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Kohala Items.
FROM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.
KoHAJA, June 80. 1888

FROM AN OCCASIONAL coRREsPoNDENT.
KoHALA, June 80, 1882.
Weather here continues rather dry. Some plant
ing has been done by the Kohala Sugar Co., Mr.. @.
Bond and Jas. Woods, but with so little rain IL is
considered somewhat risky. The Kohala Sugar 90.
are nor grinding; Star Mill, too, has shut down for
a time. with a crop, so far, of. GOO tons. Union
Mill, grinding, with an output to date, OF about
900 tons. Mr.. Hind is at present employed upon
over 800 tons Of sugar. All the plantations are
planting largely this year, particularly Hawi, the
acreage being not much less than 500 acres.
The line of railway is now complete as far as the
Kohala Sugar Company's mill, and in a short time
will reach Harris mill at Multi.
We hear that c. Hopkins has disposed Of the
whole of his interest in the Blacksmith shop and
adjoining premises 10 Mr.. G.. sandemann, Mr.. H..
smerely retaining the general store and lumber yard.
j DR.. J. Wight has begun on n new (branch) store
BAT Paehuehue, and from the acknowledged shrewd-
mess of the Dr., the affair will doubtless be a pecu-
mary success.
= A very pleasant social took place at the resi-
dence of r. Il. Kinds, Esq. Many were present and
ali appeared to enjoy themselves hugely. Mrs.
Bond, Mrs. Hayselden and Mrs. Dyer gave variety
Ito the social pleasure by some pleasing vocal and
Instrumental music.
The wedding party at the house Of our jolly Dr..
Thompson, was a decidedly nice affair. Many were
present and no one could leave without the feeling
that they had had their cup full to overlooking OF
enjoyment. The decorations were simply delight
full in their floral beauty, such perfect taste i'm ar
rangement; and ierns-a wealth OF them. Tho
bride, a lady Of probably eighteen summers, was
flchly ana most tastefully attlred IN a Inquired white
satin suite; white satin slippers; 10 veil. The DIR.
has the warInest congratulations Of everybody, and
we are no less assured that our community ia heppy
in the thought thai a lady most amiablc and Guilt
waited has been added to our society.
We understand that one Of the residents Of this
district has sustained a most serious loss i'm the
shape Of his horses tail, which some practical Joker
in very artistic style, undertook TO shave, leaving
the unfortunate animal with only a stump dock.
Not content with the fun at this stage, they con-
siderately undertook 90 inform the public Of the
fact by posting placards at various public places,
in which was graphically described the disaster
which had befallen him. 1t will, no doubt, be
somewhat consoling to our respected citizen 10 feel
that he has the sympathy Of the entire community
Such fun % is reprehensible in the extreme, and
we still hope Gorlorn) that these jokers may yet
smile on the other side.
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CArrIoN-AmrR1cAn MALrHAM MArcn

WALTHAM WATCHES.
We BEG To CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE
AND THE PUBLIC to the well known quality and
elegance of finish of our gold cases, guaranteed by
us to be Of eighteen karat gold, u. 5. Mint ASSAY.
or of fourteen karat gold, as may be stamped and
also to our mode Of selling the same, charging ONLY
for the ACTUAL WEIGHT Of the gold used. and not
for the base metal comprised in springs, key pipes,
filling Of crown, &c. To illustrate which a tag
accompanies each one Of our gold cases. which
plainly indicates not only the gross weight Of the
case, but also the NET weight Of the gold. Our
silver cases are all STERLING quality-925-1000 fine.
IN EXPLANATION OF THE ABOVE, we desire To say
that the old plan of charging for the gross weight
of the case, as if it were all gold, worked well
enough as long as the manufacturer were content
with the amount of brass AID steel actually re
quired in its construction but when the business
was degraded into a contest as to who should get
the most base metal into the least quantity Of
gold, and call il a GOLD case, then the time came
when, in the interest Of dealers in American
watches, it became necessary TO adopt n 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 Of the trade, some Of whom have
1already undertaken to carry out the same idea in
their own 49, WATCH COMPANY,
Waltham, Mass. NJ. M.INERHY, Agent for this
Kingdom also Agent for Gorham Sterling Silver
ware. The Trade supplied on the most liberal
terms. ju23 3m.
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WGmGaRN
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To AMEND SECTION OF CHAPTER 10 OF
SESSION LAWS OF 1850, APPROVED ON
THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D, 1850.
BE 1T by the King and the
Legislative Assembly Of the Hawaiian Is
lands in the Legislature of the iDgdom
Assembled
SECTION l. That Section 2 of chapter 10
of the Session Laws of 1880 be, and the
same is hereby amended so as to read as
follows
q" Section 2. In cases where the offense is
not of a highly aggravated character, the
said Courts may punish the offender by
fine not exceeding two hundred dollars, and
by Imprisonment at hard labor not exceed
ing two years, but in cases where such pun
ishment would be inadequate the offender
shall be committed for trial according to
existing provisions of law"
SECTION 2 All laws and parts of laws in
contravention herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
SECTION 3. This Act shall become a Law
from and he date of its approval.
Approved this 22d day of May, A. D. 1882.
KALAKAUA r.
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AN ACT

