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'nR, ]. E. SWIFT,
10. l4O4 Chapllne Street:
Mar Fourteenth Street.

.r,,snc, Of a pnyGlelGn's success 4 ny
The oest eSi W. IStIeus. lne inCreaStngdemSntS
testimony o. nv sCTTices proyO that l have deEll
btsI Pr ESi sad TiI!y viii those Who have aSg
sSS'ffS Ssre efa aS ! 4siisn.! ny name SaSS StshU Ss,t 9Statis
Ion, thouSh = have cured after they had bean
Iron hoe " I1%S%IroSle. 4 thorough medical edu
bDnolnGHh r1SSy years hospital experience ana
atOl. WIN n iIhsrSputic agents, a close obseTv'
IN. S%ii Y iistEa Ssia gss .I,s1. Iss, aps s ssaes I" i
! taos !. IDSSSibis, and | frankly ave Ine pA'p""' ny
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quincy and Liver tneEes IHD1nd ~ heIn me.
,.sS,%i TenEbJ-"SothME SSSSSI1SS me- me-
'ould not EetOu'" wa ZRYT. PHILLIPS
wheeling, ". Va.
CsI n ys ESsip TS.eat mO9Ic!lS tEtled to help me.
et KIN II completely cured me" cuInnrUx
at s,sidei 4 Co. wheeling, ". Va
W VI TifIcerEted SLOnach.-'"Ifeatmeui
brpepiisHh w ~ yiTe Ine rGliei. bIr. smith Cnted
Iorlen 'AA' THOMAS HOLT Insurance agent.
ne" ,u.h t6sm or fourteen year, Dt smith
A%. ~ " 'A'-' LOUIS 1. sAsHiSGToN.
we ss 11S Running SORES on H ea,S,ro :s sDa " y
,sttSSd inf fourteen yCAts; S9Sn ANNI
hlph iu. II. sIi'h SRs GITHgRINE OAPa,
usrtot street, Wheeling, y. Va
,u,,oS,si tor yoau with Cancer. Had II
VsnG,Sr "a dncS, Il returned alter each opera
stsS'i IL smith cured mo T w Il. f Y. es SaGSf.f VI
pain" Ann Fiat OF my back for IL
KS RR sct dying, Dr.. Smith cured me With
,ui tnils, In ave "eSA THOMAS 0oLY1s.
uso,..,,o Grocer, Main 81, wheeling. W;,ys
r,rrrsJous Of kectum. rroIspSuS An1 ,ncnsS
We given up to die any non. SSitoT s
bic. d. smlVn DARLINGTON DELAEY,
AAittn's Perry.
H.. u n add Writas:-"Dr., Smiths ptoiea'
80 &I .a,viSs In my family nave psen NC! saus
.sStcrv and commend him 70 AL " su"A
Nd , kiiltul phydc;An 81 hsd hoen yuOer,us
j W ~: aH TsSts and treated By many physicians 10,
% HteI III SiIith said ! had = tape worm, ana
d~TtPepHS, t..ST1noed a moustet l0a feet long"
10 ekIt II o ~, rm1niIlG-Threc years N hospitals or
,.I rsnHt IVA ise peculiar advantages " SUCK ynseA
isnAIes, CIV n, u II catGTrh, dIbeAea Of heart Liver,
tTnS JSA SISSevs, skin, blood, nervous tlsettons
M weaknesses Of men sud youii, 'cfotniA afp =
vthEl testify 70 my succeI1.
HIs rnred without the knife,
nIsSs.S ~ a :itSnCe raHy be treated by letter and
.ui.s.I0a guaranteed. chart for ssli-exAlalns;
Nv M M IN ttCeIpI Of two threecent sIampd Anu
IiTiCe returned Tree. cao, bor-strom o..
x,UTR. H., daily. C1ll on OF H9 a1tfTu NJ n 2
u,iqnIW No. lEa GhSplinee u Mhse.!ng: " W:
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LADIES'
WRAPS.

