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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16
AN ACT


IellIuluLE IHE CoNNlSSIoNEES or CEOwS
LANp, DO CONVEY CrETAiN PORTIONS OF
sJCE LANDS To CLAUS SrEECEELs N sAr-
uIACuoN or All CLAIMS UE NAY HAVE on
sCCH LANDS.
Whereas, Claus Sprcckols claims to be en-
titled to an undivided moiety Of the lands
known as Grown Lands, by virtue Of a
conveyance from Her flighuess Ruth
kccikolaui,
And whereas, It IS oNpodlent aud advisable
that such claims should be satisfied or
compromised, therefore,
Br II EyAcIEp by the King and the Leg
is.aiiye Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands
IN the Legislature Of the Kingdom assem-
bled.
SECu5N /. The Commissioners Of Crown
Lands are hereby authorized and ompow-
cred 70 make proper deeds of assurance to
the said Claus Spreckels Of the several
lands specified IN the schedule hereto in
full satisfaction and discharge Of all claims
the said Claus Sprockels may have or
claim iu the said lands known as Crown
Lands
SrlfrcN :. Before receiving such deeds
or assurances the said Claus Spreckels shall
by proper assurance convey, relinquish and
quit claim TO the said Commissioners of
Grown Lands, all his right and interest in
and to The residue Of the said Crown
Lands.
SECTION 8. The Minister Of the Interior
Is. hereby authorized to prepare and de-
liver to the said Claus Spreckols Royal
Patent for the said land to be conveyed TO
him.
The schedule.
The AhGpuaa Of Waikiki, in the Island
of Maui, with the lis therein or thereunto
belonging, and estimated to contain Twenty.
four Thousand Acres or thereabouts.
Approved this 2lst day of July, a. d.
1882 KALAKAUA REX.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16

To ISCELA,l IHT PERMANENT SETTLEMENT
oy HrE MDEsTT QUrEy DowAGER ENNA.
BE it enacted by the King and the Leg
lsiative Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands
in The Legislature Of the Kingdom assem-
blcd
SuCuoS /. From and after the date of
the approval Of this Act Her Majesty
Queen Dowager Emma shall be paid the
sum Of two thousand dollars per annum in
addition to the annuity provided by the
Act approved on the 3lst day of Decem-
Der, \. y. 1864.
SECTION ,. This Act shall become law
from aud after the date Of its approval.
Approved this 5th day Of July, A. D.
1852. C9l5) kALAKAUA REX.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16
N THEsUPREME COTRTOFTUF

Il Hawaiian Riurdon. EALAKAUA. tv nc C.rsre ~
Col of The Uauaiisn Islands kim
10 ". c. PARKE. EsQ, Marshal Of the Hawaiian
lsls1ds cr biz Deputy, GHIEsISG:
lqa aiu ecreey commanded to summon KAvANAGH
of Eauofliu On be shall fln written aueu iffi1
weng days service hereof 20 be and appear before The
Suprms Cont at the July Term 70 Cc holden Al nd
Cogr Room 81 the Court Housc 10 Honoinlu leland of
Oahu. ou Monday, the 81 day cf J1ly next al 10 Iol
g. % show cause Why the claim of $ y Castle and
Plaintiffs should lot be awarded them pursuant 10 m
tenor of their annexed petition.
Nu-iy The aid kavsnach that upon dcfarit 10 attend
70 The place on The day and huur above mentioned
iudEncnt viu Dc entered against him by default
And you src also commanded 10 leave trae and al
tested copg o. this wit wtih Z r ADAMS. the attorney
agent -factur - irustee - or debtor - II
te above named havanach or 81 the place Of his usu
abode. and him suumcn 70 appear pcrsoaaliy Al fbe
place a. she day and hour above uertlopc then nd
there uaih 70 disclose whether he las or AZ hs tifs
the s1ld karaus-h On Es possession OF owe or orr5
the said kzrauah any debt, and IL the amount and
sEcTI5S -ghensocver any perseu summoned A.
an attorney. 1ct factor OF debtor o. any defendant
may Be desirols % doing he may apply to ne MAJ
or Jusfioc having canse reasonable notice 10 - 5v
deposition of the person thus summoned and rasEs
sach o7es q may b proper in The premises af any
cause and The person 20 summoned a. AGENT fsctor
trustee q dcblol of The party defendant, sha be taken
10 have ubcFed the summons.
Notify tie said E. ?. Adams that upon defaait 10 At
tend a the place the day and hour above raeriond
lAlclluu VIII ul issued hls proper
the amount Of such Judgment az the piainti1- mar re-
curcr a-aiHsf the dcfcud1ui-
Hereof fail not but Of youz procceins on This Writ
make due and ian return.
Wltra92s The Honorzhle
A. FRANCIS Judd.
~ ~ Chief Justice
90 the Supreune Court at Honoirfu fhfs 18Th
dlF q Junr- l. D. isSs
JNo- Z BAExAED. Clefk
Hcroluin- oatH.-ss. hereby certify ne forerrf-r
and petition to be true and eorccf couies 81
ihc originate hereof nov on fic IN the Clerks cr q
The supreme court Of the Hawaiian Isiands
Wines ny hand ihis lg.h dsy Of Jnnc A. D. fss2
W C. PzRKE- Nsrshal
Lei the srHlao1s ia this case be published n me
iAwAII.T GArETTE a. iEa-t onpeg week for fhree
months and et copy thereof vita The Complaint e
nailed 20 s.id fefeudaaf IN san Frrcisco C1ffforufn
Dated Jriy In. isss BENZ H AUSTIN.
tit - 5rstice sapreue Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16
AN ACT.

