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SMOKE "PIc.NIc" CrGARs-lhe best Sc. c'ga
on the market.
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A j. MILLER HAVING PURCHASED
"a the interest OF Robert Nelson and george We
chiids, Will continue the
SAW, FILE, STEEL, and MACHINE BUSINESS
y the Old stand. Nos. 1926 and 1923 Cary sireet
Hsdsr The firm. name OF A. >. MILLER 90
my lI.tMy26
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Ills ready on opening. aud will be found an agree
Able addition TO tie choice things which undeniahly
enlarge the pleasures of life and encourage good
fellowship and good nature II rightly enlOye0.
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GOOD AT ALL TINES.

yUST THE THING TO KEEP IN WlNE-CEL
LARS.
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The CSuncip-Mornis,g session.

| At the conclusion Of the administration
| OF the holy communion the Council War
called 20 order-Right Rev. +. NJ. Whittie,
| ID. d., LID. Bishop of the Diocese, pre-
siding; Rev. e. G. DashielI, secretary, and
Rev. Thomas spencer assistant secretary.
The secretary read the list Of clerical and
Law delegates, and II cIergymer and 96 lay
delegates answered TO their names.
The Chair announced the following Com
mittee on Credentials Reys. kebb White
and Thomas Spencer, and Messrs. Ii. A.
Marsden, w. A. Brockenbrough, and ID. IL.
Mcclure.
on motion Of Mr.. Dashiell the rules OF
order OF last Council were adopted for the
Government OF this body.
On motion Of Mr.. Sbeffey, OF Staunton, the
name OF Hon. II. 4. Witbers, whose creden-
tials had been lost, was referred TO the Com
mittee on Credentials.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Chair announced the following stand
ing committees:
State OF the Church Reys. Messrs. Charles
Minnieerode, ID. d., X. Nelson, ID. D.. U.
II. Hams, ID. d., X. A. Goodwin, +: string
fellow. Messrs. Andrew Lewis. X. L. CraIg'
bin, William Nelson, j. X. Jones. W. w.
Old. ,s
Parochial Reports; Reys. E. 0. Jones,
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New invoice Key West Cigars. W. D. BLAIR C.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Fs- On all sales OF Zeal Estate made between I'e
lst of January and last OF June the taNes fof me
present year have 10 be paid by the purchaser On
all sales made between tine lst of July and 'ast II
the year the taxes have to be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen yesIt go
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, aud az
plies To X edmond and vlcinItv.l
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IT Is WARRANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
BE>T OF LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
CHOICE FRUIT JUICES AND GRADUATED
SUGAR.
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New Crop Teas. W. d. BLAIR & Co.
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Boston:
c. II. GRAVES & SONS.
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IIrARM SPRINGS

VI ARM SPklNGS.
w BATH COUNTY. VA.
Tur ,INF>T HATHiNG-POpLI IN THE WORLD,
ARE NOW OPEN.
p.uorhles giving delslle0 de cripton 10 be had OF
rrRCFLL,L LADD S 20. Richmond. or Of The pro-
..,sicr. JOHN l.. EUBANK.
MAY 10. 1851. my ll-2m
DOARDERS WANTED AT AVON
Is MIL. one Of the hsudSomest and heaithiesi
Icr,tions on the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
one mile from depot.
WATER. -. ,>,nx. r,.,-,.., or,
ypI'IT &c fr sh from the farm.
Pioipg- ant driving horses At moderate rates.
TyRNs: S2j for n single GnS $40 for double
rooms Hsli price for children and servants.
splfEdld f,hlug and hunting grounds.
sgsrexs MRS. =. X. LEWIS,
Howardsy'lle, Albemarle county, Va.
nv lS,l41s2OSJel
EACQUlER w ii I + SULPHUR
f>PRlNGS HOTEL -Thls favOri,e resort will be
OPENED JUNE lsT
and ciSed OH &C 0ocr. Information as 10 rooms
md terms NAV De DbtxpCd, until June lst, At Ma
fIopai Hotel. Washington; afier June ] 81 at fau-
suieT springs, Va. +. IENNEl x ",
M s-lm PrODrietOrs.
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ROOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX.
rE,UTED u the DISPATCH PRINTING
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HUB PUNCH.

