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BANKING HOUSES.
NATIONAL GOLD BANK
o. D. 0. MILLS . co. SACRAMENTO
UNITED STATES DRPOSITART.
ucHAKaE on
few York, London. Dublin. Berlin Parfs
And all the principal cities Of Europe.

Under our extensive arrangements We can make
payments in any town or village In Germany, Aus.
tria, Hungary, France, Switzerland, Italy, Polish
Russia, Denmark. Sweden and Norway. sending the
money into the very house Of the party who Is 10
receive It fe11-o
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II THEY HAVE A RIGHT

To mine low they have right for one hun
dred years to come, and to work ous al the
hills and mountains, for ever all new vei,s
ars being discovered. If hey can dig cut tie
tAia line OF gold-bearing earth and not De.
stroy the valley, the people will not OF ct.
They have beea long suffering, and do net
wish to destroy mining bit it the tue
comes that all mining threatens the valley, il
must cesse. That is not nov the situation
They tell u3 that miners cus.o ns give them a
rinht To pn on and that Ii haa
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CTTlCE RA.

CUJtCGRA.
The Cuticura treatment for the cure of Skin Scalp
and Blood diseases consists in the internal use of
Cr-T cuRA REsoLvEST, the new Blood Purifier, and
the external use OF CUT and the CUncURA SOAR,
the Great Skin Cures.
Frice OF CUrIcUeA, small boxes, 50 cents; large
boxes ST. CUTICURA Res LvES-, 81 per bottle. CUTI.
CUR Soar, 25 cents. CUTIcURA SHAVING soar, Is
ceLts Sold by all druggists.
Depot WEEKS q POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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J. A. CUNNINGHAM.

- l street between Front and Second, Sacra.
mento. Manufacturer Of Stern Boilers, Sheet lion
Work, etc. Also all kinds Of h. siring. Chang nc
Portable Boilers from Wood to s'raw Burners
Speciality. mf-4ou
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This Grea {

T ais q re .
engfh enfnR
Remedy ana Nerve
TONIC Is the legiti-
mate result Of over %
years ct practical ea.
perience, and CURES
WITH UEFAILING
CERTAINTY Nervous
and Physical Debility,
SemtaalWeakness,Sp er
mattorrh9a, Emission 8.
Impssency, Exhauste
Vitality. Premature pe.
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RHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


8 . never.faiHng Cure
,r Nervous Debliity,Kx
hausted Vitality, Sem.
nal Weakness, Spe,
matorrhea Lost Man.
hood, ImPot,sner.
Paralysis, and all Il Q
terrible effects Of De T.
abuse, youthful folies
and exeessse In mature
years-such a. Loss a
Memory, LaHitude, Noe.
turnal Emission, Aver.
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HOBBY 4 SMITH,

OFFICE "a J STREET.-oFFICE HOURS:
NJ and 1890 10 2 Pm. nI-d
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w. A. HUGHs0N. M. D..

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
III Of3cs southw est corner Of Seventh and
streets in Bryte's new building, up stairs. Resi-
dence, southeast corner Of Seventh and streets,
Sacramento. Office hours: to 5 and to P. N.
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Pe1<oseUs skIN HgYEoIss.

Every day we have some new skin cure (so-calledl
which is warranted y to everything, but which
is found on analysis to be the same old poisons-
Fowlers solution OF arsenic for internal use, and
solution OF corrosive suhlimate bedbug poison) for
external use When tired OF such deadly poisons,
try the Cuticura Remedies which are OF purely vege
taI 10 origin
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THRoNG THIS COURT ROOM

And follow this argument, to the neglect of
their daily duties. We have been told the
valley was great lake, and that it has been
filled gradually by the act of nature, and
the miners are but aidiag Ter still in that
work. But, we ask, what has it to do with
the case that the processes of nature have
formed this valley, and that the low places
are bling filed up? Does it follow that
miners have hence the right to fill up the val
ley artifcialls? What have all the references
to the Pc and Gsnges and Hoangho to do
with the case? We know there is on all
rivers certain amount of wash we know
rivers build in their deltas we know the face
of the earth in ages has changed; but how
does all that affect the right If the miners
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A. PuRYRs CRANE.

DRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, MANU-
ID :acturer of sill kinds Of Brass Goods, 9lS Third
street, between and J, Sacramento. All work war
10 atsd On hand Mower Boxes all kinds Large
ducton of all classes OF work from former prices.
nS-4nlm
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DEB is.
Pity SIKH Day OF TIE sLICKENs
CASE IN COURT.
Arguments OF Judge I. s. Belcher and
Judge W. T. Wallace Before
Judge Temple.

AT $3.50 A. NJ yesterday the arguments in
the debris case were resumed before Judge
Temple.
BIr. Belcher said that after e week devoted
to arguments from six to eight hours in
length each day, it seemed to him like an in
Fiction upon the Court to make any extended
remarks now. He felt a great hesitancy
about enlarging at all upon any points. 1t
is conceded that the case is to be test Gaze,
and SO wide latitude had been allowed.
Treating it as such, and as proven that the val
ley has been damaged by mining, the ques
ton is, Have the miners the right to do this
damage, and bring the mountains down upon
the valleys? The defendant says it has the
right and the people affected must bear it,
however great the burden. Mr. Wilson says
ths people of the valley are scquiescipg be.
cause they do Eot
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CAPITAL ALE VAULTS.

"OT LUNCH FROM IL TO O'CLOCK, WITH
Ill Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. No. SOC }
street and 1905 Third street. J. j. NaGELE,
Proprietor. fe2t-4p1m
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BrDs FOR UNIFORMS.

DID5 WI 1. BE RECEIVED FOR THE FURN-
Z ! ishiug Of SIXTY UNIFORMS. Infantry Regula
ton with Scarlet Trimmings, for Co. Il, First
Artillery Regiment SAID Uni orms will consist OF
Coat and Pants All bids must stipulate that
Chinese Iabar shall he employed. Sample
~ goods 20 be furnished must accompany each bid.
All bids must he handed in on OF before MkuNE'-
DAY March sth. az o'clock p. N to TIC Secretary,
Jos. GODDARD, No. az K street. u3tl
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LITTLE GRANDDAUGHTER

MY LITTLE GRANDDAUGHTER
Has been deaf for two and half years, caused by
catarrh Her little head was filled with corruption,
which destroyed her appetite, made her cough and
have very unwholcsome breath. She has been
cured OF deafness and every other symptom Of
C.tarrh and is now fine, healthy child, thanks TO
SAsfoRps RADICAL CuRR for Catarrh. -lTestimonial.
For 70 ,p. and greasy skin: CUTIcuRA SOAR
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NoE1Cul

A MES, EARLE CO., 1.-THE PLUMBERS"
IA have placed a TELEPHONE in their Office.
thus enabling Friends and Customers to order
PLUMBING and GAS.FITTING by TELEPHONE.
j2-4pu
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John EITEL.

A SSAYER AND CHEMIST, No. 81 S~hEET,
~ Sacramento, Cal. All Assays and Chemical
Analysis accurately carried out ut short notice aud
moderate rates. Mining Property Sold and Gold
Purchased. instructions given in Blow pipe Assay.
ing. (SnND YoR CIRcuLAR.) m24plm
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JONES. I'D
JONES d MARTIN,
d. 2. ROOT. ALEx. NhlLsoN J. DRIso0l.
ROOT, NELSON & CO.,

A TTORNEYS-AT.LAw, NO. COZ STREET, Be
N tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento.
fe2t-4plm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ONE PRICE. IN PLAIN FIGURES.
WAR DECLARED!

