n cial Club will be held tomorrow Thursday
ing, Oct 18th, 1880 at halfpast o'clock the usual
place. W CLIFFORD, Secretary.
SD
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

Men-of-war are expected to be here soon. VIII
the Government open communications with them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

The proper care of this city should include the
supervision of every building erected within its
limits, TO prevent nuisances from being created,
and overhanging verandahs which dangerous
tn ma nv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

Mons. Ratard, the French Commissioner left in
he C. r. Bishop last Thursday for short visit to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

Charters have been granted for Incorporating
the Kauai Telephone Company, Turton's Planta-
ton at Lahaina, and the Grove Ranch Plantation
at Makawao.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

There is a report that the Ha,oaii has been des-
troyed down South, but we will not vouch for the
truth of the statement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13
MEMORANDA.

Report - Schr JuIia A LonE. Giey. Msster-Saicd
f-r Honolulu March 18th and passed the Fox Islands
A- slth, made ice about Il miles Southwest Of Cape
Na9Nrin snw plenty % whales going Ne: experienced
bad weather fpr days; lott head gear and flying
5h three hnais the cranes Took the ice Nav
IN. and pa-sed into the Arctic June 18th Took
frt whale July Sd and last August ih. Aug 30th
PfuFer Brv Tor boiling: September 18th
- luHrrnr- leland in company with steamer Mary and
E~r fur rrir ~ ffIr officers and OF the wrecked
snnue- Lnri. shr -gh sailed for this port having
nz-r the Captain and nrers and seamen OF the
Eslrtz. sept I'd passed Ounmok Passage: thence to
port rzrtrs-ncra weather arrived Honolulu on
in.h inst. % czs FROM land land all well board
Fnnur j. ii-r whale ships with the number Of
whntr~ tmknu them when lat spoken. Sept 18th:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

Last evening the city and vicinity was thor
oughly drenched by heavy showers accompanied
by thunder and Ii ghtning
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

We hope the Health Officer will strictly enforce
conditions of cleanliness not only in the Streets
but in private residences. Don't be afraid that
you have not law enough to authorize this to be
done, gentlemen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

Mr.. George Dole, from Kauai has been spending
few days in town. He reports the Makee Sugar
Company as in hourishing condition.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

Mr.. PGIKo has added another fine brick build
ing to Nuuanu street, makai of the one just com
pleted by him, which will soon be occupied by
Hollister d Co. as a drug store. Good fre-proof
buildings seem to be in demand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

The Hawaiian Mission Children's Society will
hold its regular monthly meeting Saturday
evening, October 10Th, at Mrs. Armstrong;, Stone
House, Beretania-street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13
SperiaI ,lotifes.
DIR. ERODE,

DR. THAcHERs Dental oaice will be closed from octo.
Der 18th to November 1st Reopen in Brewers Block
e22
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

Letters anent Moreno, published in Saturdays
Press show what straight forward friend he is.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

"Happy is that nation which has no annals"
This may be philosophically true, but newspapers
must have Jared hardly for items.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

II. r. Fl. Princess Lydia Dominis is touring
round Oahu, we have not heard of the progress of
the party.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

The child reported killed at Queen Emma's resi-
dence was fortunately only injured. We received
our information as TO the child's death from what
We considered a reliable source.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13
r c wi OVAL.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
l. leased the premises of Fort AMI King streets
will open the the necessary alterations
completed. SD ct PICKERING & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

The Supreme Court was occupied with divorce
work last Saturday, on Monday with Banco cases,
and yesterday with trials by mixed jury.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

Phy@1Cda1a and SurEeOr1.
eKSpecial attention given diseases of the Throat
and Ear. Ohice-coner of Hotel and Fort streets.
elq NIGHT BELL.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

From Kau, Hawaii, we hear it reported that
native man murdered his wife and then attempted
suicide, but at last accounts he was still alive.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13
YOUTH WANTED

1 youth speaking Native and English. Must be wei
recommended. permanent position to tine RICH
party. SD II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

The Tisey'' spends half column or more in
white washing Moreno. Evidently the gentle shep-
herd has been left as literary executor by the ami
able Ex-Foreign Minister.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

Fnr Hnnrknug per tsesiue Brons Oct II-Ballast and
G. h-HzrF. Val Foreign si2-
FH- guansgu and FAnuiuEs Islands. per Waiehu, Oct
So bread ~ nee dnz shovcls. 10 meats.
plcksis. aud &c- Val Foreign. sfg9I5
Per Portland per oberon. Oct 9-Molasses and OsO5
rkr- ndsr In transit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

The editor of the Saturday Press has an office
at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce, Kaa-
hunlanu street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

We hear there is debating society among our
youths. We are glad 10 see a movement in this
direction, every healthy form of amusement
whether physical mental wins our highest ap-
probation and when necessary assistance
we'll.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

The death of Mr.. j. II. Coney was dreadfully
sudden but hardly unexpected, the deceased had
already had two paralytic strokes, the first over
ten years ago: this was the third and fatal one.
Mr. Coney leaves large family who have the
sympathy of the community for their loss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

Why is the avenue up to the Queens Hospital
like Green's short history Because it's full of
dates. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

We suggest that philosophical on each
of the other Islands start weekly bulletin of their
local news. We shall be happy 10 publish it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

PICKERING & Co. have leased the new store, re-
Gently erected by Mr.. ]. O'Neill, corner of King
and Fort streets, and will soon remove to the
corner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

The Advertiser began TO increase its circulation
when Minister Bush subscribed for 800 copies for
the government, and paid mp IN adraHce.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13
DIED.

