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Ex.JupoE JAS. Il. nrowS, Of Kanawha,
"ns The orator OF the day ut the decoration
ceremonies on the Soth Of May, ut Charles.
Tho Watkins ,l,.in,

epee'ai Dispatch TO The lntclliccncer. 4
ioLEno, June 5.-Notling new was dc.
Se'oped to-day in the trial OF Watkins. At
tas g, request Of counsel the jury visited tho
mil this forenoon, and this afternoon the
examination was resumed with Cornell on
she stand. Late in the session the State
introduced evidence relative to the Police
Court trial Of Ferguson. The defense Oh
Ieesed, and the argument on tho case Is wa.
s',ll IN progress at the close Of court, which
SSa.lournned to Thursday on account Of til,
slaie Convention. E't 'f35 95s,;s55,S; M ~
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general strike on tho ground that tho com.
mittee which malc tho agreement last tAll

lIttco "17cll llll5lc tlle HRrccIlle1lt 1uSt MI
with tho mill owners had exceeded It's con
stitutional power. There isa shutting down
to-day OF all the mills. President jarrett
has Seen sent for, and either his presence
OF, n message from him Is expected ut q
meeting TO DO held this afternoon. ~
The plasterers' strike Inns been success.
fnl in obtaining the wages asked, s. 70 per
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Wont be tic rIrurn 7,..,, !. !. IS : 7. . v. /.

Wont be the Figure Ilcnd off Farce. 9
,MlLNlSaToN, DIT, June 5.-John G..
Z Essn' ESaeSsGn' Guberna,oral nominee Of tho
5',Mhtessnoackers, W. e. writes that he will not be
1a. 'ne hSare head Of farce, and will not &C,
srps, srps .he nomination unless ratified by 70,
Specially sized county meetings, 4 81 n
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AVN. So 2 EfigtIT - NJ slgl 4 y
New Jersey Cent........... ,6ss
Northern Pacftlc.,... d03s,
mdo; Preferred ..... .. -. {. s7Ss
Sorthwestern....,,a...,..l2Oa
do. preferred 'll2Ii
New York Central, :. t9GLs
Ohio Centnll.......s. .. !. !. III
lOhio 4 Miss. q. ...,.. ..,,..'S = 80, \.
do. preferred .......sa.l02 Y
| Pacific Mall..a......a.i.s....... ...... s.....t 4O,s
Cleve. d Pitts; .;...,...... .. ..la6 y
! kchllng..........,.... bHs
St, PapI. ...... 49,. -. ....... 4 ..llSsS
do. preferred ...........ll9T
Texas Paciilc......., =, ......t ...,.t a1as
Union l'acitlc.:;.s. .:....... ... lOSi22
unlted States Ex.......i., ~ J
W., st. l.. 4 P...... !. .,...; ..... ; 265<<
do. preferred .,..... ...i 4YD
Wells, Fargo Ex ..::......-le9 Z
Western Union. ........:. -. !. : 81 II
hobills,il.... .............. aa lsS
], e0ilesed. i,si jsl45il -
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Cicvelnnd Rolling MIL Resumes Work.
CLEvELASD, June 5.-The Cleveland
Rolling Mill at Newburg, started up this
morning, and about 500 men are at work.
No violence yet, but trouble, seems brew.
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Cincinnati Strikers.

& ClScISNATl, June 5.-The action yot the
iron workers AZ q meeting on Saturday
amounted TO 70 virtual declaration fors I q
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Al Chicago.


