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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06
peash q lIr. Bradlsr Ri.bap.

To chronicle the death Of youth is always pain
full. On Monday morning last passed on, Of ex-
istence sone Of our very promising young men,
Bradley Bishop. Though it was known that be
was delicate IL health it was only within the Last
few weeks that any serious apprehenaious have
been felt for him. rapid decline carried him Of.
almost befons his friends could rsalizs that the
danger was SC Imminent. number OF those whom
during his brief young life he had drawn around
him, attended aim during his illness, and It Is a
notable fact TINT among the most devoted and
faithful nurses was Hawaiian man, an old and
tired seEvant Of the Bank, Kaluna. The funeral
ceremonies took place on Monday afternoon, and a
very large number of our citizens assembled at the
residence Of Mr.. @. r. Bishop, slowing their r.
speet for the miimory Of the dacaa. sal
vices were conducted BY The Rev. - z iosh
and the ReE. George Wallace. A choir d ladies
sang the hymn Rock Of Ages.r The servics m
the grave was very impressive.
by the death OF Mr.. Bradley Bishop our comm
NIFTY loses young man Of very bright promise
his unobtruslve and retiring manner OF life had
not brought him before a very large public, but
those who really knew him thoruurhiv apprscialsd
him His great love for his mother IS only known
70 those who had an intimate acquaintance with
MN but that It was great, and was shown ina way
which rev young men show, was known 10 many.
For that trait alone all must honor him. and be had
many other loFeable traits He vas bat - years
Of eye when the stern hand Of death claimed hin
York. AZ the aee Of - be cane 70 these Islznds
10 enter the banking house OF his cousin brother
Who g engaged at Lihuo Plantation arrived last
saturday. and was With him in bis last moments
u he old homestead In New York reside his
mother and younger brother and sister.
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The Kamoilftli Poisoning inquest and
Verdict.


The inquest held 10 ascertain The cause Of death
q hamaile native residing at Kamoiliili, and
who departed this life under suspicious circun-
stances on the 18th Of last October was continued
and concluded at the Police station in this city on
the 4th inst. Deputy DAYTON acted as Coroner and
". r. Castle Esq. performed the ardnons duties OF
interpreter The evidence Of Dr.. Slanpenuald
tended greatly TO assist in obtaining the verdict
and is as follows:
An tox,coloRlcal chemist. On October 10th
ruc1lged from d.. Emerson one cartier "A rl,rad
one glass jar, and small bundle ura-r \, ,r,sr
DepT Marshal Dayton came with Br Fusnrsnu
and requested 90 have the contents Of thu fn,r ,,f
paper analysed 10 see ii they contained r,5;ron.
have examined the contents Of he tr.rfhen IA
which coniained The human stomach and nos
non q liver together with large quantity Of a
had burst. have kept the other Jars il separaie
house n order 70 prevent the mixing Of tie con-
1-nin OF the Jars have not fhuruuril examined
ne Portions Of the dog and cat, though / have
placed 70 preserved them for further Investigation
1o that the work may be entirely separate on
ss.a.sn,inln9 the human stomach, found in il
qeAulT poison. Do not wish 70 name II M r,r1r,f
likewise found It IN the liver Nv seraf1te An.
4llsM and also III The spleen. and IN d portion 81
~. slaal ntestinea: am still at work with the
.-l- contents Of The jar. In the stomach OF the
4ot 4pn1n number Of pieces Of nia,ii and woody
11t1' eaEk and sticks lproduced n Coarf.) The
..s1A tAtcn have separated Is not vef 1,erfecir
'''-,-- e = Of Al extreme bitterness
~ ptan1enNaid illustrated fhe effects Of the
~ ne human system by experiments or /
4. I'M Jury rairrrn1 q Hcfl7ict that .liq an
hAHn4iie came 81 n1H death from tie III Cots
NJ Pp'e'n' administered tr persons unknown.
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Arrival. At the Hewalian Hotel for the

