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The engagement ring given bv .
wealthy young German to his BE-
truthed, whose stepnlOther h New
Yorker, was bis first tooth set In dta-
n,ouds. They have been marned r.
Gently with great eclat In Germany.
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1LYINQ 0HlLDDRs.
4 RoOohor6O Whose Stride Was
twenty-five Fest.


rsssnish,,y Review.
The legends about the horse In
question are - we'll known that 1t IL
eeareely necessary to enlarxe upOn
them. II his stride. like that OF
Eclipss when extended, covered
tvesty.fiye feet. Il was eight inches
lenser than the strides Of the Flying
Dutchman and Voltieeur when they
were struggling head to head oppes-
ito York strand In 1851. The two
horses, while the contest was ut its
heirht. reached over exactly the
I'M snace Of ground. and that space
was twenty-soar feet four inches.
The portraits Of Flying Chiluers
commonly represent him with his
hind legD stretehipg abnorlna lly far
heck. II, by some exceptional lev
er1ee povef. he could bring these
hind lexs perfectly under him when
he xal(oped. his length Of stride and
bis superior speed would be not un-
reasonably acc0unted for. He wen
I've matches and received some for
feits 1t Newmarket, but his greatest
achieve,nents were not performed In
Fox, almost the best runner Of his
time, twelve pounds, and to have
beaten him . quarter Of mile, over
the Beacon course. which II very
much ~ II . dark three-year-Old had
met Robert the Devil la~t year at
Doncs,ster, and reached the goal BE-
fore Robert had come to what IL
called the end Of the white rails.
The Duke Of Dev0nshire was In the
habit Of buying annually some of
Mr.. Chiljers' '.young things" On
enc occasion . dispute arose between
them - to whether the SUM due from
the Duke to the Squire was to t'e
calculated In guineas or pOuntlS.
''ThrOW in," exclaimed the Duke,
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WASHINGTON, Esq., A-The -
nal slBce sePost TIE eye3eao rslesF0d
% yesterday = noW oouth q Cu6a,
moving - . nosthwsstseiy diroetie6
into the 0utf.
The following te3egsa0 b juse ~
received fI0m Oeglaamie, Alaska,
dated July 2oth, l66&
VIA San FaANclsco, Sept. ITO
The chief signal odDee, Washingtsn.
The party = all safe and we'll. An
work has been carried out. The
steom vhale9 North Star WaD esueh-
Cd by the ice and sunk Q few miles
ftom this station July 9Th. The
crew were fed and shel: :ered here %.
til the lee broke. Bowhsad delivered
the malls.
(6igned1 RAY,
vice Pot BARROW Expedition.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. &-Ths nne
detachment II astrossonsess aotnoe-
ised ~ Congsess to eas<rve the Tran
cit of Venus ~ the 0eh 'f Decemoes
will jeavO here to-m0sSOW nSososne
for San Francisco en- rOute ter New
Zealand.
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KAssAssIx, Sept. A.-The enemy
ahoved m increese Of beldness yaS-
terday. A force of 30 men wes %.
served within . half hours march o.
he British camp. The enemy d.
guised - peasants frequentIy nre st
The British vedette0.
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ALEXANDRIA, Sept. e.-AntooSe
pAnDo, arrested On soopscbon oSoeanG
connected With the plot against The
lives of EuroPeans viii b sent %
0ceeco. He y not C0oGoIaI AKeoe.
o 1sse slaled. The police advised
oevosal ether suspected pes1oos 70
quit the city.
A Ore broke out early this nosnin4
in Ene Chesif Pnsha's H00De.6 Several
pesvoos suspeetod u having started
he nre have been arrested.
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ATHENS, Sept. &-Trieonpts, the
Greek prime ministes, te3egraphed 70
TIE Greek eooool at A)e1aDdrta foe
in(osmatien IN regard 70 ANTONIO
Pnulo. arrested for connection With
tho rusmoeed conspiracy OF the
Greeks in Egyps. The consul replied
that the oiject of the conspIrncy was
. massacre the Khedive and Chris.
eians, and to attack the forts that
Antooi0 PnuIo Was the only Greek
Implicated, and that Be was appoict-
Cd Cooeulor Agent In Swatetoe In
1873, but was sever formally H.
stalled.
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Prince Leops,d and his wife re-
eeived the sciSOol children q Es0er.
nceriv ~ In number, at CIAreaoet
an July 3)th, when they he'd tnesr
annual treat ID the park. They veTo
reenIod With 90 excellent tee, aJcs
v6ich de Duchess prssented seeh
Ghih with Q toy.
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San FRANCIsCo, SEPT. &-By the
WhaleS Thomas Pope ffum the Arc.
tie - lt = IeaIDed that The 0(eom
Vha)e9 Moth Star Wa0 crushed IN
the ios at Point Berrov, Jely Seh::
ne csew NJ SAVED and b shsltsrsl
q The United 0tates sigael stat3o0
I'M the arrival ol Tie Whale1s Bow.
heol and 0olvidere which teok them
al, excspt The eaptaia aaa eaginees,
who chose 70 remain at the seoeSoo.
A Vietosie dispatch says Arm
slroog, BOW principal secretary, wes
rotuF0ed fo9 the neV Westminster
district by Q m9)oeity of Any-Soer.
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The SueZ Canal.

