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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-04
Kohler's Exhibition of WaxworISs and
Promenade Concert.

Mr.. kohlers exhibition of waIworks and prom
enade concert opened ON Monday evening to a
very fair audience. The collection Of figures rep
resents many Of the notable characters III the
world. Figure one is an excellent likeness of Mr..
Gladstone, the Premier Of England. little further
b the right Is the late President Garfield, En-
press Eugene, Emperor William, and many others
g too numerous to mention The stage represents
the notorious Kelly gang Of Australian bushrancers
and their assailaEfs the police, showing the death
Of constables Lonigau and Scanlon, and the de
fence Of Sergeant Kennedy. Ned Kelly's armour
5 exhibited in The body Of the Hall, and said to
have been worn by him At the time Of his being
shot On the extreme left Of the p1rquefte- IS the
more pleasing picture Of Captain Burke and his
scientific party who persisted on the continent Of
Australia for want Of food, after having crossed
that vast tract Of land. An accomplished scOun-
dre named Scott Is faithfully depicted in the act
Of shaking hands with his pal both Of whom
met their well deserved fate on the galiOEs. The
" claimant occupies prominent position. Her
Majesty Queen Victoria and her two grandsons- or
the Royal middies, present q pleasant picture.
The celebrated dwarfs Tom Thumb and Commo-
dore Mutt and their respective spouses are placed
audience are amused by an exhibition of the work
ing OF Edison's phonograph which of itself is
worthy Of 4 visit. The concert forms pleasant
source Of amusement Mr.. Kohler Is a whole band
IN himself. notwithstanding which. he is ably sup
piled BY Hr. Walter Hydes on the piano, and Mr..
kohler il. on the cornet. The exhibition Is open
daily from 10 A. n. 70 10 P. n, and the concert
commences at 80 ?. u. punctually. This Is the
frst exhibition Of waxEorks thai hal ever been
brought to these Islands, and MI hohier deserves
70 be ratronized for bis enterprise,
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Tho Comet.

kE,twA kAu, sept 18th, t~s2
EpuoH GAzrrrr' Can 1t be possible TINT thr
good people of the metropolis have not sccn tho
brilliant comet which il now tracking through the
heavens? I Judge W from seeing no allusian o. /,
in the papers 10 the 18th. II first seen Ia this
district about the 10Th short time before SUNRISE
say 53l5 a. n., some time and WIS then generally
thought 81 be bound towards the sun. 10 had q
long slim tail like the comet Of iSi,i and 1861
cufyiug very slightly upward or toward the north,
Il has been observed nearly every morning since
that date, but with ia tail growing shorter aud
hroader-muro like the comet Of 1871, and with
niQru of curve whom first seen. This end Of the
tail Is somewhat broader than Tho apparent
diameter Of the sun nj sunrise, which appears
usually larger than when higher up On thO 18th
the tail must have been fully 20 degrees long Ton
days later, the 18th, u Is nt least five degrees
shorter aud much broader. Like both the comets
referred to above, II has a bright nucleus some.
what larger than vonus when she appears nearest
and brightest. This IL probably the c1met re-
TERED 10 IN late American papers, us having been
discovered ut the Dudley Observatory, Albany n.
Y, which was then approaching and b now RAPIDLY
ruccding from the sun In hrilliancy, II equals
any OF those that have appeared during tho past
forty years. Our high elevation, 1850 feet above
the sea, has afforded M q rare chance % sec u n
is best phase. seud you two sketches represent
ing u when nrst seen and also as seen to-day.
Very truly yours II. NJ. WrrrNEr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-04

Berry Of the burned Arctic exploring steamer BED
gers. arrived to-day.
PHuADE1rHra. September. fs-Nrs Melville
wife Of Engineer Melville, vas seized with do.-riun
last night at the close Of the demonstration, Al the
home Of the family AZ Sharon HILL following. i IS
said, an interview With her husband. She had
been suffering from nervous prostitution previous
to his arrival DR.. RartlesOn today give a certif-
cate Of insanity in tie case Of Mrs. Melville wife
placed in the Norrissovn Insane Asylum
LONDON, September 1s-Gerald valerian wellos-
ley, Dean Of Windscr and domestic chaplain 10
the Queen. is dead.
WASHINGTON, September aO-Professor Boss OF
the Dudley Observatory, at Albany, believes the
comet the IS the return Of the great comet
9Th Of February, 1850.
PrSsAcoIA (Fia), September 2l.-There were
sixty new cases Of yellow fever to-day and two
deaths. Total cases 10 date, 34f deaths, a.
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!. CO. Zinc Tnble for 1892.
com MER GAL.

