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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31
,oCAL UHE'ITiE>'
Interest From Our E-e-
'e" nor,cr.' Noie Hooks

tN|l ~ AAA'.'
-he't quotations, OWING 10 Tue
prices s'u ~
.nai' Te'c'i'''' ,.,,1 ward gives If
-T1e census Oh w. nj. trihutcd thus.
app lM,." I,rpI sol.
whts @-''' ,u ,,,,, ON tho
r,,. ,,u.ty court VIII up,, w." i;i','-
,Iwina, docket to',hoI,T'" aver To Tues.
Cl''',.'','', formally uU0uIh''k "'e'
Y
..bujr,n's party u 20 We - Et','' "a
va nrnt ot jht Me l'ou,s' ~ 4, r,n
/ .h ou MOuil evening" ""''" wa ~
l : plta.an affair
II ,,. pacific train was Tanned
~, f.r,i,y oil passengers south
hnrrJ. may 81 thcln l"i"lr '"'''' "''''
many = o.poctng pa t'ts'
81 .,inmnnt Of wood was re-
a s,'".'" aver the narrow gauge
cel'eu f',n Junction 81 miles west
ron" Lao ro.ts are also coming in from
that section.
dan nod,o and party passed
hIs' zen p,t,ir rnnd Yesterday in IL
down lut.,i,,,.i, ott,chri ia tine regular
sptclai PI'," MA Lnstination of the
plsStnS' l',,' ,onin inv
,o,,,.oi,,,r,, 1oon silver
NJ "A OoA "l 'olii nnio,ns,,oa
W. ,h, Pacific rXures. Office Yesterday. II
ro. hllrd tua gentleman in llillsbOro.
I, v-iuhrd IS pounds.
,..,.,.
The census reports are not yet lnlsn-
ed and as they nave uhdel lhslr"c'l Us ~
ung,rgo supervision Ocinre .heS WI ne
given 10 the pr'sS' II may De ,nIeu 'I luur
days before the PlDllc VIII know the re-
sul's'
Travellers on the railroad report taycl
over the Texas Pacific road so great that
the carrying capacity of the road Is over
rrpWJei stacks of baggage are piled
nm hiyh at rpNuIkana awaiting transpOr-
tation.
See notice IN anOther coluWh OF reno
val OF IaCInt ENprtsS comp ny 10 tlr
new Sulgs block Mr. Shrpharh' the
mNag T.. re'u II, ,n",N w oI1 i,,,'. Nnn.
Nors anu "''''o9 ''''''' 'ff'
le'r'
Til, e Is at present no acting Justice
In the White Rock precinct, Ju ucc Me
| Ghee having resigned, then qualified and
| now forced 10 be absent on account OF
trouble " i'm his eyes Tor Which he Is tax
iDg medical advice.
sorbia DiIIin,,shv tho ,oI,reJ ,.o,,,,,
IA .tt. t,.Tt p.tIt- -gtttIt al, up,fI,..t,
WHY N.Y. ,n,,'o,, ,. s',''. "'i H''o'',,'
r ro'Yi ,e.tyray and yiyrn ,na1Ip, " in
tb. rlpG mi Hotel d.. liur,is br,ng ,,h',.,,sI
with aggravated assault.
,.r,r.n,u.,. r,,,,,.. linn, ,,,,,, . ,,.,i,.
mil, ,ri, I'm tI,. ,i,. a. 800
g'I. ,,,, ,,s ,i,,r,>,. n ,.S, 'd ' ,,.,',
nsd h. ~. I,icari orJ th.t in ti,,, r,.,,~,'..
t"rr InI' iri ''' ,''. ,V,''y
rn,r., n. ,ickin,r ,n'tn 1''' nv 7''" '''9
In Justice DAVIS count the Friday
nght 1I ihe EAST piaIl "us "djudlcdt.u,
IT, larb"h"er P'ad'nG gulty 10 assault,
nu pay l"E - aud costs 81 $50. Goo
lh'luP-on s.aAiI"G trial, Whlch resulted
10 nae 81 3d. "hu CESS =JJ U.
a chiljr,n'- ,.,,t,,..t,l r,-i l,,,,,,,. .,
nnn.,r nt Nj Mia, ,j,'.' 'u liz,
miss Of Be.tou. made gui The Ica,,, oi
the uttlc toi.s and Min ana laughter
Eagned supcme ill alae hour.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

