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Z Major Ben: Perlsx, Rqsx abe veteran cores
pascal 81 ~ = = Z ct Washington,
3 sur.fsen Of evsry
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II PURIFY the blood and regulate the bowels, il
you would have health. There is no remedy equal
to the PRIcKLr ASH BrTrERs for this purpose. They
act directly the organs concerned, going to the
of disease, and driving it from the system Nor
do they stop here hut strengthen the SYSTEM giving
it tone and action, rendering it much capable
of resisting all future attacks.
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u The Severance Mills make the choicest -four
in Northern Kansas -"s
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STOP THAT COUGH

u DIR. ROGERS VEGETABLE WORN SYRUP
instantly destroys worms and the Secretions
which eause them. 3febIs.
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Are cheap and simple remedy for Dyspepsia and
Biliousness in all their worst forms 1t is a we'll
known preparation, and has been known and en-
dorsed by physicians for many years, and has been
used by thousands of sufferers in all parts Of the world
as u Standard and Reliable Remedy 3fel,sI
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CHEAP MONEY!

CHEAP MONEY!
Moneyto loan In any amount, and at low
gro. 7. WOOD,
sV~neso Troy, Kansas.
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II DURNOS CATARRH SNUFF cures Catarrh
and all affections of the mucous membrane 3feb.
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po,IPUaN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge ID Judicial Dist<ict-ALFKEp q. OTIS
County Commisaioners-R p. SHuLskr, CrRus LELAND
JK Ltcls FETTER
Sberif-CHAKLEs BURKHALIEh
CLERK of District CouTt-F. J. CLOSE
Trrasurrr-sANuEL n. JOHNSON
County Clerk-D. W. MORSE.
County Attomey-THONAs W. HEATIET.
Probate JudgeJoHN T. wilcox.
Register Of Desds-ERAsNUs y. DIXON.
Superintendent Of Public InstructiOn-H, T. SHANFR
Surveyor-CHAuEs CoEBUsIER-
Coroner-DR. RoBKKT s. DISskoKE-
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y BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures pain in Man
and Beast For use externally and internally 3feb.
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a Go TO the Severance mIlls for the bess Son
that b made.
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AGENTS AND CANyASSERS
Make from s25 to $50 per week selling goods for
E. G. RIDE0UT & CO., 10 Barclay Street. New York
Send for their Catalogue and terms. leAug.Iy
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Cattle Herdinx.

y Since Sunday. Perry Hale has tailed nine
pound girl
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Y Boots and Shoes at Philbrick's, Douiphan MS
cheap as the dust they walk on.
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Money 20 Lean,


Atiow rates, on long time. n. PRICE,
2ijunesO IT, v.,,...
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: money. "ishing to borrow
Y The place for farmer, to - g. -,
zthe Severance Mnls 70 LOT their -four, 10
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1881. F. It s. E!n 1881.

Is to be our motto, this year. We will
drive our trade, keep up with the times
in everything, and behind in nothing.
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Il DIR. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are the hest Ca
tharfic Regulators. 3febSl
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ST. JOSEPH & WESTERN RAILROAD.

TINE TABLE NO. 4.
Took Effect Sunday, July II, 1885, at 1900, Midnight
TRAINS WEST.
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Nos No. S No. I 10.
STATIONS. Pariic Way Through lThrO' frt
EIprrssL Freight Freight and Ae.
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X. or n.

Troy Lodge No 37 knights Of Honor meets the sec
ona ard fourth Friday evenings in each month in Odd Eel
lows Hall BOirrs' Bank. -
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Troy Lodge No - \. F. and A. NJ. meets in their Hall
first Monday in each month before full mOn, and Second
Saturday tbereafi-r. - - 49, ~
D. G.. SINCI.AIE So.
wathena Lodge, No. G. \ f. & A. n, meets at their
Hall every Saturday sf"re the full moon and every
two weeks Thereafter Visiting brethren cordially in
yitsd 10 attend EOBEIGT PERIG0 W. NJ
AUG. MuIEg Sec.
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TRAINS EAST.

so Mo- Nos Nos No 10
EKpress Freight Freight and Ac
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y. @. O. r..

