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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-07-11

A four-years old child of F., Thur
Der, Of Cambridge, N. Y, was attacked
by q game cock and its face and head
shockingly cut. A spur entered the
eye its entire length. It is feared the
child will lose its sight.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-07-11

The native American hen is likely to
be ruined by Chinese cheap labor, as
there is talk of importing Chinese eggs
by the million.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-07-11
l,ttreIne Tired Feeling,

y lAdy TELLS us "the first bottle has done
my daughter great deal Of good, her food
does not .lEtress her now, nqr does she
suffer from that ertreme tired feeling which
she did before taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, "
A second bottle effected q cure. No other
preparation contains such concentration
Of vitalizing, enriching, purifying and invig.
Grating properties as Hoods Sarsaparila.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-07-11
BiIiousness, Sick Headachs.


MEssRs. C. 7. Hoop & Co: Gents-Please
send me by express two bottles HooD's SAR-
sArARILLA and few Cook Cooks Tor dis.
wonders in the case of my wife, who has
been troubled Xitl, sick headache aud bill.
iousness for years. She dGly .oDA pne-ll,f
teaspOonful at dose and has not been SO
well for five years as now. She found that
within week after taking 1t she felt very
those severe headaches, She has not taken
any of any account since last spring, aud
what little she had Is lent to do some Others
some good, and we must have 1t In the house.
Yours truly,
HOMER u, NASH.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-07-11

Nathaniel Simpson, ofBrooks, Me-,
a pensioner of 1872, is still living at
the age of l0l. Somehow man who
gets pension hangs on forever.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-07-11
HoOD'S SARsAPARILLA
Ringworm Hymor and Saith heun.

Works through the blood, regulating, toning
and mvigorating all the functions OF Inc
body
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-07-11

CHORUSES arranged for MALE VOICES.
Piano or Organ Accomplishments.
Price scots, paper; G0cts. board; 75cts. cloth.
When tho CAMP FIRES are lighted
after this, thoro will be new enthusiasm,
since the love for the Old songs has revived,
and this capitsI collection 10 just what II
wanted for Grand Army sing ers. Music
simple. aud all with Piano or Organ accom-
paniment, and all the great favorite are here.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-07-11
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Lyman B. Sleeper, of Franklin Falls
committed suicide by drowning, Fri
day.
Mr.. Walter Small, the engineer of
the Boston & Maine railroad company's
locomotive Melrose, while boarding his
locomotive Friday, at Maryland Ridge,
slipped and had one leg cut off below
the knee. The toes of the other foot
were also cut off.
John Henry Elliott, who died in Con-
cord on Friday, was the first ticket
master of the Concord railroad.
Geo. B. Griffith, of East Lempster,
has taken 1920 subscriptions for 1.-The
Poets of New Hampshire.'
Two Hopkinton farmers, over 70
years old, together hoed an acre Of
corn between the hours of I a. m. and
2.30 p. M, one day recently.
FURNITURE-of the latest style and best
quality, is extensively manufactured in
Boston, at PAINE's, 4S Canal Street.
Many Of our houses are furnished from
this Mandatory at remarkably low
prices. 1t will pay one to visit Boston,
and make his own selection, from one of
the largest assortments of house furni-
ture, or send for their new illustrated
books of designs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-07-11
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each
Fractions, IN Fifths in proportion,

1867 Prize, amounting to $S2Gj,j0C
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to the office of the Company in New
Orleans.
For further information write clearly. Civ.
ing full address. Send orders by Express, Reg.
lstercd Letter or Money Order, addressed
only to
VI. \. DAUPlIIN,
New Orleans, La.
or NJ. A., DAUPIIlN,
co. Seventh St., Washington, d. G.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-07-11

The GEAR is taking things easy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-07-11
WAR SONGS

Has So pages, IS in large octave form, and
contains nearly hundred songs and hymns.
1t contains all the songs recently given at the
most successful Grand Army Concerts. in
Mechanics Grand Hall, Boston and soldiers
and all others will find this fine collection
for concerts and social singing.
Abundant provision is made for MEMORIAL
and Funeral occasions.
Mailed, post-tree, for retail price.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-07-11
louisiana State Lottery Company

"Wc do hereby certify that we super
wise the arrangements for all the Monthly
and semi-Annual Drawings Of the Lousi-
ana State Lottery Company, and in per-
son manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and that the same are con-
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and in good
faith toward all parties, and we authorize
the Company to use this certificate, with
fac-similes Of our signatures attached, in
It's advertisements"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-07-11
HOODS SARSAPARILLA

Is sold by all druggists, Price 81, or six
large bottles for IS. Prepared only by Z. L
HOOD 4 CO, ApOthecarles. Lowell Mass.
ty'' Use HooB's TOoTH-POwDER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
Our Hiio Letter.

