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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
IMPORTS.

Prom san Er.tcisro per s1ez Avg 17--s1 ls tAlskel
lcurhau & c. ~ rs haer % billiard -aelsl - -
r1sruurU saldI H-F.- re- brackets, 1N t-s grain
asE a. uhssECf So ss i1ur. a- rlrl- l.' HA sugar
o. " N1cia-suu rsls upal-sto-iug turp Cos q
ri-s drl-s o Sol gIas.Var., hulisluF A Coz j pkg.
Hf son D 1i-ls crog scrT y j Norman 3 pkg
uiur and hardware iia rkns obCrles Castle q cooke
: CO sldlicu NJ Rose = Dig EhI-ker Brown s'
Sc. udsr. ~ Nellie. - pses agud groceries ~ tks
fnar ca fEs ffsl. p -ks olfF gu r- sulp, - 1dif
lerfEs5 hz laiI- 40 ss bark ls Igusr. Mcthcsuel
q Son e. type. piss paper, io Ts-- masc i 6
rlrau g o. drF goods. u ~ lamps. Is rIurk- W p
1i - 1aala. q 11 -1HI9s 9 rle- rl-Il y Aclncrn5
= usrf cotton goods aarliaCr, = q u Materinusg
. O. tobacco ~ rE-- furniture rE-a marble y
Philips A tHE ff HsEs dry goods l'3 rk-- 1roCcfics
Grin h-rn a GO. 500 Uk-. Uufrfdfa. r- buggy g g,
ulurf HarIrlTr. Irwin & On. q. I.il fE-n'furrl 81
rk=s h.Iilrl Iatarial. pkg -arals- d Williams
AdauIs 1a- rtIsktr L1veirT a DOS lu pkg fg-Ii-
uitHir e-oc1rIrs. q Irf'e"tst rEss orErs. NrhIb-
biol rH ukaa .Tn0rl.E-+ % fkE- chip chandler.
HrI.rs d tH-a lfru cafes - q WtIss % ps.4 fHHIluIg
H judd cs photo goods. q a AaufHuus 81 pE-s DRY
-alat ar1 tobacco. Lyman L-a1l : uEgs IIlm0rE
11ts Brown d. TH IIFs- tE .rl.t. D = @gflatef- r.
prr.un Hnn IHsu NUIEs. . a. -0rr rEE, iuwifulr.
ia Midrman pE- pipe pkg s19lsf Dillingham;
Cos - hr fruf. u rhrT r1af1.-r = p.-- onions
as faiucH. ~ercsr.I5l a Coz cs CI1rEs. s.IEa
eErr THfa-eI- D.. and ril TEes -rae.-i0.. u May
$50 rsf erugEfUs. % rIar Bros end -nuuf1 uEr7 alN
-rfrr-ics and T-n4uaf tUFaEuls piIuesr Trims
Fror San Erautiso1 pr .iHiar Hes4 Aus li-ilI q.
0uiarnrT 1H rs rriurr- at rHflrlt7 Lame Z co. 81
-k- nI rut- lN' .E. V1tHro % n-aTnIfH VI Mciu.rEE
-is fCrr ilfffHu 6 Co, 10 t tobacco. CuulHufa
8 a.. o q mdrf he1mHr II h-s rrd ruudw HE~
-rerclEs uurH mating rrr uiH. ll.lo.r r1HH- o.
raH|ruH aNmFHr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
Inspector eencraisllip OF Immierotion