Wholesale grOcers 42l and Az North
main and 202, 20I. POS and POS Vine streets
1t. Louis. Mo, Issue weekly price book
which they will furnish to merchants or
parties intending TO commence business
tree OF charge on application. 02-27dwlY
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

All cOucerncd.--I am selling stoves -
hoth heating anu cooking ir"h-''ohe
china dishes, ribs. w"u ana ilh-""Ie ~
actual cost; aud am going TO quit Du-i-
mess as soon M present stock - sold.
had open, d, ll,t part Of last week -cNc-
raj crates OF goods iIum warehouse.
House keepers wanting such good hHd
bet er call .eary-Everl thing must be sold
at once. il T.. blEN. M
AT higgins old stand, Waco, l'Nas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

Fresh hops, sage, pepper cloves, SAT-
petre, ginger celery ground ana uh'
ground, at Tucker d Willis. EJtc
Fine ladies' Gold Watches and chain-
nj rnat ut i LrYinnkIA- aLhlc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

j. T. Wilson, No Gs Austin ayeuue,
invites att mt ON to "a full assortment Of
very sup rlor wines and liquors
specially provided for the enjoyment Of
his customers during the holidays bot
tied to order on shot notice. Wilson Il
bar is at all times provided with the
unrest aud best -l223 st
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

Note these prices Of goods l received
yesterday. guarantee every au.cle to
Ie II ple.plate silver the best made
he j line prices:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

.,It EEALlu.. ,raual. pu SuIH .Utu nuU
l0ltu st,rut-, % paTt 10. .tU 81. Et.. 'E IN."..
.tIt,. Price, s.-laIut d. e. tl,a/.Hl,,
l-la.t If . ..nt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

a li so',a '''" '' '''' si,.p. nANEn.
IrOID rooms convenient, located. Np ~
II tuIc.ry .nuliu-ri "a E.Chry. '-Hl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

"A New York drummer, Mr. Il. q.
Nell, while in town lhuIsduy aud Friday,
leeelyed inlurmttion lhut he had taltrn
iiielr to a large plopelty, one million and ii
halt dollars by the uGlHse and VIII Of 49,
uncle ParICk O'Neil. OF CIucinnuau, aud
The news made o Neil jump aud h'p
around like IA chick with his hpat cot uti.
lew bus mes, men ar,ulu b M d tc'c-
braled Ia, rau-tugm alton IRON d humble
ulumm r too millionaire By King ell
quo, ia mplgur and other hWus How
AAr water, anu LATER ON IN the day lett lot
| home
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

For ~ spopsIA,
CosttvcuusA
sick Headache
G hrnnic Il.,r-
l'"h Jut,ud.pc,
Inpurity oftnc
Blood, lever .aI
Nguc Malaria,
aud an Diseases
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

Of Tho following da-,-.nai tract 0t land also
Lon sg't Ilit eauns.. IoRs-. tu-Wlt. beginning
al fhH -uuthra-. corner OF said fttts's survey,
ALTO the sHuthr1-I corner 90 tho Brunhs league,
d stake ttr corner, from which q hack u
Inches iu Hlaunt, h,At, moi "a Bi degrees west
u gura-. n D. .t oak 80 inches 20 dipmrier hears
u.flh y. i-L vest 81 Farn- 1hcBCu south 60
west 90 gAras u o rock for corner nu The south
limo nj said gr.uks 1-Rgur from which post
n.k lH Iuchr, DO diameter bears north west
1913 warns. DO. ~ l-Cnes In diameter bta~s
north ~ west lu ~ yaras Thence north 80
Ne-t lbs yara5 % rock from which a d uhle
/ blackberry bear, north tH % west % 80 Vhra,.
: double post y-A usgTs u0rll u Is vest D.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09
II VII /IElL.S.