CHICAGO, June 5.-Therc is little change
to note in the labor situation, Work WIS
resumed ut the. Orc docks, at the Joliet
Iron and Steel Company today, under
guard Of detachment Of police. 'siE
a large sang Of strikers hovered around
all day, but made no violent demonstration.
Some fears are expressed that they will
attempt to repeat tho exploit Of attacking
the train rs the, ,labo,ers 20 home if m op.
portunity is afforded. f...Ns
Th detectives are still without clue to
the perpetrators. 4 large number OF ar.
rests have been made, but all have been
able 10 prove m abb, "a -. r..
It is now believed to be the work Of
bridgeport young roughs, led by few
strikers. There is nothing new in the
situation Mt 1rondale. Employers and
strikers alike nre waiting for the re.
suit at Pittsburgh, as furnishing basis
for settlement. Brickmakers are still
out. only one yard running
with non union men. Most OF tue striking
tanners ere reported to bo anxious 10 re.
turn to work, but arc held of by fear Of
violence from the leaders. Most OF them
are out Of money. "a I3ET'i NJ lssss2saFE,
! g
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Since the above was written It has been
reported from 4 reliable source that the
Elba Iron and Bolt Co. and Zug g. Co.'S
Iron Mill Of this city, will sign the scale
and resume in a few days. Owing to the
latcness OF the hour this report could not
be verified, MS no member Of either firm
could be found. sp.g.a,g. '..-.,.s e-4'r I.E.I.
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THEtDAILYSMARK,.E]E
The LATEST TELEaRApHlo REPORT 81 I 8 5
o' tho Coalition Of tho Markets At tie IsadIt 4!
Trade csasera Of The Coantry-Ths Railing q
q rr''s' f'r Tho PIlnelpal sples-Yiaas. "
NJ dsfA ed aad Commercial AfYairs, ~ Il ~ ~

ps NV Yonr. Juno o. Money 2,;asx psr cent. sa
EIch,n1s icanspe papsr ttalH pet cont Sterling
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Transactions Sol, ,0oO shalte,5

Transactions 307, 900 shi
Adams 'ExprrsA... ...,.,...i3t (
American Express, 951,
caunda Southern ~. is .
G.. C. s. |. C.........,..l07
Central Pacitlc....... tst
Chesapeake 4 Ohio. 29t
DO. lst preferred-... 2SI
do. ID preferrcd... 2ls
G., C.. C. 4 I....,....,...,,.... !. 81
Denver & K. G ....,... az. . . So,
Eflc....................... ;. 81,
:. do. preferred. ......,, ~
Fort Waync....a............lS
Han. d 81, JoScpll... 90 z
do. preferred. .... ). 30
khnNaA Pacihc......... :..S
Lake Eric 4 Wa. =. y
Lake Shore. e...... 90. ~, !. i, I. !. .lWit
Louisville & Nash. ). Gls,
II. 4 G. lst prcf'd .,..... ... ~
do. I'd rrel'd......,.,.,,,.,. u
Mem. d Chast 81
Michigan Central. -. Z. S4s
Missouri Pm ciflc :. aOa,
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The Strike and American Securities.

x ITO ' UT" "HVF7cHH 5VFuFIfiPS.
LONDON, June 5.-The news OF the ex.
tensive strikes in the American iron trade
has produced n decided scare in the mur.
ket for American railway securities. The
most gloomy anticipations, it need hardly
be said, arc set atloat by the press, some
writer's confidently affirming that the
strikes may last for months. In city circles
The word is being passed around tla,
everything American ought 10 be sold i'm.
mediately, and the loss Of confidence being
complete, following, as it does. upon d
long period Of depl essed prices, this strike
cannot fail to exercise the most injuriou!
influence upon the entire market. 5S;;lll &
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ztttsl West Virginia Personals. ~ u
Ed Brace; Of Wheeling, is gaining mucl,
distinction as m oarsman, and will par,ici.
patc in the Visitors scull race, at Freder-
icksburg, on the ith Of July. His boat is
here, and is said to be a beauty. He will
launch it tomorrow. I. Is <
1. Mrs, John Blair Hogc reached here this
evening. t]!5
Hon. Alex. r. Boteler is among the latest
o.r;vuto n Lf't' .sfAl3 d ~ Ele1sl p WIKI
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

Generals Grant, sherman, Sherilau. and
many others will be present; ~ h ''.-'T
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SUPREME COURT.
Monday, July 3rd.
-ULY TERN, 1882.
Before His Honor Judge AUSTIN.