.. o. O. r.
Troy CITY Lslse No every Saturday night at
Odd Fellows Hall Bodsrs Bank. AL members Of the
NJ C. SPEAK, y. g.
Z. r. wEsTFALI- L. Sec
King Lodge No. ia l. O. o. F.. meets every Tuesday
night al its Hall Kansas Visiting bIOthers
cordially invited. L. j. koIEr n. U.
L L AEM-IRnNG. II S.
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NE Z CHURCH.-Scryiocs every Sabbath. at 100 A. n,
We and u r. NJ Prayer meeting every THURSDAY even
ing. r. Z. MCBRIDE, Pastor.
, 1881-10-09

FI1O EENT-PART OF OFFICES, TWO
Il rooms State*t., near Madison. second story
heat passenger elevator. furnished: excellent
location ftr physician my business Address ID ~,
Tribune Office. '1
, 1881-10-09
TRIBUNE BR.dNCH OFFICES

SOUTH DIVISION.
HENRY J. BECkWITIi, Druggist, 3U1 Cott1ge
Grove-av.. corner Thirty y-nft1-st~ ~.
J. j.. H. StMMS. booksellers uad StatIoncrs, l33
jEDsnS s. JACoBUs, Druggist srss 1ndiana-av..
II Il: gECiiMAS. Druggist, corner Thl.t7-frst and
G. q DOW & co. corner oaswood boulevard and
WEST DIVISION.
ser OF Sheldon =
!. 4 DAGl:al., Druggist, sr South Halsted-st.
erner Cnnairort-ay.
H. f. KRAFT, Druggist. Gal West Mndison-st. cor
her Paulfna.
JAMES i. KlRKLgFs ! CO.. Druggists, Ill South
d:llA Gd-st. corner Gt AdaMx-
Mills PHARMACY. j. ". W4tlSWKlG 1T, 81
NEst Natlisan..f. c,,sner O'den.av.
TIL Sun SNlCHsl:S. Druggist, ~ Blue fslund-av.
.Qrner Of 1we!1th--t- .......-
IL {. II Iitn!tiyi1. Je1eler, Ncwsdcaler and Fancy
Foods. ~ Lnke-st. corner Lincoln.
ACGtST 1AtH>BsOs. Druggist. Is. North Halsted-
NORTH DIVISION.
r. REffI1SGIAM 5 co, druggists. 445 North
Cark-st- cutncr Division.
+ " WILLIAMS j. CO. Druggists, C:5 LaErabae-st-.
iJUEIS " Il SEEBE. Printing and Advertising
Agent News and statsuncrI ncpoL sa5 +. Dtyison-st
SLECNEAS.
-............-.. HiHE rAKk. -.
GO0DR1CH q. DOW, Druggist HYDE r3rk-av. and
F1ty-teHc-st-
~ EVANSTON.
GEORGE ". MUIR Bookseller. s,auone-. and
NewSdc3ipg.
, 1881-10-09

ITO EENT-STORE AND BASEMENT
L In tl,,ck northwest corner Michignn-av. and
Thirty y-f1st-st.. {. s. IIAMNLETUS, - C:ark-st-,
H,L...
, 1881-10-09

ITO HEN'r-TO AN ACCEPTABLE
i ynuns nddic-Hged e.,ure twu rf'onis FUR
ilstled cunljlete for hou4eSerplnt with par: use ut
sillng-ro.lil: lOcalon North side. within i've Min-
-uses' walk OF business centre. References tx
changed Address u ~. Tribune Office.
, 1881-10-09

ITO RENT -UNFuRSISI1ED FRONT
L a!coye tu. housekeeping. To adults uniy; gas,
tsssh. hoe ant cold wa.er; furnace Is Untun fark"
, 1881-10-09

TITO RENT - COMPLETE AND ELE-
J. Rau,is furnished house. ..i Sc1ilier-s.. Owner
would BOARD or nut Apply 10 BAHNES * FAiilSI,
kNt3n.
, 1881-10-09

WANTED-TO RENT--A BUILDING
~ sultabse for printing Office a1d paper srore;
must be ut lenst four stortes With hi. easement,
md c,ntatn @ about 4,av square feet to The norr.
Good LIGHT is the essential point desired. l'ur-
ties nvs:.g property ttt win t the bill upon which
they desIe 70 build can nnd responsibls nnd per
maneut tenant II terms usc nAretAble- Possession
desired April /. lsS.. address Boz 3s. P.-0, city.
, 1881-10-09
ITO RENT-TWO NICELY FURN NlSlIED
L rooms II ;lti La SA1e.av.. near Lincv1n l'Mrx

