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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
Gelp minico.

NNANTED.-A strong woman VINO under
W stand. canning iri-. prcs"r'c' Vc and who can A.
al. I'm rrlnr must able 10 nv" best Of references
Address G., Tribune once
NArANTED.-By n gentleman who IL good
llnru.t aud l. alnut gong o Europe. some ale bI
mes, or 10 attend ~" forms trAsaOic Auu"s
WILLIAM MIssEI.I. rnste Rostantc, y. \.
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financial.
GAS STOCKS.

A GAS STOCKS.
All NewYOTk and Brooklyn stocks aud al k!nds
OF brooklyn Investment securities. dealt in b.
GEORGE ~. PRENrIS-
WALI~Sf
A LII who are interested in railroad business
IA and mileage statistics should get THE 1RiBUAI ALI
MANIAC for 1881, now ready price - cents bymail
bankers and CAPITALISTS will want to
~ get the Tribune Almanac for 1881; II gives the figures
United states Revenue aud Expenditure 1919 Proc
70 c.uitA by IaaiL
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[ LADY occupying large house would liko
= 80 'erluauent l'4r -. >...'.--'t r'hiN LADY.
SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY will let TO
y c,uilrrtn onl, neal, nu .ied room. "iolt ip'n'
rs'fy convenience rci'D'- n lrrd 20 81 .'ih-'I
u'u ,,la'r
pOARDERS WANTED.--l lt!->t.. 2l3 West,
ID ah~ nicely fn'i,h'd r"m, WIN l"hri ',nh'rn rh
IIANDSONELl Fl'RNISIlED ROOMS, IN
ls1.r,r ,na "a ~ II --i,L.~it o. ~itant D'ari.
for auiiic. 90 rriilrmen. r'cra - nqnrd
IIANHSONELN furnished rooms Ia let with
l hoari r.frrru-"- t'lnf~i - West '"i 4
ITARIEN -TAo connecting rooms. fur
u-''d. ~ita or with n' "il a'~"a -n-f~ 81" ~ n'y
- Isl i.-.st
NEWLY FURNISHED rooms. hrSe and
- sinai, ~i,h"r board d" - - West @'u t.
No. 30 WEST grIl-ST-ro rent. very ele-
y sanls furnished rooms 10 s"n'mrn "''h"n' 'o'"I
rIHREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
ror Tor on Or ,so e,a,g" cogy.n l to The .,,s,
, s'.in i n'i. me- los ~,.i i%hs,
- WEST 3I$T-ST.-Ncry handsome COM
plr,y furnished ,rlr AMI small noni+ connecting OF
Al reasonable pns,v c,t reference required ami eycn.
olST-sT. 25o WEsr.-DrsirabIe second
% a.? onrr To ir ' 'T ,,n 'S,rn Ssa a'a'
0E WEST 27rlI-Sr.-Elcslnt paiiors; good
al m~icin convenience. eumu'r prizes.
.DS WEST 45lH-ST, near 5TH-AvE.-
- Handsomely furnished second or third nIOr;
With o without board also lew tab" boarlerS.
* JANE-ST. few doors west of Sth-ayc.
-iD -eluar rooms nr"ly and Handsomely furnished sl'
Win board ioI two, single, ~
II CHARLTON-SF.-NrNl painted, nicely
- furnished with without bSrd n -na Pr
family AL the eni'ntcs see9oA or th" noois
days.
In1 GREENWIClI-AVE., near West 18TH
w stFuni,hri rooms, with board all improvements
Table board
III WEST 1jTli-ST - Ncwly-iurnishcd
Il room FOR gentleman running water ana 'loaeIs'
T.lS WEST 36rIl-Sr.-Large and small
s1') rooms handsomely furnished, With or without
board also ~ pariors
2-O WEST j3D-ST.-Owncr will let two
40 or three nicely furnished n-'ms without loafd 20
gentleman only uncxcepuonAi reference required" hst''e-
waited station.
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6iinalions Uanteo--frmalr5


