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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

AN Am


II TO AUTHORIZE THE HOLDING OF
AN ELECTION FOR REPRESENTA-
TIVE FOR THE DISTRICT OF KAA
| NAPALI, MAUI.
| WHEREAS, the district composed Q
Kahaknloa and Kaanapali, on the IsIando
Maui, is by law separate election distric
and entitled to elect Representative I,
the Legislative Assembly, and
WHEREAS, the said District is not sep
arate Judicial or Taxation District, ans
therefore there were not District Justices
Tax Collectors or School Superintendent.
available within the District from amoue
| whom the Minister of the Interior could
designate Inspectors to preside over and
conduct the elections held on the LIST day
of February, 1882, and in consequence
thereof no election was held in that Dis
trict; therefore Be it eracted by the King
and Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian
Islands, in the Legislature of the Kingdom
assembled:
SECTION l. There shall be an election for
RepresentativsAeld in the district composed
of Kahakuloa and Kaanapal, on the Island
of Maui, at the school housein said districts
(which, at least ten days previour public
notice shall be given by the Inspector of
Election.
SECTION 2. The Minister of the Interior
is hereby authorized and required to ap-
point three suitable persons, as Inspectors,
to preside over and conduct the said cleo
ton.
SECTION 8. The election provided for
by this Act shall be conducted according
to the law regulating elections, and the
election hereby ordered shall be valid and
binding to all intents and purposes,
and the tenure of office of the Reprenta-
tive SO elected shall be the same as if
elected at regular election.
SECTION 4. At all elections for Repre-
sentatives hereafter to be held the Min
lister of the Interior is hereby authorized
and empowered to establish a place for
receiving the votes in the said District
composed of Kaanapali and Kahakuloa,
Island of Maui, and to designate three
suitable persons as inspectors to preside
over and conduct the said election.
SECTION 5. This Act shall take effect
Immediately.
Approved this second day of May, A. D.
1882.
[signed.l KALAKAUA REX.
800 SO st
AN ACT
TO CREATE AN ADDITIONAL
PORT OF ENTRY AND DEPARTURE
OF.VESSELS FROM FOREIGN COUN-
TRIES IN THE COLLECTION DIS
TR1CT OF KAWAIHAE, IN THE
ISLAND OF HAWAII.
Be it enacted by the King and the Legis-
lative Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands,
in the Legislature Of the Kingdom assem-
bled.
SECTION l. Mahukona, in the Island of
Hawaii and Collection District of Hawai-
hae, shall be and is hereby created an
additional Port of Entry and departure of
Vessels from Foreign Countries.
SECTION 2. This Act shall take affect
and become law on the 1st day of July
next ensuing.
Approved this 9th day of May, A. D.
1882. Signed
905 KALAKAUA REX.
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Second reading Of an Act to abolish peddlne
Licenses.
DR.. J. Mott Smith moved that this bill pass to
engrossmknt. Ole explained fully the nature of
the existing licenses. one for cakes, and one for
foreign goods. The former was taken out exclu-
Hawaiian so poor as to want 10 petdle cakes.
since the LIST Of April there had been quite rush
Tor these licenses. They could not make a living
out oil the business iegitimateiy. These peddlers
liquor: The good of the country deserves the
abolition Of this law. If both laws are not re-
pealed, the Chinese win give up one and take out
postponed.
MIR. Kalua moved that it be referred to the Ju
dietary Committee. Carried.
The House adiourned at II 30 a. m
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Is. s Cos limo Table for 1882.
COM E CIAL.
H0Y0LTLU. MAYI7l

