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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
Circuit Court, Fourth Judicial Circuit,
February Term, 1882.

The Court opened on Tuesday, February 9TH, at
Nawiliwili, Kauai. Hon. B. H. Austin, Justice of
the Supreme Court, presiding; Hon. j. Hardy,
Circuit Judge of Kauai, Associate William o.
Smith, Deputy Attorney-General for the Grown.
The officers of the Court present were F. Bindt.
Clerk; S. w. Wilcox, Esq, Sheriff; and w. L.
Wilcox, Interpreter.
The King v. Onokea. Perjury. Continued from
last term, noHe prossqRi entered on account of
absence Of witnesses.
The Kingv. Kauiana. Larceny, 4th degree. On
appeal Verdict not guilty. S. b. Dole for prisoner.
Two important witnesses for the Crown had gone
TO China.
The Kingv Keola. Perjury. Verdict not guilty.
S. B. Dole for prisoner.
The Kingv. Makanui Forgery. Pleaded guilty.
Sentenced TO SIX months imprisonment at hard
labor. There circumstances which moved
the Court TO impose light sentence.
The King v. Mana. Forgery. NOlle pyOsequi
entered.
the jury TO find verdict of not guilty The in
terpreter for the District Justice before whom the
perjury was charged 10 have been committed testi-
fled in such manner at this trial that perjury
could not be found.
The King " Alani. Larceny, LIST degree lin steal
ing 5000 the most of which was subsequently re-
covered). Verdict guilty, one dissenting. A. S.
Hartwell for prisoner. Sentenced to three years
imprisonment at hard labor, and to pay fine of
500.
The King v Amana. Selling spirituous liquor
without a license. Verdict guilty, two dissenting.
A. s. Hartwen and S. B. Dole for prisoner. SEN
fenced TO pay fine of $780, and TO two months
imprisonment at hard labor.
The King " Tabuna and Inaki. Assault on two
police officers with intent TO obstruct them in the
execution of their duty. Verdict not guilty, two
dissenting. A. S. Hartwell for prisoners. The
result of this case turned largely the legality of
n search warrant which the Court held Illegal.
The King V. All Lini So. Selling opium. Yer
dict not guilty, two dissenting. S. b. Dole for
prisoner.
Kamalu " Joseph Lowell. Eiectment. Case
removed by consent TO April term of the Supreme
Court for trial S. B. Dole for Plaintiff. Lowell
per Sc.
DIVORCES.
Kaaheo, k, V. Ohac, W. Decree granted. ]. II.
Kapuninai, for Lbellant The hbellee did not
answer.
Ana, W, V. Peha, k. Decree granted.
Meleliilii, W, '. Hanapule, k. Decree granted.
S. b. Dole for libellant.
The Court adjourned sine die on Friday, Feb.
10th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
Tho Mali Agent Question.

HoNoIUIU, Feb. 18th, 1882.
EDITOR GAzETTE.-I noticed in the Saturday
Press of Feb. nth, under the heading Hawaii
Notes." that correspondent thinks Mail Agent
should be appointed for the Stmr. Likelike or
that small salary, paid the Freight Clerk would
obviate the difficulty of which be complains and
insure the prompt delivery of way mails
/ would state in reply, that during the time
have been employed as Freight Clerk on the Stmr.
Likelike. lover three years. that / only know of
twice when the mail for way ports was carried on
to Honolulu. Once package of letters from
Kohala for Wailuku, and once package from
Hilo for Lahaina, and considering the number Of
letters handled (often three or four hundred a
trip and the limited time in which to do it, shows
less neglect ON the pant of the employees of the
steamer, whose duty it is to assert the mails for
the various ports than is shown in some of the
regularly appointed Post Offices of the Kingdom.
l frequently have handed to me by the " Mail
Carriers letters that ars for parties living in the
district from which the letters come and by some
understandable means get into the hands of the
Mail Carriers and are given tome as mail from
the district Post Offices. The only thing to be
done with such letters is TO return them TO the
General Post Office and have them trans-shipped
to their addressed destination.
Although a small salary for handling the mails
would be very acceptable; can most emphatical-
ly say that it would not be productive of any
better results as we (ir. Becky the Purser and
myself) cannot be any more careful and particular
in asserting and distributing the Way Mail :"
than we are now.
Hoping YOU will do us the favor of giving this
space in the columns of your paper. remain,
Yours Respectfully, JAMES F. NOZZLE,
Freight Clerk StJor. Likeiike.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

The schoonk Gforonni sl,ie,i which sailed from
this port on n inst for Punalun. Oahu. is re-
ported as hay bone ashore at that place and the
vessel with turn cargo, about 400 bags of
paddy. bccoEl a total loss The vessel was
only lately pt based by her present owner and
Captain, Retet rchin. and if the report IS true
that the GsordJ 5 total loss it viii be severe
blow to the u be having invested his ali in
the unfort1nat ssel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
FOREIGN NEWS.

