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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-01
ExcursiOn 10 PhjIadeIphIa,

On Tuesday, July 4th, the swift and
commodious steamer s. M, FELTON, will
leave Fourth street wharf on July 4tE
at a. M, and 2 p. M, and returning
leave Philadelphia at $50, a. M, and
4.3O p. IN. Fare to Philadelphia II
cents, excursion tickets, 25,cents.
Railroad tickets will not be sold on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-01

For pleasure and sight. seeing go on
Gouley's excursion on July goth. He
has made arrangements with the Rail
road and Iron boat Company to remain
on the Island until 10 z. M, SO as to
allow his excursionists all the time
possible to enjoy the brilliant scenes of
the Island at night. He don't leave
his excursionists at the Iron pier to
nav the 20 cents to Manhattan and
\ ok to pier. These tickets are good to
n A4nhattan and back to Wilmington in
first-class cars,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-01
Bargains at vain wrIShts.

Gloves 5 cents pair, hose cents pair,
Jap. fans 2 cents each, Satin lined
parasols Sl.75, victoria lawns 8, 10, 121!
10, 20 and 25 cents, and many other lots
of goods to close out under their val ue
at Wainwright's, 3l2 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-01
Pre,ureH On the Fourth.

4. Webb having arranged the sky
light for taking pictures at any time
during the day, will be open on the
4th, prepared to take all kinds Of pic
lures, at E07 ShipleY. street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-01
A Big Sob.

James F. Wood s. Co. have the con.
tract for roofing and spouting thirty
main and back buildings, now being
erected by Messrs. Downing & Price,
on the square at Fourth and Adams
streets
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-01

Clear or cloudy-all the same at the
great blue glass skylight gallery
Beecher, 315 Market street-cOme early
a perfect rush assured on Independence
day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-01
75 Cents 20 Cane NAV.

The fare on the Republic on Friday
July 14th, 1882, will be IS cents, tickets
at Thomas & Co.'S book store, 421 Mar.
ket street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-01
RAR0 Rail.

The Enterprise and Unknown Base
Ball Clubs will play match game of
ball on Monday afternoon, at the Rod
ney street ground.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-01

Quick work, fine finish, moderate
prices. Try Beerwald's process of in
stantaneous sittingS on the 4th of July.
1O7 Market st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-01
state OF the Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade
this morning:
l o'clock 10 o'clock IL 2o'clocE
300 85 SO
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-01
Fourth July.

Come early for your photographs, 60
Beecher's gallery, 316 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-01
IN ReaRchcr (Dr. SImms').

Hot weather has come, with it comes
cramps, pains, headaches, sick stomach,
neuralgia, diarrhea, &C.; nothing can
compare with the Pain Searcher for
quickest relief. Have a bottle ready
always; valuable to have on hand. 50c.
Sold by leading dealers. Main depot, 4th
and King streets. Philadelphia depot,
6O2 Arch street, Johnston, Holloway &
Co
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-27
Our Hilo Letter.

