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but like the prize-fghfer he must come up fresh
and smiling for each new round, until he himself
goes upon the Bench, and there assumes the singu-
lar fiction of Judicial infallibilty, or else rctires
from activity, and falls to writing his law book,
which will as he fondly hopes help to make the law
for which he contended n vain in the Courts.
There is however, a subject which should be
glad 10 discuss or have others discuss in the news
papers, namely, the different methods of judicial
in vestigation and statement
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CUPREME COT TT OF THE UNW-
- aiian fsiluil-. ir FurHafr- f-llrI ~ tlsaa p
r. -.-tu ttr m1fffruf fhr GsflIr af rlI1s r relu
deccI-cd- Order arrollr-g- f.1rr o. iIrIsa1 RI "a
amt directing uuhlIClf.au nf naf.rr ..f rHr
4 document purrnrflu- fa hH fer .art r1a .T-as
mrut % Curtis T Wlrl. lrrrrsct- r11.ls a. alrr
day % March. A. D. l-s. hrrl rrrelIra' 1las F7sI-
Court. and rrtitlru iar ite ilata-e .tllaf =
the Issuance nf ieffrrs rrsfla1rrt1rF f.aTf ls =
Honolulu. having hrtu aieIl By a1.l t.HrrI aser
% i- hereby orirrrf. fllr Waul a-rfN rTal 80
day Of APRIL. a. n l,-- nj iH s.-ar4 A. - - 49,
day before fr justice MCtlIr af r1r Frarf iaaa Il
said CouFf ununIufl. lr r1r la.snf ~ na1r -
the sans D. hereby 1711l1t1I ...r -1r 'ar 1sHH a-
viii Iul hearing slla aIl lrIl.IHr. HlTr l1l
person iutrrrsfel nlaF anurar lra rrr1 u rr sal
ald tine granting uf irfiers tr-flalrrr1rr
20 o. further urfefli. fllI rnflrH .rHrraf e. -
publication. Coz fhrrr sr.crssIrr aaela. n r. s.
Honolulu
And o. De- flrfhr- -rdrrrIl f11f rI.afe-. fl - =.
the sub .rrhiuc uiinrasrs rH s1.l . art nrra
1f the ttaior iu said uu11I1c. ra lrrrr enc
The prnalir n said VIII. 1f Oh r.rrHsI A.
the said a. Jaeger q rr1firfrl ,9. rrrr rlHi.l1a
feT.
Dated uouoIuiu. u r. Mnrrh l-rt fsse
a. FRANCIS 20 En
Attest Chief a1af.rr RI .lr -rrl.r1a 1rrr
A. Erst Deputy rfrrk
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Mortgages Notice Of Iatsnnoa .
Foreclose.
NOTICE - sIEETHT GINE1 rusr rEn