ihc ioSIJ " Immigration, vlili thC approval 81
His lIajesiy IN Puvy Council, has been pleased to
aup5ini the Hon A. $, Clcghum Inspector General
sf immigration His duties VIII be Go enquire
into The treatment Of an omigranis introduced by
The Board. Also 60 nspoci dwelling. houses cn-
closures aud buildings lon which Immigrants IT,
side 10 enquire into complaints as Go breaches uE
violation Of the law, ard from limo 90 tug to re-
port 10 tho l,aard whatever Dc mas do u ihg
atovr urumisos-
In tlse al,ovo connection Air. Ci,.hqrl Ir3ceodel
u Hn.la on Saturday last. from whence he VIII
a. ap 10 Hawaii and ~ due caursc vc may expect
10 So full rcrJu az Dis Official acts Tho sciec-
ton ~ the Board could not have fallen upon o
more suitable person, and sith the cooperation
Of tie planters and employers generally there is
no doubt but that the duties assigned % Mr. Clcg-
horn VIII be faithfully carried ont. The necessity
Of such an Official j. patant % al who know what
plantation life Is Noncompliance with the law
rorslriinc rooiuy and airy dwelling houses has
ALREADY been fuuued 10 Cxisi IN q lew localities,
whilst in oihers thcfC Is 4 want Of cleanliness ON
the part OF the occupants not noticed ol cared for
by thc employer, therrhy nccossitati1is official
interference IN order 60 remove an causes OF
disease and infection
We thoroughly oldursl The actiuu Of the Board
II Immigration and expect 10 scc bcncioil results
Tho Trlssnnctu t,t Hon A - f1Duhnrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
MARRIED.

BROWN sNIrIiEr-lnuI liiE.ou NUudlE Aug
Hs- ati lss- on fHr rCsdtrcr 0f me hrilr's fftc m
Hfr ErI a NlU.uf1sh. NJ. A. NJ. Wlg1IH EE0vN q
Mise NsE AIreI- -r-auf ilaaalt-r 90. |aIIu smifhIa
ESD H' of thIs cftr.
hUrEE- UINEs.iu .fisr..E. tu-u-t -Is, ls,-- o.
.lC Bethel. IE d.. Eer- Ar Damon. ME LfHnsr kHrEr
rf Llur kauai fa Niss @Erefr lista. of thia rirr
EHICh~EN- ef.,.- SO fiaHaLdsu1l.d. 1I5ri. Hl
AuEu- llh 's-2 tr Che ler. jaa. ~ AiczauarI, ilEH
ln Nam.
hflEul.A- tAUEEN~ IH fHHaH. .I.F- n. o.. IHg
-l. af i-r a..Idoure af fhr brides uueIo Walter l
ellison E-0- tuA.. D. hur1rs fH Ni-- lu1ts O.
tNrgrH.
~uETRlu. ANDREW SD. tua AfurI Nieal.n
- tr rusil0ngH af fhc h.dg Iuo.hrr- HT pm. hY lrr
M D. NEutr NH trUD To- eu.Ertsu OF Malone, 3. ~
.. N.s IsN.f A1.urfrs n. Do. who sre under .Ia
HrHfnUHt 0l lf. a d. a. E NJ. f1 Central Turkey
- AIlI1N
NEff.-ANUI.EN~. 80 'HH HaH. fu. aua place.
IHfEHT D. MAJ. st. n.of lsHHE fI-. rn Nf.- fluUTsgI
~ ANuHEus THe fi.r0r rilc'- were dau-htgls "f thg
"H.aH Island.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

W. have been making some little on
curry into the manner Of cxpcnding that
S33. 1865 which is voted in a lump sum foI
band, flags, salutes, &c The BandmasteI
and 30 bandsmen receive $4,000 Tor the
two years: this not only includes then
pay, but also a certain number Of suits Of
clothes, music and instruments. The rate
Of pay has been S25 month for first class
men. S22l second class, so third. The
Bandmaster receives $50 month. O re-
enumeration at the same rate as the new
Secretary Of the Board Of Health. but
then of course q bandmaster. with q thor
ough training IN music, who understands
and can play upon dozen different in
slrumcnts, who can write OF alter music
when required, has not had such a special
training as the man must have who fills
the Secretary post: oh dew no, good
secretaries are rare. good bandmastors
very common The balance OF SS.355 is
expended as follows: Adjutmt General
$1,000. keeper OF the powder magazine
$40, keeper of tGg Of powder magazine,
q most responsible office. $50, and flags
and salutcs Sligo. From what we can
further learn, we understand that the
bandsmcn are dissatisfied with their rate
OF pay. those who arc soloists consider
that they can easily command higher rates
elsewhere. and as a consequence now that
their term OF service is ont. refuse to en-
gage again. Tho only method of meet
ing the difficulty that has been hit upon.
is 10 raise the pay Of a few and dismiss
number Of the mon in future IL any
soloist falls sick. the band VIII be at q
standstill, at present there is always some
one who can fiji in, but that is TO be done
away with A little libcrality to the band
would have been by no means amiss but
then the band was really worthy object
for Hbcrahty. and that in itself was
sufficient to dry mp the springs Of legislC.
tive bounty; uuhgppily for the music low
ing public, the band was not a folly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

