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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

sir men pr ssppso. The wit vas ppsntsd ani
the men appeared IN Curt fb4 Judge ftsff 4
nest. ~ the i3J detained Chimes ane - -
argued Vut ~ Confinement 10 tsGs ~ W ihffte q
q ihHs, II seems tLst the lawyers wi hafa fnS
ufn' ~ hht thS eSpense ~ ihe public
L,sf Wednesday evening. aboat9r = 8 ~aos-
quito nai IN hDusa On Kutai isne near hgual1
sifr"' ~ 10" third safii, caught ORE san pat ~
biazr for ui1uaht iut Nas sfeedliy esNrFrIffe -.
80 alarm ~ IRE pas given hg8rssf and To- heii -
"" tj9"f rHEg ihs igB;k ward. 1if rrIlafs
N'fg "Hi f"fJ q1pklS an1 sGss one sbooisd ilst
~ moment Engine No ass ,hBHdafing fisng
Hotel street sud draD Makes ~ King. fEenes
~ ~ Richard street When ihs e0fnef = Eib2
and Richard streets feashe5, Iugiue rpups-
Mrs and = Tho hVse cart and the Hp1k q ilad-
der cHHpanY we're Eli iH pile HHd as M ols
oyud qise any information about no iaeslif5 -
tbe fire. II WAS unanimously deeidsd ~ return. -
this lunctnfe Ne heard SYfBs Dfis cay, Va. eafsh
bold ~ here = and ibis WAS The hgst 0fd.f ~
heard given thai Ne t's@ pas si,pssh - 80 gfieHy
u shy - the eunpanifs tbs oibff "fntaules
went IN he figh' direction. bit fhe IRE. f|f'la-
ateiy. ~, out befofe thoy hrfiSsd h,ar ~
piacc ~ !, turned ~, ~ ~ pfiy r sesfs ths
aeiiDn ~ the al,gya mentioned oyfHpahiss l snn-
Hing IN sEacily the opposite dlfsetlH fpH iif EfH
WAS frghfied as g'syJ lyks, bui thh fnistafs . -
their assistance nlQilt have been uaeessafy ~ tls
start ~ prevent u ffpfu spreading. Volunteer
Fire Department cannot, ~ aDgfses ~ efptsn1 -
ba efficient ~ one ~ CONSTANT pfacticf. aud sc
Do not Wish 10 find fanit with or bOys slt 30
must say that there a opportunity iDf mHeb i9s-
pf0yemsnt Had the bugs not gOf ~ Fresft9 tHe
moment the bell rBng the Iudief01s mlsiake u
running away from the FIRE might ha5a bffu
avoided. N ~ betiHf ~ wait few sscoH'is and
learn definitely where b. ~, fhan ~ rrsh ~
blindly fnsfeiy for the sake ~ bsfug IN = hurry
anc perhaps iD@9 hftesn twenty biinuisa ~ get-
ting on the -gfyijg track Hut where sTefFfesiy ~
directing ~ movements ooDfBsiDB y eefiaia ~
eBsps, and i.Dthing else can BE- sfp1eiad. Wien au
engine Isay lis hall sgfDs Ons should ~ ~ c2ffe
the crowd should not run N with IL until b. pffes
the order b. move, and he should nOt lst tiisin
star until be has some Mea gheie W go and -
ore should Ds alloyeu 10 give orders Win daa -
rghi ~ do IL only adds % The confusion, ald
there H. always anODgh on s1eb oceasiOis. we csn
heartily commend Tic bOYs fof tbs rzpiali1 Ssh
which they pet VUt tieir engines bat M fof re
inner ~ doing IL. We think all 81 fsrlies
would be beuehtDJ by y little careful drilling.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19
fconnanIeste.s,. \

