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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

Judge Fernandez has done splendid vaccinating
work at Lahaina, he has gone into the matter con
Gmore and has made regular list of all the people
in the district he talked with them and by dint OF
great exertions got them to come together so that
they might be thoroughly examined, by COM
petent physician on certain day. The Judge
was successful IN his efforts, the people came and
some 400 were found still unvaccinated, who of
course were Immediately vaccinated. The Judge
considers the district thoronghlY protected now.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

A Coroner's inquest was held at Lahaina upon
the body of an old woman who was found dead in
cave behind Lahainaluna The poor old woman
had been insane and had wandered into the cave
and had died there. There we're no marks of any
kind upon the body to show that she had met
with any violence A verdict to this effect was
given by the jury. People up here are surprised
that no effort was made to find ont who were the
relatives of the old woman; they certainly were
to blame for not looking properly after her, or if
they were unable to do So for not having had her
sent to the Insane Asylum here, where she would
have been properly taken care of.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

Colonel Mark Robinson has returned from
heightened trip to Hawaii where he has been stay
inc for the benefit Of his health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

June s-Br bk Zoe. Campbell, from Liverpool
g-Am hctne Cousuclo, Howard. from san Fran
12-Am : City Of sydney. Dearborn, from ; j
Is-Chi stm Nee Foo Cunningham. from
Sailed.
June Is-Am s City Of Sydney, Dearborn. fr Sydney
14-Am hktnc Ella. Turner for san Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

Our thanks are due to purser Simonson of the
city Of Sydney for files of late papers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
Administrators Sale.

DY ORDER OF S. l.. COAN AND
ID j. w Keaomakani, administrators OF the estate OF
S. Kipi Of Hlu deceased and pursuant 20 the ore Of
sale Of the Hon f. Lyman Circuit Judge Of the Third
Judicial District dated the Sd day Of May 1881 shall
offer for sale in the town Of Hilo,
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PropertY as Puehuehu.

lot =. The property known as the " Kohaa Hotel. :"
This a twostohed building, 50xl7 containing on the
ground floor large the upper story consisting OF
q spacious and well lighted hall recently fitted with
stage, sets of scenery drop curtains ~ &C TINS build
ing erected during the latter part OF leoO
LOT B. One large building, used blaeksmith's
shop Sx40 and cottage of rooms with cook house ad
joining.
lot 4. One large building. consisting Of store,
42x26 and carpenters shop Ssx0; also large cemented
cistern back of same.
LOr' J. Large dwelling house containing rooms;
two houses built Of tongue and groove boards contain
ing 10 rooms. with cook house and wash rooms, water
cistern 2Uz12x6.
LOT Consists of two cottages leach two rOoms)
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
a CHALLENGE.

HEREBY CHALLENGE TO TROT
| my horse COMMODORE y against any horse in
the Kingdom for any distance up 10 miles and for
any amount Of money, from 500 TO 5000 side The
Race of duly 4ih, 1881. This Challenge to
remain open to the ID Of July. ISL.
S57 HENRY G.. TREADWAY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

Among the arrivals we notice the names of Mrs.
b. A. P. Carter, Miss Carter, Mr.. and Mrs Claus
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
PASSENGERS.

Prom srn Francisco per Ella, June sc L Trench,
Geo Graham. Miss Rundle.
F-o- san Francisco per Consuelo June sth-R
Tlnsfsler. \ Slender y + Eden.
vror san Francisco. per City Of SYDNEY, June is-
NJ ri p Carter and daughter, Mr. 4 7 bond shG
mad Wrn Creg. Aiss Dowsett- Miss Dowsett, > l
T-,s-+s Tr asfss N sheelcy. L Port, Mrs L Cath
60 NJ I Y SNOW. Mrs Weight, II L v haley, Seo
Nerf4riare K Fowler. Col Spreckels wife ano mala
: i chrv M A Neinecke and children. Fowler W
r-r f Z Bahlnn. " Tartter ] Schuriz. NJ Schlaofel-
80 Mr. Schiabrencorf, schlabFeneori, soma
S----9-f ri schla hrencorf. II Horn. c W Brand, > ;
Pishon II Suuurer1. Eastman and o passengers
for sydney and Auckland
For Sar Francisco. per Ella. june lS-H " WOOD
NJ. ] n 1.oo-r Miss dclnerny. W Plat John DOW
: Rrhrle A Ross. Drescoll- } kerteia. hahanHn'A'
! S-ifh Miss Rumble. J Conner, Chinese
ForFauninz's Is. per Vivid, June i4-Oa, kulton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

