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VIZ have received the prospectus OF ANEW
paper 10 be published at Luling' IL Is 10
be called tho "Auger" Hope Il may not
prove bore.
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Locals.

TEE much talked of transit of Venus tram
Ipired on yesterday.
SEE card of G. A Schley in our advertis-
ing columns. He has nice fresh stock,
give him a call.
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An enrioher Of the blood aud purifier OF
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We learn that two practical printers are
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pany In Palestine, Texas, on the 10Th day Of ,e-
eember. 1854 for the purpose OF emps w-ring the
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20 such running or trafic arrangements with the
Galveston. Houston. and Henderson Railroad Com.
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the said Galveston. Houston and Henderson Rail-
road TO acquire control OF the said Galveston
Houston and Hendersou Railroad 80 NAV be decided
for the best interests OF the International and Great
Eorthern Rsilroad Company and ~ q par % said
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Of the principal and interest either % them Of
an issue % niIli0us Of toisrs Of said Gslye ton
Houston ard Heuderson Railroad Coupsny's frat
mortgage Eve per cent bonds
d. Q. n. SMITH,
Secretary,
Rs HAIEG
Yics Prefitsut
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List Of Letters

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Save your Money.

Save your Money.
You can do SO by getting your Holiday
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STOVES, new arrival at HINzIE's.
CARLOAD of Produce last of this week,
consisting of Ben Davis apples, best in the
market at reduced prices Cabbage, onions,
potatoes etc. Also full line of groceries at
Ieduced prices.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-14

Having more deliberately and in cooler moments
considered the labor involved in clearing away
dirty sidewalks, the Editor of the Advertiser has
concluded to allow them to remain as they are,
notwithstanding his intimation that the execution
of the intention to purge them of their nastiness
only delayed in consideration of the fact that
it had not then quit snoring. This is bland in
deed, and we shall not in any wise attempt to in
terfere with the comfort he may find in his repose
superintendent upon the heap of muck that has
been raked before his door. He has right Mt
least to the privilege of lying thereon and Of en-
joying its oor too seeing that il got there for
his own especial benefit, and more particularly Ms
1t is in part the legacy of convicted thief dead
these many years." who, in making disposition
of his property cannot at least be charged with
ingratitude to n former coadjutor and companion
in cause declared holy. And though the en-
joyabe couch may have been provided for tho
peaceful sleeper through the medium of what no
would like to believe a Temporary local sheet"
we trust its own evanesconce will in no wise de-
tract from the stability and permnnence of the
article 1t has supplied and the fragrant odor with
which it is pervaded. Refreshed by his slumbers
upon SO agreeable u couch and q contemplation of
his unique surroundings, he will doubtless be bet
ter fitted to prosecute ~ the end the noble task he
has set before himself of rescuing the remnant Of
dying people from the ravages made upon their
friendlness and rectitude of white. skinned"
ghouls, who. through their mistaken confidence
have allowed their very vitals 10 he preyed upon.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-14
CT On,
Proposed Ainendmc emit.

To Article 81 OF the Constitution granted by Kamcha
meha " on the 10Th day Of August A. D. 1864 In accord
ance with Article 50 OF said Constitution
Section L. That Article CT OF the Constitution granted
by His Majesty kamchnmcha the 2Oth day Of Au
gust 1861 he and the same is hereby amended In
dance with Article 10 Of said Con siiution by striking
out the words five hundred and by substituting
fore the words two thousand and by striking on, the
words two hundred and ATTY and substituting there
for the words one thousand" so that the Article
shall read a. follows
Article Ell. No person shall be eligible for Repre-.
sentative Of the people who is insane IDIOT nor
unless he be male subject Of the Kingdom, who shall
have arrived at the full age Of twcntyone year, who
shall know how to read and WRITE who shall
accounts and shall have been doncilcd In the King.
dom Tor at least three years the last OF which shall be
the year Immediately preceding his election and who
shall own real estate within the Kingdom of n clear
value over md above al, Ecumranc OF at least tive
Thousand dollars. or who shall have MI annual income
OF at least one thousand dollars, derived from any
property or some lawful employ mcnt."
hereby certify that the foregoing Bill passed its
bird reading In the Legislative Assembly Of the lin.
waiian Islands Oh the sti day u August A. ID. 1850
JAMES NJ MONsARRAT,
"a Sarrc
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New Years at Hilo.