nuEsr
H-ai-- vr'-. a. 5oed. r -ta.H-. usaa. eH
a--ir lrau- vrertg Indicted ra.H
eHit mtr.U 90 Ioar Nl..-r
NaE haat.u 1aeltni Eonr
Hn -.HHr Gag s.
ArEmh's r1G uIal.9'
Nr 'nr0 h|u herg 90 yo.H .E."
cen sIua dlr gs IhH Deb.
.art an rncoHih .rft iaers
Sad One 1af L5g
-r.s.-s, comp .rnatrI l.u-
HguaaT a lord uud lldF.
cod cave fhc King cHU.." rH-
Ifafr uucs ca97 a'd arf-
Fhr peel toe. Ttuat gang
Mi rlymcs wucI ilut au flaHE
~. -sr son flur Sc ne er tnr-IH-
tn r,C ru--t'ur steady
on aIra Oh.
ia
Taf mr Before mara.r-'a fH.r
EEu thJHt d Wilma 1aug-
fnr u.f'hfr pension posts. ..rr r.H..
Am vuur humble debtor
>6rlr reelection Cn H0Hr rr
Won kngshIN 20 1e.r.ft.
Nrrrr' monte Hur been e. f""..."#
Al .'hIIH1 one heen h.fiUr
Than bon fai. 3.
~
.1s.-,r.. r.ur. H.r HoFHteu King
vr.l.ur, . v.I De doubted.
Batfacff arc 5In..a th1t Wilma aIua
Ar donna D, 6iepriea
Aoel uy8l reai beneath }c'I HH
o. cen right rIfi ru ,.agi1
an nov nc fhiri faI' 4 ta. String
An Iaf-nll gang re4l Do
IHHH ala H. H'f
farht'I Ifse ul tiili D a.pr.
Cd SAM. HHHug |..I.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

OS July Sth, report was presented los
Hon. H j. Widemann as Chairman Of Z
Committee Of Finance in the following
terms: Your Committee are fully aware
that a large sum Of money has been wasted
in building the Palace. but they cannot
trace this waste to It's source
Three days earlier viz: July 18th. min
ority report was presented by the Chair
man Of Committee, who was the Minister
for Foreign Affairs, TO the effect that the
palace building was substantial and safe
that 81, $50. As were due and necessary.
and recommended grants Of $500 fol
walks. $1,000 for alteration Of gates. com.
pletion and furnishing Of palace $4,000
palace stables $4,000 Another minority
report recommended $1,000 for a dis
tinct building within the palace grounds.
On this occasion the Hon C. r Bishop
expressed an opinion that the palace could
have been better furnished for less
money" &c.
This SO called palace with it, walks,
gates. stables. distinct building. &c. re
minds one of fashionable tailors bill
which ran TO one extra superliuc. millcd.
twilled, black. superior Saxony. broad
cloth coat so much; to silk lining 10 ditto.
30 much: 10 velvet collnr to ditto. somuch
10 silk covered buttons, so much, 6c; so
that the price Of the garment could only
be got at by painful exercise Of aTith-
metic Ii any amount Of arithmetic could
make plain 10 the tax payers what this
palace and It's etceteras may cost in the
long run. il would be as wei 10 lei them
know H.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

