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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27
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H0N0LTLT. sEPTEMBEE =. ISL
DurIr. the week Hndef fs5ice there hul been nor
,si,,ift n bu.iuoss circles than Co.. several month
p..t This improvement s. dine 60 the large aud valua
BE oarsoes brought here by ihe suez'rom san Frau
cisco and Tie Oberou, HALE Giengabcf from Europe
and the Martha Davis from Bo-ioa al-o per city oil
New York frcm Australia
The lumber market has also been rlp.nuishei by
large and valuable eafgg per KHLuai from rt-aiaey
The carro Of ihs suez particularly worthy 0l uoif
on account OF being The largest and uc-i faIua1l'
that has been imported iu oae bottom from sai
griucincu The-e varied rarg1e- invg caused consider
able crtra WORK at the Custom Hone where 70 Dr. oi
record that the cnuuui month i- thc busiest hny tfc
had.
The exports have not been CORES rualu .t laf-
scale the fuf The r-t crop oi ugr qulls-l
produce haEnol vet arrived Nut landing ih.i
Surz managed 10 obtain cargo valued % elN'- 'l.
Wa followed by the Cifg o' Sew oas on Monday ae
with a cargo o. similar value.
The arrivals have been the eicueabcr from lNeloo.
Klikita1 froIz purgi sound the CIV OF Sew org irau
Auckland and the Rclil0 from NeWca-t.o. y = ~
The departure were thr Hursn Got sydney NuHz
II W Aluv and ihc City % Sew York i1fHlI I-1e-ep
l'he Gloon ~pori tlg Wave that arrived about two
49, ago from san FraUcl-cu- ustcu-ng % -1His t
midway Island wac cold yesterday at puhiHH AgtiloL
The laurel OF she main portion Oi Maflnt lialNAl
YESTERDAY wa au event worthy ui record n roe COM
fnrrcial auualsof fhfs kingdom
large sale hF auction uf land and stock lI De- Hia
~ Makawa0 Maui on Thur-day Che auI pf1limp
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CArrInN-A,rrnrc,s MAITHAM WITCHES

AUTHORIZATIONS WALlHAM WATCHES
VIZ BEG TO GAIL THE ATTENTION or THE TRADE
AND THE PUBL1C to the well known quality and
elegance of finish OF our gold cases. guaranteed by
us to be of eighteen karat gold, L. 5. Mint assay,
or Of fourteen karat gold, as may be stamped and
also TO mode of selling the same, charging only
for the ACTUAL WIGHT OF the gold used, and not
for the base metal comprised in springs key pipes
filling of crown. DC. 10 illustrate which a tag
accompanies each one of our gold cases, which
plainly indicates not only the gross weight Of the
case, but also the weight of the gold. Our
silver cases are all STERLING quaity-y2j-10O0 fine.
IL EXPLANATION OF THE ABOVE, we desire 10 say
that the old plan of charging for the gross weight
of the case, as If IL were all gold, worked well
enough as long as the manufacturers were conten.
with the amount Of brass and steel actually re-
quired in its construction; but when the business
was degraded into n contest us to who should get
the most base metal into the least quantity Of gold
and, and call II a GOLD case. then the time came
when, in the interest Of dealers in American
watches, 1t became necessary TO adopt a plan Of
selling. showing the buyer exactly how much GOLD
each case contained. In adopting this method,
act III conformity with the earnest wishes of the
leading houses Of the trade; some Of whom have
already undertaken to carry out the same idea IN
their own business.-AsrERICAS WNTcH CosIrASY,
Waltham. Mass. NJ. BlcISuNY, Agent for this
Kingdom also Agent for Gorham Sterling Silver
ware. The Trade supplied ON the most liberal
terms. 81 3m
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PASSENGERS.