When DIR. Moi Smith was Minister of Interior
IL suggested that advertisements for labor.
should Ia inserted in ihs British colonial nrNs-
papers by the Hawaiian Consuls for loo aide
booked laborers, a: stated pTioe per head dir
cred here, and 5000 extra for All yoraen. on
terms similar 10 those in the British eoGouy q
fiji Had this bsen done th- supply being froza
practically insraa1s,ible source would b al
ways in apProxlIn4is proposition to the demand.
and the present unsatisfactory state Of isbor and
disease avoided
A gentleman frosa Fiii who retained there by
the last steamer states tina; have fne climate
for residence, m.ehinsry Is elective as.i
that have proved the bess u cafe BY e1y.rkars.
Bot he expressed sarprise that favor Chsrsss
as feld lAborers, when in fiji the colonial govern
tDeui l~iih SIR A. Gordon, - foysneriy GossEuor
and siii retaining The Ps,isoa of Chisf Cuanlnis-
sioner 81 lArge porsloa 81 Polynesia Surprises
the demand for field labor al Si5o per rDoash Tor
the ~oznsn. and 500 for the rnen. yAyab.e a Ia
end Of the year. often nj the exflrasion Of tsrs
when their indeniure expires Saf-rsior hands
recese ossrs u higher pay skich Is often asespi-
nsni When inforrsed thai the Bard Al I.n,.i-
grafton sresced Islanders on uszai ;esrns "a
thsa eampelisd the planter 10 pay ishorsrs l1ors
than t~ice the smossnt, he expres=ed perfect ss a
ishmsnf al such departure fram the trux rrss.ri-
pies Of political ecoz.o<ny, inposine an onkrcsas
/ tax On The already ossr-b1raErod planser, whach
Il would be impossible 10 enforce even II ,las ~
annieai Cro~n Co,ony Of Fiji. and t-ins fso.a ska
Land Of Burns so.iloqzed with tbs lnaEoss4i
| Bard:
II 80 s. .s.ss s = ,ss .ss .s en-. r.
In 4 fsz days another ssnilsfaar Il expected
here Who has large Interests Ia FIN. and dos II
NOT appear advisable that . puhlic fsestinx u
called 70 adops reasonable and Cd scrife Ian
and united With the government IN Arranging fhis
veted labor question which Is IL ogi9in u shs
cAiAmitsss nos surrounding VA
vxxazzx
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NOTES OfTaE WEEK.

We noticed the odorless excavator on the street
the other day.
The Partisan restaurant on Hotel street has
been opened by Mrs. Deiean.
The Chinese murderer Leong Lung, and his
companion, are still at large.
FOURTEEN passengers left here for San Francisco
last Monday by the ". II. DiDrond.
VESSELS from the coast bring fewer passengers
now than they did six months ago.
The quarantine expenses in Honolulu amount
to between $500 and $1,000 per diem.
The report of smallpox at Molokai was an error.
That Island is free from the scourge as yet
SAILING vessels from San Francisco are making
much better passages now than few weeks ago.
THE Fire Department are TO have new bell
in the beethoven at the hall of Engine Company
No. 2.
THERE was no business in the Police Court last
Monday. Criminal business for the week was
light.
A number Of those who have died of small poI
have been buried at the native cene,ry at Kulao-
kthua.
The Lshua will lay up in Honolulu for a short
stormy weather.
THE request for clothing for the patients on the
reef is renewed. Underclothing for both sexes is
particularly desired
PIECE of ground in Kalhi Valley has been Of
fered by ii. ii. Ruth Keelkolsni for the erection
of smallpox hospital.
THE schooner Julia, formerly the whaler Julia
a. Long, had ease Of smallpox on board this
week and Is in quarantine.
Mr.. CAMpBKLL's large brick building on For.
street is progressing rapidly. II will be big i'm
proveinent to the block when completed
TaE Chinese steamer Nee Foo sailed from here
last Sunday. She carried 80 Chinese passengers
from this port, and had l6o in transit from San
Francisco
The dry, sunny weather this week has made a
material improvement in the condition of tho
streets but they will be converted into slush holes
again by the next heavy shoser.
TIM schooner ". H. Meyer and bark ksislssa
arrived from the Coast this week, bat they both
left san Francisco a few days before the steamer
Nee Foo neither brought mail
Eosrr fIvE cases OF smallpox were reported las,
Saturday-the largest number yet IN any one day
Many of them were very light and nearly one half
! Of them wire outside VI Honolulu
OK Tuesday tho weekly rehearsal of the
| Amateur Pinafore troupe was held at the Lyceufn
and eniinetly satisfactory, the singers having
1 made marked progress since the last rehearsal.
In any one Was in doubt as % the auihorship.o
Lajos," the CONTINUED story in the advertiser
after reading ths nrst chapter, the ear-nlarks IL
the second chapter are too plain To leave one II
doubt.
THERE il To be pacing race at kapiolani Parl
this afternoon between Defiance entered b,
DR. John Weir, and . Dan Rice," entered by 7
Mcclellan, mile heats, bsst thres in ave, for
purse Of 900.
4 VS. hAvs been very fortunAte this month in get
sent, and in getting i oftenss than usual II VI
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19
TOPICS or The DAY.