he, pastor Of Fort Street Church resumed ms
duties IN Sunday last. In his address in the cve-
ming be made particular alusion 70 has fullough.
lie sud sas cheaper 10 So Oh a vacation than to
ma, = iocios's t;i Some say that, time Is not
sheir own. lie v.,eld like 10 bc introduced TO The
.u.plovarx Of such. and hc would snon convince
them q the necessity OK holidars. Incrcsed work
results from rCst- X Is the duty o. everyone to
srurk ont thair own salvation with fear and tren-
i1fnc. Redemption is bought bs work. What
one Good thing las cVcr been achieved without
work. CO Codes forever, or help yourself. God
created the world but man has re-sizped and
makes the world uliai i IS. de tres attention to
nc great continent or America and The work that
f.aa been accomplished there IN the last two and
half rntsl1ies- by the Anelo-Sa and christian
1-Drkers. Laxincss Is original sir- Work IS not
nci degrading bui ennoblins The best paee Tor
iarnse il a fanatic asvlum or an hospital In con-
rirror. he earnestly urged al Christians "a work
fOr their mutual benefit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

Passengers are allowed a removable amount Of bag
gage free.
Arriving on Saturday a. Nahukona a. 9.50 4 ~ TO
connect with steamer Likciikc Tor Houoiua. aud on
WednesdaTs at II % A. y connecting with stcamer
Liksiikc for L1upzhqeh0e aud Hiio.
The steamer Likeke viii lcasc Hgnolaia every Tues
day a. ?. ~, touching Al Lahaina Naaaea aud Ma
ke1z, and VIII be dns a MAh1koaa between = and
p. on Wednesdays. The train viii ieaTc immcdi-
sely upon The arTiya Q. the steamer Tor sn and IN
iefncdiaie stations. The Likelkc il doe faom Hi0
each Friday morning. train viii leave a 81 T.. Or
Lpon the arrival Of the sie1ncr giving thc steamer
passeu=ers az opportunity 70 rslt kohth and return
The same d.. and thence on 70 karah1c return
Saturday morning
Trains will be upar other days Of the week. sun-
days excepted a. circumsfanccs may demand.
shippers Of freight and passenger baEa-e y steamer
Likekc FOR points IN koh1ia must ulTk heir goods
for the station AZ whict they wisl them delivered.
Freight Or baggage marked N1hukoua Or kohll1 oniy
vii 10; insure II being Forwarded without definite
orders
The Company IN no way held thel1seiTes responsible
Tor steamer freight unless rcceiptcd fci IN Honoriu,
nor i0V money or jeEclrJ in baggage.
Passengers requested % purchase their railroad
ucksi8 from Parser OF steamer and point ont the
steward fheir hazrarc hefore lca4i-ir ne vessel
Passengers are not allowed 70 ride on the platform Of
the cars dRd they are plrficni1ry warned adfnsl or
ting % o. % The train Niiie q upt'cn.
ko11lA s-1tlc1f september l1t VII p Hai11a 1
ls G. Z WIGHT Gttrr1I tlreri1fer1f1f
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
CTRCUIT CoURToFTHFTAwAT

ian Islands, ID Judicial District On Probate In fhr
ESTATE OF Pho DTAZ. OF North kohaia, deceased
inte.tate, before Mr. Justice Hart
On reading and fllng the Petition Of D. r. Vida Of
y. kohaa, alleging that Pic niix, Of y. kohail died
interstate at y. kohala, the esth day Of March H.
20 him.
Il is ordered that WEDNESDAY, SEPT. fs,h A. D.
49, al 10 NJ be and hereby Is appointed Zoe hearing
said Petition before the said Justice n the Cont Room
o. this Court Al hapaau kohals, 81 which time and
place all persons concerned may appcarand she cnusr
" any they have why said Petition shouidnot be rans
ed and that this order be Published n he English
language for three successive weeks iu The Hawaiian
Gazette Newspaper in Honolulu
CHAS. \. HART
~ III. : IL L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
TELEeRAPHIC ADDRESs-DJNN'e GLASGOW.
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
JAS. DUNN. MERCHANT. GLASGOW.

