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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-01-11
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
PARADISE, NEVADA.
CRAWFORD & ABEL. PRoPRIEToRs.

The proprietors of the st. Nicholas take pleas
ure in announcing that the above favorite
Hotel has been handsomely furnished and reno
waited throughout and it has now frst-class ac-
conlnodations for families and others.
TIL f TAB LES
VIII be kept supplied with every article the
markets afford, prepared by the most expert
enced connoisseurs.
TIL + ROOM
Are large and airy, and the Beds clean and
comfortable.
THE BAR
Will be found stocked with the choicest brands
of
Wines. Liquors, Cigars and Lager,
At prices to suit the times.
Persons visiting Paradise, who desire good
Meal, Drink Cigar or Bed, are referred to the
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
Gzy The travelling public are respectfully n
formed that, although the st. NInolAs is not
the Stage Depot, no better accon mcjations can
be had at any Hotel in the couEsry.
CRAWFORD l. A
Paradise, May 80, ssl. my.
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This standard article is compounded with the
greatest care
Its effects are as wonderful and satisfactory
as ever.
1t restores gray of faded hair to its youthful
color 1t removes all eruptions, itching and
dandruff, and the scalp by its use becomes
white and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores the capilla-
ry glands to their normal vigor, prevents bald
ness, and makes the hair grow thick and strong
As a dressing nothing has been found so eff
fectral or desirable
@Dr. A, A. Hayes, State Assayer OF Massachu-
setts. saws of it: ~ consider it the best prep
aratjon for its intended purposes.
BUCkHNGHAM'S DYE,
FOR THE WHIsKERs.
This elegant preparation may be relied on TO
change the colsr of the beard from gray or any
other undesirable shade to brown or black, at
discretion. 1t is easily applied, being in one
preparation, and quickly and effectually pro-
duces a permanent color which will neither
rub nor wash of.
Manufactured by Z. p. HALL & CO.,
Nashua, n. ii.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cine
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ORTS.

iron .He .....- rcr BpenA Vista. Jan llth-
8. -csssd, 50 N shingles 10 II
.l-lf-
Frr. Klikliat Jan Ii-GOs &c Il
lnhrr piCkcis TO Hackfeid 4 Co.
Fror Sew. tevrh, Jan I1th-l.sO0 tons
r1sl
Fro. SCI. ... rar Lady Lzmpson, Jan lO-C
arw B.. .r-. is ss- barley. 100 sks green
f-Ie ...-. . HhIS bread Is sks bran. :
'afrs Gasoline. 10 bbls beef. pkcs.
c== r.... Z Damon. ffam. ) Coops
zWls CHAM Co, ~ kss How're.
e br ... la chairs d: NJ : tiriubaur &
%. rrints; II J Note, ;urni-
lure Waller. - bales hay. i zks
--i. BRAN e W. Grey. L. pkss
aslt Al wing machines; ; Rns-
81. u.s. g-,.-. slrJ uesury & Citizens. 10 - oats.
~ ~ feed = salt; " Pierce ~ bales hay. OK
H1Iis;rr d Co. = pkGs dEu-s, = C glassware;
J-l--s - pk-s drugs walls &c, &c-s Supreme Court,
|! E. ink: Hi-.iu, Jesset. vehicles; Bodies Co,
Dbl. lime; W q Irwin & Co. 90 sks -four. 100 bbls
ls Brown Co. - bales hay = sks feed, - sks po-
1e- Max Richard 50 oaies hay; 60 * feed N
b. Iu rruy So, hls salmon; Hon Iron Works. box
rH-nurs5 Castle = Cooke drugs pkcs stationery
N.Lean bro-.. j G. drag Levers Cooke, ! Pkss
-a.lu-. and shades Lucas. l6 pkgs closets, boil
r E- B1e- q Co., 80 sks -four. rs sks feeds; In
ie.gr Department, GAS; erieNe; bids, 6ex
~ punch. Way, ius pk-s building material /;
1 1,rs- nk-. book: q + Wells 50 { furniture: J
h krrh1nse 10 bbls lime F T LeuehAu 3 Co, so
Il Aalur: Wilder & Co.. sr pkcs windows; Allen &
d = 4 bull, 3 Cows. pigs; Lame Z Co, ~ sks
rang ~ bingham 4 Co. IS bbs oil, bull, cows;
& W. v, sewing machines, c marble. : waE-
1ns. sH IA. pk-s furniture. Heufau, % pkss
~ ban; J II Wood, | pkg and ~ pkg to CHI
From Iauit pr Laetita, Jan i-50O bbls shark fms,
. cords fr-wUOl-
ruu sydney and Auckland, Per Australia, Jan Isl
G. r1sOh pErs drapery, roll mating. Is mdze and
rife. ACEc- mds- aud rupc. - pkcs butter, 8 to
harea ,r4ss p0tatoez, 10 sks oats, ! cs specie
Frr--afu Francisco, par Forest Sucrn, Jan lbih-se
pkg = ?4u brick. 1910 posts % sks -four, c. yeast
pow 4 pressed fruit and vert. bcls sailed hsh.
lSp shingles 10 c. trunks and bags, 3 hdvare
barley. ~ nhls lrse lkE bread.
~ -. barley. lot -four = pkg goods and sroc
$50 p0ts. coop fowls - pkg switch work 10 pkg.
elevators. bids paint. tins crackers, pkg hay cut
ters and mill * Easelinc-
Fruu san Francisco. per D Murray. Jan To- os
rrocc---. i sewing machines 10 bbs lime, So pk-s
Tobacco 4 80 barley lot ~ -four. 80 bbls hay, ~
lkc- -FB-~-es 50 SIS grains 81 80 bricks i15 sks bran.
C. fr'L % canned goods bdls brooms, chair
stock.
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Literary and Musical Entertainment.