| 4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
h..A kinds % GOO competent female ser' ants Germs
,iore -rvan. At ne large old esia6iisa,i FRo !.
| LSIANl HOME BUREAU lS7 eriaye, fourtn hoas
J NHtMRERNAID and WATERSHEDS ef
- fcrterccd re.9cciabl youag drl. IN aPr yate fir
Tcer@ To i'rmci employer ~ho can BE- seen g. "est I'D a.
| CHAMBERMAID and WAlTRESS.-By a
vi, ', ,, srabl MT tds ~ gndcisnds her bnsis,s.
Cer.fu air,, rI,s va .l IN 80 a. ~ id a 5 Ney
c,tJ or country cAi At ~ othage, istst AK ai
ClIANBERWORK, HoVSEWORK. W NT-
- - or ll.~l, &c-By Anc,'cnn aua Protestant o.
TA%THDHl: 81 aKr.s ave. S sSoyS i lo:s MI
(oOk.--By Gr,l-rla~s English cook. j..
< ptisai- family understands ~ kid y family cookir.
p,,s. Ci 4, 200 80. lsth T. ii,A,c dog ise bell
(D"K.-ry a steady, temperate, Protest.
r"n'n Who g., q si"aly pa-e :, a god e.
,. 4" s. .ie al"" > ~. r9a ste'a 10 s'r1et c,l
''.'''.', - o't '''" i'.r I-'A IT,
( COX, %c.-By thocoug! good cooks; me
rrely NJ re- ,tsr' n,, ~ ~ or c'11
EoOK-CjiNNNERNhID or LAUNDRFS2
w., 81 81 on q. a'lt Other o. c,aoI
WI 3.tl s.. IA th,I.al W. ''''''' 10
COOK, WASH. lRON.-Hy German heip;t
now Isl a "4y a o" a 'sn T., .. ,s5 ioln
UOi@EkEEPER.-,H, 4 scotch Protrst.,
Vol an, ~ ungr',ci nop' abIiy. tlic ohargc
GnplY,s. - Nr,t Inst. Monia, 4ii fully b,tr,
IIUt SHEEEP.R-i'o.itionas housoiccperl
m '.nr"ii 'hs, ".l"N ct proain"Lt 80 Ton
lnfi'h, Ir' ,to Omit or ntioecr prrierrrl Nrs y.
O. Li.-', II iar ls'a. sc. oe,ou.
aOU-IWORh.--A young girl ltcly lando'
9to g,in hon ""oiki "iiias 10 20 i'r o~ Wa-'-
;IOISEWORK.-A Young woman; good
wa'h'r anf !r""r RI Ia. iml-'t. f,i iooF.
Hon SEWOGk. BY a ncat, tidy. Intelligent
Pior"'t-n' f"ing gi vii Or guerra useful IN
family ~ any "Aary 80 90 -s"i cop.ia. ani II gpoi
u""iit' tAn D" ~er @a 6thaye ei..i 1T
ar COOK AMI LAVNDRFSS.
~ Pi"f@ an cif. T'y. "a li:g ana not IA "a %
I 's - e. b. a.; ,l .:I T'r F .s c nv ~
hoa,r. 40. 25- Dth ave, u,u I~tL 81
| ADA'N MAID or NiRSE-A Young. re-
rci,on g. aVeling s'foSi liable t. knr>s
III y,r, 'et-'uc. Adir-s Il. b.. Tribune Uptown once
l.23N brr.Nay
[ ATNDRESS BY respectable Pro,cStant
woan lr- cAs leuni,c.s IN pii.4tn family no
sa o ma 1na. Ar b. ma, On i 'as be-. ~
{ Ae~n I'm aud l-fh~.s.
NiRSE.-h Thoroughly competent AMI highly
r''uua'n'ih ".Tlil - iy', ~ IFalis nurse ma
fr -'ssi !aii.' Gd doctors rri' rnr's ~ las, 2lsts
\UP~E.-For n h1bv or grown children by
~ Yrry neat, udy. capa," Protestant gdr il very Sind
and patient tn children geo" sr@ef. Also very neai houo
hd fS n'Iai'' c',y 81 county Cod AT -! othaSe.
W "asiIg AZ her home Oh ra1us5ic terms; good refer
'nc's cab 90 s.. ". -. Wert ;3d ~
Young WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
hou rru"hrr-. Artists Re i"ucacrsf PA negatives
49, ami Nu,cs ior g. sea Ily b" found at the In
plogmcnt bur'au Oh n- Association. fsst 10Th Il.
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AT CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,.


