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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-16

MI 10 Merchants.
Remember the closing out sale Of notions
and gents furnishing goods at
ALEX, ORrLfEB & Co.
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Attractions for this Week.

Attractions for this Week.
$40 dozen white aud colored shirts.
500 dozen assorted underwear.
100 dozen ladies' hosiery.
300 dozen childrens' hosiery.
l75 dozen mitts aud gloves.
200 dozen assorted towels.
1000 pieces assorted ribbons.
100 pieces assorted embroideries.
1900 pieces assorted laces.
800 dozen fans.
500 dozen assorted combs.
A full line OF staple notions.
A full line Of fancy notions, at
ALEX. ORTLIEB 4 Co.
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The most eflicacious stimulants to excite
the appetite are Angostura Bitters, pre-.
pared by Doctor J. G. b. Sielert Il Sons
Beware of counterieits. Ask your grocer
or druggist for the genuine article.
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Mi. Burrrscur TEXAS. Sept. I 1851
WONDERFUL EIGHT for al CK IEC
IN cattle by giving from Is 10 20 drops inter
nnAiy and applying externally once or twice to
me parts affected, sad II gave immediate relief.
a J. MeLukE w. B. sHlFLETT.
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Castoria

CnstOria.
Old DR.. Pitchers remedy for sickly and
irritable children. Castoria is not narcotic.
1t is harmless, pleasant and prompt. When
the child has health, the mother can rest.
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We give possession Of our store by July
10Th, and must close out by that time.
ALEX. ORrLIKB & Co.
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Browns Bronchial Troches are excellent
for the relief of hoarseness or sore throat.
They are exceedingly effective. VI Christian
World, London. England.
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A Picnic for Childran.

A Picnic for Children.
Parents can now rest easy, as DR.. Worth.
lngton's famous Cholera and Diarrhma
Medicine is specific for summer COM
plants and stomach diseases OF children,
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The Diamond Dyes for family use have
no equals. All popular colors easily dyed
last and beautiful. 10 cents package for
any color.
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Wholesale and Retail Orders
promptly and satisfactorily filed In ever
department, at Il. Bauman's, zoo Elm
street, Dallas Texas.
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.
BgrrEscrr. TzxAs August q lsss.

Aessrs. Morley Bros: - iS'-'
= , SIhSTsEskN Il have sold "woypERrur
siSai 70 several Of my customers who ussd
ne sS y, I'M, the sure sure Of BLACK LEG ty giving
erusi III Two doses internally and applying il eT.
s' H"orked Ike a charm. vonrs. Etc,
J. B. HUTCHINSON.
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Loss of hair and grayness, which often
mar the prettiest face, are prevented by
Parker's Hair Balsam.
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Cotton Statement.

The following is the receipts and ship.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-07-21
Tax Assessors Notice.
3tw

From and after this date until July 81 the I'M
5arzioned. Tax Assessor for the district ofHOTOlulu,
IsIand Of Oahu. VIII be IN his office in the build
inc IN the rear Of Aliiolani Hale on Monday, We'd
nes5av and Saturday Of each week, between the
b,rrs Of : M. and II noOn-fOr the purpose Of
receiving the returns Of all persons liable 20 taxa
ton in this district.
ALL PERsOSs LIABLE To TAXATION are most re-
z~pectfuIlv requested to make their returns As full
explicit. and complete as possible. giving number
Of street. area Of land. stating frontage on street
and depth. character OF structure thereon and
their cost. 10 whom rented or leased, and
length Of lease, amount received per snnuni
from such property, property sold during
the wear. TO whom, and for what sum.
state il YOU have any mortgage on your property;
give date Of mortgage; name Of MORTGAGE and for
what amount mortgaSed. Property on hand be-
Iopoinr 70 Others: merchandise on hand July /, on
consignment, cash in bank or any other place in
this Kingdom, etc, etc, etc
A bv the new law horses are no longer spdcI-
seaIIy taxed at so much per head, but are now as
sessed as personal property according to their
value. particular attention should be given TO
zta,e in the returns number Of horses
their Kind. what used for and their value.
All RETURNS MUST BE MADE To THE ASSESSOR SoT
,,rrs THAN July 81 Or no APPEALS CAN BIZ Law n
ap,yrrp and the Assessor has full power to assess
nropertv after that date ~(returls Of which have
NOT been made and sworn to before him prior TO
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List of Licenses Expiring i'm the
Month of July, 1888.
X ETAIL-OAHU.

