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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19
KeautiGers.

Ladies, you canno. make fair skin,
ro~y cheeks and sparkling eyes with
all the cosmetics at France, or beanti-
ficrs OF the world, while in poor health,
and nothing will give you such COOL
health, strength, buoyant spirits and
beauty as Hop Bitters. A trial is Ger
tain proof. See another column.-
I.LAI1t Ii
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19

Bon a pct ful! Of potatoes daily for
the growing chickens. Mash them
and mix with sour milk, put in troughs
and let the chicks eat when they want
to. 1t will make them grow and keep
them healthy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19

0WHE,7 poultry is kept in q yard, it is
best to dig up a small corner occasion.
.fflv.to let them hunt for worms and
beetles, ana then SOW it III oats and corn
md lettuce. They always want a dus-
ting place, a box Of ashes with sulphur
intermiXel.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19
[Elgin, IN DAILY Loader

The suaioined opinion, we perceive,
il by j.. a. Diniels, E-q., OF Messrs.
Stogdill q Daniels, attorneys. Ia
Crosse, WIS. aud appears III the La
Crosse lhr0lucie: Sometime since, |
was attacked with pain in and below
one OF my Knee joints. A few applica-
lions Of st. j tcob'5 OIL quieted the pain
and relieved the Inflammation. | re-
gard it az Il valuable medicine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19

The planting of0iie eucalyptus Iree IN
the malariousdistricts Of Algiers, Italy.
and the south of France, has rendered.
the neighborhooi healthy in every
case.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19

l1Fs and hes!th sre preserved by carefully
aiding nsture whenever It slows JACK Of ability
10 carry on Is work For torpid liver. bose's
or hiinevS- 70 other remedy equals Kidney
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19
ACLrvELAND newspaper INA

CLEVELAND newspaper man speak
of a kiss as ''the most delicious, de.
lectable, and distracting Of all limo.
cent indulgence.' a man who can
write such beautiful stuff as that Ough,
to get a salary of at least forty ents a
DAY.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19

You cast all sorts of thing in metal
don't you:" said a woull be wit, as he
peered in at Higgins type foundry.
you can'L see it's our business:"
"Weli, then" replied the W. b. W., as
he edged toward the door, cast me a
shadow" He was promptly cast ont.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19

TUMoRs In ar early stage Of develop
f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19

WANlIp. a | arl er who Will admit
hat lie ever cut a mar while shaving
him, and a bachelor VITO i rnt look
ing for a rich widow.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19

HARASSISG DREAMS.-An unnatural
excitement of the brain and
system |, the direct cause of %SleepieSS-
ness. as also OF haraSsing nocturnal
dreams. NEGETISE has a peculiarly
soothing effect in all such cases, when
taken irst before going to bed.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19

VERY taking.-Colds. Very glad
The Druggists. The very best remedy.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19

FEMALE printers pop the question to
the mate typos by simply h .nding TO
them an? If the latter intends tY<m-
brace the opportunity and aecepLfhey
returM d brace, thus-~, but ii they
wish 70 decline and dash the cup Of
happiness from the fair ones lips,tbey
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19

There was a yourg lady quite fair,
Who mad much trouble with her hair
SO she bought Caroline
And a sight 10 be seen,
Is.the head OF this maiden, I declare.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19

A MAN may smile and smile again
Then he ought TO stop il he wants t
20 home sober.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19

y FASHIONABLE paper says: gath
cred waists are very much wOrn.' If
the men WoalL gather the waists care
IulIy, and not squeeze 50 like bla Zes
t4ey would not be worn so much. /.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19
HUMOROUS.

sEvERAL years ago I was coming
down from Poughkcepsie by boat. l.
was a bright morning in midsummer,
and we stopped at Cornwall to take
aboard the few gentlemen who vent
early 70 business in New York. In
stead of the usual number, there were
great many people who rushed aboard
IN various stages Of Indignation and
disgust. 1t was a perfec, exodus, and
we soon learned the cause. The night
before, Hight bread was made up and
set In the pantry to raise" Bed time
came all ~retireh-all. al least, save a
a pet kitten, who proved about seqk-
ing q comfortable bed. Kitty got into
the pantry, and finding the pan of
bread, which she miatoOk for a nice
soft cushion, laid thereon and went
quietly 70 sleep. The soft dough yield
ID gradually, and slowly poor kitty
was engulfe:, the bait. closing over
and leaving no sign. When morning
came the bread vas baked aud brought
in hot to breakfast. Imagine the
see e-all the boarders seated az the
table-when the loaf was broken
open. They left in a bod -
FOrR Irishmen, wishing TO live
frugalIy, bought a 10: Of potatoes to
eat, and a red herring 70 rub them on
10 give them q flavor; but, fintlng
this used up their herring too quickly,
they got another, which they pat into
q bottle, and rubbed their potatoes or
the outside Of that.
There is another saying as common al
"potatoes and point 10 one ashtn4
what he can have tO cat, il i. conaii
cred very clever 10 Say, thread ant
pulict."
Let's have 1t. thcn,' says he.
A large Jump of bread Is set on tn
table and he asks tor the chicken.
'Chickeu.-pullet. why, there j
Is"
"Why, here's naught but bread"
"Well, pull i, a1i then you'll have
bread and pullet.'"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-19
TO THE

