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Who Ia responsible for the establishment ~
retail liquor saloon Opposite the Bethel
Church, sgnins, the protest and petition n
aome " lIonolulu's best citizens a brief his.
tory u the matter under consideration may
perhaps enable the people n these islands and
elsewhere 10 form the proper conclusions.
Early In February, Il was minated to Get.
tain gentlemen that y barropm WA 10 bc
opened In the ncw building opposite the Bethel
Church. aud that protest should be made
against It, ~ Nv near proximity to tbs, place u
worship would he highly Objectionable and
offensive Ia The many residents vorshiping
there
The following petition was sent To his cs.
ccllency J. =. Bush, minister 81 The Interior
iinrotntu, Deb -, isgt
30 M Es,r.trr,y J. J.. Busn, MEntrsop fu
have heard that Il q contemplated ssk f5r liesuss
Df the sale ~ alcoholic drinks and establish saloon In
The new block being sred.d and adjoining The store u
Castle Cooke. They do MI know whether this ~.
pur ,s correct. but IN tass application should \.
made fDf such license fof any n that vicinity the
undersigned safu.s'iy pay that u may not be granted,
~ the tendency N such establishments !, ongr.gais
around them daofdsfly psfsgnt, dspf.cisiiHg property
~ thgf immediate vieinty and rendering the ,atpti
Ices desirable fo fesid.ncs ~ business and in the PFC
sent case an additional objection would h. n, imned
ste vicinity 10 the ssamens chapel and the location N
saloon IN such close proximity could no, he o,h.tWis.
than Objectionable 10 the numerous wyfshipers who a.
semhls there upon the Sabbath and often other days
tot ,hs.' reasons We 'bsg that 20 license may he
AZ ioosv ~, h. ns ,1ini,s XXI .s ~,
TONERS remain. '''' '''
Your obedisnt servants,
NsILns ,ooss,
10 NO. a.,
4 J. MossmAa.
J. L. WATrHHovsr, JR..
ntmhpy WAirH"oV'f'
4. W. pr,ses ACo..
Turo ". DAypa a CO.,
a.. y. t,rnnoph n CO..
Igwsrs A Coop,
70 ,,,s ,o,,i,, ,..s ,.,o,,,,,i ,,,,., H.. hi,
,,.,L ',,,ia ',,L, 80, III lii .ai ' ~
,nns,Ic,,,io,
A I;,,jc late, -, o,o,h., ,e,,,, w,s ,i,c,,.
,,.i ~, ,t, H. ri -, i,,.,,a, -.
y.s,;,,,io, sLo,..J 1, q, Lc ,,,,,,,. anJ ~, ,
-, ~ ~ III, ~. ,in " r..
Ran hal hr,n mo, onlI ,c6,.od hr, ,aid ,h.,
~, a,.,Ia. t,ss,,.as ~, IT, a',,,'' =, ~
,h.,' ,.i, 49, o',,,,,,,,,,,' ,as q s a's
-. y. -. III ~ '' ~ ~
| III .....'I 81, " ''''' W. Wv
~ a "' r.,
|. ,,, IT,, "o"p s'ut III .o.,u n. ~, W,
o,i,, I'll H. III" - s Pr . IA, IL IL
o.} aa' 'nI neenae ot.n s'anVea, uu' Una. l'''
,;" ye'' m"i se ; vi wy parry III iaeI
h v" H. ! was ..Sa,a mau i, ,''ous'
~ hs t': "in..' as w mne.,i eouu NC uu'
r r,s. III n''.y wa" o"s's.u ~ sush vus'ness
,', '..aaI ,i' aJ. ~, ,rs 's "y
~ ;, =, ~ VIZ "i' ",. wa. '"e,e @ ~ II.
,a," ~ w " ui,,e,y a'' "a' w
Ii n' '" Th: ~ ,ne es'aoIis"'ncn. o' suen
49, aoyn, s i +, s'', ,.' was n'aue opPosl,'
-, we JAIN a',u !" A., e "p", eSenIe VI '"e AZ y.
,.a, ,,n;, as;n", , a' a,;a oae snu I a,.,hs
| W''t IL uiit iutuic
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General advertisements.