! Lyman Bros. Merchant st, Honolulu
! Kan wo Tai Kee, Nuuanu ST; Honolulu
/ Wong wo Chang s Co, Kaneohe, kOolaupoko
? Wong Man, Liliha ST, Honolulu
3 Hong Tai, cor Nuuanu ST. Honolulu
II w McChesney, 4 Son, queen ST, Honolulu
10 Rosario Zeda, cor King and Maunakea SITS. Honolulu,
IL Joseph A Dis, cor PunchbowI aid Beretauis SITS, Hon
II Wing On wo. Nuuanu St. Honolulu
u Chang Hung, Punchbowl st, Honolulu
Il John Chee 10, Nuuanu 81, Honolulu
Is Loo Poy. cor Maqnake1 and King St. Honolulu
IG Nee Ice. Beretsnia st, Honolulu
Is Marn Chung Tong. Nuuanu st, Houolulu
10 10 Y Yss5 c 4sg = 1 CO. Co. f Rfas = st. H 2a2oiaiu
10 Kuong You Lung, Beretania St, Honolulu
20 c X AkanA, Laie, kOOlRulOA
81 % 6 6gn x ! go hsfI Ain HS 81, h So @onalulu
81 } c Edwards, King st. Palama. Honolulu
81 Goo Kim. cor Fort and Hotel SITS, Honolulu
MAUi-
l e Dickey, HamakuapokO
3 Aka. Ksiuasha. Molokai
. d " Kamanuwai, Raupo
10 Akem, Mailuku
"A Claus spreckeIs, Kahului
l. Akins, wailuku
Is Wong Ham, Makaws
70 Lin kon Kee, Kipshulu
% Rwoug Huen, Haiku
% Tong sing Kaauapali
w
Avs. Waioluiuu. Kau
5 Tai Lung, Makapals. y Kohsla
c An Chap q Achune Makapals, N KohalA
Il W H Davis, North Kona
p Mokeau, Naalehu, Ksu
Il Chas Williams. Kukuihacle Hamskua
Ii L II haLlIluEs hllht puA
- All kim & Achung, KaioPilu, y Kohala
Is II y Greenwich, Kslukals, Kons
10 Goo All sum, Kaiopilu
20 J D Mills, Hilo
"a ANU, Hamakua
% Aksu, Kohauaiki, y Kohsla
p J r Halliday, Houokas
% G Y Aions, lilo
&c Kau Tack Mau, KaiopiIu, Kohsla
2G Chen Ma, Multi, n Kohala
% c Y AiOna, PunAhoa, Hilo
VICTUALING.
3 Hong Tai, cor Nuusnu and Merchant SITS, HonolzIu
II & K Akans, Lau, Roolsuloa
II Mokeau. Maolehu, Kau, Hawaii
II Ku See, HilO. Hawaii
Is Ching Choy, Hotel st, Honolulu
Is QuOng FOng, Psia. Mskswso, Maui
81 Waa Chong, Maunakes ST, Honolulu
WHOLESALE.
Hymsn Bros, Merchant St. Honolulu
l T II Davies, hsahumanu ~, Honolulu
l9 Henry May & Co, Fort st, Honolulu
BILLIARD.
Gore Espinda, Lahains, Maui
l J T Aluli, Waikiki, Maui
7 J r Halliday, Hamskus- Hawaii
DAT
; Jim Crow, Honolulu
: Elemskule, HIlo, Hawaii
IL II B Aalimu, HilO, Hawaii
BUTCHER.
- shimau a Edertz, Hilo, Hawaii
PORK BUTCHER.
Il Chun Ho. Lahaina, Maui
&c Wing 10, kspAs, Kauai
RETAIL-SPIRIT.
l. " c Peacock, cor Hotel and Nuuanu sts, Honolulu
PEDDLING.
Is P 7 Thornton, Kingdom
SALMON.
J W KuAIaku, Fish Market
. + c McCsndles. Fish Market
l3 ! 2 Lyon, RipAhulu, Maui
Is Us, kahaus, K0olauOloa, Oahu
p Mrs kamsks, Wailuku, Maui jun3Otd
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Tax Assessors Notice.
July - 1888