A DELICIOUS DRINK
fog Use IN FAMILIES, HOTELS, CLUES,
PARTIES, ETC.
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WANTED. TO BUY A PAIR OF
w GOOD DRAUGHr-NORShs OR MrLFs,
Apply 81 once 10 4. L. CAMPBELL,
my 9 lIGI t.Tstu bguk
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WANTED. PURCHASERS FOR THE
w FOLLOWING SECONDHAND PIhkO5
AND ORGAN:
DUNHAM, 81 octave. $40;
l uALLtT& DAVIS, 6'roctaSe, s53;
I >TOIART. 81 octave, $50:
WORE ESTER, G4.Octi ave. s75;
PRINCE MELODEON. $50: at
JOSIAH RYLAND co.'s WareroOrs.
nv l9.1w 9J3 Main s'It,f.
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WANTED. A WHITE NURSE. Mu-t
w come well recommended. Apply AZ No L
west Cary street. NV 20.iiF
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Entered at the Post-0fice at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.I
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rORN WANTED IN ANY QUANTITY
" NJ railroad or river landi0gs IN Virginia Bags
furnished free. Settlement b. derot weights
W. II LtWIS 90.
Richmond, Va.
CHOICE VIRGINIA TIMOTHY HAY foR
SALE in lot, 10 suit from depot NV 2O-im
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4itl,mond 1ispattk.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CiRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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: HUB PUNCH.

slpEBoARDs NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT
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ME LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

FCHE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
i heretofore existing between AkDktW w D. MIL
LER and ROBERT KtILsON rs general partners,
and GEORGE W. 0IlLDS As special partner, and
conducted ia the city OF RIchmoDd usdei the name
Of MILLER A NEIL SON, has this Gay Ueen ols-
solved by the consent Of all Of the partners
Witness olr sgnatuses and seals this ISth hsy o
April 1851. A. j. MILLER, loGAL'i
KOBERT NELSON, lsEAL.J
GEORGE W. CHILDS, iSEAL.I
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Aots Of P.nnsylVGntd. CITY NJ Phftddefpht@--
10 sou:
l. LEWIS CASSIDY, the subscriber. notary pub
lie for the ely OF Fbiladelpbls. ~ me ntaie o
PenBsyIyants. certify tflsl GEORGE w. cHlLDS'
whose is signed 10 The foregoing "ftine, Dsar
Ing date the l3tb day of April 1884, ackDo"'eoReo
lhe same before De Ia ny clay afOfessld', -. ,,.,
f~-------, Giyer Ander my h2ud tnlS iotD
syAL. LEWIS CASSIDY,
- Notary Pubic.
AN i7.6W
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WOOL WANTED
WOOL WANTED !

Having received orders direct from th-'f 'fsct)-
fies, We are prepared 10 paw the highest CASH mar
ket price for all WOOL brought 10 US.
shipments made 10 Us from the country shs,l re-
ceiye our attention, aud remittsnces promptly
made as desired. Bags furnished free.
II. WALLERsTEIN 4 SON.
1904 fast Cary street near Twelfth.
my o..iaohS vl
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.........s..-~-.ss.sss
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WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR A
w PAIR OF PRETTY SORREL MARES, four
years Old mach aud drive well also ride. Also. .
good young III bRsE five years old rides aud drives
we'll on usignment aud for sale by
n. u. TALfAFFRRO 4 CO,
nv Is 4 1 south Twelfth street.
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WANTED. A No. | WHITE COOK.
w Must come We recon N. nded. Apply 10
MRS. T. b. GILL,
my 2O.2tt $50 Broad street.
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Mate OF Vtrsknfa, Cfty.of Richmond-tS @n
LTAzEwEIx ELLETT. q notary paolle for tne
city OF RichmeDd. ~ the State aforesaid certify
that ANDREW ). MILLER ana kobEhi, q. aEiL' III
ting bearing datc the l3lh Gay Of April, sSl, &C.
know o(txed the same DefoFe Inc In my city aore-
sid. -,
Given under ma hand tbls 18Th day OF APRIL
1881. TAZEWELL ELLE1I, NJ II.
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III L Il Z l. \ { II. :
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WANTED.-I want Il number Of FIRST
w CLASS sTONE.CUT1kRs TO work Oh tGc
state Luua,ic Asylum. Pay promptly. Apniy Ia
JOHN W. HEATH.
my ls.et Wlun.boro' = 4.
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lfUUh WANTED.
WANTED, 4 GOOD fFMALE COOK, wihou.
encumbrance. Apply, with recommendation. at
u 9 west Grace street. my is.3t
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IVAN TED, 100 MINERS AND HELP
w ERS. 10 20 to ohio, % work tor The Ohio Ceu-
tral Coal Company. This company has hand. ffonI
here (al cOloredD Apply 10 J. l.. JUSII> Employ
meDt Agent. No. q Fifteenth street. my 20 lis
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WOOL WANTED. have received
W our usual extensive orders for WOOL, and
will always pay outside market price for sane.
ConsignmeDts 10 us from the country will receive
prompt attention, aud remittance BY return mali.
Bags furnished free.
II. WALLERsTEIN 4 co.
my S-eOdlm ID south Fifteenth street.
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w AN T + ID, THIRTY ROLLERS,
w TWI>TERs, and STEAMERS, for Tbtcco
factories in Winston. Durham, aud exlngtoo Y.
&. Amply 10 }. l.. JUSTlS, Employment Agent. NJ.
Fifteenth street. y20-1tF
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sToisrl
Proposed Amendment.