NOTICE OF COPyRlGHT.-Be it remembered
IN that on the 9th day Of April, A. ID. 1883. THOS.
G. THRUM Of Honolulu. Island Of Oahu, IN accord
ance with Section Of an Act to encourage Learning
in this Kingdom by securing the copies Of charts and
books to the authors and propnetos Of such copies,
approved the 3lss day Of 'December, A. d. Is<4.
has deposited in this Office the title q his book.
HAWAIIAN FERNS" a synopsis taken mostly
TONS adapting ii especially the Hawaiian Is
lands by Edward Bailey Honolulu, II. l., the rights
which he claims as owner and proprietor.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of the Interior Department to be
affixed at Honolulu, this day Of April, A. ID. 1853.
il7-am JOHN Z. BUSH, Minister Of Interior.
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The difference in the speed Of mission
AIRY horse" as driven by father and son Of the
same excellent family, was illustrated
last Thursday morning. Sonny went with
dad to the store and drove home. Dad drove
from Thomas Square to Fort and King in ten
minutes. Sonny drove back in four.
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HANSON cAsx

rso a fa<d<s,, P4asas Rsysi h..@sn c4A~ 4 ~
lAi<A Aaa $50 .ms<osst aA.sk><srss ns : ~
asa. Ne. Ysst 80 HlAslslpkis. - d. -
s,s<. a th< unk-a Sass Nh II yss = .1ssrs-
sas ,A>a 70 shs so<ss - es.a.dnsaisa r ~ e.
kxuss a.d spnn ~ 49, fsssrsAb s.uA sauuu1 -
q skass s4.s tbs $4,000 - easkussHAh 49, -
sss..ysss S~ 90 2 49, 49, *
ssaslzlsaa. ss&s Aslsk = ~. - vsu - ~.
tbs zyis 4 Hss.ss 5 urHs-.lsl
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-26

In connection with the anniversary observed
on Thursday, it will be interesting to give the
ages of the present queens and empresses, and
their noteworthy longevity: The Empress
Augusta Of Germany is n, the Queen Of Den.
mark IS, and Queen Victoria Of England g.
The Empress Of Brazil and Queen Olga Of
Wurtemburg have both reached 50, while the
ex-Empress Eugene, whose name is still re.
corded in the place of honor in the calendar,
is So. The Queen Of Saxony is 4e, the En-.
press Of Austria As, the Queen Of the Belgians
46. the Queen of Sweden 46. Queen Margare,
Of Italy Is 81, the Empress Of Russia IS, and the
Queen Of Portugal IS; while the three young
est are the Queen Of the Netherlands "a, the
Queen Of Spain "a, the Queen Of Servia23 Ir
our own country, Queen Emma is AZ, and Queer
Kapiolani 48.
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NOTICE:

No''eA'
HEADQUARTERs.-GE W. DRLoNG POST,
No. IS, Department Of California, G. A. II.
Honolulu, II. I. May 70. 1883.
SseeiaI 0,de> No ,.
I.-Pursuant to G. o. No. 10, from Headauart.rs.
g. A. X this Pos, will observe Memorial Day Wed.
nesday, May goth.
The Post will assemble at 1880 ,. NJ slo,,s at X
Of hail. Fort street, form and march up Fnrt stree,
to Beretania, through Beretania to Nuuanu, and up
Nuuanu to the cemetery grounds. where appropriate
ceremonies will be observed.
3.--An honoraby discharged soldiers sailors, and
marines who served in the Union Army during the re.
belion or in the with Mexico are cordially invited
to join with the Post in the observance Of the day. and
the public generally invited to be present al the
cemetery to join in honoring heroic dead.
+.-Floral contributions solicited from ALL which
may be sent to the Hall adjoining the library the drug
store Of Palmer Thatcher handed into the convey
ance accompanying the Post while en- route.
SAIL comrades and veterans are requested to an.
pear in dark clothes, far practicable and black
felt ''slouch" hats. Per Order,
r. W. LAME,
T. l.. CLARkE, Post Commander.
Adjutant. r4,.rt
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= SATURDAY PRESS
SATURDAY, MAY -. ga,

