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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-10
EXPORTS.

rr Rorrf Roads per Henry Buck. August S-sioe gils
r.aIassss Va ne Domestic Sl.tsasb
r- srr Frsurisoo per hale. Aug s-s0el SO les SUI
~ ia urnul Esd SIN lbs rice, 25so lbs pull =
7.-l. f--rurs - lts ccfce. Dom Value $50 oos ~
49, F--nrlerr ports fg-Q lbs coffee $3.50 horns, y
-l- - =. SO he nee. % lbs arroNroot. Domestic
Es'us sEse 81 For Naiue SS54-
Fs- Anrklaua a sydney. per City Of New York, Aug
~ e. rirs rlrlr 81 bdis sugar cane hx personal
80 ~ flrei-n. S4o; Val Domestic, Ss,lss-s'
For Htu-kon- per Hcsperia. Aug 6-le pkg OLD met,
= - -. frrrlf asc OH cakcs. Val. Foreign Slsn a
Erulr-ilc 50.
AM San F--urisco per KRlakaua. Aug 6-S07,455 rs
49, - Ei - taliuu. rs cils moasses 6 engines.
ID wei Ride az goat skins. 81 sheep SKINS pigs
So ~ huhes. hdls spokce - fellows y
rrrfs rnrf rs h SHOES = pc tire iron. PC rouS 2
mn I'd l.dts cot - hnchs bananas, hx honseh9ia
rnnis. Val fareirn StANh. Val DomesNV S4a''-'i'
Ia TrEr 1ed s2fs5.Sl-
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Extract from private letter, Thursday 2 Pm.
Aug. 4th:
We have Just come down from the flow. We
rode up past the cemetary to that part of the flow
which IS not over eighth of a mile from the up
per hill and the lower end of which is more than
abreast of the upper end of the same. First we
rode to the top of that hill and took general sur
vey. The general trend of the main body of the
flow seems to be towards the hills. The tongue
whichis so far down looks, from the hill, as if it
were headed directly towards the Waiakea mill.
We rode across TO that tongue and down 20 the
lower end of it. There 1t was running into
cavern about thirty or forty feet long, perhaps
twenty feet wide and say fifteen feet deep. When
we reached there it had just begun to flow over
the precipice, and was coming very slugglshly but
moved faster before left. Did you ever
molten iron and have YOU ever seen the sugar
coming out of the vacuum PAM Imagine If you
can live fire apparently about the thickness of sugar
the air and everything around, that standing forty
feet away, your face is fully as heated as if bend
ing over a red hot stove.
From the top of the hill, we could see a good
distance over the flow, and the fat which, five
weeks ago was covered with grass, ferns and trees
is now glittering waste OF desolation. 10 stand
and look over II from a height, then to ride along
broken surface and TO throw stone and see it
roll the solid surface, If seems hard 20 believe
that it has rolled distance of forty or fifty miles.
And il is hard 10 believe that 1t can move steadily
and resistlessy till 1t has covered with desola-
ton this beautiful spot. Yet it is l suppose but
question of time if God In his mercy does not say
stopi Words can give no description of this
living, moving destroying power. 1t must be
seen TO be appreciated. If you can see Mr.. Fur
neauX's paintings they will give a better idea
than anything | can say. In the tongue nearest
town there was roaring as of mighty waters.
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We hear that Capt. ellis, of the {, S. S. Lacla-
irna received the news of the death of his father
by the mail. Capt ellis father was prominent
and noted man in hisState
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-10

In our supplement today will be found the
interesting letter OF our San Francisco correspon-
dent, and an article on Taxation from the pen of
Hon. S. n. Castle.
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volcano road. 1t looked this morning as though
it would let mp and ell up behind II y only mar
row stream IN some places not 10 feet wide. so you
see 1t viii have to build up as to hold the heat
Mr. Kennedy is building walls along the ravine
in some of the low places TO see if he cannot turn
il from going into the fsh-ponds, if it does not
come down too thick, think he will be able to
turn it. feel sure he could turn such stream as
was running yesterday. l have been to the flow
every day since you left, and have taken some
pretty hot walks The only hot place we can see
on the flow, is down on the flats, no smoke up
above until YOU get up into the woods somewhere
about the Island you know where that is The
Laumaia flow is smoking, don't know what 1t is
doing. The smoke ON the mountain has been as
heavy as ever, and some nights as bright rs ever.
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sailed.
MEMORANDA.