Tug Esh this week treats iis readers 10 a
nov feature N "Liea N The Day" 10 give II
additional opportunities f9f stnbbipg IN Tho
back those who como under iis pfopriotof's
odium and its epithcls are quite IN Keeping
mi lh the mnlhuh
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19
KkrAI NOTES
- "a

On wednesday Of las, =eek there reported
II cases Of smallpox and tao deaths Al kzasi. A
native doctor took gih there from HOn0.Ein
heavily reiiei, knowing thAt she had the sllaii-
poI, and the Sheriff Of Kauai asks II be csnnls -
iaaicieS for Hsnslsugtt~r, as h mas been directly
= occasion u tao deaths The hsAsaa himself
now has the diseas<.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

TnnEE times IN ~ many weeks there have
been narrow escapes from disastrous fires IN
Honolulu, through esrelcssncsa In allowing
mosquito nets 10 ret TOO close 10 lamp Ut
other light. II would be well for people to
keep such ipilnmmnbie material as mosquito
bar ont Of the FIRE.
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SATURDAY PRESS.
N1RCU 10. 1881.
W1RCH 10, 1881.


81 Advertisements Tor ne htfURDiT Pass must BE-
cont w Wy Friday 30 Insertions f0f tbs current
issne ean be guaranteed when rent IN later
hdgefissfs viii fnafk the nHHibsf ~ insefi0ns ds
sired fran which d1io fhry shsfyt AHy MI ~ marked
Will ~ charged months
RIOS a. THHtM Business Agent
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

II the showcase Of a photographer IN Port
street we observe photograph " group Of
natives with bouquets, fans, kahilis, etc,
watching over the bier Of a dead baby. Tho
same establishment shows the photograph Ola
man, or figure II man, hung Ny The neck TO
the stem Of tall cocoaDut tree. We venture
10 question the good taste Of these exhibitions.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

Tn following is the rspot Of the Board 4
Health for week ending March 1sih, lsoi. -
~ ~; Smallpox csses reported since las report
n previously, 10: total casAs rsTyfted. III.
Number of deaths since last report, u; pfs3iOuzy
reported 81 total number deaths II5. Placed n
quarantine since last report. AZ KOhO.ofss Bos-
pital - u residence, ~ at KakszkO, ~ sglguas
" IN qDafantine ~ bat report 1854 total, mi.
Discharged well, 81 died, " reioasad from qusf-
antine, 70. Total in quarantine II this date.
153. Number II houses qnsrantiissd ~ released,
T.-J. A. HAsSisOEs, Secretary.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

Mrs. W q. Jones died of smaii pm this veeS.
She had imprudsutly visited friend affected with
The sam" disease, bel,,yiHg herself ~ h. without
short illness aBccuHIbrd.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

4 sEw landing has been made f0r the Gar Niil,
about mile westward from X. =. Co.'S isnditg.
The spit Used az landing In former yesrS. ~
= prominent Hawaiian Of tkfNs days bat it r.
quired heavy digging and blsstinR d0an yffci-
pice some 10 Of ~ feet IN hight 20 make IL available
for modem psage. The solid Yoek fofEslh
bDat wharf, where the water Is Df sufficient depth
~ permit schooner ~ lie If the direction 81 tias
Wind did moi M ke II unsafe.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

