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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
Police Court.

May Isth.-Lo Huna, from the Nth, discharged;
All Nee, assault and battery, remanded to the 18TH
D. Kahaunai, drunk, forfeited So bail; Thomas
Higgins, drunk, forfeited Sc bail; John Mayhene,
drunk. fined S., costs 81; Kaluna, Keoki, Kao and
Kaluna, all deserving bound service each forfeited
81 bail.
May 19th.-Ah Nee, from the 18th, forfeited S27
bail; Apunui, Kane, Phi, Paia, HAWAI-, MamahOe,
all concealing smallpox first two fined $50, and
So costs; Phi fined $50, costs 50 20; Paia, dis
charged and HAWAI-, fined $50, costs So; Mama
hoe remanded till the 2lst S. Mauliola, deserving
bound service, settled out of Court, costs, 81
May 2Oth.-Thomss Murphy, drunk, forfeited
SC; Namshoe, from the 18th, discharged; kainaina,
practising medicine without license, remanded
to the 22d N Perry, gross cheat, rernandec to the
23d; Frank, drunk, forfeited Sc bail; James p.
Rand, drunk and disorderly, fined s., costs 81;
Anee. deserving bound service, fined s., costs and
return to employer; Kun Sing, burglary. remanded
to sd; Nanahana, concealing smallpox, re-
manded to the sd.
May 23d.-Kaenaena, from the 21st, remanded
to q; n. Perry, from the 21st, discharged; Kun
Sing, from the 2lst, committed; Namahana, from
21st, remanded to the 24th; hamoean, practising
medicine without license, remanded to the 9th;
r. King. using threading language, Nolfe pr0segRI
entered: Mammalian. k. ard Wainse, W.. adultery.
Mahinalau, fined $40, costs g 80, and Wainoe,
fined SIS. costs 81 30; Philas and Kaulainamoku,
both drunk, and each forfeited S6 bail; Sam All
Eigh deserving bound service settled out of Court
costs, g; Puukohola, conspiracy, remanded to the
18th.
May 24.-Kainaina, from the ed. fined $50 and
g 30 costs; NaInahana, from the 23d, fined $50,
and 81 80 costs, appealed TO the Supreme Court;
KamoeaT, from I'D, fined $50, costs 50 %; F. S.
keiki, lascivious conduct, fined s., costs 50; Ma
poliona, assault and battery, discharged; Dan
Jarvis, drunk, fined $40, costs 81; Kuanoni, drunk
forfeited So bail
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

There viii be a musical and literary entertain
ment at the Lyceum tomorrow evening under the
auspices and for the benefit Of the Y. N. c, 4. of
this city. Prof. Swift, late of Montreal, will
deliver lecture, with illustrative Rotations on
the Essays of Lord MacaUlay which will be pre-
ceded and followed by musical selections. IN this
the public will have the very rare treat Of piano
recital by the talented pianist Miss Carrie Castle
her first appearance since her return from abroad.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
Information Wanted.

Enron G lzrrrE: VIII you kindly answer the
foIl1si1z questions; has any class of persons
aur le-,l rieht OF privilege 10 furnish imported
rdnls such as i1gT. bread. salmon. boots, shoes,
q l.lI <. kerosene oii. etc. ln payment for labor
Ana lf 81. can such class sell 10 others, TO tie
IN tlf % ID lse Eno are cticeaYorlng - make
la-ills-e llvIlZ at retail country store business
Mi. tLtar ). done. and done by those who are
rec-ifllz large bau stts from sugar cane growing.
j j. q ~ clrriel 80 EAR thar / sometimes feel like
r1riac up lhe field % the Chinamen who can live
On tle nsrcla made bg them On the sale ot opium
aul llunr ours truly, q. = fTNKHAM.
kulaa Mar 18th. ISL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Slid
IMPORTS.

