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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-09-20
ETERNITY Is long enough to make up for the

aggTavate dyspepsia by SeIf-lndlcted stafNd-
ton than gluttOny ever did. GASTRINE cures
the worst forms Of dyspepsia.
ETERNITY Is long enough to make up for the
Ills Of our brief troubled life here.
natural oil, cleanly, one that will not be-
come rancid, one that's penetrating. one that
combines all these qualities is CarbOline
the most elegant hair-dresser and restOTeT.
Try it.
If SANDER be a snake, it is winged one; it
flies as well as it Greens.
TAMP1cO, Tenn.-Rev. D. F. Manly saws:
Browns Iron Bitters relieved me of indi-
gestiOn and nervousness after physicians
failed"
He's my frie nd that speaks well Of me be-
hind my back
JUDGE J. NJ. SMITH, n. Y, used successfully
2 bottles of Dr. EImOre's Rheumatine-GOuta-
line for his 25-year old rheumatic govt after
trying III vain everything else. He saws ii r.
G. cost $500 bottle he would buy it.
BREvITY is the soul of wit and tediousnes
the limbs and outwardfourishes.
For DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, depression of spir-
its and general debility, in their various FORMS
also as a preventive against fever and ague and
other intermittent fevers, the 'FerrO-PhOsphOr-
ated Elixir of Calisaya," made by Casweu,
Hazard & Co., New York. and sold by all Drug
gists is the best tonic andfo patients recover
inc from fever or other sickness ithas no equal.
PRIVATE prayer Is your chief preservation
from sin, temptation. and error.
Does yoar heart ever seem to step and you
feel death like sensation, % You have
sharp ppins in the region OfyOur hear.-you
hive heart dista;e. Try DR.. Graves Heart
Regulator. 81 er bottle.
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Heavy stomachs. bilious conditions-WeIs May
Apple Pills-ant-biious, cathartic. 10 and 25c.
Cards are the devils books. By all means
then let us cut them.
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Viror. strength and health, all found in one
.cD

WE ought not to be proud Of weIl-dOmg, Tor
thu Judgment of God is far different from the
Judgment Of men.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-09-20

The hygiene of quackery has done more to
aggravate dyspepsia by self-inhicted starva-
ton than gIuttony ever did. GAsTRINE cures
the worst forms Of dyspepsia.
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skinny Men.

0Wels' Health Remover restores health and
vigor. cures Dyspepsia. Sexual Debility. Il.
RATHER be beaten in right than succeed in
wrong.
ONE pair Of boots saved every year by using
LYONS Patent Metallic Heel iiteners.
A ROOM hung with pictures Is room hung
with thoughts.
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He benefits himself that doeth good to others.

I'VE Inow heart disease can be cured,
why? B cause hOu-andj say they have
used Dr.. Graves II Il 1t Ee.u ator, and know
it dee cure. - ptOH Ne,Cs. II pei
bottle at druggists.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-09-20


NEW YORK BY SUNLIGHT AND CiASLrGHT.
n
he ne
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Is three times the man be was before he began
using Wells Hair Remover. 81. Druggists.
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Thnt Husband Of Wine