To RI-ANEND SEcuoS 592 OF TIE CITII
CoDE AMESpED on THE 30TE DGT OF JUL,
A. D., 1873, 10 PROVIDE ZOE PoIcE
JUsucE FoR THT DISTRICT OF NORM
KoHALA, ISLAND OF HAWAII
Be Il enacted BY the King and the
Legislative Assembly Of the Hawaiian Is
lands IN the Legislature Of the Kingdom
assembled:
SECTION THAT Section S92 of the
Civil Code as amended on the S0th day Of
July, A D., ISIS, by inserting the words
and one Of those appointed for the second
District Of Hawsn shall be Police Justice
for the District Of North Kohala,p Be and
the same IS hereby amended 50 as 70 rad
Is follows.
HSrcrros 6e2.-Ouc Of the District
yusticss appointed fer the first District Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16

To promote the encouragement CT Agr5-
culture.

To promote the encouragement CT Agn-
culture.
Where's il is uxIeiiCnt TINT the Govern
rlcui should devote reasonable sum
f0- the encouragement OF agriculture,
iucludiuc tho eroctioa Of factories for the
preparation and preservation Of fruits, as
vel as the erection OF establishments for
tho pressing and otherwise preparing
tobacco and in other respects 10 encour-
arc tho agricultural production Of the
kiu-3om, and
Whereas there arr many valuable agricul-
tara products and plants in foreign
countries which arC unknown IN this
Kingdom and which il Is desirable that
Government should import, including
fruit-boariuc and other valuable trees
and plants FOR distribution and growth in
this Kingdom, therefore
BT % rNACru by the King and the Leg
islativ. Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands
IN tho Legislature Of the Kingdom assem-
hod
section /. Out oi such sums as the Leg
isisturu shall appropriate for the oucour-
aromuut Of acTicnlture, including the e7eo-
ton Of factories for the preparation and
rreJiarinC Of fruits, such as the pineapple
pear, peach, nc. apple and other valuable
fruits, the Minister Of tho Interior is au-
th0rizod to devote the requisite sum for the
erection Of . factory or factories for the
purpose designed by this Act on application
by any person. OF any company duly IN
colF,oratod, and undertaking TO carry on
thu specified business for term of not less
than ten wears
Section :. Tho encouragement af agn-
CULTURE, as understood aud provided for in
this Act, shall include the sending abroad
for varieties Of fruits, either in plant OF
seeds. for introduction into this King
dom trees also, which may be Of a valu-
ablc SORT the duty Of procuring which
from abroad and distributing to the public
shall devolve upon the Minister Of the Into
rior, the expense Of which importation shall
be defrayed out Of the moneys which shall
be appropriated by the Legislature for the
encouragement Of agriculture.
Section s. The sum Of Eve Thousand dol.
lars shall be inserted in the Appropriation
Bill for the purpose Of carrying out the pro
visions Of this Act.
Section 4. This Act shall become law
on the dste Of Its approval.
Approved this Sd day Of August, \. d.
1883. 9l7 KALAKAUA KEN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16
AN ACT