F-um Eu-ckr- per Monitor. Nav isth-wudsr q Co.
s 9 rolrh lumber, 1915 q baiions ls9i q surfaced
lumrc--
PROM san Fruucisoo per LADY Iampson, May 18Th
z Ho1st aertr Co. a dry conds; o Hall son, 3
@ rl-lL k-- lead. Dbl Oh, - pkrs leather; Levers
Tiir md-F- Dneharn A ca. 3a pkrs paint and oils 1
O. 7i-e raud- 7 g IhTun- B ~ ink C. chairs cts
rapa- r- ifs Atl siaiioHar1t n hose. pkes wac-
or material. 4 N1y. - pkrs doors and blinds bxs
sasa rr--Aiss Niider a Cos cs paper hgs; Allen
1uur1 ~. : Eiie-s a Co , 81 foods. Il trgve :
hlt csc hEs type; Cook a Fcdiar = bdis iron pipe
t1rtc-s lame a Co. 200 bales hay. Mr. Whllcomb,
Z ils. W l'a-ze 3 marble. e. stones " Fen
re l-s eaa-is-gs Hregrer a Co, l66 * cld bar
81 ~ hou, tank gasoline. . baios hay 80 ks bas
lrr cs lloldI-s O. frames. dogs. 30 N bricks. 80
has linz. - sizs bran - sks oais. iss bales bay.
engine coal Bolles a Co - sks potatoes
l-rr H1url a %. cs boots and shoes, pk-s goods
= -s rope - rkcs croc. 100 ~ barley. 100 Ks bran
= cs slrl mes. y rscs leather. pkg sheep skins;
Ml-rr pzs -nads- % SIX uats sis bran. l-ales
ta1 os .uri turs Co marble; " 6 Irwin d Co -
hns ur 81 blIs Fipe covering. pkg samples = pkcs
lllcnufrF- lfmlu liro 81 plcs dry goods. pkg WOO
enc E r b1uts and shee = O. hats, Jos pk1s ceniage
-f-s ga 2 usc sample ] buggy cask wife: N
f1tTs O 60 r. envelopes. c. calico. G. shoes.
g e-ckss7 4 J suith. e. seFE machines. - cs and
OBS mlre. ~ u Co-nweli be crockery: Mossman
r. fs lr1 = ps-s baskets, ~ O. sardincs; Huri Bro
1g r--s -rs-- 81 y Wilkinson . mdsc- Dillingham;
a. Co. ~ rru. 81 RODS pS-s cuttings G. hard
ruols- p D narie.. mower. a S Clc-horn q Co. 8
q l ts lg2 sh-ets Irnl. cs hardware, bbl rosn.
l1 s t'fl Stoves pkg viiiouarc y pkrs hubs and
Fpa-ets - Wells. = Fkrs furniture. C. fancy goods
5s ru1l srvars y e. rroc. e. drawers cs frames
-r-.-s c-.cac-t. n Lsui-sn. oask wiue- A Lowcn-
tu-r clothing. 7 IL SresuViCl. hEs: Laiue a. Co
ert-s- r . Eiistoa. CO csrbiues and Pc pkgs sund
ulsa. rr Chinese nrms.
Prom ~a1- Fraucisca. per KalakHua, NAV 21-2s cs
a csals l1e canned goods. 50 sis POTATOES 100 bis
hrr r-- Tu-1r 1.arsriIl sEs bran. q milk cans
So rn-fs lllIs shingles. 80 hls hay. sk meal
lsC-arr onions. 3 lei crackers.
I'-ua Newcastle. y ". per California, May 25-
-E-- rHr- coal
F-am ru-s Townsend. per Bucna Vista, May s3-s55-
81 NJ. q o. ~ uHf ~
o. alEs
Prem san F-uurls-o. Der Eureka. May 2f-l8 pkgs
Hrrs fa r. 4f3 ,ir. - ph1s salmon. 30
r.e- rlrahInsr I5l sl,- aour ~ pkrs paints. 5000
81 .s -na1s- l,l SIS oats, 90 sks feed. G.
war; hIs har Isl ssE barley. Isl sks bran. 50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

On Saturday last collision occurred on Nuuanu
street, near Beretania. between an express wagon
and a native on horseback, which resulted in par
TALLY wrecking the express wagon. The cause of
the accident was due TO the carelessness Of the
driver of the express wagon, who had evidently
been imbibing something stronger than soda
water.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
PASSENGERS.