JAS. DUNN MERCHANT. GLAsSONs
(HAwAIIAS CONSUL
Undertakes the purchase and shipment Of ali kinds Of
British snd Continental goods except Ardent Spirits
and viii heciad toreccve Orders At rates either free
board shipping port in Europe delivered ship
(but with daily for huyers accopnD AZ Honolulu. such
Orders may be accompanied By remii,arccs. payable
in London OF san Francisco; or he will draw % days
sight against confirmed credits from Honolulu Bankers
rr otherwise. TO suit the convenience OF buyerS.
urrrrEScEss
MESsRS WI &. IRWIN & CO., Houoluin
HON. J. 5. WALKER. Honolulu.
THE AGRA BANK. Limited Londo=.
"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

4 HhN VI NUI ut Uf III 7. INV A.
y ian Islands, Cd Judicial District IN Probate
In the ESTATE OF WM. WILSON Of North Kahlll.
deceased. interstate. Before NJ. justice Hart.
on reading and hliug The Petition Of Esther Wilson.
OF North hohala. Hawaii alleging that W Wilson III %
interstate al North Kohall- the 9Th day Of March A
D. isse, and PRAYING that Letters % Adam
issue 10 Charles l.. Hopkins.
Il is ordered that WEDNESDAY. SEPT 18Th. A. ID.
ss Al 10 be and hereby is appointed f5r hearing
said petition before the said Justce On The ConIt Ed
OF this Court al hspaau North kohaia al which time
and paee ~ persons eonerrned may appear and shoe
granted and that this order be published On The Fursb
and Hawaiian languages for three successive week. n
the Gazette and kuokoa newspapers In Honolulu
Dated y. Kohala, Hawaii. Aug. 9Th. tss.
CHAS. r HART.
ff~fuf Ina y N4.ll~ faff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
CUPREME COURT OF TINE ia

- = Il AAAAsAAa W. III vi III IN
y wAIfAN ISLANDS. In Probate the natter
81 the FINAL account Of The Estate % &. kANArNA.
ate Of Honolulu. deceased Al Chamber. before Chirf
Justice Judd
On reading and filing The petition ard dnsl accounts
OF W. G. Parke Administrator Of the estate Of C. kana
late OF Honolulu, deceased wherein he axis Do b.
allowed s5l3s5 and charges himself with s.0st o. and
asks that thc same br cxamin I'd and approved aud
that Anal order may he made Of distribution Of ne
property remaining In his hands to the persons thereto
entitled, and dischar.ing him and biz snreiss nom 40
further responsibility a. such.
10 Is ordered tn1t FRIDAY. the 9Th dnv OF SKIP
TENDER A. u. is3., at ten o'clock m before the
aid Justice a. Chambers. In the Court House. AZ No.
noulu, be aud the sane hereby is appointed - fhe
time and place for hearing The said petition and az
counts. and that all persons Interested may then ard
there appear and show cause II any they have why
same should not be granted and may present evidence
- TO who are entitled 10 The said property And ihai
this order IN the Hawaiian and English language be-
published w The kuokoa and Hawaiian Garsfie q"
newspapers printed and published In Heuouin Pr
three successive weeks previous 90 lhe time therein
appointed FOR said hearing
Dated ~ Honolulu II I this 9Th day vi AHeuff d.
tsse. A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Chief Justice % the supreme Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

COURT, MAwAIIAN

- Islands. To w. G.. PNRKE, Esq Mlr4haI Of ihe
Hawaiian Islan,A. or his Deputy, Greeting.
You are commanded, BY order o. The Hon 4 Francis
Judd- Chief Justice or the supreme Court and hanr-i
lOr 10 summon kaumiumi, ~ defendant 20 BE- and
appear before him. the Aforesaid Justice az BIZ Cham
hcrs iu The Court House, In the City Of W8noiuin
Island Of Oahu, ON FRIDAY, the ed DAY ~ june next
A. 10 a. M, 70 show cause why the prayer Of Hcnrr
Glade complainant should not be granted uer.uant 90
The tenor Of his bib Of complaint hereto annexed
And have you then there THIS WHIT Hith fu fsiIfu
0f y0ug proceedings thereon
Witness the Hon. A. Francis Judd chief
Justice and Chancellor Of ne Supreme
IT, - Court, a Honolulu. this sth DAY % Jun-
4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
n In.iirn 81 ~. SUNNI. l.....l
SUPREME COURT OF TIE HA-

