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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

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NACAsAKI. JArAS, November Sth, ISS3.
GyeSrIlNutS:-iy the courtesy OF Captain Henry
Erben, L. ). N, commanding the L. 5. ). PeHSa-
cull, and commander 4. IL. Mccormick, command
iug the l. ;, ). Esssy am in receipt of the beau
tiful and valuable gift sent me by the American
residents Of the Hawaiian Islands. The letter
accompanying It is so hattorinG that have not
words in which TO reply and can only say, the sem
timents therein expressed are most heartily rcoip
rocated hy the officers OF the Esssr and by myself
The stay OF our little ship at your enchanting
island was rcrete with pleasure your hospitality
was 50 generous, and Your welcome SO hearty that
we would indeed DC lugrates did We forget or YOU
And apart from this grosser side there was spon-
tanlcty and affection about your greeting that was
especially delightfal to us who had so long been
separated from complnionship with those Of our
own nationality and blood.
We hope that in the near future-tho nearer the
hettcr-we may once more meet YOU all that We
may once more grasp your friendly hands, and
once more enjoy the luxury of association with y
society, which although isolated. preserves in the
extreme its freshness, its parity, and its soul
The fact that the wood of which the cane was
made was cut from q tree that grew near the spot
where the celebrated Captain Cook lost his life does
to n certain extent enhance Its value but although
the connection is interesting, the beauty of the
cane great, Its workmanship exquisite, and its in
trinsc value largo, / shall value it for none Of
these, but for the kindly feeling that prompted
you 10 give It me, and because it Is souyenier not
only OF an occasion which reflects the greatest
honor ON the American resideutslof the Hawaiian
Islands but " Red Letter day of my life. With
the heagiiest wishes for the prosperity and happ-
ness Of each and every AmeTicsn residing in the
Hawaiian kingdom, aud with the hope that the
fortune Of each may flourish, and again with
thanks FOX your splendid gifi, | am Gentlemen,
Most sincerely and faithfully yours,
e. ), RUru, Surgeon L. :. Navy.
John :, NicGroew, Esq, n. D., Chairman of tho
Gon'l Committee, Ii. NJ. Whitney, Esq, J. h. Nor
rill, Esq, J. Simonson, Jr, Esq, j. T., Wiseman,
Esq, SecgeIaly, and !ha American residents Of
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
PASSENGERS.

