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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. ROBERTSON CAN BE CONSULTED CONFJ-
IL dentaily 10y G6Dtemen and Ladies' who need med
icai ADVICE every Wednesday and Saturday. TT 456
street northwest 70 years experience Main Office
~ south EUtaw street. Baltimore. jai9-lm
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.ALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO., Auctioneers.

~
TRUSPFE,S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
AND NJ STREETS NORTHkAST. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust ated June lst A. 2
ct seg one 81 sl.s land records for Washington -
PARTY seeursd thereby shall sell at public auction IA
THIRD. A. D. iss2. at HALF PAST FOUR O'Clock
M. tho following described real Estate III the city OF
Washington District of Columbia, to wit: Lots num-
bered twenty CID and twenty two coz, in James
n Callahs subdivision of square numbered eight hun
dred and twenty nine tS:j the il Of recor in
the Office Of the Surveyor Of the District 81 Columbia
with the ht 70 the said party Of the second part his
nelTs and assigs to remain in the peaceful and ndis
nrbed possession OF that part OF Lot %. in said
No S2? covered by the beck building said Lot ~,
which prSasc:s 2vsrn sa Let No g. so long said
Uses, and all the rights and privileges acquired BY said
parties of the first part to sald part of said Lot No %
by deed from Morris and Cuthert, Trustees bearing
date the 3lst day of MAJ, A. D. 1881 with improvements
thereon
Terms Of SALE One-foutth cash; balance In six
twelve eight and twenty four months for notes
bearing interest from day of sale, and secured by
deed Of tr1ist property sold All conveyancing a.
purchasers cost $500 down day OF sale. If terms
OF sae not compiled with within five days from day
OF SALE the Trustee the right t. resell pro-
pry At the risk and cost of the dcfanlsing purchaser
ia24-d CHRISTIAN EUpP@RF Trnstee-
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TER democratic Senators in caucus yesterday
nominated Mr. Neil s. Brown, or Tennessee,
formerly reading clerk OF the House. for acting
chief clerk (and reading clerk OF the Senate. It
Is understood that Mr. Brown is acceptable u the
republican Senator's.
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VVHOMAs BOWLING, Aucaonser.
r1,HoMAS BOWLING, Auc,ioneer.

FfNuOAAS DOWLlNG. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEFS' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
MONROE STREET. BETWEEN DUNBARTON
AND BEAII. STREETS. GEORGETOWN, d. G.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the 18th day OF
Deceuier SIG, and duly recorded in Iiber No. Ia
80 folio 229, &C. one of the land records forsa
Washington. District Of Columbia, and by direction OF
The parties secured thereby THO nnaersigned Trustees
vii ell on Tuesday, THE SEVENTH DAY OF
prsn,fises the @ proert VIZ Lot
e?rgetown. in said District that part thereof
winch wac conveyed by Char!ss Stowar. to William
iiIpgs tue part conveyed to said StaEings being
the southern part of said lot fronting nineteen 9 feet
and SIX 60 inches Monroe street. tho part hereby
conveyed being about twenty five {25 feet front said
Monroe street, and running back to the depth of said
lot of the Same width, together with tho
which conzist OF two-story frame dwelling.
Terms OF SALE Ol,e-third each; the residue In two
equal Payments at tx and twelve months with notes
bearing interest and secured by deed of trust
property sold. $50 deposit required at time of sale. All
c2nyeyancins. &c. at prIhaRers cost. If the terms
OF sac are ot complied with in days the Trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost of the defaHltiDg purchaser.
WILLIAM D. CASSIN, I o,
126-dts WILLIAM A. GORD0N.t Ar"s'ees'
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TO-NsORROW.


ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF BANK STOCK
IA AND DISTRICT TELEGRAPH STOCK.
BY authority Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Counia we viii offer for sale at auction, at Duncan
son Bros. auction southeast of 9th
y streets northwest. on FRIDAY. THE THIRD DAY
OF FEBRUARY. 1882. at ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ:
30 shares Of the Capital Stock Of the SECOND Ma
Y1ONAJ. BANK OF WASHINGTON, d. c., to wit:
Certificate No. 1870. fer !, shares; No 132. for 10
shares, and No l45 for 20 shares each share Of the
face value Of 500.