Iaere can Dc no better G1ArNltee Of 0o vain
Of DR RAowAY's Old esta5 t,aao1 n r RI RsrH
pFEs thar tns base And worthless tmitauona a
hen Al there Are vAtSe< ResoiventA. Ralieh
ana F1EA Be sure and aak for RadWavsa AZ
50 thai tho AAns sRAdvays r e NJ 70
NV w
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24

THE lava flow which hiss 50 long been
threatening Hilo may AZ last b regarded
as az an end In fact. It Is quite ImpoS-
sible for II TO come down SgSin by the
same channel which It has been using for
the past nine months As the support OF
the fowinS lava IN the tunnel beneath has
been withdrawn. the roof has cooled, con
t-acted and fallen In. thus blocking up the
tunnel. and also afforiing countless vent
holes by which the molten mass might
eseape. even II Il could overcome the
Obstacles offered by the debris which
strew its path. A gentleman who has
given careful and scientific attention 70
the fOw. tells Us that he had followed Its
course for over SIX miles. and that Tor the
whole length Of that distance the root had
eaved II. say every hundred and nifty feet
or 50 Another favorable indication OF
the cessation Of the fOw Is the dense black
smoke which l. now rolling up trom the
terminal crater This has usually been
noticed 81 the close Of former erUpuons
and flows. As long as the TOW continues
TO advance. as long as the liquid lava
pours out. the smoke Is of q whItlsh color;
but a. soon as It becomes black. the
danger. IS 8 rule. may be regarded as 81
an end. The citizens Of HilO must truly
feel & great lOad lifted from their hearts,
and We are quite sure that the inhabitants
Of an other parts Of our group must be
ready TO rejtsce with them IN their fortu-
nsse escape. II has certainly been a very
near thing for them. and they ought IN
deed 10 be thankful that matters have
turned out 80 well for them The hery
monster very nearly had them in his
dread coils. The monster was not going
to have II al his own way. however. Tor
NIr. Sterling had examined his eOlllng
and sluirnIng body and felt quite con
vinced he could wound him very serOusii--.
Though the wall at Waiakea did good.
lIr. Sterling Is Of opinion that had the
Tow come down IN any mass the walls
would have done little or no good; but he
has great faith IN the power OF dynamite.
Should : TOW occur aSGin. II would be as
vel TO Try the experiment OF tapping It
and leading It OF. before it reaches 50
near 70 civilization. We can truly say
that We are heartily glad that all the fears
which have lately been felt have not been
realized. that we have our most tropical
looking spot still preserved to Us; that
beautiful HilO and Its bay Is now no
longer IN danger Of becoming mere ira
Ciiti0n Of the pest. Adieu TO Pele- and
may she take q long and sound nap before
she lights uu the fires of MakaweOBeO
sgain-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24

cot its psy in advsnce- Beyond htsis
sivertiSinS snd printing, il has received
nothing from the Government; not neariy
50 much Is the p. {. 4 itself.
The GSzErrE Is a thoroughly inde-
pen6eut paper. 1t owes no man Sny-
thing. and dos not intend 70, IL Is me-
and untrarnneled 70 express It's opinions
a II chooses. We hold ourselves pre-
pared to support or 70 oppose the meas
ures Of any Ministry that may Be IN: IL
is rnsSSures. and not men. thst we think
most IL. But supporting mans meaS-
u-es Is very far from booming ms
e-r,a~ Whist our contemporary says
he ~sesss~ to do. We do We sap
po-s. and support strongly. the lnde-
pe2dsnee OF Hawaii mel; we present,
IS much ss hes IN human power to do, all
our questions fairly; we have the interests
OF the planters constantly before Us; and
we look beyond the Interests Of the
planter 10 those Of that elaSs OF people
who Sre not capitalists, but who are gong
II ION the nStive in building up natlOn
out Of this people. The independent spirit
Of this pSper Is well known, and II VIII
take some shArper accusations than those
OF the 4fssrtsssr. sad mUea stIungor prooi
thSn its editor eSr bring forward 70 shake
people'S belief IN il.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24
Suy alss soils,,sa and pa. " tOr rainy day,ai
,,N;ee thir,.-s sl.s 4 ,s,,;ns.