The ocean has been very rough at Hilo
lately. All Of the new portion of Reeds dock
at Waiakea and about fifty feet of the old one
has been swept away The three masted
schooner CowSfJ-, which arrived on November
Goth, had commenced TO discharge at the dock,
but was compelled to anchor and raft the
lumber ashore. Several schooners had to enter
the bay and anchor, as none could discharge
cargoes along the coast 49,. Arrived at Hilo,
November Goth, from Port Blakely, the, three
Colby, with lumber for w. II. Reed-s2o,
600 feet Northwest and II, 500 shingles. She
made thirtydays' passage; was five days be-
claimed and did not hoist sail =. There has
mencing November Goth, there was a rainfall
of 50 inches, as per register kept by DIR. c.
III. Wetmore. Sim glad 10 see some girls,
said lady in Kohala, referring TO recent ac
QUESTION to the district Of two fair lasses; and
Others have expressed the sentiment in varou:
ways. People do not realize the dearth Sc
fully as when il has been partly supplied, and
then a sprinkling Of fair faces is appreciated
Beef is poor in Kohala, but the price has beer
raised from to IL cents per pound. That:
hard on beef-eaters After few days o
rainy and cold weather in northern Hawaii i
become warmer again. The railroad from
Mahukona is now completed as far as Null
mill. On the a6th ult., the telephone line wa
completed to the same place The heav,
transforms that recently visited Hawaii re
suited in the destruction Of considerable prop
erty at Kaiwilahilahi, near Laupahoehoe
William Lidgate & Co. were erecting a mill a
that place where a stream Of water poured owe
the bluff into the sea. A dam had beer
erected sufficiently strong, it was thought, t.
protect tn new mill, but the force of tn
freshet proved too great, and four boilers an'
the surrounding brick were washed from thei
places. All efforts to divert the flood wer
unavailing, and a considerable portion OF tn
machinery was lost. Some, however, whicl
had recently been landed was saved, although
al first reported that il had been washed int
the sea. The new mill property was values
at some $4,000 or 500, 900, and the loss
variously estimated at from $4,000 to $40,
900.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09
/ EEgREIFNIIEIE SIM

EDITOR Pass In Saturdays edition OF
the p {. T., q miserable scamp indulgcs in q
general TRADE against the United States, and
insults the noble women OF America 10y making
m assertion Us untrue as it is unfit Tor puhlicn
ton. lie takes particular pains to enumcmte
certain physical conditions in the states, net as
OF exceptional occurrence, but as pronounced
curses; in fact, the miscrcant curses the states.
The poor wretch who penned the article it
IS not difficult to point out, and yet, this
same wolf in sheep clothing, referring
10 the Gd.fiic article ON the alarming increase
OF leprosy, speaks as follows -" Great rs well
rs little countries, have their special curses,
but we do not think that the intelligent patti.
otto citizen OF any country would occupy him.
self with vivid presentation Of some national
curse ior foreign observation and consdcra.
ton Had this malicious sluf ON America
and her sons and daughters occurred where
there is less love of order than among the resi-
dents Of Old and New England, who form the
major part OF our foreign population, the
chances would have been favorable for demo
lition OF the Office by nightlall ON the day the
article Appeared. R.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09
~ lIEJyDR/JjT

