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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12
IMPORTS.

Frum san Fr4uciseo ger Discover. July &C @
Ber-r irou safe. 7 q naviss s GO. . ok bolts A
Moutauo, q goois Hoilistcr q Co, sbls aum, &C.
tobscco nr MrGrru. e plated ware. Wells G.
ueuitings ! N ult :. 6 &c iuk pkg stationery. q
e--s Il IllIfsid & - 3 =. cotton E. vs5isa.. I
n--.uar. - pkg glassware Han a son rk-s
~. ti,,s-, 4 C55le ipsi ro.is. = Hor.hiar-e-
q -alhor -1ad-. g " Nacfar.Enr a Co s. pkg papcr
49,, Ase ~ ~. ~ elsss, ., isess
pk-s mdsfs Allen q Robinson, n pkg doors A
Palmer q 20, q g. dfu.- = Mckihbiu I g drugs
rses cruoericsi lriou Fred COMFY - ~ -ra'n and
is-lus-s- ris Il. -ifS la5 ies. II Ma & a. =, rs
-roccrirs - e.. bread. - sk- feed d be- coffee. d
Hagkfeld Go, 81 g. bread, y bbls lime - .k, feur
RI 5es q. 52S & iS s,e 2ng .a ASa
8. ess Hwg 5n9 Ncii, = pkss hgidulre and uuuare;
n fuli, trruk, = h's hay . -. bran; Nut- e
Pkg iampuarC uuuHrg a. pkEs furniture o. stoves;
1ndsc 81 rk-s fsruig 1rc. N NcIueruy q dressing
e 1cg,s y Rose , pk-s materials, I Adau-.
81 rk- fu-riturJ e q Freeman G. books r NoKeu-
-r 4 ~ hrffrr. Castle q tastg fs nk-s nd-r. nor
Iron Work ls hardware: Han q Son b PIKE ruisc
~ - pouder h Nrtscr : horses cows. : buIi, T.
Bis, pks.. NJ Cook 2 Pkss and - Pk-s Chinese
Brr,scf q co. -s5sk- feed 10 BIZ hay - ~ -four
tank gasoline. hcrsc-5 Minister o. Interior 70 cas-
glassware " pas 1ardvlr. = rks leid Wilder & 90.
~ ~ lead; Hal Son, = pkg huarel Is brushes.
Hon Iron " a-k-. lHlrr5 " O. Insru. "a sk- iced
"a nk-s --nccricss A ~ Bu-h- % pk. erpccrcss No
Canaics BE- pork , Cook = pk-s croccrics. ~
srisrs Order iN Pike potatoes onions ann garlic;
herberi pk7s ironware Order ~ G. -gqcgiics Hart
hr1s. e. clothing II p-s -rcccrs-5 Order iA -
bran, a1 rse- Eu-crie-, yulau Bros > pE-s goods
cinfhirE = b. Cufce. - chests tea, Do wiurs n
namun = 1krs -ocures Order, J. pkes groceries aud
stems Wood AVN Diary = bales hay. q sss OH
Tks stationery; Roth, &c hate Mr. Dcvcliu, Trunk
3 ceoivin- o. pk-s D O -ooCs; Brrucr A 60. - h-
lime - Posis g be hur. ny 81 barley y m ereA
and sunday snail parvcs and ~ pkg mdsc 20 chinese
.rn-.
Prom Tahiti, Der rs1rrs. GALS afp9 cords frcp God.
e la-s arro1lrcot. e'sal coccEuuis
Frum san Francisco, pcF City Of Nrv lo-h. ju|y s.
AhCut Ec tens 81 general Merchandise
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ne FOurth = was celebrated Al kapaa by the
--zasrts & Kauai. with considerable srlaf. Dur
inr the forencoa aumber Ct races were run With
~ following results First race, won BY Mr..
HunlIer-s Mnnua.- purse SO. Secund race-
vrun Nv Col Spauidiug's Ton : purse 80
TIiri rara. uur by Co. SparldinS's Jack =
r.rrnr $40. Fourth race. uun By Mr.. I1ou1s
.,rlri1s q tn REGULAR rrcSranir1e- and szs ut up
for IL Furpose Of allowing The celebrated Nam
.sa1lS1r Young Venture an opportunity q
..b1uinr his sTsed Iherr vgrc three ho-sss
artrrra. Wa Co. Sgralding's r0m-- Mr.. Mics
: Tcurs, venture and Mr. Browns snow. and
rrrrvisslv exrscied b ths stallion win an easT
,-,rl-srr. III erurybudv vas disappointed for
= Torr- cane IN ahead By several lengths- FOL
fu-u-rIs ~ SNOW with Young Feut1rr clos
l-.i.ir,f IN. After the races Tie cruzd partook
- a --IrIrtr1s frnn Il Irnff erected for tie p1r-
- rI1nr fe Cub HDnsa. and The Afternoon was
- ~ ~ = swimming and diving match N The
IIsrlnnr AND iF rziuie rnces- sack RACES, climbing
- --rIs11-i rsla etc As Is uftEn asserted that
E-rriiaus karr frrqusntly been known 70 remain
rrl1lrr water two or even tbrsc minutes m GIVING
4 l1aT he iutrresirr - knuE Ne eHAct tine
rrffrk the winner In tic above relsrrud . match
snlf,,r.a srah1nnrrld Tllgrt were I'VE cuntestaitS
II strunc ls11Ity. ri<u11us rrer- ard they uere
dnur an flsa WAY frum tprtT-Ere % 11ty-une
|..r1is Ihr iat fcuze ieI1H th1 tue q ne rl--
uer. W. tenf his naarast corn-1titor By lre or
- rc.r,1s II Is drnhtful If thert Is man ~ thc
.crnIrr who r1r rEl1ai1 u11cr uater nllllule
nn1 o tnlf end c1znl up alive.
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PASSENGERS.