SUPRENTE COURT OF THE HA-
- WAlIAN ISLANDS. In BankruptcY-fn tie mat
ter Of ID. CRoWNfNGBURG- an alleged bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that meeting Of the Crcdors
who have proved their claims against The Estate or tie
san D. Crovingourg Will be held Al the Clerks once
o. the supreme Court, IN Honolulu on MONDAY, he
e1st day Of AUGUST instant AZ 10 o'clock A NJ Tor
the purpose Of electing A-sisuess q aid kTupts
Estate. A. ROSA. Deputy Crrk
Honolulu. August sih fSSs. SIS
SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
~ walian Islands, TIER appearing 20 me % Be g1od
aud sufficient reasons Why the Term Of fhc Clrcuit
Court OF the Third Judicial Circui authorized By an
Act Of the legislative Assembly Of s 70 BE- hni-r al
Waiohnu, kau, Island ofHawsii on the irs' THURSDAY
Of september O each year should not BE- holden m
September 1881.
NOW THEREFORE, !. To pursuance OF the authority
in me vested by the .aid Act do Or.r that such Term
be not held.
(Signcdl A + JUDD.
Aiest; chief Justice ssur,m- Conf.
JSo. &. BARNARD, CLERK.
Honolulu, August sth, isse ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

Deputy q lcrs.
The within summons returned luscrVei. This 10Th
day Of jane, i. the aid kaumiumi hnru- ieft this
Kingdom 30 1876, on board the Pumarr for sydnef &C.
which place he deserted aud native named Faa. uha
board said vessel AZ the time aud b. nov n no
turned 90 Honolulu. and the last knouu place Of
residence Of kaumium being sydney- y. 8 W
W. g.. FAlfkE, MrrafaI
Ill - 80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

l,c pPEE1rE COURT or THE Ia
u WAIflN ISLANDS. IN rrrtnte.--In tlc NfIfc|
d ne kstAie y JOSEPH NORRIS lnts q H9qoi1lr'
dccc1acd- AZ Char 1t-1 before NJ. aa1IIta McC1I
Alexander = C1rfafrht krng'I1cr % DE VIII oI frs-
rah Norris. late Of Hcnoluil. ull1 dtrc4r1 utrfc1
tsf-s. and asks thll TIE sane may - e14ui1cI and
approved and that 1nal order uaJ Sc naacrlschar-
a. such Executor.
Il i ordered hat WEDNESDAY. he l.th .ias Of
SEPTEMBER A. D. fSses AZ 70 O'Clock A. ~ h1tnrc
the said Justice a Chambers, IN the Court HnrsC.
Honolulu. Be and the SINE hereby j. appointed ls TIC
time a1d place for hearing said pcffun and licolnts
and that an persons interested may then and rcrc a.
pear and show ease u any thcT have Whr The same
should not Be grHntci- And thai thls order in the
knglikh and Hawaiian lanr1 rs Be Published In flr
Hawaiian Gazette ald Nurspa hunkos " newspapers
printed and published in honolulu. for three slfrss
sye weeks previons &c the time therein appointed &c
said hearing.
Dated a Honolulu II. l. this efst day o. rsf 4 ID
1sSc LAWRENCE McCrLLN
Justice Of The supreme Couff.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