BY the arrival of ths }. a. FGlkinburg, I'm. G..
I,7rin and ". n. Meyer, we have dates to the 18th
inst. We present our readers with the most i'm
portant items.
NV YoRK, Jan. 26.-The Coroner's Jury in the
Spuvfer Duyvil disaster has rendered tins verdict
The following persons are guilty of causing the
death OF several persons, each and every one be-
ing individually responsible George Milns, brake
man Of the Chicago Express train; George 4.
Hanford, conductor of the same train; Edward
Hanford engineer of the leading locomotive /;
Archibald Buchanan, engineer OF the locomotive
irnIpcdiatelv attached to the Chicago Express
train; Frank Burr, engineer of the Iarrytown
train John H. Iouceys,, the superintendent OF
the New York Central Railroad Company, and the
officers and managers of the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad. They ara guilty Of
culpable criminal negligence in the performances
of their several duties connected with sad rail-
road In so far as the Jury have been able to as
certain each and every one of the persons named
is responsible IN his individuality, no one sharing
responsibility with another. The jury Affirm that
with the experience of fifty yeTs Of railroad man
agement, and with the appliances in general use
for the prevention of like disasters, there appears
70 be no paiation whatever fsr tbs criminal care
essness and disregard for human life exhibited by
the employees OF the company.
The Secretary Of the Navy has Just received the
following telegram from Engineer Melville, Of the
lost Arctic Exploring steamer JenAHetfe:
IKkUTsK, Jan. 1S.-,SecFefary Of The Nary, Wash
fnqfon d. C.. u. S. 4--SrR: Melville, Danehouer,
aud eleven men all well. Melville returned to the
Arctic Ocean and found the log-book, instruments
and four records left By De Long. No tidings Of
the second cutter and Lieutenant Chip Search
viii be continued during the winter BY she Cossack
conmandant Of Belnnge and Irkutsk under dirsc-
ton Of General Tschernieii- Word from Kolyme
River that no boat had arrived TO date Of Nov. -.
] am acquainted With the country where De Long
and his party are, and request orders 70 remain
with two men to renew the search in March, Da-
nenhauar and nine men to return to the United
States DaneIhaners sight il partially recovered.
fSigned,) Melville
NV TuRE, Jan. 2S-The Her1l1s Washington
special says: Blaine's bellgerent South American
policy has been rasarrcd hs President Arthur.
Iresc0tt has been instructed not to make the die
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
IMPORTS.

Prom Micruncsia per Morning Star. Feb SIZE pig'
sarios lrc wood cic. 10 suncry parties
Hru=s san Francisco. perl a faldnburg, FEB 10
~ f.h rs ~ our. ~ bx OIL lol ss BRAN % ear'
i-r ID a. crass lot o. canned goods and provisions
u hireury planks - ieies And JAMS ~ G hoh, =
a. chir sticks - bx apples Tot 81 oats hass MneA
i,fs rrirfocs aud ralf. - soda crackere- ~ G.
s.,inr slnchincs II c. rivets, lot Of pkgs Of
.raoi caiIon. leather and tobacco.
prom Bremen. per C r Bishop, Feb iJ-io cs beer
~ hhs cement 60 brandy, 100 bales bags l9Si.
sis1e- ~ pc galvanized pipe. 20 tons steam eo';
irn hedstrad N drm- linseed oil 2ll obls paper ~
= 'irr oil - prs paper .s pcs steel rails. II bais
~ mates I8J dfums oil paints. c. pefiumery and
BOZ q European mdse
Prom san Francisco. per " 6 Irwin. Feb 400 bxs
cne sugar 100 hxs poNdercd sugar. ~ rs bran ~ oA
sIos q hosiery ig1 bbls salmon, 70 IA bricks Dol'
ir-cztiur siil - goods. 10 G. crackers nAs aruss
b ,s oats 80 ss -four 100 bids shingles DIS paper
~ - 2 " lumber. - pkg tobacco = kgs syrup.
Frsm san Francisoo. per " II Meyer, Feb l4-2 hor
s o cloth ~ door, 500 bales hay, 70 6 table fruits
f canned roods lu1 Ks -four. GO g whisky lot mdse
= ned. trunks shaft G hdware w oalSs nay
iauk ra-nr. is ks uats, igi COW iced y NJ Driess
mr. " posts ~ bbs line. 3J0 NJ shingles, ID sk'
cracked el-iry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