~ y n : s. CIV o. Ncu No-K. 2os0 tons. Wm.
@ cen de- sailed frrrn san Francisco uly 5lst
f.1r DISCHARGED Pilot ~ 3=lJ r. n. Arrived al ho-
-Ht-r kr-us1 sth- 81 a. n.
frr EfIH- departure from san rancisco eApef-
-4-- hrs-rw ga and swell. from the INV; remainder
T. rHesrrr frt rezfher and smooth sea.
a-r-s CD. a " Hogan a coal passer, dieu from
r--Ia,r Buried 81 SEA the following day al A. N.
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tract from a letter of Mr.. Hitchcock:

Extract from letter of Mr.. Hitchcock:
The lava flow still approaches the town and sea,
but it IS chiefly massing itself on the fiat just
above the hills, and it will probably keep doing SO,
till the pressure is so great that it viii burst and
make quick time to the sea, visited il last night
and it is as full of fire as ever. The signs on top
of nauna Ioa not encouraging and SO long as
those seminal fires in active operation, we
have good cause TO fear for part, if not all, of
the town of Hilo. The flow is but fifteen minutes
ride from the wharf.
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Another artesian well has proved great success.
This well is beyond Judge McCully's residence.
Ii produces a flow which rises AZ inches above
80 min
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PLANTERS LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO

.kEK C. Brewer & co.-Agents. II
EXP Merchandise received storage Free. ~
and liberal cash advances made shipments by this
inc 100 1y Z. BREWER CO.
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r-~E stn Australia: duly :. sch Anna, Cor Kahului
--ra. -u'r n. sch Claus SpreCkcls. for hAhului
81 IA --rusrnd. guiy y. hk LADY LHmpsou; July
6 H-ae Eu-us-- Tuiy q brig C5usucio- for kAhului;
.-'r la hklue Ela-
rElTE'TED DEPARTURES.
Er-z s-hr ~ y Never Aur IS, hktne Discovery;
Ana hk 10 = Alulr-
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The Hesperia sailed on Saturday and took back
TO the Flowery Kingdom some $50 Celestials-
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Mr.. Iseuberg is back from Kauai, he reports the
cane as looking splendidly.
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oRT % HONOLULU.

Arrived.
Er- 1-Rm SRI Anna McCuIioch, from Rahului
--Iru "a denny Walker, kuacke. I'm fg.s Is
en- hHf-e Eurfka- Emerson. from san Fran
In fatne kikitaI- Robinson I'm Fl Gamble
s-rN CITY az View York. Cobb, from san r
g-t-fr ~. Enmmuuia. Weller. from HonekonE
An tk Buona Kista. Calhoun from Gamble
Sailed
1-- E-t- ~ Henry Buck. Davis. for Victoria. B
a-Uau 10 kaic Roihfus. Tor San Francisco
F-f.ar = Hesprria- Peterson. Tor hongkonC
-wru- aik Enla sans. Jeuks. for san Francisco
E-uwS> CRY 81 NrU York. Cobb. Tor sydney
La1tnEann1. tiilis- for : F. va hlio
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The cane fields from Koloa TO kekaha are all
looking well. An unprecedented amount Of ram
has fallen IN Koloa the last few months. and all the
bitches are full and planters iubilant No rain
whatever though In Naimea-
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Her Royal Hiehness the Princess Likelike, went
up to Hilo, by the steamer to join her sister the
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The native portion of the population of the Wal
rpea side of the island, are at present having a
good time, drinking papipi-a good many DRINKS,
but little Drawing or disorderly conduct.
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-aIr G. iztas Ella Iulf 8. bktne Catherine Sudden
-aHrt f-.r Curr-urio- 1uir o schr Anna. from kahu
ralr j srtr Ciaus Snreciels from kahnluis Jul
II. s-r- ir oI Neu YORK: JuIy i6. hktnc Discovery
-Hv -7- hE Il W Amy. auiy -, schr Rosario iron
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NJ. lie Monnyer, who some years ago was acting
French Consul, has married Norwegian lady.
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NOTICE

