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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-13

No. ,a-An act provide for the drill and instruction
OF the officers of the militia.
II is hereby enacted, ETC.: , ,
SIC T. The commander In chief shall require the
commissioned officers OF the militia of the state to NEE
for instruction and drill, not exceeding two days n
each year, at such times and places as ne may desg
nate.
ton without regard TO rank and shall be instructed IN
such theoretical tactical and practical details of mill
tary duty and discipline as the commander-n'chiel
shall prescribe.
SEC a. Any officer failing to appear at said meeting
shall be fined not less than two dollars and not more
than fifteen dollars; but the commahder-in-chef may
remit such fine when in his opinion suhcient and
proper is give within ten days OF said meeting
SIC. B. The oincers attending such drill and school
shall receive compensation for their services but
officer his actual necessary expenses in the same man.
ner as the militia are now paid by law -
SEC. a. This act shall take effect from Its passage
Approved November 8, 1881.
No a, An act relating to the loaning Of military
arms to Grand Army posts.
Ii is hereby enacted, etc: -, .
Grand Army posts in this state such military arms ana
accoutermens not otherwise IN use PROVIDED ne
first takes good and sufficient bond TO the state 70.
the return in good order OF such properly upon uemo
SIC. . This act shall take effect from Its passage.
Approved November y, 1854.
No ,-An act in addition TO chapter hundred and
ty-eight of the revised laws relating to the organi-
ration Of railroad companies after foreclosure
II Is hereby enacted, etc:
Sac a. Section ,,6i Of chapter iss Of the revised
laws shall be deemed to authorize the issue OF Preened
as well as stock in shares OF one hundred dol
lars each, such terms and conditions as the majority
Organizing said company may prescribe in their articles
OF association.
sac 1. When two railroads are encumbered BY 4
lien or liens upon the roads, the company owning
either ROAD may issue bonds the time and rate Of
interest provided by section 3,so OF the revised laws
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-13

No, 4e,-An ACT providing Tot the detIutuoh OF
noxious weeds Oh railroad lands
It's hereby enacted, ete,i
Sac, !, Every person or corporation operating
faroad In this state shall cause all thi,tes ana hoMous
weeds growing within the surveyed boundaries OF
such railroad to be cut and destroyed between the hTst
day vi July and the fifteenth day vi july In each year
SIC. Q. In case vi failure so to do IN any Town
through which such railroad passes the seleeimen oil
such town shall give notice thereof BY mail 10 the
principal Office OF such person or corporation, and IN
case such failure continues ior tea days alter such
notice, the scectmen VI such town Snall forthwith
cause such thst,s aud weeds 10 be cut at tie expense
Of the town, and such town shall thefrupon be en-
titled to from such person or corporation Tue
sum OF hundred dollars IN an action on the case
founded upon this statute 10 be recovered before any
justice OF the peace having jurisdiction Of the pafues
Approved November az, 1850,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-13

No, iQ.-An act relating 10 text DOCKS
II is hereby enacted, ETC.:
Sac l. The books recommended by the text booa
committees of the several towns in 1879, to be used IN
the public schools together with text book on phys
oogy and hygiene to be elected, shall be the author
ned books to be used in such schools until November
1880; and the in public schools of any other text
books except as books Of reference, shall be unlawful
except as hereinafter provided.
SEC a. The text book committees selected in the
several towns at the annual town meetings in 1854
shall make contracts with the publishers OF the books
now recommended and used in such towns, which con-
tracts shall be in writing and which shall fix the price
at which all books the subjects required BY law to
be taught in the common schools shall be furnished to
such towns for five years from and after November
obtain satisfactory prices from such publishers or any
Of them, in that case any such text book committee
shall recommend another list OF books IN pace Oh tnose
only for which satisfactory prices cannot be obtained
and shall then make contract as herein provided, with
the publishers Of such other text books
Sac. D. The several text book committees snail,
with one or persons in such towns who shall keep
upon sale the text books for and such
shall receive not more than ten per cenfum advance
fSsc a The text book committees elected In the
several towns the annual town meeting in 1885, shall
hold their office for i've years; and vacancy may DC
filled any time as vacancy IN thf ONCE VI Town SUI
perintendent is filled.
Sac g. II is hereby made the duty Of the town CLERK
of each town to furnish the state superintendent OF edu
cation the names of the text BOOK committee before inc
first day Of April, 1884.
sac. s. It's hereby made the duty Of the state
Of education to ascertain as far as posi-
bic the prices which the various text books are SOLO
by the publishers in the various towns and 10 present
the inform alton obtained to the several text oook
committees before the first day Of May, 1854
SEC =. The text book committee IN each town snsl
Immediately after such contract Is made as provided IL
This act cause the list d books contracted for together
with the contract price, to be printed; and copy
thereof TO be given TO each family 10 pown and TO o.
posted 10 the post Office or other public place. ana u
each school house in the town.
SEC Q. All acts or parts Of acts inconsistent here
with are hereby repealed. -
Sac. O. This act shall take effect from ne passage.
Approved November a. isss.
No. .a-An act relating to the study Of physioosy ant
hygiene In the publis schools.
Il Il hereby enacted etc; ..-.
Ssc Z. section 50. shaps9 n g he rsxsoed ~
hsfsby snsnlst - = v ree1 - seusW0 ~ -"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-13