To AMEND SECTION 8 OF CHAPTER % OF
THE PENAL CODE.
Be it enacted by the King and the Legis-
lative Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands in
the Legislature of the Kingdom assembled:
SECTION l. That Section 3 of Chapter %
of the Penal Code be and the same is here
by amended so as to read as follows =
Section 8. Whoever wilfully and mali
ciously burns in the day time or night time
the dwelling house of another is guilty of
arson i'm the second degree, and shall be pun
ished by Imprisonment at hard labor for
life, or any number OF years in the discre-
ton of the Court"
SECTION 2. All laws and parts of laws in
c~ontravention herewith are hereby repealed
SECTION 3. This Act shall become a law
from and after the date of its approval.
Approved this ODD day of May, A. d. 1882.
KALAKAUA r.
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[rRoM OUR owy connEsPoNDENr.l

The DR.. reports another case Of gun powder ac-
cident-causing the loss Of a finger and serious
wound in the leg 20 a young native boy, at Homo
makau.
Frequent showers over most Of the district Civ
ing plenty Of moisture for cane, but hardly enough
TOR unIisgp purposes and, as the latter Is only for
a few lucky ores we, that cart, are satisfied, and
the humers' time VIII soon come.
Some one cut tie hair ali off the tail Of Mr..
Nichols horse a few nights since, making the ami
NAL look rather odd and giving the flies a great
advantage over him. IL was not the right thing TO
do, and some one ought to feel a good deal Of
shame for doing it. We also learn that his wife's
horse had the same cause Of complaint the follow
ing night. We hope il viii not become epidemic
as the doctors say.
Drs. Kimball and Thompson operated on a ma
tive woman on Wednesday last for cancer Of the
breast, the whole breast was removed and the wo-
man thus far is doing splendidly with every
chance Of good recovery. The woman il a resident
Of Lahaina. A hospital would ensure good results.
We notice two fine thoroughbred skye terriers
brought 10 the Messrs. Thompson by DR.. Kimball;
they are fine rattsrs and Of Fagt English blood
stock. They are reported even 50 soon. to be do
ing good work in the field.
The railroad is doing big work on the Kohala
plantation sulch. 1t would do Honolulu people
good 10 see what skill and pluck can overcome.
We are glad TO see the two Misses Renton and
Miss Hind in Kohala. They have returned for the
Vacation. We shall be glad when they graduate,
as our district does not like TO lose its Young ladiea
for the greater part Of the year.
Church sociable at Miss Kinds FRIDAY evening.
Quite a large attendance and a good time as usual,
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The regular annual public examinations of the Gov
eminent English day Schools in Honolulu, will be held
as follows
ON Wednesday, July Goth at the Pohukaina School.
- Thursday, 4" 27th " " Royal School.
" Friday. &" 29th " " Fort Street School.
The examinations will begin st 9 o'clock A. NJ. 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 J. SMITH. school Agent.
Education Office, July 3rd, 1882. jys 3tw
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An ACT

To AMEND SECTION l OF AN ACT ENTITLED
GAN ACT To ESTABLISH THE COM
OF REPRESENTATIVES," AP-
PROVED ON THE PATH DAY OF JUNE, A. D.
1868.
Be it enacted by the King and the Legis-
Iative Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands
in the Legislature of the Kingdom assem-
bled:
g. SECTION ]. That Section l of the Act en-
titled Gan Act to establish the compen-
sation of Representatives of the People,"
approved on the oath day of June, A. d.
1868, be and the same il hereby amended so
as to read as follows -
"Section l. The Compensation of the
Representatives of the People is hereby es-
tablished at Five Hundre Dollars for each
Session."
SECTIoN 2. This Act shall become a law
from and after the date of its approval, and
all laws and parts of laws inconsistent here
with are hereby repealed.
Approved this ODD day of May, A. d. 1882.
KALAKAUA r.
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Sale of Lease of Government
land.