THyHIs Is To CERTIFY THAT MAN LUN.
Il residing in China. Goo Cnun residing in Haiku,
Maui. and Loo Poy residing in Honolulu eoPart-
ners in the firm OF Man Chuck 6 Goo Chun doing
buseness As Dealers in General Merchandise at Haiku,
Maui. MAN CHUCK GOO CHUN.
Honolulu. Angnst 9Th. 1881. s65 %
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Tho water viii be shut of from the Nuuanu and
Mslii reservoirs on Friday next from A. Il. to
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NFR. MAN CHUCK HAS THIS DAY WITH.
IN9 drawn from the firm Of Man Chuck s Co.. Of No
- Nuuanu st. The business will be continued under
the firm name. The firm assumes all the labili-
ties. Mr.. Man Chuck being released therefrom.
MAN CHUCK 6 co.
.Honolnlu Aurust 9Th ISL SIS u
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The Artesian well al Kekahs, does not get along
at All. Its present depth is little over 800 feet
hut umor has IT that vell-boring is to be given up
AZ 4 Ind lob Ii is almost year since operations
were lust commenced, and this is the result.
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NOTICE.
MIR. MAN CHUCK HAS THIS DAY WITH
IVA dnwn from the firm Of Man Chuck and 60
Chun OF Haiku. Island OF Maui The business will be
continued under the same firm name. The firm as
all the liabilities. Mr. Man Chuck being released
there from. MAN CHUCK GO CHUN.
Honolulu, August 9Th, 1881. sos q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-10

We see that the Advertiser still publishes the
advertisement for st. Louis College, and yet We
hear every now and then of want of space. The
St. Louis College advertisement must be really
-,rofifabla
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Seven and thirty-fhree hundredths inches of
rain fell at Kilauea Plantation last MONTH an men
more than during the previous month.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-10

Mr.. Robertson of the firm of Mirlees, TAFT d
Watson, passed through in the city Of Neir York /;
he will return later in the year and probably stay
over to visit some of our sugar plantations.
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Hawai-.

The movable property at the Hilo jail was re-
Sd.
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The lava flow is making considerable headway,
it has reached point about one and one fourth
of a mile distant from the sea On Wednesday
stream of fire ran some CO. feet IN three hours
down Inc Kukuau gulch Many of the families in
the rerion of the kukuau stream, lilo, have al
ready left their houses and sought refuge IN other
portions of the town for themselves and their
effects.
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ALL FORMS OF
Life Insurance Policies Issued.
EXAMINE THE NEW
TONTINE INVESTMENT
INSURANCE.
Extract from letter OF Hon 2. F.Low.l

Extract from letter OF Hon F. r. Low.1
Icertify that have taken ont Tontine policy IN
the New York Life Insurance Co for $4,000; that re-
gard H the best and farest plan Of Life Insurance.
and that the principles embodied In the plan, after
a careful examination, have removed the objections
have heretofore entertained against Life Insurance
have steadily declined to insure until the Iontine
was p'sae''''D - l'' -'-'' FFLow.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-10

Grand festivities were got up at Kilauea, on the
OCCASION Of the marriage of the daughter Of the
Minister. Mr. Mahoe, 20 MIR. J. A. Harper, one OF
the oyer-seers. There was luau and general
iollifcation. They always seem 10 be having
something bright at this plantation, hence the
csntentment Of the laborers-
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The city had better supply itself with public
ANALYST as soon as possible At the present moment
IN all cases requiring analysis, we are dependent
upon the courtesy of one gentleman. lie Is busy
work to investigate and analyse for the Hawaiian
Government, when it happens TO need such lnyes-
tipation made. We have so much that a public
ANALYST could do, and it would further the ENDS OF
institce 60 much to have such an officer, that we
trust some steps will be taken and that some gen
tleman may be appointed. A matter Of which Is
of public interest has been in the hands OF some
one to analyse for ten days or more and as yet no
word has leaked out to the public. Very possible
the matter is yet uninvestigated- We would like
TO have an answer soon.
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We would like to point out that no reply has
been made 10 the statements published in the Id
rsyfise- a week ago, rejecting upon the Chinese
Consulate here, why Is il thusly!
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BORN
MARRIED.