No .s.-An act relating to seizures and arrests
Il is hereby enacted, ETC.;
SIC. l. The officer who makes seizure OF intoxi-
eating liquor by virtue Of search warrant put into his
hands or who makes a seizure OF liquor without war
rant or who makes an arrest without warrant oil
oerson found in such state Of ntoxicaton as to dis.
turb the public domestic peace aud tranquility shall
Immediately give notice thereof to grand juror OF
city attorney Of the town city in which such seizure
or arrest is made or the states attorney OF the
county and such grand juror city attorney or states
attorney shall attend and ao; IN behalf oil ihe state
the hearing against the liquor seized or al me exam
nation and disclosure Of the person 50 arrested and
The arresling officer and the prosecuting othceI shall be
allowed for travel and attendance the sans lees as In
other cases.
Approved October o., isss
No An act relating to sales Of liquor ~ towns
Il 10 hereby enacted, etc
Sac Q. Section ,7e4 Of the revised laws u herssy
amended BY sdding thereto the following WOODS :.
Ths pdss % Azsd b ~ sssss.o
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-13

taxation in the town Tor ethyl Of so far as required
by law. at its true value in money, and VIII SET inc
same into the grand list Of said town or Gy at one
per cent of its true value in money and Will iathiuy
discharge all the duties conferred upon me by law
So help me God" Tor under the pains and penal
And the listers violate such oath they shall each be
guilty Of perjury and punished accordingly
SEe co. II the lister accepts the inventory OF per
son not made and sworn to as PROVIDED IN tnis act
or negects refuses to appraise and set IN the IL;
as required by law each item as described IN eacf
inventory filled up conformaby to the provisions o.
for each such refusal neglect forfeit to the town Of
CITY Of which he is such lister the sum OF two hundred
dollars; and any Of the officers designated In sector
twenty-eigh Of this may sue for and recover sac
nenaty in the name and for the benefit Of such town OIL
City, and at the expense Of such town or city.
uNoRoANIzED TOWNS AND CORES.
SRc n The secretary of state at the time OF fur
nishinp blank inventories listers in towns shall also
furnish them in sufficient number TO the tax commis
soners, for unorganized towns and cores; and suef
commissioners in taking the list shall be governed BY
ali the provisions OF this relating to listers IN towns
and persons liable to pay taxes in such unorganec
towns and cores shall be subject to the same duties ano
liabilities in this act provided in case oil taxpayer
in towns.
SEC a. After the listers have collected the inven
tories in their respective towns, they shall ascertain
therefrom the several sums due and owing from ths
taxpayers in their respective towns TO inhaotants
other towns in this state and shall Immediately hoti)
the listers in such other where the persons resds
10 whom said debts due or to become due, givine
the name of the person corporation to whom the deb
Is due and the amount thereof
Sac "a, The words taxable property where USED
In this act shall be held to include taxable estate Dotf
real and personal including chooses in action and IN
word "person" where used In this act, snail Include
partnerships associations and joint stock companies
Sac. a. person who wlfuy swears falsely u
violation Of any Of the provisions OF THIS act snail Ok
guilty Of perjury and punished accordingly, +, ~,
srued 10 apply the taxation Of deposits o. saving
banks, savings institutions and trust eompsees Other
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-13