MAKING SPECIFIC APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE USE OF THE
GOVERNMENT DURING THE YEARS WHICH WILL END
WITH THE SlsT DAY OF MARCH, IN THE YEAR ONE THOU
SAND EIeHT HUNDRED AND EIeHTY-FoUR.
BE IT ENACTED by the King and the Legislative As
sembly of the Hawaiian Islands in the Legislature Of
the Kingdom assembled
SECTION l. The following sums amounting to SS563,-
1855 hereby appropriated out of any money in the
Treasury for the service of the biennial fiscal period
commencing with April lst 1882 and ending with March
9lst A. D 1854
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16
C,RCUITCoURToF THFHAwAI

y lll.tIlHis u ErnD1te.
Ia tho ESTATE OF NM. WILSON, Of North Kohals.
deceased. inicsiatc Before Mr. Jusiicc Hart.
or reading and diin- The Petition Of Esther Wilson.
90 North k1lala, Hawaii, alleging that " Wilson died
intCstatc at Norih kulala- tho s9lh dav OF Na-rb
y. iS2 and prgyiuE that Letter. Of Admiuisrrsfion
is-gc 90 Charles l. Hopkins.
L BE- ordered that WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 18Th. A. d.
i5s t % g. be and hcreby i appointed for hesrfn
said petition tcforc The SAID Justice IN the ourt Room
cf fiI- CuuT % kapaau North kohala At which frpc
and place an persons concerned may appczr and sho
eusc auy they have Why said petition should 1of be
faniea ae that tlls order Be published in the English
and Hawaiian lsuuags for three successre week N
fhc Gazr;tc and knospa nezspapcrs in Honciulu
Dlfsl y kuhaia HaHaii. Au-. sth Issa
CHAS. =. HART
rs-.f- u =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16
w ACT

Re.ause to the Hospital Tax ievied upon
Psssengcr-
Br nj FSacm by the hing and the
legislative Assembly Of the Hawaiian Is
lands IN the Legislature Of the Kingdom
Assembled.
Sr-r1oS ]. The Trustees Of the Queen s
Hospital are hereby authorized and direct
e5 10 reserve and apply 10 uses hereinafter
mentioned. the sum OF two thousand and
Eve hundred dollars per anuum out OF al
uonevs received by them as and for Hosp
tai Tax levied upon and received IRON
rlasscnrc-s arriving st thes evcral ports Of
this kingdom anything II any existing
law to the contrary notwithstanding.
Srcuos . such sam Of two thousand
and five hundred dollars per aunum shall
BE- usc5 and applied by said trustees n
thor discretion for distribution among the
ra-ious and charitable and benevolent
societies IL Honolulu for the relief Of SICK
and indiCe1t Foreigners.
SFcrdy s.. This Act shall take effect
and become law from and after the date Of
its approval
Au1-ovei this 8rd day OF August a.
n. iSs2. 9l7 RALARAUA REX.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16