From and after this date, until July 81, the un-
dersigned, Tax Assessor for the District of Waialua,
Island of Oahu, will be in his Office at his residence
at Lokoea, in said district, for the purpose Of re-
ceiving the returns of all persons liable to taxation
In this district.
All persons liable to taxation are most respect
fully requested to make their returns a. full, eX-
pLicit and complete as possible, giving area of
land, character of structure thereon, and their
cost, TO whom rented or leased, and lenghth Of
lease, amount received per annum from such prop
srty, property sold during the year, to whom and
for what sum. State if yov have any mortgage on
your property; give date Of mortgage, name Of
mortgage and for what amount mortgaged. Prop
erty on hand belonging TO others, merchandise on
hand July I on consignment. cash in bank or any
other place in this Kingdom, etc.
As by the new law horses are no longer sPeclh-
calIy taxed at 80 much per head, but are now as
sessed as personal property according to their
value. Particular attention should be given to
state in the returns number OF horses, their KIND
what used for and their value. All returns must
be made TO the Assessor not later than July 81, OF
no appeals can BY law be granted, and the Assessor
has full power TO assess property after that dats
,returns Of which have not been made and sworn
70 before him prior to July 81 at any valuation
he may think proper, and from which assessment
their can be no appeal
;. <. MAHoE,
Assessor Of Taxes for the District Of .Waialua,
Island Of Oahu.
Waialua. July II, 1888. iyl4 Stw
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The Boston Exhibition.

The Lowell Daily Courier of June l says:
The DAILY PACIFIC COMMERCIAL AID
vERTIsER, published III Honolulu, has on
several occasions expressed great interest
in the approaching foreign exhibition in
Boston, and thus constitutes itseifa worthy
exponent of the most enterprising portion
of the inhabitants OF Hawaii. In the issue
dated May 5, il makes a few suggestions as
to certain exhibits which il would consider
proper samples of the products of the coun-
try. The leading staples, sugar, rice, ETC.,
of course will be handsomely represented,
and the ADVERTISER adds to the lists for
the consideration of exhibitors a few more
objects OF interest, such as fibres of the IS
land, the caster bean, samples of sumach
(leaves of BARK, as we'll as those ofthe Gin
chona; their valuable woods, the fishes that
swarm in their waters, samples of stone,
slate, ~decomposcd c%orals, spOnges, valuable
ochres, inc other volcanic products, and
samples of the different kinds of soil. 1t
perceives that positive advantage might
accrue from the sale of some specimens of
ferns, -lichens, MOSES, and seaweeds, a list
of which embraces many very valuable
specimens, and weight is given to the Opin-
ions of the Hawaiian press, which gener-
Ously devotes much space in disseminating
the views and plans OF the foreign exhibit
ton associations in Boston i'm their relations
to their ceuntry's production, by the refer
ence made with pride to the interest shown
there since the attention of the Hawaiian
Government was called 10 the enterprise
through the American Minister Resident,
according to instructions from the United
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The Failures of Six Months.

New York, June 29.-The approximate figures
Of business failures over the entire country for
the h%alf-year ending to-day computed by G. Dun
il Co., idieate a marked increase in the number
and extent of liabilities as compared with the
same periods of the two previous years. The in
crease in liabilities the last half year is attributed
to large speculative failures in the West; but even
deducting the Indebtedness springing from this
cause, the increase in failures and liabilities is
very marked. 1t is noticeable, however, that
during the second quarter of the year mercan-
tile disasters were much less than in the first
quarter, in which the bulk of the increase occurs,
so that it is possible that the worst part of the
year has been got over. The reports as to the
business outlook from 81 business centers indi-
cate a more hopeful feeling as to the future.
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CHINA.
Massacre Of a French Priest and Native Christians
%---StrOng Feeling Against Foreigners.

Massacre oil a French Priest and Native Christians
%---StrOng Feeling Against Foreigners.
The steamer Oceanic brought advices from
Hongkong to June ?, and from Yokohama to
June II.
There has been a fearful massacre of Christians
within the jurisdiction of Lungkang Hslen, a few
days journey west of Tall Flu. A young French
priest and some scores of native converts have
fallen victims TO the fury of the mob, and all
houses belonging to Christians between Lung
kang and Tall have been destroyed by fire. 1t
is said that the Christians defended themselves
in some places so vigorously that their assailants
were forced to desist from further outrage.
Reports received at the Outposts from various
parts of the interior show that at present the
feeling against the foreigner is exceptionally
strong. One correspondent, writing from Cam
ton, says " the attitude of the gentry and literati
to foreigners is utterly insolent, - and infamma-
tory placards threatening the " barbarian . are
posted up all over the province Of Kwantung.
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Tax Assessors Notice.