Also. us shares of THE AMERICAN DISTRICT TEL
EGRAPH COMPANY Of tho District Of Columbia:
each share OF the face value Of SIS.
Terms Cash.
r, ROSS PERRY.
REGINALD FENDALL.
Adn'cs OF ThOs. L. Hume dec.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. i3D,4t
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MEDICINE FOR WOMAN.

A MEDICINE FOR WOMAN.
INVENTED BY A WOMAN
PREPARED By A WOMAN
LYDIA E. PINKgAMs VEGETABLE cOMPouNp
Is POSITIVE CuEK
For all those PAINFUL Comp'oints and Esokness,s ~
cur best female 4oi1uIa,so,.
will entirely the worst form Of Female Com
plants all Ovarian Troubles Inflammation and Ulcsra
ton Failing and DisIlscenents and tie consequent
Spinal Weakness. and is particularly adalte the
Changes of Life.
1t viii dissolve and expei Tumors from the Uterus IN
an esry stage Of development. The tendency
cerons Hunors is checked very speedily by its rrse
1t removes fahtness, Fatuieuey, destroys all
wings for Stimulants and Relieves Weakness OF to-
Stomach. 1t cures Bloating Headache Nervous Prys-
tration General Debility Seeplessness. Depression an
Indigestion.
The feeling Of bearing down. causing pain, weigh.
and baekache. is always permanently cured by
GVPHYsICIANs USE 1T AND PRESCRIBE II
FREELy.a1
1t win a. oil times and under all circumstances re-
tenn.
For the of Kidney Complaints either sex ths
Compound il UNSURPASSED.
LYDIA Il. PINEHAfS VEGETABLE COMPOUND
is prepared at 233 and 2S5 Western avenue Lynn
Mass. Price 81. Six bottles for 81. Sent 10y mail in
the form of pills. also in the form ozeres on receilt
Of price, 81 box for either Mrs. Pnkham freely
answers all letters OF inquiry. Send for pamphlet Adj.
dress a above.
No family should he without LYDIA r. PINKIANrS
LItE PILLS. They cure constipation. biliousress
and tcrpidfty of the liver. IS cents per box.
"a SOLD sY ALI. DRUGarSrs. al
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DE SYLVIA. On Tuesday, January 81, 1882 af 23x
l4th street southwest ia this city, ETA N DE SILL
VIA, infant dsugbter Of Danl. W, aud Julia d. De yi-
via.
LONGAcRR. February l., 1882 at a. M, OF typhoid
fever, EDDIE LoNGAcRE. in the twenty frst year q
his
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 30 attend
bis funeral. from the residence his mother Louise
Norris No. ia ID street southwest on Friday after.
noon, ut O'Clock.
PETER. Al the residence Of her sou near Elicctt
City. Nd January 3lst 1882. JANE B., relct Of th0
late Geo. W. Peter.
Friends and rea- Of the family ore invited 70
attend her funeral At Oak Hill Cemetery, on Friday
February Sd, 1881 ut IL 30 O'Clock. O.
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FH{HOWAS UUWLING. AGCuoneer.
ONE PAIR SORREL COLTS, ONE PAIR DUN
HORSES ENGLISH DOG CART. PHETON, TWO
SITS DOUBLE HARNESS. ROBES. &C., AT
AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY FOURTH.
1882. at TWELVE O'CLOCK, i'm front OF ms auction
shall sell the above Can be at the stables
Of Washington Nailor prior to sale.
j3e-5t THOMAS DOWNING Auctionesr
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List of Licenses Expiring May, 1882.

List of Licenses Expiring May, 1882.
R~eInI-O"hu.
