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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
DIED

LovE-At his residence in this city on the 15lh
inst RnBERr Low. aged fS years; resident Of this
city for the past % years. he leaves a widow and
several children TO mourn their loss.
PFLUGER-At Bremen. Germany. October 9Th. 1855,
after shor Illness. Mn. j. C. PFLUgEB, aged d yc4rs.
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MEnCuAST,fES-
Am hk Martha Rideout scar
Am hk Hubert DaYis
Bf bk Mallsgate Pin
Am bktne Ella Howe
Am hktne " II Dimond. Houdlru
Am blk Helen W Almy. Freeman
Am tern COurser Colby
OsS Alameda. Norsc
Am bktne Discovery, Perriman
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An accounts due said Goo 700 & Co., mp to the ssil
Of Sept last and al liabilities incurred 10 that dat
viii be settled By said Goo Zoo Go.
AK0. All.
GOO 700, g. AkINA-
Honolulu Oct fst. iss5. so 2
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DETERMINATIONS WANTED.

.OFTHE WHEREABOUTS OF MIR.
.OTHEODORE LEBAUD, Of Chateau de CAME
Oupe, Dept Gronde France, who left 81 Louis IN
ISL osteffsblg the Hawaiian .elunds- Any person
having information relative to the aforementioned
person will confer favor By communicating with the
undersigned.
r. 4. SCHAEFER & co Honolulu.
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Sailed.

ctI5-Am bk Hope, Penhaliow. for Port Townsend
I7-Am tern Qneen, Brandt for Port Townscnd
Is-Am bk Amelia. Newhall. FOR Port Blakcly
2a-PMSS City Of sydney. Dearborn Tor san Frau
si-Am bk a alkcnburc, Goodman, fof san Fran
. Am bk Martha Davis. Benson. for Huuckong
s]-Am tern Mary Dodge Paul, for Eureka
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Mr. IL Treadway arrived per Likel,Le to enter
upon his duties as deputy sheriff of Waikiki.
II is to be hoped that his advent will mark the
commencement of n radical reform in the police
systom of his district, it is decidedly needed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Last Tuesday evening, Oct. 10th, at 10 minutes
to g. Waiiuku had quite n sensation in the shape
of a shock Of earthquake, which however was very
slight lasting only few seconds. The motion
seemed to be an upheaval or up-and-down motion
as if old Pele had got her back up about some
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

More printing for the Tfser Office All the pre-
existing quarantine laws have been swept away
and new ones are now promulgated by the gentle
man whose record is in the keeping of the Ameri-
can Congress Of 1856 and which relates to rather
adventurous lie in Batavia. Why, Monno was
saint to this ex- Normoni
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
PORT OF HoNoLULU.


Oct ia-am tern CourscF Colby. from purt Biakeiy
si-Haw stmr Planter, sass. from san Francisco
sl-Am bktue Discovery, Pcrriman, from san Fran
at-PMSs City Of sydney, Dearborn. I'm Colonies
loss Alameda, Aorse, FROM San Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

II all the deaths given as unknown ii our Nor
tuary reports. were investigated, some strange
facts would come TO light, and some illegal pro
ceedincs might come TO an end.
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Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership.
KIM ~ COMPANY,

THE FIRM OF GOO VOC & CO.,
i consisting OF Aho, Ali, Goo Zoo. aud g Z Aaina.
heretofore Carrying on business Dry Goods mer-
chants IN Honolulu j. this day Dissolved b. luiual
consent, the business having been sold 20
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Mr.. Stoddard has been taking some fine photo
graphic views of the scenery about Wailuku. An
especially happy success Is view of Waikiki mill,
showing the mountains in the background.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

A correspondent writes. Maui is happy and
quiet. A great calm seems to have come over the
troubled waters The executive has had some
changes which promise to be agreeable to the tax
paving community. Unfortunately some of those
in authority have found out that the people are
easy going and carry sail almost to the limits of
endurance Of the average taxpayer.
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N0TICE.
TREsPAss NOTICE.

NEITHER GEORGE W. SMITH OR
~ d. Mccartney, Jr. arc in employ, OF have
any further connection with our house.
w I'm HOLLISTEE d co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

TheJ y. SpyecGcls arrived on Saturday the 10th at
Kahului She brings five or six passengers among
whom is Cant. Milber.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

The semsphore number Of the new steamer
PiqHier is to be II. Merchants make note Of IT,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

The case against Joseph Cheesebro, of Laupa
hoehoe charged with larceny in the LIST degree,
stealing some $500, landed from the Likeiike and
placed in his care was decided in the Police Court
Hilo. on Friday, Oct 18th charging him with the
theft and committing him to appear at the Nov.
term Of the Supreme Court, at Waimea, Hawaii.
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Partnership Notice.