HILo, December 2lst 1882.
We have showers and genial sunshine. 1t is reg
ular May weather in such climate as old England.
All vegetation seems to grow as rapidly in Decem-
be: as in June. The mills all grinding, and the
prospect of sugar crop is good.
The Board of Tax Appeals has ceased its labors.
Over 100 cases were heard and all appeals were
sustained. The rottenness in Denmark has been
exposed, and the people sustain the right. 1t has
lifted the veil from the false prophet of Khorossan
and exposed his hideousness to the public gaze.
We hope for the dawning of better day, at least
after the-well, will say the fasco of Feb. 18th
Five vessels are now in port-ihe LReliEe, ". II.
Reed, Mana, Ida SelnGRsl and a vessel from Puget
Sound. Our limited room and shabby wharf has
been the theatre OF business and excitement for a
few days past there is the miserable appropriation
OF 5000 for the Hilo wharf, out of upwards OF
S3,UOO,OOO. We hear of nothing-not movement
made to better the condition of the wharf. Our
port might well belong to Samoa or the Fiji Isl
ands, for all the good the government does for it.
An appropriation OF 5000 was made by the Legis.
lature of 1850 for the construction of a market
house at Hilo Not one dollar of that appropriation
has ever been expended for the object indicated
but understand the former administration put II
in the Palace. Where will the 5000 90! / have
heard nothing said about the crown jewels at the
coronation. Who will rise to explains
NaEahi gave grand Loan on Tuesday, Dec. 10Th
which, am told equalled the wedding of Balla-
parque, as far as the abundance of viands were
concerned; but as was not present, presume il
went well with all those engaged in it. and eyer
person came away happy.
There IS but little business il the Police Court
except few cases Of assault and battery and de
serting bound service. Not drunk SINCE the Isl
Of October. The new liquor law works we'll.
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The obsequies attendant upon the interment of
the late William Austin took place at the residence
of the deceased on the afternoon Of the 9th inst
and was attended by delegates from the Knights
of Pythias, Fire Department, Cavalry Guard, and
a platoon of His Majesty's Household Troops.
A large eoncourse of people, friends and acquain-
tenances of the deceased, embracing members of
the Royal Family as we'll as those in humber po-
stions in life also present to witness the last
sad rites of the funeral. Rev. Mr. Parker conduct
ed the services. and in his remarks regarding the
character of the dead man, spoke Of him in highly
eulogistic terms. After the last prayer had been
said. the coffin, borne by delegates o. associations
present, was taken from the house and deposited
near the vault where laid the remaius of his father
Here the ritual of the Knights of Pythias was gone
through with, and at the close the body was depos
tied in the vault. The Household Troops then
fired three volleys over the grave, and the large
assemblage departed leaving the dead with the
dead and in its last long sleep.
The deceased was highly respected by all who
knew him, and his sudden taking of will be loss
not easily replaced in the circle he was wont 70
make glad BY his presence. He leaves wife and
large circle of friends to mourn his sudden de
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PASSENGERS.

From san francisco. per COnsuelu, Dec - a q
smith and wife, white, Jno Wilcox, Gonzales,
y Lopez, Lopez.
For windward Poris. per IdkeIikc. Dec Ig-I Il Il
Eiikolani Govcrucss Keknulke, Gov ] DOmiuis,
Mr. Kapena. Mr. Bush, Miss Sheldon, Mn Clark, MI
" H1rncr and wife, Misses Hitchcock, Dr Tsdale. W
e Austin P W Glade, Miss Baldwin, Miss Turton, Miss
Rsnton, Miss Homer Mics Kinds, Mr. aud Mr. Henry
Cornweil, Y Homer Mr. and Mr. d Y Vida, W II
Holmes, L Yoniemp-ky, Mr. Kynnersly, Mics wetmore,
Capt Haley, A g BurkhArdt II Deacon, Giillan, G
CAnpton Brown, A Heen. Dunn, Mrs Mahoe,
W Wilcox, W johnson.
From Kauai, per James Makec, Dec so-Capt Hat
field. Mr. COlgan.
For Kauai per James Makee Dec es-E " HoIs-
worth, II Center, Miss Lamb.
For san Francisco per suez. Dec .s2d-w Jones,
Capt Bruce. Capt Iurtis. W Smith. II Meter, Ehr-
Itch, Atkinson, L Ford, N Lowell, Cunlinc: Tan
nlhil, McKiunon J Williams, J Guibat,J Low,
L ktlinhammer, Mr. Murphy Watson
Prom Puget Sound per KlilSitat, Dec ss-Mss Brown.
Prom Rahuui, per KilaueA IIou, Dec s5d-P \ Make
Nj Muller, Miss sheeiey Mr. Farnsworih, Mr. jackson
Prom windward Ports, per Likeike, Dec sith-H Il
Wilson. Miss Sheldon, J Tucker, W Marshall. W
guihburt, Capt Haylcy. II Smyth, T DOwney. Geo
Alexander, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Kapcnn, Capt Taylos
d Everson-
From sau Francisco, per Caibaricu, Dec a5d-DrTT
>otlcy, Geo Go0dacre and wife.
From San Francisco. per Lady Lampson, Dee slth-
Rev Mr. Edwards W II 1cnninEs and wife, Dir Nazrr
NT HcbbaId.
Prom san Francisco per City Of sydney, Dec 18th
Hon II \ Carter, Mics Carter. c Jones W Irwin,
johnson, Percy W Foster and wife, Cha'
Mirhcls d L Porter. Hon e Wilder, u Block, Al
Robinson, Miss McInerny, Miss Mches, A d Bel and
wife u wolooit Mise A Moyle, Miss kellogg c Scar
borough. Father Buchard. II Warehouse. Miss Mad
duN Thalbcrg J 4 McNear and wife, j Hay. o Sue
bel, sud = In -teeTa.e.
For the Colonies per City Of sydney, Dec s6-w Lid
gate Hawaiian.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-27

Inc Ancien. Order of Foresters gave their Erst
anniversary ball At the New Music Hall The
evening of the 10Th inst. The attendance was not
as large as was hoped fur, the weather tending in
a great degree to keep away many who had pur-
chased tickets. Those who were there thoroughly
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com ERcIAL.


