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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-04-13
Those Long Branch Baths.

1t is gratifying to note that Mr. James Dodd has just
completed fine alterations in his Seaside Bathing
Waikiki, having neatly arranged all the
partments with necessary toilet articles, and engaged
attendance to wait upon ladies and the little ones
well extending neatly laid Bridge, forty feet out in
the surf and leaving nothing undone TO make it most
delightful bathing Establishment. The has
opened when healthful invgoratug exercises now
be obtained by the professional man, merchant and
mechanic before after his daily toll, and privilege
to families before enjoyed on these Islands. The
ride and from the Baths is charming and all who
would add life and activity in these hot dusty city days
let them avail themselves OF beneficial and
welcome this enterprise. The interior of the Bath
House is large and commodious. making it suitably
adapted for Picnic Parties and Moonlight Excursions
and the rolling pillows and dashing enhance the
charm of this picturesque retreat. The Buss
will leave from the Pantheon Stables at A. NJ. and Is
P. N during week days and Sundays at 8, and 10
A. NJ, and and 2. NJ. Families will be aecommo-
dated on application.
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PASSENGERS.

From san Francisco. per Ella, April 6-Miss !
Collins Jas Harris, Carl Borchgrivenin, Assman' NJ
Davis. Davis.
From Sydney and New Zealand, per Zealandta; Apl
H. Nj Iishmau Mrs Iishmau, Mr. RasCh. Mr. j
Z8mniski Hon Dudley Leigh. kcmhall, ; Burchell-
Mis- Fleming aud ~ passengers in transit
From Fauuinr's Island, per Vivid, April IF S
Sutton and laborers.
For san Francisco, per Ella, April Be Chamberlain.
From Fanuing'- Island per Giovanni Aplana' April
I'LL Gomstock-
For san Francisco per zealandia, April l2-Miss z
Wade Rcy Rand wife aud child. Rev hliney wie ana
eHiid W Porter II Cmndcll, Mrs. Griffin and chlld,
II NAV Mrs II Cornwcll. D Runsins, Capt Bray y r
Wells owen. Miss Mohrig, MIS- G Cooke, Mrs ! =
Miss Herbert Mts L smith. Miss Hopper, Mrs j II
Ediek and child, W 7 Toler, Sutton. An Hong " =
pnIiger n Robinson c Sheridan. Mr. Common, Meyer,
J Green. A Fitzpatrick + CIamer . AshT9 n, = IA
I(ol,.rr-in 4 Gasiaud D Buckley. An Kim, Murphy,
N- ,iibbs ] VI Wiley, W Lend, Ingleman, Mrs
Mover MI d Cuddy ! Dickson and wife, Mr. Weir wife
and children Mrs Williams and children,
Moses G. Muller J A Mcdonnell.
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The Latest from the Lava Flow.

H1Io, April Z, 1881.
EDITOR GAZETTE The lower end of the lava
flow is now about eight miles from Eilo Its ter
minal breadth is sufficient to require half hour
in crossing it on foot. Its general direction is
east although two streamlets are issuing from
the main stream, which found to be moving
one of them northeast, and the other southeast.
The northeast streamlet is much larger and far
as direction is concerned, threatens Hilo. How
ever. the stream having Just required two months
TO move five miles Hilo real estate is still felt to
be comparatively safe. The lowest point of the
stream nearly touches the sc flow; rendering il
possible at present icifing lhoE 1t may be in week
from now cannot be told for ladies even, bywalk-
ing less than mile over old pahOehoe to reach the
fire and that too in one day from Hilo, thither
and back ED. p. BAKER
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coMmERCIAL.
roN0TrtT- .lpRTL 70. ISL