NJ and Mrs Bill, England; Mr. Beeth. England;
pr I1sdaie kohala; Mrs Forbes and daughter, san
francisco; A Heneberg and sister. Germany: G N
Knight Leicester. Mass; W Paueer wife and two
children, Honolulu; 2 J Phillips, Honolulu: Henry
SernEen and wife, Maui; Mrs A Widdefeld, Mani;
Mrs King, Maui; Miss Spring. Maui T. II LYONS
syaneyi Capt Geo " jerks. San Francisco; II Levy,
san frnzeiseo; 4 Levey, Honolulu; } W Craig saE
Francisco: Wa Turner and wife Huelu Mani. DR.
oliino, san Francisco; Capt q Curtis. Am ship
Hope; Capt A Bergemann, Am bk Lizzie Marshall:
" Hammond, wife and child; Mrs W Widdrfeld
MANS " y Cornwell. Maui; John PerryInan Bonoiu.
Ia: Capt Thos Spencer. Hil0: c Wallace Mani: ID r
fioa ard wife. Hawaii
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Wv y 111 1II11PT Il . never TOO ate @ l81Fn.
George Davis and Samuel Beckfors tvo s.s,.n-
dauts Of the sons Of Ham, engaged i, a poker
game at q house on Smith street. lately, and at
tne conclusion Of the game Sam vas indebted to
George to the amount Of ffty cenfs FaiIino 4, -
ne cash and fearing that Beckford would repu-
aiate, DAVIS attempted 20 cut pound Of flesh
from under the left shoulder blade Of his debtor.
VIII razor, On the evening Of the LIST inst but
lncnes long To this proceediig Beckford objected
ano Oncer Mehrtens arrested Davis for an assault
VITA danFsrous weapon. On the lth inst. the
eoiored snylook was hned By Judge Bickerton.
and and not regarded as dangerous BY DR.. Brodio
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withdraw my mann from th6 list Of Importer ns
soon as vessels now On the uay have arrived.
should not Tsnfur8 % infruds such ! purely
personn decision IN 10 public a manner, IorB e
no. nat the decision : made on moral grounds
Nnlch think demand open aV0ual. an, siI,
y0ar ooedl1nl serrant Inn. b. DArTIH.
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For San francisco, per " G Irwin, Noy sO-9Iis
Peck, Miss { Martin, NJ Bill d Aldriuh A Al.
drieh and WIFE Thos Rainier " Tyson. i Grisier.
Mr. Harnlin.
For windward Ports per Likclike. Nov 2g-Thos j
nayseldcn. { Wight, wife and child. Moitono Mrs
Forbes and daughter. Along 7 Along, D + Tomlin.
.on, ! Hanson, w g Wood, Harris, DR. Tisdaie
Hon N Moanouli. W Schutier L Kawainui
Beech. Enos, wife and child, P Phillips Mrs b j
Taylor, VI Motley, G II Luce jr L II De IA NIX =
kynnersly, and nrmber deck.
For Kauai, per Jas Makee Nov 80-G Dole and son.
Weight, Mrs Titcpm5.
From kauai. per c Bishop, Dec s-Rev Mr. Binr-
ham, DR. Hammond and wife, A Grip. Hon Kauai
!anier. Whitman. Il Bishop. Miss Thompson. ii
q Tfeadway, and number deck.
For Maui and Molokai. per Lehua. Dec Nv Turner
and wife. Nj and Mrs W Aud. His Ex Preston MI
RUSSELL Mrs Duncan and two children, W Fehl
behr, o Unna, W D Alexander, Mrs N King, DR. Ham
mond, and 20 deck
For Kauai, per Z Bishop, Dec "A Hancberg and
sister. Mrs Rice, Foster, W Foster. IS Whitman ] Z
hackfeld, Z Conradt, W King, II West, Hon
Kauai. Mrs Miller and child and 20 leck
For Kahului. per Kilauea Hou DEC Al Kuihelani
J Hebbard and 3 deck.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

very large concourse Of people assembled to
see the ceremonies connected with the consecra-
ton of the Roman Catholic Church at Makawao
Portuguese walked from the various plantations,
miles distant An est innate is given that 1000 per
=
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Com mER CIAL.

R0AOL BLU. DEcEKBER 6. 1852.
There is a greater degree Of activity noticeable in
retail lines Of busircss than for some little while past
N, holiday season being undoubtedly the causc fof
the increase Of business in trade.
In shipping and commercial business trade has been
exceedingly dull during the week past the arrivals and
s,psruros Of vessels being few and far between and
~ rough weather windward reardnr the shipment
OF good by coasters
The exports since last writing consist Of the small
lot Of rice taken per zoaandis 20 the Colonies and the
cargo Of domestic produce by thewm G. Irwin 10 san
Francisco. The total domestic valuation Of the ship
ments amounting to So ,s5o.s7
The imports during the same time have been nR The
D. C. Murray PomATe, Hnd J. D. sprccicls are daily
expected, with full cargoes.
Below We present our usual monthly tables Of stock
prices and imports and exports for the past month.
Stock Quotations. for November. 1852.
pUYrlurp ny WufrAm q SsuTu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

The Kilauea Hon was unable to enter Kahului
harbor last Tuesday. She turned back and Law
over night at Iahaina, and did not get to her repu
lar anchorage until Wednesday morning
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oAH0.