HUN ~ DEt nm - 49,
mBu.iusss during the week has expected, been
nrriur retail and wholesale dealers alike .eceiv-
Ing plenty patronage from the residents Of the cry
nd the large influx Of visitors from the other sland
here to buy the presents intended Tor the season aided
By their contributions cause merchants generally 70
declare that business rGs good
Commercially there has been some slight NOV oi
activity; h- arrivals ffom'the Coast OF the harque
C,ibnrj.u and Lady LAmpson.. and 2 NJ City Of
sydney the latter with mail date TO the 18Th inst and
The departure Of the suez for the Coast, al tend
Ing % brighten up trade in commercial circles.
The imports for the week consist OF the e4igoes oi
-en,r,l merchandise brought BY the Lady Lampson'
casrien and City Of sydney from the Coast lum Der
Der Kiikitat from Port Townsend aud coal per Loo
Lee from Newcastle, W. The Br stmr Madras has
arrived In hsrbor en- route TO Hon-kons.
The only exports for the week WIS the cargo taken
by n, the Coast amounting in domestic Valua-
ffou 70 $1,000
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We welcome to our shores brother Editor, A.
Bell, ESD of the San FJd,ieisco Merchant. Mr.
Bell has done noble work for us in the columns of
his paper: when other journals refused TO grant
any assistance or even TO publish communications
refuting the Chronicle libels Mr.. Bell stepped for
ward and both by editorial work and other means
maufully defended us. He has also consistently
supported the continuance of the Reciprocity
Treaty. Mr.. Bell comes here for rest: we may be
that he will meet with cordial reception
from many who. though till now, personally unac-
quainted with him, have known him long by his
writings The SaH FTaReisoo Nerehcsf is by far
the best commercial paper published this side of
the Rocky Mountains and completes ably with its
older established hrethren in the East
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sch,ol Examination ct Kona.

Dn rhuriay last, Deeember 2lsi, the children
attending tie Rev. 5, II. and Mrs. Davis school in
Kona, Hswiii, assembled for their yearly eEamin-
alton. and must have been very pleasing 10 the
parents TO witness the happy, healthy look of the
pupils thar orderly department, and the thor
uaghness With which they had been instructed.
kecitatiois were given by eighteen Of the children
commencing with the Elephants Indicus and AZ
nc3nns, followed by shorter pieces from the Firs;
and Second Readers and with but solitary ex-
cepiion MT an error was made by the little ones.
AiterSaras the Classes, of which there were four,
were examined IN Reading, Spelling Diciation and
Arithmetic, with occasional songs and accompani.
n:enis On the piano by Miss Mary Kalomika, the
NJ school for girls has been under the manage
ment of ir. and Mrs Davis for several wears, and
eaf PRAISE IS due for their careful SUPERVISION OF
fhe clh ien the attention to their health and The
ihoFoughress with which they are taught A.
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A Card

HoScLuLu. II. l.. DcS. sesh, ls7s.
r. W. LAME. Eco, Honolulu, General Agent Of The
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company Of California;
DEAR sm: desire to acknowledge through you to
the company you represent the receipt Of sse6oo be-
ing the amount Of policy issued by them upon the life
OF my husband, the late Charles T. Dillingham; Feb
ist, 1881. In connection be- to commend the Gem
pany for their liberaiy, and to tender my sincere
thanks for their promptness in paying the claim I'M
mediaicly after fling proofs Of death.
tsigned.l SARAH l.. DILLINGHAM;.
SAN fRAScI.oo, November 18th, 1852.
The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. Of California
San Francisco:
GEsrLExzS; We acknowledge receipt Of your check
for ssos.o in payment of the amount OF Policy No.
II, SIS upon the life OF Chas 7. Dillingham; Of Homo
lulu who was insured by your Company February ist
ISL and whose death occurred September ssth isss
Tive premiums in amount ssl.5 had bcen paid and
payment of claim followed Immediately after alins
proofs Of death. Very respectfully,
lsisnedl WEIGH CO.
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Carp Raising a Success ON Hawaii.