Colds have been very prevalent for the past for.
niglt many people have been laid up in conss-
qutace. Your true, thoroughbred cold Of Oahu,
can do more 10 make man miserable than any
thing of the sort elsewhere.
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.. Ms. 5. Co.'S Time Table for ss2.
comMERCIAL.
EoEoIrLF. FEBR ~ Islh.

Eg0EnIrET. FEBE U-aR1- 18th. 1854
sincr ouf issi We hssr had four inward cargots 70
~rrf sh-.r from san Frunrscn and one from Bremen
Which has tendency 10 cseafe considerable activity 10
lr.nrs. The weather has not apparently settled down
wa ana -ue-r arrives slowly from the other isiares,
,s-.eeacasiy our foreign vessels Oh mp slowly.
The Forrest Quern sailed yesterday for san Franc SEQ,
vim fan cargo o. Sugar &C. The Discovery and p.
VI AIM. uin probably ret away FOR the samep
.at-frr the lnticr part of this week
7he vessels on she berth leading FOR San Francisco
r-r she caha-ien and Pomare 20 BE- followed by M
J A. Faitinburr. wm. c. Irwin and W. Il. Meyer i
The steamer City % New York from sydney. hndnot
r--srrs % 10 The hcur 81 going 70 press
rs.e arrivals Cor ihr week werc-s4rk J. A. faltin-
ssr-. s-srs wn. g. Irwin and " II Meyer. from Ban
F-suei-os. and the new Haw bark e. T. Bishop, fam
nrcmrn.
~, departures werc-Am bkine " Il. Dimond, fol
San f.neisoo Br ship Ninevah. Tor Port Discovery;
Ha,r seh- Iuiia for soaih Sea Islands; An bk En-
I'D for Puret sound; Brit bktne Loeb Lee Tor
Frmhsidi. An bk Amelin Tor The sound Am bark
Fs.r-si Queen. Cor san Francisco.
pei FaIkinburg learn Of The total loss OF the
Am BIZ Rainier and death o. Capt Wnin- while on
,---ure 10 .lis port from the Sound
The Brit stcamer Mary latham arrived last evening
r-uu san Franciscn rosie for Hongkong, and
anchored outside.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
Murder IN WaipiO.

HoSoxAA, Feb. 1st, 1852.
The following has been handed Us for publica-
top Il viii be remembered that last week o
,,-r,s,,ndunt from Hamalsua made mention OF
this gang who appear 70 be regular moon
sinners
Hcx. W. C. PAExE MAEsaGL:
sri have 70 20 TO Waipio to-day, natIvs
has been shot bv Chinese, the native is dead, III.
,nrrisrer has run away, he is one Of a gang o.
7ielillars. The native who YES shot was one O.
~ raf1vrs who had given some information IL
1919 Ia the distilieIs and was on the look-ou'
m fhurr nj the time he WAS shot. am on ths
unv 3 try - arrest the Chinaman;
d. F. SASroRD.
Deputy Sheriff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
llrw adrerIisemtHis.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS /!
5000 CHOICE SAN JOSE STRAW
BERRY PLANTS FOR SALE.
Reaoy Tor TRANSIT IantIIlg.
PRICE. 20 CENTS PER DOZEN
Apply at the Hawaiian Hotel, to