given at the rooms Of the Library and Reading
Room Association on Fort street, an entertain
mont which promises TO be of a thoroughly enjoy
pianoforte duet by Miss Carrie Castle and Mr..
Myron Jones. pianoforte solo BY Miss Castle.
singing by Mrs j. NJ. Laxlor and Mrs. Bowler.
and readings or Rotations by Miss Winter of
Pnnahou and AIRS E. p Adams This eu5ertair,-
which will commence at s o'clock is free to the
members OF the association with their families
and such friends as they may chose to Invite.
The well-knovn ability of the parties who kindly
give their services this occasion will no doubt
suffice to crowd the somewhat limited accommo-
datinns of the sncietN 70 their ntrnnst car.lcitN
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PASSENGERS.
Id. per Basna Va. Jan llth-N

From Port Townsend, per Buena Vista, Jan ilth-N
rycrs
From Wndward Ports. per Likeiike, Jan l5ih-H
-nwsII. 4 Mscfarlane. : Pratt, " r johnson, W r
nc, d Il Hitchcock J., Or Puutoppidsn. Phil
Geo Golfer q " Wiifon-. W Con 'act, A McCunn,
kirkwoD1. Alaraa. Mrs. Neal, Mr. II Hitchcock.
I'M Jaluit, per Lsetilia, Jan l4-E A Gresmiuhl, T
and 3 aborcrs-
Tahiti, per Letitia, Jan IA R Sumner and .
lren-
m san Francisco. re- D c Murray, Jan ls-Mr,
e Mr. : MURPHY. Mrs. hIpp and child. Miss Z
Ter. Mr. 4 ! CSmpheIl, L d Sweeney, : OcauA, ;
=, Phillips, W Courtney, A smith and {
rise
m SYDNEY via Auckland. per Australia Jan To-
:onnuT. " smith, Putnam. " Il Graham.
An san Francisco, per Forest Queen, Jan Isl W
y 81, Morris.
San FRANCISCO. per Australia. Jan i6th-Csptain
". A J CaItNricht Jr. J Anterior and wife, J X
! and wife. II Meter. II A furEcrson. " Nichol-
. tiss severance Col Judd and wife. Miss Judd. Z
senau and wife, nr PouiuppiGau. L a Phillip :,
ciucngn. A MCCuEu, L Levers. A Nathan. W
I J Nacfarlzue. Il G. MasJou. " Teller vic and
! en-. A Benedict, = silva Thus Jones ) Davis,
e. " Il Meyer, ! ID Briel, Akina wife and
w Horuc-. II " McChesney. II A Boyle, L Z
vI H.rEr sr7rr- "--7ssn No
i Co $50 2 4.
o. -H1-cr b IN
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woula Like to Know why!