KuKumAxr-E, HAaEAKu1, Dec. end lSS2.
EpIIoE GAzETIr.-Some eighteen months ago.
DR.. Irousseau imported lot of carps. which
were placed in Of the reservoirs of the Pacific
Sugar Mil Company. To-day some of the carps
were taken out ynesuring u TO Is inches in length
and weighing IRON 81 to Lbs each. These were
Aunbers Of Young fish have been observed al
VARIOUS TINES swimming on the surface of the
reseryoirl from one TO inches in length. II is
"opel That tile success Of DR.. Trousseau's enter
'e following up by others in the same
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Christina. Service. at Fort Street Church,

The Christmas services at Fort Street Church on
Sunday were most interesting, the choral services
at both the morning and evening meetings being
the most effective ever rendered on like occasion
in this city. The church was beautifully decor
sted- The morning exercises were devoted TO the
instruction Of the Sunday school children who
vere arranged In a body IN front Of tbs pulpit.
The Christmas carols were sung in a hearty man
ner, the singing being led by Professor Yarndley
and the choir. Pastor Cruzan then gave brief
sermon from Luke PA, illustrating the same with
the aid Of blackboard. In the evening the
church was thronged. The musical services were
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-27

Christmas services were held in native and Eng
lsh at St. Andrews pro-Cathedral. The church
had keen very taStefuly decorated with sa;7e ferns
and flowers. which in this country take the place
Christmas hymns were sung The ~ DsHla was
sung to music composed by Mr.. wray Taylor
The Rev. 4. Macintosh preached His Majesty,
accompanied by the Deputy Chamberlain and His
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unezceptionally excellent and reflected great credit
on Professor Yarndley and the musical ability Of
the CHOIR. The organ voluntary Pastorale," By
Mr.. n. h Jones and the response, Al waited for
the Lord, y by the choir are deserving Of special
mention as well as the novel rendition Of an
"Ofertorie,n by Messrs. Yarndiey and Jones who
played duet on violin and organ. An original
number, "Jubilate,n by Mr.. wray Taylor for the
organ was very well rendered. The sermon Of
Pastor Cruzan at the evening service appears in
another column
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-27
MEMORANDA.

Report Of P " City Of Sydney, Dearborn, Com -
Lrft san Fr1nei.oo pilot Dec 18th, as m; received
stecra-, passengers for Honolulu; q cabin and 8
stecra-c passengers Tor Australian iD tone freight and
y haS- mail for Honolnlu. First 81 hours, strong
piuds from " and and heavy soa; since W
wind the cntir, passage, with heavy swell from W.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-27

Prom san Francisco per CAibaTien. Dee s3-Fuil
cargo general mdsc. Castle Cooke, Agents.
From San Francisco, per Lady Lampson, Dee "a
fan cargo asstd mdse; Brewer Co, Agents
fun cargo general mdse; Hackfed a Co, Agents.
From Newcastle. per Loeb Lee. Dec sJ--Carso coal.
From Port Townsend, per Kkitat, Dee 2l-Carsc OF
lumber.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-27

The skimmings from the mills at Spreckelsville
will in future be run into the good thing for
the sanitary condition of the place, but il is likely
to have n bad effect the fishing. Fish used to
swarm at Maliko but soon the skimmings
from Haiku were carried to the sea, the fish left.
However health is more important than fish and
the fish Will ind some more convenient habitat.
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A CARD.

To the friends who kindly subscribed the money
for my assistance and particularly Mr. Peter Dalton
who collected the same, desire to return my most
earnest thanks for their kindness to ae
ted brother mechanic.
Ksiavao. NoIokai, Dec isth. Use. GEo. HoHsS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-27

Last Tuesday week, E. Batcheler, for many
years baker in Waikiki was seriously injured. He
was trying to jump on to the train as it was
passing the rear of his residence in Kahuu He
slipped and fell, his foot being crushed by the
cars BY last accounts he was doing well.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-27
NOTICE I!

