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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08
Nevs " ,he WhaiiNa i'lccN

In la., ir0e ttee uA9ftqe btft INTERVENE
Wtp MAlt as thU Fact that heVH had lcth tNoiNvl
Ia SAN Neucisyo NON ,he Aic,ic Whaling Meet
ARsttNihn,e to tbe Nhale,s M that mN'sf'teblt
NstAN Ms tiVaeht NV NikNwiha Ctr,N ~ INV
st,ano.f Nsi, tNAeh N,sW the ~ p hsdittte,
WAtb VESSEL aNt,yd M nan FNWcis'N oh wv ish
N,,s,,,lNs "a tNe ,geeNyApaAe 50 thN tsaes,A, tAe
aftf,,,t al klANAlAsAA iNNN trihi AuVA fNnSh
iVssAse With head Wm,ls, N,2M helNe shy
tN,NA w p@'tE N,N Aa1 ~ CIV m,NNiNt v
lNNe eAA When Ae9Nt RtteeN Milyq seNteaAst NJ
thN han VNg,'HRteEVd lNlge 0NANiHNs " Jliu NY
ANd W0lked ihNNNSh MIN Wl1NNleh Alt,AN hNfA
N,NetNFb Witch had lNeN tWN NVNlhs ~ ihp ~,
,l,,,si,sg lla,ss fhe NNtwbNI MAS Nlsa lRsgg,
Hath hNVWe leiNlN,t tpNM lhe AlyiiN win No
sNg,ess, june RIA she sls,ss Wv bark MAN AND
susan n she straits at kAst Care, leAkAg AUD the
VgvW TeAllN te aeApdeR heF ~ any MeRsAb Nhe
eisa spoke the hanks fUARgsA fallaeh aaselle aud
h,seplue entering tbs Agotiss IA June laih
fnAAt heavy pack ice south t Rent holsA about
lAt, "a efivN,, h,llowsd a 70 thg westward ana ga
i,htaenA gtrei IN Jape yah spoke the OsSa IN
iFi NN west is sly mouth, Wuh taM whales,
nc wAnus aud So harels oil, On iane 9Th
started % toNQv We hack o. !eassSAId spoke .he
i'nQretia, on which thew had besn nutiRy, hut
M further troahle had occurred On hoard The
strang southeIly winds VI the last few DAYS VI
lune AFoye the Toe fast 20 the nufthwaId, 50 that
On lulS lat spoke he heMheeS ene9, ~ sliss 10
and 10 walFus, $50 barrels Ut oil On July "
s,,eke the hark Dawn aud bark Fleetwine with
mo whale each On July ith touched a. ST.
iswrehce HAY, which the natives reported had
heen ftolen up tin july lst Also learned from
Them that they were looking for the Corwin, and
mat the wreck OF the Rodgers had drifted some
eirht miles up the BAY, On 9Th spoke the balaena.
SehooneT leo a. Flower Bay. Arrived at Ouna-
ieska July Sth, and sAiiod a. the 9th for san
FrancisoS. The Corwin sailed from tilale GA 5gly
Ia. Most Of the ileet met south Of ST. paul's Is
land in latitude 81 north and taking it during
ihe hfs. pa-. II April 10 the westward, and about
the latitude ofb9s solih, aneountering remarka-
bly heavy ice and cold weAthDF the thHrmometer
Al times falling below zeip, Tho vessels all suit
fcred more or less being fast in the ice ftom forty
10 eighty days The steamers Orca, Bowhead and
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NJ nena lses,' aeaee,,