CHUNG LIN YEN AND COO LEN
" KIM, both residing in Honolulu. Oanu haye this
day formed partnership nnder the Arm name Of
KIN YEN COMPANY.
for the purpose Of carrying on the business % dealing
In Dry and fancy Goods and Geleral Merchandise i1
Honaluln Oahu. CHUNG LfS TEN.
GOO LES KIN.
Honolulu Oct lei. fsss. g5s 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Gibson the annexationist, is the next character
that number Of people thinkthe Protean Premier
/ will aupear in.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

The Roman Catholic mission premises at Wal
iuku arc being greatly improved The unsightly
old adobe schoolhouse is torn down, and the new
school building is quite an ornament to the place
The building contains two school rooms on the
ground floor and third school room upstairs, to-
7sther with dwelling rooms for the Brothers in
charge. One Of these gentlemen is an expert or
ganjst, and the music at high Spass is very fine.
4 night school will soon shortly be commenced in
connection with the school.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Bereiania street has been blessed with an uphea-
val in the roadway, brought about by the aid Of
s0ue German lab0rers armed with picks, shovels
and stone-hammers. The pressing influence Of
the road roller WAS also brought into service and
is, but always to be blest,. by those who travel
live in the line OF the now respectable road
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EXPORTS.
PASSENGERS.

For SAN Francisco, per City Of Sydney oct - - go
pkgs sugar bdis betc leaves, ~ buchs bananas,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Mr. Russell has partially recovered from his
attack Of sickness, and Is able to be about town
grain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Dr. Parker, the medical gentleman whom the
AdreJfissr heralded as having been the attending
physician Of n. r. II. Queen Ramanavaro, has
been appointed las stated by the same paper to
the positions Of Secretary TO the Board of Health
and assistant physician at the dispensary. DR..
Fitch was right, the Premier President does not
seemingly dare to remove him, although con-
iumned bv the press and the public.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Thursday, UcT. IoIli Io'3.
The meeting was called to order at the usual
hour. by Vice president Dole, I0742 shares being
represented. The minutes OF the previous meet
ing we're read by the Secretary, and after a few
corrections were approrcd-
Several OF The gentlemen who had addressed the
meeting, and taken part in the DISCUSSIONS on the
previous day. considered 1t necessary 70 criticize
the ncorrec. manner n which the proceedings had
been reported in the 48reseT. which they did with
some warmth. The remarks passed and terms Of
PRONUNCIATION used were regarded by the 1drerfissr
representative complimentary As per the gar
bled report Ireselied the next daF.
Proceeding 20 business, Mr. L. H. Davies desired
information relative 70 Whether members ceased
to be such on ceaSing to Be oTneIs Of sugar stock
and the extent OF their liability.
Mr.. Aihsrton dbl not consider thatit was Intend
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

A few refreshing showers on the windward side of
Maui last week, but only Just enough TO lay the
dust. There is no perceptible rise in streams as
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Dr. McKibbin has returned from his trip to The
mother country, and Is again amongst his friends
and patients.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
uAvAuAs eeyErsrrSr:
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS,

II. RIEMENsCHNEDER, See'iy.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
cautious al peIsoas against tre-Dasslue upou the
FISH PONDS land adjacent laudsl Know :. a- KAMA
near oah1 Prison, they viii BE- proceeded against
y 80 slf 81 G. R. BISHOP
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

By our latest advices from Germany, Airs. J. G.
Pnnrer was reported TO be very Ill. She had been
RESTING in the Tyrol on account of health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

The American bark Spartan from New York
via Cape Of Good Hope, Straits Of Form0sa etc,
is now daily looked for.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Col Spalding has been visiting Minnesota and
WIS going 70 leave for Chicago Immediately after
the arrival Of the Z'glaRdia mail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
MAUI.

East Maui is as dry as powder ought always to
be kept West Maui seems to be having occasional
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Our thanks are due to Captain Sass for a file Of
late papers BY the PLANTER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

a number Of gentlemen interested in the forIna-
ton 0f q stock Breeders Association met at
tine Aruory on the 10Th inst and organized tenn
porarily by the appointment of Hon. A; Francis
Judd rs chairman, Mr.. James /. DOwsett Jr. secre-
tary. Several gentlemen gave their views on the
necessity Of the existence of an organization that
would keep record of the blOoded stock already
in and that might be- in the future, imported into
the country A committee was finally appointed
to draw up constitution and by lave for the pro
posed Association, and TO report ut a meeting TO
be held on the 18th, of November.
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Gen c{drrrfisfment.
POUND NOTICE.