.,ox Nav % 800 p M. -ra-. a'''c'' fn"" 'H''' ~
- 49,, a. -i fr,nt. - s,1tinlo9 ''f 49,
oIIosSt.'S Nav 95-5 D. Paris u u !' 0' I
. ~ 81 francs - t-uu's ioi we "'' ''' an ron.
NJ pp'g,s NAV 2S.-E>chtnse on Lon ''i" - "'"'
times checs$
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Drcssmakins.

4 COMPETENT DRESSMAKER would like
~ few moro customers at her own house insists
"a rcnoyaflnR Of all Kinds executed IN The neaiest mhnner
and AT tho walking cults from - " $40 nh
$40 81 S6. Please call hkr CASSADl, leShe-pl1ce 10
tween 6ih add 7thayeS, 3ethse
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer. Vessels dHf Railroads.
NRU.YORK Saturday. MAJ -, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30

SCUr- ,N,iit t'i"' nT,TTNsiiIrri tr ii' al
~ oE'l ar t. percent vail Do. H' 20 o., "n,..u tft
aift '' j. 'i iAt "l d" W 10 col" "i'~ .iri-" f''H f iti
1tc transfer ir'is VIII he Co-'l ffnn Nav i o. lrn' 3D.
buih 'iat iht u-ifr N VI 10. "a 'H.l. u.s.. sec 3.
Mt.,,ii. KAMA, AL rtt,- t;,.na, ,yr,Nv
" " ' ~, r.,t,t rs, ,,r-t..,.,
Nr"-r"ae. Na. 90. l--i.
(Wl I'DNN OF general COh-piNi l''d uOii sI-,r
y '"ni- ih- 'ni'rr. fn" June ~~i. "'| Poo pau -
t.i- oN'r "1 t' '.'i fft 0N" a. ' '"f .'I. "f 90"
1,isl N'''F 10 lsHIi 'oapAlt RI H i-' 3d. lt Ir ou
IT, ~'".r Tod" 81 D. "''@'N. ii"i'n''i.
ul..., ln..... Observation-Disclosures
.,.,, 500 - -, 'l.' i|l- >.,i
(Nll itlN> OF JUNE ]. ~~l. I. fr ftNll~ Ol
- ilr Oi.f,,DN INr.,2 IV' u COMPANY. boo
.ff 90 r.f.i'. l+.44 ..I lf..t I'lit.
.,I ,,l.... ...i N,v .nf.
..,.,.,u.. >ia.>,. -. '.., :.l,-.
''t TN q" 3D." I"-i i-.i' 81" la I,N'I
Oh. '''
'...r.r
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financial.
EIRST NATIONAL BANK.
DENVER. COLORADO.
UNITED STATES DFPOS TORY

bt'InNl IA " Al DAMN.
Il DENVER, COLORADO.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
Organized Nav H. 1869
Oafital p0id N S1NWlo surplus 100000
IT, II. MOTFATT IT, President: II A. W tabor Vice
President 81 pRGEW kAsSLER. Cashier; I. q. LNsTkR
Irreciors-1. H. ChaFee H. IT, MoTatf IT, J. L. Rontt H.
A. W Tabor, L. II. Eicholtz q. W Ka-.tr r l. solomon.
NeW-lOGk correspondent, Fourth National Bank.
Chicago Correspondent Commercial National Bank
GAS STOCKS and CITY Il. II. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought aud -oit. =. T. HEWITT. 81 EHchangrplace.
IN THE MATTER OF THE BONDS OF TIE
n CITY or WiLLihM~lORT. PENN. NOTlCE.-An
ordinance passed hy 'r ,y Council ~ the city ~ Williams
pot. and aprtp, Nl, 20 Isl, authorize, issur
hndng bonds IA cG ol The outstanding bonds known So
section provide said be .sued IN dcnomi
natious" one luf ttt hundred aud on" Thousand dollars.
aud shall be- rahi~ IN twenty years. Tdcruahr 81 the OPP
tiuu Of the ct ar ten bearing interest at the rate Of
four per c~nt " aunum payable semi annually. evidenced hv
co'nt and io d. known four per cent ten twenty bonds
q ard provide when an the holders ~
rie A. bonds have eVpr--d their U 10 accept This
proposition ana on III" surrender" the "h bonds ad mAtured
anf uuatur'd coupons did ne" bonds shall be- issued IN lieu
OF said bonds AMI uAiurtri coupons Ut par
section provides that annual tN shall Pee cyied for the
payment ~ the irtfrd on u new bombs mud The moneys
raised by said tax shall not be Appropriated used for any
other purIn~r wh1i-ueNtT
section provide that ald houds and coupons shall be pay.
. p.oride- th't i' coupons siAli Do" able for
oil taxes assessed for cts purposes. CHAKltS NANi
Tho undersigned conuitoc appointed tae council. Of
hr 'y OF Nilw~rit 70 refund The said rn- aud coupons
quest l 'if- of thr aid nords and r"uI"ut de-
ruut the 10 notify Tho chairman Of the commit
tee. OF any member thereof y hi"ni delay
Chairman
join Is. BECK.
JAMES MbOn.
JOSEPH ENtlIII@.
G.. IA RTE " N~pN.
kriuuding Comtlttee.
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IN KvAPr. Secretary.