A. saeeestg,l BY No Vseassa eevoyal v,s,As As,N
a sseshf euAeEt NSS tsl,,asVSl (he AieNlels u INV
tSs~AsiA EsYst Al No Neeae llsl ~ tac cN,oNl,s
~ ~ va fnsi. lltoi h. thcil solNttetV IN tNe
tS,aa,N tsSto N the l,sNl rAir AIfsssss, HE wv
e<NgNoae ~ ~ yNVNAle was SNNlsv,l es,tsgyN "
sssSsS esSeae, ~ lsagt,gssisnso ~ tao NNlsh and
s.sSe.Asd eeaf>sSfttaas ~ sSgtiell MNsltcN NcyNh
saS(y va sVe,lssSS ~ the hsNd ", e,,sse,st, A
sssssssl(s sslec>s C,'Fal~s,lt ~ Az, Nt0Aiels le
eAsaA sAe NARst l,aAsva NE e,aesg,s>l pNlg9N NNN
-. sSs.,f.,ssH AlF4g lsNey the s,ao hg the o,,l-
- ,sa.S tInl Enthusiastically gysY>l aasi lgvVNsVa
= irrrIlapsens - ~ nv lasi AegAseF II che
.FyQHSa iM fse rF,SsNeyas, Ms'sie5 saw fatAei
49, ss,toA Al.a ", 4, tNaNWVll VIEW rotioea
,,SslSas tAeit NsS tAyosssa Nv VgoWd Al the en-.
fssrSs r.sasa DIVA tie MAN aisle Ny'l e'oeN,eA
fs,--ess Ei.A aiiA SNlle an Vyet his taos, QRes-
rss,l ne iit4rlless ~ e~kirg AstsF their heNllh
~ ~, ssssao& i q gveatlS aneei>i ~ MI
F..rssN klll.lntss And ~ nSl0lse " the question
~ f>.rler .at,l, Mr. kosl,tl, li IS the peAsAnt
.l-sx II Nh. l,cl lhONtA M, W. A. GQtnWell aud
,svs.li - Iresopt wa Wi,h cheek tI tRc SPip ot
RsNA IN E.sa.uiA glcrlrg " the oitleens X Ito
,s,i.iu AMI a. = slicst assistance toward adding
a, tAe csIafoEts ~ The iialaa wh'le eeFoad, M,
S.-Ssr fh|ra hanaea a ehoek On idshop 4 70, 10
49, leaAss. Mr. i,ereeE was - much saTprlsel that
- ss,.la M even sTeAk German, and Iosl rash
1s,,,s.I a. shzA haltis With al thTce N the gen-
~1--,.se y lar.A NOllciac his confusion the pre-
~,..,Safi,n t1rauSiflee tsaUaa. thu audience Ap
i~r,lSi ana IN, hand cautinuea Is perforinanee.
~ r.r1slerinc ~ Hatotii Fceef CLOSED tll prtorm-
-, sFhleh had hegn itncSse BY fatr Andielee,
vses s,ccapied the body e tas house and BY 4, A.
n rr-nccss L{krlike, Mrs MiOer and daughter
box "
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Letter from Seattle

SEATTLE W. T., July 10th, 1883.
Mn. EDToR:-Here we are in the middle OF
summer little warm, but, with a pleasant sea-
breeze to counteract the heat. The glorious
Fourth has come and gone. We had good time,
circuses, races. music, cOmicalities etc. The old
time fayorite Lew Rather was here with troupe,
and as Jolly as ever, many of the old residents of
your old time citizens will remember him. There
were five bands parading at one time, it only re-
quired the Royal Hawaiian Band led by friend
Berger, to put on the finishing touch.
In.September shall have direct communica-
ton with all Eastern cities by rail. This is bound
to be a place of Importance. What with saw
mills coal mines iron-ship Yards and manufac-
tories, what is to stop it All people are as busy
as bees Vessels of the largest tonnage can come
up to the docks, and there are no reefs stopping
vessels drawing over twenty six feet. We have
direct Communication daily with all parts of the
globe teegraphs steam and rail. | hail with
pleasure the arrival of the GSzETTE for its truth
full reports OF all going on in your part OF the
world. / had the pleasure Of meeting a son Of
Mr.. S. Carter of your place and several old resi-
dents; all were in good health. hAMAAINA.
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the acre. The yield has been increased this year
not on account Of any more favorable westher for
cane growing, but entirely by the superior care
which Mr. CrowelI has given it. 1t is worthy of
note that Mr.. Crowell has no shipped men on his
place. and says that he gets along quite as well
with day laborers. Under no circumstances will
he shin n single man.
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Mary and Helen were among the first to get
through, on June 4th. Five days after, the whales
which the natives reported passed Indian Point.
The bark Hunter is reported as being burned
badly forward, the fire starting in the forecaste.
Captain Robert Jones of the Arnolda, whose
death IS reported, 4 resident of New Bedford,
Ms. nhera he leaves wife and family.
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COM mER CIAL.
HONOLULU, AUGUST $, iss8.