FTgAULTTLgT- APRIL u. 1881
,-..s - \. = =, -, ~. a,
IN NAI -At .ssus NC 4iiuAize1 ~ 'ie hoPe 4N1 'ue
r-crli ing epidemic on the decline and that we
. ,-l1 1,-v, 81 -..,rrtor Of tho nassenrtr traffic
,,,s -. - - 7
ReiNteh me i-ahos' ~ seems Lse hoPes were so" e
what premature and that the cad ts not yetmore new
- t,ir. made t1ers ar,r,.,-a-re calling for III,
- -, ...t ~,
El-ia AaAltlsI y lNN ENi-h'lpv Icsula''OHA' 1He
r Is noticeable activity during the week has been The
-,,-- - ----.--,.. ,--,
-
The arrivals from ahTazd were-Am stm VIII Belrcdere
IA a. al, l -l,,,-s,.,r f-b. from, r-pisa. Am sch
- $50 -
l-etttA4. from Ahr-t+ ,oIho t--lattl 81 49, -.
Fa-nfurs Island. Hzw sch Giovanni Apiani. from a
$500. -. A., t al .s,h,, from e, cruise. and
leAlhE rfaisV- A'A WI - 0"fFHN' i'N "
Efm Lralandia- from tho Colonies On route Tor san
r---f-,
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IMPORTS

From SAN Francisco. per Ella, April en- Davis, cs
clothing - shoes u nests trunks Lyman Bros, c.
srr- hats. boots; Interior Depart - c. glass
oder VI hls hay 10 sks oats 10 barley; Phillips
Co a. cicars 81 kcs tobacco c. mdse; l. = Srcso-
srh Co. n pkg groceries 80 sks bran ~ sss grain
! nov=-ett 81 bis huv. Die harness. 3 bis bgs @JO SKIS
barley 27g -k- btan3 a Burns, pcs marble; Alien
Robinson. rs mouidings. cs paper; May 60, 81 c.
groceries: Levers * Cooke cs paper hgs; Wilder
tn pkg paper bee. paper boxes; Adams, .
pr- rubber goods & " Maclaranc \ Co 30 C. Wlisl-
~; IS r Mou-arratt. pkg A Noonan, yaltsc; A
Barnes : a. saddles. pkgs papers; Brewer 20, wv
sb- nOur. 1872 bis hay. 100 sks barley hawser, bbs
beef tank gasoline, c. stoves 6 huWAre, = SKIS
bran - -ls oats. CD pkg stores.
Prom sydney and New Zealand, per Zealgnda, Apl
1i3l a. iron CT G. butter. ~ apples, drum ACID
81 bg. potatoes 100 bgs oats and pkgs sundrles.
From Port Townsend per Lettia. Apual 1l-2Ot59S Il
rough lumber, e0DJs dressed lumber, 4oOOJ shingles
rnn lafhs.
From Fam mas Island per Giovanni Apiani' April
1l-eN ions cobra.
From Faunings Island, per Vivid, April 12-l7 pkss
cobra. pearl shells aud ballast and stores
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We hear that the MIR. Widers tender for the
Marine Railway has been accepted; the documents
for the contract are not yet signed, as there are
some matters of detail to be laid before the PTiyy
Council. We understand the tender is $4,000. A
lease of the railway for 10 years will be given to
Mr.. Wilder.
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Mortgagee,s Notice Of Sale.