~ suHuf f1 uanrr uf el'r rrrlllHH.i m : rr-.rar
mort-a-r decd d-frfi IuF -lf r--tI -rrfr II n n.
uau1 and Neal biz wife nf aalals. Iss1rf 81 uraa'
90 David Cruluiu Chang. al Wrarurr Mlr. nalE 800
mortgage I- of record Iu ile a1cr ri rte Es1H.r
touvcylurrs, Lihrr %. tr-1s go and 90 anl ~
nrtucu ui ilr r0ufIflnrT an s 1Iarrrr lrrl
gd, that alI ard singular flr .lefs 1rraaarl1 80
hefefi. i1lneui- lu slif u1rr1l irr.I sd l 1
-cf.Hfd Will after fhe rrIr lIrI.fai 81 lls =
public suction nu arrruuf af pei lTesr1 81 r1r r1rrI
unts t- ucrrlnhrinrr aIruilel.a ~ HrarFfH
muri-1-r tr-cIlhfa irlu.. Hlfur.HI ln AHHr.r naaa
and mnrc particularly drsrrihi Ir HIT1l Far=nfa s..
~ and 1--.- u. i.ulFN INisuT. r.. 49,
John E.chlrlisrn. AIfH-rfar o. mrrfra-Ha
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The first number of the Planters Monthly, a
magazine to be devoted entirely to the advance
ment of agricultural operations in these islands,
was issued last Wednesday. The number contains
- pages, the larger portion of which is occupied
with the account of the Planters Meetings, the
formation of the Labor and Supply Company and
the reports of the committees. The first few
pages are devoted to editorial notes. The May
number will contain very great deal of original
matter. This magazine supplies recognized
want and we have no doubt that it will continue to
the journalistic brotherhood. A contemporary
makes a somewhat ill-natured remark about the
paper the magazine is printed on: he should re
member that good paper of the size the Monthly
is printed on not usually kept in stock in Homo
lulu, and there was hardly time to get a supply
down from the coast, between the date of receiv-
ing the order and the day of publication.
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The Government relief operations for the desti-
tute along the Lower Mississippi have now begun.
One hundred thousand rations have been sent
thither The high state of the water continues,
causiup renewed distress
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PERHAPS IT is premature now to discuss
the praiseworthy attempt which we hear
is initiated by the Planters Labor and
Supply Company, to obtain japanese i'm
migrants. The unofficial interview OBJ
tanned by Messrs Irwin and Hartwell
with Mr.. Nagasaki the japanese Envoy,
who has Just left us. was of course not
expected to do more than to open the way
for active measures in that direction. as
soon as favorable action from the Japan
ese Government could be secured We
hear that the Envoy expressed himself as
much gratifed with the condition of all
the Japanese now in this country, as the
result OF his personal examination, and
also that he viii lay before the Imperial
Japanese Government, the communication
made to him by the Trustees of the Plant
ers' Company. 1t is by no means improb-
able, that Japan may see that her interests
will be in the direction of encouraging a
considerable Japanese immigration to this
country.
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The subscription list for an American memorial
window in Westminster Abbey to Dean Stanley,
has been filed, and the fund-over S5,OO0-will
be Transmitted to the Westminster Committee.
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A PATES1 has been applied for for a new kind of
vacuum pan, which is largely used by the Queens
land Sugar Manufacturers. Specifications and a
model were received by the last steamer from the
coloniet
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TIM first direct railway freight train from San
Francisco reached New Orleans by the Southern
Pacific Railway on Monday, February 9th, having
been l41S days en- s'esfe.
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A VERY important article upon the Treaty has
been published in the New York World. 1t shows
that the importation of sugar from the Islands is
small as compared with the imports on the Allan
tic side aud that it cannot affect Louisiana prices.
Tables are given, showing that the balance of
trade is against the United States for all sugar
growing countries except Hawaii. Cuba. Porto
Rico the French West Indies, Brazil, Spanish Pos
sessions and Dutch East Indies are cited. The
total value of imports from these amounts TO
$4,000 436: the exports TO only 1866 l12. The
clearly set forth, and very strong argument is
made for the continuance of the treaty. The con-
cluding words run: We trust and believe that
this controversy, caused largely by conflict be
tween the New York and San Francisco reiners,
and others perhaps interested in sugar, will not
have the effect to defeat a treaty which secures
the political and commercial supremacy of the
United States in that beautiful and hourishing
kingdom of the Pacific
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Nnticc

=. T. kruwcuhgwai has been THE day appointed
Found Master Tor the District Of south Koua Island Of
Hawai-. vice Kgaipuaa resigned.
REKAULIRE Goycmcs- Of Hawaii.
Huo, February 2sth. is-a.
ATFHoyED-
". y. ARMSTRONG, Minister Of Interior
500 3t
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MarshnTs Sale