Monday, July 3rd.
The Court opened at 10 am.
Default was entered in the cases-C. Brewer
Il Co. VS. d. Crowningburg, and Her Highness
Ruth Keelikolani vs All Tuck et al.
The calendar was gone through te ascertain
what cases were ready for trial, and the Court
adjourned to
Wednesday, 5th-
Rex vs Keluholo Selling and giving intozi-
eating liauor to native Hawaiiaus-appeal from
the Police Court. Mr.. Cecil Brown, Deputy
MIR. Kalua addressed the jury as to the weakness
of the evidence relied on by the Crown, but did
not call any witnesses. The jury, after a quarter
Of an hours elaboration, returned a verdict Of
not guilty, two Jurors dissenting.
Rex We j. Kalua: Gross cheas-appeal from
the Police Court. Defendant was accused Of
shipping to different people as a laborer. and
abscOnding after receiving his advance, He ad-
misted that he had shipped with Nr. M'Keague,
but denied shipping with Mr.. Wilder, 10 whom
it appeared that be had returned. or tried 70
return, the advance be received. After the wit
Desses for the prosecution had been beard, Mr..
Kaulukou moved that the prisoner be discharged,
on the ground that no proof had been rendered
that he reshipped with an intention to defraud.
The Court decided that there was evidence to 90
TO the jury. Mr.. Kaulukou then called bis Wit
nesses, and made a lengthy address TO the jury.
Mr.. Brown followed. The Jury retired at twenty
minutes to 3 pm. An hour and a half after
wards they asked 70 see the Judge, and stated
that they were divided-six to six-on certain
points, as 10 which they asked His Honor's lp-
structions. His Honor considered all the points
10 be matters Of fact which the jury must decide
for themselves, and said that be would wait for
their verdict, as be considered the case one en-
tirely resting on facts as to which the jury ought
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School Notice.

The regular annual public examinations Of the Gov
eminent English day Schools IN Honolulu, viii be held
as follows
on Wednesday. July 26th at the Pohukaina School.
" Thursday. q" 18th D." " Royal school.
- Friday, d" 18th Z" 10 Fort Street school
The examinations viii begin al . O'Clock 4. ", on each
Of the above days and the summer vacation will extend
to Monday the 18th Of September next, on which date a
new term Will begin.
By order Of the Board Of Education.
w SMITH. school Agent.
Education ONCE. July 3rd, 1882. jys 3tw
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CAUTION-Aa-EEIcAS WALTHAM WATCHES.
We BEG To CALL The ATTENTION or TIE TRADE
AND THE PUBLIC % The well known quality and
ELEGANCE % finish u our gold cases. guaranteed BY
rs 10 be 81 eighteen karat gold. [. :. Mint assay.
or Il fourteen karat gold. a. may be stamped and
also 70 our mode Cf selling the same charging only
for the ACTUAL WEIGHT q the gold used, and not
for the base metal comprised IN springs, key pipes,
filing Of crown &c. To illustrate which 8 tag
ACCOMPANIES each one Il our gold cases, which
plainly indicates not only the gross weight Of the
case. bur also che NET weight Of the gold. Our
silver cases are all SCEELISG q~uaAty-S25-lOOJ fine.
Il EXPLANATION OF TIE ABOVE We desire 70 say
that the old plan Z charging for the gross weight
q the case. a. + Il were al gold, worked we'll
enough a. long as rhe manufacturers were content
with the amount & brass and steel actually re-
quired III is construction but when the business
was degraded into g contest a. % who should get
the most base metal INTO the least quantity Of
gold. and call L a GOLD case then the time came
when, IN the interest Of dealers N American
watches. u became necessary 70 adopt q plan Of
selling. showing the buyer exactly how much GOLD
each case contained. IN adopting this method, We
act in conformity with the earnest wishes Of The
leading houses q the trade, some Of whom have
ALREADY undertaken 70 carry out the same idea in
their own business-ANEEICAS WATCH CoNPAST,
Waltham. Mass. u. N-ISERNT. Agent for this
Kingdom also Agent for Gorham Sterling Silver
ware. The Trade supplied on the most liberal
terms. iu23 3n.
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Board of Health Notice.