.ckoals shall be nsial.iRsd 10 sseh lesa leI lh'
xHNhg, si<iNRs, EHshM gi.nH.il 5sssl.rhIl sI''h,
mee Ice had dlsNiag ListpTI and epHsilienea Il
lhe pnlsd sl4les, aaa figRsHlsIT physiology snd
hfgisRe sLlgh shsh ave sfefi4i pfeniRshfs u lhe
ieR sHd spselsl HsufileH shall b. siysH n ne sta
gTsphY sRd hlsigF fcAsiiilleH sHd piHfipiss u gsyf
GInGleRl "a HsImlRl IeIl book fpnmlllees shall
steei lad IeeSmHtRd tfE book % eifmsGlsTf PhFs-
GssY sRd hFgleRe 10 gsf n lLslE EesFseige lgsns
81. q NJ lesekfI shall " IeqliTea " pea a.
eF4RRslipR % phI,elesY sRd hYslsns pslals AeysHr
bsI ., Iss3
Appfe,ed Nsysmbsl IS Iss,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
Rombnrdment of the Ninrnrn

People about town in the early business hours of
last Friday morning might have noticed published
on the blackboard In front Of j. NJ. Dat ir. d Co
the information that the e. s. s 4iIsku will shell
the wreck Of the Nggrru at go A. NJ Those
that did notice the statement were on hand and
those that had not, were apprised about the hour
mentioned, Of something going on in the harbOr,
by The number Of people vending their way thith-
erwards, the heavy reports Of cannon and the rush
ing sound Of proicctiles passing through the air.
Al along the harbor line people could be set
Ting themselves for a peep at the progressing
show, while look forwards showed that the OBJ
seryatorics and roofs Of many Of the buildings had
become alive with numerous curious ones also, de
sIruus Of a look ut the engagement. At 9ij the
first gun fired and total number Of forty three
rounds were discharged before the bOmbardment
was ended DR.. J. 5. McGrew firing the last gun.
BY the courtesy Of Lieut.. Com. Nelson the fol-
towing abstract Of the official score, kept by En-
sign Wood, Is made public. Distance 100 yards
then reduced to 800 yards: fuses Of shell for
broadside guns cut TO seconds, pivot guns using
PERCUSSION she'll. Total number of rounds fired
%, viz: - rounds from broadside guns, II rounds
from pivot 60 FOUNDER. and inch rihe, and ,
rounds from field guns. of the shells fired, 10
burst short 9 burst beyond 10 struck, and burst
inside or close to the wreck. After the lombard
ment had closed a number of gentlemen including
press representatives by invitation OF Lieut.. Com.
Nelson, went on board the wreck, inspected the
hits many Of which were most "palpable' ones,
aud obtained pieces Of the burst shells as souvenirs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
PASSENGERS.