RN NIRTUE or TWO FNECU-
II lions issued hy T. 2 n.rlerfaz "a rrIIrr o..
ucc of Honolulu uron ilr IrI.rrle1f -Irsf urr
thoug Co. defeufauts iu rE-cafar d. f1sur ~ N-
Qnon plliutli n execution. o. fI11 lllI = E -
costs and ihe srcond rNrllllrr Or - aai - .
costs, a7nulrlfin- ia cd fs fhe - sI-U Haaa
levied upon and -haf -ano-a o. slIa b. d. aI=-.
bidder
Tuesday, the 25th day Of April ISs2 az
IL O'Clock o. on. 40 the turrIau rHalI af r r trlr-.
the iclloHine property. nan f-Garr ra.lIEr.
Clothing Chinese MsiirIlrr sep. la.n-a. q avs
signs, Chinese Sf1Ies. and srnfI-s af-.r lrfffrs
Box ? couialuirr - rkrs Dh.a--r f.1als. sl-a A.
Chinese Prayer Book.
Box L-Coutaiuin- -rars of urt-Ers b. l.n. SD.
mon, pkg Chlue-e NsrmiciII rk.s CtIaea- rI-rs.
~ BOTTLES bluiu=o, thincsr TIA rfa. .r-. Cli.sr
Forks
Boa Z t-l uutlluine AZ ns-- tlIrraa raesra
Box &c loufuiuing fe rar thinase .lrlres
Box o Containing tfs Flrs Chins-e Flrsrs.
Box s-yo youlaiuiur pigs DhisHar C1raIra. . flrr
9tgs, loesine @ls-- % pk-s hiars -u.res fr a.
1linc-e tLec-c. 10 rk.s tlilrer NrruiraIH ~
theWiur ioelrtu, Elus. Fi1fra Mn nr- ~
thlnese scale and suulrT other articles Co. ara1as
Gus 20 meafinu connected uIfh Ininraa -arrr -
lesiauf9nt-uuies. said Judgments srl air rlr-arr.
are previously paid 81. e. rnurr 49,
Honolulu. March -.fk f-s. - -
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NOTES.

GENTLEMAN requests us to ask if any gardener
knows of cure for cut-worms: out of planting
of l75 cabbages be was only able to save 3.
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Jas. DUNN, MERCHANT. GLASGOW,
yHAwAIIAN CONSULT

(HAWAIIAN CONSOLl
Undertakes the purchase and shipment Of ali kinds OF
British and Continental goods and will begiad 10 receive
Orders rates either free on board at shipping port in
Europe or delivered ship (but with dnty for buyer
account at Honolulu. Such Orders may be accom-
panied by remttanees payable in London San Fran
CISCO he win draw at 50 days sight against confirmed
credits from Honolulu Bankers. otherwise, to suit
the convenience Of buyers.
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Conzrtnershin Not;o,

g; WEST HAS Admitted as PART
~ NH IN the carriage Manufacturing and Black
smithing Business ONLY, Mr. WAITER IL PAGE.
Mr. West stii continues in his own name the import
ing Ane seiing Of Carriages. Wagons Materials &c.
share Of the public patronage in the future.
500 s. I'm ~ n.PaGE
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Licenses Expiring in April, 1882.



D Wing Wo Tai a Co. Nnuauu ST. Honolulu
VI Mclnery. cor Fori and Merchant -.
Z Look Moon, Miller 81.
: = Ehlcrs & Co, Fort 81,
= Smith, Maonalua,
Akaihuua, Naikiki-ka
YIN Qucn, cor Muunakca and Queen 81.
: An Lcung, Nunanu st,
= Akeong < All Fook licrctania st
Dillingham; a Co, Fori 81,
q Hammer, King ST,
Z ! Wcik. King -,
. kaahunauu ST.
a 60. Berctnnia ST.
Nahana, koolaupoko
ale koolauloa,
NuuanH 81,
ng - Palama,
Choong Nuuauu ST.
uuauu -,
Nuuauu 81,
1lclsi,
ieretaia 81
-e kaili, Oahu,
1pel. ,s =, Nruanu -,
y kookanaluo, pGnaluu-
ing, Hotel 81.
iey, Valley Home. Nuupnu
akea St,
Mamakca 81,
RETkIL-MAUI.
De- Kahului,
Paa, Eamakualoa
hpahula, Hama.
kipahula, Hama
Lahainu.
RErAIL-HAwAII.
le. Hfo
Multi Kohala.
al, Hlo.
RETAIL-KAUAL
& CO. TunBici
On. uanalci.
kuloa,
VICTUAIING.
kohaa-
Lnhnina.
a CO, Bcrctauia ST. Honolulu
hnston' Hotel 81, Honolulu
suihaclC. lLunakua.
kapaia. Liuuc,
laa. hawaiian,
9 a Co, cor ldaunakca y King Ste, Hon.
FORK BUTCHER.
ua. Ililo,
kaneohc koolaupoko.
BOAT.
..r. o..
WHOLESALE.
'ai. a Co. Nuuanu S. Honolulu
a Co, cor Queen a Fort ST, Honolulu.
AUCTION
Wailuku, Maui
I'm, koloa, Kauai.
b. Honolulu. Oahu.
den, kohala. Hawaii
PEDDIING
o;ol,ai.
CAKE PEDDIING
,,ai
Xxi,
onolulu.
Lahana.
iva.
FIRE ARMS.
,r Roma, Oahu.
SALMON
d. Maui
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-TPFFNF COTRT or TTIf