There's a striking difference between labor
and capital.
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PENSIONS : !: !: ;:i:::: 5;
during their service loss Of hnger or TOE
-tiR loss hearing piles, dtat rhea rhe
tisI or any disability entities you. Widows ehl
rem derrndent parents entitled. Pension prOcurea
whore discharge is lost New discharges obainea HONOR
Gblc pensions procured for deserters fS
sIcus INCREaS SEQ. Rejected claims snceessIe "
prosecu!ted. Bsck pay and bounty coNeCtec EAFEE J
In land cases Ir0pt attention given all kinds OF govern
ae.f C!as Advice free. ADS with stamp, l. O. "ooh
En- 20 WASHINGTON. ID g..
setNrS WANTED tor the Best and Fastest SelliDs
& pi~f,rirf Books rud HsIIre Prices ~cEuced y ~
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A Sure Cure for oil FEMALE WEAK"
NESsES, Including LeucOrThGa, Ir-
regular and Painful Transformations
Inflammation and liberation Of
the Womb, Flooding, PRO-
LAPSUS UTEI2I, &C.
t-P1easant to the taste, ellcRcious and nnmedtSFS
In its effect 1t is great help in pregnancy and re-
Heves pain during labor and at regular periods.
PHYSICIANS USE IT AND PRESCRIBE IT FREELY
cy-FoB ALL WEAKNESSES of the generative organs
M either sex IL Is second TO remedy that has ever
been before the public; and for all diseases OF tns
KIDNEYS it is the Greatest Remedy In the World
k%KIDNEY COMPLAINTS of Either Sex
Find Great Reliefin Its Use.
TyDJA T PTNByIAN's BLOOD PURIFIER
All aTojiTafa every yestiEe of HHmCrs from las
blood ot the same ne will give tore ana strengl h 70
the system, marvellous in results as lAe COLhpO'-
rzrBoth the Compound and Blood Purifier are pre-
Dared at 283 AID Gg5 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass.
price Of either 81 Six bottles for s.. The Compound
sent by mail in the form of pills, or OF lozenGes Oh
receipt OF price, 81 per box for either Mrs flnlha
freely answers all letters of inquiry Enclose cen'
stamp. Send for pamphlet. Mention this Fuper'
t7-TyDr. e Pr1KT1AEfs LIVER Pills cure ConstlpS
ton Bousness and TOrpidity Of the LiFsr' % oe-'
Ea-SoId by all DrugSists.@SA %
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nlC week in your own town. Terms and Is outfit
DUU free. Address II. HALLErr h Co, Portland Me
TDUpIBY RETURN TAiL.-Afun description
ERHFI, nf NIooDy's NEW TAILOR System of DRESS
CUTrING. -. Moody n Co., 81 w .9th,Sl4.,O
4g0 week Sl3 day at home easily made. Costly
OH Outfit free. Address 7rUE \ Co, Augusta, Me.
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UVDFE II. NM TIT.Il,
81 Lunard Street, Philadelphia.
NInrrh Ii 1890
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-09-20

AN obstinate man does not mold opinions,
they hold him.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-09-20

~ 0prlw oEE,c/ X. e.. is the quickest pleAsantest
PI% X SUI. st and best remedy tor kidney
>lEL>> ~ liver, st mach, bladder and blood
>B/N>S/ dIseGses, and only real curative ever
[~FL$> discovered for acute and chronic
~ I</IS rheumatsn govt. lumoago, scigt
CJ/Ir1 SA935E ica neuralgia, &c. Has cL ell hrps
less cases Brig ITS disease and dyspepsia in w1eks-a1
forms of rheumatic disorders to l. weeas-reievei
ina nmatOry in day Can refer to huuGr d Of rella
lie people cured who had trje in in everything else
PureIv botanic harmless and nice to iTnS. Ask 20 ,
drugg st get ii ne declines send to us for it-taA
nothns else. Em3re Adams o.. 10 MIllia I'm 81. N
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-04-25
Another Account Of the Shooting.

The quiet Of Hil1 was broken un Thursday
morning, April 18th, by severe shooting affair.
Five men bent on the DISTINCTION Of evidence
that would commit several who sold liquor with
out license IN HilO OF Tor s0mu other equally
despcable reason broke into the NOM. In Clark S
lodging house, occupied by Mr.. Chas. Casper and
Mr. Burnett, az al0ut one O'Clock Thursday morn
ing jumping upon the bed and the Two sleeping
occupants with the determination % Kill or iniure
the two young men. IhC result proved different
from what they expected. Instead Of seriously
iniuring Casper and Burnett tmtu of the i've men
received severe injuries from which II is very
doubtful whether they recover. One man re
ceived bullet IN the left side striking the RIB and
CHANGING into the bowels. a second received a
ball in the region, the ball lodging under the
right shoulder blade, and the third received two
ball- one IN the right side and lodging under the
skin Of the abdomen Just below the navel and n
second striking the upper lumbar yUrtibra and
glancing OF. The time mon De Iu a very critical
condition.
IN consequence uf tbg shooting affair Of April
18th. a meeting of tho citizens OF Hiu vas called
and large number gathered at the Court House
and gave vent % their feelings Of indignation al
the burgllriJu- attempt. ECsJlutpJls wCrr passed
requesting the Government % usg CYUry CzCrti0u
b bring all concerned IN the matter 10 justice.
These persons have received their Just deserts
but the ring leaders are vet 20 be brought ~
justice.
Archibald AlcCullm uilc IF the Jilrsos5 that vas
shot on the morning Of April 18Th, By the persons
whose premises be invaded died at tiilo on Iliurs
day afternoon April 18Th, from the effects Of III,
wound.
A eoFoners inquest lIsia be-u summoned to iuycs
tigate.
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Terrible Shooting ARRAY at Hilo.
One Man Killed. and Two Men Dan.
eerously Wounded.