To AUESu SECI1oS 1yu s. oT AN AcT Az
PROVED on rHT 22yp nlY 1I Jryr. 4. D.
1865, EEsFICTIN6 I'm SLAUGHTER AND
SAN or BrrT, As AMEyDLp 1T AN AcT.
ATFBovED on THE Ism uAI oF JCIy, A.
D.. 1874, AND TUErHEL ANnNEp BY AE
ACI, AFrE1vED on I'M l5-H olY oT SER
rElwTE, a. D., lS76.
Be II a,gctsi by the King and the Legs
lative Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands
in the Legislature Of the Kingdom as
sembled
SECTION l.-That Section ] Of tho said
Act be and the same is hereby amended So
as to read as follows
SECTION 1.-The Minister OF the Inter-
ior may at any tine license for the term OF
one year. any applicant TO slaughter and
SCI. beef either IN Honolulu. Eva, Waia-
nae, Waialua, Koolauloa, Hoolaupoko,
Island Of Oahu Lahaina, Wailuzu. Ma
hawao, Hama, hipahulu. Island of Mani
il the Island Of Molokai Hlo Hsuiskua.
kohala. North koua. south houa. kau.
Puma Island Of HawaH; Koloa. I5hue.
Hawaiian, Haualei, Waimea Island Of
Kauai upon receiving for such license the
sum Of twenty dollars; provided however.
that this Section shall not be held to ap-
ply to salted or oorned beef br5ugbt from
other parts Of ;be Kingdom.
SrCIoN 2.-That Section s OF the said
Act be and the same is hereby amended So
as to read as follows
~SEcTioy S.-Whocver shall slaughter
OF sell Beef IN Honolulu, Eva, Waisuae,
Waialua, koolauloa. Kooaup9ko Island
Of Oahu Lahaiua Waikiki. Makawau.
Hama. Kipahulu, Island Of Maui: the
Island Of Molokai; Hilo. Hamaku5. Ko-
hala, North Kona, South Houa. Eau.
Puma, Island Of Hawaii Koloa. Lihue.
Hawaiian, HanalG, Waiuoa. Island Of
Kauai without first obtaiuiuc license
therefor as provided ia Section J of this
Act, shall be subject to fiuo Of not less
than ten nor moro than tweuty.fvo dollars
for each offence in The discretion Of the
Court"
SECTION &-AH laws or parts 5f laws
inconsistent with the provisions oftdis Act
are hereby repealed.
Approved THE 2lst day Of July, a. n.
lss2.
9l6 KALAKAUA BEN.
AN ACT
To ANrNr SrCuoN ID gr CuAuE 55 oI
THr PEyu C1uE EUsrrcINe nvJr
HousEs.
Be q a,aei,5 by the King and the
Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian is.
lands IN the Legislature Of the Kingdom
assembled
STcuoN l.-That Section n Of Chapter
IS OF the Penal Code be- and the same Is
hereby amended SO az 30 read as follows
" SECTION 1.-THE Minister of the Inter.
ior may in his discretion, grant to any
person applying therefor IN writing, a
license for one year. 10 keep o public
Dance House IN the City cf Honolulu. and
in the town Of Waikiki. Maui upon re-
ceivng at the hands Of such applicant, tho
sum Of one hundred dollars, for the benefit
Of the Royal Excheguor; provided, how
ever, that no such license shall be granted
to any person holding spirit license
keeping a store, tea shop, OF billiard sa-
loon, or TO any person interested IN such.
SECTION 2.-This Act shall become
law on the date Of its approval.
Approved this 2lst day Of july. A. ID
lSS2.
9lf KALAKAUA REN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16
CTpRTlTF COI-RT or TIII II,

- ualn Islands There appcarin. 10 me 10 be good
aal sufficient reasons Why the Term Of the Circuit
act o ue legislative Assembly Of 1872 10 be holden n
oliuu Kan, Island 0fiiaWsIi on the first Thursdav
ol SclieloeE q each year should not be holden in
September fs-1
VOW THEREFORE ]. IN pursuance OF the authority
= ne vested ly tic said Act DO Order that such Term
De- BOT he'd
tsiEradI A FJUDD.
Atiest Chief 5u.iicc suprcme Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16
ACT.

To PkUyiYI PEENASExT SETTLEMENT roe
NIHoA. WIDOW OF s KITI, DrCEAsEp.
WhasGs, S. KIP and his wife were in
the service Of the Government for many
years-frOm the time Of Kauikeaouli, Ka-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16

NkiIiVN me- Minister OF RI
nance shall credit the Appropria-
tions of the last biennial fiscal
period all theamount appropriated
by the Act approved on the J0th
day of July, A. d. 1850. and re
naming meXpended ON the 3lst
day of March A. D. 1852. not
otherwise re-appropriated, and
such amounts shall be deemed no
longer available for the objects for
which they were originally appro-.
priatod.
SECTION 8. The Minister Of Fl
nance shall continue to pay the
salaries appropriated by this Act.
the compensation Of soldiers and
constables. the compensation OF
school teachers and the current
expenses OF the Bureau Of Educa-
ton, the Board of Health. thecxpen-
ses ofthe Fire Department, Of the
Supreme Court. and Circuit Courts.
Government Stocks and the in,
terest accruing thereon, the sup
port of Prisoners and the expen-
ses of the Leper Settlements until
the 30th day of June A. d. 1884,
unless new Appropriations are
made before that date.
SECTION 4. The Minister Of FL
nance shall not cause or allow 10
be paid from the Treasury any
money for objects not provided b.
this law.
SECTION ,. No person holding
more than one Office for which
salaries are provided shall he au-
thorized to draw more than the
salary Of the highest grade ofOfice
held by him. if the salary Of any
Office held by him shall amount to-
two thousand dollars or more per
and he shall be entitled to
no other, or further compensation.
SECTION 6. This Act shall take
effect and become law from and
after the date of its approval.
Approved this 9TH day of August.
A. ID. 1882.
(9l0 kALAKAUA REX.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16

a. I.EtE>nal- A-GtST Iss1i. 1sse a. TIT fro1i
~ eti'ez4i fi.tt- ai e se'rloel isoor. uiIi te
Et rrt1 atrliar. rtlIs sr1r,z e. rlrcci. of Ger
lsrd srsan 81 rwmnAKAFE- r0IIAKU-
z'aa. naa1.AAr.A ASD KAEUrzA. "a ne
< iI a.r. 1lrail. azt rslt1inizr - acrrs rao-c
W -.fl.E . r--I1. .I'sIa I-lcl SIS ~ 1l.E-l.-
KIA1f- NE=irtar ~ rrirri1r-
III 't'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16
C,IRCUIT COIRTOFrTEUAwA