From Kahului per Kilauca Hou Sept 43-nis Ia 4
Preston, W u Cumming, Nh kuescE, Homer w
sproull, NJ d Mousurrut, Jas Bunker W u Hutchinson
n J Mclean. h GrrYcmticr, MI Brown. Mr. A. Pratt
Mrs Clnfk and daughter. Mr. McCaudicss
From Windward Ports, per LkcIike, Sept sl-J ID
Black. { b Makcc. q p laukea vs. II Daniels J. SpeH
Ger, J p Coleman, Rev u Whallcy q b EWurt Mrs u
Kalsma and wife. vs. Davidson. wife and children.
& l. Hopkins. wife and Chlifrcu. vs. b Ecauu- Capt %
Taylor, J Richardson u trUWuuEbuIr VIE and $50
children, Capt Harrison.
From Sydney and Auckland. per cts of Sew YORK,
Sept &c Fold. n W KohlcF, J rs Eullyr AZ igIgr.
Arthur Cosrruyc Frank Stewart.
For Kauai, per T. b Bishop Sept 35-W Is Taylor,
Mr. r Costa and children, j W Bash. Judeg kaulI a
A Montana. Z Z Conalt, a irumr % Irvine. HI.s ls
Kennedy y y baldwin, Mr. Rice Misses Glade b 81
Machc, wife and child, Miss Riison, Capt AhIboru
For windward poris per 1ualaui Sept .5-W Jnu-
hart. Z W Douglas, u e Hughes, b West % DlviH-J
Mcincck wife child and servant ME- tloick Nr Me-
kenziU Mr. Wentworth, @ n Robertson, Nr Burns, h
W Hutchinson, N OC0nucI
For Mani and Moogai per Lehug. Sept Esp Dalton,
Lieu Chas Hutchklss, 10. j n. vs. sheldon aud wife
Mr. kaluaphaolc Mis- J. kuoursapu. ID amyihg VI
SprUull.
For san Francisco. per City OF Sew York. Sept 60
Hon N KHpcua, Col e ~ MaciarauC. Go. Claus
spreckels, wife and family, Miss Dora Robinson, O.
strain and wfl. Mics Draper Strain D u Dlyi-. a. ]
Theohald, y Moore, = Buxton, L.iIr-, Ion O.
kaulukou. W Foster and wife ! Robinson, Ar Bar
nard, Mr. II CumwcN, Mr. LcCuuut Mrs Mcleod hr
Boeton, Mr. Barheld, Nh Hancuheck, Miss luuI, Juu
Wright. Mrs LirhtuCr. flr uuu-muI, M ID tombstone
Mrs McCully, Spencer D. Istnbcr., uife and family.
Carl Widemann a Forbes, d Jones and wife, lEIu-
e. Mr. Nchline, llDger, Babylon and wife Ut
Peterson, Miss Peterson Mr. Chamberlain. Mr Elliott
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,A1lered CrueItv ON aavaii.
Hno, Sept. p, 1sse.

HILo Sept. q, 1852.
EDrroRGAzETTE :-Iiains here are plentiful, the
crops growing, and 50 are the weeds. Business
stagnant- not vessel IN port except the Lftclife
which was late IN arriving. The lumber trade ap-
pears brisk as the " II. Reed has Just left for Kan
with lot, and every trip she makes on the coast
she is well loaded. All other business is dull.
II Is great pity that we have not some John
Howard 10 look after the way prisoners are treated
in HAWAII. or some disciple Of de BeTgh 10 report
On cruelty TO animals The public Of Hlo was
shocked on the 18th and 10Th Of this month at the
spectacle OF the prisoners in the jail Of Hilo being
compelled to act as beasts Of burden. They were
forced to carry heavy, green, y. w. Lumber, over
two inches thick, one foot wide, and 16 to is feet
long, on their shoulders, from the Hilo wharf 70
the prison, near half mile. Each piece was borne
on the shoulders Of two prisoners that long dis
tance. They complained Of their shoulders being
bruised. torn and lacerated. Most o. these rien
were prisoners for petty offences, and sh00d at
least be treated with Humanity.
Drays can Be hired here che4p. and hall days
drayaEe would have hanied All the lum5er 70 the
prison. and saved two OF three days iabor b. The
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27
wedding Celebrations on the Taps

