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The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-17

Mothers, Wives. Daug hters, Sons, Fathers,
Ministers, Teachers, Business Men. Farmers.
Mechanics, ALI should be warned against
using and introducing into their HOMES
Nostrums and Alcoholic Remedies. Have
no such prejudice against, or fear of, War
ners Safe Tonic Bitters.' They are what
they are claimed TO be-harmless as milk,
and contain only medicinal virtues. Extraet
Of Choice Vegetables only. They do not belong
to that class known as "Cure-Alls." but only
profess to reach cases where the disease
originates in debilitated frames and impure
blood. perfect suring and Summer Medi-
cine.
A Thorough Blood Purifier. A Tonic Appetizer
Pleasant to the taste, invigorating to the
body. The most eminent physicians recon-
mend them for their Curative Properties.
Once used, dlscdys preferred
So TRY THEM. ga
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-17

CANARY. HEMP. RAPE, MILLET AND
~ Nav Seed, at L. MILLER's Drag store
4SMatn street, Mount Holly -S
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-17

The Peabody Hotel, $50 South 9th
street, Philadelphia, is one of the best
ct the price $500 per day. of any in
the city. It is FIRST class in every re-
spect, except in price which is less
than other hotel charges. Persons
visiting Philadelphia either transcient-
ly or for longer period can not do
better than to stop at this well con-
Quoted house. 35-y
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-17
LYDIA e. PgNKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.



for all these I'ainiuf Gumriniuts and Weaknesses
socsmmon 10 onr hest female population.
1t Will euro entirely the worst form Of Female Conn
plants all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulccrn
ton, Falling and Dspaccnents, and tho consequent
Spinal Weakness and Is particularly adapted to tho
Change of IIfo.
it viii dissolve nnd ezpel tuDors from the uterus IN
IN early stage OF development The tendency to can
ceros humors therei checked very secdy II It's use
1t removes fsintnesa atulency dcstroysall craving
for stlnuanta and relieves weakness OF the stomach
1t cures Boating, Headaches, Nervous Prostitution,
General Debility, siccressness Depression and Indi-
gestion
That feeling of bearing down, caasiHg pain weight
and backachc always permanently cured lyits use.
1t will at oil tmcs and under al Circumstances act In
harmony with the that govern III feiaio system.
For the of Kidney Complaints II etLer COX this
Compound IS unsurpassed.
LYDIA T.. PINEHAi'S NEE... I'LL con-
POUNDS prepared ct 1913 ana 80 N,-tera Lvcnac,
Lynn Mass Price 81. Six bottesfor s.. Sent by mail
in the form OF pills, also In the form OF lozenses
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either Mr. Tinkhca
freely all letters Of inquiry Send fer panDh
let. Address as above. Mention III leesr
No family should be without LYDIA I. Fi.,EuA.I's
LIVER PILLS. They cure consti. cation, bliousner5
, aad torpidity Of the liver Is cents rer box.
h1 Sold by all Druggists. ia
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-17

r IME. CEMENT, PLASTER,
and Plastering Hair, in large or small O uan-
titles, at IT. B. BULLOCKS
15 Garden st, Mount Holly Nj
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-17
SCHUYLER's EXPRESS,

&IO1lO I I1Eh . EAPhESS,
~ between Mount Holly and Philadelphia.
Philadel phia Office No. 10 Market street.
AL ordersleft at his residence, No. So Button
WOOD street, Dobbins's bakery, Rhees's and Elk
1ng's book store, ]. Howard Shinn's and j.. r.
aed to. An experience of over 20 years Is a uf-
ncientguarantee of his ability and trustwort hi
ness. Baggage called for and delivered to All
parts of the town and city.
At my Philadelphia office, all large uackss ,es
must be left at 1880 O'Clock A. NJ. and smsu
packages at O'Clock ?. N,
JnlyE'79.1y. EATH 3, ENHUYLER.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-17

Everybody felt bad over the terrible
drouth, even the corn was shocked.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-17

When man is condemned to be hung
IL must be terrible on his nerves to be
KEEP Ia suspense.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-17

DR.. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer
= the marvel Of the age for all nerve
diseases. All fits stopped free. Send
10 981 Arch street Philadelphia, Pa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30
The AIIardzce Pamphlet.