Tor P1t r1rseua. per z W Lucas. May l7th-Levi
dores. .luk gym. ssndfurd-
F.- S1- Francisco. Peg b Murray. Nav 19th-C "
Cnrrna. u AZ DELANEY. N Cooke. Alex sheppard, Thos
Fa--l- rhas Enstsa. Blh Hustled Mr. Thatcher ard
F-lrl Mr. = = Eveus, Louis HCnuir, Jas keaue. i J
s. som. Dennis Ward dno Bates. David Rose. VIM Nc
Ca-.hf. rdb Uuham Geo NcGuire. WIN Thomas lno
Fr.ar-s"r. Tnc Bedri8re. u Edwards. VIM Riley Jack
f-He7- icon. = Ecislrogt Mir Luproil. + Johns
d .rzdu- and 81 Chinese
From san Francisco. per Lady Lampson. May 18th
Gar ~ els and Wifc 7 Rhodes Alfred Rhodes,
ar.la Err6.
Prom ~cr F~lurfsco. per halakuua, May 2l-Mrs !
MI ffrller. q Autman, Virgil
Prom Newcastle. y : w per California, May %
Tntr ST.. lbs.
Frrr san Francisco. per Eureka. NAV 24-Mrs A
lru- q Archibald. g. Booth. Stream, " Best, W
-ia Irs1. lIl. ~ Nrrgr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
ComMERcIAL.
FaroTrTr- HLY q ISL

E0EOLTLC. NAY q. 1881.
Du-iur ne week business has slightly improved and
a. D. epidemic decreases may reasonably hope to
soun see usual business activity prevailing again
Du-anr the -cc have had four arrivals from san
F-unrisoo vih fun cargoes Of assorted merchandise
which hns cuutbuted largely the activity prevailing
along thr eify front.
AHuugtuur cable dispatch Of April esd, reports the
~ Chinese steamer Nice Foo as having sailed for
Eanlsulz and san Francisco. This steamer may BE-
lood fo- coon. and with her fresh crop Of ceesials
ard email puz-
Ehe ru arrivals fo- The week were; Am bktne
Mo1iiu-. from Humboldt; 81 bk Lady Lampson, Haw
R falakrua An sch " y y ever and Am bktne Eureka
ct from >ar FrunriFCo; Am bk California. from New
crsrr. 8 " and Ara bk Bucna Vista from the sound
The de,aarlures were An ok . Murray. for san
I-ru1t-rr- An hctuc VI Lucas FOR Port Townsend:
and tiru e1h kniuua- Tor fslinc cruise
7he fnH German bark Nusca has been laid on for
san FrHrriHrC and VIII load sugar FOR that port.
The Lady Llmp=on. kalakaua. " II Never and
4H-ez-- Er al uad with dispatch for san Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

rENN Il TABLE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

A correspondent writes: East Maui has no
greaterTTant than a good hotel or boarding house,
or summer resort for travellers The premises
formerly occupied by the Haleakala BOYS School
are ample and well fitted for such a purpose.
undertake it. 1t is finely located at the base of the
mountain, 1900 feet above the sea, with grand
outlook, cool and healihful. Such an institution
would be an accommodation TO travellers, and
relief often to the people of Maui -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

We are informed that tue Board Of Heslth are
sending ample supplies of Vaccine virus to the
other Islands. Every effort should be made TO
thoroughly vaccinate the people, for the moment
the tabu upon Island traffic is raised the only pro-
lection Maui and Hawai- people Will have will be
vaccination. Vaccination has been 10y no means
thorough on Maui at lest, SO we are informed.
We know of one plantation where the men were
not vaccinated till within few days, and this in
face OF continuance of smallpox for four months
almost at their very doors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

It is remarkable how careless people will be ;
last Friday evening large hand cart, with no one
in charge, was left in the middle Of Kukui street
The night was dark and carriage driving past
came within an ace of running into 1t. The oc-
cupants got out and removed the obstruction TO
the side Of the road. Men who are so careless as
TO leave such things about, should be looked up
by the police.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

BY the ". II. Meyer, from San Francisco on
Sunday last. thirt-iwo draft mules and several
horses arrived and were landed in fine condition.
The above were all selected in California by DR..
Weir OF this city, and under whose careful super
vision thev Were until their arrival here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

l=he Fire Companies are considerable loosers by
the accident great deal of their property was in
the building atthe time according TO report about
$500 worth. The band instruments were there
also, but were fortunately unihiured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
The Mani Police.