Hu-p. Mafch 18th, lSo.s
EnrroR GkEITIl-;-ihe Ida Scbnan.g sails to-day
for san Francisco with full cargo. consisting Of
40 tons 0f sugar aud n miscellaneous quantity of
hides, etc. The sugar is from the Waiakea Plan
tation- The mills arc all grinding aud the WELD
good. The weather continues fine. though warm
This morning about -four o'clock, we had q bril-
hant display Of electricity, although the heavens
were cloudless, except small vapor in the East
We have had much excitement about LIQUOR
prosecutors during the last three DAYS. Two men
., the name c. Caspar and j. Burnefhs have got
up several prosecutions against citizens. They
are strangers here from the Coast. They can swear
% a story with great glihnese, though they occa-
sionally contradict one another The informer
CEspar, claims TO have authority from the old man
Of the sea who has made a ''Sinbad the sailor of
these islands fOr the last thirty years. When
called upon to produce his authority he did not
and could not do 80. ! doubt very much if any
man who has been 20 long in authority would en-
poy such disreputable persons IN dirty work. They
have clearly pcFlured themselves and will be pros
ecuted
Yesterday we had an amusing case Of the King
~. Kane. for assault and battery. Lee, the cook
nt the Maiakea Plantation, GOT into quarrel with
Kane about weak c0iiee. BE swore that Kane as
saulted him and that he ran out Of the kitchen
closed the door on Kane and made Lee-way rapid
ly. Kane sWore that he Was assaulted by Lee be-
cause he stated that the coffee was like "studdinQ
IN lV fathoms Of il" The result was that Kane
rre discharged
hia morning at 3 O'Clock two Of the accused for
Hing liquor were discharged on the grounds fol
lowing. II The drst case that Of the King n. All
hure, pn &c ground that they committed robbery.
Itnf entered the Chiuaman's store, bought cigars.
aEed him i he had any liquor. He replied that
n Esd none. They thdn went into bis back room
..ir1l two bottles out Of box. add the Chinarnan
InId lAan GhnT w1re FOR his own use and not for
'HlH They took two bottles. threw him dollar
...r G1I1Iad them away. These facts we're ELECTED
IhsIf uun testimony.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

II Is to be regretted that some public
spirited man does not by taking ont a writ
Of Qao Worn1ato. or in some other way test
the validity of the Act passed at the last
session of the Legislature, whereby the
justices Of the Supreme Court were de
prived of the power of practically vetoing
the appointments of District Magistrates.
The extent Of the innovation made by that
Act and the danger with which it is
fraught. were probably not contemplated
by the members Of the Assembly or Cabi-
net. or it is fair to suppose that they would
have prevented its enactment But the
Act is in force and is unlikely to be re
pealed The Supreme Court has the Con
stituhonal power to declare the Act invalid
il unconstitutional, and if the question Of
It's validity is properly raised.
From the formation of this Government
on its present basis. the appointments of
these magistrates have required to be
approved by the justices of the Supreme
Court This served as a wholesome check
against the appointment Of unsuitable men,
and also as a constant and invaluable re
AoAnt upon bAAe udSlSbIhOees huoNluE d.
they did that their extended tenures of
office would depend upon their having
commended themselves, at least as far as
being free from corrupt practices. to their
censors in the Supreme Court. Under
the recent Act there is no restraint upon
these appointments. or upon the Judges.
the Governors having the exclusive con
tIol Of them excepting in cases of niseon-
duct being brought before the Judges of
the Supreme Court. But such cases are
likely to be very rare, from the uncertainty
Of testimony or Of the result Of trial.
while any private person who should fail
in an attempt to iIhpeach District Justice
would find his own position in that espe-
eial District far from enviable On the
other hand, wrong-doing and errors Of the
lower magistrates are easily prevented or
corrected by the mere supervision of Su-
preme Court Judges, whose tenure Of
ofhce IS not affected by considerations such
as affect the comfort and safety Of private
individuals.
As the law was befue this Act Of 1882
the appointing Of the magistrates was en-
tirely controlled by the Supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