Just before the departure from San Francisco of
the steamer City of Ns,c York for this port. Mr.
John c. Alar6yce- formerly Of Lahaina, issued
small pamphlet embodyIng some Of his views re-
carding social and general life IN the Hawaiian
Islands So far as known. but one COPY has been
seen by Island people. which belonged 10 an officer
or passenger on the steamer. II Is dedicated to
His EIcslleucy Henry 4. p. Carter, Minister Of
the Interior, though The author has the grace to
confess that II vas q dedication without per
mission or authority.
IS might have been expected from a person
OF his reputation Nr. Alardvce's views
and singular Obtussless As to facts. In
deed there arc many statements which the gentle
man must have known TO be false but which he
advances on the faith Of gossip. The work Is put
forward expressly for the purpose Of deteing emil
grafton 20 these Islands. Mr. Ailarlyce saws that
he came here. one Of the deluded believing that
he would ind an earthly p1radise-a spot where
life would be easy and not hard TO master, In
place of tia the found bad climate, an uninterest-
ing and sterile country and anomalous social con-
dltlous- He proceeds to declare that the lines of
caste are riEidly7draEn- To the first class belong
the missionaries, their friends and sycDphants
class who BY e1tortion. hypocricy. immortality and
every form OF evil have obtained the supremacy.
Fort Street church comes IN for the heaviest share of
his wrath, and l. charged With all evil and credited
with no good If true. more rotten and Infamous
body than this could hardly exist. Individual
bers arc charged with the most violent and high
handed conduct. The lines Of demarkatiOn IS
10 otuer classes are not 20 Clearly marked. But
the Diplomatic Corps comes IN for lis full share Of
the venom OF this eursEed person. Names are
given and the characters Of persons held up 20 the
utmost contempt The III feeling Of the author
vas 80 great ~ 20 lead him to forget the courtesy
due ladies. and be draCs more than one of them by
name through the mire and filth of this picture.
he draws harrO=lns picture Of the low moral
tone Of this community. and intinnates that white
women of respectable families are guilty Of con
duct placing them beyond the pale of decency, yet
they are everywhere received. Even the throne Is
not above the lance Of this knight. Per
haPs the most bare-faced statement of the
publication cJncen persecution of HIM
self. wherein lie was cpuspired against fer the
reason that be opposed the existing state o.
sfairs-Was imprisoned on the charge Of burglary.
but acquitted by the jury. For this, he saws, the
Prosecuting witness vas compelled to pay him
heavy damages He however omits 20 state that
on his arrival II San Francisco, the bonds stolen
IN that burglary vere seized and recovered when
he, Hs, the immaculatel tried 70 negotiate them
The price Of this prediction Is fixed at fifty cents
and more l. Promised
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30
EFFORTS.