The EId arrived from San Francisco on We'd
nesday morning. She brought intelligence of the
movements of the Royal party.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
no LET.

m THOSE VERY DESIRABLE A
~ Premises known as ULULANI.r' Kuiao- es-f9@
-kahna, lately occupied By II. B. NJ, Com
missioner James Hay Wodehouse, Esq. The buildings
wise Improved for the benoht Of the tenant Govern
mert water laid on, besides havinga windmill with
has been analysed By Prof. Thompson Of the Challenger
Expedition. and pronounced BY him the best he had
seen since he left England
For particulars, inquire OF
So II In JAS. 8. LEMON.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

The Chinaman who had his neck wounded by
a blow from hatchet, in a row over matter of
5 cents, is progressing favorably and is now able
TO walk about.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

The steamers Mokolii and WaimaHalo did not run
to the Park on Saturday last, owing to the heavy
surf on the reef at that point, which made it i'm
possible to land passengers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
Hen .adurrfisemrnfs.
NOTICE.

THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL
j. Meeting of the waihee Sugar Co, will be held at
the office Of the Agents the 2nd Of July at 350 p NJ
j. b. ATHERT0N.
az o. Sec-rv Waihec Sugar Co. z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

A picnic was given to the Fort STREET. Sunday
School on June 11th- The Youngsters tdrned out
in great force and spent delightful day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

wilhelmi the celebrated violinist, passed
through IN the city Of Sydney.
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MAUI.

The schooner alma arrived at Kahului on Sun
day june 9th, and the Claus Spreekels on Monday
June 9Th. The Anna has discharged hercargo
and loaded again with great dispatch. She was to
sail for San Francisco on Saturday June 18th. The
AHEa is Mr. Claus Spreckels new vessel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

The Rev. Father Sheridan, the Roman Catholic
priest who has recently arrived is, understand,
a brother of General Sheridan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

Those people who have been waiting for their
telephones will be glad to hear that the insuators
are actually on the way and may be expected al
most every day; boxes are on board the Discovery
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

Mr. George Macfarlane has not gone to Europe
as was reported by several of the Cast papers
he has returned by the City Of Sydney.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

Is situated at Puehuehu the business centre Of the dis
tric The land Is leased having u years to run from
the LIST of July, 1881.
lot 2. This property is situated at the Honoipu
landing and comprises about one acre Of leased land,
having years run, which is erected one dwelling
house built Of tongue and groove boards, one mems
house 2ix16 very lae chicken house and yard large
tank spacious wharf, large crane and tTamway.
There is also a well Of good water on the premises.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

On Friday the case of Dabois, for erubezzling
money from the Post-ofica, was again brought
up. and Dabois was committed for trial. The de-
fence was reserved.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
This is a Rare Opportunity

For those DESTROYS OF investing The Kohala Railroad,
in process Of construction, will run through lot
No l. thereby considerably enhancing its value either
as plantation or otherwise The railroad will also
within very short distance Of the Honopu and Puehu
ehu properties. This is bona de sale the proprietor
being compelled TO relinqush business account Of
i'll health and intention Of leaving the Kingdom.
ANY further information may be obtained by address
ing SAM'L SIAlNEs. Proprietor, or
* 40 At THOS. j. HAYSELDEN. Auct'r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

Some ore East says that the small pox and Pima
fore came here by the same steamer, and that the
smallpox did not trouble US much. This is rather
rough on PinafoTe.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

In thie city. on the 18th inst, to the wife Of Mr.
Roih- = daarhier-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

We hear that an action for the recovery of some
$4,000 paid to Mr.. Gibson by the Government has
been laid, and also for about 800 due for rents
of Government lands on Lanai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