? Yee. wo & Co. Nuuanu Street Honolulu
8 A. Jaeger, ~Kaahumanu Street
. All Kat, Fish Market
II J. A. hopper. Esplanade
20 Nam. Chong 4 Co.. cor King and MsunskeA SITS
"a zee on. Maunskes st
"a A. S. Cleghorn * Co.. cor Queen and KsAhu-
Is Pan, Sing, Tong ( Co. Maunatea street
26 Ahuna, waialua
q Ho, Tin, chOng, cor Merchant and Aalksa SITS "
% Israel Fisher, Liliha st
80 Mrs. W. H. Wilkinson, Fort st
ReIHiI-HawaIE.
? H B. Carr, Punahoa, HiIo
I All Teng, Honokaa, HamHkua
Z Tuck Sung, Paukas, Hilo
IL L. Ayana, Makapala, North Kohsia
Il Il e c.4 h. &d Ma61PI hil North k'hai'
10 Ton Man, Lsupshoehoe, Hilo
% ]. r.. Mills, Kukuihsele, HSmakus
ReIniI-Mnui.
6 Chas sylvia. Waikiki
: J. {. Kirkwood. Lshains,
9 C. II. Dickey, Haiku
10 10 E MGeg Ls %aRse RsiP Reana Moi R6oi.u
u Tam You. Makawao
Il Alams, Wsihee
rs Kung LeOng, wsiiuIu
RetaiI-KauaI.
9 Geo Irwin, Kekaha, Lihue
IS Chong Tai, Wsimea
Is Achong, Wsimea
vIctuaIing.
2 zee. wo & Co, Nuusnu st. Honolulu
3 Apo, Hamskuspoko. Maui
5 Conchee & Achst, Hotel st. Honlulu
. COnchee h Achat, international, Honolulu
7 d. Punohu, LRhains, Mani
u Lam TOi. Maunskes St, Honolulu
13 Ho, Tin Check. cor Merchant and Alskea SITS.
II Nee Lee, BeretaniA st
% VIM. Coffin, Kilauea, Kauai
"a Louis Kaltofen, KekahR, Kauai
81 Cling Check, Nuuanu st.
Wholesale.
l E. T. Adams, Queen st
- A. 8. Cleghorn & Co, cor Queen and Kaahumanu SITS
% ]. 1. Dowsett, Queen st.
Pork Butcher.
ID Tenlong Alma, Lihue. Kauai
% AwRna, MAkswso, Maui
II j. W. Hilo, Hawaii
Fire Arms.
% d. Bertelmann, Kona, Oahu
Billiards.
l Hart Bros. Hotel St Honolulu
> is. Lemon Commercially Honolulu
Butcher.
6 Awans, Makawao, Maui
Il Aloi, North KohRls, Hawaii
80 Vim Goodness, MskGwao, Maui
81 John Cox, WsiRlus, Oahu
Cake PeddIius.
? All On. Honolulu, Oahu
3 Asee, Waianae, Oahu
16 Alma, Lihue, Kauai -
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TramWaY Accident.

The first serious accident that has taken place in
the Kingdom on any railroad or tramway, occur
red at Waiakea, near Hilo, on Friday, May 5th. A
handcar loaded with men returning from their
work, while on the down grade, went so fast tina {
the brakeman could not control it, and il went off
the track, resulting in the killing Of one Chinaman
and the serious injury Of about fifteen others.
There were about forty on the car at the ime-Ha-
waiians, Portuguese and Cinnamon. The circum-
stances, as related are 4 number OF the laborers
on the plantation got on the car at ) pm, to 10
conveyed to the mill. After the car was started,
on a down grade, the pace became 50 rapid that an
attempt to lessen the speed by putting on the
brake was made, but proved unsuccessful, the num-
Der of men on the car being larger than usual and
the weight heavier. The momentum Of the car
increased, until it finally jumped the track, throw
ing the laborers in every direction, and killing the
Chinaman mentioned above, wounding and bruising
nearly everyone of the party. The Manager, Mr..
C. c.. Kennedy, Immediately obtained the services
of Drs. Kittredge and WetmoTe, who attended to
the wants of the sufferers.