AOAOLG ~. NAY lsth. u.s.
A ebanre for the better has taken place since las
i.sps The overdue feet from the Coast has arrived
and the Furness Abbey from Boston, thus furnishing
an, market with all the supplies that will be needed
for come time to come.
su-ar continues arrive freely from the other Is
and. and quick dispatch with the San Francisco
v,ss,r. is the order Of the day.
The city Of sydney arrived on the 18th and brought
date 70 the sth We quote the usual Monthly Circular
~ Mcssrs. Williams, Dmond & Co. as follows:
san FRANCISCO May 9th. 1872.
Our last advioes were dated April l0th ult., since
which time, with favorable weather, considerable aetiv-
itT bss raled in most branches of trade. Crop
nTospsc throughout the varied yet, without
some unforeseen accident anticipate full average
SIG AR-The day after our last circular was issued
reaned Advanced &c per D., since which there has
been no chang Hawaiian grocery grades are without
I'm. in Ncw York are dun at decline ofl-16 and
the Manila market is BIG lower, with prospects of
RICEUGll in hands of one Importer held at &C cash.
Jobbers borrowing from one another. Eastern demand
@GLAssEs--A small quantity Of osry choice would
u' FLoGRIGoldcn GAZE extra family s5a5.
oATS-Gcod feed are worth g.
BARLEY-Feed l. worth SI75,
BRAN-sl4O0 per ton delivered.
T1ILow-we quote Crude 6slogs7s.c, Refined SIC;
-wOOL-Demand her. quite steady. Eastern market
a and favor buyers. We quote southern and san
Joaquin lso2}c, Northern 2loJsse. Receipts small.
YORK sight l-2Oth premium.
PROJECTED DEPARTURES
Am bktue Ella: Am bktno Falkinburg; An blk
Ferris :. Thompson (kahului via Nictorial; Am sch
Rosario lhahuiuJ;
The arrivals for the week have been the KalakaEa, W
g Irwia " Il Meyer, Eurcka, Caibaricn, and City Of
Sydney, from san Francisco and the Furness Abbey,
from Boston The latter vessel viii proceed Hong
kong direct saturday next with part Of her original
cargo.
The departures were Cassie Hayward, for san Fran
cisco, and City OF sydney, for Auckland and sydney
An extensive sale Of vduabie property in and about
Honolulu is advertised to be sold by public auction
the s5th instant.
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Tn at Of this highly praised company has
been d forward TO with anxiety for some
week by the thGatre-goiMg public. They
arrly thursday last and on Saturday they
n Pc .or the first time on the boards Of our
N 81 NotwithstH uding the counter attrac-
a. .mpbells bu 0g-the seais were all
A fore midday S1turdav. Long before
thes * tho theatre literally arammed.
Nj xceptlon of few noisy boys IN the
waiia audisnce was exceptionally attentive
M 1ative. The reputation which preceded
M vas fully maintained by tho perform
torres 'Irlcks on Saturday night. hose VII
nv PEE the Great Eugene were m reward
la,-T q manner in which he filled 51e as a
riol His representation of Tina PAIN
de- q wood. more especially d cndering
l rgmember me-" Gilbert
y on very high spec g Of bur
fderal one point more tlllI another
4 accou % was as MofsiD hgrrRia,
Iansfel, Mr.. Glover made q roilick-
ilitaTy ~ Ia n ',i-r. Pr cary ny
lchs Dc Of the instrument must
Is pr ly enCOryG 20 which he
ing Of ''ihg lst Rose Of
LoIt ClucIletta STYLED "Fool-
.nglis we'd. In which Miss Marie
Aspl in Honolulu. This lady
le6r rourls. As her r5putation
I'd over Aus ralia. India,
asu nted States Her articu-
met IN voice is sWeCllv musical
.friC N 'cked N the Cradle Of the
ffen an st Vociferous encore she
a. D that most pathetic air
Mr.. GiOvcrs masks and
col er, not the least meritor-
and i funnyold gentleman who
hip. ? quiet Il q way Mr.
90, - ppearancc. iie delighted
~ cuPied the stage with the
onall 4 ed from crystal classes.
NJ, nee on peculiar Boz itru
There Is a treat ig ore
auor long Ny MuLd.u lu5
rat IN in tlis city. Tie u.r
ppar h a iparkling f1rae 1a
at,o few words. M. Gilbert
" upiIl was the heroine u.
- NJ. Peter poCUu .rue
Iay, } ious spouse anu t.ar- mt
eSk performance clC Eel. about
ID W 'rdiCnce retired tehfv
80 class entortaiu1lal. On
Mono. aa an ut've chang ~ pro-
gram { 5Ofore Uell-fllyd house. Io-ua-r1v
i,,r lg they will pi sent a bu csque on H u. 5.
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Court opened at Hilo on Thursday, May 4th and
closed on Wednesday, May 10th. The work has
been done rapidly and well.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