- ISrAE N9fA ~ -
- WAIfAN fSfANus Tn fi.nale-~l ls1.-- Fl 4
-. - u. .f1I 1rl airrft.ul ra.l lI11tll1 .t
s4rrr Ia .he matter oi tee A-laA. Nf -
WrNf. lafr cf UrulIlIa. laT1aslII
4 ForunIeuf. Furftrtl1l iH - TO -
- ~ f'ers. Mi-TE IrcrlaHIL IlN.r- -
,.f ~ f-ss ZEN rrrsr1tel fI stli f7saatI
~ r-Triffrr frr ttr frri1-r 49, -
- ~ afssrs FTeffalFralrr fal = ~ 7I-s
- =, Il s-tv ~ '-,--r-i taa- EHIDlr - - - =
~ u ~ = fn = HI sd eaT 20 ~
-, - ...4 C-rrrt sf tIIialznI H1ia. si.sse-- -
- ~ .--,- = fs-atr 1rrstlrfri rta zir1r o. 80
al viii aud artlins 80 lll-ll - -.
-, r-- rrrrru .u.rrcsf-I uIfr taTrl7 -1-
,r WI 80 flr ..~laflne ~ If.-s rrslr-l1laIH
nj d. f---rFa- r--Irrlrl ftlf Irf'1H r1rrTf r. aa
il.--r-. ~ rnr-a sr6T1-s sarss. III f7T ia-llr
E,-.s-- 4 r..vl.r1nsr rrinil.l t1al 7.-astet u s-
uiu.
,-,9,irf.f zen narrrr aillrl.1-1rr 11r.. trlssr
6- hri nr s1id uefIllur
NO. u-rol-ln. on O.. Aartl ffa as-
FRANCIS rL uu
At-.t- Cl.ff iusticr ef a. ,aT1rrr 80
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Nh. CARTER, the Hawaiian Envoy, has had
several interviews with some of the government
officials in Paris. Misapprehension and dissatisfac
tion has obtained of late which made the French
Government disinclined to enter on a new treaty.
They required some explanations at first but have
taken Mr. Carter's communications in very good
part and better understanding with Hawaii will
probably result from his visit TO Paris The
steamer Monarch has been chartered to convey
the Portuguese emigrants from st. Michaels. She
was to leave Cardiff all being well, the 18th of
March, arriving at st. Michaels on the lst of
April
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Sale of Government Lots. Kulaokahua
Plnins