BONOLTLr OCT0BER q 1ss2.
TIE t-adr In do cnods and other seasonable article.
ssutuues TO Improve STEADILY, bui siI our wholesale
and retail dealer wouid nor otect 60 lizzie more o it.
Ts Temporary suspension ~ purchase 81 tbs end %
rua-trr is iurariahy followed hy reaction 90 the
u-inr % ths neat which be- the casc ai present The
balance - this week viii o. usual, Dr. devoted she
stttrmcnt o. quarterly aoo6urt.- anershiei The Hde
~ Stair win gradually move iu that arfirr groove
shirk always lirryaii- durin- ihf FaIl-
Th- mail steamer a-rived firc Ia- sunday sfi-r-
na-n and hrnurti valuable cargo ~ Coast pf1dacr
shs ALEC hrou-h, thc pleasing new. of c end ~ che
Egyptian Wa uhieh fsei. thou-h 60 arparaaty aoe-
not anerf trade iu ths fuaH .i.; caud1a t8 cfo
tfs healthier feeling everywhere.
IN laue transactions We note thl sas a. tle Dtay
F-rzise-. SuFaHu AvcHue. to Caps Ni-t to- ses The
Tru-t--- Of ths Luuaiuo Estat- vi osr- Coy sale a. s
Corr Hupss ir LahAiua NOV lI .. l0t- of valuable
sg-nr. ksio and pasture land- on Maui
Thr arrivals for the week have BEEN the ChicaI1ya.
'ruu ksuui; NarisIE Smith from Po1t Townsend. md
ths X Ausiana- from san Francisco.
M departure were ths Discovery, for Puget Sound;
.tur Australia for Auckand; Martha Dawes f1r Hong
k-us and 2 2 y Saprho for Co7uiuh1.
BcI0v is Mossrs William, Dimoud d Co.'S e-ruirr
fu- ihr r'outh ~ September
ss~ FfAScseo. sept ga. i-s..
ssdury
~.
FAR aerlanls &C. una sugarH. lu Nr YORK u better
eezaarl and the price has advanced - r. 10y 81 per
cent Hhlfr tl7 Manila market a. unchanged
Tf excess ~ the European beet crop over Ia-t wear
estimated on iel ON ions The Louisiana rrop j.
aIs1 considerably in eEross.
kilE-1hr nrv crop l. nos coming uu the Eastern
market which shows drclluc 81 s.rs thfs Together
uit me arr supply expected from NJ fsludz faf fhe
reminder ~ ihe year b. discolrae.u aF far a. any
improvement Be- concerned
MOLAS~ E~-Sal-- have been made at 81 s.
FLQEE-tsoldeu Gate EEtra. So
OATS i7t5ffs q 81. 'ur feed.
BnAN-f1s
BABlEl- s. ast for bc-i feed
HAf-Cur freH-ti h1le-. So
NpOL-Easteru ElarlzCt- arr pc ported be- quite frrr
Herr Tier, b. fair demand. and a. quote ~oHfusru and
81 duaqrlu % tfI@ic. Northern. 2-1-5U
IuAKrEi t>->ruce our last rates Gave sIIT further
d-cned under duh and lower advice from r1r-uf NJ
Hsrs,ts, sue 9r accumulation of fouuazt here
EANHANek--e1 d-srt on london. sg1. figl5s Sew
York, sicht. lac premium.
pEfAkTJ hEs-Aur =, Am brig v e. Irwin. - Ala
s1hr Anna errf ]. Am hktue M m uim0rd. kahuIuI
ia Eurckn5 :. An tktut Disouvrrg= Il Au -alr Tea
>chuaurrs lf Am BIS y e. Murray: fg. AM bE Cailarpu
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Luuau Mt tho Kings WAIKIKI Residence