Since last writing some little stir has been occasoned
in commercial circles by the arrival Of the long looked
for 5 Mariposa, from san Francisco, with large
and assorted cargo and following close after the
Oceanic, the arrival Of the NJ City OF sydney,
from the port. The arrival Of two such vessels
within few days OF one another-the former the
3ist ult and the latter the 4hcauscd labor that has
occupied the time and attention Of business during
the intervening time to date
The arrivals Tor the week consist Of the steamer City
Of Sydney and bktne W. H. Dimond from san Fran.
CISCO laden with assorted cIOes, and the bk Hesper.
from Newcastle y. :. w with cargo OF coal.
The City Of sydney ahd Mariposa were the only de-
pArtures during the week, the formerfo the Colonies
and the latter with exceptOnabe large cargo, for
this season OF the wear, for san Francisco.
Herewith present Mcssrs Williams, Dimond 4
Co.'S regular monthly circular;
SAx FHANciscD, July 9Th. 1856
Our last adyees were dated June J0th, Tcr steamer
Zealanda.
SUGAR-Therc has been no change ofimportance IN
local rehned, although there has been arrival Of
500 i50b bags o; Hongkung refined Of four different
grades which have been offered the market az enc
per pound under local refining prices, but with
poor Cuba ceutrifucais IN New York arc
huctuafing between gl6 and il-l6 for 80 per cent
There fall in Manila just after the sailing
Of the Zcalandia. the 3Dth ut. making the basis
6.1s for - per cent
RICE-ieeeipis 70 July let d, 63 bags Large orders
from the East which have been filled 81 bayc some
what relieved the market but Occasoncd no advance In
EXCHANGE London g. days spot - sd on New
York = premium.
ARRiVALs-Iuly lG, bark L.llie Grace; p bktne
Forest Queen; -. stmr HaukoW.
DEpARTUHES-Jul y =. bktnc W ii Dimoud
Projected DEPARTUR Es-bk Lady Lampson'
hktne Eureka.
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TAX ASSESSORS
SPECIAL NOTICE.

VNuE ATTENTION OF ALL PER-
SONS liable TO taxation b. particularly directed ~
section - Of " 49, lU n Consolidate fHd ilHtnd M
lar Rfidfnq % fHtirndf fdrfa. which reads thnss
SrcrtoN 80. kyug pctsun uuuing any property. real
~ prrronal. whether entitled fn exemption o. not
shall within thu tnl tfeacuhtl n luch notice ns ulcr
laid. prepare and deliver to- the Asscssor al tht
place mentioned hy him IN such notice, statement u
writing silnrd by tho prreuu making She same.
1-Of the description iinan0H and rliut % The real
and personal property belonging to such pefaou in
company offfr NtrscHs ~ efrff tnd aud fum
soNire, or 81 which such rcuon hqd the lesseffioH i
fog OF foai0i on thc dfst day N Jolly tim immediate
~ preceding
OF an molteasce, incnmiranrvr, and charge
occurred thereon rcspcrtrtN, nth lhr nhWcs AID tcs
drucrs of Tie pefsuhs % whom mHitglara, intnnhIu
tes 81 charIta ar dNinE
MOI an animals ouh other property fnhirUt tt
iANaiinn which ln The perfection guHfdf az con
ltol nf turh person ON iht hIat day ui lnlN.
~ OF INV names 81 a peta ons nu thr said ffs daf
"a inb, DO Which statement shall hc added i,f lava
Won thb he sauc u true tnd g,rai7 IL az uleliafs
d u. NAAshlnEN.
nEu mN N-snsoi hf ihs N.iti,tT Houolnln
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m THE UNDERSIGNED Is
EEM now prepared to take \ limited number Of
Horses 10 pasture at his Ranch. at M0kuleia Waiaua
He has recently fenced in field OF 1OO acres covered
with fuc Maneanea grass mo kea kanoasl and abun-
dance Of good water This l. considered the finest
pasture in the Kingdom for Horses. For particulars
apply TO N. s. Grinbaum Co., " by letter 10
j. p. MENDONCA,
aes Il, MokuIeia. Wafaiua. Oahu.
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concert was given at Hama on the 18th ult.
by the children Of the Maknwao and Hama Sun
day schools On Sunday procession composed
OF some 200 children and headed by a fife and
drnm marched through the town.
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NOTICE