amount of taxes in their lists unless they hie with
he Governor sworn list of names, residences and
amount of taxes due, by persons from whom they
have been unable to collect.
Sec. s63. Assessor and Collectors shall receive
compensation regulated by the Minister OF Finance
not 10 exceed five per cent on the amount collected
and paid over.
tated before completing the collection Of taxes,
new collector may be appointed TO complete the
collection, to receive such compensation as the
Minister of Finance may determine. The liability
of such person shall extend only to the uncollected
taxes at the time of his appointment.
Sec Co. In case Of death or removal Of any col
lector his tax list and taxes shall be delivered to
the Governor of his Island.
Sec 66 School taxes shall be paid to the school
treasurer, and duplicate of the receipt for such
payment sent TO President of Board Of Education.
Collectors are liable for the amount of school
taxes in the tax list, unless a sworn list is filed
with the treasurer, containing names and resi-
dences of those who have not paid and amount OF
school taxes due and uncollected, and statement
that such list has been left with the police dis
rict Justice for collection. Collectors receive from
the school treasurer the same compensation as for
collecting other taxes.
King, Diplomatic Agents of Foreign Countries and
their attaches.
Persons exempt from personal taxes: Clergy
men, engaged in their vocation; teachers employed
for more than six months of the year; soldiers in
actual service and volunteers enrolled and doing
duty: members of the Fire Department. The
commanding officer of any such corps, and the
Secretary of the Fire Department shall deliver to
the Assessor before the second of July, sworn
list of those entitled to exemption. No exemption
shall be allowed unless claimed during the month
of July.
Sec. 6S. Real property belonging to the King,
Queen Government, Board Of Education, Schools,
Queens Hospital, or to religious societies for
church sites and burying grounds mot to exceed
five acresJ are exempt from taxation.
Personal property belonging to the King Queen,
Government, Board of Education, and Queens
Hospital is also exempt.
The tax of three-quarters OF one per cent shall
be collected only upon property in excess of the
value of three hundred dollars.
Sec 60. Minister of Finance to make rules for
assessment and collection of taxes, not in contra
vention of any law.
PENALTIES.
Sec. 70. Any person liable 10 taxation who makes
any false statement or attempts in any way to
evade assessment shall pay treble the amount Of
his tax and be liable 10 fine of npt less than $25
nor more than 500.
Sec. II. ANY person aiding TO commit any
act contrary TO the preceding section Is liable
to pay penalty of not less than twenty-five nor
more than two hundred and fifty dollars
Sec, ~. Is a schedule of laws repealed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

Mr.. n. Dickson informs us that tidal disturb
ance occurred at waialua, on this island, at 3 p.
m. Monday, March 18th. A great wave at least
fifteen feet in height was seen when mileof roll
ing in. which swept over the beach and extended
inland to the Seminary buildings, scattering piles
Of lumber and posts all along the slore. Again,
on Monday the 18th, at IL O'Clock m, similar
but heavier wave came in, which caused even
waves were followed by a succession of smaller
waves, which lasted for some minutes. No dam
age WAS done, however. Both waves appear to
have come from the north or northwest, and indi-
ance, on the Asiatc OF Siberian Coast. If similar
phenomena have bsen noticed on either Of the
other islands Of this group, shall be glad 10 re-
port them.
tidal wave az Waianae on The I'LL, upset the
eloop Hne Haoaii and carried her ashore. The
crew saved themselves. Full particulars not yet
at hand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
9aluaiialr 6azettt.
rsr Mopus ~ nEBUs.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2l. 1883.

IT is Of no use whatever for the Minis
terial Press to cry ont about what the Op-
position Press has said on the matter of
leprosy. the latter has only been doing a
plain duty, one that every friend Of Ha
waii and Hawaiians owes to the country,
and the fact that our bitter and unprinci-
pied enemy the San Francisco olroaid'
has taken it up ought to make every one
especially those in power the more ener-
getie in dealing with the lepers until by
vigorous measures the fell disease may be
stamped ont OF at least eliminated from
among sound people by a vigorous sys-
TEN OF segregation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
GOVERNMENT LOAN !