PROM Au.trsIa and New Zcaiand per Ztaiandia
Soy Mr. lockwood, Mr. Mi'lard M Ca kii.
Frum sar FuucIsuc. rcT ka'akaua. July --Wu
ley. = Hirshuar and o Z hirlse.
Prom san Francisro. Der " q Irwin. July Mr. p
sessions Ms N Williams. Mr. L = NcGuirt juo a
Bcckuilh.
Frun kauai. Der ls- Make Juiy 6-Mr MaCfc and
ulfc 2 Ricdc Rev L " siuuri-htl Mr. J Brown
Prom san FungisCo. Per Discover. Jaly No
9rci and wife. NJ shore NJ Lowell and - Chinese
From san Francisco. frr City Of New YORK July s.
Ni-s Nav Richarlsuu. Mr. y Il Goodwin NJ Green
-ifr child aud servant. Mr. J Lichtuei Miss Alice
lees. Mr. , ] Wat-rhcu-e j., Mr. y Waterh1usl and
iaEettrf. Mes ] llaffis. Mrs Webb Nm sin
rr-rr child and uursr Miss Nary Wilder, Mis- Dufl
rohinsou Nj Geo " Miles Mr. Kennedy and
chl6 ~ A u Spence. NJ O. n Bea ard wife NJ :
nrumt NJ wr- L Blahou. Iicuf : A Roberts r y. NJ
A B Grccory and wifc, Nj Rudolf Jordan. Mr. N Gil
uorr. NJ Geo S-i-icr VI Barucs NJ Peter Genet
Mr. Heusy Genet. NrJ I nouncy and wiic. Mr. Albert
Nsrks. Mr. James Cameron. Mr. n Fcutard. Mr. A Nevis
Nh Many Carson and child, and i'5 Chinese
Frur Wirdvard Ports, per Likclikc. July s-l5ovcf
meas kcknuiikc. : q wilder Z lscnhcf-. Z Glade. !
Campbell W 4 Wiiicr, n u CouucIl, Z y Make, a
Barre Ir Bculiss. FCrfcrEeit- ! K Nils, Z L Hon
klns p Hocksuc D Aiwoht II Zcrhr. J Woud, Miss
Esuakuhclai Mr. Wright. Mis- kaiiivrrla. Ais-c-
A Bcitcns p CrouuiughcrE, wife ard child, Akeons.
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Race. at waiIuku. Mani.