limo, HlN'ui ApIll 18Th l,.s.
At about hali-pasi onc O'Clock this q. NJ. a
terrible tragedy occurred in our usually quiet town
which will probably result in the death OF one
man and very possibly Of three. At the hour
mentioned, O band of tyg or Sly mUu broke yio-
lently into small bedroom in the lodging house
Of Mr.. Clark, situated Just above the Court House
which rOom was occupied by two young men
named Casper and Burnett Having smashed in
the door, they preCipltatcd themselves without
warning upon the two sloepers, with Me apparent
intention Of choking them 10 death. The room
WAS unlighted and the men taken entirely un-
awares, with heavy odds against them 10 num-
bers and position; Il seems marvellous that the
occupants of the bed escaped serious injury OF
even death at the hands of their coWardly assail-
ants. One Of them however, Charles Casper,
managed "a free himself from the grasp of two
men who were upon him and spriuging TO a table
close at hand, seized his revolver and In less time
than 1t takes 10 tell this had put four bullets into
three Of his uasailauts. The wounded men nlali-
aged 10 reach their homes, assisted it Is supposed
by their c1uiederates stationed without and Drs.
NetmOrU and kittrgdgg were Immediately called
in. The most serious case Il that McCullum a
carpenter who can hardly survive long. &.
White. the teacher Of the Union School and Mr..
Tenant q carpenter, are very dangerously, II not
fatally injured, the latter having received two
bullets IN the body.
This dastarjly attack upon AIessrs. Casper ami
Burnett. was caused by the deadly cnIuity Of the
members Of the whiskly ring of Front street =
number Of whom were caught through the efforts
Of these two men and heavily fined a few weeks
since in our Police Court for selling liquor.
A. the news spread this morning of this terrible
ARRAY. public indignation AGAINST this band Of
midnight HBrludeus waEgd hot. At one O'Clock
this afternoon q public meeting was held at the
Court House VI. d. II. Hitchcock IN the chair,
and tue following resolution was unanimously
passed
Ess0ira}: That while dclnly jepl0ring tlie
event which has called us together, we call upon
the authoriti'- to Use their utmost cndcayor5 to
discover and arrest and prosecute 10 the full eK-
tent Of the law each and every one concerned in
the burglariuus assaults on the premises occupied
by Messrs. Casper and Burnett ON the night Of
wednesday, April 18th, l,S3 and 90 this end We
promise our hearty cooperation and support
committee Of three was appointed TO pFuparu
a brief account Of the facts IN the case and to
forward the same, ith the resolution adopted, To
the Editor Of thu HlvlUfS G1grrr- for publica-
ton.
Never IN The histou of our liil1 community bas
sudden, startling and fearful q calamity
come upon us, and while vu all dCplurg the probd
bic loss Of life Witch will lusuo, the feeling Is
almost universal that Clio Ilg1l ~ the victims
must he upon their own hgad7
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H - lii, 49,. ,,,l.- ,,.,,,,,,,s,,3 %,
:, ~
Captain bissett sailed ron Newcastle y. > W,
on the nd Of March laden win coal ioT the porl
OF Honolulu tair but strong Winds with moderate
SEA were encountered 10 the i'th OF Marcu' aad an
hands were oongratulating themselves, especlaLs
the Captain vile on having survived ana passed
without any unpleasant eIperiences, the dread
date Of the Canadian prop q = destructive warfare
Of The clements, On the date mentioned hrsi- al
sEIld0an' the signs OF an approaching storm were
noticed and soon strong gale IRON T. >. J.. ac-
cOmpanied with heavy mountainous ses Sc H.
and the stvut ship was soon burying LeEsei deep
N the green seas that occasionally bTohe over htE'
All through the night the storm ragged neFcely. IN
the 18th the foretopsail spit and TIE MrecA OF me
sail was cut away 70 save the yaru' Inc iofet9p-
mast stayslh followed SUIT ana ~ tuls polnl the
wind blowing hurricane, the sea making cleal
reaches over the vessel she Ns hove 70 under tne
lee Clew Of the lower maIntopsail, reefed nlizzen
staysah and q san IN ini@zen-IlSsins. t4ss,ise
from one point 10 another on the deck vas mace
ai the risk Of lie, the tan toserlIg seas coming
uN Ct anu tiill4 Iull SAilt ul the oe1As. A. "a a.
n. the approach OF huge wave was noticed ~llcn
breaking aboard smashed IN the ualNarks on me
port SIDE, IRON me oFeaA OF me top FAi4aIl loI
castle TO the poop deck earned away the buls ars-'
stanchions and topg4lIAnl iall' esAfIleI away W
1ulwarks on the starboard side IRON the iniin 10
the fore-rigZng, washed away NE boatsNaln loG'
keT, coai locker harmless casks water CASKS anu ii
moNeaole aIuc.ss on aeeh. ne coils oi IuuillLA
gear Washing ABOUT the oeChs e!luiH-4eu tne Nv
OF the crew and after NE llhts were rove loLe anu
aft, the Enotted masses we're severed ana wee
soon swept overheard water Hooded the eablls
and also washed the men out OF the foTecasile tnes
bring Obliged TO seek safety IN tle after cabins
and sail locker On the Isl the gaze ulolt Faieu .
little but terrInc MOUNTAINOUS SEA preFalie9- AZ
P. y. on this date the WIND hauled 70 the n W
and the A9SutiaH was squaredaSay and run uilosi
Teefed toresau ard lee ciea Of the man loiatli'
Inc snip Wa tAhiiig u inten water tue 50 cum
ing down upon her WITH lrreslstlble lore ald
eternal vigilance was the ptlce OF safety tl INC
evening Of the Ind a sea broke on board and IN
Inedlaiely Afterwards John burns an able seaman
and native OF CarE.ohieTgus ireland vas 81 m
me wafer -sleLn n'iNlns oeen "5stle1 g'tllitl,
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Com ID E RCIAL.