The firm Of A. E. Burkhardt g. Co.,
Of Cincinnati, arethe leadIngAmer..
lean Manufacturers Of Ladies'
Wraps, Muffs, Collars. Capes, Fur
Trimmings, Fur Rugs, Carriage
and Sleigh Robes, and Importers
Of advance Paris, Berlin n
London Fashions. Their vast COL
lection Of garments for Winter OF
lSS3-'S4 embraces the most per-
feot achievements In Sacques,
polmans, Newmarkets, Victorlas,
Jackets, Paletots, Pellsses, Ulster
cites, Nantes and Novelty Wraps
Of every description. Their e&-
haustive schedule of designs and
STYLES In wraps Is offered In Seal
Skin, Fur, Fur-Lined Garments,
Pushes, Velvets, Ottomans, Bro
cades, Rrocade Velvets, Brocade
Ottomans. Brocade Silks, Stock
enetts, Jersey Cloths, Silks, Slcl-
lennes, Princes Rhadzlmeres, sc.
They offer every thing from the
plaInest and most economical gar
ment to tho most elaborate and
costly, Their cutters and designers
have been selected from among
the most distinguished artists In
Europe, and their achievements for
the present season are matchless
In point OF comparison with any
thing Of the kind heretofore pro-
duced In this country. For the CON-
VenIence Of customers residing at
a distance, wraps Will be sent ,
responsible persons on npprooa-
tIon. Correspondence solicited.
Address, A. E. RURKHARoT geo,
Cincinnati.
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MEDICAL.

noc, destructive - humaTL SsHitn ns Sn1 g
st tHts 81 Sl,ttlnssni:Gsd writ, %5i,er R TsS p ysS' v III Z Of
Tputn Is,Hn Hyy,v,i with N rcur, 10 crre me
SsgoIdieA'e LII Js'Issei with lOdldes 70 cure nun
Ss,ity a d sa' govoT II butip,teGd sith} lelse!,
S.ssfa! s GsIt, and nSH toe o!nc, rn!ns Ms dISs; sISa 0t {
Z h. Create! mvs ,riS' Il nntidOIes this MerctIrii
ils.7i It. weight u, ", the .ysiem, ard bring. HE sui
Il rppou, tolf VI N md happipeI kVefy peHton
isvf Oaet iGp zen StiTatci should III all means
Eho Sey'r ,sn couTsG Of thus remedy.
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All persons wishing to test the merits OF a
great remedy-one that will positively cure
consumption, coughs, colds, asthma, bronchi-
lis, or any affection II the Throatand Large
are requested 10 call ut Logan & Co.'S Bridge
Corner Drug Store and get u loo Trial Bottle
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for COnspmp
ton. which will chow you what a regular
sized bottle will do. Eow.
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FRoM Z nineat ". l.. Aimon, President
Medical College. HAlittx, N. s.:--"Co!deus
Liquid Beef Tonicis invaluable for fever, IT..
digestion and weakness, aud Is unsurpassed
for female complaints" (t4ke no other.
OF druggists. MWHkw
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By DR.. FrAzier's Magic Ointment Cures
Is ilby magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and EruptiOls on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, n beauti.
fuI. Aluo cures Itch, selt Rheum, Gore Nip.
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc.
Sold by all druggists and mailed on receipt
OF price, 50cents.
J. F. ehirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and R. K. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. D pAw
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A BoND Of. union.-Mrs. Leo Hunter lin
Producing an eminent actor to his grace,
whose ancestor was ennobled at Bosworth):
~ think you ought to know y another,
Duke! Mr.. Van Scroope is going 10 play
Richard the Third, you know !"-Puqch.
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tbs genuine SARATOGA HIGH Rock, sPRINs
WATER, Tor sale by all druggists by the dozen,
bottle or gallon. Address oil orders TO the
High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Springs,
N. Y. s'.
If. shirk and Logan & Co., agents at
Wheeling, and B. K. McConahey agent at
Bridgeport. u ...-f ... DAw. p
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted TO speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
cers, Piles, ChilblainB, Corns, letter, Ohapped
Hands, and Rl skin eruPtions, guaranteed to
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
Is cents per box. For sale at Logan d Co.'S
Bridge Corner Drug Store,
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s,,oOU REwARDi