A Number of Merchants engaged in the DRY GOODS,
BOOT. SHOE and CLOTHING BUSINESS have
entered on the Warpath each claim
ing to have superior adyant
age over the others.
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Il. II. n WILLIAMS. II. T. SHULrK.
McwILLIAMs d sIELTE,
"oPE IRON WORKS, FRONT STREET, BE.
II tween / and ]. Machinery and castings made
to order. fe4-4p1m
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

nafrow escape. he had wit enough 10 charge then,
both With being drum, and arrested them. Smart
fellow that Fawn, seeing that they were both ~
sober a. am this minute. They we're locked up =
few houfs until Some Of the people around began
70 protest against 1t, as though Il any Of their
bnsiness,l then they were allowed to depart with
little advice my part After that the girl ectu4
ally came TO her husband and ACKNOWLEDGED tho
whole truth. Asa consequence they vent before
the Judge and svore ont a charge sesinst me and
Hr Favn for proeloiobe. Oh IL " hard b. think
OF such ingrntitude As vet good luet would not
desert me. The Judges commission had expired,
ana he could do nothing until II was renewed. In
te meantime Get my talents to work to save M
from disgrace. The little vampire declared var
against me, refused io recognize my rights in tbs
matter ana sona 70. c.iiese S-refused TO give
At the Thought Of the.e trying times, he OBJ
iged TO stop long enough ~ empty tho bottle into
his glass, and fortify himself with another I'D;
after that he resumed " l knew that IL could
only keep him short Of money would be safe. az
he would be unable to prosecute me, therefore I
gave strict orders to have him arrested on every
opportunity. Favn carried ont my orders nobly,
and the Judge being obliged to take policernan's
word against his, fined him for DRINKS, being a
common nuisance, etc: The scamp had the I'm
drinking by taking away his wife, as though no
was not better of without her. ! crowded him nm.
III he was Obliged to sell out his billiard table aud
he having little money left, brought fourth
charge against him, for being drunk and disorder
ly, although some Of the leading people Of the dis
trict were in his company, and had the cheek to
contradict the statement Of Mr.. Favn by saying
that he had not taken drink all day. had Mr..
Fs1n crawl under the houses Of Of our pro-
minent citizens last night, and he discovered that
they are taking up subscription 10 Assist tho
British scoundrel in prosecuting me.
i" When His Majesty was here the other dsy one
Of my enemies carried bottle of okoi,hao openly
to him and presented II to him, as specimen of
what the district Is alive with as much 10 gay
that we, ia officers are backward in our duty.
The King irornised TO attend to this business in
the next IL gisature but also intend TO Introduce
IaU tftrc ak pg a
al offence To speak III against public officer.
will send for your commission this week, and you
mus. immediately go on duty"
i promised to be on hand, and the bottle being
Empty, withdrew. You see now how much public
officer has to stand. Yours pitifuly,
PEIrIAH PEABoDI.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

Along tho uindward CO st 81 Hawaii, the old
winds with heavy iains followed by strong
ing rain down fresh from the snow covered mount
nins; for some time the streams we're impossible
or at least dangerous. and the brown with
discharges Of mud and dirty water, to say nothing
Of land-alides from the sea bluffs. The planta-
tions complain Of water heads carried away fumes
smashed and blown down, roads washed away and
filled mp, and general ruin incident the eeaffev.
ACTUAL starvation IL setting in in Hamakua,
owing to the mpossibity Of landing freight nj
most Of the landings. Some beginning to Jor-
from those more fortunately situated Mt n fair
landing IL miles off. Crest conn laints are made
about the bridges between Laupahoehoe and Ho.
Several of the largest and most dangerous streams
are unbridged, the structures having rolled down.
These places are dangerous in the best Of weather,
and merely death.traps in the worst. During the
recent heavy weather, the Ookala landing
somewhat damaged. and sheet Of the iron roof
ing OF the store-house upwards of n hundred feet
above sea level was carried off by heavy sea. ...
Christmas was observed In Kohala on the oath.
The day came In fair, but with gale that held
til Sunday night. In the evening there n small
gathering at the house Of the Rev. Mr.. Smith, for
the purpose OF giving surprise, but of the
callers were themselves surprised, to couple
Patty to Miss Lizzie Moods. Many we're kept nj
home by the inclemency Of the weather. and pre-
yious engagements. Monday came with heavy
wind and rain that has continued without mnch in
terruption. The earth IL saturated, and water
courses usually dry now filled. The thermom-
eter Mt O'Clock on the morning of the Goth, stood
at 60.
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LOSS OF THE JEANNErTE.
CRUSHED IN THE ICE DE LONG AND MOST OF HIS
CREW REAcH SIBERIA.