HON ULLLI IFNIL . Isl
Business since ast writing hiss continued brisk and
there Ia. oeen noticeable increase IN the activliy
previously noticed in chipping circle. The building
improvements which have been undertaken by OIL
-acrehsut. arc being pushed forward with rspidty
hat auger. well for the immediate oorupapsv Of N,
rev accommodation.
The arrivals for the WccL consist q the Coptc from
h1nSkons With Chinese immigrants. The Parallel
from the Coast With lumber, the J. e Fasd Ella and
p. c Murray from san Francisco with assorted car.
goes sorH'isn from Newcastle with coal and III
Lena swsnsy aud Lizric Marshall from Humboldt with
lumber, al coming 10 good market.
The departures were tic Coptic for san Francisco,
le Hespefian for Humboldt and the Kitsap and Ell.
nor Vernon in ballast for the sound
RE nc1i ve-sesto sail for San Francisco viii rroba
~ be TIC W H. Dimond and J. \ Takiuberg followed
~ the W. II. Meyer. from Coasivords The Discovery
1. the lrst sxperied
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Vessels in Port.
PASSENGERS.

Ter san francisco. per Sue. April It's spencer /
\ HasslnEer and family, STANLEY Turbes NJ Rohcr
Nckehini lrisbic, Mr. " Roper, ! Bcr-cu. Nj.
Lewis, Benson, ooodcn, L Keynncrsly. {
Auderson and family, N Hymsn, wife and 'chill M,
Oilhnrham and danrhior, MrsC 7 Dillingham; nnt
. children, Mrs. Alfred Castle and Children Mr. 1
rlernEn and child. Mis- tzircluth snd % sfccra-
Tor Kauai, per jas Aakcr, April is-Nrs Harris sns
q: ,hiidrcu, W y Gars.in, J Titcoub. and 10 deck
From kahului pc kilsucs Hou APRIL si-Nr- +
sh4rrsit. NJ. capi Potter G Z Williams Hon John "
halua snt vile. II stolc, Mr. Kuhelsni Prof " i
AleKsndcr, II Haley, c syiya, Mr.. CrcWrin-hurr.
From Hawaii ard lwaliua, Anil ei-N-s { n kinney
2 Jonc. Jr, J T Mrkcuzie " II Davis and wife Il,
As-cunbcr. and number dcas.
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MARRIED.