IN s1i- cI1r- Aur- ard 3 the wife q C. kavanagh,
No ; Euul S1uzre dauChter.
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Mr.. Brede. the engineer and part owner OF the
Kekaha Sugar Mill, has left and has sold his inter
est in the mill to Mr.. p. Isenberg.
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There was a great demand for horses for the
lava flow on the arrival Of the steamer at Hilo on
Thursday August 18th. The demand was greater
than the supply,
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The schooner TirfiigLf, Captain Whitney, sailed
from Hilo on Tuesday, August %, for San Fran
cisco with cargo of sugar and molasses.
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Owing TO pressure upon our columns, we have
been obliged TO omit our usual resume Of the For
eirn News
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Hnn Anrnst a. ISL


suppose you will be looking for something as
regards to the flow. Wen, we are still looking
at 1t, and the prospects are good, that we
will soon be able to swing on our front gate, and
gsze at the flow at the same time. 1t has done
some good solid work since you left. On the Hilo
side, it Is coming down the ravine at the divide,
has reached nearly the lowest point of the upper
round hill. Up mauka, it has pushed over towards
the Hall road, should judge it to be about 1000 feet
from the road, it may be little more, a little
less. / am not good at distances. When ! speak
oftthe ravine at the divide mean the ID bridge
vine. Yesterday morning, we found the lake just
a going down the LIST bridge ravine. You can Just
bet il went, stopped there hours and It went at
the rate of 80 PAGES per hour and 90 PAGES the last
hour so you see it Just troting right along. Iwent
up this morning, 50 that could report what did
during the night, and found it had kept up good
pace All night, but since O'Clock this Thurs
day. It commenced stacking up, and had not run
think It had run since yesteday morning over u
milo, and more sucruns would send It down to the
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DR.. J. Mott Smith is among the arrivals by the
steamer the Doctor intends spending month or
~rr, how
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p. G. MURPHY,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
AS California St, San Francisco.
Mr. Murphy is Attorney Of the supreme Court OF
California and United States District Court. he is
also Solicitor of her Maiesty's High Court Of Chan
Gerry in Ireland and pracsed for many years in the
Colonies of Australia. SOS iy
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Our thanks for news favors are due and rendered
to Purser Plat of the steamer Cify Of Neio York
and also to Messrs. Whitney d Robertson Of this
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We have very large quantity of matter relating
to the Kings trip, which we have been unable to
put before our readers this week. We have only
cnrrect however.
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The building improvements at the corner of
Fort and Queen streets progressing very favor
ably. The new stores which are being put up by
Mr. Campbell promise to be the finest in town.
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The new Chinese bell is considered by our
musical critic, to be a success 1t is clear and
pleasant in sound
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The agent of the Mendelssohn Quinttete Club,
called at our Office on Monday. He told MS that he
had made all his arrangements and if there is con-
venient time. concert will be given by the party
We trust time will be convenient, as we should
much like to hear them.
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NJ. Ballieu, Consul of the LIST class at Sydney,
has been appointed TO Port Louis, tSt Maurice) in
the place OF the present, Consul General Laplaer.
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ISLAND LOCALS.
E U.S.S. Laolsa,oanna sailed on Monday.

After the next trip the james Makee viii prob
ably be laid up for repairs.
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The latest news has been received in telegram
from Brussels, dated June 18th. The King and
suite were on their road 10 Berlin.
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TO LET.
NOVICE