CUPREME COURT OF THE HAW-
- allan Islands In Probate In the Estate Of JAMES
s. LEMON. OF Honolulu. deceased. intcstate Order Of
notice Of petition for adinistation- Before Mr. jas
fice McCaily.
On reading and cling the petition OF Mary Ann Lemon,
that james s. Lemon. Of Uonoulu, died iutestaic at
Honolulu the 18th. day Of Feb A. d. ls2 and pray
ing that letters Of administration issue 10 Henry r.
Msefarane and also hat Henry Maefarlane be forth
with appointed temporary administrator.
II Is ordered that WEDNESDAY. the oth day OF
March A. d. 1852 be and hereby appointed for hear
ing said petition before the said Justice in the Court
Room o. this Court, at Honolulu. which time
cause II any they have why said petition should not
be granted and that this order be published In the
English language for three successive weeks in the
Hawaiian Gazette. newspaper in Honolulu
And is further hereby ordered that the said Henry
r. Macfarlane be appointed temporary administrator.
a. prayed for. on fling bond IN the amount q Ave
thousand dollars LAWRENCE McCULLY,
Attest: Justice Of the supreme Court.
A. RosA. Deputy Clerk. ene 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

TFNON-At Nakikd. near Honolulu. on Sunday,
r-s-ra-r lnfh Of paralysis OF the brain. JAMES =
Trroy 4 native 81 the Province Of Quebec Dominion
~ C1aada aud for the past y years resident Of THIS
civ aged - years Mr.. Lemon leaves vie anu ~
and anecriunAse parent
FRAsFR-In Honolulu. February 1lth JoHS Fraser
gSs u ropoiuiu Tor me past . years and was uni
" .siIr respected by an who knew him.
scHRTFVER-In Nuuann Valley Honolulu. after n
rirrr-inr Illness CroRsE ScHEIEyER, eldest son Of
~ m. schriexcr. aged ~ yeafs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

Tie bus grows in favor, it is always full now.
Mr. Dodd is very obliging on nights when there is
any particularly large gathering. On Thursday
last, 10 omnibus up the valley at midnight,
and sgain in the wee sma' hours Of Friday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

The following companions constitute the Officers
of Oceanic 1ouncil No. az, of the American
Legion Of lonor for the present year, duly in
stalled by DIP, Sup. Com. Geo Williams, ?. c. /:
Geo. Lucas, eoIn.; II. G. Crabbe, Yice-Com.; John
Cook, Past C,m.; j. d. Ramsey, Ora; d. Smith,
Sec; j. II. Buns, Col; Thos. Sorenson, Treas;
f. w. FehlbeE Chap; Robt French Guide; D..
tanner, War; IL CRUDE SEN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
PASSENGERS.

For south Sea Islands per Julia. Feb lbs men ana
srrrncn - children. Rev y MalAuIi = boNieIi LIVE
HALL Mr. johnson and wife.
WON san Francisco per j A fsikinburg: seo ia
= Scrimrrour. 6 j Waller. II Waller, Z Sheldon j
Ni1rf
From san Francisco, per Vim = irwin req l9th =,
r,-5firv Henry Mr. PcStty. Mrs } L Pratt ID NC
NEh0n n Wimr W Carter.
For san Francisco. per Forest Queen teb l3-Sapt
W. - ,sifs r. Norey Capt Knack and wife, Kari
Mrsrni Ain } N Lambert, II henrichson, " keehiin'
and , Chinese.
For San Francisco. per W Dimond feo sun a a
Hgrndcn wife and children, ana Z seiNahls' " L
WIIhsrt, p Neussr. " Wisely. w saddler
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

Fur san Francisco. per Forrest Queen. fco - -
~ ne sugar OIL lbs rice II unehs oae ~
Rrandy. Val Fog. So; Dom. Value Sa''oo.oo-
- go -. rsisnds pcr Julia Feb I0th-a lot Of
misc rud-e and stores. value Ign Siai Aiue Doih'
ssssa. Trans Naiue SSH ~
ra- Humboidi Ray. per LoeA Lee, FEB lV-ln ballast
st,d ,iares alnc Foreign. Si5e.
Frr psri Townsend. per Amelia. Feb lV-l@,sgo IDS
.u.s- IS 6. iiquors- Val. Fgn. so; Val Dom Sio'i
Fsr san Francisco, per " Dimond, Feb o-l'sys,ss0
Il. surnr - buchs bananas aud suhdrg pAGs DoHl.
Nalue sa.lsl2-a2; fgn Value SD
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
Valuable Rice PIanisSnn ans Sill
FOR sale
At Pul314c alact1on.
Nallas sfRar.sla-ars d -.