A vSzz god story is told Of ROSer, the Banker
poet. hy willi.aa ]. Thoms in the Nineteenth Cen
tary. gentleman posseSed two volumes Of the
Mazarin Hhle printed ON vellum aud uagnidccntly
bound. He wasvsry anxious 10 obtain the thirdv0i-
,ne. aftsr WaiiinS many years be did obtain ii and
strangely enough, the identical copy, as shown BY
the binding, belonging to the two he posseSsed.
The remark vas made, when theworkswere shown
20 Rosers that it was the most remarkable cOinci-
denoe ever heard Of;
~ROgers did not quite sgreo 10 this, and pro
eeeded to mention the following, which be thought
S.iN more remarkable.
An ofieer who vas ordered 10 India vent on the
day before leaving ElG.Ana. 70 his lawyer in Lin
eoln's Ian Fields The day being vet. be took
hackney coach. and when he gOt out, as he was
paying the driver, dropped shilling. He looked
in the mud and Snsh for ii in vain and did the
eoAehman. On his return home after some yoars'
service he hse again occasion 10 10 to bis lawyers
in Lineoln's Inn Fields When leaving, he reool-
leeted his lost shilling. and by some understandable
impalse began To look for it, when, strange TO say,
just at the very spot wherc he had paid the coach
man. and On the very eiGe Of the kerhStone, he
found
The shilling : was the hasty conclusion Of my
excellent friend.
Not exactly said RoSers, but twelve-penny-
worth Of ooppers wrapped up in brown paper
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24

VIZ ind In the Albany Lar Jgu-zal for
June 4th- ISS1. 3 review % the decision OF
our SUPREME COurr IN the case Of Rex vs.
Manu- the somewhat famous turkey ease
Of the April term Of our court The srti-
Gle l. pretty well exhaustive II Its state
ueut Of the law applicable TO this case.
referring 70 thirCy-Oue different suthor-
ities. and fClly sustaining the decision Of
our Supreme Court. II Is g pleasant thing
% md The pruceedir-s q our courts at
tracing the prominent notice Of q pGper
Of nz1tunal reputation Ike the Albany
L.vr J9rrs.li. and I Is stln more satisfae-
tory % ind the decision N this case. which
was s good deal crltised here upheld 80
forcioly and intelLgently by 6 competent
zuthorIty elsewhere.
Our court decided II VII be rgmen-
bered that The Wild turkeys Of the Ha-
wanzn Islznds are not vild animsls OF
Jfsrz aa-lE-z n legal sense. being de
scended from domestic turkeys. but that
the simple fact Of such turkeys roaming
q Wild over q considerable extent Of
country covering perhaps lands Of several
distinct prUprst0rs- being taken On this OF
that land does lot show that the owner Of
such lands : Necessarily the owner Of the
turkeys found upon II The case against
the prisoner Manu- failed not because
turkeys were not subjects Of larceny. but
because Il was not shown that the turkeys
II question had an owner.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24

Tz statement Of the s9rsr44er that zs
are the organ Of any individual L like a
great many statements which appear n
that pspE- completely ncorTect We
have ever tired while managing this
paper, 10 represent al questions Of pubic
Interest a. fairy g possible, and Ne have
had great sstlsfscti01 n fnsilnz that the
vleEs taken BY Us have been endorsed b.
the publie sentiment Our sgsd and ven
erzble contemporary himself gives Is a
vide range Of public sentiment at cur
hacks when be tells u that Ee represent
the hank g eomnerciaI- ecclesiastical OF
oshar circle We may Certainly translate
-other circle" into those people not en-
gagged n eoumerre OF the nninistrzti0ns Of
reLlgion- which would include the rest Of
the Hawaiian pUbIle- Or Contemporary
modestly and rightly leaves Tery Little f1r
himself Our sgsd brother mar =noek7
ss u1eh ss he plesss= uockng Is not a
very successful operation and Ne would
cal his attention to the somewhat IN
happy fate of several Of those Who have
End1lged n that pastIue.
What may be meant BY the expression
. stIpendlzzT7 re are rather st & Icss %
Uzderzts1d Ihis 501rnzl hzs made No
contrasts 70 do pubie printing and then
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24