on Wednesday. July Goth. 1882. st the front entrance of
Alfiolani Hale, at u O'Clock noon, will be sold at Public
Auction the Lease of Lots Nos. IS and 66, sit
mated on the Esplansde in Honolulu.
TERMS-Lease5 years. upset price S125 per annum for
the two lots, payable quarterly in advance.
5. X. KAAI, Minister of Interior.
Interior Department, Honolulu, June Path. 1882. ju24
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ANSWER To MANY CORREsPONDENTs.-In reply to
numerous inquiries, concerning the wonderful quail
tiles Of the Great German Remedy, St. Jacobs Oil,
mentioned in our last issue, we would inform them
that the article may be obtained from our retail
druggists, or by their aid. Ask for st. Jacobs Oil,
and if the dealer does not keep il in stock, he will be
able to procure it in a few days from the wholesale
houses. We understand there is already an imme-
date demand for the remedy, which Is not very sur
prising when it is considered what il is daily accom-
plishing in the way Of relief and cures, bordering
in some instances on the miraculous,
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PoLYSEsIAN ENcAMPMENT No. 1, I. O. 0. F. held
ar election Of officers last evening, and the follow
ing gentlemen were elected for the ensuing term {;
G. P, George W. Pascoe; S. W, J. Lecher; H. p,
J. Emeluth; J. W, Arthur W. Richardson; Scribe,
J.. S, Smi:hies; Treasurer, A. W. Bush. The Scribe
and Treasurer were reelected, the former gentle
man holding the position consecutiyely for ten or
more terms.
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ava
Honolulu. July LIST, 1882.
School Vacation Notice.

The regular summer vacation OF all Public Schools
throughout the Kingdom, Will extend from Friday the
18th of July instant to Monday the 18th Of september
next, on which date s new term will begin.
Ry order of the Board Of Education.
w. ]. SMITH, Secretary.
Education Once, July 3rd, 1882. Jys 3tw
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IN the corner stone of the R. c, MissiG

the laying of which was noted in the Daily>N.
the 1st, was fashioned a recess in which wax
an Theoretically sealed copper box containinSCc
following documents and articles Weekly p. c.
of July 1st; Daily p. c. A. of July Sd, Bulletin Of
July 3D., Gazette, of June 21st; Saberday Press
of july 1st: 10 Hdrdij Pae Aj2G of jan
nary 9th and June 24th; all Sf the cur
rent year. Copy Of Appropriation Bill of Legisla-
tive Assembly 1882. Silver coin, 81 American, date
date 1862. 10 cent piece American, date 1876.
Planters Monthly for April; Mouldjng Book, pub
lished by George Lucas: Cabinet size photographs
cess Regent Liliuokalaui Likelike and daughter,
Kaiulani, H.H. Ruth Keelikolani, Queen DOwager
Emma, and Governor Dominis. Also a group
picture Of the Royal family, the government
building aud palace. The whole accompanied by
a vellum scroll, setting forth the purposes for
which the building was erected; the names Of the
present Pope, the King. the Vicar Apostolic and
other clergy Of the Mission, resident inHonolulu.
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TIE police arrested a Chinese opium trader on
Sunday, and seized his stock ana implements Of
trade, amongst other things a number of shells Of
the laichi nut, which are used as packages to con-
ceal opium when delivered to customers. The man
is an old offender, this being the third time he has
been arrested for the offence. His name is Lou
Fong. The arresting officer, Mr.. Mehrten. had 10
break down the door of his room in order to get at
him,
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SEALED

Sealed Tenders marked Tenders for Hay and Feed, -
will be received at the Office of the Minister of the In
terror until Thursday, June 18th, at u o'clock noon, for
furnishing Hay and Feed at Government Stables for Six
Months from July LIST, 1881.
The average monthly quantities will be:
Hay (CalifOrnis Wheat and OsD ssy........... $500 TBS
..-...-- l,bUO I"
AIs....."- -. ..".'-. .."-.-.- 2,5OO &"
.......... 300 8.
The Hay and Feed must be Of the best quality, and de-
livered full weight.
The Minister of the Interior does not bind himself TO
accept the lowest, or any bid. S. X. KAAI
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, June %, 1882. iu24
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AT work on artesian well at Kahului, and trying
to make Roadway through sand. il caves IN SO
badly that the borers are not so far down now a.
they were s week ago.
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Rcfnii-O n hu.

