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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29
Cnntnin McCnllonrh.

EDIroR GAzErTE:-Captain Mccullough Of the
schooner AHHd is so very modest that he don I
want testimonials, and vet in very unreasonable
manner he insists on making himself so very
agreeable and accommodating TO his passengers
that they cannot help putting him.
At the request Of some Of his cabin passengers /
take this opportunity Of saying that he has not =
superior. in his treatment of his passengers, on
either ocean, His kindness and attention are given
10 ALL from the little child TO the invalid grand
father. and not lavished on chosen few, to the
exclusion of the rest. His genial disposition, too,
is such that he is constantly planning pleasures
Tor his passengers that are not down on the
chart
He is not perfect however. He is not finished
equestrian and he little cruel TO let that poor
hen 60 sailing away over the waters blue" with
out rnorsel TO eat. He should have stopped his
vessel when she few overheard and picked her up.
The passengers could have had chicken broth one
day more, and no time would have been lost, as he
had to lay of and on twelve hours for daylight TO
make the harbor of kahului.
With the above exception Captain Mccullough ;
conduct on the late trip was unimpeachable and
It is not surprising that his passengers JOIN their
voices to those Of former trips in declaring that
be is the model Captain of the Pacific.
Yours respectfuliy, CHo.
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Thanksgiving Service. at Fort St. Church.

Thursday tomorrow morning. at ii O'Clock
Thanksgiving Services will be held under the aus
pices of the American Minister Resident, at For
Street Church. A hymn. written for the occasion
by His FL. Il. NJ. Daggett, will be sung. The fol
lowing will be the
uEDEE or sEEyIrE-s
!. Organ Noluntary-FrIm 81 Or-au sunata-Mcu
dessohn-Myrun H. Juuc-.
. The LGId's Prayer.
J. Response by Port Street Choir.
{. Reading President ATthur's Proclamation.
5. Anthcm-Thou visitc-t the earth and Wat-rus
it-Collcot-Fort Street Choir.
6 Reading Scripture Lesson
:. Hymn-Ameriea-s. 2. smith-Choir and Con-re
CATION.
s. Prayer-RCy. Samuel G. Damon, u. u
>. Rcsponse-By Port Street Choir.
10 Hymn--O Thou who rent the waters. fwriticr
fof the occasion by Hon. " Da-getf-Choit and
Congregation
II. SCrmon-By J. A. Cruz1n.
:. AHthem-"o clap yoar hauds, al yc people D
Buck-Fort Street Choir.
L. Disfnissiou.
Il Postlndio-Quouism- from Macs in C--Be,th.ver
Myrun II. Jones.
A general invitation is extended.
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xrreelfs eudfur Nov 27th

y Grrruwell Hawaii, J A Buck, Kan; A Barnes
WsIaku; " n ComwrlI. Mani; T. Nakct, wife and
child. Mani. Mr. d Siuddaud. Maui; { Arnold,
hI05 " Ray, kouas > Richardson Waimua- Mr.
IN Bailey aud daughter; Mrs Rowland san Francisco.
W e. smith, Iowa. b >rrrckrI-, san Francisco; ! o.
1serirs san Francisco; i Bupprccth, san Francisco,
children. j W Girviu. Nail1lsu. SIR VI 6iiin and
anur6tsr, Wailukus Oscar TINA. vs. u Bailey, WALTZ
kus Capt q BOY De- England, J N Thompson. Hawaii +
hind, K0hlla: T J HuysUdon kohala; Lieut. A de
lanayar0 Lishou5 VIM Fraser, Paris; Brown,
Honolulu o. Wall, Ran; 3 Cnnant. kauai; "
hmE- Kauai; = s kyuuersly, Hawaii.
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present during the first portion Of the evening,
after which the audiences enjoyed an hour n 90
cal converse The manner Of presenting The hte-
raIy exercises, in immediate rotation, was f1yura
BY commented on, the e1ertions Of the performers
10 please meeting with decided approval. Follow
ing was the programme rendered
Piano Solo, Miss Castle. Recitation, Hiavatha,
Miss Austin. Reading. Judge MeCuIy. Instru-
mental Duet, oornet and piano, NJ. and II. Jones
Vocal Solo Mrs Hanford.
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MARRIED.