From San Francisco, per City Of New York. Oct 81
II Berger and daughter. Mrs z J King and children
n Wright and nephew, Nm Levers and . children
Chas Broglic, DrFC Webb. A Moore W 4 Wilder. NJ
2 Toler and son, Spence J Marshall aud wife Dr. 4
Dumiurd, wife and daughter, VIM Dumf1rd, Capt ]
Marshall, wife and daughter. Geo HnImcs "
Osbum, Capt r BOYLE, 5 " iiounda-t Niss lula /
Moore, u Center. T II Duvic-, wife and children aui
servants, Miss Lamb, Mr. Lansing and infant, Me
w sd, Mexico Bill. John Slattcry Miss " j Laurie
steiner, Brewer aud wife W Barnard. John Bar
rows, John Bryant dc ia Mux. wife and chidlcn
I Pickering, II II Billings, and q Chinese.
From Kauai per e r Bishop oct a9-,Ias HlyseId,n
z MD l-urvisi = Whitman, D smith, l1ss, Coz
? EAnoa, II Thomas, e Kirby, Garland 10 I
stolz. Capt c Dutton, Mics Puryi- J / BlaisdtII
From Kahului, per Rilauca H0u. OCT CSC 5 vii
liams, Warner, Mr. Forbes and daughter.
Prom windvard Ports. per LikcIikc, Uci gl-Ii n ii
Princes Liiiuokalnni Gov j q Domu- Ills e n N
D.sEeit' zap Bolknap' Z 5 y, hon Q Mildcr, Mis-
child, Miss II kuniun Mr. L Shaw Miss A Shaw, Mr.,
KINNEY, D kcaloha. Dickson + Kchna ? Wilhelm
X mckenzie, J Rcdinctpn, VIM Hall. j q Roth
well, II sheldon wife and children.
FROM Fanning's Island, per Jennie Walker, Oct %
VIM GrcE, wife aud children, Geo Hickncl and wife
JAS Bickncll, j. G. Marchant
Prom san Fraucisco, per Eureka. oct l1-Nf- T. =
Judge and child G. b. Kelly 5. Chamberlain.
For Australia, per City Of New York Oct s1-N T1ldi
Mr.. c. Hodsson, Niss Fleming W. Mcleod.
For sau Francisco, per Caibaricn, Oct nth Norman
Mckinnon and John Mcclellan.
Fot Kahului, per Kilauea Hou Oct p-By5ou Tay
lur Perry. Oakley, II Iorhert, Mr. $ Harrison, u
Luscom6e y Chapel, Ford uudnhout e. deck
For Moloysi aud Maui per Lchua. Oct 51-gtr Me
C0rrision, Mr. e Dwight and about . deck.
For Kauai, per Il Bishop Oct % TLcduard. Jndrt
Kauai. 4 & Damon. N Whitman, Boy Jane.
ThomAs and about s. deck
From san Francisco per Kaial.aua. uct si-Nr- e. r
Stackpolc. Master g G stsclpole Ml-s NJ u Dis vs. j
Croeks, W W Coons G h Eldrcd, 7 Simpler Jas u
Cummings, W Maston. , 5 sir-fricd, ] Red
stob : Hermann, Jcniius, e Brown, Hop
kins, Cramor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
MEMORANDA.

The Dr. chip Bremen, Capt D1usalI, went ashore ur
the fHrrsllones OF thc entrance 20 san francisco,
the night ~ the 18th ult, during fog The vessel %
uninsured but the cargo, lCoal De- fUIly lusut0l 40
hands were saved. The usual inquiry WIS held aud fI.
usual verdict given.
Hall Bro- Of San Francisco have laid the keel Iar o.
nrw steamer presumably for Nessr- z I Foster a. CO.
OF this city. The new steamer viii Doe i6D feet long.
The NJ Is CITY q New Nofk sailed from san Fran
cisco for Honolulu Oct I'D. $3.50 ut and arrived al
Honolulu Oct sith, al $3.50 m, days and DO min
utes frum san Francisco She reports Tor thr nf-
three days pleasant weather and light battling Uiud
remainder Of passage stormy S0uihgry winds.
Report Of the bark kulalaua. Miller Master LEI
San Francisco Oct. 18Th at O'Clock m. Experience
inc weather throughout the entire passage arriving
Honolulu oct 3ist- making the passassc u - da1-.
The Ella Eureka and kalaka1a ara all pu r0uiy from
san Francisco for this port The Eureka sailed uu thi
18Th, theElla the 18Th, and the kHlkuua The lg
october The Eurcku arrived here OCT alth, and kall
Klaus arrived Ost 81
The Hsw BRIG Pouafc loadlu. ai Iquigua Tor Sar
francisro on sept 9ih.
Tbc schr Rosario sailed Cor son Francisco from 80
NUN on the 9Th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

with eyergreHns and saie, and in conjunction with
the button-hole bouquets, prominent upon the
breasts Of promonaders presented lively appear
ance. Tables for the accommodation of the visit
ors, were presided by the ladies of the cougre
cation, who, assisted by corps Of pretty and
active walters Of the gtntler sex. did thriving
business IN the ice cream, cake and coffee line
During the evening Mr.. J. W. Yarndley favored the
company present with selections on the violin:
companied on the piano by Miss Carrie Castle.
Mrs. Hanford al later period, also favored the
audience with some instrumental music. Toward
the close Of the festival, large pound cake was
put up at auction by Mr.. Henry Waterhouse, and
after little competition was awarded TO Mrs ]. g.
Dickson. that lacy Immediately offered it for sale
again, and Judge McCuIly became the purchaser.
The proceeds of the evening melted about 500,
-. L. -. IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
Police Court.