NcGREGoR = DWIGHT-At Kanlaca. KooisuIoa
Oahn, en- Friday, April 18Th, 1855, by the Rev. ). y
Psikull, Capt. ALEXANDER NcGEr0oK OF the steamer
sok9lii, 20 Ms. HaHEFT y. Dvl0UT, widow Of ths
late JAlts Dwight.
PEAG OCK-WILsON-AttI the re- dcucu OF 4 J art
wright. ESQ. April 2ist b. the RcvJ 4 CrU1BI NslTEI
e fEArocr 10 Van AIrLr WTIsO~
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE NDEH>IGNID iiNNtNt
Il been la'r arra.a-eH Li.f l-.aI q p
Uu-T deceased a-l raH.aI H. III. HI.=r az.
drHr. q. sar.Ira HlHe r.rs H. .l H
r. f.sal4 ri.fraI 'H r1aHH. Itr ono Hii.alr fHa
anf rrfhIr de nnrt. afr taH n1fH a.r1ei ID OH
siu 81 f1rrf.r H1rH1is 80 aIi r.rear- .rf'-- H
al.f Hsflfa fl r.-.H .7lrlHI.l laa1.-l
q -N uhEI
EeH.sr af fl. u.. o. n.s. f.1.a..
H.H.H.r rHHHrlHr
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MOTTO


A ~ TlIO,E PEl;-oN- WHO
y UATE CLAIMS Hal1Hr tle Esfaar Hf 4.
ROSE deceased. aHI a.H nla. r aH -aa HrHHHaH..
fhr .lua 70 fiH la.'sr..-rHi a a..aa =. - H'la..
rlesaH settle fHH.f r.r1r'H HHIH- r i. MlI a'.F
haf dos 90 n'.. a.H ha H.l-fl rrl fhr ma. af g.
Collector. It n e. NAhfEE
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~ any af the above Money Order Pas.-orl.e.. al
ordcf vii Be Issued on application. f1F any -um f1u
one cent 10 my Collars. The following 4ru tlo fefi
esaellshcd which are payable hg The applicant Of Do,
time the order is issued
For any sum not exec ct.in- live uuiiaF--I c,H...
over hfe dolar-. and not cNcCediH- -iu-fu cents.
over ten dollar and not exceeding 81 % grrf-.
over. twenty-five Cnllars, and do Sul- l1 cents.
over forty dollar-, and not exceeding 80 . -r1i4
No order will be- issued for more Than an, JoI.1r.
When larger sun b. wanted 30 nlu-r be izstd 10 td
OF more orders.
An order not De- i-suod uu ANY post onrr e,-s8i
one 81 the above named money 0dlrr a-.cr- antIi
notice has been gwen that 10 has been made None
order office.
IN order f. payable uu lfatIuu 1uIg 90 tlru s,
drawn on aud the person 10 whom it t. paid must fc
cript for the amount
Blank applications arr kept li alsu muury-opl-f
Office.
u the country muuey -ouleg Office certain l4v4 and
hours of the day will De- dee. grated bV Doe POSTING f
when MONEY orders viii De- issued.
No money -urlcF business transacted on ~uuds,.
Pamphlets, containing more fall details Of the NONE,
orier sysicm can b, had UH application any of the
post oficcs.
FOREIGN MONEY ORDERS cluuu. De issurI.
until mcuey-uTdor treaties have been made with 'uch
countre' a. % may he desirable 90 extend the system TO-
II. NJ. WHITNEY, p. NJ. O..
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LYCAN &JoHNsToN,
FL W. Ivs TUT NJ fI"hoIuIH.
RIDGE HOUSE,
South Kona. Hawaii.

TIE UNDERSIGNED BEGS 10
inform hs friends and the public ia general that
ne weltsnown HOUSE j. again ready to receive
Ihe House T. Situated 2mlcs in aud FROM kcalakckua
BAY, At an elevation Of about iQu fcvt and offers
most charming view In addition 10 the ever pure and
bay air OF the district the delight Of bosh tourist and
Invalid Bath Houses connected with the establish
nsni. Respectfully
Sl II n. "a. TODD
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Several Of the volcanic scenes skctohed and
painted BY Mr.. c. Furneau1, during the memoir
able eruption Of Mauna Joa. now adorn the walls
q the lecture room Of the \. NJ. {. A. hall.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived.
april IAN bkine Ella, KIRK, from San Frauc!seo
ls-Am schr Parallel, Peterson. Bowen's Landiu-
fa-Am hk Lizzie Marshal. Bergman, n TssBe
-1-Am tcru & Ford, Griffith. ;
2-Br h Sorayisn, Bissefi from Newcastle
Sailed
April is-oGOss C0ptic. Kidly for san Frar
S-Am schr Parallel, Peterson. for Kauai
Am hstnc HesPerian, Winding. for Han DO. III
sf-Am bk kitsAp, Robinson, for Pt Gamble
Br * ElinoT Vernon, for r. Gamble
Vessels in Port.
~ NAVAL
UKI " corvette Nay tsdnirk, kaiu-fra-
NGM LCipsic
MEnIusnrsIH-
irl brig " II McyCr, DclAnuy
I'm b Morning Star, Bruy
49, 81 Hermann. Cooke
Brit 81 AhcrsnAu, Chapman
An tern Eva, Nikmau
Am hktuc " II Dmoud, HeulIpTf
An hktn, J 4 Falkiubur-. Glofm.n
Am bktnr Amelia, Nevhall
l'rit stmf Glenelc, Specify
Am bk u W Amy. frrefnsu
Am brig D Sprechels. Pm
Am bk D Mnrrsy, Hsrrin-tat
I'm bktne Eu-el.a, Berrv
III simr NADIA. Bradlcy
IN hkinc Els. Brown
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Co-Pnrtnorshin Notice.