From and after this date until July 81, the IN
dersisned, Tax Assessor for the district Of Koolau-
poke, Island Of Oahu, viii be at Waimanalo, at
the residence Of the Hon. ]. \. Cummiins. on
Tuesday, July II, At Kailua, at the residence Of
Mrs Boyd, on Thursday, July 10, at the Court
House at Kaneohe, on the goth and 2lst, at Kaa-
lsea, At the residence Of Akaua (ChJ, on Tuesday,
July "a, AZ Waiahole and WaIkane, at the resi-
denees Of s. Cullen and Kamealoha. ON July p
and % respectively, for the purpose Of receiving
the returns Of all persons liable to taxation in
this district.
ALL PERSONS LIABLE To TAXATION are most re-
spectfully requested to make their returns a. full,
explicit and complete a. possible, giving area
of land, character Of structure thereon, and
their cost, to whom rented or leased, and length
Of lease, amount received per annum from such
property, property sold during the year, TO whom,
and for what sum-. State if you have any
mortgage on your property, give date Of mOrtage,
name Of mortgage aud for what amount mortg-
aged. Property on hand belonging to others +;
merchandise on hand July /, on consignment.
cash in bank or any other place in this Kingdom,
etc, etc, etc.
As by the new law horses are no longer spcci-
hcaIIy taxed a. at so much per head, but are now as
sessed Is personal property according to their
value, particular attention should be given TO
state in the returns number Of horses. their kind,
what used for and their value. ALL RETURNS MUST
BE- MADE TO TH=-AssEssoR NOT LATER THAN July 81
Oh NO APPEALS CAN By Law BE GRANTED and the As
SCISSOR has full power to assess property after
that date returns of which have not been made
and sworn to before him prior to July 81 at any
valuation he may think proper and from which as
sesssment there can be no appeal.
j. l.. kAULUKOU.
Assessor Of taxes for the District Of KoolaupokO,
Island Of Oahu.
July II, 1883.
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July 81 at any valuation he may think proper and
from which assessment there can be no appeal.
Blank forms on which to make returns with
copies Of the new tax law can be had ON aPplica-
ton 10 the undersigned.
FRED. II. HAYSELDEN,
Assessor Of taxes for the District Of Honolulu,
Island of Oahu.
HOSOLULU. July :. 1888.
ivlO-rd-w3r
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ROWING RACES.
The Harvard Men Beat the Columbia College
Crew.

The Harvard Men Beat the Columbia College
Grew.
New London, June 20. The four-mile
straight-away eight-oared race between Harvard
and Columbia was rowed this morning, Harvard
winning by twelve lengths. The wind freshened
considerably before the start, making - bad,
chopping sea. Harvard had the west and Column
ba the east course. Harvard, though splashing
a little, got the best start and at no time was she
headed. At the two-mile pole the time was
ID with a lead of three lengths. Columbia
at this point was twenty seconds behind and the
race was virtually over, for Harvard gradually
increased her lead, Columbia showing visible
signs of being used up. At the two-and-a-half-
mile flag Harvard led by four lengths, pulling
thirty-four strokes to C~olumbia's thirty-two. At
the three-Inile flag Harvard had the lead by five
lengths, which increased at the three-and-a-half-
mile flag to seven lengths. Here Harvard made
a file squirt and crossed the line pulling thirty
four strokes and winning by twelve lengths in
PAS; Columbus time, 25:55. Harvard pulled
in splendid form from the start to the finish.
The attendance outside of the collegians was
noticeably small. Before the race bets ranging
from 500 to $50 to even money were made on
the Columbus.
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a TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
The Result of a Fire In a Warehouse Containing
Powder

Powder.
Winnipeg, MAN., June 27.-During a fire in
the warehouse of J. H. Ashdown this evening, a
number of kegs of powder exploded, tearing the
building to splinters, injuring twenty persons
more or less and smashing the windows of a
hundred principal stores to atoms. The concus-
sion shook the entire city as ii by an earthquake.
The injured persons include Chief McRobie of
the Fire Brigade; George Seal, insurance clerk
(since died); Fire Alarm Superintendent James
Yuelle; William McRobie, the Chief son; Archie
Grant, William Code, the Assistant Chief of the
Fire Brigade, and a number of other fremen. 1t
is thought that several of them will die. All the
doctors in the city are busy taking care of the
wounded. The streets are thronged with people.
The loss on the stock in the warehouse will be
heavy
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School Vacation Notice.

The regular summer vacation Of sereH 'reekS Of
all public schools throughout the Kingdom, viii
extend from Friday, the 27th Of July inst. TO Mon
day the 18th Of September next. on which date q
new term viii begin.
By order Of the Board Of Education.
W. JAS. SMITH,
Secretary.
DEPT. or EDUc4TIoS. July 9Th, 1888.
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LOTTA'S LOST LOVE.
Why the Popular Little Actress Has Never
Married.