INE,tSG STAR MINiSst uNrkNr.
NEW-Nuek. MAY -. l7sli
u,JIF BOARD of Trlstrrs Of this Company have
1 deciarrin Dividend so. - Of FIVE FER tfNl on
the CAPITAL able uno 10 tie oi'' ~ Ne' N''
c r,1s,r books mi be- closed ~" 2lh inst, and re-
op,ned June 2 HAM Il. '' 'N"''
hAN FEANcI-co May 49, l-sl
U,HE FATHER DE SMEI CONSOLlDA ~
/ GOLD MINING COMPANY h.- DECLARED ~ ihi..',
~ 10 81 'TNl I.NTY.FINE CENTS PER AXE pay dpo
af fhr once Of IATDLAW & co. u wall ~ juno H i'A
Ter OooN' VIII '' ~ my II. DEAs socrctary
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4 Va WRERNAID AID WATTRESS.-By Pu
- experienced respectable youqg girl IN pr family
refers To frmct ep yoT Who b. g. Aest I'D
2G nnnT, room 3.
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GpOk.--By iir>l-,la~s English cook. j..
= ptsai- family understands N kIds y family c,pk %
ct 90 cuhHir, yr'E De- 'lit fen pr, srDt q
pnRtG CAL at zoo " -. 1sth Il. il'A,r ding Tie bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30

CllANBtRWORk, oC>EWORK, WAIT
y NO % H~F, Sc Nv American aua Protestant ~
for ciiy sud coiniry nodrr., wage. Attn. Pkslfl
IANT HDhlt 81 KHAI. l{~ rtll ave. above 10. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30

1 COX, &c.-By thorougl good cooks; me
rrs'F II the PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU. .
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A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
Lh.An kinds 81 eooi competent female ants Gorma
ard Oiltr ue0f girs fer country; also rsie h.,
and ,lurc rvant-. A. the large. od-eStsbshei Pro !.
tSIANl HOME BUREAU lS5 6riaye, fourth hous
aboYr lOih-,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30

ttN 'arab nrat, Id gin. understands her bneiL,Se
Wei , stfc Nhts mako Dies IT.. Servo 90 courses very
tf'iu about ElssS gad s.VtrNaTc lind and Gbiig
c,ij or country Ca ~ ~ GAage, near lstist Ask if
Mary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30

| ADI'N MAID or NlRSE-A Young. re-
- s~ table or'i gr lady mh or nuts" Ia htr"ni
Oh g. iy"l Ing siin+I. liable
=, y,,r, 'ef.-'uo~ Addf-s r. b.. Tribune Uptown once
i23< Burs!NAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30