is HEREBY GIVEN THAT L HAVE
i this day (juy 3O sold out all the right title and in
terest in the business Of Wo0dawn Dairy. 10 Messrs
Tenny and Graham Bros who will continue the bust
ness under the Of 'Woodlawn Dairy" commend
ing August l. 1881. All accounts against the Old hm
are requested to be presented without delay TO B. F.
Dillingham;. 81 Fort Street; and all accounts DUE to
Woodlawn Dairy may be paid to the driver Of the
firm or at the ONCE Of Dillingham; & Co., 81 Fort St.
take this occasion thnk the patrons Of Woodlawn
Dairy for past avors, and recommend the 1rm 10
''i ssi B. F. DILLINGHAM;.
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Professor Alexander and an assistant and Mr..
Sterling. have gone M TO Hilo by this weeks Like
like They carry with them materials for trying
to check the Cow. Mr.. Sterling has in charge
nuautity of dynamite
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ETNNAN- COLEMAN-On hoard the L. 5. :. Lack
runrns o. the s,h inst by the Right Rev. Bishop 81
Enunlulr unsisiet hy the Rev T. Blackburn. Al. A.,
n ~ RTsrrsx ESQ. Paymaster Z. 5, n, 70 Miss
Nom Cu1Enkx-
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Post-Office officials have hardly settled to their
work, the paper mail Of the City Of Nelr Yoak was
not delivered till late on Monday afternoon.
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The CITY Of Neic York brought home quite num-
her of our residents. who had been abroad on bus
mess and pleasure. Among them. we notice the
names of Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Schaefer, DR.. J. Mott
smith. Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Glade, Mrs. ]. =. Cooke,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Spreckels. Mr.. and Mrs. W: p.
A. Brewer. Mr.. and Mrs. Riemenschneider, Miss
Nav Richardson Mr.. G. n. Wilcox, MIR. Henry +.
Poor. c. A. Brown. Capt. b. Whitney, MIR. Henry
Williams and others.
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A pleasant party was given by His Excellency
the Minister Resident of the United States
and Mrs. Comfy, at their residence on Friday last
A large number of the officers from the U. 5. 5.
LaeIaHoanra and of our prominent citizens were
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AsH.R.H. the Princess Regent steamed out of
Honolulu last Tuesday a royal salute was fired
from Punchbowl. No salute was fired from the
LaclalnaHHa we have not heard the reason of this.
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KAUAI.

The majority of the Norwegisns at Kelzaha, are
sick with { low fever, malarial perhaps with some
typhoid symtoms-
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OAHU COLLEGE.

TUyHE NEXT TERM ATTHIS INSTITUTION
Il will begin on Wednesday, the 9TH day Of Septsm-
Der next Candidates for admission will be examined
on Thursday aud Friday, September LIST and End 10
s So I'm a. WI. JONES.
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FOR LEASE.
NOTICE

nURINe mY ABSENCE PROM THIS
IL Kingdom-ny sou, E. A. WILLIAMS: will act for
in all matters OF business under full Power Of At
torney. Z. T. W lLLlAAS.
Honolulu August I, 1881. 80 S6I I'm
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Captain Cobb. the popular commander of the
steamer CITY Of Nelr Y0rl. who has been on a fur
Tough. has resumed command of that steamer
During his absence Capt Cobb has visited the East
and has also had command of the steamer city q
ToIro for two trips relieving Capt. Maury, who
also had a leave of absence.
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Altogether on the E,raiaHi there have been three
cases Of smallpox, the disease has only appeared
among the members of the quarantined crew. We
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Ssuae time since a match race was arranged be-
fuesr ~Sz1ndford Colt : and . Romping Girl, 70
talE place Yesterday at kapiolani Park, for
rlrse u s loo. The oEner Of Stamford Colt
We learn. Lad been informed that the race track
c1uld not e had for this occasion, and considered
the no Is Of. while the owner Of hompang
lsiri dc NOD a understand the matter and went
CT VII the training. Yesterday, at the appointed
tima Elmpfnn Girl pat in an appearance,
wzltad ever the track End was declared the win
nEr 81 ~ race aud stakes We do not vo1ch Tor
the Gccura "a Of the above.
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S1rp advertisements.
NOTICE.
New Furnished Rooms
To lett
HOTICE
MILK AT WAIKIKI.

THE PAWAA DAIRY< RUNS A
Il wagon to Waikiki for the Summer. Apply to
the Drivers or az Bushes Grocery. sos 81
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Among the crew OF the Pensacola is an Hawaii
an who IL one of the quarter masters. BE was all
through the war and is regular American citizen.
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The schooner Jennie Walker, on her first trlp to
Fannine's Island made fine run down OF SIX
davs and two hours which is conceded to be the
best passage on record. On her return she en-
couutered a calm of three days which prolonged
her passage TO ten days. The Jennie WatseT IN
tends to keep up the reputation OF the Iiria' lor
short passages 70 and from Fanning's Island.