It takes a long time to learn, and this COM
nunity finds it hard to learn at any time. We
do not know when people hers will be proof against
the fascinations of good broadcloth, an easy ad-
dress and lavish display Of the jingling dollar.
In years gone by we have had an occasional
adventurer landing upon our shores, and every
now and then people would be taken IN. There
were many instances, and still people would IN
sist uron being taken in and done for. The most
notorious case that we remember was that OF
Major Cd Larkins, Who finally died in his boots
in San Francisco. He was most plausible man (;
fashy in an educational way: spoke french,
Italian quoted Latin, played croquet, rode and
shot well, and Seemed, to those who were unac-
custofned to the article perfect gentleman. Well,
he took few people IN very thoroughly, but the
lesson does not seem to have been taken TO heart
We hear that couple of young gentlemen came
down here a few weeks ago with the evident lnten-
ton of running this unsophisticated community
They had studied what was most likely to take,
and upon arrival attended Sunday school at Fort
street Church pretty regularly, where they were
most glib with texts and gave their opinions upon
Christian doctrine with considerable unct1on- 20
excellent did they seem to be. that they wormed
their way into the good graces Of some OF our most
ricid and devout citizens. Had they only been
abe to run a little longer, they might have been
held no as shining lights to the unregene-ate OF
this city. Unfortunately their sanity career was
cut short last Saturday, and the stern hand OF the
law made grasp at the pair-a grasp which We
fear is little likely to unciose- 1hese Two gentle
youths went, first, 70 the sunday-school paenlc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

On Saturday evening last there was total
eclipse of the moon, visible here, but owing to the
clouded state of the weather, it was observed by
few people. The eclipse commenced at $40
and terminated at 10 p. NJ.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15


TraTSoN-PONEROY-At San Francisco, Cafor-
Ma u 4 A. the 2lst February oy me 6eN. " N a
- 4 ~ l. L D.. OF St. Johns Brespy teTian
f-i--sh TkrFS r. WATSON. formerly Of Honolulu n l.,
u IrrfrSs OsuEA De PoNERoE, CT La Noria' sinalo'
Mc1icn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

Among the passengers by the city Of Sydney, we
notice the name of DR.. G. A. Port, gentleman
recently connected with the San Diego press.
The doctor intends to note objects of interest In
our midst during his soiourn here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

All Tung was his name, not All Sin, as in Bret
Harte's celebrated ballad, and the young ones
thought that they could teach him cards, so they
proposed game of draw poker. Poor All Tung
was perfectly ignorant of this accomplishment of
Western civilization, but to oblige the Western
barbarian he was not averse to learning. So they
sat down, and All Tung, who didn't understand
the game and had not chance at dealing, lost
some sixty or seventy dollars. At last, as luck
would have 1t. the cards came into the Celestial
ones hands, He dealt, and four tens fell TO his
adversary. GOOD hand, thought the youth, ana
he started in betting. The fun up rather high,
and when it had reached about two hundred dol
lars. it seemed about time to stop, because All
Tang couldn't be worth much more than that.
T1e excitement had rather told on the outer bar
b,rian. but the offspring of the "Fioireiy King
dom had kept remarkably cool his iInpert able
Chinese face had never changed muscle. Why
should it? By some unaccountable means the
astute one had four aces in his hand This hap
pened in this city, and beats the Heather
Chinee'' hollow. Certainly truth is stranger than
fiction.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

regular meeting of the Amateur Musical
Society viii be held at the Lyceum Friday even
ing the 18th inst, at 49, for the purpose OF re-
suminp practice on the "Lay of the Bell" A
punctual attendance of all members is desired.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

We hear that when the steamer City of Sydney
arrived last Sunday morning, there was no police
officer no health officer, nor any custom house
officer on the wharf when she came IN this does not
seem exactly the way TO do things.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
DIED.

rPFF,;WAY-At the Qaeen's Hospital, June IN
G n l;HzExwAr aged IS years, recently from hohaia,
$3.50 A -,.fi,. "a England. but resident Tor
urir u years OF NewnoEt- r. J. where relatives are
nov rctili1E-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

We hear that new military company has been
organized, to be called the Hawaiian Guards. The
.sboys used TO be very fond of drill few years
AGO. but the enthusiasm gradually died away. We
are glad to see it revive again; little drill is
capital thing. physically.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
The whole Of thig PrOperty

Is enclosed with fence Of four wires and redwe
posts and is divided by the Government Road, maxi
three large enclosures with aggregate Of say nj
miles of fencing aforesaid.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

The steamer CifyQf Sydney arrived at one O'Clock
on Sunday morning, much to the surprise of every
one. She left again at O'Clock Am. Of course,
as we have no contract the six hours daylight stay
Is no longer kept up it never was very thoroughly
carried out. The city Of Sydney only brought pas
senpers and mail matter-no freight was taken on
board or this port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