EDrToR GAZETTE: Will You have the kindness 10
inform your readers why our Island community
not at the present time enjoying the great con
yeuience which almost the whole civilized world
have found and highly prize. in the Postal Money
Order System?
Thanks TO our public fathers who after long de-
lay and some squirting. at length entertained the
idea OF entering the Union Postal Union. we are
now enjoying the benefits of that part of the
system much 10 the delight Of every one but fail
TO see Why, when the matter was in hand, We did
not enter as other nations, kingdoms and colonies
nave done, thereby securing TO our community the
whole OF that most admirably devised plan of
safe ana speedy remittance of money by post as
well as correspondence, instead of, TO many, the
minor part of 1t.
As you had the honor (if my memory is correct
OF membership with the Committee of Three who
a Few months since were appointed to consider and
report upon tins subject, il is presumed there
was found serious objections to asking for the
whole loaf, which objections are not patent TO the
puohc, but might be enlightened by your kindness
Rr
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As display Of what IAN be done with the
hand IL IS wonderful but there it rests as music
. IS nothing The programme was ended f,v 6
rec1tarion Of : Robert IT Sicily. Here Mr.. Castle
vas m hrs element. his rrualrine "a the r<,.r.
vas really powerful. the Tfus. Ees.N.slroE IcSSrs
admirably portrayed. The entertainment
taken either from its artistic point or its material
one, must be regarded rs success. It has shown
that we have in Honolulu really high class musci-
and that ue have an audience which can appre-
Gate them. The proceeds of the entertainment were
evoted to the building of Oahn College; they
amounted 20 about $500 IS gross
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James Adams, negro, who had been engaged to
work at the Waiakea plantation, cut his throat the
day after his arrival. An inquest was held by Mr..
Severance. II appeared in evidence that the man
let his work and went into the cane; about twenty
minutes after two laborsrs heard some grosning
and went TO look for Adams; they found him living
N pool Of blood. vith knife by his side. DR..
hfttredge called in and did all in his power to
save the unfortunate man, but all TO no purpose.
After careful investigation the jury returned a
verdict that the deceased came to his death by
suicide =
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EXPORTS.

For Po-k nd Or per Sir Lancclot Jan Il SIS 59 lbs
snrB DON Value So .f3s.s5.
For Port Townsend. per Martha Rideout Jan HIN
ballast and stores. Fcn- Value SO
For Tahiti per Ninito Jan l4-water casks $50 bdls
hsy Val For SlGju
For Sar Francisco per Australia Jan i6-5ls2 sI ID.
sugar C. pkrs beiel leaves lllg bnchs bananas and
ssD pEEs muse in transit Tor San Francisco.
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ths Iripolitan frontier. Ths Submission Of n
tribe Soasidered Isar.
Icsncz. Dec. 29.-2The police in Ireland ar
acfNeiy Ercsccuting search fo- arms IN the dis
tr'cis Which hare 5eeu proclaimed as disturbed
An extensive se1rnru Of rides ard other weapons
was maze to-day at Listowel. ia County Kerry.
LoSpoS, Dec 29.-The leader of the extensive
secret Society Of Maranders was arrested to-day
AZ Macroon, IN County csrk, Ireland. The dOcu-
nents found IN bis possession include plans for
the projected murder of the farmers who continue
manifesto.
PAKls, Dec. @-The British and French Com
miSSoners Tor the discussion of the proposed CON-
nierciai treaty viii commence their deliberations
on Saturday next, and from that day will hold
daily sitting until the negotiations are Concluded
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... va tx Fl-c wing. HeDpincstone, to cruisc
.l BIS Martha RidcOut, NiCkburc. for Port
lurHrI
Brss. Sir Lanceiut, Shorthand, for Port
law Dig T.n.t0. Cameron, for Tahiti
no. H .~-rra a, CarEill, faT San Francisco
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Table fostee2.
CO LIE RCIAL.