Wedding celebrations are on the tapis. We
have received an invitation to attend the celeba-
ton Of the 5oth anniversary, the jubilee year, Of
fie married life Of Rev and Mrs. Lowell Smith.
We feel quite sure that this celebration will be
ersai suecess: during their long labors in this
rs,untrv, 10th che Doctor and his wife have Won
MANY hearts 10 thems their life has been simple,
tI,,;r ,-eaith hss not been large but they have
dome an enormous amount Of good, and they have
I1ne il anostentatiously. All honor 10 them then,
r-,d N advance we wish them every happiness
during the remainder Of thelr years among u.s. We
f----1 fhaf flaf l,sulhinfer may be a large one.
Nr. D. d. Baldwin also celebrates wedding a
. silver one on Saturihy week, AND We Feel sure
fhaf an who have come in contact with him, and
rhr ~ rnnrv will wish hin life 20 celebrate his
,ssid,n WEDDING. and all We wish IS may We Be
fhere to see.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

Another fatal horse accident occurred yesterday,
bringing sorrow, not only to the family and per
sonal friends of the unfortunate gentleman who
was killed, but also casting a gloom over all who
were merely acquaintance. The facts Of the case,
as far as We have been able 10 learn are as fol-
lows Nh Charles Dillingham; had started for his
place of business about o'clock Yesterday morn
ing shortly after leaving his house he encountered
two bullock carts At these his horse SHE'D, and his
girth giving way, Mr.. Dillingham; was thrown from
the saddle alighting on his head. When the driv-
OF the bullock carts reached him, he was insen
sibe, with blood OuNng from his mouth and ears.
Mr. II. L. Dillingham; groom, who was Harvesting
his carriage, saw the horse come III with his saddle
turned, he at once gave AN alarm and Doctor was
telephoned FOR, and was on the spot in a short
time Medical skill was however of no avail, and
the unfortunate gentleman remained unconscious
til the moment of his death, which occurred
about p. n. Doctors Trousseau and Martin pro
uounoed the cause Of death TO be fracture of the
skull.
1Ir Charles Dillingham; had been a resident Of
Detroit. Michigan. before he came to this city III
1876 He had Just been married before his arrival.
On his arrival he entered his brothers store and
three years ago went into the employ Of Messrs.
Castle j. Cooke. These gentlemen speak very
highly of his business ability and lie was one of
their most trusted employees; he seemed to have
bright future before him. His fellow-cerks were
all much attached TO him, and no one with whom
he was associated could avoid being drawn towards
him.
The deceased gentleman was prominent menu
Der Of the Y. NJ. c. A.. and belonged 70 the !. o.
o. L.
circle of warm friends aud the community az
large will Join in the heartiost sympathy to the
boruayed wife and two orphan children. Death at
all times Is terrible but lie seems most 50 when his
shafts strike the young, the hopeful and the up
right All this Nh. Dillingham; was-in him the
city has lost one of its most promising most up
rluht AND most christian citizens. ihp funeral
exercises will take place from the Bethel at
~ InrL Lllt. .LlL.r un-rI
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NOTICE.


TUE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
Il gives notice that be did execute iuirnluIc
~ muriur dated the 18th day q A7rch. 81 bnwecn
himself and +. X Bingham. AM other qartT.
Whocsct purchases The said properly VIII have IL bear
The consequence 81 10 has been lie ralT cucltcl-
Lshaina' sept ls. iss2- iazsp NosEs PtiIiA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

Some weeks since the Eiele boosted that its cir
culation had rapidly advanced to over 1000 and il
has since Wanted that the number of its issue was
yet increasing II persistenty asserts that 81 has
been proven to be the friend and firm staff of Ha-
waii, and is read by the whole people, ETC., etc
Perhaps this is true, perhaps not; let US see.
We have been definitely informed on the author
ity OF person in whom we have confidence, that
in little trip he made about of the islands he
saw large packages of the Elele which had been
sent to the district which he was. Out Of these
bundles were taken seven or eight newspapers for
distri5 7tlOn the remainder lay unused, and were
iinall, returned TO the Office here in Hodolulu.
Besides this we ourselves have seen great pile of
different dates of this newspaper lying unused in
secure place in its Office. In addition to this
we have seen bundles Of papers which had appar-
emily been sent 20 out districts and then returned
But still further, indignant expressoushaye burst
from the mouths of some Of its own agents that
they would no longer distribute the Eieis PoaLof,
because IT was misleading the people
If such is the course Of the Ele'c its Utterances
are merely loud sounding boasts to get fame but
instead it will become iufamoos. The Bible says
" He that gxalteth himself shall be abased.n Also,
" Let another man praise thee and not thine own
mouth. a stranger and not thine own lips mot
thine own penn. We Therefore declare these asser-
tions Of the Elsis are false. Elele black
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

