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Inquire at the residence of LOUIS
Loeb, 1872 Dodge street. marl7tf
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c. II. Webb sells cheap for cash.


For bargains In Neckwear and Hosi-
cry, go to Polack's. m7tf
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For bargains in Shirts, goto Polack's.
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For 6rst class watch work go to
ZEHNEE, JACKSON & BUEcHNER's.
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Try C. H. webb's teas and coffees.

Latest spring styles at Melander's.
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CRAIG & GARDNER.

For bargains in Blankets, go to
Polack's. m7tf
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Mixed Quartette.
Drama, "The Last Loaf"
The meeting for last week was post
poned one week by reason of the meet
ing of the musical convention.
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Boarding horses a speciality at Alb
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AT BROWNSVILLE AND VICINITY.

Az BROWNSVILLE AND VICINITY.
BROWNSVILLE, October 3.-No deaths or
new cases of fever reported within the past
twenty-four hours in this city. The hos
pital isempty. One newcase is reported at
Fort Brown. About one hundred are re-
ported sick with fever inside the Gordon, in
Guiding Brownsville and Matamoras. Near
ly all, however. are convalescent. The
troops at Camp Yturria continue healthy.
The fever Is about over at Point Isabel.
DR.. Martinez reports from Mier that there
are about 500 sick, with an average death
rate of ten daily. Monterey letters received,
dated the Goth ultimo, say nothing Of the
fever there. The people are clamorous at
not receiving their mails. The relief COM
mittee are about to close their labors.
Weather hot.
THE SITUATION AT PENSACOLA.
WASHINGTON. October 3.-Reports re-
ceived at the national board of health say
there were 26 new cases OF yellow fever and
3 deaths at Pensacola yesterday.
A SUMMARY.
yune's Pensacola special reports IS new
cases and five deaths. Grand total of cases
since the epidemic commenced, $50; deaths,
92, a fraction less than 10 per cent.
AT PENSACOLA.
New ORLEANS, October 2.-The Plea.
yunes Pensacola special reports forty-fve
new cases of yellow fever and four deaths.
AT BROWNSVILLE.
BROWNSVILLE. October 2.-No new cases.
and but one death. There are none at
Fort Brown and none at Point Isabel. Or.
Murray has returned from an inspection of
the Gordon, and reports it perfect, and that
there is no sickness beyond Matamoras.
The fever cases in that city are estimated TO
be less than ten, and there are no deaths.
Reliable information received here alleges
that there have been three hundred cases
of fever in Monterey since the 10th of Sep
tember The fever in Mier continues very
bad. Weather clear.
Four cases and no deaths have occurred
here since Saturday. The Gordon is per-
feet. No fever beyond it. The hospital is
closed
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about two.thrds Of that for sea duty
ninety-throe officers, beginning with Rea
Admiral Bryson Commodores Alexande
| Rhind, Edward X. Calhoun and VIM. q
Semple and Captain r. Q. Flllebrown, EN-
braoing officers Of every grade down tC
cookswain and carpenters. All of these
have been upon short duty, and the change
is entirely in the line OF economy
LEvEE WORK.
In accordance with recommendations OF
the board of engineers the secretary OF war
has awarded contracts for leyee work on the
lower Mississippi river TO The following per-
sons: G. A. Meyer. n. w. Irish, l.. O..
Hardeman, Houston IL Co., o. Kerwln j..
Phelan, Il. J. Kennedy, Z. &. Meath,
James Madden, Hugh Carlisle, Luke Mad
den, j. b. Ried, Mayer \ Co., Arnold & Co.,
Straw & Co., Clay &c Miller, Fruer % Co.,
Scott & Lamb, McGaverick and j. ID. Ell
contracted for is 100000 cubic
yards at cost of S1,143,s24.
James Hamilton, of Jackson, Mississippi,
was the lowest bidder for the work to be
done on the levee. He is farmer OF the
convict labor of Mississippi and it was with
the convicts which he obtains from the state
by his contract with the state. The secre.
tary of war to-day approved the action of
the local engineers in refusing to give
Hamilton the contract, for the reason that |
he proposed to do it with convict labor.
The precedent upon which the secretary OF
war based his opinion is understood to !
have been the decision of one OF his prede-
cessors in the case arising out OF the gov |
ernment improvement of Muscle Shoals in |
Alabama.
NEW GOLD CERTIFICATES.
Four million four hundred thousand dol
lars OF new gold certificates were sent to
New York. They were of the denomina-
ton OF $lO0.
RIGHTS OF GOVERNMENT LAND OWNERS.
Secretary Teller to-day rendered de-
nision respecting the right of q
mill owner and resident upon MIN
eral lands of the United States to
cut wood and timber from such
lands within the lines of mining claims reg
ularly located and possessed under local
laws and customs and laws of the United |,
States governing the location of such
claims. The secretary holds that locaters
of mining claims, so long as they comply
with the law governing their possession,
are invested by congress with exclusive
right of possession and enjoyment OF all
surface included within the lines of their
capable OF being enjoyed
or transferred, subject to all ordinary
rules governing the enjoyment of property
entirely separable and separate from the
fee of the land. 1t may, consequently, be
protected in the courts, as it is the duty OF
the possessor to care for his own il trespass
be attempted by stranger. Having armed
the locator with complete grant of pos
session, he alone is concerned for its protec-
tion, and may undoubtedly maintain suit
to the end, but he can no longer, after
availing himself of his exclusive right, ask
The government to bring action for what is
no trespass except against such Individual
right of possession.
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a Baptist Preacher
-