Tr friends Of Mr.. ). B Dole. and they
sre many. were struck with the sincerity
a. vel Is the mgnliness Of his cOnmuni-
cation IN the GAZETTE Of last week. retsr-
rrE 70 the past gs1-tga article II the 4fCer-
5ser. They are also indignant 81 the
urfuunded srtsck made upon him by the
p. G. 4 for stopping his paper. We are
assured that the assertion that he WIS
not 6 paying subscriber Is simply and
entirely an untruth- We have seen the
receipt which he holds for the 4drrrtissr
Up to the beginning Of lis present ed
t6rial year. II all subscribers for thst
iournzl who do nos pay II advanee Sre 70
De published IS dsad-heads7 whenever
they think fl 20 withdraw their subserip-
tons. We fancy that our contemporary
u1ay yet hare 6 fine LOT Of such publishing
81 hand There are probably not dozen
% It's subscribers % day OF whom the p
G.. 4 might not publish the sane seu-
ril0us article a. sppeared last week against
1Ir Dole. the moment they venture 10 say,
Stop that paper
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24


LErEzs have been received from the
Royal party up 70 July 18th The news
Of Chief Justice Harris death had been
received BY the King. and naturally his
desire % return home was increased
The Question Of Indian immigration had
been discussed with Sr Louis MalIet.
Under Secretary Of State fer India and It
/ stated that the English Government are
wiling to enter into convention with our
OEI- provided laws are passed fur the pro
tecJIO1 OF Ilr1i grants. which shall b salts
factory to the foruer-such laws vii have
70 provide for an English Protector Of in
migrants ss has been done n other
countries
HIS Majesty VII leave Europe tor
the United States September 14Eh-1Ir
Armstrong VIII precede the King BY the
steamer Of September ISt- The intention
L 20 visit Germany. Austria. Belgium.
Holland and France From Paris the
King VII 80 70 Portugal and then return
20 England spend G few DAYS II Scotland
and Ireland and embark al Queenstown 4.
his Majesty has Won golden opinions II
England On al hands. 4 specially deli
cate ettentl01 was pad the King by the
Prince Of Wales after the dinner at the
Mansion House II hsd been arranged
that the Prince should leave first the king
ss1 Minutes after the Prince however sc
coupGnied HIS Majesty down the stair
Way and took him to the ROYAL carriage
when moved away before the Prince OF
Wales ENTERED his
July 18th His Majesty visited Sir
Thomas Brzssey On the next day he re-
eeITed q pubic ovation frum the suthor-
ties Of the city Of Hastings. who presented
an address Of welcome. and entertained
HIN az lunch The EInzs depzr-rrs from
England vzs delayed al the e1uress re-
quest of the Prince Of Wales.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24

NJ 1rssze t1zt ozr EE-senzzs have zcsiced
h7E tee leavsz e r5ss tres ssrLl1ped and d.
se-cyee y soz-s i-sscss he po71-Er besf 3 TIA.
tAs E-zszrFrs-z 60 he =isekiefs ne Ezzss sx1zer-
E.a rha E-ris fsilrzz h1Esgzr, EhatEEzr harm they
q, E u1t Ky 80 z5z-s tie r1seIszv=S. Al
s--szErs and ezrsfzI Easshsr has Iassy 6lso1Egrsz
th= L @a zE HTs thz zsse4 a=zzekz TIE LEAF,
Eag = FsE & EAEp zsrpers q zzadibles,
VA wEA r Chs on tie Fiscs. IL otsect
Il uh@afzaC the hz of r1selsaf i rrr for food.
bzf ~ hzil;zr Is nase - II tz-kz zEzt L has
ea-t-rs6 1zi=. - rlzE 1z6 fiss arzF Eith Il.
One df fAass czaE0ls litfis hahi.z-i1-s szs f5uad
~ otaE GzE IA tzrs1er's tzzs. buzs ID E1ss
ezrt1F zi-h IseEss euizz1s q rose bsaEss It
81 he wzl -1ra azr hndT's EhiIe to study the
kzs * lis li--ls e-satzrz. E-i E-y ozs uto t-sz
uzf slze frzzz faz- alazt kia sll obEas q b.
r-5snznE E to u
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24