IN any Chenl,. who will ind, on an
VI! ~ 'n, o,,Ie, i, ., T.. one partIcleot Mercury
wy pS,.,,uu, or ny mineral su6stAnte.
iSi'ie rOA TIES IFT sPECIFIcC co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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ARE ENTERTAINED ABOUT PURsATTvEs. IT
Is DANGEROUS TO sCoUGGR THE STOMACH,
TO RAsP THE BOWELS, TO PROSTATE THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM. WITH FURIOUS EvACU.
ANTS. NATUaE HAS GIVEN A SAMPLE. IN
TIE FAMOUS sEiHZER SPRING, OF WHAT
THE BILIOUS. COESTlPATE) or DYSpEPIlC
SYSTEM NEEDS FOR IT'S RESTORATION, AND
IN Tnrrant'A RIIerveHcent EeIizer Aperi-
est SCIENCE HAS IMPROVED on NATURE BY
COMBINING ALL TIE VALUABLE INGREDI.
ESTs OF THE GRRI[AE FOUNTAIN IN A PORT.
ABLE FORM, THIS AGREEABLE AND POTEST
SALINE ALTERATIYE CuAEGES THE CoNDI'
TloS OF THE BLOOD AND PuRIrIEs ALL THE
FLUIDS OF TIE iO0Y. s0LH BY ALL DRUG.
G1sTs ocb-~VRAw
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MEDICAL.


St5 YORK..
Mrs. Twist, Ma IS Avenue D, says she has been
troubled With worms for more than a year, and
that she took one bottle OF Dr.. O.. HcL1HIS CAs-
6r1ttd Ptrayi0O, prepared by Fleming Bros,
which brought away fHom her over three hundred
worms, big and little. She now believes herself
TO be entirely free from disease,
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t,a"HI an my plantation 3 col.
Trs yCAr' HSu Iii, diseased. He stated tlel
asi eau = ~" I h. Rad contracted 4 violent eass
AZ Yeas beiom ne srd hSd been treated b many
! gie' S..i rV " al Ing 10 sqte hin P:rt ,t t. a's Sa Hi%
Il. 3iS, w; /: s.I$; AS ~ ssa az i I'D SDiH e, h S$; 4 4 sis
aud Al! ven A"N D. u. HUGHES.
Astv 'iacc
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SHILoHls CoueH and Consumption Cure Is
sold by us GU a guarantee. 1t cures con.
sumption. Sold by Nolan Brothers, and
Alex. I. Young. -.....s. p&w.
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MesSrs. D. Il ]. W. Cotton, Of Winchester, Ind,
happened last spring to get some Of DR.. o. Nc
LdEe's VsrmUfI0s. AfeT selling a few bottles,
the demand became so great for Il that theIr stock
was soon exhausted. They state that Il has pro-
dueed the best effect wherever used, and is very
popular among the people.
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TIE Rev. George H. Thayer, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says "Both myself and wife awe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold
by AcLain Brothers, and Alex, T. Youug.
.ti = fEHl ~ nav
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Why will yO1 cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate reliet. Price 10c, 500
and 81. Sold by McLAin Brothers, and
Alex. 7. Young,
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Andrew Downing, OF cranburgh township, We.
mango county, gave his child one teaSpoOnful Of
DR.. Q. AeLGhei Ttr1Hypgc, and she passed III
worms. Next morning, on repetition Of the dose,
Ahe passed ia more.
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;oId By all druggists and mailed on receipt