The first Thought u: u caHal arr">,
the IstIIn.,lS Of :;ucz is :.s"ris"N 4"
the great llal,rssx ri <e~o-tri>. a. lie
wa. called i.y the Greeks, -: who's.
,Hi years the monuments are a'n"~.
c.,,,ntless. How far hc l.r.c..,lc'i
with tie work j. ~" known, but hr
Is related to have CIV "id"yc'l his wealth
of ca|,tives in il, c"i>tru. ti"n. The
quick eye nf another great 'i,1t'.r.r.
separated from I;anie>''~ hy over
three and Il half nilicnGium'>. ais"
saw the benefit, Of <,lch u n;tan> 81
communication and Or@cr,,i Il survey
for the lM,ylx.-r. THE rr!"rt~. how
ever, Of Nal.DDc"n = cn.in cts and "''
many Of those who >ul'>'1'cn!l, .N-
aln:ncd the -vo:,,rl wcr, discourage
ing. and, until AZ. ,!cl.."-"!'s i"'k l:i"
matter il hand, n";!,iE:. rrrri"'t
was dome towards IT," :.'""nl''i-!'
n,ent OF the project. The i;'n.'".
giving HIS, auii,",i:y I" form COM
l.,ny. wa. granted hy said IN l>.r'.
an,: "n ~ ril ~. i'.". -, I'"ti :'ai'!.
called after that V!crr"v. the tir.: >s"i
was cut. On Auyu>! H.. I~':'. tl"
dam tina; kept the water %. IT,: Red
sea from the MtiitcyI.n..li; w:- .rv-
ert.l at :>ucz. and in The i"'i," in"
November the canal WAS iur;n,H.t
opened i"r traffic. iiundr'.i>"i men
nievcrv nationality were cmPi"'ci
in its construction. 81 il i" show :'"t
il W., Il work destined in: ih.. '"'nt-
tit Oi all cni,Eliis.-. In tie first ,;,r,"
months at = .. isl v,.>>' is E-.,l the
canal. in the >anie quarter -! 1881. thu
NUM- vr Wi. G~', and to tie "n.l "i
March thi- year. y', v'>-'!- i.:'': q"
tere,l. Ih:. gr.-. earning ia-i .:''",r
was l::.,lS7 .ci', with II net pI'ii; ."
.'.>:, ,l3,. That it, use wa- steadily
on the increase. j. evident fr"m tive
following statement: In !>:'. '!.'
number ii slips Is,>-in hr":!, Wa
La. with Il tonnage nf ::,:::i; .'H"'. IN
lS.A,, the number Of ships WI ...0.i,
the TONNAGE ix.iny 4.::H .ns'. anal III
!>>l. the Vessels numIiH.rt'l =. with
an aggregate tonnage M j. ~. .;"f,
The saving in distance from Fii:;anl
10 bombay '.y the canal is '.>".hiIc>,
the cape route Icing lU.>I. IL ac;.in-,
6,Es, ty Egypt. Thi, year the tow
mage a: Vessels passing through tn,
canal j. In excess Of any previous
period. and even in July, dc-i; e "a.
sli.Or.lcrt.t state vi the country, the
mercantile marine u.im: tie c:nal
was larger than in the corresponding:
month last yGar.-.Sl"r'.'U H":'!t.
Tru,paslOUr lace is the new isc. ini
wearing IN the neck and sleeve. {"
dresses, t"r tri,Mn,ii." tich,Is. l'"mlu
dour c"llarrt:r>, iriil, and cravaj
bows. THIS /, u tl.rncd lace will
rurlcd edges, and its novelty CONSIST,
in each scall"p having i rsi-esl ftgur'
made Of applique muslin wr0ugh, 81,
the edges lik. the designs "f Iri>i
point.
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Special precautions are said to be
taken now to protect the Princess
Louise from NseossinS,
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PAssrNGERs.