Tho gialis1s Fourih passed OF at wailuku
with great cclat. Eseguus Who possessed ban
uer fun-- IL o1f On tie oute- waii. At an carry
hour. people were already heading for th. course,
fox raccs vGre the order Of the day. They vent
Of spleudldly, and everyone seemed 10 eudearoT
to make things pleasant he track vas il spleen
did cundiiion asd many ladies occupied the sand
watching The s1roceedIncs With interest, and IS
Yerdznt Green E0uid say. Lending a larm 10
chifa.- Tle Cuulr1iktee Of Arrangements, t0vhom
every credit Is due for The success and good man
frc reniiemen. VIZ W. II. C0ruEell, ChAiru8n-
Jas Bailey NJ. Barnes. I. ". (firvin, Mr.. Center,
p n Makea. C. Broad The judges were. DIi r.
H En6ars. llr. H0pke. J. Homer Timer was tlr-
Barnes. Clerk o. C1urse Jno. kIchardso1- HE ~
lowing Is tie resrit Of thc races, oiicini tfuaes
i Hr-triefsriila Prre fzo1.-kunuiur FACE
Eziln dass forzil HaEsfzn hoz.sss y. b cgEn1.
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49, tn hInnr Cnrrr.pcndent..

In reply % numerous inquiries from our readers
concerning the wonderful qualities Of the Great
German Remedy. St jacobs Oil.-mentioned IN a
recent issue.-We would inform them that the
article may be obtained from retail druggists,
or by their aid Ask for s.. Jacobs Oh, and #
the dealer does not keep il in stock be will he able
20 procure q in q few DAYS froui the wholesale
houses. We understand there Is ALREADY an I'M
mediate demand for the remedy, which Is not very
Surprising when Il Is considered what II Is daily
arc1mplishiu. in the way Of relief and cures,
BORDERING in some instances On the miraculous,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

Messrs. HOLSTER & Co. have just received and
put up IN their store, very handsome soda fOun-
tain This is OF the kind known as the prize
fountain. and was manufactured by John Mathews
q New York Il IS fitted up with various colored
marbles. tvo men can work az the fountain az
once A patent valve Is a feature of the fountain.
It permits regular charge Of syrup to 60 into the
glass and no more unless specially desired by the
customer A sample Of the soda which We tasted,
proved il % be Of excellent quality. Call on Hoi
lister and judge for yourselves
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

The Hon. Representatives unanimously con
curred in the resolution introduced by Mr.. kalua
90 Monday. that in yieE Of the prosperity Of this
nation resulting from the Reciprocity Treaty. II
vas high time that the Ministry made known 10
thu Assembly and the public at large their intended
policy in regard this matter. Dr. J. Mott smith
strongly supported the resolution IN a lengthy
and eloquent speech, which will be found IN the
legislative proceedings
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MEMoRANDA.

Spokru-Apr e = " Ger 81 Tossfa. Harris
. lalEH. f-uu Cardiff Tor ibis port
EePo-s uf thr Pm = CITY OF Rev York, COBB Corr.
manisTS Sailed ffum San Francisco July 1t. q 81,Q
pm. discharged pilot ai fsf1 M boarded By Homo
Iulu -al-t Jrig s-h a. 2ii time pilot Oh plot 8
dave p hours. q miuuIct Pine weather and wudrr-
81
Thr German Hzrk reih0 wac i1lisr- iu uuuEkonE on
The f5fh jane f1- H1uoluiu srrct-
The schf JuIa VIII probably -an t1-m1rrcu flf the
Sew urhrfits
TIE str- Srrarhal-y and AMER Head have both beer
detained On san frInclsco BY the u=ratue regulations
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

Their s great need OF a Government school at
Kappa school where the. English language
wuuld be taught Since the arrival of the Mos-
errh. thero Gre thirty-fve additional families az
kapaa and keaiia for whom there is no provision
for education These Portuguese families appear
% have settled down with the IDEA Of making
themselves al home. They are beginning TO deco
rate their lots with flowers and making their
hl4r- fs.s.k -s.H,fa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

ALExASnKIA. June s2.-RaEheb Pasha has in
formed the Italian Consul that 5000 natives are
starving. The Cabinet Council considers the
question to-day. a
There are now thirty two me1i-of-var IN the
harbor of Alexandria, and four moro are expected
There were symptoms of 4 rising here yesterday,
directed particularly against the English. The
soldiers cleared the square and the guards have
haen lnnlln.l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

Nj Haistsad's mill has finished grinding.
Every prospect of good yield as soon as he starts
N again. His plantation promises 70 give between
800 and 900 tons. The cane looks IN nne condition
The w0rk Is said 10 very economically done.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

AMI. Thrse or four months ago they obtained an
advance from $50 per month 10 81, and nov
many OF them are sticking oui for 81 a day, and
long unless they can be checkmated by the intro
duction Of more laborers- Il is pity that part
Of the stream q emigration fron China 10 Cali
fornia cannot be diverted from the latter coun-
try vht;c the Chinan,an Is not wanted. to Hawaii
where We need him 50 much
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

The now buildinc Of Mr.. :. I. watsrhOuse on
Fort street vas opened last week. 1t is the hand
soonest shop IN this city. Il Is the ste Of the
old No. 10 and viii continue TO h known as
No. 10
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Report of the Examining Committee of
Oahu COLLEGE.