An inquest was held on Saturday on the body of
the Chinaman who was killed, and a verdict Of
&" accidental death - was returned.
We are glad to learn from Mr.. Young that. with
the exception of four, all the men who were in
the car when it was thrown off the rails will be
at work again Immediately. The exceptions are one
Portuguese, whose thigh is broken, one Norwegian.
whose knee was dislocated, and two Cinnamon who
were seriously bruised. OF all these also the
doctors give a favourable report.
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The Tourists who are TO make their bow 90 "a Ho-
nolulu audience tonight are artists who have long
ago mlde for themselves good records ia more im-
portant cities than this. Miss Maria Burton be
came q favorite wherever she appeared in India
through her ballad singing Il which @ Calcutta
paper says that il is distinguished 10y q winning
and gentle sweetness only too rare upon tie
boards Mr.. Eugene III musical burls~quc and i'm
female representations has made'hlS name i'm Eng
land anI in the States both North and South. or
Mr.. Gilbert Sarony. the leading journal al New
cative of the heartiest laughter, but in his great act
the French Dancing Master, he eNcels all others.
Mr.. Edward Glover brings with him "a reputation
which his tour in Australia, India, the Straits Set
Elements and China. has added TO. a a comic
singer he takes a high rank. M. Henry Mohdeu
Is a muslclanaof extraordinary powers. His per
formances on the cornet and NylophOne have made
him a favorite wherever lac Ia, been. After a long
dull season we are very glad To welcome such n
troupe TO the boards Of our Music Hall and wish
them q successful run.
THE first quarterly meeting OF tl- Honolulu
Athletic Association was TO have been held in the
Armory on SaturdaYsvcning last. As the num-
Der present was less Tan the requisite quorum.
an informal meeting was held. The Chairman,
DR.. Hutchinson, explained what the Directors had
done in discharge Of their duties reported the
purchase of n freehold site in a GENITAL position ON
Fort-street: and that q canvass for life members
was being made, their subscriptions u be used As
a building fund. The lot cost 81 500 the build
ing would cost 81 500, and $500 would be needed
for fittings, etc. Nine gentlemen had promised
in writing to become life members. three Of them
cOnditiOnally on the $500 being fully raised.
two had promised verbally, and two more were
looked upon as certain. The Chairman urged that
the younger members, for whom The institution
was specially designed, should assist in securing
life members and subscriptions 20 the building
fund. The Treasurer, Mr.. II. Schmidt, reported
ninety yearly subscriptions and fourteen quarterly
out of the 40 who had paid entrance fees. The
receipts had been S762, and the disbursements
S1,632 81, including purchase Of land and of two
lawn tennis sets and other apparatus. Mr.. Wun-
denberg, by request, described the intended build
1t is to be 20 feet by 80 feet, besides attached
dressing and bathrooms. The front part is TO be
of two stories, so as to give q large room for meet
ings, etc, above. On the motion Of Mr.. Wunden-
berg, seconded by Mr.. s. b. Dole, it was resolved
That all members of the association exert them
selves to obtain subscriptions. The meeting then
Adjourned.
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ELEVENTH DAY.
THURSDAY, May II,

THURSDAY, May ii, 1882.
House met pursuant to adjournment from
previous day, and the usual morning SER
vices, including prayer and reading of the
minutes were proceeded with.
a number of petitions were then pre-
scented.
I From the Enrolment Committee, the
yBil relating to creating Mahukona, Ha-
the House, and with the signature of His
Majesty.
/ No reports from Special Committees.
Bills and resolutions were presented.
His EXcellency the Minister of Finance
presented the Appropriation Bill, and de-
sired a suspension of the rules, so that the
Bill might be read for the first time.
On motion Of Hon. Mr.. Aholo, Bill was
read for first time by title ordered to be
printed and TO second reading.
Hon. Mr.. Nakookoo, hat $4,000 be ap-
nropriated towards building q wharf at Ka-
hului, Maui. Laid on table.