AT \ SPECIAL MEETING OF
"A The Shau holdeu Of the klLAlBA SUGAR
COMPANY. hold at Honolulu on the 9th August 1881,
MIR. WM, y, UoRNlii was elected President wee II.
W. schmidt resigned. n a. GLADE, Secretary.
tiounlun, August IN. ISL 500 a
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Turing MY TEMPORARY ABB
IL scucr ftom This Kingdom. MR. W 7 TOLER,
will have chatgu Of the Rusnrss " Mcssrs. Brown &
CO., Wine and Spirit Merchants.
FRANK BROWN.
Honolulu. August 81, lSSl Ng
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Copartnership Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNE ED HAVING
l. formed Copartnership under the name aud style
Of Simpson Kelley will carry the business OF Tin
ming Plumbing aud Gas Fitting at the Old Stand OF
Kistler & Simpson, 50 Hotel Street
d. Simpson will collect all accounts due the late hfm
DAVID SIMPSON.
as a JAMES W. Kelley
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InH.In aoaafn.

ftltkNE ~ M ktstiSSif lttlM
I v,tt hat NV esltfsNrtt eNpti rNfAutW
phaitotspkit Nfh apA Va M Wtfi N'at1NftF f4At
~ N Z nv ,s,i'V NhFlA silf, Aiglh M NJ n
t,tupAv Nksfsa NJ ssNfit tHa HFtfI fflAiti ttlHtt
eu NJ tkt WA,l aea Nqssi NlN Nlat tHssag rifaNli,
tkau W pfQitf HaunFF W. NNf AiItFA NAUHIHif hal
tpaia aaa 10 ipi fNNfflN htff o. aWus iNN Nlll ~
Atlply, W. iNi \ NhAst
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.


THE CO-PARTNERSH HERE
i tofore existing between Kister q j simpson, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
4. KiSTLER.
DAVID SIMPSON,
HopoIulu Julv l. 1851 g5s3t
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THE FOLLOWING LETTERS At
The Consulate " Sweden and Norway may be had
rctcr Anderson W. Hanncstui, iialCrsYcnd ilermand
sen, Caroline Audcrstldicr ON. application az the
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The MaripOsa Reception.

Soon after the arrival of the Oceanic STEAMSHIP
Nq,it0sa in port, information was obtained by
news gathereni that reception would be given on
board the vessel before her departure again fol
sSan Francisco, during which the vessel would be
open for inspection of visitors. On the 2nd inst.
neat card printed In golden letters ans worded
as follows was distributed to those invited:
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At few minutes past ten O'Clock the assem-
bage began TO thin out and by 1880 the Mgriposo
was entirely free of the guests who had but so re-
Gently crowded the seating capacity of the great
vessel The band played their last selections
closing with the Star Spangled Banner and
Hawaii Ponoi, and they too followed the lead from
board who, as passengers, would haye earned a
reputation for the 'Ioiling Butterfly as having
carried the most valuable freight that ever left
thn Hawaiian Kiuolom
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no LEAsE

HANE \ tARuf ANnNALlA
nlE feeg ei iApa Alis Aties aQff aI l1l. Al
Haaoaaaa, ID the wladsard sdf N tha i.isrd n
NeieAsi sl1as,gd va ihg laws Il efsf Hea ,sirtMa
Nshipg Hight Ia ihr "a. iVad aNpmlpt tids Halp
tain haa lagtulg AND Wuui ani ahuniinr fift
ycars Leato giyvn, fyins 49, rear
~ WfAhMAN
40 I'm naal Esalt Htnttf Uauaiuiu
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Mr.. Amador Andrews, representing Wells, Fargo
6 Co, of California, has established an agency
in this place Mr.. W. G. Ashley will be resident
agent, with present headquarters at his new bro
kerage and business Office, in the store of J, NJ
Robertson & Co., Nos. 10 and 81 Merchant street.
next the Post Office. Tho advantage of having an
agency here of this long established and efficient
company ought to be appreciated by our mer-
chants. The agency is now open for the recep-
ton of packages, the shipment of coin, or any
thing else in the line of express business between
these ports. II is worth remembering that the
company's express charges cover custom house
brokerage and all other charges between shipping
point and destination.
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SDeciaI Notice