DY DIRECTIO OF THOMA 5
ID Brown the mortgage named in a certain linden
ture of Mortgage dated the 2lh day OF December iss
made BY Manuel Silva. 10 said Thomas Brown.
/ am directed to sell at Public Auction Saturday
goth day Of April Il NJ my salesroOm in Honolulu
All that certain piece or parcel Of lana situated a.
Puunui Honolulu, Oahu and more particularly de-
scribed as follows: Z hoomaka ka puhala ma ke
xiii Akau maul1i. hOo Hem. So KOm, no pauk ma ko
Papa Hem. 599 Hik. 90 pauk ma ko Publ loi Az -
Hik ~ pauk Ak. lS7 80 kOm. g6 pauk ma ko Antonio
sam hiki ke XIII mua 0,y1 Eka, and being Apan1
OF Royal Patent No. 3t5O
Also that certain piece Of Of land situated In Aewa,
Honolulu aforesaid and more particularly described a.
follows: hoomaka ma ka pohaku hooaiiona ia II
ma ka pa pohaku, IA alma mauna "a pail holo
ana Ak 81 81 Hi 1853 pank Ak. az HI. 81 psnk. Hem.
s5o Hfk. "a pauk hiki Ia pohaku oiai maluna X
waha o Ike Kupapau He 2s' HI ls9 pank iho hisi
ka puhala Hik So 80 Hi. 81 pauk IA puhala mnioko
kn pa pOhaku kaawale al ka pahule, Glula he ~
Kom. 26 pauk ma ka aoao makai kcia Apana kupono
ana ka Kuaina alaia Ak. Ho Kom hoo pololc ana
luna ka pail XIII ka hiki hoomaka al - 100 Ea.
and being portion Of land described IN Royal Patent
No 1851 kuliana Helu 7l56.
For further particulars enquire Of
E-P. ADAMS. Auetr
Or CECIL Brown, Attorney for Mortgage y
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On these dusty days it would be well if the
prisoner who is SO fond of music would wet down
the pathway in Emma Square; the dust was bad
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DIED.

o'NFII-In this eity on Sunday, April 10 1851 Mrs
N J O'NEn relct nf the late Mr. J. ONci. Deceased
hsd been in poor hcalt during the past year and ai-
t.-r WIS confined bed until death relieved her
from her sutcrngs On the 18th Of March last the late
Mrs. ONcil was called upon to mourn the death oil her
husband from the shock OF which she ana hol
-T- decreased leaves family Of six-one and hve
bters-to mourn the loss of kind and ahectionHe
uHrpnf
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The ZeaiaHdja takes away large number of
passengers from this place, y in all. In the list of
names we notice Mr.. Porter, Mr.. Crandall, Prof.
Owen, Miss Mohrig, Mrs. and Miss Herbert, Mr..
lnler and Mrs. G. Cooke.
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AIArr.
There is a full calendar for the June Term.

There is a full calendar for the June Term
DR.. STANDARD vaccinated l25 persons at Huelo on
Tuesday last.
spreckers sugar mill is turning out twenty-five
tons of sugar per day.
A desperate attempt at burglary and murder
occurred in Makawao on Tuesday night last.
Three men attempted to enter and rob the house
of our old and esteemed citizen, John Boardman.
The window was smashed in with axe. at the
head of his bed hurled with the apparent attempt
to brain him, sleeping. He was aroused screamed
for help, seized his pistol and fired. The native
man sleeping in house near by, was awakened,
but was hindered from coming out by repeated
pistol shots against his door, fired by the burglars
Between the vigorous call for help and the use of
uistols by Mr. Boardman and the native man, the
BURGLARS were driven of. leaving marks of blood,
showing that they had been wounded They left
behind them a sledge hammer, an axe, steel
pointed Jimmy. and club. Their evident lnten-
ton was to murder Mr.. Boardman and rob his
safe which contained considerable amount of
money. the proceeds of bankrupt sale recently
held. of which Mr.. Boardman was the receiver.
This daring attempt has created wide spread
alarm and every effort is being made to discover the
culprits who are evidently practiced hands at the
nefarious business. Mr.. Boardmans hand received
a Severe cash in the scuffie at the window. The
cooks wife who out of the house and Ind IN
the bushes statef that she saw three men, they
smoke In a language she did not understand, 1t
was neither English, Chinese or Hawaiian. A
reward of $3.50 has-been offered Might /. not be
AZ well if our police should occasionally catch
prisoner without a reward being offered. Grim
mails at $3.50 head are expensive luxuries
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Spreckel's sugar mill is turning out twenty-fv,
tons of sugar per day.
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PORRINs q AppLETON

sI2 Iy General Agents, New York, o. 5. A.
n All the above line of waltham Watches for sale
the Store of NJ McGNERNY Sole Agent for this King
dom.
Also, Agent for the GORHAM STERLING SILVER
WARE. The Trade supplied at the LOWEST PRICES.
SI2
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ANlSO.