To Article OF OF tho Constitution granted by Kamehs-
meha v the Goth day OF August d. 1861 In accord
ance with Article 81 Of said Constitution
Section I. That Article 81 Of the Constitution granted
by His Majesty Kamehnmcha " on the Goth day OF Au'
gust 1864 be and the is hereby amended In aecof'
dance with Article 81 OF said Constitution, by striking
out the words Ave hundred and by substituting there
fore the words two thousand and by striking out the
word. two hundred aud fty and substituting there
for the words - thousand" so that the Article
shall read a. follows.
ARTICLE 81. No person shall be eligible for Repre-
sentative OF tho people, who Is insane idiot; nor
unless he be male subject Of the Kingdom, who shall
have arrived at the full age Of wenyonc years, who
shall know how to read and write, who shall understand
accounts and shall have been domiciled In the King
dom for NJ yeats the last Of which shall be
the year Immediately preceding his election and who
shall real estate within the Kingdom VI clear
VA uc and above all membranes Of Mt least two
thousand dollars, who shall have an annual income
Of at least one thousand dollars, derived from any
property some lawful employment
hereby certify that the foregoing BIZ passed is
bird reading in the Legislative Assembly OF the la
waiau Islands the nth duy Of August A. u. 1850.
JAMES NJ. MONsARRAT,
81 81 3m Secretary.
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Revivals.