His EXcellency the Minister of the In
terror, under suspension of the rules, read
for the first time a Bill authorizing the
raising Of a Loan of $500, 900 forimmigration
purposes. On motion Of Hon. Nj. Gibson,
bill was ordered to be printed and refeir>d
to Committee Oh Printing.
Hon. Mr.. K%aulukOu, read for the first
time a Bill relating to naturalization
amending Sections 42S and 429 of the
Code. -Ith, Bill
On motion of the Hon. Noble
was ordered to be printed. drst time a Bill
Hon. Mr.. Haupu. reafof the District of
relating to the divLtl Districts. Ordered
Hilo into two magio
to second readimith, read for first time a
Hon. ~ to peddlers and peddling licen-
Bill r1ich was also ordered to second read
s..
Hon. Mr.. Kauai gave notice Of intention
to introduce a Bill TO amend Section ], Chap
ter LII of the Penal Code, relating to re-
wards TO informers.
Hon. Mr.. Brown gave notice of intention
to introduce a Bill TO amend Section 2, Chap
ter LII of the Penal Code, relating to the
Sunday law.
Hon. Mr.. Nakookoo gave notice Of inten-
ton to introduce n Bill to amend Section /,
Chapter Xxx of Session Laws of 1876, relat-
ing to practice Of medicine by Hawaiians.
Hon. Mr.. Kamakele, intention to intro
duce a Bill to amend Section $50 of the Civil
Code, relating to poll tax.
Hon. Mr.. Richardson gave notice of In
tention to introduce a Bill to amend Chap
ter XVIII of the Session Laws of 1874,
also Section $50 of the Civil Code.
Hon. Noble Bush gave notice of intention
to introduce a Bill relating to regulating the
use of water from Artesian wells.
Hon. Mr.. Nakookoo a resolution that the
sum OF $1,000 be appropriated toward build
ing a market house at Wailuku, Maui.
Laid on table
Hon. Mr.. Nakaleka, that the Attorney
General be requested to give an opinion in
writing regarding the rights of tenants Of
konohiki lands under Section 3SS of the
Civil Code. Approved.
For the Order of the Day the Bill relating
to the sales of leases of Government lands
Continued on supplement.
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To AUTHORIZE THE HOLDING OF AN ELECTION
FOR REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE DIsTRlcT
OF KAANAPALI, MAUI.
WHEREAS The District composed of
Kahakuloa and Kaanapali, on the Island of
Maui, is by lawea separate District and en-
titled to elect a Representative TO the Legis-
lative Assembly and
WHEREAs:--The said District is not a sep.
arate Judicial OIL Taxation District, and there
fore there were not District Justices, Tax
Collectors or School Superintendents %availa-
bic within the District from among whom
the Minister of the Interior could designate
Inspectors to preside over and conduct the
elections held on the lst day of February,
1882, and il consequence thereofno election
was held in that District therefore be it
Enacted by the King and the Legislative
Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands, in the
Legislature of the Kingdom assembled
SECTION l.--There shall be an election for
Representative held in the District compos-
ed of Kahakuloa and Kaanapali on the Is
land of Maui. at the school-house in said Dis
trict. of which at least ten days previous
public notice shall be given by the Inspectors
of Election.
SECTION 2.--The Minister of the Interior
is hereby authorized and required to appoint
three suitable persons as Inspectors to pre-
side over and conduct the said election.
SECTION 3.--The election provided for by
this Act shall be conducted according to the
law regulating elections, and the election
hereby ordered shall be valid and binding to
all intents and purposes, and the tenure OF
Office of the Representative so elected shall
be the same as if elected at the regular cleo
ton.
SECTION AT all elections for Represen-
~tatives hereafter to be held, the Minister OF
the Interior is hereby authorized and en-
powered to establish a place for receiving
the votes in the said District composed Of
Kaanapali and KahakuIoa, Island of Maui
and to designate three suitable persons as
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n The following is a copy Of the record OF
rainfall for the month Of April. at Sir. J. II.
Woods farm, in Nuuanu Valley, as taken by Mr..
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inspectors to preside over and conduct the
said election
SECTION 5--This act shall take effect i'm
mediately.