Bought aud Sold on Commission g We have *
iensiTe and accuatc information prraring 70 ever
Stock CoruoratioE IN the Kingdom and possess pecul
lar facilities Tor securing information respecting sact
siceks a. may he placed on the market
nffff " % SMITH 4 co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27
NOTICE

- 4 VERY ZINE EXTRA LARGE DOG
~ 20 months old weighs 100 pounds New
fouudland aud St. Bernard breed. will make an Al
watch dog Inquire Of THOMAS GRAHAM
9sJ p No u Merchant ST.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27
D. II. HITCHCoCK.
AttOrn,y atLaw and Notary Public


Has opened Oiice IN Hlln, whore be viii promptly
attend 10 all business entrusted 10 him.
VIII attend al the Terms 81 The Cirruif Court and
sill also attend the Local Circuit Courts in kau.
90 sr-RNEYING nnNE pHOMPTIY IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27
NOTICE.

Iron AND AFTER THIS DATE.
IL no debt u to Be CONTACTED n my nanc without ~
i;;.s' s. Hssiii sept. s,h.isn = @@
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WILLIAM 0. SMITH & COMPANY

So. IS Merchant 81. HI Established IN fsss.
Sugar Plantation. Rsilrosd Telsphons and other
Corporation Stocks Binds and Similar
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PORT or HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Arrived
Sent .s-Br bk JIcugabert Richards. from L.FUlpoH.
Am bktnc klii.iiat Cuiicr. from Puget rgbul
Gs-PNSs CITY of NfN i0fk. Cobb. fm Auckland
a-Nlc bk Htmii8 from Newcastle, a W
Sailed.
sent zs-Bf - uausa saundcr-, .o sydney
Urs suez Dodd Tor san ITauriarH
si-5uf DDS Adoiuh. HCheppitmlu- Toy Son r1tfI
as-rMss Civ of Sew ufk. Cobb. Coz San 2 fal
AM hktnC n " AlmV Freeman, i'E San Fran
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nURING MY ABSENCE FROM
~ the Kingdom. my Harness shop will be carried
on by Mr.. John johnson. and M " A. Mckay win
attend 70 the delivery Of Ice from the Aric-ian lee
Works and the collection Of bile
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27
The London and Provincial
FL r. Il
INSURANCE COMPANY !
CGinaitocI,
SUBSCRIBED CAPITALSj,O 900 900
E1,OOO.OOOl
FOR SALE

10 The above Company have now established an
Agency here, and are prepared 70 take tsk= Prop
crty % every deception within these Islands.
~ i. r.. WATERHOsE in Agent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

MEsSRS. BISHOP & Co, OF Ho-
VI nolulu daily appolniedmy attorneys In fact 10
aet far nc throughout the Hawaiian Kingdom during
hasoIais. Ami 1sth fsss COL nn 5. MAaN1N
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Nrw .7drrrGsrnirnfs.
EMPIRE HOUSE

j. OLDS, Proprietor.
CORNER NUUANUAHD HOTEL STREETS.
CHOICE ALEs. WINES AND LIQUORS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

az M I,5lJ- To.fy rs 70 s-,oogIos 5,a5 an tIo 90,
casiOn Of the complimentary supper given to Cen
cral Comfy at the Hawaiian Hotel. We had not
then seen the false and groundless abuse, by the
Ele Of other speakers at this meeting, of whom the
son-in-law Of Mr. Hall. (Nlr p. C. jones' was the
principal target The thickness and worthlessness
Of the Eielc is plainly manifest from the fact that
IL goes 90 great lengths in rcyiling the uterances
made at that meeting, and yet translation of
those speeches into Hawaiian IS not published by
it, that all may see for themselves. If they had
first been translated and published, then the pub
lie could have judged Of them for themselves No,
hut the EisIe Office was the chamber where judy
meut was passed upon them.
But now the Elelciknows full we'll, that the for
cigners, and tie native Hawaiians, had no voice.
no representation in the Legislature Of 1SS3. The
most OF tho representatives were bought up. and
secured to another, and those who elected them
we're left ia the lurch.
80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