EDwARD l.. g. STEELE.
President Oceanic Steamship Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

A water right case has been exciting waialua
for some time Judge McCuly went down last
Friday 10 see the land before giving his decision
he made a thorough examination. walking over
considerable ground in the course Of his irspec-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

The Seaside Social Club At RaPaA continues TO
gain favuE with the residents in that locality. The
oiiice-s for the ensuing half year were elected
about month AGO with the following result Mr..
q. II. Dole, Treasurer; Mr.. Thomas, Secretary
Mr.. Potter, Librarian. Several debates have been
held during the trsi half year and amongst the
subjects under discussion were Total Prohibition
Of liquor, Chinese immigration, Reciprocity and
Annexation. The subject al present on the taps
Is. Is il good policy Of the United States TO pro
him The l-.r--i.ratlnl Of Nklnese- =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

The Rev. T. Blackburn, the late Warden Of the
Guild o. s.. Andrew. vas presented with a com
Elementary address by the members Of that body
on the eve Of his departure for New Zealand. he
vas asked to accept Of few snail articles Of
be was held by his numerous friends Mr.. and
hrs. Blackburn left BY the Ciy n Nsr Ioi7l early
on Sunday morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12
NoRubbinc ont the Record.

When substance has certain powers claimed
for II, and everybody testihes that il does more
than Is claimed for IT, TO gainsay its worth Is use
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

The government and Young Hawaii are de
sirous just nov OF playing -loan" hand. The
hand should be a strong one and should hold both
bowers. some wicked fellow suggests that bowers
are knaves anyhow The loan hand must be
weak. we fear. for We are quite sure there cannot
be any knayes about the administration Of Young
Hawaii ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

The following letters upon the steamship lines
calling al our port will be Of interest TO our
readers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

70 W. I0r AdFfrII1fd IlfIIcT5-
JSO. y KAfESA. r. n c.
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Or. N. b. EMERSON.

physician AND SURGEON.
Il Consultation Rooms and Residence No 2 knkui
Street, corner Of FORT
~ oFTlcE not Rs-s'i To iOii a. m; rs iea'i o.
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PORT OF HONOLULU,


Arrived.
FrIr E-Arn bStuc Discovery, rcriuiln, from San 2
Am hrtuc W Mrycr. Howe. from san frau
g-rMsS City OF New Nnrk Cobb, from 4
SIR hrfEC TavCra, from Tahiti
li-hr >imr Triumph. from Hou=z'1-
Sailed.
Jrr s-t-cr ~ Auna pfccht N0fer fOr 2 Townsend
1HrN Cts o. Nev York, Cphh. Tor >ydnel
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OWNER WANTED,

~ FOR TWO TRUNKS. Address
ksollM ED MRS. McMILLS, and shipped per
NNIgW schl HRleakaIa 90 Iilo. No owner
$1,000 can be found at Ililo for said Trunks.
Parties claiming ownership in said Trunks will please
call Capt Crane Schr. lialc4kala, pay charges OF
advertising and freight and receive their property
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

H q II X 4 Ms ~ 9 ~ ID N M -
OAKLAND, CAL.
REV. H. E. JEwETr. .s.s PRINCIPAL.
This Institution. Heretofore known A. S0LnEN
GATE ACADEMY, viii open TUESDAY a. ~, Illy
isru, ~ The Building and Grounds aro uudCrscir1
extensive improvements.
Classical, Literary and English Caurscs rclr-
graphy TAUGHT Boys aud yuung men received. send
Tor Prospectus to Il, +. lEwErf. Principal 30 q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

Water Is now flowing from the ariesiAn well
recently bored by Mr.. Fsssler for the Rev. Mr..
Bingham. In this case water has been obtained
at the comparatively short depth Of So feet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12
MOrtgagee's Notice Of Intention to
LOST OR STOLEN