RiehaTdson. { RortlcIaau, II Eiohvald.
Froua Iahaiua, per Netae Merrill, Dec s1-F II Hay
scldru, " 4 Slal, Mr. kirkucoL-
Prom san Francisco, per Discovery, Dec q 7 J
Chambor-, W TodhuuiCr. A Arthur Murphy, Z F0H,
N Greer.
FerPort Townsend, P,rc o waitnose, as "
Fer Na1 and Hawaii pts Planter De- -i=u ,
Cooke, II e Trcadway.
FOR Naui aud Hawaii per Ltkelike, Dee q Mr.. vda
aud children, NJ Volta, laul iscuber-
For kahuIHi, per hianca Hnu, pcy l9-Mrs Grey,
smith " lio5r9I, Moor
Poe Mas aud N1io!.a3, per LeAua, De l9-wm Aud
lnd Wiz Nc Meyers aud wife, =" lriHel j Bryant D
neau, Davidson
Frrln san Fraueis1o. pcg AIamcyla. Dee Sd A "
>aAc II rarmUIce, " Bradley and vi sfr, II Allen,
q Ridsr, 7 Norwood; Mr. II johnson, br N Mait1ey'
Pant william, Andrew, Aphousas, Jamcs. pr Bro
die, Miss B.edie, ia, Gay, wife aud -e,Eant W
d4u-htef Capt " = Blanc, II Grothcr, " Mcconnell,
LafaNpg, 4 hiocPBcr Shas NILSSON Geo Rr's jas
Lowell Jc-c silva Johu Eraus, q schrader, NJ
BoiaHa, Brown, A JohEsione, Il L blanchard. Ch1s
Auld- 7 heDonell, Nrs A DEnlay, Mm Btamheld, =
Bedford John Calhoun. Pcuhciro, W Grauuis,
, Guili-oa. n T4leoy, silva, Hopper, and four
Chinamcu.
Hamilton: } . Murphy, Hallorau, DALEY, Paul
Jcnes, II Haulcy.
from Kauai and wsiangs, psr Ivalaui, Dec ss-W r
T Puryis, NJ johnson, NJ Mgcf, hTusc, Glade
Mr BHrchardL
from kahului. per kilAgrl uuu, Dee l2-Mrs %
Bpardman q apt OaI aud wife Mr. Culy. Mr. Na-ucf,
. u Selling. Dolan. = Anderson, Brother John
frnm san Fruncisco, per Elsiucrer Dec =i-tal
Nurri. Mr. 4 Cauzyou, @ smith : F kirby John
Hr4tou, A Bower, " Wagner, 4 Wiichma0. { lrasheT,
% Mchlman, Mr. MUhlmau.
Prom thc Coiouies. PER Zcalauda. nec 23-H n Nc
lntyrc, Nfs Nckeaguc, Mss y brewer, a. Pcruri. 7
Hcrcpath, M webster and JIild, Herr Bludnlanu
Mis- Bcaudrt, Lohctf; Il cabin, q stcCrl-c In TRANSIT
Ter san Francisco,
Prom Maui and Hawaii. per hinau, Dec 22-Iiuu q
Wilder. = Mrycrs a Webster, Nuuahi, Z k1bs
srfsun, y Wright, r Fodder, Mss FurbeT. y &
Miifon-. Thco n Dawes, n 4 Fiidcr. e krmpsker, q
rokauti, u Mclean, 6 Harhotilc, W Lawrence q
Andrea aud vile 2 Hastings and wife n Dgrtlcnlln
ID MckenE3e, A Moore, Mr. Z u Ra9gurs. Niss haii
Mr. N ~ Closson and child. q W Pilipn, lcluE. j
isenhcr.. J Hamaku and wife.
For Waisnlc and kausi, per Jas Make. Dec - Nr'
a T JacSsou. Chss Newman, e Couradt, J / Richard
son, Mr Schlargrr, g y Wilcox, { Bcrtlculau.
f0r San Francisco, per Lealsudia, Dec s5-Col "
Nscfarianr g Eu-iins, Z Leselnan, G I hcupstrT y
& Fildcr 7 X Foster and wife, Misses Nancy a. D q
Adec aud wifr, A knight, Il EichwOod, W Carroll ]
INLAND, u L C0bb, : J Redy,J O'Bneu, Chiuameu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
The KoIoa Germnns.

EDITOR GAzETrT: some of the German laborers
of the kOlOa Plantation who have been in Homo
lulu recently have done great injustice to Mr..
Anton Cropp, the manager of the plantation, in
their representations Of his treatment of them.
The impression has been sought to be made that
Mr. CrOpp Is q cruel and inhuman task master I;
carrying his maliguity 50 far as 10 cause women
and children 10 suhcr-that he has neglected the
sick, and brough; some 10 the verge Of starvation
Mr. Crupp has not sought TO defend himself in
the public prints from these false charges and
do not now write at his instigation. But letters
received last week from koloa from INV father
DR.. ], W. Smith, and my brother DR.. j. X. Smith,
SO fully confirm the statements Of the case as |
have understood them, that / deem 1t a public
duty TO make these facts known.
My father and brother reside at koloa, and as
physcians have had the medical treatment of the
sick of the holcS Pigutaton and have the best op-
pOrtunity of ans persons not engaged on the
plantation 10 know OF the circumstances; more
over, my brother has about forty of the same class
Of Germans men, women and children, in his en-
ploy, at kooa, and has had most particular atten-
tion called 10 their wants and complaints.
Nv father writes, under date of Dec. 2lst; " l
think Mr.. CrJpp has been unJnstly oensured-I
believe he has always treated the Germans fairly
and has been kind to the sick children and
women
NV brother writes under same date: Il think
il might 30 we'll 70 correct in the GAZETTE the I'M
preston which Is prevalent in Honolulu that Mr..
Cropp has been unkipd and cruel to the familie 5
of the rehelliOus Germans, and mentioning the
charge made NlAA " lue NDFluArs had begged
Mr.. CE0pp their kaees for milk for their babies,
and be would not give them any, he adds Mr..
Cropp has really been very kind to the women and
children and has given them all the milk he has to
spare, so that be does not have milk more than
once q day on his own table, and often has given
it all away TO them and had none for his own cot.
fee even. ! knew tins long ago, and know that
he has often given them vine and champagne for
the sick, and has had quantities of soups made for
them. often IN his own kitchen. This he did
before they made 50 much trouble, and since then
even, he has furnished milk for them when 1t was
necessary bat he sJys he has not felt 50 much like
doing it as before There has been so much un.
deserved sympathy shown for the Germans NJ
there that some OF their lies ought to be refuted
would add, Mr. Editor, that when the discun'
tented Germans came TO Honolulu and were tried
| first before the Police Court, and afterwards on
appeal before the Chief Justice the trial occupied
four days In each court and every detail of theil
complaint was fGilg heard and both courts s1s
tanned Mr. Crop, and gave Judgment against til,
| laborers.
The trouble seems 20 have been instgated b,
s0-called socialists, and cvii-disposed persons %
| their number. Respectfully.
WILLIAM O. SMITH.
HYrlofuIu De-. asth ISS3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
comM ERcIAL.