The brigantine j. D. Spreckcls arrived here from
San Francisco yesterday whence she sailed on the
2lst ult and brings Of the ex lloring steamer
.Jeunnette. The Jednnefte sailed from San Fran.
cisco July Stb, 1879 and WAS last seen by the
whaling vessels Durn and Helen Mar on the ID OF
September Of the same year.
News was received at st. Petersburg Dec. Goth
that the expedition had been heard from The
dispatch sent to the u. s. Government reads
follows: 1.-The JeaHnefte was crushed in the Toe
on the 18th OF June lust, In latitude n north and
longitude 157 east. The crew embarked in three
boats, which were separated by wind and fog. No.
3 boat, with IL men, under charge Of Engineer
Melville, reached the mouth of the Lena river on
September 18th; boat No. l, having board
Captain De Long. Dr. Amber and II nen, reach
ed the Lem river in pitnble condition. Prompt
assistance WAS rendered Boat No. has not been
heard FROM"
As soon rs the fact was known the Russian
officials sent them assistance, of which they
in great need. 1t took some two months To get
The next news Of them will probably tell II their
arrival at the above place. The point where the
JsaHneffs Is said to have been crushed Is some $50
miles north of Easter Island and SO mles from
this mouth of the Lena river. After leaving the
vessel they were in their boats ON the and ice
for three months and suffered great privations,
but Notwithstanding, there had been no deaths,
unless the missing boat had been lost.
They are IN need Of money and have telegraphsd
for funds Every possible assistance will he given
them by the Russian Government in bringing
them to st. Petersburg. The next mail from the
coast will probably bring additional particulars
letters were on the way u the NY. Herald from
the party.
y $780, $500 = 80 g tt.s-voav
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Proposad Amendment.

To Article 81 Of the Constitution granted by Knmebh
nshs V. on the Goth day Of August A. d. 1884 In accord
sncs with Article 81 Of said Consultation
Section L. That Article 6i Of the Consultation granted
by His Majesty Kamehamehs V. the eoih day Of Au-
rnst 1884 he and the same Ia hereby amended In sccor
dance With Arel. ~ of said Consultation by striking
tn. words "Hve hundred and by substituting there
fore the words two thousand" and by striking out the
words two hundred and ATTY and substituting there.
for III. word. one Thousand" 40 that the ArtioI.
shall read A. follows.
Article 81. No person shall b. eligible for Repre-.
sentative Of the people, who I. n.nn. Idiots nor
unlcs, he be male subject Of the Kingdom who shall
have arrived al the full age OF tweuone years who
shall know how to read and write. wu sha undo
accounts. and shall have been domiciIed In the King.
dom for at least three yeats the as Of which shal b.
the year Immediately preceding hi. election and who
shah own real estate within the Kingdom Of clear
yane over and above al ircunbrances Of al least two
thon.and dollars. or Who .hn have an annual income
~ at least one thousand dollars, derived from any
property or some lawful employ ment."
thereby certify that the foregoing Bill passed n,
bird reading IN The Legislative Assembly OF The ia.
waiIan Islands on the ptii day ~ August A. D. 1880
JAMES N. MONshRRAT,
81 bl 3m Secretary.
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drunkenness, forfeited &C. bail; j. Buchanan. same
charge, forfeited go bail; VIM. Corleons. gross
cheat, poiie proseqV entered by prosecution. Hoo
kiekie, larceny, rsfnanded TO to-day. A. Bolster
ment at hard labor, cost 81. Kaopa, insanity.
committed 10 Insane Asylum. Civil record
Thomas II. Hebron ys. Pahukula, kamae,
j. Msuloa and Mammalian, deserting contract ser,
vice. all four defendants ordered return 10 en-
ployer. costs 80 each. II. Mncferlnne W. Kahn
iciki, descrtup contract aervce ordered TO return
10 employer, costs 81. y. Dalton ". A. A. -.
Elliott. action ~ aasunpsit for slI2,D, Judgment
for plaintiff. y. r. Lenehan Va. Alfred Hooper,
action for flO goods abort delivered from 4t,ter
Hea3, continued to the ilth. +. 4. Schaefer 4 Go.
W. Yung Yong Yew and Zip CheonR ShinR, dcsert-
ing contract service. defendants ordered to return
To eTnplONer. cOsta 81 ench.
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To Article % Of the Constitution granted by Ills Ma
j..ty Kamchameha V, on the ah day Of August A. D.,
1884 amended and approved on the 18th day of May
A. D. 1879 according to Article 50 of the Constitution.
That Article 70 Of the Constitution be and the same
shereby amended 20 o. 10 read a. follows
Section g. The Representatives shall receive for
their services pen.aiion to be hsect,ainedby law
and paid out Of the Public Treasury but increase of
compensation shall take effect during Til. year Ia which
itshall have been made; and law shall be passed
Increasing the compensation Of said Representative.
beyond tn. sum Of Five hundred Dollar, for each
Session"
thereby certify that the foregoing Bill passed u. third
reading In the Legislative Assembly Of the Hawaiian
Islands on the 9th day OF July 4. u. 1880.
JAMES ~ MOSshRRAT,
az IN, SECRETARY.
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81 81 3u
Licenses Expiring in January, 1892.
RETA11. "a -