80 - F-a-rfs-1. --r W n Nrrrr. Nov- e2i-C
r----4e- f-a-r-- Brewer e Co. itl rc~ Jun 1cr. -
- $50 ~ ~ -s-a - h1s lt-e - 1zc- hay.
-.-- h--r-r tHut -a~1 me- e. -rg- sheer. q =
rru.s. o. n Hrics-. Book I e 1creirE.
--e- srI--s Ca. = Pz- --1r, = * 1olai7rs u
r-.s- r-r-s . Cooke @tsl P.s>t.s pllir-1all
4 r- - ze 1si1-s 8 ture g. 7-. PIPE . g cooks
i--stall a c. -ct lk- l-y -e'-5- e hats Z. rSE
rrrrr-r- t- -af~l---A @ -1e= y Aclre-lz. - -
a. Ts--- .h-en- @ Nckirirr. . rN- feed v Dash
- ga ~ -az-r- rs1IhF. Tn uE- -ruc- " Z
49, -al.. Is ls-ivs- . bEs rlre- Hart Bro.
a. - r-rr - ~ -1c ard fe-1; 7 - Lh7un c
r-r-r. er a teclrs1-- wagons ieie J 70,
= -. r.rs rsc Nscrz-zrr A 20 c u-sslcs inst-l-
nl- Nu-rfr rk- c.1rhir-- treo A-lle- ~
4- -ra.-- rzrkir-. - PIX tu~-rz meets < frur1e--
Co. nar- ~ r--rsr-ys Hia- 3 >r---r-. = ~ cats
4 Z rrs ~ tsrkrrs-T A kinney. 3 pkg ra19 stools
az -rrr1 s- F-a-f ~ EG-rlf-r-. g stationery; t1s-
- y rr = aI-a--cs= a. sr--z e. shoes te-sr,
* r--- W &c parke- = PIX ard parcels f1r : "
ua--r. i y Carter B u Austin; 1905 pkg 70 Chinese
f--
r--u san F-zurisc1- pc-I FaLScu5tr-. N6F .
- .E.-. G. hat g sks u--a-rrs. 81 Ks cats. y
Es ---- rT ~s-s r-1-- f-s 90 ceier. 80 BIDS shin
- 6 49, sai-rr- = - uafls. ~ lx earcles Y g
81 -irs crarzars. 81 - oats 80 * te1r -
- -5r- r--ts. . r. h-f--r. Is * 11r.ey- y
~ So h1s slaves 81 hsf 1ols he21s- ict o.
r--- N-u T--E rc- Caiharen. NcT l5th-s e. p-o1rs.
e---ar-- - caster OH . hcl. paper. . -
49,. ae- -nnc- h0e~ ard l1--11rr- l0f % car
- -a--rL ITs 1c asa ir1bcr, s. tons broken eod-
p 4. i.- as cr ~ -zdlc-z ict o. IN ware. ca.es
ir- r--a-c- d Jog CT t1llcpo- INJURIES
20 Isss--az.rr and ri hex rlslse-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

HAVING JUST TAKEN IN HIS
Ii MaiestyE State Carriage 10 renoyate and pollen
up be in readiness his return trip from around
the Globe my artist-Mat. Cannavan-ihc carriage
painter, late Of Philadelphia, feels confident that he
can put such a finish has never been seen in
Honolulu and. furthermore, ! wish Il distinctly
understood that will not be responsible for any acct
dents that might happen that occasion. In fact al
my Carriages that painted BY Mat are liable 10
frighten any fractions horses; therefore should adj
wise all parties seeing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

- - F-u-r.-o. per " Aimy, NOV =d-E "
T.ss-r ulf- sul cli.l- , y Clark-
s-- ~ r-rr-f--1. ~ = A Faiscrh-r-- Ner -sth-
NJ. So NFlHr- u q NcChe~urr ard u1f-- p : NC
s-s-.-- u-Cfr-nrr Nellie , NrChcsucg. kal pa
NTt---r n-rrr Trurs---- I Iusn-tld anl uits-
l...-- Hrrfe NJ >-1itk- 3rr hursc, y n AeAil
- f4----r HsreaI. Frank >tacsuolc. = loltss. 7
80 f-rrrr F--r-u AK >-rrher1- jas AaFt-- v :
~ s-~ "a g. lTrr~u. q n Ntl-cn-
r--- ~s- F-arrl-e,. per CITY o., NeE York. Nov ;
NJ a.-as ea7l-atr- and usl.d- Mr. L Baker. Mrs.
E.-err-I y E.-s aad Nt-e 4 . krU1r1-, NJ tFe1 !
IA N- H. Enrrrarrs. Nr. ba-4frt NJ = lo'ils- IT
- = HastIa--- Res H = u-<en and : 1'iys NJ
- ~ 80 AIan Nrant Mr. " il hlce- Ar aud Mr.
! 4 u--tf Mls- Frrilrr h1-.- Nrs q t1rnealE. NJ :
p sI-rrrs-- NJ Is q Castle NJ a y Beard Ar a "
I'D ~ A E1--ri- Mr. i AtEtns.u ana
1880 ME.s - Irh NJ azd M J 7 St1lz. d aud
~ Ea-1ud-f- Cart v y Nicaaisun. NJ = "
F--f-- Rev. A Cruran. Cos and Mr. z : SpaHlii n
A. er-rs--r Ws~ Mako. Ms Li1ear- NJ : t.7ih-
81 l.-1ln- NJ y I111-lss-- ut 2 Alin-lef' ana
:. -lee-s-c
r--- wT-sua-I P1-t-. pr Like ~ NeT -1tt-heT
~ o. Er-a Miss T. i'r1b1f-7- At-< Il hl1tan
~. j srr-sr Na.s o. Wa5imelS1ise- Nc hnizio-
n -. tt-f Ms Htnaia- Hon q Nilder, q Davis 3
y ..rsr--- r ID Mi--l-. a "a B-TTu =. & 4 htllels
- f--r. + b. Sr7er. q G-ei- "
, .a-r- "a b 1aEslerz- z NsS=c- ! ka5tenlr-ks u y
C----9 6 \ sreucer. y halaa- = Il brsHE, : y
n 40 g. ErsrrIr-hcr-a y heguai-s - n 49,
~ X - Wahaesel1a- Mrs A Carl4r;s1 y ana
rH0
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