IT. JAEUkRY. 18Th. lss-
prospect that fne weather had
soon vanished. and the rough
til; hs~ the inside IFaCs. Oar
"a great dimculJy IN landing
-ar. The .fczucr lwslani had
weather on tire Nora side OF
brought hscS g PORTION 81 her
been unable 10 laud u; several
= have also retgrned win most
: on hoard B1siness about
reasons remain. quiet There
diTrrrut nlsniAtinns, awaiting
10 be -hiuped 10 this cay.
re seems 10 have nsen some
between the macnales who
kef Line which piy between
just what thr rroub!r J. docs
one thing i c-rtHin that two
ke freirht fa- Honolulu at the
Dame rumor says, also. that
sw line OF steamers 10 ply be-
Francisco.
-ket GOES not show any marked
Forest Queen are al hand with
is-
Francisco may Be looked Tor
e. 70 the i4rh OF 18th
ans will b. found the oissolu-
= the old established frm OF
NJ. n. Z. Whitney retiring.
] continue the business al the
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Administrators Notice.
HvHE INDEKSl


appointed, BY the Supreme Court, Administrator
q the Estate ofMETHCSELAH X MAHUKA. late Of
Honolulu. deceascd hereby notifies all parties indebted
said estate. 20 nske immediate payment 10 the
dersigned all parties having property In their charge
belonging 10 said estate requested 10 notify the
administrator OF thu without delay. All parties
having claims against said estate requested 10
present the daily authenticated 10 the undersigned
within six months, they will be forever barred.
SIMON X KAAI, Administrator
Estate Of Meihuselsh n. Mahuka, deceased
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Two natives stopped chiEa.nau IN Hamakua
the other night dragged him from his horse ard
robbed him of 500 Both men hsve been arrested
by Mr.. Sanford, who showed considerable energy
IN hunting them up. One fellow proves to be an
old ofender, he was convicted some time ago, Of
attempting 70 rob Mr.. Sam Parker's house
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For SALE

- THE LEASE OF REUSE PREM -
~. ises. consisting OF Store. Large Dining E;;,
-k@--A Rom, bed Rooms. detached Kitchen Ill
BAH House. Chicken Houses. Wood Shed. Roumed
Cottage large Yard with for prays- enclosed
in close high fence; all in good order, suitab for any
business. also. the Furniture any part Of 10 II re-
CURED: $1,000 per month for year. next following.
Immediate possession be had For further particr
lars apply on the premises to A H HOCGHTON.
81 No IL Richard 81 bet Merchant and Omen Sis
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POUND NOTICE.

= THERE WILL BE SOLD AT
ES1 the Government Pound. at KoholAloa, at 70
IT ~ o'clock noon. Saturday. Jan. 2-ih. 1851,
100 nine Horses. The descriptions follows:
One white horse brand the right hip undescribable
bay horse white spot forehead. brand the right
hip bsy horse white head. brand the left hip
und-scribsbe; ] bay horse. white spot forehead,
brands the right and let hips undescribable;
white mare, brand right hip Hudescribsbe; black
horse brand right hip undesirable and the left
"a bav horse uudescfibable One horse will be sold
at i O'Clock Jan 24th.
A. II. RAAUKSU, Pound Master.
Houn4uIu len 7th 1881
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Maui.