Publication once 1. al Hashumanu stree, Hd.
itofisi rooms At 80 Fort ueet
Subscribers aud Advertisers wili please address
THOS. q. TURUM Publisher and Proprietor
n G, DhKH is the only authorized agent IN,
the PRESS IN San Francisco
All matte, fot tho Saturday Pes. should be
addressed 10 the SATURDAY PRESS"
Advertisements INNS, he sent In by Friday noon
No Insertion for the current issue can he gusrsn-
teed when sen, In later Advertisers viii msfh
the number " Insertions desired, from which date
they charge. any no, 60 marked will he charged I
months.
Double column Advertisements, cuts and large
types will not he admitted into our columns
neither will Advertisements he admitted into 'tcad
ns columns, a, any price These rilos will he
Heidiy adhered TO,
Notice ~ any events of interest usnspirtng on
the other islands wil always he thankfully received
Tot publication Correspondents ate requested 10
append thelf true names 10 all communication,
not TOT publication necessarily but az guarantee
that the writer Is acting In good faith.
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BposzKs

We have b<sssifsl Ef,s n C.nqi1. Bf1o,. Ca,,is,
csfsfpiy s.iseisi fssn ~ b<v sso,kt IN Paris snas
shish ssfy tHgsrb sfJspsM fssf.s, srf~sis,
80. siss = ffs asyTfn<fs a SD. tfsz.s a Myihy-
igsiesl. Ssi<ursi ard Po.,icsi sahj..is-
Ahinzsi.,
Birds
yaasa.
Carsisisivas,
Ussk Weights,
Hsnda9rns N.dsiItoa piscqs.s
Dressing NKrDrt
hssfusftss a ansisrs snd fasisrs es.l-ifiss,
hnd few very tst>rior rrsr<i Ck<tt,
N bvnts srt gilt, Nth eAinss
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LADIES wEA1

snail is,osos u i,ii~T var n the fnsa d.~crip-
i'm, couuprisinx fsil sssortrs.ns IL
Plain and Eat~oiass.a Wh,s Ssirs,
E1rss Skir,i,
B<.a,ifsiiy Erbvo.ds-.d Nixsi Dresses,
Hznd.arns Underwear,
Swiss Eiginz, and C.ntsie ias.rrious
Chenille. Knit. p.i,rin., Csi,svvN and ,s1o-sd
Hor~y.eoanb SHAwfls, and 4 large linz a the hness
Linsn and Casn,~e Hs-fxerrhi<ft Psrnpsdo-s,
H.fa-si,ehsd Wins Ent~ui5.s.d snd Ys1eT 5sih
ByrdsrL
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VALUABLE PROPERTIES.
REAL ESTATE.
dministrator's Sale.
By order Of the Administrator Of the Estate Of J.
II. COMFY, deceased. ! will offer
public auction, on
Saturday. ........- May 20th. At IL IL,
At sALEsRooM,
THOSE CERTAIN PIECES OF LAND
Kalavahins, Nuuanu Valley,
| As FOLLOWS:
10, No s. as per plan, containing an area Of -Ioo
No, No s, as per plan. containing an d ITO
i
acres
A portion Of Lot No. =, as per sane plan.
Aso will be sold that valuable property situated upon
The Reef at Honolulu, adjoining Dowsett Summers.
known as
1.-THE Ill OF IwILEI."
Containing an area Of IS s-o acres with the valuable
Fishing Rights thereto belonging.
The rapidly increasing commerce Of Honolulu viii,
undoubtedly, make this properly q prime imrorsanos
and large value in the near future.
FG :, t turtle, p.rieul.,., apply % a. = CART
100 E.P. ADAMS, Au,irss
IA RESIDENCE
i I. N..a.- vallsy 1t Asstas..
BY order Of ALEXANDER cAMPBELL. ESQ.,.
am instructed TO oGer al public ssrsios on
sat.sAay, Hay sotA. ~ ~ e'ssssk -.
AT NV sAlkssoos,
HIS HOMESTEAD LOT. RoBIssoS's LANE
1
Containing an area q ,,,oo aeres-
Their !, so.iIs'.s'i ps.inJ ,sss,s q I ss:S
a hns falling Spring furnishes the pcresa AM
. hsal,hes water.
The location Of thes< premises. ~iih ts pare fsesi
air and delightful vie~. makes thi los ansxsaalf
desirable on<.
TITLE PERFECT.
The Hoas< and Los can h< seen any time.
uu E'P. ADAMS. Aussisa<ss.
sir EASE OF LODGING HOUSE.
BY o<dsr u The Adninissfssos a the estate u
GEORGE WOOD. DkexAs.o.
viii oG.r =, pabi< ases,oa.
oaAusAAy, Hay go. - 10 s'e,sek -
AZ Nv sALssnooH.
!. TA< ls>s< g. 2 70 ys.ss q -. certain rs~
REAR or coLBuRN PREMISES. KiNo-sl
~: =, e -; 2 s z: - S s:s; =
~ S~xkE \. siss.rs ~ surr.SS co ~. 49,
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The man who Is given TO making cutting re
marks should be treated like . jAckniie AMI
shut up.
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRs.-The undeuignsd
IN having, the nth day Of May current, been APP
pointed Administrator d the Estate Of JULIUS WAN
GENHEIM deceased, gives notice that all persons in
debted to aid estate requested to make Immediate
ques,sd 70 leave their written claims the Office u the
undersigned OF with W. A. KIsNEv. No. IS kAahu-
manu- street. within sin months they will be forever
barred. II. y. GLADE, Austrian Consul
Honolulu. May "a, 1885. it-<w
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CARPETS. RUGS. nArrrscs, ETC.