WEYER-BASNISTER-1 ihis city, November %
49, 40 the residence Of Mr. W Aud, kHVaHma hy The
Rev Parker, M. wv. O. MElEE VI kulac, No
l1sli. 10 Mics EL1zAuI1u hAuuuIANt btSNtsrEE OF
Honolulu.
The members 90 thc raEElL rtai iu ruccp ui lu
excellent piece wedding cake from the young couples
H return for which they offer their hearty aloha with
long life and prosperity.
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From r1ri Townsend per IIzzl1 Nar-haI nov o.
rs6 Sl q y " lumber 81 m shingles Castle a Cooke
'rsuts,
From Cruise pJI whaling bark Reindeer, Nuy o.
80 bible whale Oh, isl hbl- sperm aii-
Prom Hong Kong, per Livingstone, Nov 2l-gbiucso
E1nls and Urnvi5iun--
From San Francisco, per Zralaudia, Nov 2,-Fuli
gsrr6 Of general merchandise llackfcld Co. Agents.
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IMPORTS

The Zcalandia discharged pilot OF san FuuClsc0
Srr .rth al H-s3 D On. Heavy SW swell and variable
winds experienced 10 port received Honolulu pilot
board % n p N Of the eth
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!. : Cos limo TsBIe for ! esa.
COW mER CIAL.


fol
-,i,, .t ,rrs has been noticed On ihc business %
-.rer,i Ifnes " trade durinr ~ ~ eEi =, , 4,
-..,5 Moor stii being paipah4 .l-a. w ~ ~
deaieisy y. ~ .revcs customers both % town or
ti- i.1--1s being fcu iu number and whose
Ir-srd. arc slight and easily slpPle4 heP5 ar. ~
s-si-s "a general Frightening up D 900 49, wv
-orsirr v.cks which llfaei! plggf4 ", --,titss ~
~. ~. 49, directed from THE city 20 other channels
hy mean q Which ihe oihgi ...a,.s iir'-.
- ftIs fact aud make concession ~ 49, -ll
i-durrnieuts 20 recover iht trade Nl- ~ -
~. 70 r,ucl desired f The hHsiBe-. community
Tho land sales held during fHH ra-L p u-5 l-A-
well attended and he price .-,.,it,,, y-i,.s
Obtained f6r land OF ilf Ma5hgnae Es,..e sa. III
week by no me1ns J. ~, ~ -it ,-Iis
~ ~ -rnss total. yef fha doT public should
-4p,rse provided they obtained iHr property gnt
he.iss. thsrf e now some dtmeliiT in obtaining ih-
-gl9. ~ sy busincss has shown sonic signs Of
fi,ifv tb0 departure Of Che suCZ and Ella f0I The
Coa.t and the arrival of The j. ~ = = Ie-lAllll lf2A
San Francisco causing spasmolle 'cIes-l 70 nsuulle
Tbe impo-fs since Iasi writing include a cargo Of
IrT r. rr Lizzie Marshall from f0E Townsend whale
III n ~ Reindeer and large general cargo pct SIN
tsndia from the Coast (which aitef vessel al-q
brhf dates 20 tbe stb iustl and Chinese goods and
fIIsions per livingstone from Hong kong.
De exports cunrlst n the csf-oe q domestic pro
.
J and 90 the COLONIES per Lealnnelai The large
IN ,rt o. wool forwarded being especially noticeable;
the total domestic valuation OF Oh the exports amount
tr- 20 silu.pu.
mr. icrt vessel due from san Francisco De- thr brig
sntiue , D, spreckels daily expected. The hrsi
rrs4rI % sa from this port for San Francisco VIII
probably be the II W Amy OF tho ih piuE-, follow
"a hv the W. g.. Irwin.
We herewith present Mrs-r- Williams Dlmoud d
Coz regular monthly circular.
SAS EEANClsCu. November sui. I--2-
our lat adyiucs were dated oC sl-i per City OF New
NuTk.
sTgAR-Thc local RcnHcrics reduced their prices
:. Grade ono quarter 81 cent pe- lh. ON tio 18th
Raw m Npu York are dull and heavy. Guha CgurTifu-
"a Of p Dot cent Test quoted no er The Manila basis
remains The same DE Ilsi reported
RfCE- We5ks gl-C cash. SIC 81 day-. Large ship
srt- have been made East BOZ consequence Of freight
b,ir- reduced Dc per Do. stocks smHh but no de-
maud.
OATS gi7 1876 for feed. BEAN-sls siN ton.
BARLEi-si 12a for good feed uAl-sls.5@'fUr
uomrrs-z d.
- KaIC- NuF lf. Am sUhr Rosario
DFPAHTT RES Sow 10, UaW brig fOmafug nov o..
An IL ID Murray NuV Dbl Am suhr Rosario
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COMFORTAB L