At Waisnae two wells have been bored TO depths
OF respectively, $50 and 1000 feet without obtain
ing flowing water. Mr.. Richardson, the snterpris-
started third well, and intends TO bore the 1000
foot well still deeper.
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location has been selected BY Surveyor Mon
sarrat for the artesian well at Makua, waianae,
for which the late Legislature appropriated $4,000
And the residents Of Makua have been assured by
the Minister of Interior that he will proceed al
once with the work of boring this we'll
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

'Wsiluku Sugar Co paid dividend Of SO Der share
BONDS.
Hawaiian Goyernmeni........
PEI cent bonos-..---..$ 800 outstanding Par
. 800 49l1e outstanding. Par
Tree I'm Gov. tax 12f7O0. TTrder All 1850
0nonea sus -100O pr Ct free I'm q r. Par esll
raw Agrieultural Go $1,000 pr Ct free I'm n PA S,,0
sALLs- Law ne BeiI Tel lesst sgo-2Q S65-lOaSO.
Onomca Sugar Co Bonds 5R7sJO0
Law, Govt, per cent Bonds. sii. 800
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The weather on Maui is reported fair with occa-
sional showers. During the week the surf has been
running tremendously high on Kahului beach
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

The auction of David Crowningburg's effects
came of on Friday. It was very well attended.
and things fetched excellent prices.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

The regular monthly meeting Of the Teachers
Association win be held at Fort Street School al
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

The new maps Of the island of Oahu are now
available 70 the general public for purchase.
rive dollars Is the per capita tar for copies.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

The Ancient Order Of Foresters are to have
grand 3D., bah at The Music Hall on the evening Of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

The cid fence on the n,aisla1 side Of Quesn Dow
agsr Emma residence, has been torn down and
viii be replaced BY new one.
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The Cabinet are widely separated at present.
Messrs. Gibson and Kaai at waimanaIo. Nh.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

Flowing water has recently been obtained from
an artesian well at Mokuleia near waialua. This
is the fifth well which has been bored in this
locality. Three of them are affordine bountiful
streams Of water, and two have proved failures.
The water is used for irrigating rice fields. A
nne crop is now maturing, and a very extensive
additional area Of land is now being prepared by
the industrious Chinamen for both corn and rine
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

good project Is now underway. viz, the estab-
lssasni Of brewery in this city More beer, Ieu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

semi-aunual meeting of the Trustees of the
Qaeen's Hospital will be held this forenoon at IL
O'Clock, at the Chamber Of Commerce Ro,ns
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For right i right, since God is God.
And right the day must win
To doubt Woald be dialoTaltv.
To faltcr would be SIM