Brussels and Administer Cap-ss u The choices aaI
Lafess patterns; and large ns 81 tn kn<s sanxug.
ham. &indermess Velvet and Seal Rags Also. sa<a
Wool Skin Mats and Tapestry Squares, and . szaal 10
a Real Aanila Aafsing.
This invoice selected .ah grsAi care. AID osass
fail TO BE app<ec,aasd
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NOTlCE.-Having been appointed Guardian Of u.
IN Mahuka, minor, son Of the late NJ. Mahukz, de-
ceased and attorney in fact for LukiA W. widow Of
said NJ. Mahuka. deceased. all persons hereby
a. Mahuka deceased. with the undersigned. and they
hereby notified that Mr.. Simon X. Raai has
thoIity whatever In the matter. A. ROSA.
Guardian Of NJ. MAhuka, minor, and attorney in fact
for Luukia IVY widow Of the late NJ MAhnka, de-
ceased.
Honolulu, May IS, 1888. Ixs-m
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PROPOSALS FoR LIBRARY BUILDING

Sealed proposals. foe the erection Of the building DE-
signed foS tbs Library and Reading Room Association
Nay 3Iss- Estimates may BE- made Tor the vhols o.
any psss u aid ~osk. Patiss making estimates viii
give their figures 70. the masonry insadins ..is roof
xAskttins separately Pt1ns and specifications can
s. seen, and estimates handed In, Al the once q
A. ]. CARTWRIGHT,
iu Chairman u building coanhiss.
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NOTICE.

HEADQUARTERS.-GE W. DELONG posi-
No. IS, Department u California, G. A. X
Honolulu H. I. May ~, 1889.
Sbeeiai O,dsy No. ..
I.-Sunday the 27th instant, being set apart as Me
mortal Sabbath in honor Of those who fell IN the war 70,
the preservation Of the Union Of the United States Oh
America Memorial Service will be held at Fort Street
Church, at 7:Jo p. ".
s.-.lhs Post will assemble at 7 p. ~ Lha,b, at the US
ual place Of meeting, X. Of +. hall, Fort street and
proceed from thence to the Church.
THE commander earnestly requests all member,
Of the Pos, join in the determination Of this OCCASION
All bonorably discharged soldiers, sailors or ma
rines cordially invited to attend.
5.-Corrades requested appear in dark clothe,
Per order,
X. W. LAME
r. l.. CLARKE, Post Commando
Adjutant. A1.u
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PIANOS, MUSIC noxEs. Erc.