His Majesty gave very pleasant luuau at Wal
kiki ON Saturday last the object to entertain
the Captains and officers Of the Airslu and sap
pho. Every preparation had been made for the
comfort and entertainment Of the guests. lanai
draped with Hawaiian flags, had been erected for
the dancers and an excellent floor had been laid
down. On this the younger members Of the com
pany enjoyed quadrilles. waltzes and polkas TO
their hearts content. The older members found
ample enjoyment in sauntering about the grounds
and sitting under the grateful shade of the trees.
Towards four O'Clock all adjourned to another
lanai, where a sumptuous repast was laid out;
can say that the luuHu was thorough success, and
all seemed to enjoy themselves thoroughly. The
King proved himself a most ahable and attentive
49,
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Prom San Francisco Der Australia. Oct Mr. Jahu
willie. Mr. n h BIrkcTf0n, Mn T. ThuH-i1n. 10 L1-s
End wife kCutou, Mise Rcntuu. " N NukarI %
hhfrcef Wise WHOLE Sisters Margaret. auHuifa. Au
rusth and ferfectss Rev Lctuur. ~ FgirUr Mise %
Prircc. Miss PerCc. Mi-s A Arl-rr1re Mis- a
Aeaulf. A Sauri- Hopper and wife, Louis Dat. Mrs
Palmer and son. Mics n Lewis Niles NuhIu, a ~
Bush Roth, Lsuis Aimar.. 2 p Ryan, A Creu NsI
hrrE.
more, !. Austin. J. Wight N p Eamhcf Geo Mgiu.
ryrr q Mclean, = Holiday % Roccrs . W lamdlry
hrs Gladstone, e. e Coleman, a. A Bailey, I.atrh,
fohustnus
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-04

Captain Roihfus Of the Hawaiian Bark Eais
was married on Tuesday last to Miss NJ. SchEoeb-
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FOUND /.

N. FOUND ON THE IAMUULA
EEG sheep station. Hawaii. Grey Horse branded
~ ~, had a sure back and slod The said horse was
have The same By paying expenses Of catching paddck
Zee and cost % this ldYrrisemfnt application 10
T5r JAMES GAY Wlime- Hawaii
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DR.. Bailey has been appointed health physician
for the district Of Makawao. His residence is
connected by telephone with the various business
localities
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MEMORANDA.

Bepurt az j n : Arsiraua-Len San Francisco Sen
2ffhs experienced sf variable uiuds and duc weather
thr cuiirc pussaEe- sighted Maui Og I-f and arrived
Do Hoaoiuiu the same day.
TIE schr Anna sails Tor san Francisco 90 noon to-day
The next vcs.ei for the Coast will hr fHr bark EaTe
no ssil about week hence.
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NnTIl,E-
MEETING an

A MEETING or THE STOCK
"A HOLDERS Of the WAIHEE SUGAR CO.. will BE-
held At the Office Of the Company az Wlihee Mfni ~
WEDNESDAY. October 18Th. fs.s-
By order af the PRECEDENT A. a. cOUETENEY,
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SPECIAL NOTICE
CALL FOR BUILDERS TENDERS

TENDERS FOR ERECTING A
Il new B1iiding a. Punah0u are requested on or BE-.
fore the 2isf Of Oriober ~ fuil specifications and
plans can BE- scen 81 the cfice of ". X CASTLE o.
and after fofay The Trustees 81 Oahu Coiierc bind
The award Tor building win depend Wholly % heir
Inder1eut " 4. JONES.
~ r. EMERSON.
s. X CASTLE
Comuifrec Of tie Trustees q Olhn ceilerr.
Dated Honoiuiu, Oct a, - - q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-04

Mr. Maofc and family returned TO their lovely
Island Home this week. The plantation gladly
welcomed back its genial manager, after few
weeks absence, during which he visited the Coast
ON business
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-04

Mrs. Moriarty, as will be seen from our adyer-
tisemeut columns is prepared to give private les
sons in music. vocal and instrumental, and modern
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NOTICE :

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that have purchased ~ The right title and IN
Of Anna Mile IN the House and Billiard Tables
In waipo and all debt contracted in 1nr uame viii
be responsible for. JAMES swan
Wapin. Hawaii sept ri i-s! ~ 10
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-04