We regret to chronicle in our columns the
death OF Bradley Bishop, cousin of Mr.. c. K.
Bishop, young man who has made many
friends during his residence OF six years in
Honolulu, which time he has been en-
ploycd in Bishop X Co. S Bank. He has been
in delicate health for some years but it was
only quite recently that his condition excited
any alarm. He was attended by friends dur
ing his last illness, and his brother arrived
from Kauai ON Saturday last and was with
him when his spirit took its figh, from earth
The deceased young man was native of New
York and twenty years of age. lie was
OF quiet disposition, always pleasant, highly
esteemed by his intimate acquaintance, and
respected by every one. The members of the
| Y. NJ. {. A. of which the deceased was
member and la.ge number OF acquaintance
assembled at the residence Of Mr.. Bishop and
accompanied the remains to the grave. The
funeral services, conducted by Revs. Mackin.
tosh and Wallace, were veiy impressive, as
was the singing of the hymns Crock of Ages"
and "Ncarer My God to Thee" the former
sung at the house and the latter at the grave
The deceased leaves brother and cousin in
the Hawaiian Islands and a mother, sister and
brother at home in New York, who have the
sympathy of the community in their sad
bereavement.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

Il viii be remembered by the readers OF the
Pass that a native named kamaile died about
n,onlh ago al kanoiliili under suspicious cir
oamsiancra Dr. siangen~ald, Who has been
anaiyzing the oonienis u the ,iscera, having
about completed his examination, Mr.. Dayton.
acting as con,ncf. resumoi the inquest. AMI,
after hearing all the evidence, the jury returned
a verdict On Monday last. Dr. Ssangen~alsi
testified in Substance as follows; lie had ca,
amined the stomach and found iH II a deadl,
poisoni hs likewise foani il IN the liver,
spleen and in a potion u the small in,esiines
lie Is ain at work On quantity Of bloody iiaid
which he received With the stomach. lie i
alb esamining the portions 81 dos and CA
thai died al the ,arae time. The poison ioana
Is u an extremely bitter taste; !, l. nod ye
IerfsctIy pare. although crystals arc forming
The verdict Of the jury Was. that kamail,
came to his death BY poison administered b,
parties unknown
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

li,Ily IN G,rrnu-inc l,,,,nirr ami roy.,,n,
,.,~. IA, ,,b,i. ,,,,,,,, -, ,,,,,,,,,.i -, c,,,,
,,h,r,s Nth ,.,, i,,,,,J tive. :, ,,e,e,, m,
m. o,,,,,i,, ,,,,,, 4. h,,,., ,,,,, ~ ., -,
rrJ,, III, Gnn, AL, o., ,h,, vb., lowered
,,,, H.. ,,,,,,,i T., ,l,,,;r,, h,. e,,,,,,, ,h,
from, ,,b,.r,s t,,r, ,,,,c, ,b,, ,;,,s an eve,
machine c,,s int, , hoil,,, M, i've, , ,;,I,c
Nv A continuation Of eompound levers. screw
and hand wheel the hrrr and heavy f,rrow
blow Is rais,d nr ;oWcod At will. y,,i. ~ and
by uurninr the wheel anil thu. frcinr the
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

season, the atmosphere is pervaded 10y these
ghosts, to whom the chillincss Of death still
eliugS THE new liquor law, with its free sale
Of spirits, has added a great many recently TO
these departed Hawaiian spiuts.l Their great
number hides the sun ior days together, &C.
easioning the dull, heavy sky, ehilness and
oppression OF spirits usual at the opening Of the
rainy season When the rainy season ends,
the sky becomes notified, and light 1cccy
clouds pass over the heavens. These are the
spirits Of the departed, gathering for their flight
to the upper paradise. The heavens become
cloudleSs, the weather bright and warm, It is
because these spirits have taken their departure.
The living can then resume thvii ordinary ave-.
cations in comfort.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

Succcssful House Successful House A strk.
ing instance of success in Retail by Goods way I,
afforded by the Leading Millinery House Of Charles J
tishcl ccrner tur and Hotel The proprietor
Mt tiahel has acquire, the u holding custom Any
my Goods House can, by freely advertising dsaw Gus
TONERS, once twice. bu, hold them ~. enjoy their
confidence calls for the exercise II and sraty
Goods must be marked down aud sold for what they
are never misrcpresent any article That Is the policy
q Charles fishel, and tha, policy has made the firm
ono II the greatest in is line the leading thorough
fare IT Honolulu The Leading Millinery Store Of
Charles J. fisehcl, isto Honolulu what Macy's is to
NV Notl. Charles j. fishc makes speciality Of Mil
hneN a. The store Is one Of the sights Of the city
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

