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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-11

JONI NJ RCIAL.
H0N0LTLT. IpPTT M ts.

AoAOLLLB. APRIL II. los3.
since last writing business has remained in abo,
the same condition special iyiinessbcing noticeable
in any Of the various lines Of trade The settlement Of
Incident the closed quarter ha- proceeded
quietly and lie sui progressing.
The arrivals for the week consist Of Die Elinor Yer
non from New York with an assorted cargo Of general
merchandise. and the suez and W II. Meyer nom San
Francisco with the usual assortment Of marketable
goods.
The departure consist Of Tic Lady Lampson and {.
r. Hanson, for sen Francisco, the Josephine for q
whaling oruisc the Amy Turner for HonEkons and the
Jubilee for Victoria.
BY the sucz We learn that the Hoapcrian Ella, D. c.
Murray and II. ". Almy all the way for this
port from san Francisco By the means neVva is
obtained Of the probable establishment Of another
bank ~ this city, under the auspices Of tho AnEloC ali
fornia bark Of san Francisco. No information j.
obtained from official regarding the rumor preya
cnth,rc Of the snccesstu floating fthe Hawaiian Loan
The next vessel sailing Tor san francisco after the
steamer will p thc Kalakaua followed by The sucz
Attention called in regard to the Assignees Sale Of
sluable cane land to take place at the sacroom OF T.
2. Adams. on the I'd met.
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An Invitation

EDIToR GAzETTE:-The distinguished medical
gentleman VINO executed war dance in the middle
of the Nuuanu valley road last Friday afternoon in
the presence of two admiring and awe-struck spec
tators, is requested to repeat the at early
day in some more public situation, where he can
secure the presence Of an audience more BETTING
the merit of the performance. Merchant St.. in
front of the Postofice, steamer day, is respect
fully suggested a time and place which would
probably secure for this accomplished artist that
publicity and applause which is at once the inspi-
ration and reward Of genius. That the gentleman
referred to msy be induced to comply with the
above suggestion is the earnest wish of
Az N
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PASSENGERS.

From Hongkong and Yokohama, per Oceanic April q
w spratt, II HOPKINS Louis Mendcl Stevens $
Martin, and - steerage, and dei Cinnamon.
For San Francisco, per Lady Lampson. April AIRS
+ Giiscn. II AshwOrth wife and children, Rev y
Smith, wife and children, w Benson.
For San Francisco, per Oceanic, April &c L Mcrri-
man. g NJ knight, McAipine. d Z sampson. Mr. and
Mrs Robertson, Gay. the Misses Gay, Mr Scholtz,
.uily, I II Whitman, audp lteeragc.
Prom Maui and Molokai per Lehua, April "a Tn
ma, J W Davidson, kaiuc, T Homer. and q number
deck.
From Rahului, per Kilauga Hou, April &c } Ross,
Gaskill, L Frisbe, W kalua, Obed W o At
water snd Wife Mrs J { Hanford, Miss Roycc. James
Bailey. Mrs Wilbur and children Mrs Cooke Mrs
Kuhelani, and large number deck.
From Hawaii and Maui, per Iwalani, April '-Wm 6
deck, o'P' 9p'n'''' = --'''' ''-'' anu --i
From Kauai, per Jas Makoc. April Wv Il Dcycrill,
Mrs Simpson, J d Hanaiko, a Hanncberr Q sCholtz,
Borehgrovink, n A Boyle, Mr. Kelly and number
deck.
From windusrd Porte, per Likelikr. April Sion $
- Wilder, Hon NJ Whitney, Col Il Gilhilan. Miss
Dickson, Mre Hewlett, Along Mrs N Kennedy G
Aiona. I Hughes i, L Kuntzc. llardcastle. =
Fowler, NJ Hammond, Wallace, Isaac Maui wife and
9 children, W GAY wife and children, " Apana, u
roomey G Ami, G Akinu, DR. a Visic, Miss n Lew
rs / kekipi, Miss S sheldon Mics sheldon, W III
CornVcll J Reddington, Grclvos, Z 2 Ward. NJ
Fcnnell. ] Tiven, NJ Homer Father Leonor. II
Heen, Mrs Kirkwood, and a number deck
Por Rshului, per Kilauea Hou, April 9-Mrs Camp.
bell W KAlna, I Tcven, Mrs Kuhelari and ncicc, +
Nors F NJ Weed and large number deck
For yolokai and Maui, per Lehus, April p Dalton,
Nj, Hewlett, Mrs Apa, J ~ Davidson, Mss Harper.
For Kauai, per Bishop April q--P Costa, Z Rich
mond and wife, a HauneberE Miss Richards, Mr.
Tikoa and wife Mr. Neil and number deck
From the Colonies per Australia, April ilth-Mies
Mrs Simeon, Miss Simeon, Mt Sandison, and steer
sFe, and 800 in Iransitto San Franoiseo.
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Arrival of the " Nare.dniek.r