LIATL %. II = alTl- y = -.
Ba-tr~-. -iuce last writing has shown some iEhi
en- Of revival in couaefclal circles The good wfath
rrrnlrrt during the past week permitting the aFTtfs
in raTt of many irter-iana vessels laaen via -
,s 81 ,,r- stsn,e pro.lnct thns afar1iug the marh
desired material for fliuE waiting Ncsscls Ihf ia
rrosa her last departure from this CIV uas se-
= sal with light caro-, hut The Leal1no2 ute9 ~.
on the .l-d int took ~ tons Of su@ar Toward a -
Aauea vhsn she sails about The 1t danuarl Hl i9-t
prubably have heaTy car-u q ikc saeeaEfilt
The auction sale. prevalent daring the past tn y Nef
many Hnr- being eXtrumcly tal foE iais se-soh O.
The years- 80 a.. Int. d.
vessels Discover Falkenhurg Elslurrc ane ht.a au1
fhr sfra-r. Aastla frulg >au tfsneiseo tht Leaah-
dia FROM thr Caonies and thr lolagi tseHn Lt
me drur-rurr- ras--I-t % the Christine. o Wit
nor ad aruie fzr-ru az i1 BALLAST for tbs Noast ars
IA y~sisrdIa with sugar for san franel-eo-
Ti,- ii N : An.trn ia will be due about Dec th and
NJ Ns-ip--s abai Jau sth both from san FrEuci-co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

NffIl1H NfffN NfNfrNs sap Essgf,
H5aolvlt HdrAor.
Dkm Sm:-On behalf Of the Committee of
Arrangements for the celebration of the Fourth
of July, and through them IN behalf Of the citizens
OF Honolulu, we tender to you our thanks for the
fine oration delivered by You at the Hawaiian
Hotel on the above occasion,
As momoRto Of our esteem for You, and OF
the patriotic feelings which the happy celebration
OF the good old Glorious Fourth has drawn out
from all classes resident here, attributable in n
large degree TO your patriotic address, we have
prepared and beg you to accept cane of one of
our choicest Hawaiian woods, taken from tree
that grew near the spot where Captain Cook was
killed.
Owing TO the hastcucd departure of the Esser
tho artisan will be unable finish the gift in time
10 hand to you with this aud 1t will DO forwarded
by Captain EybGn, OF the U. ). :. Essrt.
Whoever duty may call yOu TO 90, the kiudcs,
IlohEs OF al Americans in Honolulu will follow
you.
Wishing you and your ship pleasant voyage,
We remain, sincerity yours,
DE. J. $ McGREw, Chairman.
Il. NJ. WHITNEY,
j. Il. MoRRIL,
j, SIMoNsoN, iR.,
j. L. NrsEAIAN, Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Commander Edwards to the aisuity Of Knsshtcs
the said Order.
The action Of the Admiralty IN doe,inine 10 per
mil Commander Edwards 10 aec9rt this VERY ques-
tionable honor which be could not well Of himself
decline viii BE generally approved OF throughout
the service. and serve % teach his Majesty
that even thcl Is not considered qpite good
enough TO decorate british Naval Olicor.n
| think the above remarks aN very rctntcd and
possibly too severe, hat on referring to the date
thereof. there il cnnsolation, Il was issued be
fore the receipt Of the celebrated rla'est-
HAwAukN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

SPECIAL NOTICE.