From Kona and kau. Per IWaiani- April th,-F Con
radt wife and children. N Joy. Mr Burns EbinE. r J.
jenkins, wife and children, & Faron, Faron. J
NcwhirgiEg, II Ava and Ahu.
For Honrkons, per Anicr Head April 9TH - Chinese
From windvard Ports. per Likelikc. April oh Hon
) Wilder, d Crovningburg. J Richardson; II
Brown. { X Crane. W Lidrnfc. 1 Severance. J W Cay.
II Wood. DR. NJ Ha.sn \ Campbell. T Kate, he
ano J } Mclean, Miss Lahilahi. Miss Wilfon- Miss
= Ricknrd. Miss Isickard Nh c L Wight r X Over
end and wife, II CBuwell and wife.
Fo7 San Francisco. per City Of Svdner. April 10Th
NJ Love and son, farricr II Rose, " Courtney. J
silvcra. = Dc Rusia, II BRAGG, rimcnsc II Corolho.
Dowsrd 5 Cairns. ? Bennett. Mr. Machado. y 7
Eyrk J " kCnzic. u " N'GhcsucT. W Hcndry. v
Whitman N Halliday J Norton. I Clotworthy, Ca
moiA J Chamberlain. ? Mrer. Hobart. Fsrron. J e
farrun, W Wilcox and son Gsrtz. J Tosla,
Tuttlc. Wickcham u SpaldnC. 7 Thrum and
wife. Mrs Knon and child. Mr. Capt Miilsrd. Vim II
Mclean and bride II Alexander. Mrs Capt Smith.
Lyman and wife. " Turner, Scwhig-in-. Mott, 2
Bake. Mis- Heard, & r Crane. Booth, 7 Downey
and wife, J v pnurcr, wife children and servant
From Svdncy per City Of sydney. April iOth-R II
Fowler Mr. sheppard, Mr. Dunno.
From San Francisco. per Lady Iampson April IL
Masscr II Naunton. Tcopct korhcl james kochcr.
Benjamin Cerrillcn, John Natson.
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Arrival Of the steam Yacht ceyion.