RETAIL OAaU.
Whitney ( Kobeti.on, Merchant at,
u Mnhu. Kalihi, -
3 Lum Wa Kee, Snu.nu At,
sam Nowlein Hotel 81,
I kwong Yin sing & Co, Nuuanu st, "
Hop Hing, Bcrctaniasi.
Sam We Chong & co. Hotel st,
Ching On & Co. Suuonu II, :.
9 Tibbetts soten,on, Ulakohco
10 ilonouln Iron Works Co, UIakoheo,
10 All Teek, Nuuanu 81,
e Moaf pMS, Snuana: (, Honolulu
- Hh II" ARan S kn alag ~ Koolaupoko
q 7 Mos-man. cor King and Nuuanu SITS,
= Conchee Ahnng. Nunanu NJ, -
q Sing ,GIhong 4 co. Hotel St!
Msn m" 4. Ssr Ss.aq Tn a.s ST.
% Anee, King 81.
HErAIL-KAUAL
9 wo Hop Kse, nfanapepc,
~ Hong Lung. kilausa,
~ O Pinkham. Koioa
q AlUiau. Kappa, Hawaiian.
HErAIL-mAwAII.
d shen Fook Kee & Co, Kcn. Kan,
T TonE Wo; Masls AZ PSht, koeslH o,,,.
70 I i@e Gin mig TSn eH hI HIP hoh''
IL " Ii Holmes. walpi iiamakua,
4 Sal Hong nl Tsns wong aoaawa m.m.lu.
- 4 Meinecke, Waiohinu, Kan.
KErAiL-mAUl.
/ F Ba.chelor, Waikiki.
10 Akau. Makawao,
il wons Aisa. Kokomo, Mahnwao,
10 All Chcong, Honor ohan, Iahaina,
II Hong Hung kue, Wauku.
viCrUAGLNG.
/ Apau, Kolon. Kauai,
Sung Al. Hamakuapoko, Mani,
: Afo, Lahnina. Mani,
Loo Kan. Haawa. n KohaIa,
10 Atai. Hotel ST. Honolulu,
u fuck Tai Nuuanu ST, Honolulu,
~ Kong Lung. kilauca. Kauai,
Z: Alien Stacspole kawsihae. Hawaii,
"a Akona, Vallejo, Hilo, Hawaii,
q Jos Maikaloa, Kaiaiii, Hilo, Hawaii.
wHOLksAf.E.
II E Mcintyre & Bro, King and Fort SITS. Honolulu.
RETAIL sPlRGT.
Henry vieira. Nuuanu, st, Honolulu.
CAkE PEDDLlNG.
u Apana, Moloksi.
y Loo han, kohaln. Hawaii,
81 All Cnong, Eva, Oahu
Butcher.
1RK Pshee, waiohinu, Kan H.wai,
"a W ii Cornwsll. Yaiknpu, Maui. .-i
Fstph HNTCRER.
. All Sim. Piihonua, H,Io Hawaii
Il Foo kse. Hotel 81 Honolulu,
LiVERY STABLES.
| 10 VIM Levy. Honolulu. Oahu,
IA q Macfarlane, hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu.
BILllAKD.
4 Frank Soma, y KohaIa, Hawaii,
II Armitage, Honokaa, Hamakua. Hawaii,
| q sam Nowicin, Hotel ST, Honolulu.
FINE AkAB.
. YYosn na:;! Ming, KoD., OAHU
% II Black,
! 10 Maheie. Honolulu. Oahu,
| "A Sapoa, Honolulu, Oaha.
Auction.
IS Jos G Tucker, Kohala Hawaii.
SALMON.
| q Hauls Lihue Kaui
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Mari NnrYa