Rcfnii-Onhu-
l Kong We Chong Il Co. Kaneohe, Koolsupoko
l Hyman Bros, Merchant street,
l I'll Davies, Kaahumsnu street,
? Hiram NJ Moore. Fort street,
8 Lee Sing. Nuuanu street
5 Man Chuck / GO Nuuanu street,
: NJ G Correia, Hotel street.
: l. Ahlo, Nuuanu street,
s Kwong Man Wo * Co, Nuuanu street,
IL Wing on wo, Nuuanu street
II Hart Bros, Nuusnu street,
IA John Chez Fo. Nuuanu street.
Ie L q Sresovich X Co, Queen street.
Is Marn Chun Tong, Nuusnu street,
10 Kwong Yam Lung, Beretania street,
l9 II May * Co, Fort street.
81 Mau ON Chong, Msunakea street. "
% Cum Cnun, corner Hotel and Msunakea SITS.
20 Goo kim, corner Fort and Hotel streets.
RcraiI-Hawaii
l Amana, Puueo, Hilo
l Lu wo, Kshaluu, North Kona
5 Alfred sheppard, Kohala
6 An Chap = Achune, Makapala, North KohslR
II W u Davis. Kailua, North Kona
- Charles Williams, Kqkuihaele. Hsmakua
y Nav Ktaq, NsaIehu, Kau
10 H y greenwich, Kalukalu, North Kona
10 10 T HR MAN n H : Hars. h HloPktu 0''H OHA
IS Goo Chuu Il Co, Kapaau, North KohAla
10 Goo All san. Kaiopihi, North Kohala
20 J D Mills Hilo
25 c Y Aioua, halepolepo, Hiio
26 Kau Tack Mau, KaiOpihi. North Kohala
% c Y Aiona, PunahoR, uilO
30 Quon Sing Lung & Co, Pueo. Hilo
R~eIniI-Mnui.
1 Oh Dickey. Hanakuapoko
3 H * Kaiaaaha, Molokai
II Claus sprecLels, Kahului
Is Wong Ham. Grove Ranch, MakawaO
10 Linn Kon kee, kipahulu' Hans
% Kwong Yuen, Haiku
26 Tong sing, Raanapali
VTcIuniIE&.
I ] NJ Iawlor - Co. hawaiian Hotel. Honolulu
l Amana, Puueo. Hilo, Hawaii
3 Lee sing. Nuuanu street, Honolulu
9 Edward Bachelor, Waikiki, Maui
II Mau Khan. Naalehu. Kan, Hawaii
IA Ku see. Pi. honua. Hilo. Hawaii
Is Ouong Fong. Paia, Makawao. Maui
Is Ghong, Kspaau. Kohala, Hawaii
70 Amoosa, UIupalakua, Maui
u Was Ching. Maunakea street. Honolulu
Is 81 Chen NJ. NiHiii. North Kohaia. HAWAII '' 'H''u'N
% Powell y Jackson, Hotel street, Honolulu
WhOIesnIe.
I Lyman Bros; Merchant street. Honolulu
IS G Tucker, queen street,
70 H Nay * Co, Fort street.
Billiards.
l Gore Espinda, wailuku, Maui
/ J NJ Lawlor L Co, Hawaiian Hotel. Honolulu
&c Thomas NJ V Hart. Hamakua, Hawaii
Salmon.
! Tw kualaku. Fish Market, Honolulu
n II Kalusaha, wailuku, Maui
25 II Kaluaaha, Waihee, Maui
Cnte PeddIing.
II AIama, Maui, GIakawao)
Is ChOng san, honolulu
p Aksu, Kohsnaiki, North Kohsla, Hawaii
BOnI
; Kaelemakule, Hilo. Hawaii
y Kahuluna. "
p Puuini, Honolulu
Butcher.
20 5 Rauvealoha, North kohals, Hawaii
p Shipman & Elderts. HilO, Hawaii
Pork Butcher.
% Aslous, Waihee. MauiD
whOIesnIe Spirit.
l T Davies. Kss'numanu street, Honolulu
Retail Spirit.
n, Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu
PcddIiug.
" PIT Thornton. Kingdom, (aOn0iuiu'
LaPanu'
" Daniel NApsls, Moloksi
Fire Arms
GGDvvass, KOns, Oahu q
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Hrs Ex. Gov. DoNISIs j. recovering from the Sc
we're rheumatic attack which he has suffered, and
II Is hoped that he Will shortly be able 20 resume
bis duties as a member of the House Of Nohles.
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MR. GEORGE BowsEB, the publisher Of the Ha-
waiisn Kingdom Directory, purposes 20 issue q new
edition Of that work in the early part Of 1888. and
regard TO it. Mr.. Bowser intends to introduce
some new features into this revised edition Of his
useful work.
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menced on Monday last; His Honor Judge Austin
presiding. Some criminal cases have been heard
before Hawaiian Juriss; Mr.. Cecil Brown Deputy
Attorney-GsneraI, appearing for the Grown.
Bsneo cases Will be taken on Monday, 18th in
s-a-r
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No RUBBING OUT THE RECoED.-When a sub
stance has certain powers claimed for it, and every
BODY testifes that it does more than is claimed for
it. to gainsay its worth is useless. This is the sub
stance of ST. Jacobs Oil record.
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TIE Diocesan synod Of the Anglican Church Is
10 meet on Monday, 9Th October. The
Bishop Of Honolulu is expected 70 return from his
TO America and England some weeks before
thar do
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THE officers and members Of the Household
Troops gave a feast at the Barracks on. the after
noon Of the LIST instant. Representatives, Govern
ment officials, members Of the press, and others