Two Cinnamon and one native all drunk, rode
through Kilauca at a broak-ncck speed, last sun
day just the services at the church closed Il
was certainly not mn ennobling sight 20 the CON
gregalion and was especially bad for the new
immigrants.
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tended. The causes Of death were: Asthma 1.
Aneurism l, accident 3, Consumption 6, Convul-
sions 4. Cancer l. Dropsy 3, Debility 5, Dyseutery
3, Exhaustion /, Fever Hemorrhage 3, Heart Dis
eases, Leprosy l. Old Age I, Paralysis Suicide l,
unknown :. The comparative monthly mortality
is as follows: September 1873, s.; Sept 1873, %
Sept 1850. Il; Sept. 1881, 49, Sept. lSe2, "a. The
Eve Portuguese who died were passengers per 5. S.
Hansg. The death rate of September lSS2 Is the
highest for the past five years.
On Friday afternoon last, rife match took
place between team composed of officers from
the L. S. 5. 4lasgu and team selected from the
Honolulu Rife Association. His Majesty, who is
President of the Association, did the honors on
this occasion in his usual liberal manner The
range selected was 900 yards and resulted IN favor
of the Alasta team by Il points The following
are the scores:
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MEETING OP STOCKHOLDERS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING; OF THE
Il Stockholders Of the KOLOA SUGAR COMPANY
Honolulu. on SATURDAY. OCT. ff,h fss-. AZ ? D. IN
25G VIZ. D. SMITH. s-cy X s. 20.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-04

Mr. Antoine Rosa. who has ably filed the post If
Deputy clerk Of the Supreme Cour-, for several
yeurs past resigned last week, and on Monday
ast he assumed the duties Of clerk to the Attorney
General He is succeeded In the Judiciary De
partmenf BY Mr. d. X Fyfo. ex-Jailor Of Oahu
Prison. Nj. Rosa viii also be admitted to the
Bar. and IN due course he viii commence practices
AZ a Counsellor-at-Law. His SUCCESS Is a source
u capitalization By his numerous friends.
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SfO c1k 8r TX or:
WUIBL BUH OR SELL PLANTATION
w stocks Bonds and other Marketable Securities
knfNs Aurffoaaar
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Spreckels' store is booming. Lots of new goods
and delicacies, trufies &c. | often 20 in there,
and always see customers.
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EBrrun GAzrrrr;-If the viseacre who wrote
that The Kama school house is just what it ought
10 Be, examined it before passing sentence, the
exuberance OF his own vurbosiiy would be ap-
usreuf- OrsEEvER.
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General Foreign News.
LONDON. September lS-lt ia understood that
IN the event Of the early close Of the Egyptian
campaign Dixie, the Under Foreign Secretary. Is
likely 10 DO promoted TO position IN the Cabinet
new appointment will be made 20 an the office
which he nj present holds and fresh atpoiutrueuts
will also probably be made % the Presidency Of
the Council and ChanceloFship Of the Duchy Of
Lancaster before the nC1t session Of Parliament
Childers, the War Secretary. will become Chancel-
lur u the Exchequer.
LoyDos September 10 In the race to-day the
Thames Rowing Club beat the Hillsdales By two
lengths in 2O:iO. The umpire awarded the race to
the Thames crew.
In the Star Route trials the jury returned tho
following verdict =:
WAsHEGroS. September la To John ~
Peck and William II. Turner. not guilty as TO
John II. Miner and Moutford G. Rcrdell, guilty /;
a. to J. w. Dorsey, as 70 5. " Dorsey, as TO Har-
vey ~ Vale, as to Thomas J. Bfany, the jury are
unable to agree.
WAsHISGToy. September 1.-the verdict in tho
case Of Reriell and Minor has been set aside and
they have been granted a new trial.
The philharmonic Theatre, Islington, London,
has been destroyed BY FIRE
The dismissed constabulary in Dublin, have
been Feinstaied with the exception Of seventeen
and have returned to duty.
LoyG BRiSCH, September IA heavy storm
has prevailed along the New Jersey coast since last
night
CoLu1fBUs, Ga. September ll.-Much damage
was done 70 cotton and corn by the storm Satur-
day night and Sunday. Fences were blown down
and forests Frustrated.
TusxEEGKE, Ala, September fL-Estimaies
place the damages To the crops in the surrounding
county at $4,000. Al Talbotton, Georgia, the
storm was the worst experienced since 1853, crest
damage being done 20 the etups and timber.
DIS MorsEs- September 1.-The saloons Of L.
Fritz, Secretary OF the State Brewers Association
ID. Ge0n and y. Schreiner put up their shutters to
day and the pfOpuetors will embark In other
business
wasHrSorux. Pa, September is.-Ths defaloa-
tian Of the Washington Savings Bank amounts 10
$4,000. Kuth's confession wa 70 $4,000
L,EEDo. September 1s.-YelloW fever Of the
most malignant iype has broken cat al Mier.
Mexico, thirty Ave miles from this place.
ToEo1-o, September i6-Hanlon sccepls Ross
challenge to roE for $500 and the championship
Of the world two weeks from signing the articles
NV IoEK, September l5-Chief Engineer Geo
W. Melville and seamen William Norcs and VIII
liam NinderDan. survivors Of the yeaaHefis Arctic
exploring expedition and Of The party that dis
covered toe dead bodies Of Lieufeulnt De Long
and his companions, and Kisuts1aut Robert n.
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The Artesian well at Kahului is at standstil
The drill has broken in the hole, and they al
trying 20 fish It out.
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PUBLIC NOTICE /!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il purchased from n 4. u. RUTH kEEtikuLANI
.-...-.- Thu LANDS OF ........
HAHILIPALI a HILEA INEAU. HAwAIIi
KAHUA HIHIU, q KAUAP&LAOA. IN NO
HALA. HAWAIIs wAIHALOx. WkIaLEa-
LE.KUILEI. PAALAEA. KALaKALAULk.
KEMAU. POHAKuHAEU, a RhkPAArLA.
situated in liamakua, Hawaii
HAUAKAOO AND HONOISAHNU. FssUsatsa
ON Mani.
KAOHAI. ON LANAI. Also the Lots Of Ils1i,t
Situated In Honolulu, and known o. the
WILDER AND CHuLAN BLOCKS.
o1- Notice Is hereby givcu that an mcules hIunr
due for rents Of said Lands payable 90 my tsrnfs
Wm- O.. Irwin q Co.
s.5 I'm SAMUEL PARSER
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A man named Purdy who has a pugnaciOus
! reputation, was at last sentenced TO seven DAYS
imprisonment for indulging in his fayorite pas
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PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived.
S-rf - NC hk ChiCiavn. Ordauu. rrgrs usaaGrI
>-Am tern Maria smith. johnson. Don pur. T
o. i-PN>S Australia, TuIIuda from
Sailed.
SEPT - an bk Discovery. Pcuimul. furI ou
nr l-PNNs Australia, Iulluch. Coz Auckland
Am tx Martha Duvl., Berson. fUT UUu.auu.
d 4 n : N-r---n 49, -------------
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No. 265 Berstania ST
DIR HALEY