ruSuR uxDERsrasEDe 1vE xorlCKruAr
u in eeeerd.nee wish ne pevef o. ale ecn.si1ct
10 IA HaI-chiaorer CO dated fhe disf da1 81 Dersn-
her 1851 re- orded In nocr CO foioa 80 ~ &C.. ilII
Intend TO irccose tho taid morIgage cl conllIie1a
rooms o. j. P. Adams Situated in Queen slees .1eIa
a ~ o'coC noon. an thc property comrflnea In 1af
MORTGAGE that T. 20 say
FfaSr THAT VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION
Eva, Island Of Oahu. held Cor unerr f=a term %
tffeen Years from tnr inst day % Nay tlI. f1uIrl4r
about FORTl-THREE ACkks RICE LAND via
abundance Of walter fol rrirlfnn. 81 vtc1 . acre.
about four tons d paddy 90 Per ltrf vita AZ
Improvements, which partly consists "a Nr1s Two
story dwelling house. the lower part t.nl usfd %
house. lstory dwelling hose, tttiltn, sif-i
together with certain Tools lmpiemenfs ard 1d1ril
working and horses inventory Nhcrtpf nay -
AZ The once o. Ed. hozchl.escr g GO, .1srs ne
sown 70 plant about 90 acres 81 the above and.
8EcOAD. TIE RICK MILL on MAXI AND
AlIANA situated ~ W1llWn Aforesaid edi1t1ilT t11ir
Rice Plantation. The above nili u aItEafeu nlcn
9Th day OF December 1850 with privilege 81 ic1egel
for ten year. which land contains one lcIc and lalf
and has on d two large Swings supplying ne NaI.l
power for the mill and large re-erfoiis ne ml. CD
complete machinery for huiiur 1ne polshnf nee r.
waterwhecl and all connections Manufactured ~ ltt
b. Honolulu Iron Works; large slord1ousc q sol-
ing capacity OF about 30 paddy. onc-siurI 44t
'''s ''''- - I'D. HoFFscH LAEGER co.
An.SO-af the same time and place via be sod ~
lease Of 1--WE ACRES Of RICE LAND a. 2 sloft
aforesaid including Eood laniinE. held Tor unez-
PRED Of thirteen years from the ~ day = dlY
ISL AZ annual rent OF $40; this land j. sunicl ~
the whole term a. an animal Ient % l54
Ed. HOtfSCuLAEGLR a co.
IL. II. ADAMS. Auctlc1e1r-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
ISLAND LOCALS.

The bark c. r. Bishop arrived last Saturday 1s2
days from Bremen.
Monday evening was excessively warm and close;
the air was oppressive
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
PoRT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived.
Feb. liam bltne A Fnlkinhura. Forbes from +
e. IL 4 Z uish8p. Walters. from Bremen
IA an frtnr u g Irwin. Turner. from
An hrine " n Ncyer. Howe. from
An VA Ok Rainbow. Cogun. from san ran
II-Itsftrr MARI latham, - from 5 7
Sailed.
r,h n-Am httnc " II Diu.ond. Houdlett. Tor ; =
Rrif - Niutreh. Boss. inf Port Discovery
rs-Hau srhr julia 1iernss. for south Sea is
a., ~ Rmefnid Lord. for PHeet Sound
lI-if hkiue Loeb lee. March. for Hum nldt
An. b. Amelia NeUlat. for Puget sound
1s-srr 81 Forrest Queen. Winding Tor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

Reports finn Maui state that the boo-hoO fever
had taken alstrong hold among the laborers on
Mr.. L Clare's plantation. thiriy-two of the men
being down ick when the LshHd left kipahulu, on
the 10th inst Fears were entertained of the fever
spreading arpng the rest of the laborers and thus
gripping the resources Of the plantation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

4 valuable dog belonging to Mr.. Kraft was
poisoned by some person the other day. This
iniiscriminate poisoning of dogs is too bad.
Every now and then there is complaint about it
in his CITY,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

UIIT UI7ILI III
nnY VIRTUE OF an ORDER asa Bf me
- Hon. Al F. Judd CHIEF Justice or De Scpllns
Courr sisffnr as Court 81 rtotste. dated 4fn I11i
ISL and fr order o. n a. Schaefsr Guardian o. a.
minor children Chas Apiani lCng drcc1st1 The 1nref-
signed win sell a. Public Auction,
an 9afurfnrr. Fahrunr7 So. 1889
tNtf0 pieces or raftrI1 Of IIrl. I.Ir4Ir .4 I.I
fIoaoiIa aforesciI FIlt i1c NlIr r. sr1rr. Nasf1
as the Honcl1Id taIth = sIa 1lt|uI N''1|t
an rI1In1 Sltref cf III fc9l. the ore asI| ~ n
: csrfsin Deed Of conreIance from uaniaI q E.as -
The late Charles a. Long. recorded 81 AI11r e 0 NtN-|
1i1 and lfq Deeds az fne expense 81 n1lr1r.N
tier particulars mag Be ottairel from p A. tr1elr.
guardian.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
NOTICE.