Troy, n. Y, October g. George b.
Simons, the Baptist minister at Greenbush,
charged with writing love letters toa young
lady of his congregation, resigned, and the
resignation was accepted. During the fare
well sermon many women in the congrega-
ton wept.
The trial of bank suit, involving $780,
600 is in PROCESS. Action is brought
by the receiver of the Merchants and
Mechanics bank, of this city, which failed in
1878, against l.. Thomas Vail, Charles r.
Church, James +. Perkham, Daniel Robert
son and Francis Sims. The complainant
charges defendants, who are alleged to
have been largely interested in both the
Merchants and Mechanics bank, and the
Schagagticoke wooden mills with hav-
ing connived to defraud the bank
out OF about Si50000, and thus
caused the failure. The bank handled
large amounts of the wooden mills paper.
Most of the defendants are wealthy and
occupy high social positions.
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HAuyErFE-T. october The steamer
Lo-isp has returned from the Kara sea.
She reports o hard frost and Accommodating
ice prevents its passage. She left the Dan
ish err'rrin- vessels September 22d ice
bound eighty miles east Of Naigailez island,
al well. Ihev hoped shortly % Be through.
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Political Points.

NEW YoRI, October 3.-Judge Folgor has
accepted the nomination for governor Of
New York. A. p. Hepburn, republican
nominee for congressman at large, has de-
clined the nomination.
ROW IN CAMP.
NOZZLE, ALA, October Sat a republic
can club meeting last night, in connection
with the congressional canvass in this dis
trict, General James W. Burk, United
States collector Of the port OF Mobile, was
assaulted by Allen Alexander, a negro re-
publican politician Of the same society.
General Burk was severely injured.
RENOMINATED.
New ORLEANs, October She demo-
cratic convention of the ID district, at Car
roliton. this afternoon, nominated Jetu
Ellis for congress by acclamaiiOn.
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BIHuIgsHAg, Ala, October IA COM
pany Of Iowa capitalists with $4,000
capital. are here for the purpose Of build
fnE another iron blast furnace. This makes
q total 1' 81 go 900 invested in the manu-
iscilrs 10 p- iron IN the Birmingham de
fr----
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roE-ssgrrH. v. H. October s.-Hcn.
james g Blains. Who j. sf To-k Besch,
vas reported % Be- very III Tesieruty ard
the dtr tei1-e. tut vas more ccmfortatle
last riEht.
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waa.iurtsn na-srs.