CoSsU1ADo pE Los EsrADos USrDos
De MeJICo, EN HONOLULU.
A los Ciudadanos de Ia Rspublica 1:ecana: Los que
pertenezcana tsta Rcpublica, avisados por medic
de este Consulate, de registrar nombres 10
pronto possible fin dc conseguir Ia debida protection
del Gobierno para ntereses que representa- es
Ia ciudad Y las demas Islas dc Hawaii.
r. W LANE, CONSUL DE MeJIco.
ofcna, Gale de Fort No 81. Honolulu, H. l. s43 q 3m
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per Hazard. April l-s5l,Si6 lbs
sugar. 81. 500 lbs rice Domestic value S5i25iO5.
For San Francisco per Ella, April 9I422 bgs sugar.
afb br4 rice $50 bncu bananas Nnlue Dom, S6'l'o2i.
For Arctic Ocean. per Northern Light April - cks
rum Value Domestic, 81; Value Foreign, sgl.I5
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We regret TO hear that the Rev w. Frear has
rendered his resignation TO the trustees of Fort
Street Church. The Rev. Mr.. Frear is led to this
step on account of i'll health.
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Sailed.
MEMORANDA.

Report Of the $ 5 Zeaiandia Chivalicr. Commando
March 18th nt ~ D. M left sydney. arrived al Auck
and on 2gth, M a.ii p and left At 6:2O r. m re-
c-Irrd Honolulu pilot board al ~ p m April llh
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The population of the islands was increased yes
terday morning: a native woman from Rona, on
board the Iloa1api gave birth to twins the
steamer rounded Diamond Head. The I'oalaRi
should be subsidized if it does well as this every
frin
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SuerfaI .s1atires.
DR. THACHER, DENTIST,

viii visit the Islands of Hawaii and Maui
travel is allowed between the Islands, intending to be
absent on those Islands about three months. Those
wishing to have work done before his return will please
cniI fr,n,ediatelr SIS
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We are desired to say that DR.. Damon will hold
a special service on Friday next, in accordance
with the desire of the Princess Regent. The
service will take place at IL An.
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Notice.

To the Sugar Manufactures Of the Hawaiian Islands
P. FULLY would respectfully offer his services
Sugar Boiler having had twenty years experience in
that capacity in other countries ard three in this He
feels competent to fill the position in any Boiling
House in this Kingdom. Good references given II
required. ADDRESS BOZ III.
S35 u 3m Post Office Honolulu
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Arrived.
April lI-Am yrh bk Sappho Edick from cruise
Raiatca schr Vivid. Cawcy from Tanning g
Island.
Haw zchr Giovanni Apiani, English. from
FAuuinc's leland.
Am schr I.etitia. Hiuschcr. from Port Towns
end.
PMS Zealandia. Chevalicr, from sydney
Sailed
hu-l F-Am brtnc Hazard. Miller. for San Francisco.
U-Am bktue Ella, Turner, for san Francisco
Am WI blk Northern Light, Campbell, for
i2-PMS zealanda. Cheyaer, for San Francisco.
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F.nnnrt Of the smn1I-po1 Hospital.

Remaining April laih..........-.'..'.'.-'I V-
The above deaths include one Chinaman from
tl,a steamer Lg9ia and five children under one
,e,r nj ape. CHARLES T. RODGERS, NJ. ID.
Honolulu April 18th. 1881.
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The lava flow is very brilliant just now. It has
reached A point some six to seven miles distant
from Hilo and seems to have new life infused into
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-04-13

The schooner Rosario. Captain E. D. Swift,
arrived at Hilo on Thursday March 3lst, twenty
days from San Francisco, with full cargo of
general merchandise, chiefly for Hakalau Planta-
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HAWAII.