The Board Of Health having received in
formation Of many cases Of Smallpox being
introduced INTO the Port Of san Francisco. and
the disease, although subject To close restriction,
might possibly get beyond the Quarantine
limits: therefore, the Board deemed It their
duty 70 enioin upon the Port Physician Of Homo
lulu to exercise the utmost vigilance IN respect to
all vessels coming from the Port Of san Francisco:
as II has occurred, a. in the case Of the Austria
liza. that = vessel from that Port having reported
q clean bill Of health. had, however, cases Of
Of smallpox on board However, the Board
having further assurances that the cases Of small
pox that have entered the Port Of San Francisco
have been confined strictly within Quarantine
limits. make known the following order:
The Port Physician viii 60 in company with
the Pilot TO board any steamer arriving from the
Port Of San Francisco, and make a medical exam
inatiou of passengers and crew, and should there
be no evidence of contagious disease, passengers
may land without being subject TO further Quaran-
tine surveillance"
Sailing vessels Will be subject to the usual regu-
lation, and having reported TO the Pilot q clean
bill Of health, will not be boarded by the Port
Physician.
FRED. H. HAYSFLDEN,
Secretary Board of Health.
Honolulu, July II. 1882.
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Sale of Lease of Government
Land.

on Wednesday, July 10Th, 1852. st the front entrance OF
Aliiolani Hale, at u O'Clock noon. will be sold at Public
Auction the Lease of Lots Nos. 65 and IS, sit
usted on the Esplansde in Honolulu.
TERMS-Lease5 years, upset price Sl25 per aunum for
the two lots, payable quarterly in advance.
). h. KAAI, Minister of Interior.
Interior Department, Honolulu, June oath, 1882. ju24
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What the People Say.

Nh. EDT1oR.-In the Ca. DAILY Of the 10th
instant I notice an article rejecting on the
Deputy-Sherif Of Lahaina. I VIII state here as
far as it concerns me. l pronounce II a base
lie. II I am not mistaken this Is not the first time
that l have been slandered by the same person.
Probably If the person did not NEEDLE so much
with other peoples business it would be better
.nneAimself.
the DEPUTY-sHERIEr.
Gina Inlx ID $50
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The steamer Triumph which arrived on Monday,
i a vessel Of 1877 tons register, with engines of 400
horse power. She belongs TO Jno. Mcintyre of New
Castle on Tyne, and was built by Railton, Dixon
Il Co, Of Middlesborough. Besides her LOO
Coolies she has two cabin passengers for San Fran
cisco; also 500 tons Of freight for this port.
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Notice.