COM BhB
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON
n the Plains ~ minutes walk TO town on licIgtnl
| Street. House large and roomy with two cottages,
stable and everything about inc home 20 mas. ~ com
/ Portable aud inviting. Deep Lot. go per month.
A VERY neat Cottage to rent ou BJrctauia Street,
next adjoining the Old TuLEB PREMISES near the COZ
ner Of Victoria Street. Contains st Rooms, stable.
| Water laid on etc Good sized lot. 81 per month.
| on TIE CORNER Of Hotel and Alikea Streets that
Elegant Mansion to rent, containing ~ Rooms Garden
/ out
on LuIHA ST. near KING ST.. siz.room neat
| Cottage with Garden, Water, stable, Paddock sc.
/ Rental 50 per month.
| on LILIHA St above SCHOOL ST. a small Cottage
| Of five rooms to rent at 81 per month
| on ADAMS LANE, neat Cottage 20 rent Tor 81 o
/ month. Has siE rooms. New Furniture in all ihc
rooms 10 sell at bargain
| on MERCHANT 81. near MHstg Hall, q small Cot
| ta-e to rent at SIS per month.
on QUEEN St. near TUNCHBOWL ST. O. small
| Cottage at sls per month.
| on BERETANGh ST. below ALAKEA ST. two small
hrecroom Coitagc 10 rent one nc sis the other at So
| per month.
AT KALIuI, two miles from town. y .glelsa9at
Homestead 70 rent or lease on two Acres Of Ground
ALSO-Will Lease Acres Of Pasture Land adjoining
HAVE splendid Building Lot on Nnuanu Avenue
near the dr-t bridge. 10 sell for q 90 lot 55sS5
selling owner In foreign country Tcrm- reasonable
| GHAyE A Nine years LEASE to Sell on Port Street
One large deep Lot with three urat Cottage, thereon
bringing in a monthly rental o. sI 81 80 will pur.
chase d. Eleven hundred dollars nov on morirtEe,
payable In proportion T. aud years ct-h 90 De paid
down only $40 The Lease rental 81 ouly - per year,
| on the whole premises Buildings insured for ti,iH'
This Is splendid iuyostmsut 10 realize large profits.
Would not be disposed Of only party leaving Honolulu.
| Buildings belong to purchaser,
HAVE nice Building Lot TO lease fnr 90 years. Ut
the head Of Emma Street 70 party desiring 10 erect
| cottage thereon.
OTHER Houses 10 Let OTHER Lands % Sell and
| OTHER good investments offered on application.
SERVANTS, MECHANICS AND IiB0REsS viii end my
| Employment Bureau Away superior tu supplying
wants than any other In the city.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK Of every Commercial
| description attended TO-
j. L. wISEMAN,
~ Merchant Street.
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The literary entertainment given by the Homo
lulu Library Association at its rooms last evening
was we'll attended and the participants in the eX-
ercises performed their various parts with credit
b themselves and 10 the satisfaction Of the audi
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Tho old wooden building formerly occupied by
Mr.. Gideon West, on King street next 90 Messrs
Castle Cooke has been RACED and in its stead Mr..
T. B. Walker proposes TO erect large bre-prOOf
building to be built after approved plans.
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Mr. Turton's railway to Honokawai has made
good progress. The grading is now substantially
completed and three miles Of track are laid. About
one mile has been heavy grading along rocky
tract, where a large amount Of dynamite has been
used. The whole length Of the permanent track is
four and one half miles; width of track, 81 inches
steel rails There will be some 5000 feet of move
able track In addition. One and a quarter miles
Of railway will be laid from the mill to the south
end Of Lahaina. The whole cost Of railway and
other plant will not exceed S-}0,OOu. This will
dispense with about $4,000 invested in carts and
teams. hitherto employed in conveying cane to the
mill Considering the enormous wear Of the old
appliances, the economy of railway transportation
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TELEGRAPIllC ADDREss-DUNNl GLASGOW.
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC,
Jas. DUNN. MERCHANT. GLASGOW