Mr. Brown. first mate of the bark Northern
Limit. died at Hilo on the 2sth March.
Hilo is glad TO see the LiIsiile again even II she
comes al z PM and leaves at II the same night
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The whaling bark Northern Liqhf. Captain R. W.
Clifford, left Hilo on Wednesday, April 9Th, for
Hnnnlnln-
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April 18th, 1881.
Dnctor. Hoflnnnn.

Doctor HogWdHn.
Dean SIR: In compliance with your invitation
have this morning called and made very care
full examination of the prisoner, Polua.
While sitting, after walking from his cell to the
office his pulse was IS. but on moving to another
room and lying down it at once fell to Is.
After talking with him while still recumbent
and asking few exciting questions, his pulse
quickly rose to IS.
After careful examination by palpation, per
cussion and auscultation have failed to discover
any organic or functional disease of the heart.
am my dear doctor, yours truly,
N b. EMERSON,
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From Mahukona we learn that work has been
commenced on the Hamakua Railroad, and al
ready about three-fourths of mile of the road
bed has been graded We understand that this
important enterprise is to be pushed forward
yipOrouslv
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The enquiry into Polua's case is deferred till
further evidence can be obtained.
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The schooner Gioranni Apiari has returned from
Fanning's Island with a cargo of cobra.
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The following is the list of smallpox cases and
deaths reported at the Station House for the week
Total cases 5ss. deaths. is9: IS per cent.
The following is a list Of oasses before the Po-

The following is a list OF casses before Inc To-
lice Justice for the week:
A,rH 9Th; Peter Quinn, furnishing liquor to
,,+g,as ren1anded to tine Tth-tined ! lO0 ara s'-o
,s-sts ~ 200 DAYS hard labor Choy Ngalon. opium
i, recession remanded to the fthi hcnlplo
- nal n So forfeited Kanoa, deserving bond
esr,ice. 9TH: Lee Kan. opium IN possession nhea
so and S. costs months hjra lapor 1.ui II
rnck ouium in possession, hnea SoO anu 80 p.
,c,sts mr. 3 months hard labor ;. hoomalno,,llo'
,51ItaTv. fined $40 and 81 COSTS kauahi Folna'
y, s5nftarv fined so and 81 costs; Jno Snlth
Peter Mcdonald. Jno. Clark, y Mekona, orunh
bsis ~ Sc each forfeited. oth Onel NSaloI. iAon
80 -th nolle pros. entered: An Zee Lurhlsling
lunor to natives, remanded 70 lne ~ ~ 80
nd ~ 90 costs or 200 days hard labor; IeII.'
,ioIafinp regulations of the Board OF healtn, re-
1e-,Se5 RI the 9Th. fined $50 and sou costs ;
Nala drunk fined 81 and 81 cost falenApa;;
drink Sc bail forfeited Charley oeserulIS 1 an
s..,.;rs settled out of Court. and s. costs. Sih ;
Ts,no Pm selling opium, remanded TO the In ~ !
Al Peo selling liquor to natives renahue1 70 ny
71th nole pros. entered Manuel Assault 81 aiu
l,.ttarv renanded to the 18th, then to the iolu !
Cbarles Bolabola. furnishing liquor 70 naIlNes
e-s 500 e,d - GO costs Vim. Grossmith- Assault
- ~ ftarv. reuanded to the 18th, lined - ana
81 81 rsts. Jas II Pickering. drunk, bal forfelteo'
ffth-Denraves from the 5th remahueo 70 e. ~ ~
18th; Robaka adultery hned 81 a. eo W;,; g1e
Eenalraole. Keoni Kalua, Maullha, al ganpiI!ug'
each fined S. costs 81 kahaawel1' galLlo i:,
fined SO costs 81; VIM. Demnisoh; ulss tn.ie
net e night fined s.. costs 81; healohs, assa 9
srd batterv on her husband, costs SI-5Vi anu
month M hard labor; J. ORiley last rloing, lol-
fit 800; Maxim fast driving on Gray, iined N,
cnsts 81 S. Francisco and hah'ulss 49,
drink both forfeit Sc each; hamahau' ool5i -
nuisance remanded 70 the I'm; bhksIh anu -.
bsiaku. both gambling. each fined s., ana costs
81
The number of persons charged with drunken
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A boy was badly burned at Palama last night in
Consequence of the upsetting of lamp.
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The steamer wharf was crowded to see the de
narture of the ZealaHdid.
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+. Hoffman,, VI. D.,
DEAR SIR: AT Your request have made close
and careful examination of the chest and heart of
Polua at the prison.
do not find him suffering from heart disease
of any kind. as stated by party in one of the
papers of last week.
There are no abnormal sounds, and the hearts
action is smooth and regular. the pulse ranging
from y to rs according to the different positions
that he was placed in when being examined. /
have no doubt but that any powerful mental emo
ton such as the long continued anxiety in his
case, would produce an intermittance of the pulse
occasionally, and that this fact would to casual
observer or TO a party who wished to make little
capital for bRka,n, give them basis to work
upon.
/ will say in conclusion that whatever heart
symptoms he may have had, they were merely
functional and not depending upon either infiama-
tons of an acute or chronic character or struc-
tural LESSONS. Respectfully JNo. S. McGREw.'
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To-day Ieong Lung and his companion will be
tried at the Supreme Court for the murder of Ha
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The schooner AmericaH Girl left Kahulu on the
9Th April with full cargo of sugar for San Fran
cisco.
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HoNo1ULU. April 10Th, 1881.
n D. =