~ jan Islands. u judicial District u Probate la a.
ESTATE OF Pho DiAZ of Worth kohaf1, deesdsed.
iuiesflfe, bef1rt Mr. Justice Hart
On reading and lliug fhc Petition 81 ID H vida. Of
y kohall- alleging that plo Uiaz 0f y. kohliz. did
lntestaie al y holala the .fh day n M1rch a. p.
70 him.
Il l. ordered ihat " EDNEsOiA, sEPI. iih. a. D.
l- a 10 O. n Be and Aele1g p appointed icf helfin-
oi this Court, az hapaau- huhal1 az uhich time and
Place l per-ona rquccrned uaT lupeagand show cau1f
20 any they have shy slil Petition la1ll uas De- rrnf-
cdi and hat ihis order be- published u ihe Enrisa
1ngulgc Tor three successive weeks in TIE uaNiiIl1
Gazette newspaper iu Hruoiniu
CuAe b. HART
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16

AL PEHSONs ARB uFREIff'4sn
"a nsn1cd 90 % if1lf ~ VIE 1n1ls .l1'ElI1l
~ ~ eEoaeg riAEels
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16

fborcby eerlify ihai he riihin and forcrong 10
True 1nd ftlihf1l eapT af ile nf ita snnm1ns l.l1
II the case q HesrI b. Gilds kalliunli. lI an4
also of he return ihfftf. l1l i1lt D. rc1.en lf .. ~
f1ru she Court. Qn ne 81 Day - iunc a. D. i.. 60
1ref that TIE ease bf e1hilurc1 1 ne l0Il1f % t<o
Der, g. D. ii- and 1ielll Bile. that IIftr1aI a-
1fc.
Is WITNESS rAei.sl. aasn l.lsu1ls 81 rlr Aznl
ihis fIh f1f ~ iaue' a. D. 81
gissm N &. rAakg slls.lll.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16
CTPRrNE cornT or TIIr nA

AIGhEME lOl III Of IliE ia
- WAtiAN ISLANDS. 20 p-ahalr-In the aa1firr
of the tiuai account % Che Esialc ~ &. EANAINA
ate Or tionoialu deceased Atch1u1er before chi1f
Justice Igdd
% gn read.Hg and aiiue ihe Piiqn ald dusi lc.o1uis
OF ". G. larkE Aanlul frliuf fIH estate 1f q Hara
IA late o Honolulu. deceased uloruia De- ~ - -
allowed siil-l and charges hinseif ifh s1i a. aad
tfs7 inlt NE same may te cllIuel lnd lrrrused lnf
ih4f inal order may b. maae % fifir lIi1a % re-
properly remaining u Biz hands 10 ie persons ihe-rn
entitled, and disChareinz him la lr-rfrf frn a7f
further rcap0us si1iliiF o. alrh.
10 g. ordered fulf FRIDAY. IIf l1in H1r a. SIP.
TENDER. 4. j.. ises @ Cen o'clock a. ~ hef1r- a.
sad Iuaiiee, ai Chambeis ln us Court Eoase . -
nollii b. aud The aIrIr hffrlV lH appointed INr
time aud place f0r he4rine fhr rlid edition And af.
counts, and that lll ptrsous interested nay t1ea ari
ihef- appe aud -noF cause. 70 any ihrg llFc Ht iar
lnc should not la eflrted 4lI may lrfseut nrffrrfr
AZ 20 Who are entitled 70 he aid properly. A1d faaf
his order iu flr Hawaiian aud ln.af Irrrnl1r nr
puhll-hed iu ihc huosol arH hfNliilu earrlfr
newspaper printed and pflishfd ll fl1nol1ll To-
Three successive weeks preiiqus fq iir ins ttrrfir
appointed for sid hearing.
Dated AZ HQnnula. H. ills ffi dag 20 Aarl4t A D
i.-- a. FHlNtls JfUu.
Chief Justice of the -lrrrnaa I.ur.f
u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16