DR.. 4. Hammond, late Of san Francisco, Who
arrived By the steamer CITY Of Yer York On Mon
DAY evening last VII succeed Dr.. Fitch - Gov
errneut physician at kilausa. kauai- Dr. Ham
muud vii proceed 70 tbs field Of his iabo-s to
r1orroT- We are informed that this gentleman
has IN excellent record IN his p-ofessiu and Is
highly recommended We wish him as great sue
cess IN his new field rs Dr.. Fitch had
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30
EuERc1AL.


= - - { IL. AHFEfEEE Il-h. ~
A@t1< ne uerk sluu< the wha-res business has
.'s- II iA1lin- -1oas -rcently rrcrirvd Duriar
r- vr-s &c have h.e .dafiuu.i carros Of ss,o-s
ed ms-caanai-e f-u= Arsricsn ro-ts. III tseJ A F,k
snn1-r srua san Frznrisoo- asd caiharien fr,= New
ha-s A11aE ne la-les f-vi-ss 8. cue loessos,c 70.
the Maautuus -.li-uae
An=- = ~ Fl-ntaluus ar uow busv r-iadin-. and
f-ur 81 ru---e-s e-uc- ne ch-cr.u- s-4s shat sh-
7t-ae b. as1ve re stzraz-s ~ a., seasou We
az trz- = --E hsvirg Fallen Fl,aufEly en- noss o,
-ss l-tz-ss- " RI e fru c-r-rlio-.
pa t1uc tp -r-s sh-r- fr-clr- H--vais-thc bkrne J
AE1-kiutlse ana s--s-e- City q Nca Ncs fru1n saa
E-z----r- al h--k CaDi-isu frs- Nru YOKE.
wf-h uu-.e- tt a--e-te- gsl. NE er-zftl-c- urrr-
t1-k z p Al-F fa- So rr1-c-c1. -ts -E-zr. -,olz--
- ana re- sre- sf s-fr, rs BARK sziui-- fr- Per
T---ss-s. zul p Is -1cz-e- CRY % Nrv Yo1k fg,i
sga---
~ s-tc---- T-l-hr "a salis5 s-oa Hilo Ter san
F-a-cs- al r car-o su-ar. aslas-e-. aides. etc
Tl- hs-u- " b nIasaa1 VIA .al o. saa Fraueisco
So - -. M q ~ ~ . /. gsI-
kae1r zt-- aI--la--.-. Ell 1-- sta sqaica icr ne
raue
ror s----l-r l-s- ~ 2 P. Aaz=s ei-Tasod O. thrre
rsr- uF re- asr uh-ca -azri SETTER prices thaH
80 -1aF----- n1z-- 81 s.l- 'lii-ll~ tas.r1l- 81
rt- ce-rr AaE-a ar4 M-rcha1t ---veis h1aa-ai
$50 rar ---- 70 sHl af nl-S-lc Evra- cg-fr.--sS
&c., l-z- -a- cry. 60 a1.-- zrrc- l-v1-lE t2-
------t -u---aas-- vilh Mess-s Williams,
u--u14 d la'-- laa--1ir l.-cz-Ie
SaS Frsx--co. N1v-ns-r i3fh. tsSt
oar r- rE~-r. were gar-a - zi-ao pr Au-yrlla.
- 49, ---s- rll-.-1'r.l a...fe ll a- aiiitaes
have r1l-czcr- tL- lsta lz.i Do 1alr benz
- a.. 81 -
A---- - -.-.-- .s.e e-r-.r- a.. = r-st per
~ 5000 rn- N.t.I.s las.s has lsiranrad 90
49,. .5-s- 80. -. ras- u the Easie-a
- ~ Tlrr ---r-s- a-uce-ri1. tlr CON
% E--r-a. -1e r-a-e- = Nll- : ase ta-ee-
~ N-.N,r
.-.--. 49, l. 49,,
~ - 49, -
49, =. -. - ,--------I s.,--
- = ~ - sr- LTr slucitau-l1> arrival az
ewhat tr r Ge 81. --. =. Y. ~
l-4 ar- l.--r- c7--- e..l ~ 80 - -. "a
Ha--r- aA. ->. ---,..- So -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