BEruBE Il. f. BIcKEETuN. J.
OuTonTB 18Th. All Sing, Al Pal and All SCI
three Chinese employees nj the Old Corner Res
taurani were charged with ARRAY. Found guilty
and fined s. each and costs.
keamalu (kl, assault and battery, guilty AMI
finels s. and costs kaunaihi *, assault ant
battery on MARY T. Rose. guilty and fined - ant
costs
OcrobER y Henry and Ellis Hart, charget
with having from the 10th Of June and up 10 Oh,
present time sold goods Of foreign product at re
tail Mt the Old Corner without a license. Plead
guilty and fined so each and costs Same partie.
charged with same offence at e Old Curiosity
shop Plead guilty and fined $50 and costs
Same parties charged with having kept yictuall-
ir,r house ct "Old Corner" for same length Of
time without license. Plead guilty and fined 81
and Gusts. Hama fwl kRmalu - and Lee Shinr
were arranged and charged with willful murder OF
Kamaila fS) at kamoiliiln on the 18th u October.
Remanded until November l. c. W. NJ. hekaua
sharred with obtaining money under false pro
, snses- Found guilty and sentenced 70 tmprison-
-hiont al hard labor for sixty days.
Oct %. All Wong charged with having opium
in possession. The defendant was accused OF
throwing opium into the prisoners at the Oahu
Jail Found guilty and fined SO and sentenced y
Two months imprisonment at hard labor Eiehi
Chinese were CHARGED with having opium IN pos
session the result Of an opium raid by officers ell
Marcos and Oadtl Renanded until the Jlsi.
SAN Yoke a chicken thief WAS Sound guilty and
seufenced 10 three months at hard labor. q, Pu-
uule L. assault and battery, forfeited $40 bail.
4. Pray, charged with same offence also forfeited
$40 bail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
"BuoLwhoat Cake. and the Measles =:

The following recently appeared in an infuen-
tial Journal published at Rochester, New York, U.
$. A.: When a young husband had gone from
home. and with fond solictude telegraphed his
little wife," what have you for breakfast and
huw's the babyyr He received the brief, sugges-
tive reply" Buckwheat cakes and the measles
We have the report of case in our midst, not
where measles was in the bill of fare, but where
sCiatic rheumatism confined Mr.. ]. Dawson, the
wull-knOwn druggist to his room for long period.
II was stated TO our reporter in the following
Words " The senior of this firm was attacked
with sciatc rheumatism, December last, and for
four weeks could scarcely leave the room. He used
St jacobs Oil, and is now able to be at his place
Of business feeling no worse for his recent afic-
tiuu The inference Is convincing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
IMPORTS

From Sen Francisco per City OF New York Oct %
- tone assid mdso, and slioo coin.
From san Francisco, per Eureka, Oct. 5l-Iuu cargo
Fenl mdsc Including q C. canned -nud- - kegs blast
ing powder, ~ hhls cement ss1l lh- coffee hhIs
hour ~ pks, % gun powder 100 a. Gin g7 Do ham.
y tons hay, i50 thls lime, NJ ties io1 single
II, sop lbs sugar, etc.
Fcfm fanning's leland, per Jennie Walker Oct 3D.
suN Cocoa nuts 1uN gallons Cocoa nut OIL small Dot
mise mdsc,
From san Francisco per kalakaua, Oct SHAY,
nrun, oats, barley, -four, stock and general assoH
mcnt o. mdsc Agents. j. a. SchlciCf Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
?. N. 5. 5. co.'s lime rsbIe for teea.
CoMMER CIAL.
NoYoLrLr. rorFNnFFI- !.