BUREAU OFPUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Salary Of Inspector General $1,000 %
Travelling expenses ~ ms
pector General ...... 200 90
Salary Clerk Boagl of Educa-
ton ....'....... 6,0uo 90
support Of Hawaiian and
English schools ...... 75,e00 %
support Of Common schools. 10000 %
Industrial and Reformaiory
school ...............-. 10000 %
Building and Bcpair- of
School Houses ... 10000 90
Aid to Hilo Boarding school 1000 Oh
Building Girls School ai
Waialu ............... 10000 o.
Aid % Makavun school 1000 %
Scholarship NJ Oahu College 720 %
Stationery and Incidontal- 500 %
Pay of Messenger ........ 200 50
zfg- .5eo on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16

> Islands. To W Z. PAilEE, Esq- ManhsI 81 ~
Hawaiian Islands. Or his urpufI efrciinr-
fnu are Commanded b. order uf fhl fi1n a NsansIr
Judd, Chief Justice tf fhc fupumc eo1rf 1ad aanrr
ior % summon Kaumlrmi fki defendant. 10 H. IA
appear before hfg 9 1ffeaid lnstlcr u d. Cta1-
hcfs in tle co1rt aeset lu TIE City % uonnlaIl.
A i1a- % sh0N iutc rhf the Fryer - fIrrrg n
Glade. complainant iloed H1f b. rfluici alrs1lttl1
And have gog then there thls Wrf. vita fll rrfarn
u y0us rroeccdiuss fhefean
Witness. fhe Hon. a. fr1ncis g1dl Chirf
justice and eaaaeelior q ihe sgpleae
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16

Pay Of Deputy sheriff aud Police Island Of Maui
follows:
One deputy sheriff for IAhaina at
500 per month ...... ....... -, l50 90
One native Captain at Iahaina at $50
per month .......-....... 1200 %
one Deputy Sheriff at Wailuku at
SIS per month. ........ 800 90
One Deputy sheriff at AlakaWaO at
$50 per month. ............. 800 90
One Deputy Sheriff at Hama at so
per month. ...-........... $50 90
One Deputy Sheriff at Honuaula at
$50 per month. go 90
so siCfpeI per month. month s,D'D 800 90
Regular paid police force. y $40 90
$3.50 90
Pay Of Deputy Marshall Deputy Sherifs, Police Of
Oahu and lamps Of Honolulu:
Pay Of Deputy Marshal. 900
One Captain at 500 per month 400 90
Five police at 500 per month each. l0,s00 90
Two Captains at $50 per month each 200 90
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The somewhat startling prophecy
is hszarded that in future lumber will
be of straw instead of wood. Exper-
iments already instituted show that
it is possible to make "wood" or its
substitute from straw, of tensile
strength surprising ordinary building
woods. This material is capable Of
being carried through all the manip-
uIation that wood is, does not shrink,
takes high polish, and is waterproof.
In short, it not only answers for all
purposes of wood but is very superior
to it.
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EFor the Kidnevs, Liver and Urinary Organs,
use nothing but Warner Safe Kidnev and
owe their health and happiness to it. Price
Sl.25 per bottle. AS-We offer "Warner's
Safe Tonic Bitters" with equal conhdence.IE6
4. T. WARNER B CO., Rochester, NY.
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RUPTURE.

THE TRIUMPH TRUSS co.
No. South Thirteenth street, Philadelphia,
Pa, and 1884 BoWery. New York, cure Rup.
lures in from 80 to so days and viii pay 81 ,O0C
for q rupture they cannot cure. Send 25
Exam nation tree.
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A LExANDER F. BAILLIEs
n MARBLE WORKS..
Water Street near Regan's hotel, Mount holly
MI. Aug Z, '79-1v.
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GPoNGEs AND CHAMOIs SKINS, ALI.
= kinds very low, at l.. MILLERsS Drug
store. ~ Main street, Mount Holly.
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THE COMMERCIAL AND CLAsSICA14
l. School,
Pearl Street, Mount Holly, will reopen on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th, 1881.
BOOK-K EEpLNG q speciality. Private
Lessons AFTER school hours. Both sexes ad-
mitted. WIN. J. KELLY,
July %. III. Principa
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Society is built upon trust, and
trust upon confidence of one another's
integrity.