- s-s It-hs- ho1ss erected By this Government
- e-rl- o.,sst lr-h-inc p1rPoses has been oooa-
-..A rns vii be iIlzrrinzted and after the Isl
= r----.-r Il s-ruds ca the So1thvssf point o.
49, ku--u IS Lzs o ka Lean and VII x
-z7~f-rIarir ussfzl % cozs.ers ostEeen tnts Pol
- T.hsira Il v01ld Be vel % e1E-lo1 I1aTlLel
rszst onrfo1nrlnz tbs polnl Vi - 49,, 80
- - 1r-s-I-Ei 80 .sr miles 70 the North and
80 = the ous PISSED bF vessels coming LIoll
- -. rsrs-ially zs al the charts niI1erto
- - IA distances apart uEch less tlan X -
- y, - ri-fr ,.,-rert position In fact sec
--r5 lirtt-hvr-ss With flashing Light 2
= - r,uu b riaced on this crEer point OF
- IN Lilo as It = calleo-
T~ Han. ]. Enuzinui and family vsrs rrlcased
- -ws-antine Yesterday, and The oth1r fEnli-
- ~ hlrs thar frued1l to-day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30
EXPORTS
PASSENGERS.

~ - $500. rer z VI ai-y. Ncv 2idsfs. g
Is- s1-z- fst 80 $780, ie-sb % nee i'' ol--
h.-zras DEN Faluc s-7.fi,ft.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

Of San Francisco he was set upon by hoodlums,
and very badly rnErled; the rascals got nothing
from hirn as ne had bought exchange upon this
place. ErySipelas was the immediate cause OF his
death but II was thocsht by his meSs,nateS that
the heavy rnauling be had got was the real cause.
His effects were handed over by Purser Platt to
the American Consul here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30
NOTICE.

THE COP HIP AT
J. Honoi1H, between the late Mr.. ROBERT C.
JASIOS and 3lR- THEO II DAVIES. under the firm
name Of THEO. II. DAVIES. terminated the 18th
day Of Aueast, D. 1881. b the deafh Of 3ir- Jaaio.
All Liabilities Of the late Copartnership Assumed
By the faid Iheo- H. Davies, who coLtEues the busi
rcss undcr the firm name Of
HoaOIaiu, Nor lsth, 1851. ST. - $500 s1St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30
MEMORANDA

r--- "a sh- @ 8 : :. Ci-r % Yea To-s Irui. 3.
r-tr rr-->fH-s f--- san F-a-clscr Monday Ncr.
g. IL .a "a ff ~ Es-hr~~. rii't. Nov. sri e. :
l-.a NH--r-- s.r---s "a -r--r arc . azfife OF
-aAH Eal n. ierz SO 81 " barred az
- So 80 -=--es 9 An b-i-auta~
r--F a. r-- r4-fau.-. an -s~rTsrri showing i-aal
= p . .af 81 = y .ou- - = ".
arr .Ha - iirae'rIl nu the ~. 81 ~ "a
E-------e-1 -azrhu7e-r u.a- T-ttI utt1tn = zcE-s
=- rH-r vt-- srrr-- -1-tlea=t wines r-crc ul-E
81 ..-r-s u-s'l arrival
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30
j. n. DAVIDSON,
Attorney at Law, No. 10 Kaahuaanu Street,
NOTICE.