nHE MILK DAIRY BUS
Il MESS will be carried on during my absence from
the islands by Chuan & Co. Rents Of lands may be
collected from them. -
HonoIulu December 7th 1887 So 2m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

The Young Mems Christian Association meets
on Thursday evening AZ the Ircsum Al 7:sO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

On Sunday next, at the Roman Catholic Cathe-
dral, between the celebration of High Mass, an
English discourse Will be delivered
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

A large quantity Of liquor has been shipped to
windward lately. Possibly to assist the Celestial
in celebrating the New Year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
IMPERIAL GERMAN CONSULATE,
Honolulu. February 18th, 1882

ESTATE OF HUGO GLEDITSCH,
IL German subject late OF Paauhau, Hawaii, de-
ceased All persons having any claims against said
estate notified present them and those indebted
the requested TO settle their accounts with
three weeks from this date
S,tl j. q. GLADE. COnenl.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
VALulBLE PIECE Of HeE LAND q W1liEoLE.
q

- = = = = =
RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
I'D SALE granted 81 TIE iI1n A. 3 IliI CHIEF Ilar
lice OF she Supreme Court sIItng IN rIot1ts or ne
nth day % 5dnnafg. a. D i ana lg order 81 A.lIII-
XII (tl guardian cf kAEfE. fs.i llIr1I lEr rrIIII
signed win sell AZ public Ancilou
On Saturday, FebruAry ssh. 1883.
a Il O'Clock noon at he sales RoouE Q1st1 tteet
al rl4t piece Or land 1iiullou % -at1lrll IIL|-. y
kool1npoko. bland o. oalu. being lp11a q arfll
Patent 1l1 Knlcana 7173 q knpcepcc, cpniainf1 AZ
ne Terms are cash and deed At TIE sspsass & ne
P1''---'- KIP. ADAxs. Aucr-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

The Band did not play at the Hawaiian Hotel
on the evening Of the 18th inst although adver-
tised to do so.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
BORN.
DIED.

m Ibis city. February iith, to the wife Of J.
Pfuccr ESQ. daughter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
Brw adrerfsfnIrnts.
EXTRA PRIME PORK.

TN BARRELS; EXTRA FAMILY
Il Beef in half barrels: Casks Dnpee's Hams, Cases
Eastern Bacon Cases California Cheese, Cases Fair
hanks Lard In and 10 To- pals received this day. per
W. G. IRWIN, and for sale by
ROLES & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

Musical Society at the Music Hall, Friday evening
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

The barkentine AneiiG sailed from here for the
Sound on the 18th inst. She win return from
thence with lumber cargo 10 this port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

Af Nau1iwih last week O nativc woman vas in
-s.uuasucs before The Circuit Court awaiting the
,.nrinr uf divorce suit to which ehe was party
SHE Vas at The Court House an day on Thursday
md rasurnrd to her home IN the evening" o dis
trnna 81 rntrr thnn two miles. I'm the might she
save lirlh - q child, and the next morning she
mas arafn before tha Court and stood up ana gave
~. itsfinaorr She ala not APPEAR to be sunerlngs
ans, no one seeing hex testify unless aware q me
races. uonid not hnTe believed that she was just
frcr1 her SICK bed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

The new building, nov in course Of erection on
the old Custom House lot, foot of Nuuanu street,
will be ready for occupancy about March LIST.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
KAUAI

ne weather vas stormy on Kanai last week
ana sts roads were muddy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
MI 8. Ga . w eli,
BOnnets, Hats, Turbans, &c
MUSIC /!

RNR. CHARLES KESsLER. PUPIL OF DIR.
IVA Hans Won Bulow will be glad to play Classical
Music evening parties on moderate teens Lessons
given in Pianoforte playing StO per lesson II within
half mile Of the Post Once beyond that 20O. Com
muniCations left at WELLS Music Store will be
promptly attended TO. a eo5r3m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

A large quantity Of rain fell on Monday night
For time it seemed as II the food gate had burst
open, or the bottom Of the tub had dropped out