sAILoH'a cure will immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
Sold by MGLain Brothers, and Alex. I.
Young. DGw
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AMONG tie mos: eticaclous OF remedial
asenis are the medical preparations from the
laboratory OF Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkhsm, Lynn,
Mass. s.| a NwkIW
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IorrA is preparing to kick in London.
II she attempts to sing the people will kick.
Orleans Picdynie.
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CHuRcH-YARp coughs eau be cured by Hale's
Honey ( Horehound and Tar. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops cure In one minute. IIwE4w
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WILL you sUrYER with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Shiloh's Vltallzef Is guaranteed
to cure you. Sold by McLAin Brothers, and
Alex. r. Young. p4W,
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CEoUP, ,WHoorIEa CoUdn and Bronchitis
immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. Sold
by McLain Brothers. and Alex. T. Young.
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A NEw ORLEANS paper urgts The removal
OF filth from eIe streets because 1t II makes
an unpleasant impression GU strangers. as
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AN elephant il loose in Minnes6ta. BE
is probably les dangerous than he would
be IL he were tight. --i d.
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LONDON ladies wear red heels on theil
boots,
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THAT Hacking CouuA can be so quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee II.
Sold by McLain Brothers, aud Alex. 7.
Young. DGw.
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NO'fHheEF hhuhN'.
|.
AZ, ere the storm. a silence Rlls The world,
OlAde IL Stirred, NO banner j. Uniurled,
Unconscious tieli or wood;
all the morning, hIBhed and tIAIced with lear,
seemed to zee 4 messenger draw mar,
NhOsc Grand was not good
! turned AND To- within The open door,
The one I deemed beCl with poTts sore,
Close By me, ami ing, AtCOd.
II
| know not why Il aid that summer night
Tho LeAit In me should be TO wOndTOuS light,
So Aweet esC1 mOmeuEE breath:
Assurance kind grCgtS me from cIery star:
The all'Ratherirg hretG.. that hEEsns from AiaI-
How glad q thing II sIiih!
That waG the night my friend beJOnd the seas,
Within u tent beneath The olive les,
Turned his blue cy rs M death.
-EDfIH N. THONiS.
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Ndo XczJ
Mrs. Hardy, ITO Suffolk street, writes US That
Bhe has been troubled with worms for some three
yeas, and that she used one vial Of DR.. O. Nc
lanes HtrHyGVc, prepared by Fleming Brot.,
Pittsburgh, Pa, which brought away over fly
large worms. Her usual good health Immediately
FatNFnRl. "a ".s.
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"Most OF tho eminent doctors Ia the East,
as well as several OF the medical faculty 10
New York City," writes Rev. p. P. Shirley, oil
Chicago. failed to help our daughters cpl.
lei sy, which began to- show signs OF turning
istO insanity BY The good providence Of
God We tried Samaritan Narime, and II cured
here Your druggist keeps II. 81 90. aST&T
"HAcKMErAcE," 4 lasting and fragrant per.
ilme. Price IS and SO cents. G0ld by N :
Taiu ,Rrnthors ~ 4 Alex = NnnnV
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MEs RANsDornAM Gays her fayorite
poem Is "Gtay's Eaigy.N
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.-u.,e 70, The little book, which will bomltisd
ire. ,,o SD per b title; largo size
eSsdiRs uCIT'' lylS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The japanese war ship Rhyio arrived Yesterday
morning a. DAYS from Callao.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

Enron GAzErTE: Ii has been frequently re-
marked, by some persons. that the manufacturing
industry Of these Islands is greatly behind the
times, however this may have been true in the
early years of this country, it certainly does not
hold good now. The FIRST exhibition Of Honolulu
and the display Of Carriages by Mr.. West will
convince any critic, thHt the latest improved
wagonette especially built Tor John waterhouse
and the omnibus for James Dodd are productions
Of carriage industry, which can be exhibited and
Judged as perfect pieces Of workmanship in any
part Of the world. luasmuch the work is not
especially made for exhibition, but Is only sam
pie Of every day work IN the factory The run
ming part OF the omnibus is on full platform
springs the first OF its kind built in Honolulu the
body Is OF the latest improved style with seating
capacity OF twenty-oight persons, II is strongly
built to run light, vet roony for the large number
OF passengers It accommodates. The wagonette is
especially attractive TO the eye for its fine lines
and beauty IA style and shape Of the iron work as
well as the wood We *, every line seems 70 cores
pond with unifofmity Of construction. The
painting aud trimming is also very neatly flushed
and executed In a tasty manner
Mr.. West has an experienced designer In his
factory who viii plan ont any kind Of carriage
work the pubic wishes to have built. The smiths
of his factory are Of the most experienced and
practical mechanics from the United States, who.
as the exhibitions show, are masters Of their
work, some parts of the construction il of such
difficult nature tlli few men Of the trade can
MAKE them perfect. The wood " ork seems to have
cost considerable labor IN building as the concaye
at the neck OF carriage bodies Is light to look at
and finely curved. The material used in the manu-
factory . oil ut the best obtainable. Honolulu
may vol be proud u SUCH mechanical productions
as has been remarked, and VIC hope the public Of
Honolulu will give credit according to the merit
A VISITOR.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04
PASSENGERS.