A FTER 4 LONG RESIDENCE ON
"a the 0sfskirs Of civilization in these Islands. and
5ecoIniHS thoroughly acquainted with the wants Of
people living in the country. Ezve opened ONCE al
No . Queca street for the double puTDo-e % accom-
mOdafing the purchaser and hi agent b. hing your
petty private ORDER which. in many cases your agent
doe not wish 10 DC bothered with.
r. VIII take p1iur 70 get what you want at the
CHEAPEST MARKET RATES. FOB CASH OF DE-
LIVERY. occupy the same oeace with the HOaoEiu
Trz1sle- Co. and they sEaEzntee 70 forward safely
as AZ WI. STONE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

Captain Forsyth Grant and his young bride
arrived at their home to-day. Great preparations
had been made for their reception the house and its
approaches were appropriately decorated and the
occasion was made as joyous as possible.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

Grinding was commenced At the Kilauea mill on
the 9th inst and by the aid Of the locomotive the
mil was vel fed throughout the day. notwith-
standing that the cane was being taken from
distant field. Sugar viii be sent forward By the
.rzHyes Nak-s due in Honolulu Sunday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30
NOTICE.

MR.. j. G. TUCKER HAS THIS
Co M. r r. Leneian assnuae. an the debse ~
Liabilities Of the said hrIu.
Honolulu. Nor. i9th. isi. . = IS'Sh'N = ~ sS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

A lighthouse has been erected on the S-w. point
% Molokai It Is a Fresnel light OF - magnitude.
and l. visible for distance Of IL miles Another
light should be erected the NV. point 10 miles
distant, - soon as funds VIII permit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

Our typos and others sampled the ginger ale,
etc. sent them by Palmer 4 Co, and request Us TO
say that the braid Is good. On enquiry we find
that MesSers- Piilmer Il Co have very complete
arrangements 70; manufacturing various kinds Of
aerated water.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

The Koloa mill commenced grinding on its new
crop en- Monday Of last week and ground twenty
eight CHARTERS ll+Clo Eallons) OF Juice each day.
The crop Is the heaviest one ever grown on that
plantation. The cane on the marsh " lands Is
exceedingly heavy. Mr.. Adolf HRnneberg. who is
acting a. manager in the absence Of Mr.. J. y.
Wright, is carrying or the work with great efici-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

the T. r. Bishop. His purpose is to superintend
the shipping Of mares which he imported per
Disr0rsJv Mr.. Bertslmann IS an enterprising
stock raiser and i doing what he can to improve
the breed Of his animals
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

THE ANNUAL MEETING or
n The KAUAI TELEPHoNIc COMPANY win 81
bid - me once % g. y. Wilcox. Ea1 Llhua. a.
oeiork p. m, 90 the 18th o. November 1of
W. H. hICE. 8ccfy
80 g " K Smith,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

by the steamer CRY II Ncrr York Il Is now II
our P0st-ofhce. awaiting opportunity 70 be re-
turned. They make mistakes elsewhere II Is plain.
This bag had passed through the san Francisco
p1st-psFigp
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

Is nov about completed The job Is a very credit
able one Arrangements for convenience IN sort
INC letters and newspapers have been made; IN
such matters the building IS more complete than 1t
has ever been.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

prrBrES-Ar Ctrciau1ri- ohi1- octc1er - I -
- - Fsr-rrr. ard rnrh-r - WI PEBBLES.
- s--sarriy 4. = Wee Consll 81 nc PEI q h'le
-1Il
FrtCE-Tu san Francis-o. Cal Nossl - ~. -.
- :. -. - Ifu-srins- iliurs~ from IA ll-rali
- $500 Hsurr n GlacE- only snn % =. d.
- - - Anna C4therize Back a-el = Erarss :
49,. arl e1T-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30
christmas New Years
HOLIDAYS:

Malaga Table Raisius, SultanS Raisins,
California Raisius, New Currauts,
Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel,
Almonds, Walnuts and Filberts,
Jars French Plums, Tins French Plums,
Bxs. New Figs, Cs. Gclatine.
Tins Plum Pudding, Tins Mince Meat,
The Parker House Soups,
Crosse & BIackwel's Raspberry and Straw
berry Jam,
Crosse d Blackwslrs Red and Black Cur
rant Jelly,
Crosse It BIackwell's Raspberry Vinegar,
Raspberry and Lemon Syrup,
Crosse d BIackwell's Mock Turtle and
Mullagatawny Soups,
Cases Maple Syrup and Comb Honey,
Dessicated Cocoanut,
Tins Pabe de fol Gras,
Genuine India Chutuoy aud Curry Powder,
French Peas aud Mushrooms,
AND VARIETY OF
BOnbOns, COssaques and Luggage,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