New Years Day in Hilo passed of very delight
fully. The Foreign Sabbath School assembled at
DAM. and marched with flags and banners to the
native (Haili) church, where was assembled the
Sabbath School Of that Church with large num-
Der Of the church people and others. There were
great variety Of hymns and choice songs sung
by tho school In native and some OF the pieces
were beautifully sung. There were also some fine
sextcttes well IA Duets Mrs. Brown, the wife Of
the Superintendent of Hpili Sabbath school, and
another lady, sang several duets very nicely.
Some Of the selections were quite amusing and
gave great pleasure to the young people, Tho
schools marched through the principal streets
with music.
In the afternoon at one O'Clock there was festi-
val ut Court House Hall gotten mp by the ladies' IT
money to reft the parsonage OF that church. Tho
ladies provided grand bill Of fare, At TO set be.
fore King" at a fair price Delmonico, the
ed ii. Tho ladies who got up this feast Of good
things were the following: Mrs. G. H. Wetmore,
Mrs. II. Deacon, Mrs. Shipman, Mrs D. n. Hitch
+. s. Lyman Mrs. ). L. Austin, Mrs. Kennedy,
Mrs. Loebcnstein, Miss Cora Hitchcock, Miss
Alneda Hitchcock, Miss Mary Hitchcock, Miss
Emma Clark, Miss Jane Deacon. Miss Lucy Wet
more, Miss Millie Austin, Miss Anna Austin. Tho
always-actve worker, Mrs. l.. Severance, was
much missed on this occasion. Tables were pro-
vided for those who desired to sit down aud par
take Of the refreshments. Everything WAS Of
home make. The ice-cream made under super
vision of Mrs. D. l.. Austin was delicious. Mrs ID.
ii. Hitchcock ginger-pop was IN the mouth Of
every one, and considered n rare treat.
Charley Hitchcock's opcorn, popped OF lively; AZ
so as his p; rs bs sS . s
candies lhome made) in charge Of Miss AlusedS
Hitchcock.
The cay was unusually pleasant. The receipts
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-14
ouartsly Report of Government Dispsnsary.

III the board If Health, Gs~fiemen:
l herewith submit my report for the quarter or
portion of the quarter ending December 3ist, 1881,
in which had charge Of ths Government Dispen-
sary ON Mauna Kea street. My service commenced
on the ga day Of October; during tho sixty mine
days which completed the quarter, the total num-
Der Of patients applying at the Dispensary or
whom visited ut their homes-in either case free
of charae-wns 1,a37. Total number Of prescrip-
tions 2,5. Diseases treated; syphilis 1884 lsprt.y
g. coughs and colds ~, gonorrh@a 70. gastric
catarrh -, diaTrahca IL, constipat II, balance
miscellaneous Of the lsprosy cases treated six
at the Dispsnsary voluntarily for treatment. In
addition many called 10 ask my opinion and IL ]
thought best for them 70 be treated with the dssen
OF wardina Oh the disease.
Deaths 8. Cause Of death: easss syphiliA I
dixrrshca, obstruction Of bowels.
Expsnsss: for drugv eSS, Of which at Least o7S
worth remained u, hand 81 the sud OF tbs term;
for furniture ~; shelves and carpenter work GAIA
salaries t6l; printing and Stationary es2aS news
paper advertisements 81 oos houss IN thrss papsss,
li.LOi painting sign 1250; total ~. ~. pSrinG
hs hrst vcsk Of my service total calls a. dispsn-
sa!y ~ during lAss week Of quarter 81. neslest
fully submitted Csc l. Fines. ND.
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Rsqueseat IN pace.