AL LPERSONS OW MING HORSES
y af tHfur now ruunin1 lt isr1r aa l1r fa.'aH're
namDH lands NIre frr-nIL FIlaf. itH.asH.1 lI
ffIaIlrsu.kH kHhI... h.Ian1l HnI aaII1H. l1H H1HH
raf.f.I t1 rarsa fhf same o. Of rflrrI HH H- l1H
1anHarr faf. isel. pod anr s..ea 'HrrH aG Ha
saiI fands aftar ttsf l1fs aII ~ fans sII a.1I
lu Isu. 400 'HHHHEr H.. easauH Hf" HN
lHi nHHI H1nHfIHr nf hFlf.nl rsirr n tnl a'1 m -
ftnIs a..hrai s-a.r.al nffHi'-r.rn .l r. ~
EGMfFLMfNN
k.a..s kaasf N4l 1sf fs..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

EnIruR G azsTrE.-Ina An article uuie7 date Of the
S1h June last, IN the Army and Navy d;a-effe-
and !1Tass the close 0f said aricle ccrnrs the fol-
lowing:
as Commando Edwards Hs-s the senior Naval on
or present, his Majesty conferred on that
ofhcsE the CE0ss OF the Order Of Kalskaua, raising
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
MARRIED.
DIED.

PETERSON -BROWN-At Plymouth, Mass-, NOV
.ist AKrlIVR I. rErEEsoN, EsQ. son OF ID. 7. Peter
Bsl., q this city, 70 NIss IrrIE BE1vN Of Ply
month
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

several candidates are IN the field, meetings are
frequent, and speeches long
Among the ravaces Of the loaa ON Aaui, which
continued till Sunday the 9th, the foliowinc nay
Be mentioned: One side OF the roof OF the large
native church, on the hill, at MakaNao, vas
blown OF, and the interior Of course flooded he
Haiku sugar mil vas partly unroofed- One
veranda Of the Eas: Maui Seminary =as lifted and
the cave tro1eEs blown away he east Maui
plantation lost Fifty feet Of trashshed- The Hue
70 plantation lost SIX seven thousand IN aumes
DESTROYED. having many high ones. The big der
rick Of the artesian well. being dag al kGhzlui
was prost-ated. Large number OF evergreen trees
we're pros,rAted. in the grounds of Salnysidr, and
IN other groznds The Eacalyptns and Pride of
India trees. were blown down IN great numbers,
blocking the roads, till cIt away. Many trees
were twisted Of. half way up, and rulcs Eere nj
led vitk their branches. The south side Ot every
koGse. uos veil protected by trees vas h9o1ed,
and Siee1inc apartments Oh that side had = Be
vacated Il is many years since Maui Elilessed
szch storm The rain fall IN I've dsys, vas
about seven inches
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Nothing wGs seen in the newspapers during the
past week relative TO the alst OF December being
the shortest day in the year; vet, like the ECLIPSE
II 50 happened all the same
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Hon. J. I. Dowsett and 5. J. Leyey have been
appointed assignees OF the bankrupt estate Of Il.
Won OelhAtfen Il Co, formerly the pT0prietors Of
the Delmonico restaurant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Col. Claus Spreckels did not arrive as was eJ-
pectsd. by the IlltaeiI, but information was re
osived that he would probably come here by the
Mariuusa, due on the 1st January.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

the boats Of the Kia could not unload the freight
at that point on Thursday Dec. 18th and aoth, and
were Obliged 10 land everything at Waiakea. IL Is
20 be hoped that the coming Legislature viii make
a sufficient appropriation 50 thAta good wharf can
be bail; in a suitable and safe place, st Hio, for
the use Of the Koas and all other vessels coming
there.
very severe south storm, or koRa commenced
blowing al Hlo on Friday night. Dec. 18th IL
the sgverest blow known at Hilo for years and
some SAY that was ersr felt there. Banana groves
were LAID Hat and trees stripped and fearfuly torn
and rnangled. Shingles rtdgePoles, and iron root-
iug we're blown from many houses and the night
Was soopless one 20 very many, who lay awake
erIeciinr their roofs would BE- carried oa or their
houses blown away. Fiumes on all the plantations
were blown down and much other damage done
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

II. f. L. Whalley and W. A. swan have Success
fully obtained the prct1 Of '' Rev. having passed
their examination and were duly ordained, priests,
at 81. Andrews Cathedral, on the I'd inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

There will be a concert at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hail
the evening of the 18th instant; the amount
left expenses viii be applied TO the purchase
Of piano for PunahOl college.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

The supposed would-be robber, was arTaigned
IN the Police Court on the 18th inst and charged
with assault pleaded guilty, and on the eOth inst
was fined so and costs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