Tzz tour of HRH- Princess Regent has
been a regular flying visit: there sppesrs
70 have been no reSt for any uf the party
from the moment they landed s. Mahukuna.
The people Of Hawau have certainly
shown Themselves both loyal and patriotic
Natives and foreigners alike seem TO have
done al II their power to make the trip
agreeable The people Of H0nokza seem
especially TO have exsrted themselves. and
Their salute Of twenty-one guns deserves
the greztest credit for the ingenuity with
which Il was managed All OF the party
whom We have met express Themselves sS
highly pleased with their reception. but
a. very wearied Of the riding and Of the
rarr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24

Az on reaissrs VIII - glad 70 heSr
that President Garfield continues 10 IN
u-uve daily. The lStess news 70 hand =
Au-ust 5th. I1-SQ P N The President
WIS slseuinE quietly for the second night
without any injection Of mCrphla- Ihe
wound i described as having very
healthy appearance; there / every prob
zhilirv thai the hall : becoming en-
cyste,i The London Lraest s1ys thSt
unless the bzn causes local disturbance, It
would 10. be IN accordance with modern
surgical practice % attempt is removal
The President may now Be regarded q
almost completely ont Of danger. The
p-uersss towards fnal recovery vii. how
ever. be SLOW.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24

Fao4 1915 to $50 (incIusivel there we're landed
at Nez York City 7-5e5,279 immigrants. OF these,
2lsSs, l45 were Irish, and 6s9,69 were German
For the first six months of 1851 there we're "A, ,4s
more. of different nationalities, including large
share Of welI-todo Germans, With money to invest
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24

VIZ clip the folIo=ing from an late New York
paper DOGble ta1Ation is not equal taIation,
but simply system Of legal eItortion under dis
guise. The states usually make one ANIMAL assess
usut OF taxes and It is enough for the same prop
ey to pay oue tax under each OF these assessments
This Is Just and equal. If there be two assess
meuts IN the same year on the same property, then
one Of these assessments Is simply plundsr under
the forms of law
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24
Ben -4drerfisemnts,

TOR ARTHUR GRUEN Is A COM
Il muuicatiou in the L and z AustrO Hungarian
FS1oIsI1- Au- zs-d. 1881. ss7 zt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24
NOTES.

TIE examples of Lord Carnarvon, the Earl Of
Derby and the Dukeof Argyll might Be iudiciousiy
followed here Just nov. Nothing like keeping an
eve on enntemporary history.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24

VIZ are glad TO see that the absurd reports about
the sale of the Islands are beginning to meet With
contradiction: telesrams have appeared in several
Of the American papers DENYING the authenticity
Of such rsports IN toto.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24

IKE appointment OF Hon. Jno E
Bush Is TSx-Assessur for the district O
kora- Oahu. VII b. vs-iOuSly viewed by
different members OF the community; bglt
We think We uSy sSy that under the cIr-
cuustznces It i the best thst could be
made. There hiss been considerable ex-
eissnent over thiS appointment, but I has
been quite unnecesS1Ty. Had the wishes
Of Her Royal Hichness the Prineess Re
gent been Carried out SIX weeks sSo, no
trouble need hSve occurred However,
the storm Is now slzyed and les Us hope
Il my not arse GEaln for s0rne time 10
cone Teese dIders1ces, giving riSe 70
srreet rumurs Of Calumet changes do no
cooi
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24

THE members of the Saturday Pres Publishing
Company have dscided 10 disc0ztinue publishing
that paper after its next Issue, August 9Th. The
uapsr ziH 90 into fresh hands: We part With re-
cret from ozr brother editor, Captain Mist, whom
We have ever found courteous and oblizingi
thoust Ee did Eot always agree With him in poll
tics. ssl e have always admired his free and out
spoken Ezy OF exp ressing his opinions
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-24
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
Jas. puNN, MERoHANr. GLASGOW.

JAS. DUNN, MERCHANT, GLASGOW,
(HAwATIAN CoNsUL)
Undertakes the purchase and shipment Of ali kinds OF
British and Continental goods and viii belad to receive
Orders at rates either free boar At shipping port in
Europe or delivered ship eut With daty for buyers
sceoGuO At Honolulu. such Orders may be accom-
panied by reitanees payable In London Ssr F-an-
cisco; OF he viii draw as 81 DAYS sight against confirmed
credits from HonOgiu Bankers, cr otherwise, 70 sGi
the convenience Of buyers.
RsrfRENcEs:
MESSRS. wM. G. IRWIN & CO.. Honolulu.
HON. ". L GREEN. Honolulu
HON. j. : WALKER. Honolulu.
THE AGRA BANK. tIsimitedh London.