His Imperial Russian Msiestys corvette Noyesd-
nick arrived in port here the 9Th inst, IS days
from Valparaiso. The Nagesd,ict is of 1850 tons
register, carries an armament Of guns, and a
complement of p officers and 10 men. Following
is list of the officers of the vessel:
Captain. -Kaiogeras.
Commander -Tchakofsky
Llcutenants- Mordoivn Eismontt, Gregorioa, Tcher-
nachofL
Midshipmen-ivano Schwank Wuld BaTtieuen. Par
Ion, Lambsdorh, Schulzc.
Engineers -Miderof, Vedernikod Obnorskey.
Surgeon-Smirnnn.
Gunner Burchetkin
Naval Oficcrs-IasflpT EerHuyoN
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Reception of the Rnssians

Captain Kalogsras, was presented to His Maj
esty on the 18th inst. at Iolani Palace by Mr. J. c.
PAuger, Russian Vice Consul at this port. Capt.
Kalogeras informed His Majesty that he had been
instructed by His Imperial Russian Majesty to
present the Cars Congratulations to the King on
the occasion of the coronation of their Majesties
Of Hawaii, and much regretted that the long
voyage had prevented his vessel being present AT
the ceremonies attendant. His Majesty welcomed
Capt. kalogeras as an envoy of His Imperial
Majesty of Russia, and expressed his pleasure and
high consideration at the congratulations pre-
sented. His Majesty then received, and Capt.
kalogeras presented the following officers of the
vessel: Commander, Tchekofsky; Lieutenants,
Gregorioh, Tehernachof, Eismontt; Engineers,
Siderof, Vidernikof; Doctor, Smimoff; Artillery
Officer, Barchetkin; Navigating Lieut. Vasilief;
Midshinmen SchMnnL Srlnlz I.arnhshnrf
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Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands
April Term. 1889
REX Us. KoM XVII.

Jvdd, &. j., and AnsfiH, J.-OyiRi9a Of the Co1r
BY Judd, c. j.
The defendant xas convicted IN the Police Court
Of Honolulu on charge Of importing opium in
violation of the statute.
he appealed to the Supreme Court IN Banco, on
the point OF law that the facts add1ced did not
warrant his conviction. The Court upon having
heard counsel were Of the opinion that the ofenss
had been made out and that the conviction was
Court for reduction Of the sentence imposed and
the question is raised whether this Court can in
such case, modify the sentence.
The Attorney General contends that on an appeal
of this character, made according 70 the latter
clause Of Sec. 1907 OF the Civil Code. solely on
points Of law if not sustained, the sentence Of the
Cont whence the appeal came remains in force.
This Court held in Rex vz- Cullen Hawaiian 10,
the decision Of a Circuit Judge at Chambers, be-
cause the statute designates the mode for correct
ing in the inferior Courts and that mode Is
amply sufficient 10 Wit general appeal on which
there is trial De aior9 and an appeal on the law,
in which case the magistrate sends Up according
10 the order concerning appeals distinct stale
ment Of the points Of law. Such an appeal can by
the terms Of the law b heard By The appellate
Court in Banco which implies that he facts Of
the case are not to be reheard for the jury IS the
tribunal 10 Try the facts Of case appealed 70 the
Suprumo Court. This statutory method fer an
appeal on the law bears a close aualogy 10 a Bill
Of Exceptions, being only simpler, and capable Of
being more easily understood and applied
We think is eject Is tns same as If Exceptions
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suprsme Court Notes.