There VIII be a meeting Of ez-soldiers and sailors
OF the [. :. Army and Navy, az the Hawaiian Ho-
tel next Saturday evening July 18th al 80, for
the purpose Of receiving the names Of those who
wish 20 become members q a Post q the G. 4. r.
to be established. Blank applications may be had
by applying 70 the Secretary. al Office Of Wm. G.
Irwin 4 Co. corner u Fort and Merchant streets.
between the hours Of II and l pm or 10 T. 1
Clarke. Office 2. {. ADVERTISER. from > 70 8 pm.
BY Order,
iIvIOd6t-wIt c. H. ELDRIDGE Sec'y-
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TO-DAY is the anniversary Of the taking Of the
BSstille, a day now consecrated as the national
holiday Of France. Our fellow townsmen o
French birth propose to observe ii with full honors
NJ. Feer, Commissioner Of the French Republic
Will hold a reception in the evening.
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u his official report for last month on his work
as a Government physician, DR.. C. 7. Rodgers con-
clUdes his remarks with an urgent request that the
Dispensary may be removed 10 larger premises,
and that an end may be put to the present chaos -
in regard 10 the management Of the lepers.
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WM. HARRINGTON was fined SIS and costs or
Thursday for driving in a reckless manner at Pauoa
From the evidence il appeared that he knocked
down a Chinaman, and when called to by a police
man endeavored TO escape arrest by driving intC
town as fast as he could.
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The Band will not play in Emma Square this
afternoon, as they are engaged to play al a hfau at
the residence of His EIcellency Simon haai.
There will be an extra concert at the Hotel on
Monday evening next.
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TIE Supreme Court has been occupied during
the week chiefly with civil cases for the Hawaiian
jury, most Of them being, as usual, ejeetment
cases. Banco cases are to be taken on Monday.
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sinking an srtesisn well at the residence Of Mr..
Claus Spreekels, Punahou. Mr.. Fessler Is the
contractor for the work.
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THE monthly meeting Of the Guild Of 81. An
drew was held on Thursday evening, Rev. W. A.
Swan, Warden Of the Guild. presiding. Mr.. Wray
Organ.H
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ALoERoBA Lodge No. l, 1, o. G.. T., was duly or
ganized last Saturday evening, July sth, in h. Of Z
hall, Campbells Block, Fort street, with the fol
lowing Officers w. c.. T., j. b. Anterior W. V
T., Mrs. ]. G.. Dickson ". Secy, II. Emerson
F. c., James Mott, Jr.; Treasurer, f. Burgess w
Mar, James w. Mcclure. Meetings every Satur
day evening at 80 o'clock.
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Licenses Expiring in July, 1882.
RctniI-Oahu.