A valuable book, the index of all the claims
awarded by the Land Commissioner, has been laid
upon the desk
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The Hotel is undergoing very thorough reno
walton; painting and a general cleaning are the
order Of the day. The stables have been denlol.
ished; the old laundry and adjacent outhouses
cleared away, and the surroundings generally are
being cleared for Improvements. Plans of new
cottages, new laundry, bath houses, water closets
etc, have been on view at the Hotel Office during
the week The designs are in good taste, and
there Is every reason 10 believe the workmanship
will be of first class order An artesian well Is
being sunk on the Doctors property facing Ala
kea street. In the course of few months, we may
expect to see a very different state of affairs 70
what has been ruling for some years past.
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We hear that an English man-of-war may
shortly be expected in our harbor.
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The steamer C. z. Bishop is TO be laid up for
repairs for week. The james MaIee left last
evening to make the circuit of Kauai.
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Mr. Dodd has introduced the Prohibltory Law
against smoking in his omnibuses.
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HAWAII.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Woods and Mrs. Sam Parker
propose visiting England shortly
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The piano used at the Loan Exhibition was a
Neufeldt, lent for the occasion by Messrs. Hack
field Il Co
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The Emma claEdisa having taken on board 227
tons of sugar at Papaikau landing from the Hitch
cock plantation returned 10 Hilo on Wednesday,
Waiakea Mill before sailing for San Francisco
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On the fourth.page will be found an able article
on taxation by the Hon. S. n Castle.
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Mr.. Preston injured his knee when landing at
Hilo from the steamer. The injury has been of
such a severe nature, that he has been unable to
walk about during his stay.
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From private letters, we hear that a Norwegian
Commission may be shortly expected.
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The weather has been very dry in Hamakua.
Mr., Ldgate has had to give up fiumingo on account
of the drnuobt
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Loan FxhJ7 ton.

debtoN has been l-i ops aH the week ara is
p t8e \ v-y Fun a lu 'cb .sgieg inc
breal,t re provided spme
He md g. On ltsday and
Comm asiraUe-tll- is
M .c Dee bepel
DrI nem .u Among
with( nave laar s1uc. l1
Comm oar Honolulu ~ dae,.s aud sones by
ST a.rateursi . d lely Psatty i-5leaux repre-
NJ Governor Box md his wife representa-
TSs'ss Ers:ns, Feadi.IgE. eic.
Mr. refreshment department. has been most
lee be orsucted. This section has beer, z most
Nj 81 sssistnnoe 10 IT, general Recess " he
uu.lHsst HI M. 4 noon lur "a has a arrsl e cry
adoption hs.0 or spG guests nd ard i.ecruam
considera >sytnluee -. bh l-a loI the
gestlOn been fallee a.ao 1st l-c left
ested de 4 hnEne- cooked io been no
forwar,lip Nbo- for these laehe bot supposed
of its matt pie 70 keep = = iei 80 man 90 a
same thin. nt tc carry ~ q taen-
tige. on u cue ~ ele 1l the com.
y. d her efsc|>n as shey have
ed il 50 suco<e nj i l1ar has been
- d on tho coulit they were
MR. EnI % solicit from 4 ODD ipplies for
S1se p. C.s5pe instead "a ymG .a hem pre-
4 ,lghicb 4by a paid nnc exI 1os. 1t has
- - ~ q good deal OF + ra ID fought to
dutid On Z AT arms length. lW- lie actual
taxp(yer the dining room las done by the
.,tie- subiac4N ,es own hands ~ 90 ID served
,-,s, (: Iwel for 10 practice 2 fefr OF the
R,oa.ss' I of Honol ala and - whole
invested Kant Is great credit il.i I've Utility
p so', .v nql Refr hu1eni Comm q mes Of
~. % ,se-1aoleP. G Jonss, Mrs. =. llra md Mrs.
eols propepIF ars, dnservt est ~ ll1 u their
R gSas ;h q foEts 70 nlake fr-he1. aapart-
gamer aftSt ltd s m b. b
with regEt fH a bzight r. f,c- sent enc
they atesxnit xith its ca cfs afvTla he
Ants = eitne, lunch OF ia ~ owmng Ihc
Il From d best part Of bo sssl 10 Sith !.
u II,AsaifI Il, and assist il b1iidf b. hury md
~ S1&h GOOD ausSses ~ ant ~ d1ubt
49, f>ereItr S.. y fecaiuts us---4
flon ia, n
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Mr.H.A.P. Carter viii not return to Honolulu
D.. a.. J,,,,o etoau,ar
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a postal money order system has been drafted
by the Postmaster General, and presented to the
Assembly. This bill Will, no doubt meet with uni
versal appreciation.
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The cancelling of the peddling licenses will can
Gel all existing licenses Immediately the law is put
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pamphlet, giving Judge Aliens argument in
favor of the treaty, has been received. The Judge
brings forward a number of stubborn facts and
figures
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Professor Zamloch, the magician, arrived by the
City of Sydney. and left for windward last evening
per Ldeiike. On his return he promises to show
this community some new wonders.
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Mr.. c. B. Wilson has been appointed Superiu-
tendent of waterworks, vice Mr.. G. d. Freeth, re-.
signed. The change will take effect on the first of
Julv
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Isidor Roscncrantz, professor of music, landed
here on Monday last. He proposes establishing
himself piano tuner and musical Instructor
| He comes HIGHLY recommended.
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The CITY Of Sydney made the passage from San
francisco to Honolulu in days, % hours.
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The monthly meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A. takes
place tomorrow evening, at 100 P. NJ, at the Ly
ceum. Plans for the new building will be consid-
cred, and full attendance is expected.
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The city Of Sydney was commanded by Captain
W..B. Seabury on her downward trip.
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general kokaa resounded through the House,
when Mr.. Liikalani gave notice of his 100000
loan bill on Monday. What is the inference TO be
drawn
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Mr.. Frank Brown has given notice of his inten-
ton TO amend the Sunday Law. As the law is at
present it will certainly bear a great deal of
amendment. We trust the member for Eva will
draw up bill TO suit everybody.
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New brick buildings are springing up in ev