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that during my absence from this kingdom, Mr.
W. h. CASTLE win act ia my behalf under tul power
OF alinrncy. lpll ~ JNO. VI. WHITNEY,.
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Among the private schools of this city which
held examinations aud gave exhibitions Of the
proficiency Of their scholars, during the past
month, the select school for girls presided over by
Mrs. Wallace, was one of the best attended and
scholars displayed knowledge of History, French,
algebra, English grammar. geography, Latin and
arithmetic. Two selections of French poetry were
Tecited and some pages of Telemaque were turned
into English. Rev Mr. Wallace examined the
Latin classes and the pupils were much compli-
mented for the intelligence displayed. Rev. Mr..
Wallace at Mrs. Wallaces request conducted a
spelling match the contest greatly interesting the
audience present. Miss Bella Woods was victor
twice and Miss Edith Mist once in the trials for
superiority. The intelligence displayed by the
scholars, during the progress Of the examinations
in the various studies, reflected most credtably
upon Mrs. Wallaces method of teaching and she
was complimented by many parents whose girls
are under her instruction.
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Luau at Waikiki.


His Majesty entertained 4 number of visitors at
his residence at Waikiki last Monday. fine
lanai had been erected and a native feast was
spread upon tables raised few inches from the
floor, the decorations consisting of fern ieis and
flowers, After justice had been done to the various
strange viands some toasts were given the King
proposing the health of Senator Miller. Mr..
Steele in witty speech replied to the toast OF the
ladies. Dancing was kept up with considerable
spirit until the lengthening shadows gave the sig
nal for a return TO town Among the quests pre-
sent were Il Il. II, the Princ6sses Liliuokalani,
LJkelIks- and Kaiulani, Senator, Mrs, and Miss
Miller, Colonel and Mrs. Spreckels, Mr., and Mrs.
L. l.. Steele and number of our most prominent
citizens.
IL All sizes and cocrs Of Hosiery to be found at
955 a, NJ. MELBIS', IOi Fort Sc.
- MoFccs Of an shades to be had at
9b5 A NJ MELLIS', IOI Fort St
- The Latest Novelties you will find at
@i a VI. HELLIs,. Iot Fort 81.
CT An endless variety Lace Fichus to be had at
gGi AM. MELLIS' IOI Fort 81
~ For q comfortable or WoltAuing Corset. 60 to
g6s =. NJ. MELLIS, IOi FOEt 81.
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NOTICE (!

Turing MY TEMPORARY ABB
IL sence from this Kingdom. MIR. J, NJ. CRAIG,
who assisted me during the carly part Of the year and
who has been for years IN the Office and asso
cated with Of the Lending Dentists Of san Francis
co, will take charge Of my practice shall hold
myself responsible for the faithful execution Of all
operations performed in my Office during my absence
q6T IL j NJ WHITNEY, NJ. D., D. ID. :.
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NOTICE

Turing MY ABSENCE FROM
~ this Kingdom, Nh, JULIUS HOTiNG is author.
lied 10 act for mo under full power Of attorney.
f. A. SCHAEFER
Honolulu. August 9Th. iNss Nq q
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Tho M~iro.a' left sharp on time, yesterday.
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llrm eHdrrrfsrnIrnts,
NOTICE.

nURING M TEMPORARY ABSENCE
Jfrom this Kingdom, Nj CIlAS. HpSTACE win
act for in an matters Of business under full power
Of attorney b. +. BOLLES,
Q6l 30 for Bellies a Co
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MnTICE.

/ THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
| J. been appointed temporary Administrator Of the
| Estate Of JOHN KAAUA, late Of Makawao, Maui, de
ceased all persons having properly belonging 10 said
Estate are hereby notified Ia surrender the TO 5.
| F. Chillingworth Esq, at Makawao, Maui, 20 the
undersigned, at Honolulu
| W. AUSTIN WHITING,
| Tomp. I'D mr.. Estate j. Kama
Honolulu July sd. 1899. 90 81
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Port OF HONOLULU.
MEMORANDA

Report OF PMsS City Of sydney, Dearborn. Comm
Irft san Francisco pilot July 18th, az II -: M; re-
oeiyed iIououiu pilot Ans nh At 5;5s in y cabin
and II stccrage passengers and ~ tens Of freight and >
bags mail for Honolulu 3fcabin and 81 stcerasc pas
sengers tons freight and G'9 bags mail for toonies
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- A Iarlfr AsscrlmtNt q NFooaurs cah he s'th a
- An. MEl.H1S. loA fort 81
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ne oeeaaie steamship Company ye'e st.ane
MARIPOSA

yitations had been sent, responded in full force
and the brilliantly lighted and profusey decorated
warehouses and steamer of the Company were,
at the hour designated in the invitation, filled
with guests of the occasion.
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During the past week, two notable private enter
tainments have been given, one by His Majesty to
Senator Miller. Col. Spreckels, Mr.. Steele and
others at the Palace on the ID inst and the other
by Col Spreckels, a return courteous,at his resi-
dence on the Sd inst. The only news gatherer
present at the first entertainment was the great
'.suCgcster" who was an invited guest, at the
other no press representatives were present. Some
one took him Cor roportef as GHFing the speeches
His Excelency took copiuus notes. Not quite cn
rcglc for a guest at private dinner.
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The mother Of His Excellency, the Governor of
Oahu Mrs Mary Dominis, passed her eightieth
birthday on the 3rd inst, and the occasion WIS
taken advantage of by number Of the lady's
infinite friends 10 call upon her, congra-
tulate her and present tokens of their esteem
in the shape off some valuable presents
Mrs. DomInis is still bale and hearty and al
though so well advanced in years, ketrays none OF
the extreme indications OF Times iIisj9uatin2
inrnad.
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Senator Miller, wife and daughter, left 10y the
MaJitosq for San Francisco, on the 9Th inst.
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Mr.. J. 7. Warehouse was AT last advicos in
San Francisco stopping at the Baldwin Hotel.
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Enterprise was shown by the GAZETTE yesterday
An edition was got of which was forwarded by the
Mayggsa. No slouching when it comes to pinch
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A correspondent at Waikiki complains with
Justice Of the exorbitant prices Of wagons. party
from Waikiki 10 Makawao were charged $50 for
the ride. From a knowledge of the distance, this
is a fairly outrageous charge. Travellers IN future
should take warning. II such charges obtain PEG
pie will be very chary of sending their families TO
visit Mani
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08

Col Claus Spreckes and family will remain OF
the islands about three months. Mr.. j. D. Spreck
els returned 70 San Francisco per Marn0sa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08

An agency Of the well known firm of Wells,
Fargo d Co., general express and forwarding
agents, has been established in this city by their
travelling agent Mr.. Amador Andrews.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08

TIM tbree. n,ast.vd schooner Es,5nd ClauiiHr.
can't. Maison, arrived az Hilo on Friday July
2dh. rs ,Iays from san Francisco with tull catge
III general merchandise.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08

On Thursday and Friday of last week the Their
noGneter indicated 90 IN the shade a. $50 pm.
Friday at 345 pm. the mercury was at an eleva-
ton of IS and at midnight So Pastor Cruzan's
last lecture was thought of.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08

The band of the Reformatory School, under the
guidance of Mr.. Walter Hills baton, discoursed
selections of music on the steamer wharf on the
arrival Of the MdJ-iposa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08

From the New Zealand ErGniHg Post we see that
DR.. Hutchinson still continues his scientific lee
lures at Wellington. His success has been SO
great that he will during the winter lour summer
extend them. The genial doctors practice Is
good and from all accounts he seems to be flourish
ing His eldest son, one of our Honolulu boys,
has position in the Government Insurance Office.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08

News has been obtained that the new iron
steamer EiHqf built for S. G. Wilder Of Honolulu
and intended for the nter-island trade, would sail
from Philadelphia about August 10Th.