Judge Austin rendered decision in the eject
ment of UHli vs.. Iona, on the 9Th inst, giving
Judgment in favor of the defendant.
In the matter of Cartwright vs. Cartwright,
relating to the guardianship Of the children, the
Court awarded the care of the children to the
grandfather, A. J. Cartwright, Esq.
'IIcrn Kwai, appeal from the Police Court, where
he was cSiyicted Of importing opium. The opin-
ion of me CSEt as given by Chief Justice Judd
and lnstin was IN m. Sort that the sentence
of the Police Court must be affirmed
b. Tenorio vs. W. Brown. Action Of debt, on
judgment in the Police Court, in 1880 by w. G
Jones, Esq. The case was on an appeal on a Doin
of law whether this a valid Judgment Thu
opinion of the Court presented by Judd, CD
was that Judge Jones had authority to complete
his record by the formal entry Of the Judgment to
take effect as Of day when he was Police Justice
Judgment of Police Court affirmed
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MEMORANDA.

The following is the report Of the steamship Aus
trAa, Capt. A. NJ Tulloh, from Sydney and Auckland
70 Honolulu and San Francisco; Cleared sydney
Heads March ed az p. m. Experienced throughout
the passage the New zealand Goa { fresh south
castorly winds with heavy swell. Rounded North Cape
s6ih March al o D. m, and arrived az Auckland the
18th al m. Sailed from Auckland same day az 9.2J
D. and for the fret twelve hours had moderate head
winds with rising A violent gale OF wind from
the norheast was then experienced which lasted for
three days during which IL found necessary pro-
coed slow owing 10 a very heavy and confused sea.
passed the Samoan Islands I'd April and crossed the
Equator 9Th April Thence throughout the entire pas
sage Honolulu experienced strong northeast trades
With heavy head Sighted Oahu 10Th inst 81 p.
m. and received Honolulu Pilot at 9p. IN.
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acts of the Ministers are right, and that is the
reason we cannot strike hands with the Elsle.
For the Eieie to publicly announce that We are
traitors because we have published strong and
powerful statements Is a course fit for a young
child whose skull bones are not yet fully grown.
According to our law treason is an entirely differ
emit thing It is an attempt to overturn the govern
ment. We seek such thing as that. We seek
to overthrow the Ministers They are not the
government they are only four men.
The nation is the government. Therefore let
not the EIefs bark mp the wrong tree literally
climb a ridge on which there are no birds.
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were taken, and accordingly hold hat the sentence
Of the Police Court must Be affirmed
A. s. Hartwell and W. 4. Casti8 for defendanfs
Attorney General Preston for prosecution.
HoNuIuIu. April 7. 1Hs3
Supreme Court OF the Hawaiian Islands.
April Term. 1883.
.JsI, C. J., aaa 4rsfia. ,. J.-Opisios 81 "a ro.r,
By Judd, C. u