The Pas lima tenders its thanks and compli-
menls TO its coufreres the Saturday Pres and the
Hautiiyl Ga-tHc for the extensive TRANSACTIONS
from our pages they have Published in their valua-
bic columns, thus enabling foreigners IN Hawaii
and even in America and Europe to become large
Is acquainted with the real thoughts Of the Ha-
waiians concerning the political situation Of their
own government. BY this course these two news
papers have aided rs to advance to a higher plain
Of influence as leaders Of our people. We thank
them also for seconding our efforts for the right
and the truth IN the position now taken by the
Pgf 4iNn as steward of the welfare and progress
Of the people Of their own color.
The Pae .ihG also offers the right hand Of
Friendship 10 the hHolor, our first field Of labor
for expressing its approval Of the course now
pursued by the Pae -iiia.
1t is true. honesty and harmony Of purpose,
have been the means Of my brothers Of the pen,
cernentiug friendship between Us. We beg OF
you TO exercise great patience that We may work
together in harmony for the overthrow of those
who are couuptly misleading our land.
OLowALU, Sept lG, 1882.
b. W. kAwArSUI Dsar Sir. Many thanks for
your letter. cordially endorse the efforts of you
two for the welfare Of the nation. hear intelligent
men of all kinds speak in praise Of your course.
in transferring the land TO that stranger. The
Ministry Joined themselves 70 the faithless Repre-
sentatives. We would heartily approve if this
Cabinet, which has betrayed the King and the
people, were speedily punished. II His Majesty,
the hirg, approved, It would be well If they were
all removed.
No man hesitates to approve of your efforts on
your paper and thoss who are standing with you.
Be strong. unto victory, that the heavens may
B. KAAoAo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

Estimates, Plaus and Specifications drawn up for Ma
chineFy, Bridges. Buildings. Fiumes. Piping Water
Courses etc. VIII undertake 70 sHpcrntend eonstruc-
ton ard erection
sb oFFICE-3s lferehant strecf-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

Rev. Titus Coan had paraIytic shock, ON Sat
urlay morning last 10th Many timeS during that
day and the following, he was supposed 10 be
/ dying. To-day Sept 2lst, he is more comfortable
than on any day since the attack. The paraly sis
affects the right side, the right and leg lying
helpless His speech too is much affected 50 that
at times it is impossible to understand lin. There
| /. hnl .Iirht hona of lis recUycrv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

Mr. Berger the bandmasier, sailed for San Fran
cisco on Friday last in the 5. 5. Sae-. He goes
for one months recreation, which he has well
earned. His pupils. the band boys went down to
the wharf IN a body, without any instruments
but each one earned lei n his hand, in addition
10 wearing one round the neck. About half an
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

The outer section Of the marine railway was sue
eessfully launched yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
Everything was in readiness for some time before
high water. and when the tide served, the shores
were removed and this huge mass Of timber moved
gracefully down the ways without hitch. The
successful floating Of this immense mechanical
structure Is good criterion BY which to form an
opinion what engineering skill can accomplish
with apparent case We wish Mr. Wilder all the
success he deserves IN this stupenduous under
taking.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27
MEETING NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
i WAILUsSU SUGAR COMPANY viii be held
at the Office Of G. Brewer Co. OF TUESDAY, OCT
iOth. ut 10 O'Clock A. N.
g1i2t MM. " HALL. Scg-v.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

The Volcano Of Kilauea is at the present time
very active. more So than for years. On the even
ING Of the 10Th inst. it burst out most grandly.
flow from the lakes pouring over the floor Of the
crater about 10 - feet in depth, and about 1000
feet wide running towards the cliff on which Is
situated the Volcano house. The light was tho
grandest that has been witnessed for AZ least
twenty-five years. At last accounts, the lava con
tiuued TO flow as wonderfully as ever.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