Tnrhr we're a number II boafIng parties m The
water during tbs bcauiifpl moonlight evenings ~
The present week. OR quiet, faoflOekod hafi1f
~ 30 excellent me far sailing fpSing and IL IL
we're Hnywhafe eff would BE- appreciated
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

TWELVE acres ri fire., fatoOnz belonGng %
BstIer and I5iaisjsi. sni ground ~ Halawa niiii,
are reported ~ having yielded I've TINS II sp2ar
pr acre. An extraordinary yield for raiDyns.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

Nr. VIC. Martin, Charge d'anares IN Paris for
The Hawaiian Kingdom has aaknd by teiaVrsph W
be allowed ~ fari9H bis ps'. L. this smother en-.
sequence 81 Notoup's Interference, ~ Shat
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

TINS physicians employed by the Board ~ Health
have much vpfk ~ do that they are unable q,
yaceinAte all IN this district. aud the following
gentlemen have been appointed assistant yae.
cnatprsi j. A. Uassngef J. -. Carter, Is. Water
house and A. &. Smith
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

FOLLOWING is the record Of the Police Court
proceedings for the past week: l. G. Goodman,
Z. T.. MAYHEM and Mrs n. D nell, malicious mis-
chief in damaging and DESTROYING the property Of
Paakeokeo, h.; Goodman and Mrs. Dorell were
found moi guilty and discharged. and Iayheg was
found guilty and fined $40 and 81 40 costs. T.. e.
May disturbing the quiet of the night, found
guilty and fined s. and 81 - costs. Ioans Pahua
refusing TO obey an order Of agent Of the Board
OF Health noiie prcss7Hi entered by the pEnseca-
ton, William Dunbar, assault and battery ON
kaiahua. W., fined SIS and 81 10 costs. Charles
Nelson, attempting to obstruc and peryert Justice
role pgcseqs, entered by prosecution. John Rely
drunkenness, forfeited 81 bail kaiiipaku- K,
malicious mischief property Of Paul kanoa,
fined 81 aud So 10 costs A. Brown, drunkenness
fined IS and 81 costs All Yung and All Kim,
violating quaraniins regulations, found guilty and
fined $40 and 81 10 costs each
All Neui, violating quarantine regulations by
visiting kAksako Quarantine Station, pleaded
gailts and was lined s. and 81 sosis wm, Ebei.
guilty and was fined IS and 81 costs Civil
Record. II. Black r. u. H1;ehinsoa, action
Of assumpsit for S3s7, settled out Of Coart costs
81. Hodschlae2er 4 Co. Vs. Arsina anc Hong
kwai, action on proEsisory note for sli2Fs, plain
tin dennrs, demurrer sustained With costs tsaesi at
xi.z5- Gilbert Waller W. T. G. Goodman, action
Of assaapsit for sss25, defendant oonfrsses judg-
ment, total sum with costs amounting 10 Sa
AcHAs a Chinese resident of Ho:.olrl1, in behalf
OF the Chinese passengers per Nee Zoo quaraatinsd
at Fisherman's Point, pesiiioned the Chief Justice
Of the Supreme Court TO grant a writ Of Aabsss
ooyPas directed 10 the keeper OF tse quarantine
station at thai place. commanding him % bring
certain Of the Chinese before HIM lthe Justice
and that they DC discharged. The petitoner claims
that the time for which the-o Chlnese ~ero quar-.
antinrd has expired. aud that they sill lnlav
fully detained AT the quarantine station, a. none
OF them have the smallpox OF other disease dan
gerouss life. The counsel for the Bureau Of Inn
migration nlieee that these Chinese, came here IS
insai grants, and that snch they are sabl-cs "
ordinances OF tAe Bnreal u Immigration, sssietl
have already been psablished aud are nos the iaw
this Kingdom. The counsel claims also that oshes
Immigrants thai have beea discharged from quar-
snt,ns have NOT accepted employment. and that
those nov in custody will only be detained until
they shall comply with the lag a. repaired MI
Preston filed demurrer, and was sboat 10 reply
10 the Court. When Mr.. Austin, counsel for tbs
Bureau Ut Immigration, announced that ssccrits
had ts<n given BY Mr. Loo Ngavk. satisfactory 4
the Board Of Immigration, that tho Petitioner.
would not become charge 10 thr public or va
grants The Judge then aid there was no reasor
/ Why thes< men should not 10 discharged and tn.
! rsfifiss<rs were discharged accordingly. Mr.. Hart
/ we'll presented petition similar " the above, al
dressed " David Dayton, for The appearance o
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