m TIE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
SSS-1. animal. will be sold az Public auction IN
AN the GOVERNMENT POUND. k0HOLA-
y X LOA, at u IT. 0N WEDNESDAY,. Oct.3l
Lean Black Horse; White Mare peculiar brand;
Black Horse. brand NJ Bay Horse, odd brand. Bay
Marc peculiar brand; Pair Of Fine oxen, brand ID
and L. Also at same time and place, ON MONDAY,
Nov 18th Black Mare. brand *; Bay Mare, with
Mule Colt brand NJ; Bay Mule. unbranded; Cream
Colored Horse, brand JX, qll Bay Horse, brand III
gsOfts \. b. KAAUKUU, Pound Master.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

The band boys and their leader Herr Berger,
have done yeoman service during the week past,
the calls upon their wind and abilities being many
in number, and in close order, viz: Thursday
evening at Hotel, complimentary TO Minister Dag
reti; Friday p. m. at Hotel complimentary to
Planters: Saturday p. M, Emma Square; night.
Mt Hotel; Monday a. m. concert TO HIS Majesty;
evening" Emma Square.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

The German bark Mg-afl1H from Bremen for
Honolulu is reported as having been spoken Aug.
18Th in latitude . ". longitude p ".
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Notice of Dissolution of GO-partnership,
= rnrrrCrIr IL, rrIn1nI.rhNr l.In-r.nr -

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN all whom IL may concern that the partnership
heretofore existing between ID. y. Arnold. j. H. Shercf
and ]. y. Wright under the firm name Of D. Y Arnold
Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent j. y.
Wright retiring from the firm The business hereafter
will be conducted by Arnold & Shercr under the firm
name Of Arnold & Sherer. J. c. Cluney viii receive
orders and transact business for them.
ARNOLD E SuEEER.
Per !. II. Shcrcr.
$50 1t j. " WRIGHT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

The meeting re-nssembled nj = p. M, present.
Messrs. Dole, Smith, Unnl, Mist, Bishop, Davies,
Swift Mache, kinnersy, Jones, koelliug, Haysel-
den, Whitney, Baldwin, Williams, Halstead, Rich
ards0n, Schaeier, Wilcox, Atherton, g. Dole, Aus
tin, Richard.
ce-presideni Dole informed the meeting that
Mr.. j. Tucker had kindly responded to the invi-
tation extended by the company, and was present,
and besides relating his experience during his visit
10 Jamaica, would also be pleased to answer such
ability.
Mr.. Tucker, heing thus introduced, related some
what in detail an account of what he learned of
the sugar estates of Jamaica, which, combined
with the answers to questions asked is substan-
TALLY rs follows:
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HAWAII.

DR.. Wetmore and d. H. Hitchcock Esq, left
Hilo ON Friday Morning Oct. 18th, for the top of
Mauna Hea, intending 10 camp out for couple OF
weeks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

It is a pleasure TO be enabled 10 state that the
courteous Colonel Russell has again sufficiently
recovered 10 permit his appearance at the bar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
The Best India Rubber.
PIONEER WHITE LEAD /!
WHITTIER. FULLER g Co..

Corroders OF White Lead and Manufacturers OF Mixl
Paints, COlors. Ylrnshcs. White Zinc. and Import
cra Of French and Belgian Window Glass,
90 san Franciscp. California
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

ABOUT TOWN.
Governor Dominis returned on Saturday from
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Tho police of Hilo have again seized large lot
Of liquor on the premises of c. Y. Aiona, and have
also arrested AiOnas clerk for selling liquor with
ont a license This is the second time he has been
arrested on this charge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Colonial newspapers state that His Majesty is
expected to visit the Colonies next June. In the
meantime the Queenslanders and New Lealanders
are holding annexation meetings and documents
have been already forwarded TO Samoa and Fiji
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Inc Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society held
their first annual meeting in the parlors of the
Hawaiian Hotel on the evening of the 18th inst.
Owing probably to the inclemency of the weather,
but few of the members were present Hon. A. +.
Judd acted rs chairman, and the annual reports of
the directors and treasurer were read and ap-
proved. Election of officers for the ensuing term
WIS then proceeded with, and resulted as follows:
Vice-president Hon. A. F. Judd: secretary Mr.. j.
s Webb: treasurer, Dir. A. Jaeger; directors Hon.
A. S. Cleghorn. Hon. l.. McCully, DIR. II. McKib-
ben, Hon. c. II. Judd and Messrs. ). NJ. Damon
and c. Lucas. The date for the next show was
left for the Board of Management to settle, and
at Sl5 pm. the meeting adjourned sine die.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