Again. in 1876 dnring that famous electoral con.
test between Hayes and TiIden the Government
vas subjected to terrible strain. What II ATex-
ico had had such crisis7 But how erandly America
bore it. There were nc riots, no bloodsfed. r5 r.
soEt to arms by defeated leaders. See how Amer
lea bears the constant pressure and strain az her
do5eiRn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 300 last year, and 1000
10 IN the last ten year3l What other nation cll
endure it, Had there been 250nO0 live Yankees IN
single year thrown into the Empire Of the Car
or the sultan, the Empire would have cracked
from center to circumference Bot this steady
nsing stream pours, year after year. into America,
ana tins mighty moral power Of her people con-
trolls II dissolyes It, and Il quietly runs INTO nj
the callings Of life, and the country oes on and
p1Isues its work undisturbed.
Inet ne hearts Of the people Of America are
SILL rRnti TIE recent election Is an example. The
people HAYS been demanding Of the Republiean
party Civil Service Reform, the abolisfrrenf m
the Machine and fair, free, eleefious The
.-nei ponacians, and demagogues in high places,
Eneuts, the nomination OF q sTnchine'' ficlefs n
two great States and forced the voters Of fh1 r.
p1blican parry to choice between political vas
.alage ana revolution. The people have given
s5sWer- They rose In their might and buried the
! bosses aud the Machine under he snow
ar1it Of their ballots. Two hundred fhoa11nd
majority IN New York means something. and even
ne bosses are not 70 dull but what they VIII
sam the lesson. Il Means Civil Service Reborn.
md To purincation Of American politics. 50 Iono
9 .e nafe ne home, the pre1s and the pulpif az
loinng iogsthar for sound Tigoruus moral lie.
e hsy. Eseson % hope for shs future Of Amarica
ne formations o. our Republic uer8 laid with |
- prayers and tears Of deTout and aslfeacrifclno
nen- AZ eTsI3 Jewish wedding. The bride sriI|s |
= ne nool he vine that y handed her. to zirnifv
eat 19faePs spiritual glory has passed away ana |
ler "a turn the groom breaks the goblet 70 show
lat nef temporal dominion Ii also IN ruins. on. /
ne time eVer comes uhsn our Own dear Arlefici /
n-u experience bike desoiatinn. when the sad i
rec Q. 3 ncurnful groom shall need 10 dash az I
-f Isei ne 2lllicrlng emhlems Of national dos
.uetlols i VII be becau18 We have forgotten lhe
20 whom our fathers honorsd. Let IS hops FOR |
atisr things.
p lle rlIrlim spirit has not fed-
II walks u the mGou's broad iIrht.
J. zzlel|es the bed Ct TIE elorioas dead
7, VII - q. holy ss,t. 81 night
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2. |tIH|l|- N"IIII %. 10. HNMr
i walks ID tie niGou's broad Light.
j. .Itltl|e9 the bed Ct the glorious dead
= via ne holy stars By night
II H1icets tae bel ~ liIc brave nho hare hlcd
And ahall guard The ico-hcnni shore
I'LL tie waves u lo haf WHERE ftn waran,.s - H.,
at1ll Iclu ard freeze rs iaoftl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

Through inadvertence the name Of Mrs E. r.
Hendry was omitted from our note upon the Fort
Street Social Entertainments Mrs. Hendry read
Nora Connor.
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eoiaen beaver Is now vanely displayed above
ne ne. toof Of Beaver Block, corner Of Queen and
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Bfr adrrFtisrmlTtE


a sEl1-ANNUAL WEErrxf.
-, q ne boaEd q Iraslcf1 81 ne oTETs,s 80
r, - Is WI VII p he'd THIS DAY. WE1EE--rIr
~ 49, 80, -, a. = o'ccrf ~ ~ rfff1 $50
~ IN 2, Ger OF Commerce. ?. a. scnlEFEE.
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Aortuary Report for Nov ,nber. 1882.

BIsHOP-In Honolulu on the 81 N5nst OF consump-
ton. GEoRgE BRADLEY BIsHoP, n OF i. d. Bishop
ksq. Of Fort Edwards. n. Y. and pussn Of Hon G. r.
bishop, Of this city. aged p years
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BORN
DIED,

AZ Grove Ranch, Mani. Nov. sd at 2 o'clock a.
to the wife Of VIM. T. Patty ESQ., n tighter
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

The Anglican Church Chronicle is the title of a
new monthly journal, which has made its appear
ance among the literary productions Of this city
and its first number is q well gotten up and read
able production. Rev. A. Macintosh and Rev
and their journal success.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

The statement that the Lazarus -Trosseau case
was to be transferred to Lahaina for trial is
wrong. The case still rests in this district and
probably viii until all the available jurymen here
have had an opportunity to express an opinion on
IT. unless some agreement is come to by the
opposing couueele
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Stock Quotations for November. 1852.
PEErkREp III WILLIAM o. smTH,
Stock Broker, No. % Merchant Street, Honolulu
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The old schooner HaNnam lying of the end of
the Mail dock was visited lately by some thief or
thieves who broke open trunk and abstracted
therefrom lotof brassvork tbs property of Mr..
Robertson. The location of the vessel suggest
natives as the probable guilty parties
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ISLAND LocALe.