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
HoS9ItIr, Aug e5ih, lsss.
Ncuce - hereby given that applications for amy
por.ipn Of the NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN mp 20
O0,UOo-will nov be received the Treasury; the
II interest Is fixed at l6l Six per cent per annum
payable semi annually. and the Bonds exempt from
nil Government Taxes whatsoever
SIMON X. KAAI
VA Minister of the Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
Lioenses Ezniring IN March. lsss.
RETAIL ana

! laiue q Co. Esplrnade Honolulu.
! Ainnu Nniauac.
] dnu A. Palmer q Co. COZ. Fort and Merchant SIS
Honolulu.
y D. v. Clark, Fort street. Honolulu.
Wm. Turner, King street, Honolulu.
o. J. AgncW. King street Honolulu.
g Chung Va. Nuuanu street, Honolulu.
10 Euck kce PmchbUwl street Honolulu
Is Hnr Br0f. Hotel street Honolulu.
- vi Mo, Nuuauu street Honolulu.
ii kwong sam kec a Co., King street, Honolulu
- A. W. Richardson a Co cor Fort and Merchant IT,
Honolulu
fs J. y. onf. Jr. a Co Merchant street. Honolulu.
u W. r. hkuu. Nuunnu street. Honolulu
~ y. Wet, Qucn street Honolulu.
q Hcw Yet, cor. PuuchbOwl and King it., Houuiul
p shun stinr. Queen street; Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

NAN f. NEWTON has been appoiaied Surveyor and
Guard f,r the Port md Collection District Of Kahuui
Z. r. HENDBY.
su.rrfsed. Deputy Collector ~ Custums
Tga n KAfrNA Minister Of Finance 9fs 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

FRoN our late exchanges the news We CLEAN
from the London dispatches is sufficiently con-
vincing regarding the late murders in ireland,
that there can no longer be particle OF doubt,
but that the English Government has its hands
on the villains who devised and executed the mur-
der Of Lord Cavendish and Burke. The story of
Carey seems conclusive and unshakable He des-
cribcs the comploi from inception 10 its murder
Gus end recies the ghastly details OF the murder:
the cowardly means by which the young English
man was slaughtered by u simultaneous attack
and even the gratuitoua atrOciiy of running n
knife through one of the victims when life was
extinct. Ireland and the Irish cause will be The
better for the summary execution Of miscreants
like these. who in the name of patriotism, degrade
a great cause to the deeps of assassination and
mobocracy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

Inn Malagasy envoys lately q visit TO Eng
land brought with them various publications in
Che native language. They include the recent cor
respsndence between the Malagasy Government
and the French consuis, as well as other official
documents, which. although issued from a native
snce and typographical accuracy to British Blae-
books The Malagasy oompositors have all been
taught By English printers We may add that at
the present time Eve sX periodicals printed
IN the Nalagasy language, and enjoy a wide circu-
iatiou ia the island.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
oFncr srPT wATrR WORKS,

OFFICE SUP-T WATCR WORKS.
lloNoLu1u, July ID, 1852
Ai rcrsuus having Water Privileges are notified that
thuir Naier Rmc- are payable scmi-anuually IN ad-
vance ut the OniCr oi the Superintendent of Water
Work. foot ol Nuunnu Street, upon tho 1T DAY nf
January and duiy Of cach ycar.
q. y WILSON.
Supi Water Works
Il Kasf Minister of Interior ga-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
gp aHAnrifr.

Ms. Wnaiar WosD is this day appointed Agent 10
tsle Acknowledgment % Labor Contracts between
vo.,.- and serranss iu the District Of Honolulu,
leland of oahu JOHN f. BUSH.
Minister Of Interior.
1,f.-i,,, fiaier March L. iss9 afq3i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
RETAIL-HAwAII

e.. " { Jones. Keauhou. Rau-
? .. Spencer, Wainiea.
. Akann a Akoi. KeEuhuu, Nor kona.
9 Ming nt. Naglii. Hilo.
b L. Ahio, Nmih kohala
3 Tai ChoHg kahalit. lilo
b Ain. Kainuliu. North knun
ID aa-..r.af. HTHHn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
American Waltham Watches
TELEGRAPHIC ADDREss-DUNN, GLASGOW.
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC,