The steam yacht Cey'oH, 2,lOO TONS 800 horse
power arrived here on Saturday, II days from
Yokohama. The progress of this steamer around
the world has been noticed from time to time.
She is evidently a comfortable vessel, thOughsOme-
what old fashioned, having been built for he p.
and o. service in 1858. As much accommodation
possible is given TO the passengers; the saloon
is long and nicely fitted: deck there is aprettily
arranged room for the ladies, tastefully uphOl-
stored containing sofas, easy chairs, lounges, and
a piano. Forward there is 4 very comfortable
smoking room.
The Ceyi0H carries 32 passengers, some of whom
have Joined her at the way ports. The tour has
been a pretty comprehensive one starting from
Southampton the following places have been Wis
tied: Bordeaux, Lisbon, Gibraltar Malaga, Mar
settles, Genoa, Naples Palermo, Malta, Pireus
Constantinople Symrna, Rhodes, Alexandria. Port
Said, Suez, Bombay, Columbo, Point de Gale,
Madras. Calcutta, Penang, Singapore, Manila,
Hongkong, Nagasaki, Hiogo, Yokohama. After
leaving this port it is the intention TO visit Hio
San Francisco, Mazatlan, Panama, Guayaquil,
Callao Valparaiso, Falkland Islands, Monte Video,
Rio de Janeiro, Bahia Cape Verde Islands, Canary
Islands, Madeira and then home.
Alden and Shanghai have been omitted: the
former ON account of the fever, the latter at the
request of the passengers. The Ceyloa IS IL days
behind time, having spent extra days at soiRe of
the ports. There has only been one accident to
mar the pleasure of the trip: the Band Master
jumped overheard IN the Bay of Biscay. Captain
Lehman, who is deservedly popular among his pas
sengers, says he expects to make the same voyage
next year. Anumber Of people have booked places
for the next trip.
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Services at St. Andrews Cathedral.

Al st. Andrews Prot Cathedral on yesterday, the
services were attended by large numbers of wor-
shippers. The church was beautifully decorated
by the ladies of the congregation. In the nave
the colors were almost wholly green and white, the
font, pulpit, and screen being covered with rich
masses of palm, ferns, MALE and trailing passion
flower. relieved with lovely devices and groups of
white roses, stephanotis and variety of lilies an
occasionally Il splendid magnolia, all arranged
with consummatc art and delicacy. IN the chan
eel the altar and reredos were richly ornamented
with flowers and foliage, and illuminated texts
fronted the super-altar and stretched across the
east end of the church. and handsome banner
hung above the altar, the effect of the whole was
charming. The choir was strengthened by num-
Der Of ladies and gentlemen; the service being
choral Throughout. the Psalms OF the day excepted,
the IT, Drum was by Rev. J. B. Dykes, and the
Anthem, Christ being raised from the dead"
Roman VIC by Sir G.. Elyey. The preacher was
the Rev. Thomas Blackburn who chose as his text
S. Mark xiii:7, and wasattentively listenedto His
Excellency the japanese Envoy and his Secretary
present and occupied seats with the family of
the Hon. A. S. Cleghom and Princess Likelike.
In the evening, the same Anthem was repeated
and the . Magniicat7 and ''Nunc Dimittis" by
Ebdon were admirably sung The Rev. W. A.
Swan preached from the xix Job. go, both dis
courses were emincntly fitted for illustrating the
great fact comtnennorated ON yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12
IMPORTS,