Spug little anxiety is being manifested tbfvugh
The ngB-arfiyal ~ The steamer cfga Ss~ Yo,k
npH hsa days oyaf.dur from The Colonies.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

fosrsR Co.'S nsv steamer Isaiaaf arrived IN
Honolulu yesiefdAY morning nine and a bali dsys
from Han IFaueieeD.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

hIss NAr WuSss aud child left far IAN pran.
cisco w The ". N. Djmosd iast Monday. and Mr
g. ". Wells Hnd wife leave ~ the steamer.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

TnE cgnsnlar 1sgf throughout The city were
hoisted 1T half-mast On Wednesday afternOon aud
Ibnfsdny, ~ mark ~ respect 81 the memory u
The late I, b. Baftow, Esg., Consul Ia this hing.
dom for the Republic II Chile.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

II II said that Hr. Wilder has erected two io1aes
II GAbnkona in connection sith his raiifgtd
scheme, VI them bsing house Tar iaijYfers.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

IL our Issue II March 9TH under Iiirless, TAFT h
Watson'e machinery advertisement Il was tnsn-
TONED, that the jonOkaa Sugar Company were the
purchasers ~ n lsrgo 10 ton plant, whereas {
should have read The IiDnokaA Sugar Company, ~
u was corrected ~ IN orr Iaai issue.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

VIZ are glad to notice the prompt macadam-
izing u the worst parts Of the roadway in
Suuann Avenue, particularly that between
The second bridge and Captain iIobron's lane.
still we plead for the foot passengers strip
Of tie road on each side Of The newly-laid
metal il cft-presumnbIy for a fooipath, but
almost every driver puts his right or left side
wheels on this strip, every bogeman appro-
PIRATES IL 10 save his boree'g feet, aud every
barefoot native OF Cbinaman naturally takes 10
The edge to save his own feet and those Of the
string of mules ar ponies lac is leading. Thus
these sidewalks are practically Of no value 10
pedestrians, while fifty or sixty yards Of
roised wooden footway would be all that is
required to settle the matter satisfactorily.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

small ror Was discovered by the police in Suuanu
Valley, and removed By them and buried ON Mon
day last. The wife of the deceased herself infect
ed reported herself AT the Police Station On Tues
day evening, and was quarantined accordingly
but children remain the prenlifls with police
guard over them. This is another case Of conceal
ed disease by natives; there perhaps worse
cases concealed by white folks.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

Tng steamer ASsf,ofia is doc hero this evening
from Kan Francisco.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

THE cafe Of Mr. Hoffman Of Bakawao. was car
ried away and broken open ssferal dzys since. and
about so extracted. The cnlprits have flot been
found
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

could pct three or four mails every month ~ would
not seem ~ BE- ~ faF oui - The wpfld.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

IT was reported on the streets day or two ago
that Queen Emma's place bad been released from
quarantine by the Health officers before the erpi-
ration Of the proper time after the discovery Of the
last case Of SMALLPOX there. The place released
from quarantine WAS the binding opposite the
Fire Department headquarters, formerly used for
the Government House. Queen kiDina's residence
is still in quarantine.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

without our Florence nightingale. Miss Croxn-
ingburg has done voluntarily, oheerfully SUCCESS
fully all that human being could do, In attending
to the needs, and aleyiaiing the sufsrings Of the
patients the reef. We hope that when tie
necessity Of this good lady's administrations
cease, that the public may somehow acknowledge
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

THERE arrived ia Honolulu las. Monday by the
KiIaaea Hga tho foiloging criminals from Maui
destined for the Oahu Jail: Antonio prado !
Spaniard convicted Of assault and stteEnp: - rob:
Kaula, burglary, and Lii Chong. larceny. The lat
ter osde his escape from the jail ~ Nakswao ard
second time got away and was caught ia d cas.s
field, and brought up with chain and bali On his
Iey.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