Wasnrre1os. October 2-In arco-aanes
rith ti.s rscouuendati1n Of vhat j. kngru
g. ths sl.o-s dufy board the narT hes De-
f.rlie5 from sctire serrics and I.isoed On
waiting o-5s-s. hist is. rrcn p.T ars-urinr
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Commercial and Financial.

NEw YoRK, October 2.-The stock mar
ket opened weak 1903 points lower, than
when It closed Saturday, the latter for
Nashville & Chattanooga, Manhattan ele-
waited. however, was 2, 81. Paul, Mime
apolis d Manitoba !, and Cincinnati South
ern Z higher. During the first hour the
market had been very active, but decidedly
weak. and at n O'Clock prices recorded a
decline Of to2 Is per cent, in which New
Jerzey Central. Nashville a Chattanooga
lake Shore, Michigan Central. and Omaha
preferred. we're prominent while Louisville
Il Nashville dropped 70 - from Gjl At sat
urdav's close. recovered 10 0O. receded to
%. rallied % 81 and receded 20 jIi.
THE PUBLIC uEIr.
WssUrxgroN. September ?. 1ss2.-The debt
stafprnent issued to-day shows a decrease
of the public debt drring the month Of
seuteuiber 70 be s4s0.59f $40. cash In treas
ury, s24 Gs3. .ld, ,fQ5' gold certihcates out
standing. 500 IA 90. silver certificates
outsfauding. s715G.g .g2l .OJ1. certificates Of
depgsis outstanding. 81. .o57 90 O00, refund
ing cert fcates outstanding, si3,3oOlli le-
al feuders outstanding, s3f %, .10i co.
fractional currency outstanding. s72.Hl7. p
So cash balance available, SIS, ll- .-il- s5l-
FUTURE.
EM D OK AlllluEI .t-A = AaAlAllA
market report says. At first call, thc Liv-
erpool telegram had not arrived futures
declined G-1O0 70 100. October selling from
III 81 dOzn % 11.1G. November from lOH to
To05. Are- tie call October advanced %
III 1q. November % 1o95. but fell 10 lllO8
m Or.ober and to n s. f0r November, then
prioes. On receipt Of Liverpool news. ad-
vanned G-10l. but dropped arnin. October %
II o.. and November - l1.I The move
rrsnt % the ls.sr months vas in proportion
- That OF the tuo hrst. At the third call
O-fnsa- was b1Irht zf III ~. NJTern bef II q,
I 20 ID 81. December iNe7. January l0.-i q
r1a February il .0s. Ap-1 IL. Nay 1-31
I June u se, July HI, Aurust 11le2 to11 %
sro0Es.
Nrr FOzE. October 1.-Ihs stock rnarks,
] rrened irrer1ls-. t1t ir the main belUv
I vrsferrnr's riceirr f-l-ts. the letter 81
] riffr-rsf T. IErri - j. the el-lT trade
rf-rr e. ndrnnce rf . I'm Lo-isTilie A Nnst
7 vie. t1e r1s-Esf teesrrs -erE ana recc-tei
= derfrs of 1r0 2. m rtich louisville
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The Medical AInddIe.