From san Francisco. psT Auier Head. April sth-C J
a Or. 80 hb- oours 4 " Nellie pb- cno,l-; NJ Nc
lucrrl. - PIX prov aud fruit; ScharfcT Go, bbls
fsh. VI Bush, - pk- croC; MAY & Co, 40 4 sacks
-Four iN ~ puiatoc- i0i C- craektrs, iS pkg gTuc;
W = iuer i6 BIZ hay. rcasc- and f-s' pkg 20 var
inus ChiucsC Grm-.
fscm Fort Townsend, prr Bucua Vista April lst-
iEii q lumber, % IN -hurlci, 90 llaukfcld Go.
From rru Townsend per " . Bccbc April iih-H
HagAirla a Go, 3f's-' % lumber $50 shingles, $50
ViCkCf-.
fIcu r1u GambIr. per Cumdeu April 5-3igsil 80
gmlcf, u -hinEc-, io Do laths. y curds wood, 70
Hackfcd a 90
IRON Sun llauti~cu Der furcsi Queen. March ID
Hon Iron MurAr. 90 hluGrc; Mciucuy. c. fur
Castle Cooke, 9. pkg hdwarc. PIKE tubing; i o Der
grr e. ricgIs safes, 30 ankt uaptha q West, e.
leather J kosc. pkE seq machines Harkfeld Co
g. coriuns, iron heater. iz mdsc horse 56q PIX
hcal- ard sfufc-. - bhls lime; + Adams, % pk-s
lurnliufri q Eu.itug Co. 4 stoves. pkg rOuWarc;
l.curlan A 70, ~ PIX -hooks. Jaeger. 80 cocks:
Ailct Robinson, "a Dc lumhcr; Gcri4, G. boots;
cotton, W u fuilrr. G photos Williams y Co.
nhot's; u naucs, - rli- pipe. = pkg vcts 100
l-phaltum Tar. % hd- iron, hX ties, SG0 posts
81 sks fred. Winston. III hn.s. Irwin 4 Co bgs
eros 81 hk peiatoc. Order e,-sip hricks. wilder a
-. = pk- hIdur material, y pix hdWarc; Levers 4
~ NJ hay. Do * feed 10 hbs beef; i Natcrhpusc
cs Cotious. p Ykr glassware, g pkg castings ~ PC
lumber, 20 hhls lime. ~ ~ bricks - pix building
material o. pk- hdvarus J n WodChuusc. = Pike
rritlt= material piano- noliztcr TO. c. drugs,
ard 80 PIX 10 Chinese firms.
IRON Auckland pr CITY al Syiucr April iuth -,GS
fiks iiuirirc. and 3, pkgs sundrics.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12
Want of LaborerS.

Mn. EDuoR:-These willy heathens = at KohalA
are not the only ones in fault for the lack of labor
Those willy, hard-hearted Sc christians" who never
have treated the 1aborer in just and humane
manner, are as much, if not more in fault.
Is it not SO all over the world? Those who show
a christian interest in the welfare of their la.
borers, brotherl wise and faithful care in their
physical well intellectual conditions, seldom
lack for laborers Such is the case in England,
America, and even here in Hawaii mel. Along, t
is said, has no trouble in securing laborers 5. G..
Wilder has all the lsburers he needs. If all were
as careful among u, We would not lack for la
borers
would not be misunderstood; / make no sweep
Ing criticisms. But know that brOtherly christ
treatment of laborers, If done 'cisely, brings
its reward i'll the contentment of the average la
borer, and in the end, greater happiness to the
employer.
Many say: Il have 50 much else to do that l
cannot be planter DOCTOR school master or brother
all IN one or +" | pay my money for labor and 1
want my monies worth, and il is no bodys business
where my men go ON Sunday, or what they do
during the nights, or how they fare when sick"
Very we'll they that viii not wisely plan, may
reap the chatf instead of the wheat.
Yours truly, IMI PoEo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12
comMERCIAL.


HOyOL JLU. APRIL 18Th, iSss-
Th- city Of Honolulu presented husy aspect during
. rsst week owing 10 the arrival Of several foreign
.-sfner- eseh bringing large influx ~ passenger
t ir Imports and exports hsvr not been Of very q
icnsivc nature
The total value o. The impois Tor ihc month ending
March sisi was sf59o0 Of which coal figured al So"
lunhcr sIs.eoo and the balance sss-sh comes under
ih, hesd Of general nerchandi-c.
r -rtrrts for tic same period were valued az SSH
~ = Domestic ard si25'NHi foretcn-
The table showing the quarterly rcnrns q INC Sustom
Hs-e fu- the frsr 81 l-s PREPARED ny the Of
i--f,- f4er.-.I Vf,g z Allen. and hsuded 70 NJ Tor
pubiiosiiuu by nj. b Walker Minister Q, llnsnce
-ii hc found brOv. The ero-- uiol t1 -, i,
ported -uas = ~ - T a-sin- -v'F - ~ ior the
s-sf quarter iu lssi IN, excess DO value D-iis
PROM kahului nc new r1ri on sl9 4 - ~ -
decrease Of = aF5 -aliou-. Rice .hnhr ~ lnrtt-c o.
sfsfa lhs Coffee, dccrcs-" o ll- " ~ ~
irerras~ ur r hueh-. Hide. - PC. ont 50 TIE
Wool have bccr exported against l9l'a- io- ih 1871
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12
MEMORANDA.