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED BY
IL the Board Of Health Physician i1r tae District af
MakAwan has taken hts residence 90 tce house l1 f-
Of Norton 4 Co.'S Stures and having established tcie
phnur Communication with he Nariuus points % nus-
In the vicinity will attend promptly % al c1Is
either By telephone or hy messages ic viii tIs1 Visit
regularly. uncss prevented By professional engage.
mcntS faia, Sprcckci.rilic and kshulli Tuesday
and Thursday 81 each week arriving a. Sprrckrsf
By !. O'clock and remaining over each nishi iu Bis
sssm FE RkfFEY. H. ID
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If You Don't Believe IL, Ask any aorman

And he will convince you that st. Jacobs Oil is
the most wonderful remedy that has ever been
brought before the public. rheumatism Of many
years standing has yielded Immediately to its
almost magical influence. As many have expressed
IT. its action Is electrical seeming TO drive the pain
before it until all discomfort leaves the body and
the warm glow of health and comfort remains. It
is a certain cure for neuralgia, giving immediate
relief upon the first application, and curing in
short time, the most inyeterate cases.
War against suffering has been declared by st
Lncnll.a OIL nlS
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Administrator Notice.

Administrators Notice
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
L been appointed Adn,inistratos % che Estate OF
W II. Naihpcapea,natc % Naikisi Oahu. deceased
intestate notice Is hereby given 90 al persons harug
claims against the same, with Che vouchers thereof
whether secured unsecured af che oflec % " h
Castle IN Hcnciulu. within six months rnu Che date
hereof, OF they will be forever barred All PERSONS
owing the said Nllipclapcla viii please make immcs
late payment % said W r. Castle uIfho1f further
notice. The attention Of those who supplied vito
kalo, potatoes, etc. O. especially called 90 thl.
". r.. CASTLE.
Administrator OF the Estate % ". 10 Nai'roanrIa
Dated Honolulu, Oct nh, iss1 % %
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.n.m .Idrerfsrnlrnts.
w. AUSTIN WHITING.


Attorney and Counsellor AtLaw.
Agent To- take Acknowledgements Of fuatumrnti fnr
the leland Of Oahu.
" VI o kahnnlann strral. IlnnnIuIn Irr
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latest FOREIGN NEWS.