Why the Popular Little Actress Has Never
Married.
New York, June l8.-The World prints an in
teresting story about Lolita, giving the reason
why she never married. About ten years ago
she was engaged to a young man of good family
III Philadelphia. His parents opposed tke match,
but the day was finally fixed for the wedding. In
expectation of being her husband, the young
Philadelphia was intrusted with the handling
of her money, She reposed the fullest confidence
in him. Lo and behold, one night while she
was playing under jarrett g. PaImer's manage
ment, in Niblo's Garden, the young man disap-
peared with $4,000 of her money. Search was
made for him everywhere before they found him.
They discovered where the money had gone. He
had got drunk, sought gambling dens and spent
most of the $4,000. 1t was a cruel blow to poor
little Lolita. From that dark night she made up
her mind that all that men admired in her was
her fortune.
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The regular annual public examinations Of the
Government English day schools of Honolulu,
viii be held as follows: On Wednesday. July 25th
at the Royal School. On Thursday. July 2Gth at
the Fort Street School. On Friday, July 9th, at
Pohukaina School. The examinations Will begin
al 9 O'Clock a. II. on each Of the days named, and
the summer vacation will extend to Monday the
18th Of September next, on which date 4 new term
viii begin.
By order Of the Board Of Education.
". JAS. SMITH,
Secretary.
DEPT. or EDUCATION, July 5th. 1888.
2ru-
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Sale of Government Lands.

Ok THURSDAY, ACGUsT 9Th, 1888, at the front
entrances of AiiiOlaui Hale, at ~ O'Clock noon,
Will be sold at public auction that lot on the
north corner Of Fort and Allen streets, mauka Of
the Oceanic Steamship Co.'S warehouse, having
g frontage of 1870 feet Oh Fort street and Of
100 feet on Allen street.
Terms: Lease, % years; upset price, $500
per annun, payable quarterly, in advance.
Also, at the same time and place, those two
~ lots Nos. "a and 81, Oh the corner OF Kekua-
nsoa street, near the Esplanade.
Terms: Lease. % years; upset price, S12O
per lot per anuum, payable quarterly. in advance.
JSo. f. BUSH, Minister Of Interior.
Interior Department, July 10, 1888.
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BY AUTHORITY.

DIR r kAHALE is this day appointed District
'udsS Tor the district Of waimea. Island Of Kauai.
vice Isaac Il. Kapuniai, deceased.
PAUL p. KASOA,
Governor Of Kauai.
OHee Governor Of Kauai, Niumalu June /. 1888.
jly q w3t
Mr. Il PUUKI il this day appointed District
Judge for the district Of HanaIei. Island Of Kauai.
vice } kakina, resigned.
Paul +. EASOA,
Governor Of Kauai.
once Governor Of Kauai, Niumalu. JuIy 2. 1893.
jly q w3t
Nh = AANUELST SILVA Is thi- day appointed Agent
70 grant marriage licenses for the district Of Kaa-
naPali, Island of Maui.
JSO. T.. BcsH,
Minister u the Interior.
Interior Department. June 20, 1888.
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T. A LLOYD, ESQ, is this day appointed a
Road Supervisor for the Outer Districts Of the
Island Of Oahu.
JNo. F.. BUSH,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Once, April 6, 1888. 3tw
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THE following persons have been commissioned
as Tax Assessors for the taxation districts Of the
Kingdom for the wear 1893:
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BEE- Thirty-two pieces aIl-wool dress goods
for only 25 cents per yard-at CHAs. ]. F1sHEL's
POPULAR STORE.
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City 9irertOrg.
The Cabinet.
Supreme Court

u.Fx Gibson. Foreign Affairs. Premier
IN Ex John Mkaptna. Finance
sis TX J J. Bush, Interior
HIS Fx W VI Gibson, Acknowledgement al interim.
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Audftor-General-HOn.J J. 5. Walker
Department Foreign Ahairs-C P Iaukea. Chief Clerk
Department INTERIOR \ Hassinger, Chief Clerk
DEPARTMENT Fiuance-F. :. Pratt, Registrar
Department Attorney-Genersl Antoine Rosa, Clerk
Professor W D Alexander, SurveyOr-Genersl
Curtis ! Lyons, Assistant-SurveyOT
W c Parke. Marshal Of the Kingdom
David Dayton, Deputy Marshal
Thomas Brown. Registrar Of Conveyances
VI Hagan, VI d Physician to the Insane Asylum
c B Wilson, superintendent Water Works
once hours from . a II TO 4 " on Saturday they Gle
at noon
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DEPT. OF EDUCATIoS, July 9Th, 1893.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-07-21
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DEPT. or EDUcATIoS. July 9Th, 1888.
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