Tho .thf Rosario. Capt swift arrived at Kahulu on
ihc IN in. with o. cargo Of lumber and shingles from
Eurcka-
Tine hh i 8 IhomN-fns Potter. master. sulIsd from
kahulu ths Oh fnsi Tor san Franci-co with Csrru
consisting If l4f hars Of sugai weighing 0i So he:
lalucd n siisfs
= CITY 81 sydney. Dearborn. Commander lrft Syd-
rsF $50 O. m Narrh sd and Auckland at esfs u m
NE7Ch 1Sih Hnd srrrud al Honolulu April 10Th AZ SOD
i0r San francisco.
k-ruri ~ Bri hk Lady iampguu. Mar.tun master 10
rsrs rum san Francisco Ifsf three DAYS ircsh winds
IRON y. " 20 y. z then days licut hailng and
Caims since Their, DAYS moderate y ". wink; siner
ihcn moderate tradrs from q D.. Co = and N.-LCit
San francisco. March .6th a. m hove 60 of Diamond
nrnns Auril nth al ssh n m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12
EFFORTS.

Irom san TTaaeisco, per Lady Iampson. April ma
mdsc 90 Brewer q Go
Tor Nruisc, per Ahram rarkcr Apri isi-stoTc-, Fgn
Naiue sE.
fgr san Francisro. pr " n Dimond. April s-l.iof-
= las s-ar, sie pc -o1i skiing, Dom Nalue S's06.ia
for san fEncisco. per D e. MURRAY April 3d-5s4.sr
I- sugar. 1nn he rice. ~ hide. pfi hs tnioW. on
-s.cT -sns- ise -uat -kiu-. rs huc- bananas, Dom
Ralur $3.50 d - Value Sul
Tor san Francisco, pfr City of sydney April lOh-
-. if is SUGAR. 1855 bags rice 6 huchs bananas
81 rk-- suudrcs. Dom Nalnc. s.. i5s.s5.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

NOTICE.

II NOW ALL MEN BY THIS NO
Ia tce that the undersigned the ncarest relation to
the late j. Dimond Chimney, an old resident of Hama
kua, Hawaii who was well known by foreigners and
natives and died without issue and the undersigned
being the daughter Of his younger brother Thomas
Chimney, who married my mother. Therefore
call upon those who hold the estates belonging to
the deceased, 10 return them all TO nc within ono
month from the publication OF this notice in the Ha-
ing TO law.
SaS 1ns MRS. NJ kAMAKA KAAIAUKOLI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12
BOUNDARY NOTICE.
= - = ~ = y q = vi
ATION HAVING REEN

A PPLICATION HAVING BEEN
n made TO me by j. NJ. Lidgate in behalf Of Dr. Jas
Wight settle the boundaries of the land called Hale
lua in North Kohala Hawaii notice therefore hereby
given that said application will be heard by me at my
oicc in the Cont House, Ho, Hawaii at 10 A. m. on
WEDNESDAY, May 10th, 1882, and all persons having
claiming any interest In to the adjoining lands
hereby notified to appear at said time and place should
they so desire.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12
MARRIED.