Any fear Of smallpox appears 20 be gruundless,
are glad % say none Of the people who we're in
contact Eith the man vhovas supposed 20 haye 1t
have shown any symptoms IF either vsrioloid or
smallpox After all seems that the minority Of
doctors was II the right.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

A locomotive. the Grst Of three which are eI-
pected arrived for Mr.. :. q. Wilder. per Cur
fbur-. on Friday last. The engine was shipped
on the Likyilr yestsrdsy this will greatly facIi-
tate the vork on the line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30
NOTICE..

DR. EMERSON WILL, on NOV 1.
IL remove bis once from Dr. T. H01manns Drur
store. Merchant Street. % hia residence on the cor
ncr Of Kukui sad Fort Streets. Telephone No. 10.
- OFFICE HOURS-Fron 70 Il a. M. and 10
D.. u.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30
ISLAND LOCALS.


ABoUT IowS.
Z salute was fred al y NJ on Monday in hono'
Of the day.
The Rand PLAYED at the Hotel last Thursday
evening.
For late foreign news. correspondents, ETC. sex
small Supplement Of to-day.
The rainfall on Saturday, as measured BY Dr.
z McEibbin's rain gauge was lis inches
The HMC.S. meet on Saturday evening at the
Presidents residence, W. o. Smith, Esq. Beretania
street-
Nr. Kliuguer. correspondent. Of three Of the
most important German papers arrived BY the
cry Of Mr. YORK
The new GAzrrrz Office Is rapidly approaching
completion. We hope % address our readers from
i about Jan Is
To-morrOw evening there viii be a meeting of
the Bethel Social Union. There Is every p-Uspeet
q lis bsirAA success
his Majesty the King. returned from Kauai
early on Satzrday morning. He made no tour Of
tbs island, o1iy Yisl.l1g.
HIS Majesty the King will lsave for Hawaii Il
ths Lisrfstr to-day. He intends making an e1-
tended tour % the Island returning Ia January.
Alterations are going on IN the Iyesurn. and all
the various societies which have been accustomed
10 NEE; there have had 70 seek curriers' elsewhere
The Hosp has capital cartoon sntitle 1.-The pic
torial history q a live paper" !; figures many Of
Tire di=cr~ditable affairs IN which that paper has
been engaged.
On Friday evening the city vas visited with
heavy fail Of rain and thunderstorm Thcss
wso we're awake and looked OCT Of their windows
enjoyed a Wild scene.
our thanks are due 70 Mr.. ThOs. C. Th-urn, for
late files OF san Francisco papers- We also are
under obligations 10 the Merchants Exchange, San
Francisco. for like fayors.
On Monday there seemed every prospect of 4
good koua. and during the earlier part OF the day
considerable Quantity o. ram fell but It cleared
up somewhat during the afternoon
The new Leper Hospital was to have been
opened yesterday. but owing to the Indictment
weather 1t vas impossible 70 move the PATIENTS II
VII be opened as SION a. weather permitted
Owing to the stormy weather which Sc: in yes
terday morning most Of our coasting steamers de
fer-ed Sliling until today. The Liieiits leaves
tins afternoon at O'Clock for Windwaru ports.
Monday WIS holiday, bit was not thoroughly
kept. The government Offices and the schools
were closed. but many OF the places of business
were open. and not all the Consular hags were
hoisted.
The boy in charge Of the Telephone during the
night deserves great credit for his vakefulness;
during the nights OF Sunday and Monday he was
called Cd AZ all hours ami was always promptly at
his post.
A locomotive. the arst Of three which are Ell.
pected arrived for Mr.. :. q. Wilder. per Cur
fbari-, on Friday last. The engine was shipped
on the Lisiitr yesterday. this will greatly faclli
tate the vork on the line.