THE FOLLOWING DRAFTS AND
L MONEY were either Stolen or Lost from my peck.
Ct last saturday. Payment Of the Drafts have been
stopped.
Drafts No ta for SID; No. 10 for $50; No - Tor
-, $40; No. ~, for $40 an drawn 20 The order %
G. sam Lung 4 Co., BY 4. :. Pratt on q. W Macflr-
lane & Co., and uncndurscd.
Dran Ne. I'D, drawn to the order of &. X. kapur
for 500 sliOu, by + r. Porter, W. g. Irwin u Co
Daft No Jta drawn TO the order % r. n. Bailey,
Tor szfs. by L. n. Alexander on Castle q Cooke
Two Ten Dollars Notes, aud Que Two Dollar aud
half gold piece. $40 lu n. A. iiEEN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12


Capt J. Robertson. Of Sun Francisco, has taken
command Of the stesmerH. II. Rssi
The three-1nasted schooner EJcsisior cleared from
Hilo for Port Townsend on Thursday. July 9Th. IN
ballast.
The Fourth Of July passed very quietly at Hilo.
A few squibs and frecrackers were sent of and all
the flags thrown to the breezs- lie schooner r.
csfso4 living IN the harbor, beautifully dressed
out with flags. The stores showed their apprecla-
tion Of the DAY By closing their doors, but the
planters were all hard al work. The Police Court
seemed 70 have mon business than usual, there
being case Of liquor selling on the docks result
Ing IN conviction
The examination of the children in the For
eisn School al Hilo. took place on Friday, June
soth. ISL the school has been for the past
year under the care Of Miss Cora Hitchcock.
and the pupils show by their prugress that
they have been IN good hands. II Is very much 70
be hopci that Miss Hitchcock viii continue IN
charge Of the school during the coming year Two
prizes for pe1nanship stimulated the pupils during
the past year-the first prize for peurnanship, and
the second for greatest improvement during the
wear. The specimens vert al passed into the
hands Of n committee Of three ladies vho decided
that the first Prize belonged to Miss Pauline Lewis
with honorable mention TO Master Len Lyman
Master Chas Hitchcock and several others Ihe
second prize, tnat for greatest improvement fei
to Miss Louise Wilhsln1- The order Of the school
vas most excellent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THERE WILL BE \ MEETING OF
i cX-soldiers aud sailors Of the u. :. Army and
Navy. at TIE Hawaiian Hotel next Saturday evening.
July 18th, $50. for the purpose Of receiving the
names Of those who wish to become members Of Post
may be had by applying to the Secretary, al the Office
OF VIM. q. Irwin ! Co. corner Of Fort and Queen St.
between the hours Of l. and p M, or 70 T. L. Clark,
ONCE p. g. ifrsTfissr. from 70 2. M.
Nv Order OBS III g. II EIDRIDGE Scr-v
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TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.

HAWAIIAN CONSULT
Undertakes the purchase aud shipment Of ali kinds OF
British and Continental goods except Ardent Spirits,
and will be glad to receive Orders at rates either free
board at shipping port in Europe or delivered cN ship
tbut with duty for buyets accouun at Honolulu. such
Orders may be accompanied by remittanccs payable
London san Francisco; he will draw at 81 days
sight against confirmed credits FROM Honolulu Baukers,
" otherwise, to suit the convenience Of buyers.
REFERENCES
NESSRS. WM. &. IRWIN & co, Honolulu;
HON. J. :. WALKER. Honolulu.
THE AGRA BANk. tLimitcdl London.
80 iy
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DR. W. DE FRIES

veterinary surgeon.
ORDERS LEFT AT DODD'S LIV-
" ERY STABLES Honolulu. will receive prompt
attention..
The Doctor has Just returned from a three months
trip around tho various Islands, where h. has been
gagged In cnfiug aud hcaling horses, on Plantations
and fAr private individuals aud holds iaitcfing icsi
monlals for his skill and ability In his profession iu
ali directions N the kiu-tlufu. I'M
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

Messrs- Wilder 4 COS store has t~en orua-
menied with some very pretty lettering, the work
Of Mr. G. Stratemevsr
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ISLAND LOCALS.