King as Commandments occupied the head of
the table. Toasts were given for THE King, ."
1.-The Queen, - 9 The Heir Apparent" " The Rep
resentatives," 1.-THE Troops" After the viands
had we'll disappeared the troops, under the com
mand of Captain Leleiho, gave a specimen Of their
proficiency in marching, the manual of arms, and
bayonet exercise, and acquitted themselves with
great credit. The Royal Hawaiian Band discoursed
music during the afternoon, and those present
were favorably impressed with the condition of
the Household Troops,
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A NUMBER of the friends of William Buckle,
Esq, called upon him last Monday evening,
and rendered him their congratulations on his
Prison. The gentleman, though somewhat un-
prepared for the callers, acted the host in his
usual genial and hospitable manner. The guests
babe adieu to the manager Of the Hotel de Buckle
at an early hour, sootked in the last moments by
the music of McLean's band.
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From a letter received our London correspondent
we learn that on May End, a violent earthquake oc-
Cured at the Azores, destroying churches, public
buildings and many houses.
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lege Branch, will hold their regular monthly meet
ing at the usual place, on Monday evening next, at
haIf-past seven o'clock.
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( GENERAL Comfy has called a IHeeting Of veter-
hns of the United States Army and Navy for Thurs
Hay evening next at the Hawaiian Hotei,
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Mr.. WELLS has doubled the size and attractive
mess of his store by connecting the adjoining room
with the original store through an archway in the
partition. In the annex are arranged pianos on
one side and a variety Of handsome articles of fur
niture, especially adapted to the ornamentation,
with comfort Of parlOrs and sitting rooms. As
soon as it is possible TO land and unpack some
new articles just received by the Discovery, Mr..
Wells will let the public know Of the exhibit,
which will, no doubt, be very attractive.
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THERE was no business at the Police Court yes
terday, and as things shaped last evening, there
will be little to-day.
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Col. JAS. II. BOYD received yesterday, from
the hands of his brother clerks in the Interior De
partment, a set of silver plate, the occasion being
the occurrence of his birthday. The present was
accompanied by the following pleasing letter:
" Colonel James II. BOyd,-DEAR SIR: When
those who are called to labor toge her nj their
daily task made light and pleasant by leaII IN Of a
mutual feeling of kindly regard, it is p ca ant on
anniversary occasions to mark that feeling by ONE
token that may renew these assurances Of amity.
For this reason your fellow-clerks Of the Interior
Department beg that upon this anniversary Of
your birthday you will please accept the accom-
panying token of their esteem, and with it, their
earnest wish that you may live to enjoy many re-
turns Of this day. With Aloha nui." Signed by
all Colonel Boyd's fellow clerks in the Interior
Office,
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MR. c.. B.. WILSON has, this day, been appointed Super
iutepdent of Waterworks and Clerk OF Markets for the
District OF Honolulu, Island of Oahu. vice G. D.. Freeth,
RESIGNED. SIMON KALOA KAAI,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Once, July LIST, 1882.
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THE following is the programme for the regular
concert at Emma Square, this afternoon, COM
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W~ The following is a copy of the record Of rain
fall for the month of June, at Mr.. J. II. Woods
Dairy Ranch in Nuuanu Valley:
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Mr.. WILLIAM BUCKLE was, on Monday, appointed
10 be Gaoler of Oahu Prison, in place of Mr.. D. K.
|Fyfe, and entered upon the duties of his Office
curing the course of the afternoon.
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The commencement exercises of Lahuialuna Sem
mary will take place on the 18th, 18th, and 14th Of
this month.