good one, and ali property holders should jon, in
urging the measure forward. Wooden buildings
IN the midst Of the city are reallv SO many FIRE
traps, which may catch ablaze at any time.
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New brick buildings are springing up in every
direction. just now, Hotel Street. between Nuua-
ma and Fort Streets presents business like as
spect. substantial looking building is going
forward on the Mclean property, and on the op-
posite side, next door to the Partisan restaurant
large brick building is in course of erection
j. I. Warehouses; new store on Fort street pre-
sents handsome and imposing appearance, as
also do the new premises on Kaahumanu street. to
be occupied by Mr.. Rogers. the matchmaker, and
two OF three gentlemen Of the legal profession.
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Mr.. Nolte has the thanks of the Ladies' Refresh
ment Committee. Hesupplied, on occasion, knives,
forks, etc, and goodly quantity of coffee When
asked for bill, he said he had none. This was
practical liberalitY.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

Dr. J. Mott Smiths passport bill is not killed
yet, though ii had narrow squeak on its second
reading. It is now in the hands of a special com
mittee, who will probably put it in such shape as
TO make it acceptable to the minds of our sOlon-
like legislators.
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Glen Idrerfisemrpfs.
NOTICE
NOTICE.

BISHOP & CO.'S PAYMENT Is
ID on Certificate No. o622, for $50. $3.50 paid on
account itt
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A dumb native girl was charged with being drunk
on Sunday last. She is an old offender, and
sentenced TO one months imprisonment. She
treated the whole affair with indifference, and left
the Court though nothing had happened.
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