The yicrs Of tie older cities are commencing to
make their appearance herC IN this city, the latest
addition beng turkey raffes al drinking
sklcuns. What Is the Marshal doing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Photographs. elegantly framed. of the Royal
Family were offered at auction al one OF the even
iRg Salss lately but only one Of the lot, that Of
hsa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

The eobWsb Of the TIER has become some
what entangled in constitutional network during
the past week, probably caused by the influence of
~culden4 breezes from the vicinity OF the Govern
mept house
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Berger and the baud are happy, the new uni
forms having arrived, and fitting, Oh like the
papsr on the WALL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Oahu Lodge Knights OF Pythias, meet this even
ing and election Of officers for the ensuing term Is
a portion OF the regular business Of the meeting
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Their Majesties attended Divine service at the
Anglican Cathedral on the morning Of the 25tb,
z#rrnz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

The s1nf has 50 filled in under and about the
wharf at Hilo-oEing TO the recent ssorus-thGt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Only SfNeo0 morc Of the coiE arrived per
l4lIHsal, and the prospects seem good for the
balance Of the hAlf-million coming by the next
steamer. Woa't the ins hate 10 70 out with all
thai eoin IN the Treasury
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
FOREIGN
M0NEY-0RDEa NOTICE
DFRsoNs HrsIDINC OK ru

DEkSONS ESlDING ON Ibt
L other Islands, and wishing Co remit MONEY 90 the
United States, by Postal M0uv,- -Orcr- viii and blank
applications at auy Hawaiian Muuyy- Order tostoncc,
which they d out depositing the amount to b.
mitted and the Zee with the Postmaster and taking his
receipt for the same.
Island Postmastcrs viii send all such applications 30
the General PostOf9cc, Honolulu, where Money
Order will be Immediately issued aud dispatched by
the drst mail TO the party iu the United States towhom
the orcr Is payable accounr 20 the dirccious given
IN the application. None, Ouicgs issuCd 90 parties
living in Honolulu will be delivered 90 The applicants
Applications for Money Orders the United States
may be made AZ any time, hut Orders will be sent 10
San Francisco TN the departure 81 the N1usfdN
msii the Let day Of january, isSi, aud after hat
date hy every steamer mail
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Il Is said that trade Is going on about Crown
Minister'S uniform. The great question in the
Attorney Generals mind Is, whether second hand
uniform vll serve him, or If he had better have
a new one.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived
n rp-U~s Alert barclay from san Francisco
H-Ara hktne Discover Pcrrtrlun- fFolz- : T
IAN hkfne a Falkcu hur-r Gae'4inaus fm : Z
loss Alaneda More FROM San krln
Es-Am ~ E1lsinure. Jeuks, from >an frau
s5-FNsS Zeaiandia. NrttcE. frcn tcloui0~
Sailed
De- fg-Ger hk Christine. Wicfau-. i0f Eurcsz
si-Am bE & y whitul1rr. q alhouu, Tor p Tow. Z
Ei-Ars t-rn Annie Larsen, Larsal, for u Tow q
=t-PNSs Zealandia Webbsr, fgr San t-ah
Vessels in Port
NAVAE
{ : Alert. barclay
MkEGuASEgNN-
An hk spartan Cro-slcy
b. hk Henry james latIirr-e
An bk u & Murray. Underwood
Am BRIG Hazard fTtucy
An hE Discovery. Prrrinan
An hktne Jaae A falkr1 bur-. c1='iEIau
- : : AiaFneua- Mursc
An hk Eisiuure JCuks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

The work on tho neE building Of the HonolGlu
Library Association has been stopped, until after
the holidays; presumably for want Of funds.
Dives should not forget Christmas offering TO the
completion Of this good Sork.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

To-day there vii be a meeting Of the Board of
Trustees Of tue Honolulu Library Association. as
committees to take charge OF the various depars-
Irerts of the next fair
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

The first TO occupy one Of the new stores in the
Campbell Block was the we'll known optioian,
matchmaker and ieVeller, Mr.. A. Kraft, who has
changed his place of business to that location.
IN aidition to his former stock Mr.. Kraft has ad-
dgd A select assortment of musical instruments,
walking canes, curios from the island Of the
Southern Seas, and presents beautiful display Of
diamonds and other precious stones and iewelry.
His former patrons and new customers will find
as obiging as eyeryin his new quarters, opposite
the q AEi-TTE Office.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