Inc seni-annual meeting Of the Board Of 1rrus-
tees Of the ouesn's Hospital takes pIaes his ay.
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Capt. j. H. Brown lately inspected set of
scales on which many pound of grain had been
weighed, and when asked what relation the scaleg
inspected had to the true standard blandly replied
about as six is to ten" The listener left happy
in the thought that he was not horse, nor owned
one
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

The present appearance of the comet is in
exact accordance with the representations of
Professor Swift, who declared that it would ap-
pear less distinct after Nov. 18th. Now, although
1t rises at an earlier hour, midnight, it is but
ghost of the cometary appearance Of fortnigh.
since
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

The officers of the Survey Department per Mr.
C. J. Lyons, have made arrangements by which
the correct time can be furnished to all public
time pieces. viz. 70 government Offices, churches,
schools, steam mills, plantations and jewellers
shops, wherever connected by telephone.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

The Messrs. Levey still seem to retain their good
luck in securing prizes at rafes on the evening
Of the LIST inst, in rattle for a diamond ring held
n the Astor House, the winning number, a, was
thrown by Mr.. Henry Hart. the chance belonging
IN Mr.. S. g. Jevey, who thus secured the ring.
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The rice fields of the Island are now maturing a
crop which promise better than ordinary results.
The rice birds, those little pests SO destructive to
rice crops, are evidently diminishing; not merely
from the systematic persecution of the planters,
but owing to the ravages of the mynah birds who
seem to take delight in destroying the nests and
eggs Of other feathered tribes
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The express drivers of the city met in council
at The hall Of Mechanic Engine Co. No on the ID
inst and organized by the election of President
d. Green. Secretary Charles Carter, Treasurer
n Buckley. A committee was appointed to draft
constitution and bylaws. After the transaction
OF some other business the association adjourned
until the evening of the 9Th inst
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PASSENGERS.

For San Francisco. per W C Irwin. Nov 5o-s55 isi
lbs sugar 5000 lbs rice 36 gals moasses Is 900 Ills
whale oil. Dom Val So. o.g.; Frn val sgOO0
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The Transit of Venus takes place tomorrow
Thursday and scientific parties in available
places will be watching the occurrence. The
transit Of the planet across the disc of the sun
will be visible hero, but the point of contact,
June 8, 2OO4
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LAUs DEO.
American Thanktgivin< Dur---Borvioss in
ths Churches.

ths churekss.
Thursday, the s0th uIt. tho day set apart By he
President of The United States for National THANKS
giving was also observed for the sans purpose By
the American residents in thi. city, in response 70
The cal issued By His EzoelIcney the American
Minister Resident There was general closing
OF business, and the observance Of the day as
public holiday was far more noticeable than on the
occasion Of the celebration Of the anniversary Of
Hawaiian Independence, which fsll on the 18th Of
November, only two days before. Services Ia rscog
milton Of the day we're held in St. Andrews Pro-
Cathedral and Fort Street Church, the services at
the latter having been arranged especially for the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

Messrs- E. o. Hall Son have got up very
neat and tasteful Calendar, which they are dis
tributine among their patrons. Besides giving
the usual information, the phases of the moon
are stamped on the dates, in such manner that a
child can readily tell the moons ace. Arain
not only is there calendar for 1855, but there
are six months Of 1884 as well. handsome
metal head piece, with the head Of Ifbsrtv. and
date, 1776 completes a very pleasing piece Of
work.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

The Minister of Foreign Relations and the
Minister of Finance have gone on trip together
to the other side Of this island and have thus left
the affairs Of state without their protecting infiu
ence. The dread with which the general public has
been filled in expectancy Of the earths collision
with the comet is as nothing in comparison to The
chaos that might result in Affairs political during
the absence of the professional managers of the
political arena
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

The impenstrability Of mosquito net to he
attacks Of those musical but TOO familiar insects
induced lodger in the Globs hotel 70 select that
cover AZ an nesistanoe 70 heading in quiet COPY Of
one Of the latest novels. lamp being deemed a
necessary n1luuci, vas also BROUGHT in Reading
induced sleep and the neglected lamp sut are 10
ihn mosquito netting. Happily the lama aroka
i1e sleeper who fkiinRuisaed INC lrB bei0Es much
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

The fair held at the Music Hall on the 9th inst.
in aid Of St Louis College realized total gross
receipts Of $ss59s0 received from the several ia
bles rs follows.
Mrs. J. NJ Sass &l,eiS;50, Miss AGNES Aylett
Sl57l0, Mrs Gilbert Waller and Mrs Mncfariasle
S253-5os Landscape fc0ntrihufed By Mrs Dr.. No
Crew. $40, Mrs. Jas. Dodd IiisS0, Grab Boz
Sl57.e5, Miss u. Widemann $9l65, Candy table
cefpte $3.50.
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The artesian well-borerH, Mesus. McAndless and
Brady, have obtained flow of water from the we'll
being bored on the premises Of W. Luther Wilcox
ESQ, on King street.