On the 18th instant the weather seemed to prom
Use hona, but il blew over without giving US the
expected soaking; If left the top of Halsakala,
however, covered with fine fall of snow-a beau
tlful sight for the jewellers at the base of that
splendid mountain.
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Letter Ecm D. F. SANFORD

E.ynEAL H4wau. Jan. r So
q no. GAzE---.--I wish TO state in r nd 90
riicle published II the SaaHdas Z Il the
d i a., under The title Of Cont. District
u - that the whole article. from inning
ore Of the tauiest and I. rcE 'as ever
4 No t01~i, syllable. OF Ia- II that
yer passed ny bps. NO p-r=lr lag ever
20 word Of that conversation VI
- o IN rE-ard to- the article intI 4Icp5at.
To- srsHFuo nprtss Of Nov. 9Th j. NJ. one
4 zone L. dent, stated IN q =. iu
rtuee to nayse. ever occurred ticlss
+, oihing but tissue OF falsehc sbad
The sole purpose Of doing me r b. al ia
II any one has suffered. d So rr-rd
the two article all the cua 81
iuCdom ctier .rau protection
giving the above O. place IN 1 INNS II
earliest issue, g1g VII greatly o..
- ID 81. Nun
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From kau ve Iearn that no lcss than se,en or

eight candidates for the Legislature have been
named including twoforeigners But as there S,1-
pered 10 be strong probability that the District
might be represented again. as it has been for
several years, by base men wholly unfit for the
service 1t has been decided TO bring out one of the
s1ronges- men IL the District. Rev. ]. kauhane
whose election, however is not considered certain:
although most of the candidates have withdrawn
IN his favor He has a strong opponent IN Keava-
kapu, a sugar planter of WaiohiDu, who is popu-
lar, and stands a fair chance OF being elected rs
be IS very active, and will spend money freely in
bnyIEg up tax receipts, and in Teasing his sup
lo-terS-
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How nre AZ michtr fsllen: Mnkaunn,s ho

IiuW Afe Ilc hll-uIN IHIIen: MaAaWao HONOR
able representative at the last legislature after
having thoroughly studied the art of waking laws,
has apparently thought that II might be we'll 20
see how breaking them would do. MIR. Glendoa
consequently appeared before Judge Mossmau, on
the 9TH inst, convicted of stealing ponltry and
was sentenced TO three months at hard labor. As
he was Intending 10 run for the legislature, there
are yarlous theories aoat to for the action:
one theory Is already given: another Is that with
that true patriotism which inspires him, he was
anxious to study our prison system; and third,
but one which mus; be regarded utterly untena-
bic. Is ;hat he was making collection of the
feathered race in his neighborhood, with view to
getting up a luau FOR his constitusnts-tLis last Is
too unworthy and cannot gain credence.
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A sailor belonging to the ship NiHereh, was
committed TO the insane asylum last Friday. He
bad been wandering about cutting ropes and pilfer
ing small articles until the captain had TO apply
for the assistance of the civil authorities.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-01-18

The Portuguese are not al honest it seems
one Of them at Kekaha was tried and convicted of
having stolen various articles which he had taken
from time TO time for several months past. Fine
said to f.aS
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M. Luning has been Committed for trial to the
Supreme Court a charge of perjury.
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new era in passenger traffic has been inaugur-
ated by Mr.. Dodd: he has started line Of omui-
buses which run up the valley as far Mr.. Paty's
house. AS soon as the public get accustomed to
the time doubtless they will be largely patronzed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-01-18

The German schooner Laefiiia which left Jaluit
for this port December LIST. brings news that there
had been fight amcnC the natives on TaraWa
early in November. Some thirty persons were
killed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-01-18

The Teachers and Scholars iE the Fort Street
Sabbath School will be glad to know that their
Lesson Book for lSS2 have a. length arrived, and
will be distributed ON next Sabbath morning.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-01-18