HONOLULU. April Eth. 1851.
" DR.. H9IHdHH-DEAR SIR: By your request OF
a few days ago visited Polua in prison yesterday
and made a thorough examination of his heart.
failed to detect anything abnormal about it. The
pulse-rate was amply within the normal limit, and
the changes of posture which subjected him to-
together with nv examination of him, failed to
excite it to an abnormal degree. Both sounds were
clear and perfectly natural The area of dullness
and position of the apex beat were both normal.
Very truly, J. BRoD1E-"
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" Honolulu, April 18th, 1881.
"E. d. HofRdn,t, M.D.-MY DEAR DoCToR At
your request went to the prison yesterday and
saw the prisoner Polua, whom / examined very
carefully with reference TO the state of his heart
and l may state catesorically that failed to de-
tect any disease of the heart whatever.
Yours faithfully.
- Francis b. HUTCHINSON
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That doctors differ is well illustrated in the
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Mr.. Henry May left by the steamer ZealaRdia.
Mr.. May intends to spend few months in Eng
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To morrow the water will be shut off from the
Nuuanu Reservoir. House-keepers had better take
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H.R.H. the Princess Regent held reception at
her residence. Washington Place, on Thursday
last. number of ladies and gentlemen were
sort
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ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT TowS.

Mr. Porter has painted some capital scenery for
Pinafore.
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The Bishop Of Honolulu held a confirmation on
Sunday last; a number of candidates presented
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Very respectfully
"E. d. HOFFMAN,, Md"
:" HoxoLuIU. ApriI Ia. Isl.

al have carefully examined the heart of Polua,
and fail to find any organic disease of that organ.
"RoBERT MCkIBBN."
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We would call the attention Of our readers to
interesting matter on our first and fourth pages
and also In our supplement.
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ma urml,er of nersnns CHARGED with drunken

The number of persons charged win oluili'n
ness and ARRAYS resulting from lnIoA'o1t a,,r
iatelr Z noticeable. But We are pleased 70 Cd
seTve that there have been several prosecutions
ana convictions of persons for illegally sellilg u
ij-rrt I-rsoxica4ion is a most prolific cause q
rrirne. and We rejoice in all attempts to suppress