Considerable fencing is being du1e on the Lei
lehua plains; this IS changing the aspect Of the
distric; considerably.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

Gov. J. o. Duminis Is convaiescing. aud Is nov
enabled TO attend the sittings Of the House for
short period each day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

M. Luther WILCOX, Interpreter Of the Legs
lative Assembly, has alsc been appointed Trans
lator 10 that boSv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

On Sunday the ID inst. Ssr- L Blaisdsil vas
thrSun from has horss At Kealia- and broke both
hone. u his ann. betEeen is tlluv and vrisi-
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MAUI

Work Is al a staad-stin on the artesiAn Eell in
Kahului- They are waiting for piping.
THURSDAY. July 6,h, Esama Azgrsfa came into
Kahului frusn Port BlakeIy with cargo Of lumber
for Capt. Hobrun.
Parker kept his vord about HobrUn's new loco
motiSe: It zas running on the = Fourth and Is
christsned the Claws Spreekels-- On the last
train from Wailuku on the Fourfh Parker took
SINE 90 passongers-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

Col. spalding daily exercises ms nsz span q
horses that recently arrived from California.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

On thu vindrard side q the Island the weather
has been sarnsuha. sho~rry Of late, while The lee
vsr.i districts have resumed thar normal STATE Of
nrSlfitw
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

The ;. :. Ss,- had no; arrived at SAN Francisco
when the CIy e NeT Yarl left on the LIST inst
She WIS then uine DAYS ont
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

The Rev. J. A. CruzAn went over to Maui last
week on visit His stay will probably extend
until sunday the 18th INST
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General ,Hrrrliapdisr.
TO LET
NOTICE,

A BRICK STORE ON HOTEL ST..
"a near Nuuanu. For particulars, enquire al
MCLEAN BROS No. : Nuuanu st. qi3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

The Cifs Of Nsis Torl made the passsgs from
Pilot TO Pilot in days - hours and Is minutes
Her arrival on Saturday afternoon last was pleas
ant surprise.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

MAN LIN. RESIDING; IN CHINA,
VI i not connected in any way with the frm Of Mau
Chuck 4 Co. from this date, July ist, isss.
MAN CHUCK a co
Honolulu July 9Th isss gli 6ts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

The name Of Mr.. A. ". Bush was Inadvertently
omitted from the COLLATION. Committee Of the
Fourth Of Julv srranrsnents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

Tlis must ef ths mills on Kzuai ara SIN grid
ine. and as ruis the crops this year arr farming
uut OCCASIONALLY lzr.-s- On the Nalas Scar Co.
rinrtntSou. AZ knpaa. which finished grinding
several wrecks ago they made go tons q s1zzr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

t'u Friday las. Mr.. Aholo expressed desire
that in future members making charges against
Government servants shall be prepared TO prove
the same.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

The saturday evening Temperance Meetings at
the Bethel yss.ry are the means Of doing good
work. Mr.. Hallenbsck conducted the meeting on
SATURDAY. last and many new converts responded
10 his earnest calls. The hour Of meeting Is 40
=, rr. and all are invited 70 attend.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

meeting Of veterans Of the {. ;. Army and
Navy was held at the Hawaiian Hotel on Saturday
evening last. General Comfy called the meeting
TO order and nominated Dr.. Hagan TO the Chair.
The President briefly stated the object Of the
meeting. and.on motion to apply for Charter for
Post Of the G. A. r. il was carried. The Secretary,
Mr. c. h Eidridge, vas instructed TO call an
adjourned meeting on Saturday next, the 18th inst
for the purpose Of receiving the names OF all
veterans who desire to become members Of this
Post. After a vote of thanks to Mr. Lawlor for
the OF the Hotel parlOrs, the meeting adjourned
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

Capt J. Robertson. Of Sun Francisco, has taken
command Of the stesmerH ". II. Rssi.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

The Rev. Mr.. Wainwright has been in Honolulu
during the past week on his usual quarterly visit
BE- returned to Kapaa by the C. &. Bi.4ep last
evening
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

NJ. G.. Z. Wells, the music dealer has extended
his place Of business by the occupation Of the
premises adjoining his old stand IN CampbelIS
block No lO7 Fort street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

The British steamer T5if.srt arrived on Monday
from Ho1gkone. VIA Japan. She has on board
100 Cinnamon. 80 Of whom will be landed here
as soon as the authorities are prepared Tor their
reception al the quarantine station. These men
are already engaged
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

The thTee-rnasted schooner Erccisior cleared from
Hilo for Port Townsend on Thursday. July 9Th. in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

The Planters Labor and Supply Company has
chart,red the schooner Jsla to ~ south for labor
efs. She viii b commanded by Captain Iieruy
There are orders Tor no less than 81 laborers asked
for. The voyage will probably last months