This is an action Of debt on a Judgment. The
summons alleging that the Judgment was rendereii
in the Police Court on the 18th Of August 1850 AZ
Of the 18th August. Il is made 10 appear 20 us
that tho Police Justice. w. G. Jcues. resigned on
the 18th August whereupon the present Police
Justice was appointed The clse comes before us
on appeal on the point Of law, whether this was q
valid Judgment Il is urged BY the defendants
counsel that Mr.. Jones having resigned. his
powers as Police Justice ceased 70 exist and his
act in rendering the iudgmeu. was Illegal and
void.
We are Of the opinion that the Judgment vas
rightly entered pro ffac and Is valid iudg-
ment. The policy Of entering Judgments iHHe
pro faHc is agreeable to the maxim. acius rurie
neminine Qravabit' q An act OF the Court shall
prejudice no one Freeman on Judgments, $50.
The delay of the justice in rendering his deci-
sion after the case had been fully submitted to
him ought not 10 prejudice parties or require
them to put their ease on afresh. and we think
that Mr.. Jones had authority to complete his
record by the formal entry OF the Judgment 20
take effect as Of day when be was Police Justice
Judgment OF Police Court affirmed
W. A. Whiting for plaintiff, J. L. Kaulukou Tor
defendant.
Honolulu, April 7, 1885.
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llrn, zdrrrfisrmrnts.
LOST I LOST / LOST !

ON THURSDAY LAST. APRIL .,
" package OF HAWAIIAN BANK BILLS o. ne
dissemination Of 500 each; one OF the lost bills uas
hfty dollar note. Among the 500 bills was thoss two
numbers 1893 and lis The finder returning to THE
ONCE viii receive so each SOU. or the amount
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Kauai

The land of Hanakapiai, beyond Hanalei, on
Kauai is reported to have been recently sold by
the Government at private sale to a company Of
a valuable tract, and would have easily brought
$1,000 at public auction. The transaction deserves
scrutiny.
On the evening of Sunday, April LIST, heavy
thunderstorm burst over Lehua, Kauai lasting
about three hours 1t was the most severe storm
felt there for many years. p inches of rain fell
in is hours. The storm not accompanied
with wind, and little damage done. The
lightning was extremely vivid, and thunder heavy.
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EXPORTS.

For San FTanci.co- per Cha. Hansen, April 5-55j,-
4S5 lbs sugar
For Hong Kong, per Amy Turner April a-ilO cases
China vine, cs coral shells.
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IMPORTS

From San Francisco, per sucz April p-Full cargo OF
-oncral merchandise.
From Colonies, per Australia, April iith-2 boxes
sovercign Ce1OOO0 10 khds ale 81 incots tin Co s-
oats, IS ska potatoes, pkg sundrics.
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NOTICE.


NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THArIHAyE
IN leased all those certain lands situate iu Kuia
District OF Makawao, the Island OF Maui and known
rs the lands Of kanehamenui and ke1llhou. Nos s
and T. excepting the kueanas and al cattle horscs or
stock OF any Kind found running found rcspassin
these ands their owners will be prosecuted accord
ing 10 law. C1AS. A. BAILEY
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IN THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
I'm animals will be sold al Public auction 90
GElH the GOVERNMENT POUND. KOH0LA-
" " LOA, at IL NJ on MONDAY. April 18th
Bay Horse. peculiar brand: Black Horse. brand
unknown lump under the belly. crooked nose. white
Mares. brand unknown Bay Horse, right eve blind.
brand DE.
RI ESDAI. April i6th-i Bay Horse, brand right
side Mp, right fOreshoulder A.
g5s1ts A. II. KAAUKUU Pound Master
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NnTICE
HE BUSINESS OF THE FIRM OF