fsn IA 49, AZ. 49, - n ~ 49,
zSie hasss u ths h>.s saks. vnA ~. - ~
aanioa stscA.enss pkAYiat ssscsin.s I'm ~ $500
p-p1l<x uzsic 1kss h The kn.-s " n 1901 naru.
n<nis ever kHparsd 10 Haaai.1-
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FANCY GOODS

FANCY GOODS.
Beau,ifai Silver and Glib Ainoss,
Jrr,l Boses,
Chzndsliers,
Csdeiabrzs, Fancy Brackets,
Bis9us Figures a ehosoess oeseripioat,
Hzrdson< Liqr<ur and Cixzr Ssznds,
Table Ornzn<nss 10 large variety
Portmzatez1s, ia Aorouco and Eassia Lea.h<s:
ResieuIes, Perfume Cases,
F,o~er vzses, hznd-pairssd;
Handsomely Painted Porcelain and CAiaa P.oqs.s,
nth rseh velvet frames
small ios a Wa,er Coiors and Ch-ouso Ls,hoxrapAx
Sup<rior Narin< and Open Ghses u h1es, r1ais
fne b< a Bisg1e and Pzriaa Figures
Cabinet and Wal Ornaaenta.
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large ssso<tnenf II
GESTLRAE.'s UNDERWEAR
Conpisng h1sea Pawn N.rino Ji.-t-.- IA
Drs~ert, Shetland Llama, Bal Brixxza, Lsle Thsezd
intiz Czaz<, and ysriec and srtsnsiy. lie 81
CENTS SUPERIOR WOODEN oyERsHiRTs.
In Fanny Patterns, all eosots .nd sss.se.-
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DRY GOODS.

Zines, French and BsIfzs NUSLfN5 n x,sesfsi
and d.ies;s patterns s>i.cfsd 9Th patblx drinas.
attn ~ the vznft a this ravkss.
Medium and Fsscy PRINTS, 10 s<psa Ss-ixrss.
Tpiilsi Cfsfososs ard Sz;ss1s
Pines; SzrDay Fisnnsls, u al oFlass md .si,hs:
PINK esiz. Eisctora Es,zf-rs AID ssr>riD< Gazing;
Lawn TENN, flxnrxl,
Blankets, u ever ssss and des<riy,s0a:
TursisS T0r.is, hnss quality, II al sI<s;
h.< zsserfnssni u
LADIES and MISSES HOSIERY.
In Cosioa Bal Brixzsh, Lses ard ssIk n III. latest
ard rsoas fasksoaatt< aa1<s.
ENGLISH and SCOTCH TwEEDs.
OF tn. ssyiish patterns from the celebrated hsss
u William Ws,san h Soes, and fs- pssess
a yery tap>rix
DIAGONAL coATIyCs
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A ine aaso<tnen, Of Aarcss Ward Co.'S
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUMINATED ALBUMS,
In Plush. Morocco. richly broe,ded, Of al ,izex
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Auction Salts.