HosoLuLu, Oct. %, 1881.
EDIroR SATURDAY PREss:-I wish to say word
or two in favor Of revivas, and any other religious
movements tending to the peace and happiness Of
our fellow creatures and the glory Of God. Re-
vivals appear to be special effort put forth by
the Lord for the salvation OF souls; whether this
is literally the case am not hore to discuss We
know that the love of God for His creatures up to
the eleventh hour docs not abate; that He is al
ways DESTROYS, not at one time more than m
other, for our happiness, but in speaking Of tho
attributes and character and doings OF God, We
have to express ourselves in the language OF men,
as our Savior adapted His words and ideas TO our
comprehension AZ, for instance, In the parable Of
the lost sheep. have noticed hen leave her
brood of little chickens to go in search Of q lost
chick of hers she heard chipping In tho dis
lance, A passer-by not knowing the circumstance,
might pass vote OF censuro upon what no would
consider want OF matern Il instructive love 10 hr
offspring, upon seeing the group OF little ones all
hudded up tmdy III q corner may Just here
remark that this In too often the case with US; our
superficial and limited knowledge Of things and OF
motives lead US into uncharitabie remarks Of
others, and thereby TO commit sn No doubt re-
vivals happen according to the fitness OF things
and these things take moro or less time. but the
delays are not Of God but Of man.
There must be found man willing, devoted
and lifted 10 preach. Moses experiences IN the
wilderness was part Of that divine discipline 1T
Ting MN, AS anulctlOu utH Othefs Tor dOu WORK.
There must be some in the church fitted to noursh
new born babes In Christ. Human sympathy is en-
sental To nearly II not quite all of ~, The human
heart must also DO prepared by the terrors OF
Gods Judgments. Let great calamity fall upon
an individual upon community, upon nation,
in one snaps or another, then there liz q revival.
people praying to God. As the farmer turns up
and exposes the hard soil 70 tho fructifyina inau
ences OF air and sun by the plough, ~ the judg-
ment Of God prepares the heart 70 receive the
spirit and SON IN many cases. II 10 wise 70 seek
tne Lord while calamity n ut hand, while pssos
exists lest in times Of great trouble and the anger
Of the Lord, No 10 speak. your confusion preclude
| u genuine conversion. ! have had the happiness
To witness several REVEALS before coming 70 this
| place. l have seen their riss and fall;-by fall
here expressed. do not imply disgrace, but ces-
sation. subsidence,l have seen this divine feature
and this human side VI error In them, but it, holy
mark, its divine impression Was left, " the JOY OF
many souls. just ~ our precious Savior and
Lord Jesns Christ during His preschina Of The
good will and love Of God 10 man, left tbs seal Of
His power his influence and virtue after him, not
withstandina the frequent errors Of good inAsn.
ton OF many Of His followers. ITO be continued ]
| The BunH CokvknT.
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Hl.ces Of WersAir.

srAxEs's BrrnKie--i,cv = Q Damon, Chaplain, Kiss
street near the Sailors Home. Preaching at ~ n,
seats free sabbath school before the mofpipg service
Prayer meeting "wednesday evenings at 7f o'clock
PoHr srREErcnuacn-fsv J. A. Cruzan Pastor, corner
OF Fort and Bcretania streets, Preaching SUNDAY,
at II y aus7nrr. Sabbath school stioAu.
ST AxpREws cArnEpnALc-.Eprlish ssrviees; n Rev
the Bishop u Hc.cluin and Rev Thos Blackburn. o-
wsiian services: nsv. Alex Maekintosh. 80, Holy
communon; Do, Msiins and Sermon tHsveitsni; II,
tHswsiisn); 7s9, Evensong and sssmon Ongl'shl
RosAs cAysoL,o cngscs, Ulasr shs ehsses Of =
fe sr % near Ssr.sni Services every sSsSsy !;
| 10 snd2rn
| KAwAiAnAo cHuRcn--Rsv II II Parker, Psstos. Kina
| sunday AZ n ssbhsth school ct 70 =. tvsspg
\ services ~ o'clock, slternstng With ksunskspiIi
District meetings In various cbApsle 81 30 vvoyo
| meeting esesyowcdnssdsy ~ 1xsu.
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Licenses Expiring in November, 1881.