Approved this 2nd day of May. A. D.
1882
Signed.
KALAKAUA. (Rex.)
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Sandwich Islands Pc PER DOZ.. OR
Zen in Excaange-5 unused
ROUGHT AT 6 Zoo ~varisties rare foreign IS
IL Rare Foreign Ships so cents. Send at once to
serviAn stamps llnp Importer, P. o. Box SEQ, sydney,
D.A. vINDr
y. S.
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-
Dept Of Interior, Honolulu, 18th Nay, 1852. myls St.
OFFICIAL notice has this day been received at this De-
pArtment, that during the temporary absence of Mr.
THOMAS RAIN WALKER. (acting) British Vice Consul. Mr.
GEORGE HENRY LUCE will discharge the duties Of British
yice-ConsuI. All persons are requested to give full faith
and credit to all his Official acts in that capacity.
W. l. GREEN.
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Dept Of Foreign Affairs, May LIST. 1852. myG st
IT has pleased His Majesty the King TO appoint PAUL
PUHIULA KASoA, JUSIUs KAAE and HERMAN A. TIDEMANS
TO be members Of the House Of Mobiles.
Iolani Palace, April 2sth, 1882 my6 St
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to an Act of the
Legislative Assembly approved May 2nd. 1882, there will
be al election for Representative from the District of
Kahakuloa and KaanspAli, Maui, on the 9th DAY OF
MAY, Iss2. The Inspectors of Election will receive the
votes Of all those entitled to vote at the School House III
the said District.
The following named persons are hereby appointed
Inspectors for Election
D-.KAMAIoPILI.
:. Z RAIUE-
Il. NEWTON.
w. n. ARMSTRONG, Minister OF Interior.
Interior Once, Msyt3rd, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that 1. B. PETERsoS, Esq, is
appointed Assistant Postmaster General and Chief Clerk
of the Postal Department of this Kingdom.
o H NJ. KAPENA.
Approved: Postmaster General.
WM. ". Armstrong, Z
Minister of the Interior.
Gen. P. o., Honolulu, April 10th. 1882. aP274t
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CAPTAIN GRANT Of the the bark Furness Abbey,
now lying of Brewers Wharf, invites inspection Of
his vessel by the general public. The dog is a Bos-
tonian and very polite.
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THIS mail steamer brought the news Of the death
of Charles Darwin, the eminent nj naturalist.
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New Advertisements.
- sim. LIKELIKE

THNUE ELIKE WILL LEAVE HER
Il WHARF at { T. 81. aud No Freight VIII be received
after 3 p VI Due notice l. given Of this rule, and II viii
be carried ont. (myIf WILDE K co
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BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

To AUTHORIZE The HOLDING OF AN ELECTION
FOR REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE DIsTRICT
OF kAANAPALI, MAUI.
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A MASS meeting in support Of Prohibition Of Ii
quor was held in Kawaiahao Church on Thursday
evening, Mr.. ). B. Dole in the Chair. There was a
good attendance, the lower part Of the Church
being nearly full.
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The monthly meeting Of the Guild of ST. Andrew
was held on Thursday night. The attendance was
smaller than usual. and, after the usual religious
exercises and detail business, the meeting adj
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BY the kilauea Hou We learn that the ]. D..
S~preckels arrived at kahului ON 9th inst, Is days
from San Francisco. The Brig Hazard sailed for
:. f. yesterday with a full cargo Of sugar and some
passengers.
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IN the refreshment room of the Loan Exhibition
Is TO be seen a mountain Of wedding cake elaborate
~ decorated. This Is a present TO the Library
Association by the manufacturer. Mr.. F. Horn, and
at the close Of the Exhibition it is to be ratified or
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THE Loan Exhibition was again crowded last
evening. The takings at the door amounted to
S163, and those of the Refreshment Department
were larger than ever. A choice musical entertain
ment was given, in which a large number of lady
and gentlemen amateurs took part. Tonight be-
sides music there is to be a tableau. f.,