FoLLowrNo Is tho Police Conrt record for the
week: L. W. Manchester, assault and battery on
ing without lights, forfeited $40 bail. Aiwaha,
larceny OF chair no'e prose7ui entered by prose-
cution. Hookiekie, larceny of 500, sentenced to
fifteen months Imprisonment at hard labor, fined
x2J, costs 49, Kaauhonua aud Kahswaii, adult
eery, noVe Prose7"i entered by prosecution. J. II.
Rantus, drunkenness forfeited sc bail. Frank
Mahr same Charge, forfeited I'd bail. All Fay,
Ghootng imported birds, fined $40, costs $3, and
IN default of payment to be imprisoned until such
for one week. Joe Paniola using threatening
language to Keawe, ordered to give a bond in tho
sum Of go to keep the peace toward Keawe for
ono year, costs *l.2O. Kaaimaea, assault and
battery on his wifs Hama, fined ~, costs 81.
Civil record-F. Il. Lenehan va. Alfred Roper,
action for $50 for goods delivered short, judg-
inent for plaintiff for SOS. NJ. j. Rose w. Il.
Beranabo, action Of assunipst for $40, defendant
confesses Judgment. i. Wolcott w. Kilanea Su-
Rnr Company. action of assumpsit for *G5 judG-
Court. Several cases continued.
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To Article So Of the Constitution granted by I'll. Ma
jesty kamchnmcha V, Oh tho euth day OF August A. D.
1861 as amended and approved the 18th day Of May
A. D. 1865 according to Article 50 Of the Constitution
That Article 30 of the Constitution be and the same
hereby amended so as to read a. follows:
section 80. The Representatives shall receive for
their services compensation to be asccrtanedb by law
and paid ont OF the Public Treasury; but of
compensation shall take eject during the year in which
1t shall have been made; and law shall be passed
increasing the compensation Of said Representative.
beyond the sum OF Five hundred Dollars for each
Session."
hereby certify that the foregoing Bill third
reading in the Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian
Islands ON the 9TH day OF July A. ID. 1880
JAMES VI. MUNShRRAT
61I OIL jm
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HAWAII Norris.

Beautiful weather along the Windward Coast of
Hawaii, with steady trades. White. winged schoon-
ers again begin to ileck tho horizon, n thing that
has not been seen for some time. .. The popular,
genial and versatile Manager of tho Pacific Sugar
Mill, kukuihaele, Hamakua, has resigned and
Ookala. w. Lidgate Co.'S new mill nj I.au-
pahoehoe IL to be constructed in a novel manner
Ii IL to be built on the face of almost perpen-
dicular blut 10 feet high and il to be six stories
high, receiving the cane half way down the bluff
and turning out the sugar ut the bottom near the
SEA level The object Is to get it 's low as possi
BILE for facility in huming, aud there being little
room ut the bottom u portion of the bluff will be
blown of. Operations have begun. Honolulu
IL not the only place that has to complain of rregu
larities in taxation. Sone very careless work, to
say the least, has been done in Hilo The Assessor
made appointments and failed To keep them, and
then evidently supplied the deficiency Of informa-
tion by a heavy drausht on a fertile Imagination
We hear OF one case IN which planter was called
upon to pay the taxes on u gang of ten Cinnamon,
who did not have n single man Ut that national
In his employ and who moreover had never heard
OF any such men AZ those enumerated In the list.
The names, however, sounded worry Chinese, and
we congratulate the Assessor On the inventive
ability which has made the counterfeit 10 like the
real. Many OF tho mills along the Windwafd
Coast have largo quantities Of sugar on hand.
Some havs 30 much that they are compelled 10
stop until it In removed There IL no special
change in the crater Of kiluea. 1t Inns been rain
month past The rainfall at Hilo, AZ registered
by q. IL. witInore for the year ISL was l7l.4
inches. The rainfall for last month, December
was "a % 100 inches. The most rain for ons day
In December was l0.l6 inches. The coolest day Of
the year 1881 62S; the hottest 9ts; the most
the most rain In 81 hours was 1925 inches IN
March,
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Licenses Expiring in January, 1882.
RErAll.- OAlll.