TITO itENT-FUIsNISIlED- PAR
L 1ur t!Dur f No. ;:2l continuing double
paror six "thcr rooms, nnu bathroom price fdA In
ttuf.c Upstairs
, 1881-10-09

ITO RENT-ol EAST I1AltRiSON-ST,
l. pleasant furnished roums with lar+:: closets.
suitable for two pcrsols, also ncciy-fnrshed back
, 1881-10-09

RIO TENT-SLEEPING ROOM. WITH
i closet niceiy furnished ind warmed tor The win
ter: gentleman *7, two sC per month"; Inquire
SECOND uslttr rear rGtl.I 4i Weat AladiyOn 81
, 1881-10-09

ITO EENT-NEW COMPLETELY FUR
+ n:shed house, tine locality, 10 rooms. $:J per
month. i. T. KAGE. " Westinghouse
ITO RENT-TlIE WHOLE OR PART OF
l. my hnuSe. completely furnished None but re-
.ponsote people need app1E. Address U II u,rf1buue
, 1881-10-09


ITO REIMBURSEMENT OFFICE, 1lG
l. Monroe-st. ad}utnin: iiaver!vs lhe,trc.
" MEAD 4 CtE. ~ 4 Sntje-St.
, 1881-10-09

ITO RENT-lIALF OF TIE BEST-I4O-
J. Gated st1re Safest, between Washington and
Madison. fur months fru,n DecetaLer Address
Il 81 trrlunr utfiIr.
, 1881-10-09

TITO RENT-S-KOOM FRAlfE-FIFTY-
l. eighth and WriEot-sts-. EngIewund: new; lake
wn1er; won,d sell on utouthly payments. WILL IL.
AUUKE, l;U Denrburn-st
, 1881-10-09

TT,O REST-PAKT OF LARGE HOUSE
l. 31lS Nhodes-av, near Chicago University and
n, uvu}
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

FOLLOWING Is record of the Police Court pro-
ceedings for the week Jas. Davis, Drunkenness
fined $6, costs 81. W. Bigsby, assault and bat
terry on Max Richer, found guilty, and fined 500
and sentenced to three hours imprisonment and to
pay "a costs. Joe Moraes, assault and battery on
Antonio Martin. noiie proseqm entered by prose-
cution. Chan Chee larceny, noiie proseg,d entered
by prosecution. A. b. McCausand, assault and
battery, sentence suspended until called ON to
appear. All Sing, cruelty TO animals, fined IS,
costs $40. Justiniano, driving without lights
forfeited $40 bail. A. Maonc, needless driving
fined $40, costs n: knlolia,. assault and battery
on Jim, forfeited IS bail w. g. Poole, drunken
ness, noHs prossqni entered by prosecution. Yung
Kai and All Tack, having opium in possession,
hofId prosegDi entered in case of All Tack, and
Yung kai fined $50 and sentenced To one months
imprisonment at hard labor and To pay 81 costs.
All Yon, having opium IN possession, fined $50
and sentenced TO two months imprisonment at
hard labor and to pay costs " in the cases Of Ave
prose eution. All Iai, same charge, fined si0 and
sentenced to nine months Imprisonment at hard
labor and TO pay Sl.3O costs. Aukai, disobedience
to her PARENTS ordered 70 return to her PARENTS
Brown, refusing To obey his parents, ao'e proseqni
entered by prosecution. James Davis, drunken
ness, fined $40, cost 81. William WEIGH, same
charge, sentenced topne months imprisonment Mt
hard labor, costs 81. Charles Stein, gross cheat,
remanded to the 10th inst. Henry Edwards, heed
less driving, fined 90, costs 81. All Sin, assault
and battery ON Lo Foo, sentenced 10 three
81 10 costs case appealed to intermediary Court
William Mckees, drunkenness, forfeited - bail
Lee Wing, c., larceny Of bed linen and towels,
sSS e n nine s month"; Z: n;.
larceny Of property Of Sylvester Thomas, hned 80
and sentenced 10 one years imprisonment at harl
labor and TO y cost for larceny Of property Of
Peter Ainoa, fined tl5 and sentenced TO nine
months imprisonment at hard labor and 70 pay
$50 costs-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13
Latest from tho Lava Flow.
FROM OUR mIo oonnrsrosprsr.
HrIo. August 4th. 1881.