Cold yes ii has been cold, the town has had
wet weather and Geld weather enough, and would
ike return 10 the much talked OF sunny skies
Last "Wednesday was an especially Questionable
night.
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Mr.. Purvis of kealia began cutting his cane on
the 4th inst, by the 18th, lIs tons of sugar had
been turned out of the mill.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-01-18
On Saturday evening. January 7th, an enter

meni Was given at Kahului by the Amateur Dram
attic Company OF Spreckelsvills. The programme
varied. consisting of songs, Rotations, negro
dialogues, etc The music by the orchestra well
executed. and the local hits well taken and appre-
ciaied. The rendering of some Of the vocal selec-
tons. however, was by no means above criticism.
and did not compare fayorably with other parts of
the entertainment: good audience WAS present.
Special trains were run from Wailuku and Spreck-
elsylIle
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Household Effects For Sale I
NOTICE.

rENHE UNDERMINED BEING DrLT AP-
Il pointed by the Supreme Court. Guardian Of the
person and property OF kaaaa. * Of M0anaua Oahu
hereby gives notice to a persons having claims against
the said ka7ua. tx to present the Gully anthsni
Gated aud all persons owing said Kaaua are requested
10 make immediate payment 10 ihe undersigned.
All persons are hereby warned from transsctur any
matter Of business with said Kzaua excepting through
the undersigned. CURTIS z. IAUEEA.
Guardian Of Rama. r.
UnuOluiu. Jan 10Th 1sSa
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Rainy Days. Rainfall.

The largest rainfall during q hours occurred
November 10; amounting 20 80 inches Again on
March 10Th. there were 3:i2 inches recorded.
The lowest point indicated by the mercury was
52' az O'Clock m. December I'D The highest
S. ~ noon, August %.
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The GAZETTE Will be in its new quarters next
week. give it a call: you will find that it can turn
oct the finest job work in town
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NOTICE.

A I THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
n the KAUAI TELEPHONE CO.. held at the Once
OF G. y Wilcox. ESQ, in Lihuc on the 3l-t Dec ISL
the following named gentlemen were elected Officers
for the ensuing year:
J. X Smith.-.-......... President and Director,
q. y. Wilcox. Treasurer e Director.
W. Il. Rice...-..-......--Sccretary" Director.
SIS g WIN H. RICE Secretary
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steam pump has been landed which will be
used in raising water from the five hundred foot
well AZ hekaha. The water Is about eight feet
from the surface
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-01-18

There Is a runner Of a new bank which viii be
shortly established-three Honolulu gentlemen
have accepted the position Of Directors; fourth
steamer.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-01-18

Exceedingly heavy rains have been frequent
during the past week, and immense waterfalls are
plainly visible 1T great heights on the mountains:
kilauea.
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rTEaTC RANDI.

ala. CarciIl. Mastrr-Dec 18th
buoy and proceeded TO rea;
-1uE 81 wind, with rising
-r T. and cloudy weather; 5lst,
r weather; Jan lsl, moderate
% weather: ID fine weather,
s; Sd, 2;4u m. received pilot
o.. Sth. experienced strong
ed from L 10 " long: 9th 10
liable winds and hnc olea-
Sub noon. stopped 20 cummuni-
la: Al 1:7n p IA. proceeded;
winds and weather; l2th TO
.u nuEthrrly breeze with very
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a Honakaa- the Magistrate has ssnter.ced tsres
men fo- ulannfacsuriaC 0t.lrtao. there we're two
al ins1lsu ald uee native. Tbs authorities Epkcre
are we'll on the alert.
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The mills are all busy grinding around the gar
den island" Nothing is seen but heavily
loaded wagons creaking under the weight Of
prosperous crop.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-01-18

The government are commencing to bore a well
on the Aliialani lot; it is experiment TO see if
the lower part of the town. and especially shipping
can be supplied from this source.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-01-18

Kaumakapii Church is being pushed along.
The fimbers of the roof are all In place. and have
been boarded over during the last week, prepara-
tory TO shineinS Stating, whatever 1t Is 10 be.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-01-18

The band keep up their new pieces; each Satur-
day gives rs something fresh on the programme.
This is As IL should be
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-01-18

4 handsome frame house Is being erected near
Kavaiahao Church, upon the site Of the old Hop
u.-r homestead