Now that the i1th of June has come and gone,
what is to be done on the Fourth of July Is it to
90 bv default? Or will some of our patriotic citi
zens wake up and give US old fashioned recog-
milton of the Glorious Fourth r II the latter,
preparation should be commenced without delay.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

serious robbery was committed at the resi-
dence Of Colonel Boyd on Saturday night last.
The thieves carried off property of considerable
value, among which were 50 gold dollar pieces
handsome masonic ring. which was valued on ac-
count Of its association and several other pieces of
jewelry No clue has as yet been obtained as to
a. 4l,savae ara
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

The Board of Health have sent up to Hawaii and
Maui about 5000 worth of bovine virus by the
coasters which lie t on Monday. 1t is TO be hoped
that those into whose hands it Is entrusted. Will
use every means in their power 10 get people to-
pether as Judge Fernandez did, so as to get as
much good as possible out of 1t.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

A case of careless driving occurred on Monday
last on the corner of Bethel and Merchant streets
whereby n native woman was knocked down and
seriously bruised. The party who was the cause
of the mishap did not seem to be aware of what lie
had done, until admonished of the fact by
policeman, who conducted him to the Station
House, to settle the matter before Judge Bicker
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HELLER & TURNER.

There was a full meeting Of the
Parish School Board last Saturday.
J. II. Brodnax was reelected Pres
ident and J. S. Heller was retain
ed as Secretary. The next meeting
Of the Board will take place in
April when, it is expected, arrange
ments will be made at once for the
opening Of schools throughout the
parish.
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Mr.. S. A. Leopold left Tuesday
morning for Jackson, Miss, where
he will turn and come back with
Mr.. B. silhernacel, Jr., and
family, who will arrive here proba-
bly, tomorrow and again make our
town their home. Friend August
will doubtless appreciate the recre-
alton which his trip will afford,
and Bastrop will open wide her
arms in welcoming back Mr.. SLIDER
nagel and his charming family.
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DJJ STR

After mach trout,lc AMI eEneuse
aud having added % our force 3
frst-class rheel-rirh1 @!.A . finish
ed painter, we are row fully ne
pared to manufactuee wagons am
bnggies for abo7t the ss:s1ts&-
RRsossey yoss ray for f@E&o
nv work. We guarantee every
thing turned out Of our shops. We
live here, desire to make reputa-
ton for good work and low prices
and earnestly solicit call before
buying elsewhere. Come and see
what we can do for you. HFE@ Old
buggips and carriages Ietrimmed
and painted over.
HELLER & TURNER.
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l}J'. W. a, Thompson,
aI1 Cxa14seI ssez~,ot.
NEW ORLEANS,
Piles, F'istuIa anil F;s31rn