Wednesday and Thursdays proceedings of the
Legislature will be found ON the first page.
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/
The residents of Kau complain about thei
mails The newspapers reach them anywher
from five to eleven days after date of publication
Could the Island get the full benefit of the over
| land mail service, it would reduce the time abou
one half. All that the Kau people ask is, that th
mails 60 and come by the quickest conveyance
| established. This change however cannot b
| brought about, unless higher pay is offered to thu
carriers. We have reason to believe that the Pos
| Master General is giving good deal of attention
to the matter
Late advices from Hjlo state that there were a
upon the car which was upset at Waiakea. As W,
| stated last week one Chinaman was killed out
| right we learn now that another was so mucl
injured that he died on the Sunday following, anC
1 that % others more Of the occupants of the ca
were injured. Two of these have broken legs, two
broken arms, two dislocated elbows, one dslocateC
ankle, one broken thumb, and all badly bruised
many having severe cuts on head, hands, legs etc
| Drs. Kittridge and Wetmore have assiduousll
attended to the injured men. We are happy to b,
able to report that with the exception OF the two
| already mentioned, all are doing well. few mel
| have already gone TO work and quite number o.
others will be able to begin work again during tn,
present week.
MAUI.
The Mills are still busily at work there ap
pears to be no let up.
The John d. Sp,eckeis arrived at Kahului May
9th. Ia days from San Francisco.
The Bishop of 0lba visited Wailuku and Ulapa
lakua, prior to going TO Lahaina from where be
embarked for Honolulu per LikelRe.
On the night of the sth, at Waikiki. there was
heavy rain with Southerly wind. The down pouI
was acceptable as il laid the dust that has been SC
disaGreable for some time past.
The shooting season, so far as plover are con
cemed, is over. The last plover emigrated North
eastery last week. He has been waiting to
present his biz to the Legislature but changed his
mind the people of Alaska are now examining
his E0tes deponent saith not thy will be accepted
Mr.. Spreckels' store at Kahului is one of the
largest on the island. You can get anything from
a ten-penny nail to a silk dress We Maui people
not abit behind you of Honolulu in our facili-
ties for getting good line of goods-in fact we
rather consider ourselves ahead.
Capt. Hebron has sent to the States for a new
engine for his railway. He would get palace car
If he had some assistance from the Government.
1t is asked round here, why the Captain should
not have something for his enterprise he has
had TO do everything without a cent of bonus.
/ KAUAI.
Marshal Parke arrived here by the James Make.
He has gone to Hanalei to investigate Dever1lls
case betwixt the Chinese and natives.
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Mr.. Wray Taylor will give his fourth free organ
recital Tuesday evening, May 23rd. at S. Andrews
cathedral, assisted by Mr.. C. X. Scarborough, at
the organ, and, by request, Mile. Ponti, soprano,
and Mr.. D. Mccartney, basso.
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A LEX j. CAMPBELL, MY SON,
IA will act for me under full power OF Attorney dur
ing my absence from this Kingdom. Debts contracted
in my name without his written order mine will not
be Maid. llC 1ml ALEN CAMPRELL
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Mr.. Eli johnson will deliver his second address
on Temperance on Friday evening at Fort Street
Church. He will also deliver another address on
Sunday evening at Kawaiahao Church through an
interpreter. On Sunday evening Mr.. NJ L. Hallen-
beck will commence his evangelistic services at
Fort Street Church.
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Amongst the passengers per city Of Sydney, VIC
note the following: p. Isenburg Col C. H. Judd,
NJ. L. Hallenbeck, Eli johnson, B. f. Ehlers and
several other well known residents. Amongst the
through passengers, vas Miss Emile Melville, the
celebrated singer and actress.
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The general greeting: ~HOw is your ezcellency
this morning?-
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MONDAY, May 18th, 1882.
Minutes of previous meeting were resd and con-
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AnoUT Towx.
Mahukona, of Hawaii, is now port of entry
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EXPORTS.
PASSENGERS.

: or san Francisco, per Cassie Hayward, May 18th
- ton. snrnr.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES

From Makawao, that the word Servant be
struck out from all contracts. Referred to COM
mittee on Judiciary.
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The Judiciary Committee reported on an Act to
amend Section 3, Chapter % of the Penal Code.
They recommend the bin pass to engrossment.
Wednesday
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We notice that Mr.. Pernet, who has been
attached to the French Consulate in San Fran
cisco, has been ordered to Palermo, Sicily.
Madame Pernet who has been East and lately
returned to San Francisco, accompanies her hus-
hand to his new place of appointment.
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Marshal Parke arrived here by the James Make.
He has gone to Hanalei TO investigate Deverllls
case betwiXt the Chinese and natives.
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Copartnership Notice.
THE FIRM OF MAKEE & COUR-
Il TENEY. doing business as Paiai Manufacturers,
at Waihee. Mani, II com Of c. b. Makee and A A.
Courteney, both rcsidi.. aihu
waihu Maui, April 81 isss sg 81
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nrw 4drrrfsemrnts.
LIST OF LETTERS.

DEMAINING IN THE GENERAL
III POST OFFICE MAY 18TH 1Sss