Rain and mud for eight days, and n prospect Of
nm indefinite continuation Of the same. Yonr
correspondent Of last week In reporting the Fair
at Wailukn, was in error in regard 10 the fine en-
hibit Of oilpaintng upon tin. All the work Of this
description Was executed by Mrs. Gillin and Miss
HUrner... .Christnas passed quietly in " aiiuku
account 81 bad weather. An interesting service
held at the EngliBh church, which was beauti.
fully decorated. The church was well filed.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07
SATURDAY PRESS.
JANUARY Z, 1892.
Manarerx'. Notioe.

Az advertisements for the SATURDAY Pass must be
sent IN by Friday No Insertion. for the
Issue can he guaranteed when sent In later.
Advertisers will mark tn. number Of insertions de.
sired from which date they charge Any not so marked
will he charged nOnth..
Wv TIOs a. TIRUM Manager.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07
Snls OF L,a,o Of Government Land.

On Wednesday, January 18th, 1852, at the front
trance Of Aliiolani Hale at ~ O'Clock noon will be- sold
at Public Auction, the lease Of that tract Of land
belonging to the Hawaiian Government, situated In
NAfAHu. nAMAkCA. HAWAII, bounded
on the East by Grant to Kama and benjamin., on the
West by Kcehia, on the Maukn side by Government
road nsd running toap point at the sea, containing an
area Of 100 acres. more or less.
TERMs.-Lca.c 10 years, upset price So per annum
for the whole, payable annually In advance.
II. A. r. CARTER,
Minister OF the Interior.
Dept. Of Interior, Honolulu. Dec 18th, 1881. 6s4t
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

THE Chinese Theatre is being moved from It's
old position the Esplanade 10 place nearer
the water.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

Tng Band is on duty again. A concert WAS
given ut the Hotel On Thursday evening, and will
play ut Emma Square to-day.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

SATURDAY last was Queen Kapiolani's birthday,
and a salute fired from Punchbowl battery at
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

THEJ u. Spreek,i' arrived in port yesterday,
fifteen days from the Coast. Our thanks are due
CAPTAIN Friia.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

Tnx King and Qneen returned from Hawaii by
the Ipoiaui on Tuesday last.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

Tng union prayer meeting will be continued at
the Fort Street Church next week every evening,
except Saturday.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

OAHU CoILEoE has another buss for the accotno-
dation Of it's pupils and will donbt be appreci-
ated by those who patronize IL.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

Tnyng we're number Of teachers from the
other islands in town this week TO attend the
Teachers Convention.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

AT Fort Stree. Church, J. A. Cruzan, pastor will
preach on Sunday at the usual hours. In the eve.
ming there will be union revival service, and an
after NEE ting for inquiries in the vestry.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

Mn. WILL CARSON, who is travelling on Hawaii
In the interests Of the s. r. Bn,fr, il authorized
tO receipt for the SATURDAY PREss.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

BUILDING is being erected on the valley road
By Mr. waterhouse for Miss Sarah Kings kinder.
garten school. II will probably be completed
about the latter part Of next month.