HONOLULU. FOTEMBEH ., 1ss2
Business has remained in sfafs gr0 since last writ
ing, slight dizziness visible being renoyed by thc
arrival Of the intersland steamer with fresh uaichcs
Of orders from the plantations. tie filling Of which has
retail desiers IN various lines Of trade during the %
past. The arrival Of the 2 N :. s. City Of New York
and barkentinc Eureka from ne Coast, laden with
aided to create liveliness On business circles
~ - ~ pelh iAln. nlll lhe I'M
both from the Coast, while the Ladv IaHrsar al
yaibarien are the only Departures with domestic pro
BY the inward mail we received our usual monthly
letter from hessfs- williams. Dmoud A Co, a- alec
one from Manila firm and both ~ which are here
The Consuelowil be te next vrss, sailing from thi.
port Tor the Coast leaving about the Oh Inst The
kalskars and Ella are nov fuily due here from thc
saS FE.Scr-oo Oct sisi. 1872
Our last adylce- were dated I'D rlt, per stmr Au--
r.llA, since which time We have had Bsuhl rains.
sUGAR-The Refinery has made no change IN psccs
pr two months. Cuba In New York have been down
I ii6c for e-hut are nov advancing and may be-
5oted Al : 5is 70 : to-day Tue Manila market has
.'I HiCE-Thc receipts 10 date 81 ~ hag-- The
Istern market l. nov fully supplied with the large
lp. o. South Carolina aud Louisiana We quote beet
IOLASSES-No change
CuR-Goldcn Gate Extra s5.25; u Dusalo s.
aTs-Fecd si.6jftsi.s5 BRAN-sfe7 sigH0.
bAishEY-Feed sisis nAY-Compressed si7i.g
wOo1s-Mafket continues steady We quote south
CT a. 5n1 san Joaquin lSdss northern @@aof
vance has been established We quote Iron 4'- ga a.
ID Cork, L. h. andiw i5- Cork Z b. and Cont
RAISFALL-To date nearly three inchc., an unusual
EXcHANGE-eo ds'-t on London ia,s~Gisfs-; New
York sight i-5dls.
ARRivALs-sepi ., Am brig Hazarl, ,Kahuiui;
sept 2. Am brig Consuolo Oct l. nr snr suczs Ori O.
Am bktne Ella; sept - am bkiue Eureka; Oct 2, Am
stmr City Of New York. Oei = An hkinc EurcAni Oct
p An bk kalaSaua; Oct H. Am BIZ II W Amy
HuhhaI1 Coz MHui1H gfreulHr @ ArufrrHIfaH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

MRS. A. NJ. MELLIS, who is admitted
to be the Leading Millinery and Dress
maker Modesto in Us Kingdom, bogs leave
to say to her numerous Lady friends, that
her New Stock Of Beautiful Goods recently
ordered, are now beginning to arrive,
which include all the Very Latest French
and American Fashions, in Ladies and
Children's Hats, Bonnets aud Dress Pat
terms, of rich and rare designs.
MRS. MELLIS strictly superiniends all
work, and being always SO thoroughly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
Delightful News to the La
dies of Honolulu


competent, and particularly with her
patrons orders, it is not strange that all
Ladies of Fashion aud Taste arc her
Customers.
LADIES, with their Children, are inyit-
ed to call and see Samples of the New Fall
and Winter Styles in her Millinery Depart
ment, and also to see the New and Latest
Plumes, Feathers, Trimmings, etc. Every
pains taken to please the most fastidious,
and all work guaranteed in every respect.
etg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
Tort street Chureh Festirnl.

he ladies Of Fort Street Church gave one Of
their enjoyable entertainments at the Church on
the 18th INST, and account of desire TO assist
the Gospel Temperance cause, called the affair an
Ice Cream Festival, inviting the public gener-
ally 20 patronize than. The SchOolroom Of the
Church, where the festival vas held, vas trimmed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
NOTICE 7

The Celebrated Horse LIvERMORE PET will be
on Exhibition at the Pantheon Stables this p NJ.
together with the Buggy and Equipments. The Raie
announced for this evening will positively take Place
aud commence at Z O'Clock sharp An holders Of
Tickets are yxpecicd ~ II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

For San Francisco, pei Lady Lamps1u. Oct .1-Glt.
81 lbs sugar =, hflc goat skus - dry hides 90 huch
bananas; domestic value, sii,2si.59.
For san Francisco per Caiharicn, OCT 1I-ll5U2l bs
sugar 81 rlls muEsscs as su DE RICE ~ a. h1usr
hold goods, c. carvings. Dom Value s5g.cola Tcu
Value SO