JAS. DUNN, MERCHANT, GLASGOW,
HAwAIIAN CONSULT
Undertakes the purchase and shipment Of ali kinds Of
British and Continental goods, except Ardent Spirits.
and will glad toreceye Orders at rates either free
board shipping port in Europe, delivered cx ship
(bu with duty for buyers accounp at Honolulu. Such
Orders may be accompanied by remittanccs, payable
in London or San Francisco; he win draw at Cd days
sight against confirmed credits from Honolulu Bankers
or otherwise, to suit the convenience Of buyers.
REFERENCES
MESSRS. WIN. G. IRWIN & co, Honolulu.
HON. J. :. WALKER. Honolulu.
THE AGRA BANK, (Limitcd), London.
40 Iy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
CTPRENTE COrFr o. rfsF "a.

- wAIiAN IsLAyps. o. ai- u-a.t-ra =. 1,.a
r1pfey ~ WuNe PARK
WOW PARK. af urllIlIr. rErIr1 r11rr
fore A. Fraaci- 5rfa t1irff 1rirr q slI e1rr111s
Cquri. sni declared 1'rIref fr rfIIt 81 rr1llrl
section e2 Or itr Clsl' Cair j. aal l.l o. ; 1rf
hy tae sl.d 1a-iire iiii lll-s ~ l- l17 II tiI1.
nstant- at % erlces A. f. 81 llr Ccar- rfrn rI -
time and place o. lelr snd isri1 ~ l1fc1 "a rrl
rupiiy aud itli f1itc 81 slfl 4c1trl - lr-slaf -
tlo ukUAuaN fsfuffr fIl Itlrr rrIlI. ~
liI persons flarrin rell - a-lrr 49,
if any there be. Wis o. lIil HcA0 r lll rs-ri
le Lesrrci bankrupt.
and o is ilrihrf d.i r. ass al 1a fr. rI Sc as.s
WuSG FANh appear rf ftt tIate sr.l ..rr l1r-ralif
% uruTr flrir CIllrIr ~ urlrr.
r-fo a. EfHg auI.
lirra ,aFffsia rr1rr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
PATENT NOTICE.

WHEREAS 4 P;ATENT ! IT;s T y. WAS ;.1;s Is Is.
arr a-r iT me Minister 81 he Interior under the laws
ofthis kingdom. for Gas aud Cane rrash Co1isnu.in
Furnace This Is % 81 persons against IN InlrnI
O. BREWER 4 COMPANY.
Aeents of ne Jarvis Furnace Co.
=. u. CAnrEn. eec'y-
H1noiuin, 9obrnaIy i1, l.s- 3H
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
TO LET!
LYONS & LEvEY,
AUcTIoHEERS & eEFL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Beaver Block, Queen Street. Honolniu-
SALES OF FURNITURE, STOCK, REAL ESTATE
and General Merchandise properly attended to-
Sole Agents for American and European
eC MERCHANDISE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
Notice Of Mortgages Intention 70 frrssisss
and Of sale