JHg brigan,ins j. u. 9py,eksis arrived =: Kah1-
half days from San Francisco aud vas auagass-
tined two and ons-haif days. All On board we're
well. hhs had Onis one passenger. The Hqzasd
arrived On tie 18Th.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

THERE have been a number of runsways on our
streets recently through careessly leaving teams
10 stand with ~ hold them or without being
tied. Fortunately no sefipBs damage has been
dome but.unless n little more care - exercised we
viii not be surprised ~ hear Of some one getting
badly hurt gOau
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19
4 pKrIrIos was pr..sented = the ChaneelIor on

PETITION was presented to the Chancellor on
"Wednesday last by Mr. Preston, on behalf Of some
Chinese e1 Nee Foo and now in custody of the
Bureau Of Immigration 10 issue a writ Of habeas
corpus for said petitioners to be brought before
the Court Mr.. Ii. III. Austin appeared for the
Bureau Of Immigration and asked for tins 10 file
return. His Honor granted posiponernent Of
forty minutes, when the return was made. The
counsel for the petition notice that he would
enter demurrer to the return. This was presented
before the Court at 2 P. NJ. yesterday, and the
arguments followed.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

ngrrTo u the members of the Musical Hail
hssociati0n yHs held last Monday evening sud the
following gentlemen we're elected trustees. H. q.
Wilder. 4. y. Clspborn, II. 4. WidstDann. j. ~.
paty, v. Preston, j. 4. Haasinpef H. 4. Bickorton,
w. ~ Gibson and W. q. Irwin.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

THKRx il To bs pacing race at Kspiolani Park
this afternoon between "Defance,r entered by
Mcclellan, mile heats, bsst thrss in ave, for .
purse Of 800
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

Tng crews of the island steamers are not alloy
ed ~ come ashore wlisu they arrive but are quAr-
hntHed On board. This h An excellent precautIpn,
for were they allowed ~ eTpos. themselves ~ the
gnall-pgr, they would most likely carry il ~ the
al faIanta
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

sxtLr~por has not made It's appearance JET in
KobaIA distriet
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

IB the of our visits ~ the Station House
tIis week, saw mountains Of mattresses, piles
Of piliows dozens Of vine quantities of medicines
IN the course of transport 10 the hospital ofi the
reef evidently there wag lack 81 iibsrs,iity on
the part Of the BOARD Of Health or Of energy on
the part Of the officials whose duty it il 10 dlsri
butte the medicines and comforts entrusted 10
them.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

In any one Was in doubt as TO the aulhorship.o
"Lajos," the continual story in the advertiser
after reading ths irst chapter, the eAr-nlsrks il
the second chapter are too plain To leave one IL
doubt.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

CORNELIUS STEVENSON BARLOW, who died
in Honolulu on. Wednesday, the 10th instant,
was born in the city Of New York November
10th, 1878 He came to Honolulu about the
end Of 1915 and shortly after was clerk at
Messrs. Il. q II. Grimes Ia 1916 he went
into business with Mr.. j. Il. SpaIdng, and their
store was where Il. o. Hall e. Sons brick
building now stands The firm was Barlow
81 Spaidng. A few years after Mr. Barlow
went into business for himself, which he car
ricd on until he was appointed Collector Of
Customs for the port Of Lahaina, which posi- =
ton he held until 1861, and during which
time he was member Of the Legislative
Assembly for one session. For the last twenty
years lac has been u resident Of Honolulu,
visiting California once in 1869 for a few
months. Mr.. Barlow was for many years
Consul for the Republic Of Chile, a member Of
Hawaiian Lodge No Il, +. & A. NJ, and one
Of the remaining few who established the
Order Of Odd Fellows in these Islands, Of
which he has been a Jealous and worthy
brother. He was cheerful, good hearted,
generous and scrupnlnnsy honest, and his
hospitality was exceptional. Thus a justly
esteemed member of our community has
passed away, whose death many friends de-
plore, The funeral, which took place on
Thursday afternoon at 4 O'Clock, from the
Episcopal Church, was largely attended.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

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