Sale of Government Lots hulaokahua
Plains.
On wednesday May 3D. lsse II u NJ at the front en-
trance Of Aliolsu Hale win be sold at Public Auction
the following BUILDING LOTS ON RULAOKA-
MIA PLAINS; Lots Nos. az aud as on the mauka
.idc Of LJNALILo STREET. Upset price 500 each
-ALSO-
ONE LOT oi land containing s'-lun acres. manka
RI aud sdjoiuiHe Lots 400 and $40 per Government
Szrvcy Map Of Kulaokalua Plains. Up-et Price $50.
TERMS Onc-fourth. CASH; and the balance IN
one and three years yit Interest ai per cent per
-nuum and mortgage on thc property.
". y. ARMSTRONG. Minister Of Interior
Department Of the Interior, April 1T. isss 80
Oncia notification having been made 10 ihis DeIaft-
u,ut by Mons. Henri Fccr, Consul and Commissioner
France that b virtue sf powers conferred upon him
by the French Consular Regulations he has appointed
Mons. Lom- GuIbcr to Gl the Office Of Acting Chance
irr 1t shc French Legation in this Kingdom.
Notice BE- hereby given that the said Mons. Louis
t'uibcrt has been recognized a. Acting Chancclier Of
The French Legation uforcsaid and all persons are
Iurcd TO take notice Of this fact and respect his
ihoriiy accordingly W. l.. GREEN.
Minister Of Foreign Anair..
Department Foreign Affair. April nth. 1882 - gu
Nuticc is hereby given that l. b. Prrrrsox ESQ &,
appointed Assistant Postmaster General and CHIEF
CLERK Of The Postal Department Of this Kingdom.
JOHN VI. KAPENA.
Approved. Postmaster General.
Wu. s. AEN-rHoSe,
Minister of the Interior
t.cu r. o.. Honolulu April lOth 1sSa ~ O.
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OTPRFNE COCIrf or rItA J, :. }
- a1lfan falalslIs. = Ire.1i..-l- -. -
--- - rr,,IIr.floIu - Itlr1'lI4tIsicr - 49,
sf rcli estate -. = - ~
1900 n - .rIIlr 81 ~ = =.
f.rsascli. pr1Tils ~ - i1ll1r - 80 =. = i.tI
-.fsfe teion si1- % .aIa a1..l'lI.t - - = =. p
m l. aerrtr arIlrrri. tall D. 7rrt rI -.
a.rra-rf md sil rlrsul= IN rll..t.l = -. ~
~ ~ AT. A. d. ~. ~ 80 r'r.1r- = a. y
rs,ri 81 III. C1Irf. i1 Ica.Iiii. - -
-foIr cause Why tr or'rr sifsi'a -
80 nf arrh estate.
snd u is further cr.errs ~ /. ralL
s1-rf.ted tn ne lIrlt-au -NAf.iH
--lrIi ah-d I'm aid urralllr
dated Ilnaniulrs IT. - Al-l - - -
ftWEENCt Z NJ LLE
i=.ties = -. -1prr-r =
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NOTICE.
HOUSE TO LET