THE BUSINESS OF THE FIRM OF
Il Make & COUBTENEY, as Taro Planter. and
Growers and Manufacturers Of Paial at Waihes and
elsewhere in the Island Of Mani, has this day been
dissolved-the undersigned Charles b. 1fakcc viii con-
tnue the business and pay an liabilities doe IN respect
thereof. CHARLES b. MAkEE
ALBERT A. COURTENEY
Witness: Z. +. Ward, Atty. Waiuku. Mani
Dated the 3Oth day Of March, 1855 ars
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An interesting meeting of the Young Peoples
Christian Association, held at the house of Mr..
Taylor, Of Kohala, Hawaii, on Monday evening
April .. spirit of earnest work manifested.
All were united III the purpose of continuing reh
gious services and the Sabbath School while de-
priyed of pastor
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Mr.. Thomas Brown who has been treasurer of
the Anglican Church fund for number of years,
has resigned his position and Mr. Mark p. Robin
son has been appointed TO succeed hin.
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Rev. Geo. Wallace preached the first of series of
lectures on the Ten Commandments" on Sunday
evening at the Anglican Cathedral, his subject
being The Law OF Social Purity.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il been daily appointed Executor lt lhc Esfalc 1l N
j. ROSE. deceased. aud guardian % uis uirgT rls|
drcu. 40 persons having claIms against aa rstlfr
are hereby notified 20 present Che ufloai lHlr
and within sig months after tis date hrrcuf 1r IsF
viii be- forever barred. and ga persons ludrltra 81
said estate % makc immediate rarurut
T. a. scUAEf4H
Executor OF the VIII - NJ y. Rosr d.r.ltrf
H0uoiulu. February % i-sA rn
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Some heavy showers on the mountains during
the past week. has prevented the Superintendent of
Water Works from enforcing tine irrigation rules.
Water Is not superabundant vet.
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The trees the grounds surrounding The
residence Of Governor Dominis have at last beer
trimmed and the beauty of the premises is greatly
enhanced in consequence.
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The dead body Of a female Chinese child about
wears Of age. was found in the water near the
King street bridge yesterday morning.
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NOTICE.

ALL THOSE PERSONS WHO
n HAVE CLAIMS against the Estate OF NJ j.
ROSE deceased. and who have not az yet presented
the same TO the undersigned viii please do without
delay, and all persons Indebted 10 said Estate viii
please settle their accounts Jeforc the ts May a- Alter
that day all bills will be placed into the hands %
Collector r. A SCHAEFER
Executor
Honoluu. April 9Th iss8 g5e n
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The Russian corvette at present in the streau
will probably remain three weeks. On her de
parture she will most probably proceed direct {,
China
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Col. Curtis p laukea has been appointed to the
position of Privy Councillor to His Majesty, vsry
honorable position but Of uncertain tenure.
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The Ha.ard sails for the south to-day and will
be gone about six months. We wish Capt. Tierney
safe and prosperous voyage.
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a weeks vacation for the Government Schools
will commence on the 18th inst
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handsome bulletin board consisting Of the
headings of a very great variety of papers is out
side j. NJ. Dat, Jr., Il Co.'s store. 1t has been very
tastefully arranged by Mr.. Geo. H. Chase.
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Candidates for Legislative honors are already in
the field. -Four names are now being circulated
for popular support for the Parliament of 1884,.
Inc early bird, &c
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Capt. Pearson and the officers of the L. S. 5
WacHuseit will receive their friends on board to
morrow afternoon, from . to O'Clock.
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To LETT

FURNISHED, THE MOUNTAIN
il House % Rev. j. NJ. ALEXANDER sf OlInia Itr
hous. s beautifully siiuaieis has iul -a csief7F.
rhr5c bedrooms and an oldflahinuc Ore ni1rr Iarla
80 per zinnth. Parties wishing ne slSsr 1rr-
The coming SIMMER. should apply so1a Dr.
& u ALEXANDER.
afs sni naniaaaaurEa Nlaf
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rAyAL.
L ; Nachusctt, Pearson
HBI NJ coyette SHyesdnick, Kaiogcrus
Il G N Lcipsic
NERcnANTHrs.
Am brig W II Meyer Dtaucy
An bg Morning Star, Bray
Ger bk Hermann, Cooke
Brit sh Aberaman, Chapman
Br stmr Suez. Dodge
Am bk CaibariCn, Hubbard
Haw Tx kalakaua. Miller
An tern Eva. Wiknan
Am bktnc " II Dimond, Houdcit
Am bktne J A Falknburc Goodman
Am bktne Amelia Ncwha
Brit stmr Glenelg, Specify
An brig Hazard Tierhey
Am blk Kitsap, Rohlns0n
Rr stmf Madras
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Messrs Whitman & Wright have purchased the
business formerly carried by the decea ed ~ j.
Rose and will carry on the same at the old stand.
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The Oceanic Steamship sre- will sail for San
Francisco on next Tuesday the 18th inst at Pun.
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The Summer Tern of Punahou Preparatory
School commenced on the 9th inst.
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a COMMITTEES of the Planters Labor and Supply
Co. will meet the Government officers this after
noon to confer with reference to the Chinese
problem.
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HAWAII.