RIcHuoxD, Va, october 1.-No action
was taken at yesterday evenings session Of
the new board in relation to the resolution
foreshsdowing a suit against the city for
the illegal arrest Of Lieutenani-GOverDor
Lewis. although It was generally understood
that the board would take such action.
TIE TETEE.
BRoursvILLE. September 8.-Iwo deaths
from yellow fever reported 20 have occurred
af Mefanoras today. The official reports
from Mier show that there have been so
casrs of the disease and 155 deaths there %
dsfe. Three boats attempted 20 land on
fhis side Of the river above Roma The
guards erchanged shots with the occupants
of the boats In preventing Their landing.
eorne Of the boatmen SWAN the rirer and
fhev were arrested. The bo1tmEn who tired
10 land below vas wounded, i & thought.
serf01slT.
TKarr RuEEEEf.
UrrrrE. Co1-. October LAS night
about 80 The west bound r'asz-neFr train
On the Atchison. Topeka a Santa Ie rail
wrr wns st0upsd one mile wesf of Grenada
hv nrrnsd men, Who helped Themselves tu
erp-rss rnaftsr, buf took noihinr ron the
uas-rrers-
rs rHE narrs o. rHE srrErrr.
Err ToEE. Octobe- Tie Aver Nan-
ufacf IrinE- CON rrarIr- No. 80 b-1lluar. =
in tts brnt O. the sberif- No sia-e1enf.
8or18r. oriober L-Eels1n Walinr
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W2sEI- roE, October 1t is sstimsied
a. the p1si-of1ce Department fhrf there VII
b. a Surplus Of about 81 O00l00 in the sp-
propristi1ls made for the star-rcute ssfrice
during the last fscai vear.
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roz7 ~ TorE

rIE1 o. - loA--
EEr Trrr. 0ciobc- 3.-ArriTsd. General
ver1s-. Ar-1oria- Ar-iTed GU Wee
r'trli- r-7I-r' g1Iten. H1ms-nrl. aanula
Darien-
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DAYTON, o., October 3.-Some go cart
men and general laborers in the coal mines
and iron furnaces at Wellston, Jackson
county, struck this morning, closing the
mines entirely. The cause OF the strike Is
the refusal OF the operators 10 pay the same
wages as at Coalton, 20 cents more per day.
The matter will be referred to a committee
of five operators and five miners, but IL Is
thought that the operators Will not accede
to the demand. This cuts of 80 per cent,
Of the Jackson county coal trade, or a daily
Weld Of about sixty cars.
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ST. PETERSBURG, october IA large
quantity Of dynamite has been discovered
in the railway trucks at kief. IL is beliey
that IL was shipped by the nihilists.
ms TIRsT VISIT.
LoNDoN, October 2.-Earl Spencer, lord
lieutenant Of Ireland, arrived to-day, it be-
ing his first visit since the PhWnix park
murder.
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crIms.s sua cAsuaIns.

Uu1rrrtrrr. Dr.. October s-L.si
srsniur sr Enrli.bnzn. giving ths nsms
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Having just Received an Entire New Line of

A full line of Plain and
Fancy Striped Satins, Bro
cades and Moires from 75c.
to SO a yard.
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DuBIIS, October 9. 2.-Archbishop Croke
writes to the Freeman's Journal that he Is
authorized to state that Dillon will not
press his resignation of his parliament seat
lust now, but will continue TO represent
Tippe-ary till his constituency has had am
ple time to select his uccessor in the event
OF the continuance Of his illness. IL Is
stated that in order TO show his accord
with Parnell he will attend the conference
of the Parnellites at Dublin on the 18th
frcf
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Labor Troubles.
THE MAINE sHoEMAKERs.

BIDDEFoRD, Me-, October 3.-lndications
now are that the shoe factories will slowly
resume work. The new company's men
have agreed to go to work tomorrow, the
work being somewhat changed, enabling
the men to earn about . per cent. more than
F.,.vg ,rvlH~
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BERLIN, October SAN important reso-
lu ion was adopted at Gotha yesterday by.
tire leaders Of the three great sections OF
the liberal party. The national liberals
Joined the secessionists and progressists in
declaring that the liberals should unite in
more closely organized association against
all other political parties, without prejudice
to the minor differences separating the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27
AN ACT