- From sydney, per City Of sydney July ist-Mr.
From windward Ports per LikeIikr. JuIy l-F II
Nlrs g Wilder, Miss Wilder j o Garter n y Tis,ilI,
i J Hastings, d NaonC, { Makce " Homer a :
Barnes. -
Prom Kauai, per Makec, June 2u-IIi. ExJ Z Busb
J. siolz, Thompson, G Wilcox, Il Macfe c NJ Fos-
ter, Mr. spaldinC
From Maui, per Kauca IIou, June 3O-Hop A r Judd
Jones
For hahuui, per kilauea IIou. July a-Sam Obed Y
shaw, Miss Schrier. "
For Maui and Molokai, per Lehua, July ct Never.
J Misses MeCorrston, Miys Poster, Mrs. NJ King II
cation, Misses Harper, Misses Meyer, } W David
son, Miss kanuila
For Kauai, per K Bishop. July Eli 7 Baldwin.
hauai simpson, L II Stoltz, Miss X Rodrers G.
n wilcox, Titcomb and wife, y BOYLE Mr. Brede
ana children, sPilncr, kekei.
For san Francisco. per City Of Sydney July Nv
JONES, ii Paine and wife, Mr. stiles II g Julian
lrgi n ffatt, Fernandez and wife, Ford NJ Kerr,
~ Wells, & Rohchilds, Prof Hamburger and wife A
Ehiers aud wife. Howard and wife, Mr. Lederer and
glllu, MI. flshcl and, l. Attmark VI Garteuburu Mr
Iingle, Mrs. Pratt. 4 Tillman, Gen Spauldin. Nj
Power Mr. seaTlcs and wife Mr. Hopper and daughter
Nr- hiucard Dickey. Capt Walters. Miss A Movie
Df Marsiclla, II Morrison and wife, Mr. Preston. IT.
schu-ster, W NOwericu, G Homer. NJ Thompson
ana wife, II J Hocck, Mariner, I Francisco j
Russell y Murphy, JaCkandcf, NJ OlrsOn. John
John, Burliurum, Motley NJ Dom, Ems W L
Maekey, } Meyer Smith and child L Whitney. T
] II Harrison, AhrahamsOn u smith, + Anderson.
\ hhldur and wife, Meyers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The anniversary exercises of the East Maui Sem.
mary. were held on Thursday June p. very
large number Of patrons and friends we're in at
Tendance, crowdiug to the utmost the two halls
which were thrown together into one ample room
Written examinations had been held in nearly all
the studies on previous days, the results of which
were submitted for inspection. The exercises of
the dav consisted in oral examinations in the va
riuus studies pursued throughout the year, and in
readinC compositions, Rotations, chants, cho-
ruses, songs and in sacred dramatic representa-
tons some Of which were exceedingly beautiful
One Of the marked features Of the exercises was
the proficiency and excellence shown IN the mu-
steal training Of the pupils. The Tonic Sofia sys-
TEN has been taught very thoroughly, and high
degree OF attainment obtained in the knOElCdge
and in the rendering Of sacreI music, by many OF
the pupils. The singing was very tine, in quality
Of voice harmony and expression. The highest
aim Of this institution. Is the moral and Christian
trimming Of the pupils. lhis = carried on through
the year by Bible study, exposition Of the Scrip
lures daily and committing II 10 memory, and by
proper Sabbath School instruction. public ex-
animation can give Of course, no adequate repre-
seutatiOn Of the work done IN this department.
The next aim is 10 give a good thorough education
IN the common and useful branches, with as much
mental discipline as, in the nature Of things. IS
possible The examinations which were listened
to with great interest, showed that both in useful
knowledge and mental discipline excellent attain
ment had been made. The third aim of the Sem
mary, Is to give the pupils thorough training in
girls neat and efficient hOusekeepers. The public
examination gives no account of this. He who
would the training they have, under an efficient
matrun should visit them in the washing and iron
ing room. and in the kitchen, and sit down 10 the
table they have prepared. And in the sewing de
partment, LET the neat dresses in which that com
pany Of ninetY-eight girls appeared on eIamina-
ton DAY bear witness. Almost every dress, was
the work Of their own hands, considerable over
ono hundred dresses have been made within the
last fow weak.-Also, over two hundred dollars
worth of useful and ornamental articles, made by
the girls, have been sold within the last six
months.
The whole number Of girls on the list for the
year, is lO6. The year closed with 81. The cool
healthy location is very favorable TO the health Of
the pupils, there having been no serious sickness
during the wear. The enlargement of the Semi
nary buildings. made last year, has greatly added
to its convenience, and nearly doubled its capac-
ify.
The next year will open with full complement;
Of teachers, and better prepared than ever to do
efficient work in the education of Hawaiian
girls. Con
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The band concert at Emma Square on the after
noon of the jOth ult. was poorly attended but the
music was most excellent. Three new pieces, a
waltz by Cung'l, march by Tamshauser, and a
selection from Sullivan's operetta OF lolsnthe,
merited especial mention.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