| Cured without sha rsa oi Ill
kNII L. LGATTRE OK CAtSTIC.
Free from pain, Danger o. loss Of tins
| from husiness
These DtsfnseA Rec s.-s hp,e3ua atlex ;,
| t:nn ANA c',:;e.s ti1sa4ais&.ae
! Epilepsy or Fits cured with woa,ler-
FIJI success, as all cases are carefully ex-
| a"lted. and none taken but those Of
! 1erinG good prospects of curing
| lmpotency, Spermatorrhea and Sexuar
| DEBILITY. treated Ivy medicine alone. has
heretofore proved useless and even in
j"rous- They 10 no good, is the UNI
| Nersal testimony of all honest phySi-
cians Thousands have "doctor4J" for
| these complaints. and lave thrown
away Their money and their constltu-
tons together, but the u ctor combines
! 'ne'ieai treatment with electricity, the
electricity being generated by a simple
electrical apparatus that any ore can
| use, and by these means insure success
Constipation, the bane of so MANY
lives and the most prolific source of Ill
health, cured by simple method, with
little or no medicine
diseases OF women treated by cleo
trlelty, without pain or expoSure.
structure OF the Urethra and Rectum
cured without a snrgica! operation and
without pain; 1are Worm. Diseases OF
the Kidneys, Bladder, Private Diseases,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous and
SICK Headache Asthma, Weak. Painful!
ana Sore Eyes, without a surgical ope-
ration; Deafness. Nose in the ears all
SKIN diseases, scrotula. Tumors, Loss of
voice. etc, successfully treated by i'm
proved remedies
Letters OF inquiry must be accompa.
MED with stamp for reply.
B.-No names made public without
the written consent of The parties.
The following persons may be referred
NEW ORLEANS TESTIMONIALS.
Capt. Max Blanchard, Piles.
Jas Wallb!llegh, Supt Johnson's Fouu-
dry, Rheumatism
l.. ii. Patterson, Pilot steamer Fagan
Piles '
Max Beer, 1853 Canal street, Neuralgia.
Nj. LASTLY, 4s Louisa street, Piles.
Mrs. Miller, corner jackson and Lib
erty streets. Deaf.
- A'ioi SF'il hdllioau, ape worm.
Jacob Blum Baronna street, Piles
q sintes, 497 Bagatelle street, Piles.
Capt Pharr, Morgan City, Loss of
Leo Nolfson, Graphs Bluff, La. Piles.
Sol w VNeal, Covington, KY, Fis-
tula.
W shrock, Goodman, Miss. Piles.
) 1. Swim; Main street, Cincinnati,
Fissure
E. Wolf, Port Hickey, La, Piles.
Byron n Eastman, Mercer, Ky. Structure.
} B Ross, Ben Lomond, Miss, Piles.
Jas Aidrich, Covington, KY, Diabetes.
A. tredheim, Eastrop La, Piles.
Sd, Gordon, l32 Walnut street, Gin
cinnati, Ohio, Catarrh.
j. L. Hawkins, Mason, Tenn, Dis
charge from the Ear.
J b Wilson, Alton, KY, Epilepsy.
Asthma O.
j / Warren, Carrollton, Tenn, Brou-
chts
H. Ship, Owen, KY. scrofula.
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISE!
TEE; ia RSi I.Rg, ssra0M MIA u

Make, - new vegetable from s. A. differing
from ANYTHING ever grown here delicious raw or
cooked COOK Seed seat ~ mail 20 cts. paper. soya
Bean OF j apan. half bean half pea said by chem
ists 10 he the riehest human food Known. Fine
fodder giant, also Seed: is cts. paper. Cuban
Queen Watartneion Just imported, largest variety
sugsry best te keep or ship. IS cts paper Of %
s ss -, ss2ers tor q Very scarce Log Of God
9nality early AMI pro. .ac, IS cts paper. Climax
ao,nafo richest flavor early, prolific. solid-un-
tlan Corn from the Ntlet. yields immensely
IN n me Sonth where other corn fails. Unequaled
leos'nte one plant .ds cow days: 10 to IL It.
h!gh. . Its paper. Cuzco Corn. grains in long.
paper, All the above Sent for 81 of each for a.
Address c. n. GILBERT d co. Atlanta, Ga.
Reference: Hon. ". L. Calhoun, Mayor OF
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We direct the special attention
of our readers to the ADVERTISE
ment of Messrs. Pratt & Bro. in
to-day's paper. The Clarion can
say nothing that will add to the
reputation Of these gentlemen for
honesty and uprightness. They
are both experienced lumbermen,
and will do all they promise. For
good lumber, promptness, and fair
dealing, our readers are referred to
Pratt & Bro.
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We wish to say to all in need O

We wish to say to all in need Of
goods Of any and all descriptions,
that preparatory to taking our an
nual inventory of stock to make
room for spring goods, We
will take special pains in filing bills
and will make it to the interest of
purchasers to get their supplies Of
us. Get our prices on anything
you may need and We feel entirely
confident we can please you. We
must have room for our spring
stock and WE WILL SELL to all who
really want to buy.
SCHUsTER & SILBERNAGEL.
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Mr.. E. F. Buckingham, and his
daughter, Miss Lydia, took the stage
last Tue sdav for New Orleans and
Washington City. They will ''take
in'' the Mardi Gras Carnival in the
Crescent City and then witness the
inaugural ceremonies of President
J. Abraham Garfield in the Capital
City. Their trip is an enviable
one, and we hope will be very
pleasant one.
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The gin house on Mr.. B. Tur-
pins plantation, and about twenty
bales of cotton, were destroyed by
fire last Tuesday pight. We did
not learn how the fire originated,
or whether there was any insurance
on the property destroyed.
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