HIIo. Aupust 4th. 1891.
Er,ro, c,r,,nr,v p,,s. M.,ua -. 49, ,.,
i1'io" oN'ohDA' "I'" "i"uh" ~" NAN deem
particularly active TINS week. we have not seen
any fire issuing from it for months until this week.
there was also mucb smoke. Wa knew M once that
81 -, -. -. ...,.',. ~. a.. 49,, 49,
there wouiu De more ACTIVITY ~ inc emo. icster-
day it moved towards Waiakea at least half mile,
40 that IL il not over tbreeouarters OF mile from
Hi, hrt a. Io,,,, oa 4; ,o,as a, .h ;,...,. ..a.
io' '.' "' 'o.B "o J" i"''eS ~ .io u'i''''o" .n"s
1t now H. people In Hilo need feel no alarm. bev-
eral families have moved ACROSS tho Waiuku river,
and Others have engaged houses and rooms In an
ticipation Of its destroying Hilo. II has been
tbonght advisable IN crect N lnvoe bni,din, acyoas
~, su','', ~ 800 .s '
inc "aiuhu 70 store mefchahuise IN, Out III tho
course of the lava has changed, think II may not
DO done. road has been built To tho ton of tho
.,;ra -orna IN, ,.haro ,,o ao. .ha ,,,
'ni" .ou''u III. "ne,o We va" $50 'no i"'a " SooA
advantage. Al night the scene IL particularly
grand and l may say, aufai. Tho red are OF tho
n.y., 80 80 49,. a.. 80. .s -'', -,
ino DUO hre OF gasses tho burning OF trees prusn
and grass make the sight such that 1t is hard
10 dascriha Al, who cap come ubouid ro,,,o M
~ 4" -. ~ 49,. 49,. s''N se''. ~
o"ee iof ~ !" s'sn' !" Pooui'"' .u". "''e ay never
sec the like again. II may get 10 tho YEA any day
or it may DO several days; it Is impossible 10 tell
Those who Jaw Il Yesterday saw Il ran fiko water.
and was a grand sight The Princess Ruth KecIi-
kolani won't up 10 see il the day before yesterday
and staid all night A wagon road was made IN
one ay 10 the front of hill; abe rode in covered
carriage. pulled by men in uniform. She threw
some Of the best brand OF brandy into the Lava
thinking il would appeass Pole, but the natives
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

EDITOR SATURDAY PREss - Your Interpretation
of my meaning is quite correct, but to place the
matter in clearer light before the public, think
it advisable to ask il the essays read at the grad
uating ceremony we're the pure and nnaided efforts
of the graduates If this question is answered in
the affirmative, then you are perfectly right in
agreeing with w. l.. Jones, that Oahu College pos
sesses the unique faculty of not only being able "a
train pupils to think alike, but even to erp,vss those
thoughts with such similarity of STYLE as to cause
the rumor to get abroad that the essays were pro.
duced by one and the same person.
This is a wonderful power for an educational
establishment to possess, and feel sure that the
claim to it would be ignored in any civilized CON-
munity outside of the Sandwich Islands.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

NEws OF the progress Of the lava flow is
now anxiously looked for by every vessol from
Hiio. The latest intelligence was quite alarm
ing, and the Hilo people, alive to the danger,
were taking means to check the flow or turn it
from the town. A series Of walls are being
built to head the flow on, and If it continues to
run in small stream. they may be of some
use, butt should it make one of its spasmo die
outbreaks in the direction Of Hilo, nothing
could be done by human hands to stop ii or
change its course. Mr.. Sterling, Superintend-
ent Of Public Works, aud Professor Alexander,
went to Hio by the Likelike last Tuesday, TAX
ing with them supply Of dynamite and ma
terial to check the flow il possible. Before
the departure Of the Likeliks on her last trip
up from Hilo, the lava stream had turned in
the direction Of Waiakea, and should 1t con-
tinue IL that direction Iiilo may be saved.
An opinion in regard to the action Of the lava
can not be advanced with any certainty, but
AS the flow has lately exhibited sigma Of re-
newed activity. there is little probability that
1t will cease before reaching the sea, and We
would not be surprised to hear on the arrival
Of the next mail, that it is now running into
the ocean. The branch Of the flow known as
the Hilo stream. il yet sorae three or four mies
from the town. and is the larger and more dan
gerous Of tho two II 1t continues In its present
course. We hope to bear that the Waiakea
strs.fn will leave Hilo untouched, and that the
Hilo stream will die out before reaching the
town and harbor.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