IN ACCORDANCE VIII = POWER
Il oi stlf coutsiaed IN crrsuia crfra4e -at4 ~
Asia and Aaul t1 CAlllr ard Caars1F. trt1l 1ra ~
day o. Aurust, ls-1 rsrcrlfl il el 2 ssEcs 81 A.
and ili Ncfcr fs hCre1T -iFsl fIlf asIf lIcr.rrlt
iutguda iu i1rrasq said m1rrlra fr tl1fl11 rrIIr1
aud rpnl glii f1fgc1srl VIII eel n art1 nEstF e.
the sales rooms o. y. p Adsrs u Hea1il,t - tr.-r
dag. flc list daF % March. i,i 81 .. n ~ ~ ~
prruisea described I'M s1i rlarfrlr tei lF.1l.f
Furihcr particulars r1n D. triof q. +. us-fs-I A.
t1rucF AZ Law
uonoiniu March O. lssl
CEllta suf EeriHllT. Masa-1rI-r
frrmisct O. be soA arr ---- y fae ief.sFi r. -
ssit Asla and Aaui 10 tnl 90 tle f'ilEilg i-srfsr
70 ielse aua ne preniaes ihllsgl fslla4. p 70
i Lflsc By hahua. Pal ard ildllrl ll llat a .r.
lated Asy 2 isSo 81 nrae rrlrt .l .rc'ei % ltsr
rs on reefs IS an1 11.
. Lease from rsalto. Fi ans rs. n Fit 10 Irr
if on pages 14 aud %
81 Lease ffuI EmlIl ursnaa HrH rssHr. q A..
aud Aaiu, dsf-i dlnuarr 9. is-s 'f sfa rrsrf. ~
recorded iu Lihcr af on rsrT a.
g. Lease Rom rulpul 8 isai a %. la,oi 1r--s.
Der =. isil. Cor seven Yrlrs
. Lease from KsHtnas l-f K.taa- b, ASS -
A-lu, dated M1rca % i,ai % ila s.af. eos -srrrf
i'm Lihcr q ru plgra u and 1f
Lrssc from hualna tl seal sfJ asa Asa ~
81. isi igF trr Jolrs 1ai reiarira u t-r eIis 49,
81 and I7e
3 Lsa-c frru Kahga .a lsai q c.. s.f.f a,il.
le ior -rt-u 7.ar-. md ircal. a Lnrr ~ RI 49,
Lea-r fram q. 81. Liuturr ta Am. Iat.l srs.. q
ls7 u atiern fesr- aud relrt u L-arrll 1z rsT1a
c. 1ulGl HL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

CUPREME COUNT % rDk IA

CUPREME COURT or rHE IA
- ssAliAs So ~ - ~ = ,s "a - elI.r
deceisei ai Chlil1..f t,i-lr es.sf 4af.'rs tltt
o. rrldlng Ill fhnr ftr rHaIIsr I... r..Is. y. e.
Nlhcif llrrrr. Eraglfrr ~ 90 1911 IHl9Is l.
ise % nenclllu ecrr.rct rersrla lt lels = = q
7eed ei2,-lal aud rlIfTt- I1Issf va 111f-I
and ASKS itii l- sliac ulF 81 srI-- Il ~ IsIIsf
aud ihai % SAL n-ier aaeg 81 rrts 81 I'.frsr u
tie rfupcstr .9-llIgl1- 1ls tsa..s .r tlr rrraa
thercta cntillai aud ts.a1rl'ns IN sli 81 sl.lt
from a'i further rssro1rIN1IIIF . frrr.
If o. 0rIiereE ltli afntN ftr "a e. ~ fe.l
D. ISL Ne tla o cIucE A. I. trt,fr 80 sll fls1 -
she C1urf Nou-e. 90 u1HolfIt 1s E1l o.
Is appointed ls tIe tine l1I rIara a.1r
petition and acfuulfs. 1ui ffll al es11Fr4 rt.t.
udy then and iacrt arrc1r lrl atIa rlrsr srr m
have. uhy iua sans st1rE ao. ~ afrzlal - 80
pre-aut cFisfrer Co. ulo are srHsdsf tt lsr s..I
rrurcriF- AID ilai ID ar.lfr. Il lr .IlIs1 'r.I1
hc VuHisntd la iir ht-fusr -arrrrf rrE1rlrT
FHgifa lad pltlistei Ir hl1rlrr ~ ara firsaf
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I'm throne TO be used at the Cars coronation
will be Of black oak richly carved in antique Slav-
onic patterns. and viii cost over 5000. The can
opy will be supported by columns ten feet high,
and will be- ornnmented by tue Imperial eagle and
= scrollwork bearing the ffty-si1 coats Of arms Of
the Governments Of Russia. Crimson velvet hang
ings. embossed IN gold, will shelter the imperial
chairs. which will stand on a dais. The Cars
mitary sniie will consist Of 34s persons. Of whom
twelve will bc Of the Imperial family
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
r. X. FOSTER President
W. 3. GODFREY, Ficc-Pre-ideHi
]. ENA. in. Secretary.
WILLIAM FOSTER. Treasurer.
g.. =. WILCOX. Auditor.

Notice Is further iyeii that pursuant 30 tt TERMS 0i
said charter no stockhodcT shlll Individually De- liable
for the debts Of The corporation. byoud the amnrnt
which shall be due apuu The share sharcs held or
owned BY himself J. ENAs ir.. secreilrT
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