In the office of one Of our merchants saw dis
PLAYED a large stone, weighing l. lbs. On enquir-
ING whether it was kept on hand for the purpose of
clearing out Objectionable characters, OF whether
1t was there for defence. we found that il there
for none OF these things. II was kept on hand as
q specimen Of the material which the far-seeins
farmer Of California packs with his hay. The man
who put that stone in vas kindly hearted, had he
olas put in a few small stones they would, in all
probability have got into the hay-cutter, and in
iured the machine. Good man. put in % 10.
stone next time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

The British ship Glsfggber, Captain Richards,
arrived from Liverpool on Friday last, lie days
passage. She displayed a rcd flag from the fore On
her arrival indicating that part Of her cargo con
sisted Of gunpowder.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27
Calendar for the October Term. AID. 1885,

HAwAnAs IuET-cHnnsAI CASTS.
His II. Edward Preston Attorney General for
the Crown
Rex vs.. G. b. Kalaukane. Adultery.
Rex vs.. Nainoaelua; Selling spirit1ous liquors
without license.
Rex vs. kanaio: Burglary.
Rex vs.. Maxi and Kamaka: Stealing COW.
J. Russell for defendants
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

Whose business is If to attend to the trees which
are planted along the streets We presume that
they come under the Department of the Interior.
We would call the attention Of the Minister 70 the
necessity Of having them properly trimmed. En-
ma street. for instance might be made TO look
very handsome avenue, were the lower branches of
the monkey pods pruncd. Care should be taken IN
trimming. the trees should not be brutally hacked
and mutilated as was once the case in Thomas
Square. If the monkey pod is carefully treated IT
forms an excellent shade-tree. and yet allows Of
sufficient ventilation to dry the soil easily after
shower.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

Priucevlla Plantation has finished planting on
the upland, and has begun on the valley land.
This plantation, under the excellent management
of Mr. Koelling is rapidly coming TO the front as
a valuable one.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

The Bark "Chisaylayq' from New Castle N 5
W. is in the harbor at Waioli, disChargiug load
Of $50 tons coal for this tPnnceyilleJ Plantation
the mines, the purchasers save $50 per ton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

Kiguea Plantation received quite an addition
to its population on the 18th consisting Of p men,
! p women and T. children. They were not long IN
| finding the Lime and Guava groves and RECALLED
] themselves on these TO them iHUDies, with an
! eagerness such as only an immigrant, confined to
long sea voyage and a diet Of salt meat and hard
| bread, can manifest. The men nearly all
/ healtlya and vigorous, but many of the women and
children are considerably run down, from their
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

it may seem strange but il is nevertheless true,
that prior to the HaHsg leaving London, Hawai-
ian flag was ordered for that vessel at one Of the
leading flag makers They had no pattern and
expressed their Ignorance of the design Of the flag.
They eventually succeed in putting some stripes Of
bunting together with the English Jack in the cor
ncr but It was certainly not correct copy of the
Hawaiian national ensign. Il was hoisted at the
fore on the arrival Of that vessel, and afterwards
sold bv public auction.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

prisoners, and The public from being witness Of an
/ ienominious and inhuman act
Such conduct as this on the part Of orr officials
popular With cur people. They loudly applaud the
/ independent stand OF the GAzErTE and its out
| spoken defence Of the peoples rights.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

Messrs Grant, Brigstock q Co, received over 10
Portugeso on the 10th about one half of which are
children. For want Of room they are temporarily
quarterCd in the school house and the school is
held In thp Church
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

Two children residing with their parents on
Mauuakca street. amused themselves on Sunday
night 10y striking matches and setting FIRE TO the
mosquito curtain around their bed. They sue
CeedCd in scOrching themselves badly about the
TO DE learnt from this little episode is that
matches should, if possible. be placed beyond the
reach of infants
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

KAUAI.
Weather warm and showery. While writing
2Ist Sept. il is raining hard.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

Cane planting is going ON at a lively rate now
the refreshing night showers being very favorable
IN lr1 yr.1rlr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-27

The corner stone of the Y. N. C. As new build
ing on Hotel street will be laid tomorrow after