JAS DUNN, MERCHANT, HLAoGUW,
(HAwAIIAN CONSULT
Undertakes the purcnasc and shipment o. aikinds Of
British and Continental goods except Ardent Spirits
and will BE- glad receive Orders AZ rates either free
board at shipping port in Europe delivered ship
fbut with dnty for buyers accnunN Honoiulu such
Orders may bc accompanied by rcnittanecs, payable
In London san Francisco; or he will draw n ~ d1ye
sight against confirmed credits from Honolulu Bankers
rr otherwise. to suit the convenience Of buyers.
ErFEHESrrs
MESSRS- WV. q. IRWIN CO. Honolulu.
Hon. J. 5. WALKER. Honolulu.
THE AGRA BANK. Limited. London.
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Complaints about the roads continue TO be
made. In Hamakua Maui near Huelo the mud
is up to tho bellies Of the horses, no eIaggeratlon
or figure of speech. People want TO know when this
state of things is going TO cease. II the Minister
Of Interior would only visit the district and get
stuck" in one Of these sloughs for few hours,
perhaps the authorities would wake up.
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HorsCs seem to fetch good price in Hawaii. In
Kohala a yery sorry bss4st will cost from $50 to
Waimoa prices range higher, going up to $50 for
ordinary animals.
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neat pamphlet of thirty-five pages commem-
oratiye Of the celebration of the Golden wedding
Of Dr.. and Mrs. Lowell Smith, Of this city, has
just been printed at the GAZETTE Office Copies
will be presented to each Of the friends Of the
golden pair.
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Algeroba Lodge of |. o. G. Templars has made
wonderful progress since its inception nov. mum
bering Of those who touch not taste not, handle
not" a total Of 20 members. Mrs. ]. G. Dickson
and several other ladies and gentlemen have been
very acti in furthoring the interests Of the or
gauizatiun.
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HIM. Nrrcmhar. a,th. is

Huo, November, 18th, lse2.
On Tuesday night there was grand display Of
electucliy-thc thuuders Jared the earth IN pro
lonrcd puals, rs The lightning Illuminated the
darkness o. the storm. The rain came down IN u
delucc. NhosnCygr visits Hilo should bring a
mud Sow with him. The streets are simply a
npvlnC mass of mud. Our small fraction Of the
bug loan will not eyun make two streets passable
bv PEDESTRIANS without regarding the roads out
7de Of the muddy village.
The whole District OF Hilo d In a fermcnt. The
iacknsiual tax assessor, kesoa. has taxed nearly
all the property in the District from one hundred
10 two Thousand per cent. beyond its value Con
sequcntly, there have been iunumemblo appeals,
Why appoint man MS Assessor who has neither
Judgment character or responsibility Yet such
have besn the appointments under present
Ministry. What was tie objeCt3 To crush out
the planters OF 10 bend sails 20 the floating Of the
AAhlp0 loan. nov wrecked with scarce jury
mast with Ministerial shirttail huttcring at the
head as a sign Of GistTess2 We'll, I suppose the
pageant Of a coronation. like st, Jacobs OIL, is
calculated 20 cure all these disorders, and the
rheumatic Cabinet will leap forth into new life and
lmb-h they do not have % carry the crown on
orutches. A lame concern, II not blind!
We have an ancient savage living IN Hllo,
who was man grown at the time OF the great
'Okuu m 1904. and distinctly recOllccis All the
great chiefs ali the transactions, and all the
'osruHafigHs' since that date. I have transcribed
s1nle, and also one OF his dreams OF the future
The GAZETIE may look for some Of his rcmlnis-
oeises and forecasts in the future. The horoscope
AANA NAlNh We'll llI AAlN1l lAl lANWtAs
Last night We had repetition OF The storm Of
tuesday. the thunder was louder and more fire.
quent quick, short detonatons followed by deluges
ram Ike cloud bursts and to make the night more
interesting there was the soothing CULVER OF an
earthquake. The telephone won't work-the cleo
INC shocks last night knocked everything out OF
geat-vires were burnt of, telephone poles shiy-
M la and ever very Of hi wreck. ..,
g and - --lry in the States, and
paae TINS -, earnest or prosperity 70 these
Bismarks
his soul - y - -, Gain, which
'fnhach, "a. Governments Of England and
., >ed tia, "a into definite agreement in
nos. Sc5 a.. n Of The finances Of Egypt, II
- nted the offerof England that
oN Al N Public Debt Commission be
kood II impensaticn for doing away
'n but as II an Of control. Other questions
---S-ionn, II the finances Of Egypt val
~ N Governments in concert with
H'uf - Of Europe. OF their ap-
v 50 ~ 10 bslipv has already
2. endurAh
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DR. | CnLLISRRnWNES CHLNRnlYNE

THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE.
Advice 90 INVALID go YOU wish fu obtain quiet rr
fcahiu- Irgp ireg from hrid1ene relief from T'IH lH
anguish, 10 calm and isHulgC thH uHly aching. Of.
protraCfcd disease. iuvisoUr thr ngfFuu1 media and
provide yourself with lint marycious remedy d-e1t-f
"a by Dr Coils Browne laig Army Medical STAN f1
d. admitted By The profession Zoo De- Doe uH#I wonderful
| and valuable remedy ever discovered
CULORuDTNE ID Che beet rrmei1 lurau 'ar gaH-a..
Consumption. Bronchitis. Asthma
UHLURgpYNE a,fs like charm IH uauhH1. IHI
6. The only specific Ion Cholera lHd u7..u'Uu.
CHLORuDYNE sHcstulIly cuts short aII attack af
| Epilepsy Hy-terIa riipiHfiuH 1Hi sH1sma
CnLoEODYNE j. the only palliative. boz Neglai-.a 10.
RheHmufi-m. Cont Cancer Iuofhurlr ManIu-f.H. A.
From symr- q Co.. Pharmaceutical Cbam..f. N.dI
cal Hail. ~iuH, January :, iss TO 7. I. urlHruurI
Req 3, Great Russell street B.oaHi-trrl. London.
Dear -if-Wg efllfass tll. grPgiinnlt ~ ~ l'.1i-
esteemed medicine Ur. \ Coii's Hl0uur thl0uiyns.
his earned Tor itself not only n lIndn.tui hut r'I
ever w Essl ~ q l,mluy 70 -.n,it. N.li.,.
and sha h5 glad t0 hr1r1f Its dudiu- place In
every Angl9'lhnlan hom.. W. ''ngf Di.h'i. Y. ai
sorry % say ucuuw roireliel % ODE native hat1r tna
Judging from theif .ll9 ur fancy iurir Ifnuu ihrir
win BE- hut ov1uescent W. could multiply insilurs
Br1Nuc'- Chiorodyu- in Darrbat and uysruf-rJ.
Splsms, Cramps Nguralril thr Vomiting i Pregnancy
and fs general sr1iiyr, ili hntr orgui.l 1n1rr nF
personal observation during many FrHr. tH Dha..IIH
D1uhwl, and even iu the more terrible forms 0f ,h1.
era itself We have Itn~sas ii- surpr.-u-ir control.
iu- power We Lave never used any other faF % flIs
medicine Than COLTS Br1urs- frnnl nfH rHHrHrT
at its decidedly fle best. aud also FROM .rTr OF IiI
5rr oc 10 flH profession .Hl f1 pHb'r 1rr 1'
op hat tIs constitution OF HuN other Than Coils
Ef8vuf.s g.. urrfuEutrr EEENru FEuH rHr
Pant OBJ gHrHf-1 ru -lfrnr tTu rtrrEsr
kIEE. We are. Sir n'fuulIF you're. 'lH.. GO.
WamhUra 10 Che HhHrm. ~0TIHfrH. tffHfl hii.fl N'r
E1rriIrnry Che Vitsfuy's ChHmiafa"
eau rtON-Nfsr g. hIurrIIur afr w. Word
stttrl That d. j. Coils Browne HHa. nv -
Inventor 0f th'UudYnr, that thr story ,LllSIS
dlnt Freeman was deliberately untrue i
regretted 10 aig. bod been #a0ru tH.-sHH FI 49,
Iuiy o. is6L
zach. None ia genuine Ffrhuuf frH HsH=fH ur o. EH.
Iis BruauH'a Dh'srHdrur du fhH Government .ffHIT-
bottle.
CANTON. Beware Of rIHrr rHI Imitation.
Sole Mtuufieturr-J g. BNrECTuEr a. s-ra
Rrs4rIl Street bloomsbury london. 'i Nn
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The attention Of express drivers is called 10 the
bad habit which is now being frequently INDUCED
in of stopping on the street crossings with their
carriages The habit causes a great deal of incon-
venienoe 10 pedestrians, especially during wet
weather, a walk in the mud having 10 be under
taken TO clear the annoying obstruction. little
regard for the comfort OF pedestrians might enable
ths eruressmeu 70 fare better.
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The Pioneer Mill, Lahaina, was to begin grind.
ing on the 10Th, inst Extensive additions and
improvements have been made TO the machinery.
The cane crop looks well. The Lahaina district
has enioyed abundant rains for the season. The
hills present an aspect usually seen only in the
Surinr
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The Minister Of Finance has been attending to