EsA COMMoDIOUs Rouse. SUITABIE
#iia ior a family Near the head Of Fort Street
Apply soon as the premises are in demand.
CHAS. T. GULICK
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STEAMERS Just arrived at New York report that
they encountered immense fields of ice in lat 45
deg IS min. north, long. AZ deg. IS min. west.
The CircassiaH had to steer south two days to
clear them and the SossR,dn was fast for II hours
IN the same pack. Rotterdam and RiaIto, at New
York. report passing icebergs, with field ice, be-
tween lat. &c deg and A min. long, A deg. and
- min. west. The RidltO went 200 miles south-
east to clear the ice, but her bows stove in
both sides filling the forward compartments.
She reports seeing three steamers fast in the ice
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~uurruIr In1rf. t1ua tan lslauIIa o. "a q |llaH
E-q Nar.haI of err Hawaiian fslaal- ~ o. 1r-rIt
GuEErr~at rnrI1l1HfrIi- HF 1rl.E r. Or 49,
faurrrrr MrtUllr. assIGll-E alff.Fr rf "a rr-rf
court ia .-Imuor Henry uarsfrrf 20 . 49,
both ~ Brruru. t-frar1lF. arIl r.ral t-.1iT. -
WnuuiuIu. ilIuaifln l-.Inas. ssfHlI.lnIa aH
nppcar before ATM fi- lf1rr.1I 1.sia-r b. rasr
htrs iu fhr Cont Hll-r. u .lr CRY f -.
Island % Oatu. nu wEuN E~Efl arr r-1 -
saiy nc1t 40 uo'cock A. ~. tr sa1-l rlrsr ear -
prayer 20 Eiararl FrrHirr1r NazIr l.1ar' sHHI-4
g. Granted. pursuant fn - fHrHT Hf Na III e ra
piafrf flrf In said CONT str 1f itr af N1-re
isss And have yial tlru rhrrr f1Is Ben afr 81
turn ~ Vour rrorrrIiII-.- llrrrrr.
WItne-- ne Hnncrnhir fnarrrre uafauf Hrsf.ar
nl the supreme Nnerf. rf urraI1.r. .rls aI .rH
April a D. ~. A. Eass. nsHrrs E'.Ta
Hawaiian fai1vas. Oulu
I hereby CERTIFY 'l1f iar .Hfr HrE1H Hr
order % uuh.iCaflur aunelau aH 'aIItHa
sopic- of to- original. therref H1ica O.
the e. Jerks nfi1r % thr -rHrrrle
WIfares nrul rra sTItI RI. r. ~rrFr1ae
I-UaLI Crrr fhls On llr rf Frr A. u 80
A. Ef~t u-r1rr ftr---
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AKCHIBALD fOABEs, lnt IaIuOu5 r-ISIIsn WI ooI-
respondent and lecturer, for may years connected
with the London Illustrated Neirs and other prom
inent London papers, was among the passengers
on the ZealaHdia. Mr.. Forbes is on his way to
Sydney. and will return to San Francisco in a few
months where he is booked for course of lectures.
He was deeply interested in Sandwich Island IN
formation and literature on the voyage, and has
expressed the determination to stop here on the
return trip long enough to personally aequaint
himself with the prominent features of the Islands
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- 1NnS n EanIir-El.r1-i F1rs-euls r.
IL rI,-tf-ff q 4 ssrsar . c-a-re lt1sl9 il--
~ t5rrs ufIu-. urllr1 rf fra.Icli.au-
Whsreas. tf arnrurs frr.ai il7 80
dafeutl1nts annFr ulrlra- Hlsr Ha
Hawaiian f-'1nas. and lirr r'-''-1 r N-ll.H
that fhrr uncraszTT rl1a.HH p HaI- -
property Tn ttI. klr-1irrle
II j. orliesed t.1f a ssial11alIs $50 q, -
a'cinrk A. ~ 1nf ttlf enHH 81 aI.l .a1- -
-rfhs- win ! rHnr ~ Iafr HfI..r ~ Hrsai ' 'arH
months fu fhe a E1alI.lr is1rerIr rras11I.H 80
li-hed in uauniuil. nrt flaf rrlH ~ a1I HrEl
bill 90 comp irlnf and % II.I sal11ra IIa %. $50
h. f,rfhvrIfk sIrut.I.r.l n sar ra-r taarr arel
IA Henry udfkfs.d. aui bar arr.rr FL aal q H
Pfu-rr af thcir rr1srat rIarr nf r.ra1.H ~ -.l.a
from said 1aliltff
l~i-~s-f FFarENre urrrnlr
frsl..1r srr.rrla .a.rr
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SgfeiaI Aoffss.
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.

Dr. Thachers Dentist ONCE will be closed tin further
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a Con ,liment to Hon. A. A. Sargent.

81 tl9 h March, there assembled under the
roo 0i Tie Palace Hotel number of prominent
lulfoulans- The object was to 10 honor to Hon
aaron A. slrgent, ex-senator and Minister elect to
ihe Gerlsu Empire II was'an adieu for at least
Iarae yeae to a representative Californian One
vla h7 shed the pinnacle of honor by his per
serclaa-a nd integrity throughout good and evil
report
Over tate and Municipal officials, the deplo-
niEtc clI and the clergy were assembled. The
arlailgcIafi Is in the dining room were perfect
The hn1eu, an and German flags were draped at
one enl 1 the room where the orchestra was
siaauuel The 1rsi toast of the evening was .'Our
qussi. i'if Hon a. A. Sargent, Minister 10 the
German lpiren Various other toAsts followed
and were ssponded TO in the order of the pro
gramme
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19
on TUESDAY 25th nAY ~ AppIr -

m fr M OF Aolani Hale. al O. ~ au a. 80 -.
and Interest ~ he said g. narenats .n ~ -
follow ing propcrfs viz
kGeana Royas Patent 80 AIS. rn-e-Iaar. = .....,
or an sore situate7i in Wuner k1lIllraln fs.1a -
les =aid Judgment AMI my e1prusr- 81 80 ~ 49,
viuu-iy raid Ia III pfnrr 49,
uUnoluiu March s-fh f--s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19