R~ctuII-Oahu.
l Kong We Choug K Co, Raneohe, Koolaupoko
l Hyman Bros, Merchant street,
l I ii Davies, haahumanu street.
, Hirsin NJ Moore, Fort street,
3 Lee sing. Nuusuu street,
; Msn chuck ( GO NupaRu street.
: " q CorIeia- Hotel street,
: L Ahlo. Nuuanu street
: KwouE Nsn No X Co., Nuua1u street,
II Wing on NO. Nuuanu street,
II Hart Bros. Nuuanu street,
II John Chez 70, Nuuanu street,
Is l q Sresovich 4 Co. Queen street,
Nee Lee. Beretania street,
IS Nara Chun Tons, Nuusnu street.
- Rwong Yan Lung, Beretania street.
ls Il Nay * Co. Fort street,
q Nun Nun 6Gu c hSs' M! Msn s5sfS1, h 5t4est
. Cum Cngn, corner Hotel and Maunskea SITS,
80 Goo kim, corner Fort and Hotel streets.
R~ctaiI-Hawuii
l Amana. Puueo, Hilo
l Lu Wo. kshslUu, North HONS
6 Al Chsp : Achune. Nakspsls, North Kohals
u Nav Kizu. Nsalehu. Ksu
u T II Hzmliug. Hulei. kOna
Is IN GreenweII. Kalgkalu, North kons
e Il A As S5m II 1 \ Ha3i. ha@spkaa. North h0h'lA
Is Goo chun & Co, KspaaI, North KGhals
- D Mills. HiIo
p X ANU. HamzkuA
IS c Y Aioua. RAlepolepo. Hio
p Ksu Tack Mau. baiopihi, North Rohala
30 Oaon sing Lung & Co. Pueo. HIo
ReIniI-Muui.
l H Dickey, Hamakuapoko
3 AXIS. Kaiuasha. MoIokai
= D " hsmauuwsi. haupo, Hans
. Akima. Wsiluku
Il claus Sprsckels. RahuIui
70 Lin koa kee., higahulu, Hans
70 Tong sing. haauapai
VIcIHuIins.
/ j L2wlor IS Co. Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu
! AmAna. Pgueo. Hilo. Hawaii
3 Lee sing, NuuaLu street, Honolulu
Q Edward Bachelor. Waikiki. Msui
- Mau klau. Nzslehu. kau. Hawaii
i ( 6 6go Sss' Pm n ,4' Paie Ma Y.2. Hs1a Man
Is Along Kapaau. Kohals, Hawaii
- Amucsa Ulupslakua- Mani
3 cum Chaa. corner Hotel aud Maunakes sts, Homo lulu
- chen ". Niul-l. North k0hals. HAWAII
= Powell = Jackson, Hotel street, Honolulu
Wholesale.
HETHs B5as; Msrsasat street Honolulu
l. : q Tucker. queen street,
Billiards.
/ gore Espinda. wAiluku, Maui
Lahaina,
ID Thomas Y Hart. HsmsE1s- Hawai-
Salmon.
l T " Ruzlaku. Fish Market. Houolulu
9 7 T. AcCzudlss-- Fish Market. Honolulu
u II KaIuazLa. Waikiki. Maui
: Il hzluzzha, WaIhee. Nsui
Cake PeddIiuz
Il AIsma. Msg-, AIaksw4og
= AEsa. k5Aaasih, North Kohslz, Hawai-
BOaI.
: KssIrmskuls. HIo. HAWAII
) kshulUrz.
= Pu-iui. Honolulu
Butcher
- : r auwsalohs. North Roh.Is. Hawaii
g skipEza & EIderTs, HiI0. Hawaii
Pork Butcher.
. AAlons, Wsihee. Maui
Wholesale Spirit.
Il Dawes. Eashunzau street, Honolulu
Retail Spirit.
j Lzwlor s Co. Hsvaiizn Botel. Honolulu
PeddIing.
Is p Thornton. Kingdom (HonoIulu)
Lapnau.
Il Daniel NApel2, Moloksi -
Fire Arms -
l J n Dovsstt, kons, Oahu
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THE usual weekly Gospel Temperance meeting
are invited.
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ANOTHER Of the stores III Mr.. Campbell's new
block i open for business.
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Mr. D.. s. KAHookASo has this day been appointed
Agent to Acknowledge Labor Contracts for Labor between
Masters and Servants for the District OF South Kohals.
Hawaii. SIMON KALOA KAAI,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior once, July 6, 1852. jyl54 It
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II is intended, by 4 number OF his friends here,
10 present 10 General Comfy a handsome bible As q
memento Of his residence on the Islands.
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Of the last quarters exports differs by less than
so from the actual amount as now declared by
the Customs authorities.
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- CHEERs but does not ryEBHnTE. OTTAWA
BEER drawn from the elegant new fountain Of
jly7dtf-w1tI HoLLIsTER Co.
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J. D. LANE has moved his Marble Cutting estab-
hshment to $50 Fort street. and made a nice show
with his stock.
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The regular sunlmer vacation OF all Public schools
throughout the Kingdom, viii extend from Friday the
2sth Of July instant to Monday the 18th Of September
next. on which date q new term viii begin.
Ry order Of the EOard Of Education.
W. J. SMITH, Secretary.
Education Office, July 3rd, l5S2. Jys 3tw
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Ma. c. 3. WusoS has, this day, been appointed super
intendeut OF v aterworls and Clerk Of Markets for the
District Of Honolulu. Island Of Oahu, vice G. D Freeth,
resigned. SIMON KALOA KAAI,
Minister Of the Interior.
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Nh. FEssLER has GOT a fun low Of water at the
Wei he has been sinking for Rev. Mr.. Bingham :;
depth 353 feet. This we'll has q 5-inch bore.
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M E. LEVI KAUAI has this day been appointed Agent
TO grant Marriage Licenses for the District Of wsimea
Kauai. SINON KALOA KAAI,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, July 6. 1882. jyl5 At
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ALL the old buildings have been cleared away
from the lot al the corner Of Alakea and Hotel
streets, lately purchased by the Young Mems
Christian Association. II Is to be hoped that it
viii not be long before the lot presents a busy
scene on the occasion o: laying the foundation
stone Of the proposed new building.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-07-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TWNhe ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
holders Of the WAIMANALO c CO. ~fI Be
held in the once Of tho undersigned OF THURSDAY. July 20ih,
1859. a. 10 A NJ. ALEX J. CARIMRlGHI-
Treasurer y : Co
HeDolulu. July -. 1ss2 wJy15 Il div 9 II