his duties for the past week. The Cabinet doubt
less think that ample reason for keeping him in
Office Oh, how great is that all embracing charity
OF the Premier
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patent has been granted to Mr.. A. Otto, by
the Minister Of the Interior, under date Of Noyem-
Der nd for an appliance for cleaning and clari-
flying the skimmings Of sugar cane juice II the
invention does what is claimed IT will be most
useful adjunct to plantation plants
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The steamer hapiolaHi will hereafter connect
with the LiE,lI, every wednesday at Mahuk0na,
and will proceed to Kona, touching at intermediate
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Several Peruvian dollars are floating about in
our much mixed currency, probably the effect Of
some late importatiou
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Frequent and heavy rain squalls passed over the
city on the sd inst. No damages reported Whew,
oh niche
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The ROYAL Standard vas seen flying over the
New Palace again on the 2stn inst
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4 couple OF euterprising people have been con-
struciing a caiamaTAn. This novel style OF boat,
to our waters, may be seen at waikiki. Il sails
magnifcently and is calculated to take the shine
out Of anything that sails in this harbor, so say
thJse who know.
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ABOUT IOWN.
The Tax Appeal board meet at the Police Court
room on the fth pru1.
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The we'll known trotting mare Maggie MaEoe,
az Adams auction rooms on the 9th inst. Bid
ding was pretty lively until $50 was reached at
which figure the alliteratiyely named maiden was
Transferred 10 DIR. Trosssau,
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c. o. Berger, Esq, the Treasurerof the Citizens
Executive COMMITTEE, has paid all the prizes
offered by the Committee to competitors IN the
Regatta. But no. not all, there are the cups, Alb,
voc. tho cnnsl
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The Bishop of Olba arrived at Waikiki last
Wednesday and last Saturday proceeded TO Maka-
wac where he was to consecrate the new Roman
Catholic Church. From Makawao he will proceed to
Huelo. and if he is not lost in some one Of the
quagmires along the road will consecrate another
ohm ffnrq
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Sailed


Nov 40 : SucT nudi Cor san Francisco
Am bktur Ella, Brown. for san Imurt-rH
s-PNS : ZealaudIa, Weber Tor sydney
TSS Alaska. BrIhuupr for san Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29

The Kapiolani Park Association will hold a
meeting about the LIST of January, ut which time
detailed reports Of the Secretary and Treasurer
will be rreseuted
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29

The Daily BaEefin showed considerable enter
prise last Saturday and came out with two page
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29
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Or. TEACHERS 0hlce
VIII b eicsed December 9Th. Cor professional visit
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29

Mr. Henry Smith. clerk in the Interior Depart.
mont has been presented by Mrs. Smith with a
mark Of coniugal affection in the shape Of bOun-
cling baby boy. Mother and child are doing well.