A person who stated that he was a clerk 10 MT.
II Rsimenschneider Of this city was arrested on
the 18th inst, on suspicion OF being an agent Of
without a license. The arrested party produced
evidence that he was employed as at hrst stated
and was consequently found not guilty of the
charge and discharged from custody. Several
gentlemen were prepared to offer testimony, but
they did not.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Mrs. waIlace's Academic School for Young La
dies closed upon Dec. 18th for a recess of two
weeks. Upon Monday, Dec. Slst studies will be
resumed. This school offers excellent advantages
for thorough instruction under experienced teach
ing Besides day scholars four boarding pupils
have been received. Two are from Hawaii. one
from Kauai and one from Waikiki -Four more
can be accommodated IEis Is most excellent
opportunity for families upon the Islands who wish
10 place their daughters where they will receive
proper care and training IN every respect In
quirieS should be addressed to Mrs. Wallace, care
Rev. Geo. Wallace, $50 Nuuanu Avenue, Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

portion Of the live stock Of the ZssllHiia,
two b1llocks, vas sold TO \ local butcher, there
nc; being sufficient call for meat accuant OF
the small number o: passengers, 70 warrant the
carrying Of the animals further than this port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
Maui.

The political this is lively, all over the Island
several candidates are IN the field. meetings are
frequent, and speeeSes long
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

nUEtNC THE TEMPORARY NH-
y arars nf Wl UlH d. I"HIH IH aaa H9l1ar n.
W NJ tIrlri uI ID 1ftraH. fr fHs -e.HTII irIl a .ir
-rl Uaa lH wv o. fEHlN NH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

PROGRAMME--PART
overturc-C aliph of Baedad ....... Das ildcn
lonoulu symphony Club.
Male Quartcttc- Hunt-uau'- Mcudcissuhu
Messrs. Hall, nayirs, starssy aud Actariues.
rrio-Piauo, Clarinet aud Moslrt
Miss Castle, Mc-srs. ktaft and NIuiucs-
soug-Thc FriaT OF Orders Gay Shield
Mf, Mct8Ttucy
Piano solo -Gayottc ..tapen
Miss castle
PARTII
Miss Castle and Nis iluppcr.
a.. ,..... @. Greeting I0rchCstrai ac-
i'''''' V'l'''''' l6 Vow MAY Ag'iui q, .sgmpain I
Miss Hauiori, Mrs. Csuzan, Mr=. Brown a Mr- Judd
Duct-piauo aud Violin. Ro-cnhau
Ms- Castle and Mr.. larudicr.
Sung-Coue with me, Low. -..............F Campaua
Mfs- Brown,
Lee Regrets anHnultf
symphony Cluh
81 Door. open at :; entertainment eenueuels az
~ O'Clock.
ADMISSION 81 Tieksi, TO Dc laa at thr book
stores. W.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

The regular monthly meeting of the Y. N. C. A.
WIS held at their hall on the evening OF the 10Th
inst Reports were received from the Building
Committee relative to the progress Of the work ON
the new rooms, to be fitted up for class meetings
On motion OF Rev. \ q. Forbes a vote OF thanks
was passed To the ladies and others who had as
SISTED IN bringing the late Fair 10 such success
ful issue Bat little other business was transacted
and that Of an unimpOrtant nature, and the meet
ing adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Improvement in agricultural implements have
occupied the time and attention of MeSsrs Dllling
ham Co.. for some years past and they feel justly
proud in presenting to the planting public and
patrons Of husbandry their latest improved plows,
a new lot of which have been Just received BY
them and arc being set up at their Fort Street
store Planters should inspect these plows, many
OF which are now in use and have been reported
on As working most satisfactorily.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

ABOUT Town.
The tree-trimmers should be set 90 work. Look
10 this Mr.. Superintendent OF Public streets.
The Honolulu Athletic Association Is not dead,
It only sleepeth in the embrace Of its vebikC sec
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

DE. NJ. L. Rum,
Sugtor UHas} state, Ship Esscr,
IF,saI,.1,. H.,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Considering the season and also the fact that
certain subjects Of His Majesty arr under comph-
nsut TO His Majesty PrahAht Somdetch Phra
Paramendr YAhlh Chulaklunghoon klov, Il Is
supposahle that a number Of presents were receiv-
ed 6v the Hing OF siam the occasion Of his last
L.-tlanN u.hieh f.lL ON the 10Th inst.