The P. N. S. S. 4nsirila, Captain Tulloh, ar
rived shortly after noon on Sunday last She
brings dates TO the 2lth ulf, and telegrams up to
the sd. In order to present connected account
of the war in Egypt, We furnish kilograms from
81. rc.h - g,.,s,...,t,.-.
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We are informed that the claims # the heirs Of
Ladd 4 Co. amount to Sl.ooQ.0p half Of which
Will 60 20 the lawyers If they are Successful.
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MRS. ". NORIARTY, TEACHER

DY A FTRST-CLASS ACCOUNT
ID ANT and Correspondent. pusiaen BOOK
KEkfER- Best rrssrshses Addrest x ~.
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We hear that the millionaire Sprtckels has guno
20 buy up the claims Of the heirs q Ladd & Co.
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Kau, via the Volcano and Puma road, on Tuesday
September 18th, the guest of the Hon. J Nawahi.
On Wednesday afternoon Her Majesty held a
reception at the Honorable Representatives resi-
dcnce at which time most Of the foreign residents
Of Hilu gladly paid their respects to the worthy
lady. The Rev +. Coan sent his Aloha, and re-
grets that he was unable 10 leave his sick bed to
call upon Her Majesty, TO which Queen Emma
replied in person by call upon the venerable old
gentleman spending some moments at his bedside.
On Thursday, by invitation of the Waiakea Mill
Co. she made a railroad excursion through the
cane fields Of the plantation. She leaves by the
Likelike for Honolulu. Her visit at Hilo has been
marked by much enthusiasm from the natives and
a kindly interest from all the foreigners
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-04

Alargc company of Portuguese, 20 all told, were
landed at waiakea Mill on Sunday last, Septem.
Der 2ith. OF this number IS we're men, women
and boys able to work, and q small children.
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Mr.. FumoauE has removed his studio from. the
Government Building and nov occupies room
uC1t 20 Dr. J. NJ Whitney. Mr.. Furnoau1 started
yesterday TO spend fortnight in Kohala on his
return he intends opening an exhibition, when he
will display the views of kooiau and kohala which
10 has rpc0ntlN plintcd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-04

AS We went to press last week, a bark was APP
preaching the harbor which We reported 20 be the
H.uuia from Newcastle, ~ ; W. That was an
error, as il turned out 20 be the Nicaraguan bk.
Chu'rg1 from Kauai. The RcgiUio is now l02
dlys out. and ought 70 turn up soon. II at all.
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Captain J. 5. Lee hte Of the sloop Sport the
uarr, manfully fefutes the charge Of being
smuggler. The practice Of stigmatiziug people as
being this OF that on mere rumour is we regret TO
say, too common in Honolulu.
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The Assiyai,a brought 60 passengers s. cabin
and % steerace. She had also Is in transit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-04

The first funeral sermon that has been CON
Quoted from the Chinese church, took place last
week over the body Of the wife Of Mr.. Leekau, a
Christian Chinese merchant in this city.
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Rev. Father Gulstan. from Kohala is on a visit
TO Waikiki. Last Sunday he preached in portu-
guesc 30 a large congregation. Many OF them said
that it was astonishing how well he spoke in that
language, and they expressed themselves highly
delighted.
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Beretauia street has been graded and macadam
lied where necessary, betwirt Smiths bridge and
Richard street 1t is the duty Of some one now
az leas it ought to be, TO keepit in order during
the current biennial period.
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On Saturday last His Honor was disqualified
from sitting as Magistrate in tine case Of Kunsai
charged with gross cheat in the lst degree, owing
to his having accepted the counselship for the cred
itors In the bankruptcy case Of kunsai q AIMING
ucp
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A slight shock of earthquake was felt at HilC
on Friday evening September 22nd at about half
mast seven o'clock.
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Il. Il. Il. Keelikolani was yesterday afternoon
seized with a fainting fit. DR.. Trousseau was
promptly at hand and administered restorativcs,
and Her Highness is reported this morning as much
lraffTr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-04

The Mortuary Report for the month ending Sep
tember S0th, shows the total number of deaths to
have been hfty-four. Of which 80 were males and
n females. The nationaliliss we're Havaiiaus "a
Chinese II. Portuguese 3 American l, British I,
and nationality unknown 2 Ofthese, 10 died uuat-