RETAll-OAhO.
,FH,rn, Hotel st, Honolulu
5 & segelken 4 Co, Nuuanu st, :"
6 A NJ Mellis, Fort st, Z"
9 i q Thrnm, Merchant st, :"
5 conshos i Ahang Fort st. :,
sp VIZ Me- Chung es sS g. S Kn. i. and King
i %m WsnnsT Fo.tst +"
ii Z Achcng. Hotel st. :.
Is Is i SHpsnhssSts Co, S Saaana St,
is Tho. G Thrnm, Fortst, :.
IS Is Co" Berger Su, t cor Fort Il and Queen st,
II Jos Enos King st, "
Is p Pic k'nEsI,, :.
q c cfan kce, uiskoheo. :,
% Ton kim, Emma st; :.
RErABL-MAWA11.
Chun Man Hoon & Ycu Chap Why. Honuapo, Kau,
cY N Aiona, Papaikop, Hilo,
9ShSD Snss f Psu CO. ," pnnala ma" knu
s As 5, GI echo s, nGoS Kans Kona'
is Wal King Kec Piihonua, Hlo,
20 Man Cheong, Lanpahoehoe. liilo,
RErAll-MAtI.
4 Hang Chong IS Co, Paia Hamakua,
! Al chccps, wa ss;I ;iom,.n,
HAT il x iIeen, Makawao,
z Apo; , Lana I ahock Sing p,,,
g 5 cicshorn : Co. Kaunakakai, Moioksi,
MECAIl-MAUAl.
AID Neal, Kuoa, Kauai,
q Akions Nawiliwil,
q Apoi Awxna, Elcelc Koloa,
vICCUAIING.
| I G. Y Aiona Papaikou. Hv, Hawaii,
| 3 CIV Ava, waiohinu, kan Hawaii,
eH soS, k SaSSl hiSah Kaan haa Hawaii
Hop Yick 1 Go. cor Nuuann and King sts, Honolulu
| - Apsna Iapai, runahoa, iiilop, Hawaii
L A Ssh long 1" Chuck Sing Ps" %as.w.o Maui
% Al Chong, waikapu, Maui.
RETAIL SPIRIT.
| jane. Dodd, Pantheon Saloon, Honolulu,
8 " Lishmnn, Royal Hotel,
JOBBING SPIRIT
70 Wing We Tsa M So AMMAN st. Honolulu
PORk BUTCHER.
Aiona 4 G X Kapuie. PaA, Makawso. Maui,
i Ii Hal, Makswaa, Maui,
! 10 Sam Sing, Knncohe; koolanpoko, Oahu,
| % Chun Lo, Lahaina, Maui.
AUCTIOh.
sasbb k ksssss, %1 Sss1. Kauai
sS Ms MssSo;, ssasiSi o ii ii. asIo''''
WHOLESALE.
&c sas FS s.: and Queen s Honolulu
! ooassS S A fS ror S II.
n,TGMER.
Aioua 4 @ X Kapule, Psis, Makawso, Maui,
| 1 Kaon,ca. North kohala, Hawaii.
| ii Akins & Ascu, Kaopihi North kohaa, Hawaii,
| 10 A McBryde koloa, kauai
| is Owen Holt, Nunanu u, Honolulu,
q shaw. LshAiuA, Maui.
- " II Rice, iihuc, Kauai.
CAME rEDDLiN0.
sab Out. Honolulu.
81 Aisnia, KoolanPoko, Oahu
PEDDL1N0.
q o Friedlandsr, Kingdom.
DlLLlAWD.
1 Jas Dodd. Pantheon Saloon, Honolulu.
FIRE ARMs.
, John Baker, kan. o.sa
Fred Carter. !, =,
I ]; j; = =:
: II q Luce, Jr, .
: ~ & iaukra, .
: | ~ john Tibbets.
a is II NJ Whitney, Jr, .
i II u Cuney, . .
], is W W Dinlond, . .
/, Fl Damon, :. =,
!. " g Freeih,
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All Advertisements for the SATURDAY Pass must be
in by Friday No insertions for the current
issue can he guaranteed when sent in later.
Advertisers will mark the number Of insertions de-
sired from which date they charge. Any not marked
will be charged months
TIOs. q. THRUM, Manager.
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and paid out Of the Public Treasury but increase Of
ha take effect during the year In which
It shall have been made; and no law shall be passed
increasing the sation OF said Representatives
beyond the OF Five hundred Dollars for each
Session"
hereby certify the foregoing Bill passed Us third
reading In the Legislative Assembly of the HAWAIIAN
Islands on the With day of July a. ID. 1851.
JAMES NJ. MONsARRAT,
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Tenders are wanted for building Fish Market Mt
Lahana and also for executing the alterations necess
airy in the widening OF Queen Street, Honolulu.
Plans and Specifications may be seen and all other
necessary information may be had at the ONCE Of the
Superintendent Of Public Works. on and after Tuesday.
the Ist prox between the hours OF 10 and 12 M and
and r. NJ.
Sealed tenders for either both Of the above work
will be received at the interior Office up till noou OF
Saturday. the 18th prox.
Honolulu. Oct. 18th, 1881. Gil
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Dumso the month Of September last China

DURING the month OF September last China
man named Aloha disappeared under circuni-
stances which awakened suspicious that he had
been murdered. He was last seen on the road
from Kohala TO Kona, and shortly after another
given him seventy or eighty dollars while ON his
way to Kona. Search was made by the police, and
last week his body was found on the side Of Hua-
Sheriff, ID. Makaimai, Of Kona, and on careful
inquiry and examination the jury came to the con
clusion that lie came TO his death by starvation
that he had wandered from the road and had
further. A ring was found on his finger and dol
lar in his pocket. and the manner In which his
body was lying altogether indicated that he did
not die by violence.
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Interior Office, November 7,h, 1881. s7s
Sale Of Leases of Governme nt Lands.

ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Born 1881. at the
front entrance of Aiiolsn Hale ut 12 o'clock noon. will
sold at Public Auction the Leases OF the following
lands separately for ten years situated in WA1AHOLE,
District of KOOLAUPoKo, Island of OAHU:
lst.-That tract Of land belonging TO the Hawaiian
Government known as APCU, containing
oj-lOIO.
end-hAA Containing a9:13-1oo Acres.
3rtl-AUAIOkUMU 72S-lOO
4th-KUMUPAIl. 2l-iUO
5t1-k UPApAULAu," 17-I0O Z"
6th-NAkANlIuA, 59iO-l0O
7th-PDAHAMAl. 13ii-lU0
Plans of the above may be and other infor-
nation obtained at the Land Office of this Department.
II. A. p. CARTER,
Minister of the Interior
Depart of Interior, Honolulu 9th Oct, 2ssi 81
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N T TNININNI0 'VDU'
63st s7os Chief Justice Supreme Court.

WEDNESDAY,, the 10th day OF November, being the
nrcrsary OF the birth OF Ills Majesty the King. will be
observed public holiday, and all oniccs throughou
the Kingdom will be closed.
II. 4. P. CARTER, Minister OF the Interior.
Interior office, November 3, 1881. 62 81 2t
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By order of Chief Justice Judd special term
of the Supreme Court will be held in Honolulu,
commencing on Monday, November 21st, tor the
hearing of cases i'll banco.
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Association have CONSENTED to set apart division
for works on educational matters and solicit the
donation OF publications Of this GLASS This
Department will lie open at all times and members
of the recently organized Teachers Association
will have free access to It, and may take books
home ~ read or study when they 80 DESIRE
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-12
Maui NoTKs.

THE dry spell at Spreckelsville was broken on
the I'd inst by n few showers,-the first In several
weeks. The oldest inhabitants" think the wet
season will soon set in.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-12
Auotion Sale of Awo Lic,n,c,

The Licenses for the Island Of Oahu will be sold at
the front OF Aliiolani Hale the day above
named, at 12 O'Clock noon.
Those for the other Islands will be sold in the rsspec
tive districts the date at such places shall
be designated by the several SherIs their deputies
tsr~ UPSET PRICE-For Honolulu, s5Oo for cneli Ii.
ccnsc; for Hilo. Lahana and Waiuku, $500 for each
License and for all other districts, 500 for each
License.
So TERMS-A deposit of 9, per cent. upon the fall
OF the hammer and forfeit of said deposit should the
full amount OF License not he paid within 10 days from
the day OF sale. H. A. ?. CARTER,
Minister OF Interior.
Interior Office November It'll 1881 s.s-63
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-12

A CONCERT will be given at the Lyceum this
afternoon when "Romberg's 10y Symphony, {"
given at the concert ON Thursday evening of last
week, will be repeated.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-12
WE by no means wish to be "prophe,s of evil

WE by no means wish to be prophets OF evil y
but nevertheless We must remind cur readers that
November has always been noted rs the most
sickly month of the year in these Islands, and
especially so in Honolulu. Already we hear of
cases of colds and fevers among children. Marin,
the Spaniard. who resided fofty-four years here
fallen, and IL has generally been sickly at that
period the sickness has continued, more or less,
until February, and often until May coughs,
influenza, fevers. with some years splitting of
blood. The highest temperature noted is sc in
the shade.n
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-12

The Ice Cream Social given in the vestry Of Fort
Street church on Thursday evening was largely at
tended. The Band was present and added to the
enjoyment of the occasion.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-12

MospAr the 3ist uit- a fire was discovered IN
the cane-6elds Of the H. G. C.. The plantation
hands turned out in full force and soon extin-
guished tbs flames Fortunately the wind Was not
very strong at the time, or thu dainagss would
have been considerable.