The iIonolalulu papers have often called
attention TO the fact that there has been no
regular time here BY which the ei,y's clocks
could be regulated. no two showing the same
time. Mr. c. ]. Lyons, Of the Survey De
panmeni, informs Us that the officers Of the
survey corps have made arrangements by which
they can furnish the correct time io' all public
,imepieoes. such as those in government Offices,
ehurehes, steam mills, jeweler shops, schools,
etc, wherever connections can be made BY
telephone. We hope that hereafter there will
he only onc time 10 Honolulu.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

One afternoon this week physician Of Ho-
nolulu noticed sick Chinaman with the
prison gang on the streets who was scarcely
able to walk. He took him home and attend
cd to him and afterward ,elephoned to tn,
prison. They knew nothing about the case
there; did not know that any prisoners wer,
missing but would find out. They soon tele
phoned back that they had made a coun, anC
found one man missing. After a while Al
officer was sent for the man and took him tC
the pason. What kind of management is ii
practice where prisoner can be absent TO
several hours without being missed
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09
SATURDAY PRESS
SATURDAY. pRcsMprR .. ,ss..

Notice Of any events u interest transpiring OF
the other islands will always he Thankfully received
TOT publication. Correspondents ate requested q
append their true names to all eommnuc stions
not fof publication necessarily. but as guarantee
that the writer Is acting IN good faith,
Advertisements must Ne sen, In by Friday noon
No Insertion Tor the cuucnt issue can be guaran
tecd when sent w later, Advertisers win MARI
the number q Insertions desired from which dat,
they charge. any no, 80 marked viii be charged
months.
Double -eniuirn advertisements, eats and large
types will not be admitted into our columns
neither viii advertisements be admitted into read
ing columns, At any price These rules will be-
rstdly adhered 20.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

In the case of Hang Lung Kec & Co. VS.
Marcos and Oadt, the policemen who entered
who entered their premises, Judgment was
given for plaintiffs for $40 damages and costs.
The Chinese, elated with their success, have had
a summons issued against Police Justice Bick.
erton and Marshal parke for authorizing the
search. The case will be heard by the Chief
Justice after his return from Lahaina.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

A friend hands us an extract from a letter re-
ceived from his father in Australia, to whom he
has been sending the Honolulu papers, but has
not written line about any of them. The
opinion is voluntary and unexpected, and as
such We give place to it. FOLLOWING are the re-
marks /; +" One Of the papers you send me, the
SATURDAY Press, is well got up, both in type
and paper, and is equal to anything we have
here. 1t is evidently trying to Americanize
the islands, but the tone OF its articles is good,
though ii contains some strong statements.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

The initial number Of the dHgiifaH CAnnA
CAyoasies has been laid on our table. I, Is
about the size Of the Friend, with wide double
columns, AMI the present number contains
eight pages Of reading matter in the body Of
the paper. with an additional page in supple.
mental form. The cover is devoted to a church
directory and advertising. The Saluiaioy
states tina, the editors will give their "besi at
teniion to the church in Hawaii. in Great
Britain, in America, and in the colonies Of
Great Britain" and that they will "yield to
none in broad and comprehensive libefaliiy to-
wards those differing" in religious principles.
Considerable interesting Information in regard
to the church in the islands Is given, The re-
mainder u the space Is principally occupied by
selections We hope that the Hesitation .
with which the Little sheet Was launched
will disappear as the moaihs roll round.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

a planter on this island informed US few
days ago that drunkenness has increased among
his native laborers since the passage of the
liquor law; that the natives spend their money
ior gin instead OF neceSSarieS, as formerly; that
they are often untitled for labor, and that both
he and they are sufferers thereby. The espe-
rienoe is the same on other plantations on this
and the other islands.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