RETAIL OAHU
/ whitney 4 Robertson, Merchant st,
2 ID x Mahu. kah
. Lum Wal Kcc Nuuanu st,
kwong Yin Sin. ,S Co, Nuuunu st,
! sa% No tJhonr { O. c.. iiiotcl st,
Ching On & Co. Nuuanu st,
TiSeettS = s So.en, n Ulakoheo.
10 Honolulu Iron Works Co. Ulakoheo,
10 All Teek, Nuuanu st,
e Wopg PARK, Nuuanu i, Honolulu
80 Ahuna n Akana, kaalaea. Koolaupoko
- :; i ) M Mo-.man' Nnrann -, Honolulu
2 Conchee Ahnng Nuuanu st,
- Sing Chong " Co. Hotel St.
e e Manuel Dc Q!adras, King St, /"
KErAIL-xAUAI
. Wo Hop Kcc, IIanapcpe,
- u Hong E, nnsnng ki .'
81 Aloiau, Kappa, Hawaiian.
nErAiL-HAwAl1.
= Shcn Fook Ktc & Co, Kela, Kau,
TonEg ,; M = AZ P% n Kolaln,
10 " Ii Holmes. Waipio.i iIamak,a,
i s hT"Ty on AT%'' Tsn v wan iin%aknn
- Meineckc, Waiohinu, khu.
REfAiL-MAUl.
. Jas Giryin WaiIukn,
10 Akau, Makawao
II J. Akana, Haiku,
- Wong Alan, Kokorno Makawao,
10 All Uhcong, HoiokOhau, Lahnna,
II Hong Hung kue, Wniluku.
viCrUAL1NG.
l Apau, Kooa, Kauai,
sung Al, 1Iamaknupoko Maui,
Afo, Lahaina. Maui,
5 Loo Kan, llalawa. n kohala,
10 Atai, Hotel st. Honolulu,
u luck Tai, Nuuenn ST, Honolulu,
10 Kong Lung. Kilauca. Kauai,
- Allen Siackpole, Kawaihac, Hawaii,
q Akonn, Wailelc, Hilo, Hawaii
% Jos Maikaoa, kauIii, ilio, Hawaii.
WHOLESALE.
II e Mcintyre & Bro, King and Fort SITS, Honolulu.
RETAIL SPIRIT.
! Henry Vieira, Nunanu st, Honolulu.
CAkE I'EDDLlNG.
"a Apana, Molokai.
IL Loo Kan, y Kohala. Hawaii,
- Wong Gee, Honolulu,
81 All Chong, Eva, Oahu.
II. rCHER.
i Pahcc, Waiohinu, Kan, Hawaii,
81 w ii Cornwc Wsikapu, Maui.
PORk HI rCiIER.
. All Sim, Phonua, Hilo, Hawaii
II Foo Kec, Hotel St Honolulu
~ Afat Wailuku Maui
LivEnY STABLES.
10 VIM Levy, Honolulu, Oahu,
IA g W Macfarlane, Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu.
HlLLlARD.
Frank Soma, y Kohala, Hawaii,
4 ii Armitagc, Honokan, IamRkua, Hawaii,
~ Sam Nowlcin, Hotel st, Honolulu.
FIRE ARMS.
% 3 fG% ,,,,3 Ming Kona, Oahu
BOAT.
10 Mahele Honolulu Oahu
Ia Napoa Honolulu, Oahu.
AGCrION.
IS Jos Tucker, Kohna, Hawaii.
SALMON.
Ianla Lihue Kani
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Answer to Query.

1.-THE following Is received In reply 10 the query
asking the name Of tho oldest resident Of the
Islands.
:. EpIros PaEss; Jack Woods, born In Debtford.
1894, in the whaleship Eiisabsh. arrived in Homo
lulu In ths fall lsS. He Gays the ship ran away
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-14
(Andante eon mol.o trryessione.l