RATAKD-PURNts-i llonplnu. April 10Th isS.
a ~ Andrru's Cathedral by the licv 7 blackburn.
y a and a. The Roman catholic Cathedral. by The 1T
Re- III Bishop 81 Oiia- Mons JULrs RATaun. Chan
ccficr ~ nc French Consular ST HANNA Cuhs 10
Nis- NuHusfSS rtE,rs. daughter ~ z. pHryis, ESQ.
~ k-aiia, kHnai
NlLEAN -roNiiof-lu Honoiulu, on The Cvcnin-
- kr-i st ~ a. the rcsidrucc Of Mr. Robert Cray.
- ~ RI. r. II. Parker. NE NItLIar firSEi NoILAN,
~ nc late Gcc. L. Mclean, Of his city 20 Miss
Na1lss Snrnts pUNrrr. youngest daughter 81 the late
- = fonlrcf- EsQ. 81 San Francisco.
- s1u franci-co paper please copy.
m bride and Bridegroom furnished NJ with fair
-hsrt q an excellent wedding cake 10 return for which
ur irudrr ihcm our bcsi wi-hes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12
Services at tho Fort Street Church.

At Fort Street Church OH Sunday last there was
a children service III the morning and a special
Easter praise service in the evening The follow
ing is the programme that was followed:
Organ Voluntary
: Easter Anthem, ~Thanks be TO God.-. w 7. sud-.
3 Invocation
III my immortal Savior lives, Weber
3 Scripture lesson
.Gnry to Sod on high. Mozart
3 Prayer .g
Ofsftorc -Chfist dc God l. risen ..... Mozart
Hymn, Christ above all glory seated =. C. y Root
10 Easter Address 4. Cruzan
II As the Hart Pants Mcndelssohn
y Hymn, start ten thousand harps. Lowell Mason
l. Rcccssioual.
The singing was excellent and the address by the
Rev. y. A. Cruzau was listened TO attentively By a
full congregation. The decorations were pretty
and approuriate
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

In cur obituary notices Of this week will be
found rccoraed DE death of Mr. Albert r. Hatch.
The cnceasd xas the brOthgr-in-law OF the late
laf ustice G. G Harms and father Of our towns
nan Mr.. Z. n. Hatch. He was a barrister Of
many gcars standing IN the State Of New Hamp-
slira, and a leading Democrat. widow and -four
suns and lanrhiurs are left 70 mourn the loss OF
AZ exemplary parent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12
NOTTCH
TO SUGAR PLANTERS !

HAVING TESTED THE ftrFi-
IL cheney q q TIalIiGlea' plrlns 1rtff lIll1II
clfryiug Sugar Care nlFr -1-r1asr.I frI.s 81 A ~
H1lEdir ~ cErIr1ITr rlII 81 I1a NI'FEI 2. 81
H4rliign Islands. nE1 hereby ore 1nIIrt -. ~
1rshared - fl1nI.1 nlllrrifi n frftI1rt 1 HEIta
~ any desired IrrrIf Ct clrI0III.
Parties l1i1rt.fri On ~ trIu@r1FI-I'l.u = "-|
C1lr. slFlr tac n arfr114|Isr "1t.|4
broken and dIMraII ground ~ |AlIIel u 1898 r.
1r1fI- 81 ~ sane n view sI ~ 41 y N ~ g. 81
rln 4 CO.. Hentlsit Az I1i11-1ItNr *1.
rnerrInIIF given ~ ne HU.3f' rNH'I g "T ~ At A
Thomn1rr. care Wss1fl Il1In a va. Wa ri1I f."
i5esllAel atfrr lines ua1 " te4|fsl' tat u.1H
lies and c'tiuatel ~ ~ t1ur.
- 3. s. tIa-p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

We met an indignant citizen yesterday, who
stated that Monday evening he fell over a load of
earth on the sidewalk on Hotel street. in front of
a new cottage lately built The evening was dark,
and there was nothing TO indicate the danger He
fell spravling in the dirt and rose impressed with
the carelessness Of the person who was responsible
for the obstruction.