On Wednesday morning, when preparations
were being made for observing the transit OF
Venus over the suns disc, the sky was quite
cloudy, bu, aferward became clear Mr. c. ].
Lyons, assistant surveyor-general, furnishes us
with the following time of egress of internal
and external contact as calculated by the sur.
vey department Egress, internal contact, oh.
24m. 4os.; external contact, oh. Ann. SIS. The
observation Of the point OF internal contact was
a very good one.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

The lepers at the branch hospital were cx.
amined this week, and thirty OF the inmates
were selected to be sent to Molokai, and will be
taken by the lfokoiii to-day. Five are re.
ported far recovered that it was agreed to
dismiss them. The Others will remain there,
and extensions are to be made to the hospital
to accommodate fifty more.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

Returning to our sanetum last Thursda,
afternoon after short absence, we found tn,
wall decorated with number of beautiful
Christmas and New Years cards. The decou
tor who was so thoughtful will please accept tn,
thanks o: the SATURDAY. PRESS staff.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

The WomanS Board Of Missions has made
arrangement with Miss Anne Breese to &C, a,
a city missionary under their auspices. She
will devote her time to visiting from house ID
house, seeking Oh, those in need Of comfort
and help. Any persons wishing To give assis,
anoe OF suggestions in carrying out this worn
Of Christian love may communicate with Mis-
Bfeese at her residence. Nuuanu street.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

The December number OF the F,Icni, which
completes the thirty ninth volume, is one of
the best tina, We have read. We trust that the
future OF this much. admired little publication
will be prosperous, and that it will ever con
Iinue its monthly visits with the same regu-
lanty as in the past
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

% sermon 10 young men" suggested 10y
the death Of the late George Bradley Bishop
will be preached by the pastor of Fort.street
Church. In the evening Mr.. Cmzan will give
a brief prelude on Charles Darwin and Chris
tiani,y. and follow it with a short sermon or
"Gencsis and Geology"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

The nee crop IN hapalama and Eva is now
being harvested, and the yield promises well.
Waialua will also contribute considerable
amount this year, as will koolau, where the
acreage has been much increased.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

An alarm of fire WAS sounded Thursday
morning. hut the assistance OF the fire engines
was NO, required. 1t was simply a little blaze
in a Chinese house ON Maunakea street, which
was speedily eStinguished
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

Thursday morning Port Surveyor Morrill,
made haul Of a 100 tins Of opium on the
barkeniine Di5oorv,y, the property Of the sec
ond mate, who became frightened when he
saw the vessel being searched and told where
he had it concealed.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

The native monthly, to which allusion was
recently made, will make its appearance in Jan
uaY. The Islands will then support two
daily, six weekly and four monthly publica.
lions, eight OF which will be in the English
language and four in the Hawaiian. Advance
HaMniil
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

Messrs. Dillingham; & Co. have issued a very
nea, Christmas card with beautifully printed
cuts, for distribution. We have noticed a
larger number Of these neatly engraved cards
this season than ever before.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

The Fou.Stree, Church will he open every
I'll Christmas to receive donations fur the lcpet
children at Molokai. Mrs. j. -. Cooke and
Miss IT, $ Judd are the committee.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

The building at the corner Of fou and
Merchant streets has been metamorphoscd into
an attractive looking store, with very rsihetie
front. by Mt. 5. Ledrtct. and takes the name
OF the Mechanics One Price Baranr
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

Work is completed on the Likelike wharf
which is again quite substantial. The work
men are now repairing the wharf on the es
planade opposite the Custom.house.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

Nc. Crufan will deliver lecture at the
Library and Reading room Hall next Tuesday
evening, the Isih instant. taking for his sub.
jet THE King OF Men,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09

J Williams \ Co. have issued tasteful
business card with large photographs Of Hawai-
ian scenes, very suitable Tor framing.