In view Of the sale of the Pacific Commercial Aa-
rfrtiyer tee probable sale of the Lanai property
and the rumored readiness Of Mr.. Gibson to sell
hi house lot, it seems as the grand vzier was pre-
pairing 20 make n bolt Of it. Probably Salt Lake
CITY will be only too happy to receive its erring
son agaiu and those celebrated tiger stories can be
again repeated. There must be some men living
who remember the celebrated scene, when one of
tbe Mormon Bishops paced of some sixteen feet
or so on the floor and said: There gentlemen:
That Is Brother Gibson's tiger!'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Considerable rain has fallen in all parts Of the
Island the showers have come down during the
night The country already begins TO look very
nlrrh nrnaner
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grass once more.
The "oallant defenders of this constitutional
monarchy. take a constitutional in squads every
morning, and evening, up the side OF PunchboWl,
and are there taught by member Of the Board Of
=. Indicators" how to shoot. number of the
marlssmen still retain the bad habit Of closing both
eyes when pulling the trigger
Hon. J. Bryce. member Of the Parliament OF
Great Britain, at present in this city has sguihed
his willingness TO lecture for the benefit of the
Y N. C. Association. Inc subject will : Recol-
Iections Of an Oriental Tour, and as Mr. Bryce Is
a much travelled gentleman, the lecture VIII I'M
doubtedly prove most interesting.
Mr. Robert Love an old resident of this c,ty and
formerly a partner Of the firm Of r. Love and
Bros bakers died at his residence on Fort street
on the morning of the 18th inst. The flags OF the
various fire companies were half masted during
the day in respect TO the memory Of the deceased,
who was old member Of the Department.
The meetings Of the Planters Labor and sup
ply Co.. came 10 an end on the afternoon OF the
| is;h inst on the fourth day Of session The
meetings, although not rs largely attended by
planters as expected afforded the opportunity for
| the production Of some valuable reports, all Of
which will be published IN the GAZETTE tby the
courtesy Of W. o. Smith Esq. the secretary aud
in the POINTERS Monthly.
Mr.. Rollin P. SAKE. the well known san Fran
cisco cattle dealer whose advent was expeuted on
night Of the 21st inst, but the day Sunday and
| the hours, from 10 p. m. till 3 M. prevented
would-be purchasers from even having look at
/ the cattle and Mr.. SAKE compelled to pass on
/ to Frisco without leaving a single cows tail be
hind him.
/ Although quite n number of decorations of the
order Of Kapiolani have been forwarded to various
Hawaiian and other subjects lately, nearly all the
/ parchments bearing date of February 18th, none
/ have been vet eazetted. Probably some names
among the list may cause smile when pronlin-
entity presented rs decorated night Tor day. com
panion.
The tax-assessors give no bond and are there
| for not sufficiently responsible persons to be en-
/ trusted with the collection Of taxes. The tax
collectors biud themselves in penal sum equal
TO the amount of taxes shown By the tax list. But
/ friend PreSs. il is not necessary to 90 far
Lahaina TO find assessors collecting taxesi Yet
what are you going to do about It r It's
| family arrangement.
The contract, or agreement entered into by the
Premier with Messrs Hackfeid & Co. relative 10
| incoming Chinese immigrants and which was pub
4 lished in tho " BY Authority column OF the Id
rfI4isrs, short while back, at an expense 10 tax
payers, has been annulled no reason assigned
| further than the transfer Of the monopoly TO a
monopolist Of purest ray serene.
It might be well for the executive to look after
/ the Kahrnas. A number Of native lives have been
sacrificed through their Ignorance and SUPERSTITION
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

oahu Lodge No. /, K. Of P. meets this evening
ae usuaf
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HAwAII's HOPE.
CONTINUED uEEuSes OF me r. L. & 5. co.
Mednesdnr. Oct. 18th. 1ss:

Wednesday, Oct. 18th, 1888.
The members of the above named corporation
convened for their third day sitting, at the
Armory on this morning, 1880 shares being re-
presented aud proceeded with business.
The report on Forestry presented by Hon. c. r.
Bishop at the previous meeting, vas taken up for
discussion.
Mr. W. Ii. Bailey considered that teak would be
a valuable tree to cultivate for fuel, growing TO
considerable height and being quite bulky lie
mentioned tree Of this species, ut Waikiki, which
had grown 30 feet in eight years. He was satisfied
that species Of tree would be valuable addition TO
the forests and would be benefit TO planters.
Mr. 6. C. Williams stated that he consumed
over 200 cords of wood per month Mt cost OF
nearly 5000. The depletion of the forests to
obtain this supply must, he thought have an
unfayorabe eject upon the rainfall of the district
The subject Of the repeion of the forests was one
of greati mpors,nca although not fully understood
by all Of those most concerned. Eucalyptus trees,
planted by him. he had found useful for fuel and
advocated the planting Of that particular species OF
tree: algaroba was not mt for fuel.
Mr. Halstead considered that the planting Of
Eucalyptus trees would be attended with great
danger to surrounding property, in case of fire,
from the resinous character of the species
Mr.. Bicklrd, agreed with Mr.. Williams that the
destructioI of tue forests had great effect on the
rainfall and instanced that produced in the belt
between Waimea and Honokaa, where the forests
we're now dying ont.
Mr.. Baldwin presented q resolution, which was
carried ''that the trustees Of the Planters Labor
and Supply Co.. bs instructed to procure proper
legislation FOR the protection Of growing forests
and to aid and encourage the more general plant
inc OF trees
Mr. r. A. Mache Jr, Chairman of the COM
mittce on the "Aauuflc.ure Of Sugar" presented
an elaborate report on the subject placed in
charge OF his committee aud which reflected great
credit on the work accomplished. This report
will be published Ia full.
Discussion Of the points presented in Mr.
Maciie's report occupied the attention of the
meeting until the noon adjournment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

The match game Of base ball, between the cele
brated Spreckesvillo team, and the Honolulu club
will take place next Saturday afternoon at the
Recreation grounds. His Majesty and the repre-
sentatiyes Of Honolulu society have sgnihed their
intention 10 be present and witness the game.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Two vacancies exist in the ranks Of the teachers
of the public schools and although each member
of the Board Of Education had at least one mo-
minee, they All gracefully courtesed and delegated
to Mr.. W. NJ. Gibson the power to fill the positions.
Why, Kinimaka, what will the King of Servia say
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

The regular monthly meeting of the Y III. c. A.
was held at the Hall Of the Association on theeye
ing Of the 18th inst. Hon. A. Francis Judd presi-
ded Reports were made of committee work, by
Nr. p. c. Jones IT., Rev. $. C. Damon, Mr.. Kock,
and Mr.. A. FmnI; Cooke. II was decided to place
hitching posts on the sides of the lot for the ac
conodati6n of visitors having horses. DIR. Damon
SPOKE strongly against the want of punctuality
which is noticeable amongst the young men who
made engagements, and referred to the time lost IN
waiting by Mr.. z. c. Jones Jr., in conducting his
Bookkeeping class. He condemned hardness and
warned Young men to be always punctual in keep
inc their engagements.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Mr.. Soarle's remark ABOUT the great number Of
young Enplishmen engaged in sugar-planting here
is pure bosh; there are q few, bnt one could count
the few upon ones fingers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Mr. A. Frank Cooke has kindly supplied lufor-
nation that the brig Ha-1Id, Captain Ierney was
at New Ireland on the 2tst OF August, and had III
laborers on board. Had experienced some sick
Captain hoped to reach Honolulu by the end of
November
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

The bridge at Waialua is about completed. The
&. Il. bishop carried a number of the workmen on
fresh employment Letters from Waialua do
not speak III very high terms of the new structure
it Is not regarded strong enough for the work 1t
ought to do.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Judge Hardy went to Hanaloi on the 10th to hear
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Many remember the visit Of H.B.M SirUisgrr.
Ii is to be regretted that Of her officers has
met with am nntimely fate. Lieutenant Lees was
fatally kicked by a horse at Victoria, B. C., Sep
tember 18th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Heavy rain fell on the afternoon and evening
of Friday and early on Saturday morning. This
is most acceptable, the drought was beginning
to tell seriously on the stock Of the Portuguese
ranchmeu around town; many cattle were begin
ming 20 suffer. few more showers will start the
rrrsfus r,urf moro.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

The American bark Na,tta Rideort condemnodas
unseaworthy, now lying in the har. or. sold on
the 10th inst, by auction, Messrs Lovelog * Co.
OF this CITY were the purchasers. Irlca 500.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

AIessrs Lycan & Co. opened their stock to the
public on Saturday morning, and large number
of people visited the store, The various articles
were much admired, the pictures attracting con-
siderable attention.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

line little, three year old: son OF MI l. tucker
superintendent OF blessrs. Wilder Co.'S steamers,
was kicked in the head by horse on the afternoon
Of the 18th inst and with such force to fracture
the skull. Grave doubts were expressed at first,
relative TO the recovery of the little lad, but it
is pleasure 10 be enabled to state that the danger
has lessened and the child is in a fair way to re
cover