r. Daniel Webster. when urged TO reply to certain ro
pcatcd slandors said he did to clean of hi,
sidewalk till after 1t had quit snowing-so we, await
the conclusion Of neighbors story, before notice
p. q. Advertiser, Dec. 81
When the snow has ceased Its falling -
Thus said Walter boy one day
Il will take my little shovel
And will clear 1t all away.
will take my little shovel.
oh so bright and light and small,
And Dan did will do,
When the snow has ceased to fall.
"whcn the snow has ceased Its falling
Nay, dear reader do not scoff-
will lightly reizc my shovel.
Gaily clear the sidewalk OF:
Only wait Till 10 stops showing,
Only wnit and you shall see
What q singular resemblance
There exists 'twixt Dan and me-"
But the snow keeps falling, falling.
While the drift grows ever higher:
And II Walter isn't careful
1t will put ont Walters fire:
And the people all are waiting,
While the sidewalk liz quite hid,
Still are waiting to see Walter
Do as Dan1 Webster did.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-14

| from him. and he has lived in Hapakua, Hawaii
ever since, 30 years. He is hale and hearty, and in
full possession of all his faculties, but never be
lieyed in hard work. HAMAKuA.
January 1. 1880
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-14
SATURDAY PRESS.
Mnnagers's Notice.
JANUARY IA, 1882.

Mnnagers's Notice.
All Advertisements for the SATURDAY Press must be
sent In by Friday noon. No insertions for the
issue can be guaranteed when sent In later.
Advertisers win mark the number Of insertions de-
sired, from which date they charge Any not so marked
' TiiOs G. THRUM, Manager.
-----e-.-=
The list of voters of the town of Honolulu for
the ensuing election has been published
We notice that an unusually large number of
frame houses arc being built in all parts Of the
town.
j. HARRIoAN, who was examined on n charge Of
attempting 10 break open Mr.. j. A. Hopper's safe,
has been discharged.
ON tho fourth page of to-iay's PREss We publish
translation OF M article sugar boiling on the
island Ut st. Cruze, which is furnished us by MIR.
W. l.. Green.
AN artesian we'll IL being bored for the Govern
ment in the extension to the lot which Aliiolsni
Hale is situated. The apparatus u the same that
was in use at Makiki.
IT is to be hoped that tho next steamer from the
Coast will bring the noted Prims Donna, Alice
Oates, and that the Honolulu public will have an
opportunity of hearing her.
Ii seems that we are to have another spell Of
disacreeable rainy weather with the wind from,
tho south. There Is u heavy surf on the reef and
tho harbor il quite muddy from tho rains.
TnE flag staff at this hall OF China Fire company
was blown down on Thursday morning during a
severe squall. II snapped OF about foot above
the ground and was found to be quite rotten.
What +, the condition Of other flag stalls in town
The schooner JaIia will be chartered by tho Gov
eminent to take the Gilbert Islanders home
sixty or seventy--whose labor contracts have ex-
nired. Sho will probably leave about the first Of
February.
The literary and musical entertainment for the
benefit Of the Oahu college building fund, which
WAS postponed short time since will be given at
the Mnsic Hall this evening. We hops 10 see u
full house. for the object IL worthy one.
Ar Fort Street Church, Sunday, ]. A. Cruzan.
pastor will preach at the usual hours. In the
ming there will DO union revival service; theme
of sermon, "The Possible and Impossible"
meeting for inquirers will be held In the vsstry
after the regular service.
PAssxsoEs movements have besY quite light re-
csntly. The Indy L.smpsos bsouRAt only ons from
San Francisco, the hsnsvs one from Royal Roads
and the Bsssa VISTA Jus from Port Townsend.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-14

WILLIAM DAVIS, second officer Of the steamer
dDer Head. was sentenced to nine months impris-
ohinent and not as we were enormously informed
last Saturday, one years imprisonment and $lOO
lighter. ~ "
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-14

IHE briRantne Mimic moored alongside the old
Gnstom House wharf, was carried against the
ism Market wharf by the wind aud tide on Thurs
day. morning, but did not damage. She was
hauled off after humping against the wharf a
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-14

At a speech-making bout in Msnoa valley tho
other day, one of the speakers who il a candidate,
was condemned by some OF the audience because
lie would not subscribe TO the sentiment that al
the hao,es are the enemies Of the natives. This
feeling is the legitimate bitter fruit Of the tench
ings of some Of the native newspapers.