Auction Salts.
IMPORTANT shLR or LANDS
~ uW
LUNALILO ESTATE.
n.y. ord,r n III. Trustee, II III. raaaBl5.ss.,s, I'LL
ons' fo' sas a. pnbli, Auftipa IN
SATURDAY. JUNE 10, 1889,
A. - oelosl no,n, a, my sslsgogr Queen sr..i ID.
following parcels u real ss's's
FIVE LANDS IN WAILUKU,
ISLAND or MAUI
COMPRISING THE Ill or PffPft.
Title Award $50 u, Apans u,
L-hpans A.. lying on the river and sdjsesn, TO KuL
hsanis land; area sJ.ioo acres.
2..-Apsns %, Yslo Patch, inelosed wift Kueans Of
Euihslsni: s.ioo acre.
J-Apana c, Kalo Patch, within Kuleana 81 Euih-.
lsni area 7.foo acre.
G-hpsna ID, Kao Patch within the KuIesra u Wa.
hiBetuapuu are I7'foo acre,
5.-Apana p. piece u land In waiuku Valley. On the
youth sids area asa acres.
Fi-hin0 Right ~ the wati.k~ Rtser
win he void as an easemen, 10 Apana 2.
The land situate Al Kau Hawaii, known ~ the
Ahupuaa Of Pakiniki hi. !. valuable pas tur. Land
partially covered ny the lava ao~ 81 ss,. and has
fair landing at tn. beach Title Award s,Sp u,
hpana ~. Royal Patent 7J7t; area 1857 res.
Pau situate Waikiki, Oahu. fr,t. class. pio.
EaIo land area s9.foo acres.
Tvsnty.nins House Lots,
Situate at Kapahulu. Oahu,
AT KAPIOLANI PARK,
Ranging from az acre, to ~ acres each.
Twenty Of these lots face directly Kapioani pars:
the other nine contiguous thereto. The whole
laid out with convenient Streets with free
and through the park guaranteed and accessible.
Mr. campbeii. veil, adjacent TO thes, lots The ~hoie
Of majority Of them, and part Of the balance
In reach q ar;esian water be by refer
a chart at the Office Of s. Is. Dole. The soi
Of these lots is good, much Of 1t unusually rich tt
views by land and delightful The sale 81 sese
lots offers an opportunity for obtaining Fins Home
steads In the suburbs, which hardly happen
again. The land in that ocaIi,y is rising NJ value,
and Is sure to rise for years TO come narrow gauge
steam railroad IRON Honolulu 10 the park Is m con-
temptation by rival parties. This enterpri'e cannot
he long delayed Its completion will add in Immensely
to the value well the desrabiiy d tn. &c lots
homesteads. The lots be examined ths ground
as they marked out by posts numbered to cones
pond with the chart.
TERMS CASH.
Deeds at the expense Of purchaser For further in
| formation. apply to s. b. DOLE
42 E.. ADAMS, Auc,ioneer.
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PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
In Velvet and Lezfhsr.

Faney Tabies, Fanny Br1eksts, and rzan Ls Il
LADIES' and GENTS TRAVELLING RAGS,
With eomp'e fittings in i.o<y ssd sterling silver.
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OwELLS STEEL ENGRAVED CARDS AND
II Folds, Tor bsxinas4 czxds, HALL Prosrann<s.
Qsass. ETC. ssc.ivsd y .ss varsity ~ the SAruspAs
Pass Ossies No. kAAhumAnu ssrsss a.
NEWEST STYLES ARTISTIC TYPE AND
~ Ssalionssy fs wsddinss, SociAlA h>lLs. r0
grAmmsz. EnsstainAsnss, etc, etc. constantly hsang
received and pxinsing orders fH sans psonQaly 81
sssAsd, = sAs 49, y sAis Psps. No 8 kasAsaAsa
ssrvss as
RLAnk hooks AND ogglcE sIAI!oME,:seyy'
= hsus saaessaasns = yhos- Q. JhkVns'
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Nem advertisements.

MOffCE,-ffom and after this date ! shall no, pay
~ Tor things bought without muwri'teD order.
LOUIS kAHLBhUN.
holoa, May ~, 1881 ttI'u
NJ OTlCE.-Tbe semi annual meeting u the Board
IN Of Trustees of the Queens Hospital will be held
At the room u the Chamber u Commerce, Wedne.-
day the 9Th Of June, 1888, at ~ O'Clock A.n
Per Order,
nl-7, y. A. sCHAEFRR, Secretary
TO.PARTNERSHtP NOTICE. This i.,o certify
~ that the firm u BARNES 4 PALMER, sugar
planters at Wailuku, Maui is composed Of Albert
Barnes and John A. Palmer.
BARNES q PALMER,
Honolulu, May az, 1889 i4J-tt
Union MILL COMPANY -Aithe annual meet
~ ing Of this company held a, their Office. Kohala
Hawaii. May roth, 1883, the following officers
elected for the ensuing year:
President, ......,.,........t.J JAMES WOODS,
vies'Pfes'dent,, ............CEO. y. HOLMES,
Secretary n Treasurer. .........f. NJ. SWAEZY,
hudnor, ..'....'..s.....s.... JAMES WOODS.
y. NJ. swANZy, Sec'y
Honolulu, May ~ 1883 ItJ'jt
NOTICE
HEADQUARTERS.-GE w. DHLONG POST
No. IS, Department u California, G. A. X.
Honolulu, H. I. May ~, 1888.
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AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FANS,