Notice Of Dissolution Of Co-PariRenhip
THE FIRM on AM MA AL-ANA.
Il Il tUnNs UTEg Wfr. HHHarHfHsH IH.r- HraI1Ha.
~ u'ra P.r.iers. % Wlal Ee fls frr 81.
4II.aI Dbl mutual a1IsHur
IN. a..f sarrs b. IN ... .rIH-.s. ..-.- .H Oh
Dlanl ~ ii.1n.r'H. md fI.. H.. Ha rHi tH. ....
l.raH- #aaHrr.# aI tIH 1901 s.- 70 Ga
prrrIa-r FL. .H IHf. f|H.... .HH. .HrH b. a..
a1if All-.r HrI Con- fH-H. tut ~.
|un NEENa.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE. /!

rIuIE BJ -fNES- on I'M EtisM 81
i MAKEE a. cot i1EHEl. .a I-HH F...IHTH sHI
Gr1sar. rnd WlEefl-fgr.H r. fH.Hi H. Na.tHH. aaH
TisHThaHa Iu Hls leland H' Moi. HlH lH.H daT H
fIssaf1sIIa sHH HIIHTsI -nalI NIl.HH o. MaaHH H.I
tin1r tha hlsIr.Hs 1HH Tsg u .-l. - ! r1srrIr
fiil-ar. rEtULE- % wfEEE
tLHEfT AfurW TENLt.
Wine. b. D. Hau.. tH's Na.Ia.H MAJ.
uat.I .fH lrH alr 90 MlrHa. i---
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-04-25

We are requested 10 state that Captain HerbiC
visited the plantations on kauhi at the request Of
the Consul for the German Empire, J. {. Glade
ESQ.,, be was not instructed 70 do 50 by the home
authorities
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-04-25
Lands Situated on Queen Street.
Honolulu:

No. i-rrgmisd. Continuing 4hnai l'-i.i. HI ar ala..
No. Pprrmisss eauislni-r tfi of Ell ..r. rIr. 'aI
Ires thcrrnn.
No. a-rrcmises ooarafsIas tls g. an aaH. Visa '..
ing fhc1cou.
so. t-rrrri se- e,riaisias t-laaf bal a.i, ..-, aa
iurf thfra1n.
No.s- Premises coutaiaiul li.' of on a.-..si.t .I
inss thcTtou.
No o. Irg-aiscs containing SEQ o. an a-r. site t..i
ing thereon.
So. Premises euntainus is4so % aa a.-. a...
hgiIdiurs Ihereor.
W. the uucarirri Lclse Of l's.11isrs ~alif >ll
Honolulu. known a- unulakah1, 11ataInIHe i'.
rcrUa
No. aa'rhr uursp.-eI Lsl-s aI ua.IaI.. TI.t Taa.
- Plans OF alb thc above can 81 s..I ant r.ls.I.
llTs obtained or .ls o1or 1f Eiah1r'i q u.eL---r
Merchant street tinu0iliu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-04-25

The Chinese from the Csp,ie have all becu re,
leased on bonds that they will not become bur.
dens 10 the country and nov seek employment
where their choice lends them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-04-25

In the small row at the quarantine grUund the
police did their duty admirably, they wero cool
and collected. As II i no; often that we have an
opportunity Of giving praise 20 this force We are
happy TO do - when ne can.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-04-25

The o. q o. :. s. warehouse VI the Esplanado Is
rspidly approaching completion and will be all IN
order by the time the M1y-p1sl the pioneer boat
owned By the Company arrives Probably June LIST
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-04-25

Telepbonie communication with llr. Dov5ett' S
salt works at Puoioa is nearly established, the
poles and wires being in position, the trasmIttcrs
are The only adluncls. eLcepi q small boy needed.