AvcdwsrdTO Gold Medals. The only medals award.
cd for Watches. Melbourne International Exhibition,
isso.
The cnly Gold Medal; also fhr-c -p.cili and luur
frst rrires. Sydney. iss9
The Gold Medal Paris, ISIS. Four FIRST rrize Med
ais Philadclphia, 1876
The uuequsled success Of these Ceirhfaicd Watches
has urcdrccd host Of worthless imilaiions. Buycrs
viii observe the Trade Nsrk William. Mass. ~ en-
erave on the plate OF an Genuine Walthaua Watches
Gold cases arc stamped \. ". Co. fss OF TX; and
Silver cases arc stamped American Watch Company,
WalthAm. Mass sterling. 81 5mf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
HAwAIlSiN ISLANDS i,,n s


hereby certify that he within and foregoing .s q
true and faithful copy o. the original summons -sed
In the ease Of Henry T. Glade W. kaumuml ~ fud
also Of the return thereto and that byrcl7nn OF said o.
turn the Court the I'D day Of June A. b 1882 df
order that the ease he continued 10 The s-i day % uc1
Der 4. D. io1s, and meanwhile, that attached copy
or said summons be printed prcscrihed ~ thr
ute.
Is WITNESS whereof have hsrcnui9 sst ny band
this 18Th day Of June. A. u. iss,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
French Consulate, Honolulu
Notice to the Trade.

TuE FURNISHING OF FRESH
Il Butchers Meat and I've stock. Oxen. sheep Pigs
lls the Of the garrison aud Of those receiving allow
anccs In flpcca as well Tor the provisioning % the
feet and hospitals, during the period between tho 1t
81 May l5 aud the sist OF December ts5t. viii o put
up 70 contract publicly, scaled tenders on the sth
% Ianuary 1881 al O'Clock p M iu Inc Office N the
ORDONNATEUR. at PAFEFTA
The conditions % said contract deposited 90 Tie
Office Of the French Consul here uhrru pcrsous dcsir
Ous % tender can consult them ris 100 I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
A Desirable Country Resi-
dence for Sale.

TIL PREMISES IN KANEOME.
Il Oahu. formerly occupied by the late Rev j. r.
FOGUE situated some miles from Honolulu; consist
ing u go acres Of well fenced lind with cottages
containing 10 looms and outhouses large variety u
fit and shade trees flower garden with and bcau-
tfll pants; 1000, less banana plants Of choice
varieties with room to increase the humber largely
kal0 land and pasture for few animals; a large Ssh
pond containing mullet With ncvcr-faling stream Of
water flowing through the premises BY which The
grounds may be Irrigated
The above Is considered Of the desirable
cations Tor country homo 70 be found iu the neigh
borh0od q iionolulu and with the prospect %
good carriage road the Pail, Tor which liberal
appropriation has been made by the Legislature Il Il
believed that this will be found rare opportunity Tor
any wishing to combine the pleasure Of country
lie and romantic scenery with easy access 70 the city
10 invest In permanent home.
Title. fce simple. Price sol0l. NJ not disposed Of
al private sale within two months % viii Dc offered Tor
-alc al public auction.
For further particular enquire Of
9is en- w. r. CASTLE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
sptdaf He6sss:

Tho next term Of OAHU coftesF WI oerin eh
WEDNESDAY. sEFT. On.
Examination o. Candidates for asin iszion On 1loa-
day sept s,h. isss. rn5 sis 81 W. l. JONES'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

4 SHAM, talk Of it as we may; theorizc
about It as We please, we must always ar-
rive at one result, and that is that the con
stitutional government Of these islands Is
thorough sham
II is perfectly astounding how men of
the three nationali6es living here. the
American. the German and the English
man. have allowed themselves to be gullcd
and cajoled into the belief that they live
under constitutional form Of govern
ment, rs constitutional government Is
understood elsewhere. Our government
has long been drifting into mere personal
rule Instead Of being up with the times,
as she ought to be. Hawaii is retograding,
Is politically floating back to the worst
period Of the Georges of England Prob
ably one Of the worst monarchs, or at all
events the monarch gifted with the least
sense Of any that have sat upon the
English throne was George ", and II Is
Just to his reign that we would consider
The Hawaiian History Of today. as run
ming parallel From his time, there has
been a continual and gradual change. and
in the England OF to-day the sovereign
would no more think Of attempting 10
impose his or her personal viii upon the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

- Dr. Whifnry's Dental Rooms win be c,osssi ffoi
TUESDAY, AUGUST 1sih. CSTTL MONDAY, sEF7
fssA H.as a.