EuzoE GAZETTE. May ask through your pa
-,- Il il vroold be possible to have new Deputy
hes and a full police force, all here are quite
gisrn1fali-s-dg ANY amount of DRINKS but no
a-resas We have GO less than eight beer stores
6r-r II. TUEIoN.
ISasina. MAY MS. 1881.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

Messrs. Schussler and Lawrence, with two other
gentlemen from California and Captain Douglass
Of the ] D. Spyecksls, made the ascent OF Hale
akala last Saturday, spending the night at Olinda
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
EXPORTS.

Ta- San F-1ucfsco. per d c Mu--uv. Nav 1sth-325
iIrrts rauauns sqlse5 sugar. nos n WOOL 1l,l72
i t1ar--s ON p coffee - sks rice four. Dom Value
s. 1---- PA Nalae. 8.3ss. -.
E7-u r-1i-e- 7.er kuluua- May $50 tons salt and
stores AND ballast. K1iue Foreign Slso.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

Waikiki, now boasts of a military company,
Maui Guards" company A, Will meet on Friday,
the 9th, at the Court House, Waikiki, for the
adoption of Constitution and election of officers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
MAUI.

The Maui police seem to have been on what is
vulgarly called +" bust, according to our cor
respondent. The matter ought certainly to be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

A smart Norwegian from Paia, sick of the situa-
ton, borrowed money of his friends and took
French leave, hoping no doubt, to get out of the
country. His whereabouts are not yet ascertained.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
Jos. E. WISEMAN,
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTEDAD ADJ
q nfnistrator by the Supreme Court Of the Estate
Of Emma K. Quincy, late Of Honolulu deceased, l
hereby notify ali creditors Of the said Estate 10 present
their claims within six months from this date. failing
which they viii be forever barred JOHN CLLAkf.
Honolulu, 18th Nay 1851 - =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

Several arrests have been made and people fined
for concealing cases of smallpox. The offences
extend 20 some time back.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

Frank Godfrey, late of the staff of the AdUer-
fiser, has opened an Office on King Street as
a copyist, collector, book-keeper, DC.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

Polua the murderer. was hanged on Friday. The
arrangements for the execution were well carried
ont. The unfortunate mans death was instan-
taneous
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

Charles Clark gave similar evidence of the fall
ing building.
keumi (boy) was present, but did not see the
finding of the body.
Kainuuwala (eirl) enumerated all who were
present. Her evidence of the fall of the building
corroborated what had already been said. Father
Larkin was not in the building. She could have
told if there had been any one beyond the screen
of flags.
The proceedings were then adjourned till Mon
day at one O'Clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

The Eureka arrived on Monday evening. she
brings the papers which the steamer refused to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

The schooner Ticiliqht, Captain Whitney. sailed
from Hilo on Thursday, May 18th for San Fran
cisco. taking one of the most valuable cargoes-
if not the most valunble-ever taken from this
port consisting of 1S5 tons OF sugar and "a bar
casks whale oil and 81 casks sperm oil, Is bundles
whale bone, left by the whaling bark Soyph0 for
shipment to San Francisco, valued at SlU,S44 So;
making total value of outward cargo of $751;
80 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

Express drivers are not as careful as they should
be. We saw full-erown and very dirty pig being
carried by one the other day. Pleasant for the
next occupants Of the vehicle.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

We hear that Father Larkin and Mr.. Wall have
been indicted for manslauehter They are out on
ban at present, the case comes on next Thursday
We believe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

We are sorry to hear that His Exellency the
Minister Of Foreign Relations is out Of health. He
was unable TO be present at the reception on
Saturday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
Report OF the SMALLPOX HoPita1
Il =. =. l.nain.r AZ ) A. Il of Tnesaav. Nav

Kekuas AID quaran;ined persons other than
Tssfie-i 81 making toe total number IN the pre-
5siSns lI- exclusive Of employees.
CaAzrI;s i. RODGERS, NJ. ID.
Fst--,riz7r Nav esth. 1851.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

We hear that at Onomea. Hawaii. Mr.. Austin has
been especially successful with his Portuguese.
They are happy, contented, work WELL and have
sent good reports home. The single men receive
S. a month each a man and his wife $l4 between
ly pleases them is that they have had small
patches of ground allotted to them which they
cultivate, raising vegetables for their own con
sumption. Many of the gardens are said to be
very pretty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
ISLAND LOCALS.
Amour ToxN.