THE latest addition TO agricultural imple-
ments in England is the "steam digger"
which is a combination of the plough and spade.
In the short space of an hour, and at work.
ing cost of five shilings, it will turn over an
acre OF ground, and that, too, in such way as
to produce superior cultivation. The inventor
claims that it will do as much work as 20 men
in n day. 1t appears to have withstood very
exactng tests.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

THE California;, for August has an excel
lent table of contents. Among other interest
ing articles are "The Secusion and Isolation
of Hawthorne" "At the Tomb of Carlisle"
Corporations in Politics, ga Knight of the
Frontier" and "The Wilds Of Darien." There
are also the usual poems, short romances and
the distinctive featnre Of Govt cronninra >,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13
Sale of Lease of Government Lands.

oeAe VI AeHse Oh 0OvSrumCnt Lands,
ON THURSDAY SEPTEMBER, srn 1881 at the front
entrance of ALuoLANI HALE at 10 O'Clock noon, will
be sold at Public Auction, the following Leases of
government Landsi E4x
st All that tract OF land siuated in the District NJ
Kal, Island Of Hawaii, and known as KAALAfKI
Tcrms-Leasc ~ years, upset price $40 per an.
nun, payable scmiannuay In advance.
End poIilIIs dn Of the Government land known as
kukulOPAE LIST and 2nd In South Konn, lIn
wall, containing 100 g-l0 acre Terms.-Iease
~ YEAR, upset price $50 per annum, payable
Bird That tract Of land, situated In Hama, Maui and
known as WAIKIKI. Terms.-Lease 10 years
4 TIE KEPUHI, situated in Paloo Valley, oahu, CON
tanning ia acres. Tcims-Lcasc.. 10 years,
upset price $40 per annam, payable seni.an.
nualy In advance.
3 TIT HoKUuLA, a track Of Government land be.
tween Waihce pasture and Kaalimi, district of
years, upset price, 800 per annum, payable
scmannually in advance
TIL KAMAEE, n tract of land situated between the
lands 81 hakalau and umanma, district Of IIilo,
San per annum, payable scmannually in ad.
NIAU, situated in Kalihi-waena, on the main road
and containing 10 1900 acres. Upset price $40
per acre.
Also at same time and place will be sold, FOUR
BUILDING LOTS Nos col and 205 and 1888 and 1877 on
King and Young Streets, Kalaokahua plains, Oahu.
upset price 800 each lot
For surveys and other particulars on all of the above,
apply at this Office. ii. A. p. CARTER,
40 Minister of the INTERIOR
FRIDAY, September End. 1884, the anniversary OF
the birth OF Her Royal Highness the Princess Regent
will be observed national holiday and all Govern
mcnt Offices throughout the the Kingdom will be closed
II. A. p. CARTER,
Minister Of the Interior
Interior OfIlce, Aug 9th 1851 SGD 30 Al
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Licenses Expiring in August, 1881.