A LII PARTIES HAVING CATTLE
% running upon the lands owned or leased by the
kohala RANCH are hereby warned against herding or
driving stock except the Monday Of each week aud
any one found trespassing driving stock upon the
said lands At any time but the day above named unless
authorized TO do so by me in writing will be prose.
ly enforced.
JAMES WOODS
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NOTICE.
Punahou Preparatory School.

fuuaHUu FrtpdratUry ocnUUI
rIYIE TRUSTEES OF OAHU COL
l. LEGE have purchased the Armstrong Premises, "a
Beretania Street. the head OF Richards Street The
house Is being fitted and furnished and next Sep
TENDER the Preparatory Department will be removed
from Punahou this more convenient location. But
the Trustees believe that there enough scholars
form at class Of those who would enter Pre-
paratory Department next year. Miss LULA L. MOORE
recently from the Public Schools Of Napa County. Cal
teacher Of special qualification ability and experience
has beon engaged Application for admission tho
class should Le made at once TO &. VI. HYDE, Secretary
Of the Educational Committee. The class will begin
Jan. 18th, 1883. The studies will be Singing Drawing
Writing, Reading, Geography through North America
Arithmetic through Long Division; the Life OF Christ
through the first Passover enough scholars of lower
grade should apply for admission 10 Primary Depart
ment, another class will be formed and teachers en-
gagged; The Trustees propose to furnish thorough
graded scientific, Christian instruction and training
and believe that they offer in this Preparatory school
what many parents have long desired for their chill
Arau usH=af
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-27

During the year, 8 vessels with immigrants have
arrived they brought 627 men, coo women and
1851 children, all Portuguese.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-27

The Mission Children Society meet next satur-
day evening December Goth, at Hon S. n. Castles s.
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A ,spauiard employed on the Huelo plantation
as fireman, was thrown from horse he was riding
on the 18th inst and the horse falling on him in
iured the man severely.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-27

Here's your good health, and your families
good health. and may you live long and prosper.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-27

The Band Concert at Emma Square on the eve
ming of the I'D inst. was rather poorly attended,
the damp weather assisting in great degree to
provide cause for the absence Of the fair sex.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-27

Mr.. Henry Cornvell had recovered sufficiently
from his late illness to be able to take passage
to his home on Maui per LikeEie on the 18th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-27

To Mr.. ]. C. Glade and Messrs. J. NJ. Dat Co.,
we are indebted for special news favors-
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Am hkine Discovery, Pefriman
Am b-tne ID Sprcckels fTits
An III D Murray, Hanson
Haw schr Jennie Walker, Underwood
An sch Claus spreckels, COusin- tfcpairhgi
An bgtnc Con-uelo, Howard
b. BIZ Lady LAmpson, MarstoH
Br simr Madras, Bradley
Hr hk Loeb Lee
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Messrs. Levers Cooke are now the owners Of
the American ship Hole, which came into port
here from sea in distress, having purchased her
from Capt Curtis on the Goth inst.-terms private.
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NOTICE p!

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO
"A II. Il. II. RUTH KEELlkOLANI are: hereby re-
quesed TO make immediate payment Of rents or other
debts TO the undersigned H. II II. residence KAPPA.
lama, Oahu. H. W. MEYER
g56 II Agent for II. II. II. Ruth Kerlikoiaui.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-27

The Christmas sales at Adams, Leyey's and
Ehlers' received generous patronage.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-27

We hear that Madame Adelina Patti has been
invested with the Order of Kapiolani.
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Everybody is busy on things for Christmas,
Spreckels store at Kahului has been crowded
from morning to night
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DR.. BAILEY

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED BY
4 the Board of Health Physician for the District Of
Mskawao has taken his residence at the house in rear
OF Norton Co. Store; and having established Tce-
phonc Communication with the various points OF bust
ness III the vicinity. will attend promptly to all calls
either by telephone bY messengers lie will also visit
e-ularly, unless prevented by professional engage.
mcnt., Paia, Spreekelsyillc aud kahuui on Tuesday
and Thursday Of each week, arriving at Sprcckelsye
By II o'clock, and remaining over each night In his
ONCE at Kshnlui.
DIS I'm +. L. BAILEY, NJ. d.
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The regular meeting of Lodge lie Progress de
fOceania No 12i, A. F. q A. NJ. will be held at
their hall on King street this Wednesday evening,
Dec. 9th, at DEMONSTRATION Of officers. Ha-
waiian Lodge No. q, T. d A. NJ will also hold
meeting at their rooms this evening, at the same
hOur-installation of officers. Visiting brethren,
in good standing, cordially invited to attend
either of the above lodges.