Emhrosered, Lace, Feather, and richly hand PAINTED.
m<nsAl 0tsci<s too n1n<soss 70 nsnsioaA
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NOTiCE,-Ftom and after ,h. date shall no, pay
~ for things bought vithou, my, written order
LOUIS KAHLBhUM
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The mounted police, on whom the mere
bagatelle Of $1,000 and odd has so far been
spent, paraded the streets of Honolulu early
this week. There were two Of them, and from
the crowns Of their helmets to the spurs on
their cavalry boots they looked, "for all the
world like Captain Hayley's grooms
The GaIetv says :" The cargo taken by the
Suez to San Francisco, 4,aIA,S3S ~, OF which
was sugar, had domestic valuation OF $a7S,-
So6. s6. The Fiona which sailed Just about
one year ago MAY 40, 1881 had 3359o7 Ms,
more Of sugar and had total valuation OF
S1u3,S67.7j, SO the lost Fiona is yet accred.
lied with having carried the largest cargo as
regards domestic products and valuation that
ewes leit this port"
The sneak thief is al work. Milk from the
morning door steps, rugs and whips from late
tarrying carriages this, that and the other o
small value but Of daily use and comfort te
owneu have been stolen, right and LEFT Ons
does not like to say unknd things about thu
police. Next to printers, they are the bes
sknsed a human beings. But II would b
coasoling II they would catch about thre'
sneak thieves neat week.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-26
Tvsnty.nine House Lots,
Situate at Kapahulu. Oahu,
AT KAPIOL AMI RK,

Deeds the expense Of purchasers For further in
formation. apply to s b. DOLE.
r4a T.. p. ADAMS, Auctioneer.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-24
LABOR NOTES.

Llgat hundred miners are on strike
Ealn'' arldnction of 25 cents a day, and
hslly-iIYe mines are closed In copseouence.
Jackson county, Ohio.
ine lhqmas Iron Works, at Gore, Ohio,
Hu lhe brsscmcr w rks, at Straitsyille,
aa'e Dtrh cloetd because of strike of the
va hauItfs against reduction of wages.
=, tut I threatened strike of the cigar makers
w. louisville has been averted by all the
SEauulaclurers agreeing to the advance of
Nay. W 'AN' enec' on tne lst OF
/, Isn' ES1 J. hundred cigar makers and strippers
h'seE d%@S loTk began a strike yesterday for
~ S~, as, wages The cigar makers demand
~ a5n a1.ance ol )? per thousand, the strippers
,1S st'anee ~ oi one cent per carat for fjilers
Auu lAe same for wrappers.
Ar,'9.. XXX Is being resumed ON the larger
,D5 'ria,ugs - IN course Of erection In CHICAGO.
~ Luz The master masons saw s,th.y now haSa
d Ge e Io,,,h ID,rhlaylng help they want, in view
,rigad 'atse , number of Canadians who have
oTro,l ',,u "e,If'Ng the past two days" The
M 'y,S ~ - "a y + klayers' Union assert on
gsa, syit'ffF' ~ hat they are receiving a
tnrtos, ~ VI Outsln" aid. and that the con-
asmanS5. WI be compeded to accede to their
n,sE tas convention of the coal miners of the
of wos.s I,s ulSlrlet, to consider the question
ren,."g OaNliig during the summer for three
The mina. ptn nuSngl, meets in Plttsburg to-day.
,hut "5pv,S adS along the Pan Handle route,
Sunj,yo o'.Io ~, IN number, went to work on
Quit y # ,hn n'ght at the reduction, but will
iG0" 5ta tue convention orders strike. About
rlp,rd I'5S'rS ~ employed in the Saw Mill Run
his h'li., i.rStg,rday to work for three cents.
nous riru sg.,,l. 'Ge convention will be unani-
-'u' against the reduction,