To Amend Sections 81, s. and 65 of the
Civil Code, as Amended and Approved Oh
the 18th day of September, A. d. 1876.
BE IT ENACTED by the King and the
Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian
Islands in the Legislature of the Kingdom
assembled;
SECTION !. That Section Ga of the Civil
Code as amended and approved on the 18th
day of September, A. d. 1876 be and the
same is hereby further amended so as to
read as follows
SECTION 81. The Minister of the In
terror may at any time license for the term
of one year one or more suitable persons,
except subjects Of countries with which
there are no treaties, in each taxation dis
trict, to be public auctiOneers within the re-
spective districts for which they receive
their licenses
SECTION . That Section 60 Of the Civil
Code as amended and approved on the 18th
day of September, A. ID. 1876, be and the
same is hereby further amended so as TO
read as follows:
"SECTIoN 60. The price of an Auction
GERS License for the District Of Honolulu,
Oahu, shall be the sum of five hundred dol
lars, and not less than one half of one per
cent. on each sale made, and for the other
districts the price shall be such per centage
on the sales made as the Minister of In
terror shall deem reasonable not to exceed
one per cent
SECTION 3. That Section c. of the Civil
Code as amended and approved on the 18th
day of September, A. ID. 1876, be and the
same is hereby further amended so as to
read as follows
"SECTIoN 66. Every Auctioneer shall
upon receiving his license, give bond to
the Minister Of the Interior in penal sum Of
three thousand dollars if the license be for
the district of Honolulu, Oahu, and in the
penal sum of five hundred dollars for other
districts of the Hawaiian Islands, with good
and sufficient surety or sureties to be az
proved by the Minister of the Interior con-
ditiOned that he shall render faithful ac
count of all his sales according to law, that
he shall pay quarterly to the Minister of the
Interior the amount of per centage estab
lished by his license that he will at no time
make default in paying over to parties for
whom he may have sold property the sums
received by him from such sales, after de-
Quoting therefrom his commissions and ex-
penses, and that he shall in all things well
and truly conform to the laws relating to
Auctioneers.n
SECTION 4. This Act shall become law
on the date of its approval, and all laws and
parts Of laws contrary to the provisions Of
this Act are hereby repealed.
Approved this 9Th day of August, a. d.
1882. (sept2S1t KALAKAUA REX.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27
VIENNA FURNITURE:
CRATES OF ASSORTED CRocKERY

Extension, Arm, Dining Room and Parlor
Chairs, Settles, &c,
Saddles, Calfskins Girths Stirrup L1athers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27
AN ACT
o Fix the Pay of juror

BE IT ENACTED by the King and th,
Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian
Islands in the Legislature of the Kingdom
assembled:
SECTION l. From and after the date Of
the passage of this Act, the pay Of Juror;
shall be as follows Two dollars for eacll
days attendance in Court, five cents fol
each mile of travel in coming to and re-
turning from Court and one dollarfOr every
verdict rendered.
SECTION .. This Act shall become law
from and after the date of its approval, and
the words "and Jurors fees in the seven
tieth line, and the words Jurors shall also
be allowed fifty cents for every case i'll which
they return verdict in the seventy-third
and seventy-fourth lines and the words
" Jurors and F." in the seventy-fifth line OF
Section 1850 of the Civil Code shall be and
the same are hereby repealed.
Approved this 5th day of August, a. d.
1882. (sept23 IT. KALAKAUA REX.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