The case of Rex VS.. W. c.. Jones was not called
on Monday, but was held over till to-day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

We soon began 10 find how our Injuries grow in
70 necessities when the ice gave out last week.
However, we soon had it again, thanks TO the
energy of the proprietor of the ice factory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
Executors Notice.

THE IN I'D, EXECTT-
ofs OF the last viii and testament OF Wm. a. keed,
Of HilO deceased. hereby give notice 70 ~ Reftsas
having claims against the estate ul the said IN u
Reed present the same 70 them daily authenticated
within six months from the date hereof they Will Be
rever barred and all persons indebted 20 said eatae
are hereby notified 70 make immediate payment o he
executors. j. s. REED.
3. L. COAN.
Executors Of The last viii and testament o. VIA.
Reed, deceased.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

Yesterday Messrs. A. F. Cooke d Co.'S schooner
KalnNa sailed in charge of Capt. Kibling for a
trading and fishing cruise among the line islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

The funeral Of David Paahao, who was killed by
the falling of Father Larkin's school-room. took
place on Saturday. Il was rumerously attended.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

We notice the death OF. John Kellet, old Captain
James Smiths adopted son. The Captain left the
bulk Of his property to the Hawaiian youth, which
caused considerable litigation after the old gentle
mans decoase.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

We are glad to hear that pool selling isnot to be
allowed in the grand stand on June 18th, and that
the Committee intend, for light extra fee TO ad-
INIT carriages into the central enclosure.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

Tss-s Is a report current that the Es Chung is
1oTf She Is IS sid % have come into collision
VIA s1lne other vessel near the mouth of the
Earr-tze-kianc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
kauai.

Messrs. Faye & Niyer have a splendid field of
ratoons. They have about fifteen acres of cane
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

The cane of Kealia plantation comes off slowly,
owing to the defective working of the tram-way.
The juice is reported as standing high.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

Tl,s snouirv into the cause Of the death of
r'fa ~ hrs resulted in the jury giving verdict
bl'lr NJ EIr Val, TIE architect and Father Lar
l.ir rs-,unsi1ie Tor lie death.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

The artesian well at Waimea is now over one
hundred feet deep; flowing water has not as yet
been reached, but the water was within seven feet
of the surface. On examination 1t has proved to
be soft and sweet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

Messrs. Wilder & Co.'S. salesroom, on the corner
of Fort and Queen streets is being removed
further along on Queen street, to give place for
their brick wareroom, 70 be commenced
immediately
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
Hen advertisements.
pnHNn NOTICE

LUV NULIOI.
shTHE FOLLOWING ESrRATS WILL.
E-1be sold at the GoFernment Pound at koholaloa
brand indescrbsbe on the right and on the left
old cow branded on the right 40 the left indescrib
able: horse with white forehead and back. feet
white and branded the right donkey, branded
ON the right side K0. A. b. kAAUkUU-
Knholaloa MAY B. 1881. Cssi 10 Pound Master.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

We are requested to announce that the g Homo
lulu Glee Club" will resume their weekly re-
hearsals on Friday night, al the usual place. A
full attendance of members is expected for tran
saction of important business.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
Snail Poz.

or the smail-p7K patients, there were three
l,-'ke aai at the Quarantine Hospital. two at Eva
ana one az hlhana. hoclaulod- which leaves six
~ town only. Total clses. sS4; Deaths, 2f6;
SIS ga cent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

The latest from the lava flow comes through
Rev. Silas Coan who visited the spot on Tuesday,
May 18th. He represents the stream exceedingly
sluggish, and gives 1t as his opinion that many
months, perhaps years, will elapse before the flow
reaches the sea Nor does he consider Hilo as
lying in its direct course He states that its dis
lance from Hilo has been greatly overestimated,
that its nearest point is at least six miles from
Hilo in direct line, and to reach the flow one
must travel not less than eight miles. So great is
the faith of the natives in this authority that they
have already circulated the story that the lava
stream has ceased to flow
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
FOR LEASE I