Trnn-At san Francisco. September 18th. 1850, MISS
nArErrr BHEcE Jran. aged 90 years and months.
n---1-ed sister Of the late DIR. c. r. Judd, and
had resided In these Islands since lSS2.
HEEBERT-In this CITY October 6, 1880, FRANK r.
HEErEET. aged q yeArs-
LTSnEAN-At MAkIki Valley, Honolulu, October eth,
Alr-E Msrn, only daughter o. William and Marian
Lfshrrnn- aged 10 mnnths and . DAYS
TANE0R-At Edinburgh Villa. New Hampton. s. W.
the gstA % |u,y lssl, Mrs MARY TAYLOR, in the
s-IA wear - her ace
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13
PORT OF HONOLULU.

Arrived
ocf lo-IiEw sch Julia Long. Gilley, from Arctic
Sailed
oct SHAW sch Waiehu Reynolds, for johnson and
Fanuines Islands
IN-B-it hk phcrun. Harvey, for Portland. Oregon
M-tscT hk trc-ine Brons, Won Trimbach for Hong
Enr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13
ISLAND LOCALS.
Apour TowN

Mr.. w. G. Jones has returned to the practice of
the law Office over Dillinghams.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13
TO LET.
GTORE AM

STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE
- now occupied by Pickering & Co. 81 King street.
door from Fort street. in fine condition. Inquire Of
$40 2t PICKERING & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

We note the marriage of Miss Rouse daughter
of the Rev. I. II. Rouse of Makawao, Maui, to Mr..
Carpenter of Bath, n. H. at Winsted, Conn. We
by the paper published there that Miss
Rouse spent two years here lately. Hawaii figured
among the wedding presents with silver tea
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

Dodds omnibus is running to what has been
dubbed the Hawaiian Long Branch we have not
tried the trip ourselves yet, but promise to do
shortly; those who have been there report the
bathing enjoyable and the arrangements salts
factory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

Governor Beckley, of Kauai who is in town at
present for medical treatment, is far recovered
that he hopes to be at his post of duty again
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

Eek Forest Queen !
TEN MULES,
100 Bags Ground Barley,
200 Gases Medium Bread,
90 Gases Crackers,
100 Barrels Lime,
100 M California Bricks,
so Cases Butter.
s2l 6 ct For Sale by H. HACKFELD co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

To say that men are disloyal,' aiming at the
triumph of evil and that in general they dis
honest traitors, filling their pockets at the ex-
pense of public welfare-al this is assailing no
mans n,ofipeS, only his acts. The distinction will
hardly help those whom Mr.. Rhodes SO roundly
accuses of crimes if it helps him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

MEssRs. Payne & Xavier, after giving a number
of successful entertainments in sleght of hand at
the Theatre, took passage on the KilaHea Hon, for
Maui, and will visit professionally Wailuku and
Lahaina, that Island, after which they will pro-
coed to Hawaii. These gentlemen are masters of
the magic art and will compare favorably with the
most renowned prestidigitateurs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

We regret to record that on Sunday Mornin q
Lewis Young living on Beretania street, put
pistol TO his head and so finished his earthly
career. Suicide is a contagious malady, we have
had several of it lately We hope the disease
will soon have run its course. Young is said to
have been a man of responding disposition, but
he was kind hearted man.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

By the arrival of the Hawaiian schooner Julia
A. Long, Capt Gilley we learn of the total loss of
the schooner LoletG, Capt Dexter. The Captain
and portion of the crew returned on the Julia A.
Long. For full particulars of the wreck, see Capt
Dexters report in the commercial column.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

PER FOR EST QUEEN.
6NUBE SUGAR IN 26 LIB. BOXES.
Cube Sugar in Barrels. Dry GRADUATED Sugar in Bar
rels. For Sale by BoLLES & CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13
New advertisements.
TO LET.

A NEAT COTTAGE CONTAINING
I1four rooms in part the whole. For particulars
address q, this Office So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13
POUND NOTICE.
HoMH AeATN

HOME AGAIN.
MRS. A. MELLIS HEREBY BEGS
WI to inform her patrons and the public generally that
she has returned again after short absence from this
Kingdom and will be ready to receive any Orders by
the 18th instant at her new residence, No. 10 Emma
Street. until the New Store No. IO3 Fort Street
brewers Biock). shall be ready for occupancy,
where she will carry her business of ess-mang
Thankful for past favors received she hopes that by
paying strict attention to her business to keep the
fdence she has enjoyed heretofore.
S2I 81 MRS. A. NJ. MELLIS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

case of some hardship with regard to tax
receipts is commented upon in communication
in columns to-day. If the authorities require
such things from short-time residents like the one
In question: they had better keep their
constantly on hand at his Office instead of his
rural residence
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

Mrs. Thomas, a Portuguese woman residing on
Liliha-street died last Sunday, leaving husband
and daughter, besides many appreciatiye friends,
to mourn her loss. Though her lot in this life was
a humble one, her fine Christian character, as
devoted wife, mother and friend, had secured for
her the high esteem of all who knew her..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-13

Every person intending to move building upon
the streets should first get the consent of the Road
Supervisor, who then should see that there is no
We again invite the notice of the authorities to
the practice of blockadng the streets with build
ing material.