COrk.-l'y a steady. temperate, Protest.
Y NnntT Who want steady pace - = good
il 70 is'. sf'- f>fr-. ucat ard alir
ego ' fT, iin- about u.s. rom Kitchen 10 garnet ct
,.iiy s,'si h"r, n,i q slrsi ihI4 hs. WAGES. AK
IL IA. 2l- Gfu k'e. H..- 18Th o..
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[ LADY orcupying Il large hoI.c would Ike
ta uerfunucnt i"'lrl - AiI".-"pt tIihEN LADY.
Ir--L ---. IL. a L NM IL
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OF1rr nv Hn,snoF nttr.tuE- ]
,vrt.ir,V iNrlu-- toNrASr,
NrW.lOa My u. ISL
UNUE BOARD OF DIREt lOtH oi thlN cont
L panv have this declared adiNmruh 81 y" ,"tiNs
1 nifv Cent? - 5Ol Der share pay iJc on Tie lss dat OF
July nrAt , ,-,,r IN. nm, lay OF June
10 Tie day OF July next
order VI the BOari
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NIN. lt.h. I,y 2i. I~-l.
NOTICE is hereby given that there viii hc
amectirg Of the sochh"iirts AMI voting hondholcrs
Of i- TIE 81
Toledo Ohio "u ~Al EpAl. June - -~ for thr purpose
Of ratification u the articles OF of ~
the 'io Ccutl ldiT"4d COMPANY with Too lgehuofd and
Allegheny i,afuud t0miaf! 81 Nir',!nJ gud Wet Nrcu
and thr Atiartr aud Northwestern Hail uad COMPANY of
v est Virginia.
i'1"'''' 'A' wiz ''' va A. WIr,',t, ~, ,,,,-v
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03
The Evangelist Hallenbeck

Has held religious services all this week in
the Fort St. Church. He held a meeting for
Hawaiians at Kawaiahao Church last Sunday
and another one for them at the Lyceum on
Tuesday evening last. And a greatly awakened
interest is maintained at all these meetings.
Many sceptics and others who had been in
different to any religious views whatever, have
had their hearts aroused and they have been
led TO recognize. that they have need of a
Savior, and that the Spirit of Christ is a living
principle. The spirit of Divine love having
deeply touched an earnest nature, he pours
out this ear~nestness on the hearts of
anxious ~listners, who must respond, and cry
ont in their agony, What shall we do to
be saved. This earnest Evangelist having
found a way of salvation, that is satisfy
ing and %happyfying to him, must carry many
sympathetic hearts with him, who feel aroused
with 4 spirit of Pentecost, also Astounding in the
spirit Of love and good works, and willing in
their hearts newly aroused affection to gladly
receive the words of salvation, to.be baptized;
and to continue daily with one accord in the
temple, praising God, and having favor with all
the peoP's." Let the good work 60 on.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03

~ In October last, J. Kupau agreed to lease
to a Chinaman named Aiau, certain lands for If
teen years from Nov. l, 1880, at a rental Of $50
per annum, and received a deposit Of the first
years rent TO bind the bargain. A few days af-
terward Alona, another Chinaman who knew Of
the bargain, offered Kupau so a year for The
land and undertook 10 pay him FIVE years rent
IN advance. This proposal was too tempting to
be resisted and Kupau accepted the $3.50 and ex-
ecuted a lease in favor Of Aloha, which the latter
caused to be duly registered, Aiau instituted a
suit in equity for specific performance OF Kupau's
contract with him and gained his cause, where
upon the Court declared the lease 10 Aiona to be
void and ordered it to he given up for cancella-
ton. Under these circumstances Aloha naturC
ally wanted his $3.50 back. Kupau refused to
return il and when sued pleaded that as Alona
had been particips crinlinis with him in an at
tempt at fraud he was not entitled to a refund.
Mr.. Justice Judd gave his decision in the case
the other day, in favor Of Kupau, on the ground
that all that Alona is entitled to is a fifteen years
lease of the land, at SO per annum, after the
lease to Alan has expired. An appeal has been
noted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03

Among these were Ii Hang, his wife, two
Gniidren and AN accompanying Chinese
lady. The dress OF these ladies was heavy,
embroidered blue silk overdress. dark silk
underdress with light stripes, head dress
very tasteful and ornamented q Ia Chinoise,
ana ornamented Chinese clog slippers.
They made a very graceful obeisance. join
Ing both hands and bowling low TO the Prin-
cess Regent. Mr.. Sit Moon, colporteur of
the Chinese Church, Mr.. Goo Kim and 9TH
er well-known Chinese residents were pre-
scented.
THE SALUTE.
At noon the guns Of PunchbowI roared
forth a salute in honor of the birthday OF
the Princess Regent. And at this hour Her
Royal Highness left the dais and the Feath-
er Throne, and accompanied by the Prin-
cess Likelike and suite retired from the
Hall.
Our brilliant military pam played on
this occasion some very fine selections, and
a European gentleman Of extensive travel
remarked that Prof Berger could present,
with pride, his band in any capital OF Eu-
rope.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03