- THOSE VERY DESIRABLE ea
st Premises known a. q" ULt'LANI." kliio- -
- kahua. lately occupied BY H. B. M Com
missioner. James Hay Wodehuuse. Esq The buildings
have just been thoroughly painted papcrcd and other
improved for the benefit Of the tenant Govern
ment water laid on besides having Windmill, with n
supply Of good sweet and clean healthy Naier- which
has been analysed By Pruf Thompson q the Transit Or
Venus squadron and pronounced by him the best be
had seen since he left England
For particulars. inquire Of -.
IN JAS. 4. LEMMM-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

By direction Of W. r. Buchanan. the mortgage
named in certain Indenture OF Mortgage, dated the
eth day Of July 1916 recorded in Liber a. pages 50
and GS made by Lewis Richards to said Richard F.
Blckerton all those two certain pieces parcels Of
land sift dat
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

CT No UredI for Passage HOHe1. al
We positively decline 10 open accounts for Passages
and particularly the attention of she travelling
public to the lsity having Bagga aud Freight
plainly marked; the steamer "4 Not Oe Responsible
Tor any uumaEAeO ba.-g-e ,Or rtuigAt o. fGEeeis
unless heee. Pss-.
srsignt 1oney Due on Demand
In all cases of freight for parties responsible
unknown, the freight money viii be required advance
PACk AGES Of LIQUORS and WINES Nus
BE PLAINLY MARKED
For the party whom they for plainly stated in the
reset u TO ~nu4A they consigned
a.. demands for damage loss must be made within
lJutn.
IL 40 way lab, for Joss accident 10 live stock
Hack DIVERS, Boys. and SUCH ike, viii not De
allowed steamer arrival until after the
passengers have been landed. -
81 WILDER & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
HAwAu.

The ladies of Kohala are getting up fancy fair
Mrs. Biggs and her daughter, Mrs. Wood and
child left Hio on the Twilight for San Francisco
A handsome testimonial has been presented to
Mr.. Williams, late manager OF the hohala planta-
tion on his resicning his position. The natives
and Chinese signed an address and gave picture
of Mr.. Williams residence. The picture was
painted by Mr. Founeaux, and must always bring
back pleasant memories to the ex-manager. The
white employees presented handsome cane.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

Last night the police made descent on
gambling den in Maunakea street. and succeeded
in bagging about twenty Celestials, who were
caught AT their fayorite pastiIne. They will have
a hearing before the Police Justice to-day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
waikiki, island of Oahu,

Being the same described IN Royal Patent No. 2S1s
S0O acres in all together with all improve
ments thereon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

Later accounts from the lava flow are more
satisfactory number of people have visited it,
and most agree that there is little danger either to
the Walakea plantation or to the town. Father
Coan, the patriarch of volcanic phenomena, as
some people call him, says he does not think that
at its present rate of progress the lava would reach
the sea in two years. However, it Is not pleasant
TO have as neighbor such slumbering monster as
a lava flow, and We shall be glad to hear when
Madame Pele has decided to put her furnace out.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

All that piece and parcel Of Land situated at Kala-
nakila Kapalama, Island of Oahu, being the same
acres, together with all improvements on above des-
cribed lands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

The ladies Of Kohala are getting up fancy fair.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
Papohaku, Island of Molokai,

Being the same described In Royal Patent, Nos. 1890
and 1891 containing 80 acres, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

We see Mr.. Montana has taken a couple of
photographs of the scene Of the late accident. He
must have been very quickly the ground, for
we have picture Of the crowd shortly after the
body Of David Paahao vas removed. This was
energetic TO say the least of it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
MORTGAGES SALE
OF
r EAL ES TAT E!
IT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON SATURDAY, ;: MAY 2sth,

At IL O'Clock noon, at Sales Room,
BY direction Of Richard F. Bickerton. the MORTGAGE
named in certain Indeuture Of Mortgage, dated the
18th day Of January 1879 recorded in Lber So pages 81
md 6S, made by Moluh *, 10 said Richard f. Bicker
on all those pieces-or parcels Of Land situated