MESSRS. WM. G. IRWIN a CO.. Honolulu.
HON. J. :. WALKER. Honolulu.
THE AGRA BANK, (Limited), London.
clS "
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19
ROBBINS a. APPLETON.

81 y General Agents, New York, Z. s. 4.
- All the above line Of Waltham Watches for sale
At the Store Of VI. McTNERNY, Sole Agent for this
Kingdom.
Also, Agent for the GoRHAM STERLING SILVER
WARE. The Trade supplied at the Lowest Prices.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19

il'e r Dafs0Hsie was discharged and loaded
M Is .olsi DAYS. In addition 10 her emiglants
srr 1lulriii upwards Of 800 tons CT general cargo
tons Of coal. Her outward FREIGHT
= --1o .iIe gar. etc. and FTaa valued at
is 4 fi.s quickest sispafch any YES
pc t=s W. had The W. Il. Di,fasa
sordinalT disuatch or hel last tu.i
Mrcffr'ane N Co. were tbe Ggents
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19
the 25th day Of Aurl lss2 a.


R1 NlSTU + OF An ENECf TION
~ Issued by The -uprrue Court af tar fi1aa1s- Il.
lit- upon luarmru. against g. Eirararl arrrrl..f
~ livot of " O. ho-e aintif .n rrrr1rrr f|- 80
to he highest bidder
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-26

ALPHA LODGE NO. 1, A. o. q. w.
NEEETs AT THE FOLEY AND RICKAHD
O'Clock. sojourning brethren in good standing
are invited to attend.
Examining Physioian DIR. G. Il. Thoma.
o. L. SCOTT, II. W.
I.C. O. wHIrMonE, Recorder.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-05-23
The Thirteenth sunerstttion,

The insurance authorities, through
their experts, have been making an ex
animation of the significance of the
thlrteen-at-dinner superstition, and have
come 10 the conclusion that the suppos-
ed fatality cannot be accounted for by
The law Of average. That is, in accor.
dance with the mortality experience Of
insurance companies, the thirteen din
.ners would have to have an average age
of more tran 10 years in order 10 make
such fatal conclusion probable. II the
average age of the guests was 40 years,
there would have TO he about one hun
dred of them present in order to make
a death within gear probable event
The intent of this calculation is to show
that the superstition does not. have its
rise in sry doctrine of chances. 1t
promises conclusions which in the or
dinary course of nature are not likely to
rhsppen
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-05-23
FACTS.

Those contemplating a trip westward
will certainly do well to carefully con.
sult the time tables ol the Baltimore and
Ohio road It's celebrated fast trains,
Its sure connections, aud rates always as
low as the lowest. make it beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried in first c'ass cars on fast
trains, and every possible care is taken
to Insure comfort and convenience.
Trains ruu through without change Of
ears to Chicago, where direct connection
il nude with al leading lines to the
west, northwest and southwest, making
hut single changei Of cars to Iowa,
Kansss, Nebraska, Texas Minnesota.
etc. Ns other line can offer such advan-
tages as the Baltimore and Ohio.-I s
costs but very little time and trouble
to learn this. and in the end may lead
to tie saving of much OF both as We as
money. Above all things do not pur-
chfsc tickets before having talk or re.
oeiying letter from one of the B. 4 O.
Agents A letter addressed to W. +
Reppert, Columbus, Ohio; to T. Lane
Wheeling. w. Va, to j A. Webb, Eos,
toria, Ohio; to T A. Lee GAINESVILLE
Ohio, or call upon either of these gen
tlemen will lead to thorough informa
ton as to all necessary details of time
connections, fares. baggage. otc-,s etc.