II According to a private letter from Brus-
sells, Col. Armstrong would leave the Royal
party at Cologne and proceed TO Wiesbaden, to
visit his brother-in-law Mr.. Banning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03

~ The San Francisco weekly Bulletin Of
Aug. 18th, contains a highly interesting and
lengthy letter Of three columns about the
Great Volcano, written at Hilo by Mr.. Car
son, the Bulletin correspondent. The account
of the lava flow is illustrated by a small map of
Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03

-. 1t is TO be hoped that steps will be taken
at an early day, to obtain a portrait of the late
Chief Justice Harris. TO be placed in the Legis-
lative, and Supreme Court Hall.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03

HE~ Mr.. Edward Furgie, Special Agent for
the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
California, has arrived from San Francisco to
again endeavor to spread the benefits of Mutual
and registered Life Insurance in these Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03

~ The Grand Marshals for His Majesty's
reception on arrival at the Capitol, request par
ties wishing to communicate with them to adj
dress them Post Office Box No. 159.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03

q We are glad to welcome again to Homo
lulu, Captain Bourke and his officers Of H. B
NJ. :. Gannet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03

- A little child at Punahou died during the
week from the effects of swallowing 3 quantity
of white paint. No inquest was held.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03

~ Mr.. Wilder has just imported some new
machinery for his Ice Works. The pump has
a , fit. stroke, with cylinder of ~ inches diane
ter. Those at present in use in Honolulu have
cylinders of only 6 inches diameter. An engine
to drive the new pump has arrived with it. Mr..
Wilder is erecting new buildings to accommodate
the increased plant and for the purpose of
storing ice. These various improvements will
involve an expenditure of SO, 900.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03
SATURDAY

81 Il Is understood that J. o. c. supplies
the -- for H. A. p. c. TO the =. p.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03

Let Us 30 on being gulled." Advice Of
editor Of Ga-Stis to its readers. The advice Is
superhuous.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03

- The Alta California, Of the 18th instant,
has the following in regard TO the horses which
have just been imported here by the W. H.
Meyer and the d. c. Murray: The two ship
meut. comprised forty-three head OF horses,
fifty mules and q lot Of deer; twenty-three bug
gie,. rockaways AMI phaetons. and thirteen sets
Of single and double harnesf, together with
blankets. lap-robes and whips. The following
Is % partial list Of some Of the stock. and the
prices for which they were sold: Thoroughbred
stallion .. Venture. II. 100; Music, chestnut
mare. raised by Nh. Clement. S295. 'Fid Tay-
Tor. black mare. sized by 30 Kansas Central. 80
$40. Venus. bay flly. three years old. by
Thal Stevens. $3.50: &c Juno, thoroughbred
ulIy. two years old. by Thad Stevens, - $3.50;
Dido. bay mare. eight years old, sired by
.. Shilo. $500; McQuito, bay horse, four
years old. sired by d. General Mcclellan, - S27j,
be starr Henry, 30 bay horse, three years old. sired
by Henry $3.50; .' Bullion, chestnut geld
ing. five years old, sired by 'Errington, dam
Queen. $500; thoroughbred Norfolk. -
mare. six wears old $500. thoroughbred Lodi, ~
mare, Sl75; pacing mare, sired by I'd Billy Hay
ward. five years old. and very promising, 1913;
bay singlefooter, $3.50; eight years old trotter,
record. , .2GL-price private. The balance Of
the horses were bought Tor a livery stable, at
prices ranging from Sl25 10 $3.50. Two Of the
Honolulu stock raisers have commissioned Mr..
Bowley to buy one hundred head Of thorough
bred Durham cattle before the lst Of December
next.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03

~ Marshal Parke has gone to KOhala TO
look after a Deputy-Marshal obnoxious to GER
tain minister's; and he will do well to look after
several more of his Deputy-Marshals, who are
obnoxious to nearly everybody.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03

- The officers and members Of the Hawa-
iian military companies entertained Her Royal
Highness the Princess Regent. Her Royal High
ness the Princess Likeljke, and Hon. Mr.. Cleg-
horn, at dinner yesterday evening. The Hon.
]. VI. hapeua and Hon. Jno. f. Bush. and
Hon. ). h. Kaai were also present as guests.
The proceedings. which were very enjoyable.
the entire absence Of intoxicating liquors from
the entertainment.