His Majesty has appointed as members Of the
Privy Council the following gentlemen p p. IA
noa, Governor of Kauai, b. H. Austin, Justice of
the Supreme Court, II. kuihelani, District Judge
Maui, j. L. Kaulukou, District Judge kOOlaupOk0,
and Col. g. W. Macfariane. IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04
Colemnn's Patent Cane Planter.


After the trials made at Kancohe and Spreckels
vile last year, Mr.. Coleman has devoted himself
to improving his invention. For the purpose of
facilitating the working of the machine, the drum
which feeds the cane has been placed at right
angles to the wheels instead Of parallel to them as
in the first experiments; the drum is worked by a
chain passing around the axle and communicating
with the drum by means Of ingenious set Of
movable pulleys. The cane in pieces about a foot
long, Is placed on shelf and fed by hand to the
drum It Is dropped by the drum into the delivery
spout, which LAYS it regularly into the furrow
The furrow is made by plough placed between
the two hind wheels, while just behind the de
livery spout are the cuyerurs which close the earth
over the seed cane.
Last Monday Mr.. Coleman made some practical
experiments on piece Of land Just beyond Mr.
Wards residence. Very few people were present
among those OF the spot were His Majesty the
Hon. G. \. Castle, Messrs. Atherton, A. p Bald
win and A. 4. Atkinson. Tho working of the
machine was clearly shown as TO time It was
impossible 10 estimate, for the six yoke Of oxen en-
plOyed were inferior animals not up to their work
good turro-g, however, WIS cut, the cane reru-
larry laid and neatly covered over Three men
suffice 70 manage the machine. one to attend to
the plough AMI cUygrersr one 10 feed the drum and
one to supply cane from the box to the feeder
We have little doubt that Mr.. COleman's machine
will be success, and will be used not only by oar
own planters. but by planters in other sugar grow
inc cDuufriG1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

There is expected to be TRIAL of speed this after
noon between several Of the yachts, in the harbor
His Majestys yacht HsalaEi having been put in
trim for the occasion, will most probably show all
others the proper course to sail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The business arrangements for the Fourth OF
july as carried ont under the care Of Mr.. Wise
man, reflect great credit upon that gentleman. The
neat invitations and ball tickets, printed IN the
popular "red, white and blue" were brought out
under his supervision. By his indefatigable eXcr-
tons he has taken great deal of the work of the
hands of others.