Licenses Expiring in August, 1881.
RETAIL OAHU.
2 Gee Man, Nnnann St., Honolulu
All Soon Waikane, Koolaupoko,
". II. Place, Mounakca ST.,
Wong Wo, Nuuanu St.,
Y John LeaI. King St,
16 All Sen, Kamoili :"
16 Lun Pen, Kamoiliii
10 W. y. Foster, Fort St..
- II Marsh, kapaama, King ST., "
% sam Sing, Hoeia Koolaupoko
e g 4 M W rfires Is. 8 Co Queen St, :"
RErAIL-MAUI.
Leong Fat. wailuku,
9 Quong Fong, Hamakuapoko,
3 Lum Chop, Punakohau, Lahaina,
30 Ahulii Kaupo, Hama,
RErAIL-nAwAIr.
! Aki. Punaluu, Kan
Al Young u Apen, llawi n: Kohala,
70 9. Along, Pipeikeo lilo, l''''I''
y y ap WS A Eo NSp9,opoo' South Kona,
Is Amana, Kukuihaelc, Hamakua,
q e Ns Part pa MS"Saaf iia ln%aaua'
e3 Awann, Waimea
8 8 A n II ,a mSng HiIs North kohn'a'
80 Wight, Malawa, North Kohala,
81 Ano, Paa, Hamakua,
WHOLESALE.
20 W PIERCE n Co, Queen st. Honolulu,
RETAIL SPIRIT.
81 II Bradley, corner King and Fort SITS,
II JAS y Lemon, Commercial Hotel,
JOBBING SPIRIT.
9 Macfarlane & Co, Kaahumanu ST
Chas Long Merchant st,
BILLIARD.
12 Lake Punahoa. IIo,
IA j. F. Aluli s. A Kcpoika,, Kahului, Maui,
vICrUAILNG.
9 Chung Pui, Hanalei, Kauai,
All Sen. Knuahuhu, North kohala,
Akao, Wailuku,
4 Wing Wo IL Co, Nuuanu st, Honolulu,
Ahuna, Wailuku.
Chong Sing g. Co, Halawa, North Kohnla,
10 Sam Yu Fong Co, Hotel st, Honolulu,
12 Ata Hlio,
i6 Hun Chong, Wamca. Kauai,
% sam Sing, Uceia,
~ Yec Sum, Punaloa Hilo,
rs Leon Dejean Hotel st, Honolulu,
BtTCHER.
Perry, Fish Market, Honolulu,
q w Jones, Kau,
Sam Hook, North Kohala,
Is X sylvia, Fish Market, Honolulu,
10 Pomaikai, Waihec,
Is W. Bell, N. Kohala,
CAKE PEDDLING.
FIRE ARMS.
40 II ma Tolhert Kon Inn
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

Gun thanks are duo to Mr.. Il. w. Iaino, Consul
for Mexico, for copies of the Dia,io Official and FL
NocioHal published in the city of Mexico.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

THE Hawaiian Guards were out on street pa
rade last Tuesday evening for the first time They
are progressing finely and mako very credi.
table appearance,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13
TOPICS or THE DAY.

MAURICE G. BLAKE has received the nomi-
nation of Mayor Of San Francisco from the
Republican party. Kalloch, it is said, will
not enter the lists this year.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

Mr. West has added Steam-engne to his car
riage factory in Queen street. which will drive saw
ing, planning and drilling machines.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

The San Francisco Merchant says: a. The rails
ing of the quarantine embargo between Honolulu
and the Hawaiian Islands will restore life to our
trade with that kingdom"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

WE have not heard of any work being done on
Thomas Square since the algeroba trees there
were mutilated some months ago.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

The German steamer Hesperia sailed for Hong
kong last Saturday, carrying two hundred and
hfty-four Chinese-men, women and children
from Honolulu
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

MacrAnLaSE Co., are erecting shed of CORFU
gated iron on tho space on Queen street. between
their store and the Masonic building
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

The United States Minister in London presided
at the annual meeting of the Society for the pro-
lection of ancient buildings"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

The birthday of the Princess Regent, Friday,
September Cd will be this year observed as public
holiday, and Government offices will be closed.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

WHAT has become of our cricket and baseball
clubsP We have heard of no games being played
of late.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

Or Of the smallpox patients at tho Quarantine
Hospital died this week.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

On Saturday we noticed a road scrapcr at work
ON Fort street II was rather primitive sort of
affair, but better than nothing.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

FIFrYNINE passengers arrived in Honolulu from
San Francisco last Monday by the steamer Gin Of
Nep York. Three passengers left here for the Colo
mics by the same steamer.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

TnE water was shut off from tho Government
reservoir yesterday for cleaning and repairs.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

CAPTAIN Conn has resumed command of the
steamship ctr Of Ne,e rork.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

CAPTAIN NoRDBuRG arrived in Honolulu last
Monday rs passenger on the barkentne Eureka,
of which he was formerly Captain. Captain Emer-
son succeeds to the command.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

THERE was m unusually large number of &C
tions of assumpst on the civil record in tho Police
Court this week.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

NUMBER of workmen are engaged in laying
stone at the corner of Beretania and Emma streets
on the mauka side and Union street on the makai
side preparing for the steam roller.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

NINE passengers left here for San Francisco by
the schooner Anna, and one by the bark Lady