The schedule hersinbsfore referred to:
Articles XII, XIII and XIV of the Civil
Code.
Sections SIS and 5l4 of the Civil Code.
An Act approved on the 18th day of July
A. D. 1860, entitled An Act to amend
Section 4S2 of the Civil Code"
An Act approved on the 4th day Of Au-
gust A. D. 1860 entitled "An Act to amend
the English version of Section 4S6 of the
Civil Code
An Act approved on the S0th day of
June A. D. 1860 entitled "An Act to
amend the law in relation to the assessment
and collection of taxes"
An Act approved on the S0th day of De-
cember A. D. 1864 entitled Gan Act to
amend Art. XIII of the Civil Code on the
assessment of taxes by providing for more
accurate assessment and taxation of ami
mails and penalty for the coucealment of
property"
An Act approved on the S1st day of De-
cember A. d. 1864 entitled An Act to
amend Section $40 of the Civil Code"
An Act approved on the 9th day Of July
A. D. 1866 entitled An Act to exempt
volunteer soldiers from certain taxes"
Chapter XIV of the Session Laws of
1870 being an Act entitled Z" An Act to
amend Sections 483 and 4S4 of the Civil
Code relating to taxes on personal property
and real estate"
An Act approved on the 29th day of
July A. D. 1872 entitled "An Act to amend
AN Act entitled an Act to amend the law
in relation to the assessment and collection
of taxes approved on the S0th day of June
a. D. 1860"
An Act approved on the goth day of
July A. D. 1872 entitled can Act to
amend Section 500 of the Civil Code"
An Act approved on the 18th day of July
a. d. 1874 entitled q An Act to amend
Section 488 of the Civil Code"
An Act approved on the Sth day of Au-
gust A. D. 1874 entitled "An Act to amend
the law in relation to the assessment and
collection of taxes"
An Act approved on the 18th day of
September a. D. 1876 entitled :" An Act
to AIMED Section 495 of the Civil Code"
An Act approved on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER A. D. 1876 entitled " An Act to
amend Section 500 of the Civil Code"
An Act approved on the 29th day of Sep
TENDER A. ID. 1876 entitled " An Act to re-
peal Section of an Act entitled An Act
to amend the law in relation TO the tax on
animals and to repeal Sections 48l and 497
of the Civil Code approved on the 2lst day
of July A. D. 1870.
An Act approved on the Goth day of Sep
TENDER a. d. 1876 entitled An Act to
amend Sections 483 and 484 of the Civil
Code"
Section of an Act approved on the LIST
day of August A. d. 1873 entitled " An
Act to amend the Statutes authorizing
payment of road taxes to be commuted by
labor.
Approved this 18th day of August A. D.
1889. KALAKAUA REX.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

src71oS . An annual poll tax % one
aoiiar sinai Be Taid by every male inhabi-
tali q TINS Kingdom between the ages Of
Eertntenr--lru slZtT years, unless the per-
90 BE creased from sucE payment by law,
Or " the Assessor Of the district IN which
is rssidos. on account Of iufrmity or
Tora-y-
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p tosso-znarE ASn ANrxn rHr Law RI.
-AIIHc 10 iETEEsAI TGxrs.
r EsacTED By the King and tn,
-..il slatsye Assembly Of the Hawaiian
isii'i't.s = nc Legislature Of the Kingdom
assembled:
rszloF J. The several laws and parts
. laws mentioned IN the stssobedule
mere unto annexed shall be and the same
- ns-ety repealed; but nothing herein
noal airec snail aiiect any things done. pro
1ne1ings taken, poaalties and liabilities IN
ol'-eas appointments. orders, returns and
feEliatons made, certificates granted. and
ooaras constituted under the said repealed
iEwe or ans Of them.
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AN ACT
To Admit Fertilizers Free of Duty

~ AuulI IeEllllNeIS IISS vi Du'S
BE IT ENACTED by the King and the
Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian
Islands in the Legislature of the Kingdom
assembled.
SECTION /. From and after the publica-
ton of this Act, fertilizers Of every descrip-
ton, whether natural or manufactured, ap-
plicable to the soil, shall be admitted duty
free when imported into this Kingdom.
Approved this 9Th day of August, \. ID.
1882.
sept2S 1t KALAKAUA REA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27
rHL SCHOOL TAA.

crcuos .. An annual tax Of two dol
las, Tor the support Of public schools shall
y Faid By every male iuhabitaut Of this
kinr6om between the ages Of twenty and
as1zy years. unless the person he exempted
troru such laymolt by law. OF by the As
Etssor ui the districi 10 which be resides,
O. aco0rut 81 age infrmity or poverty, or
uriasz be be studeut actually IN attend
snns 81 any Of ths high schools or colleges.