The thick smoke, which was reported last week,
as arising from the summit crater of Mamma Loa,
still continues to ascend; it can be seen on any
clear morning from Hilo.
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Jacky Dobra has been ashore in large numbers,
and seems to enjoy himself in spite of not under
standing a word of either English or Hawaiian.
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A concert by tho band will be given this evening
at the Hawaiian Hotel. II is in compliment to
the men-o f-war in port.
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Hilo was visited by a slight shock of earthquake
ON Monday, April 2nd, at $50 p. NJ. No damage
was DONE in fact people are 50 used to these slight
tremors that rnany took no notice
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The steamer australia will lepve for San Fran
cisco at 10 O'Clock this day. The regular mail
closes at the post-ofice at $50 a. IN. The late
letter bag will be kept open till $50 O'Clock.
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Dust or mud, mud or dust seem to be the two
extremes which meet the vayfarer in town or
country
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His German Maiesty.s corvette Lsipsie arrived
in port here on the 10th inst Il days from yalpa-
raise, Chile.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Arr Am bktne Elinor Vernon. Humphreys, from
New York
t-HIRM Nayesdnick, kaloureras, from Valparaiso
p Br stmr Suez Dodd from San Francisco
tfl-Am brig " u Meyer DELANEY. from San Fran
HONS Lcipsic, from Valparaiso
Am hk Kitsap. RohlnHnn, from Port Gamble
Br stmr Madras, from Honckong
ii-PhsS Australia. Tull0h, from Coouie
Sailed.
Apr 4-Bf bk Lady Lampsou, Marst0u for ban Frau
SO & o simr Oceanic, Davidson, for San Fran
Am biz Josephine. for a cruisc
Am bk Amy Turner Newell, for uuuCEcu-
III III .InhIlnn- nnl.- fnr LLrLnrIn
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NOTICE. :

EDITOR GAZETrE--J NOTICED
II for the first sine On the last issue ~ ftr tsrra
notice o. The dis-o nfcu o4 cgparugrsin qf ~ ar
% RkNIuN, hlNEN a Co. hereby give natIdf tttf
such notice OF dissolution sas puhs1rd H'l1Hlf rF
know ledge cuuse1t, aid The books - aid fcnr1
have not yet beeu taaHgei cannot. rr-ll slrl fr
said arm.
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PATENT Notice

WHEREAS a PATENT WAS -
w sued 90 Kiugshufy " Jarvis. on tlt 1afi l1si-
1rv last bv Che Minister u TIE ideIior ulifT 'as
Of this Kingdom. Tor Gas and Cane Irlsh Car fl1Ilr
Furnace this d. 90 warn 90 rrr4us against lrfTfr-
mrnt % the slid Patent
G. BREWER q COMPANY.
Agents 90 fhs 1airis furnser,e
Per J. o. CAnrEn sccy-
Honolulu. ehrnarv j.. lsrs a1f
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The officers of the Amateur Musical Society have
still 10 complain Of the books not being returned:
an earnest request is made that all those who have
books will return them on next Friday evening
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Chickens will have 70 roost pretty high during
the expected Chinese invasion.
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At the annual meeting of the German Club, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
term President W. c. Maertens; Vice President,
c. .. Berger; Secretary and Treasurer l.. Kruse.
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A midnight marauder raided the premises Of
Messrs. Castle d Cooke on the night Of the ith
inst. and attempted to gain access to the money
drawers Of the establishment but failed. None of
the stock of tine establishment was missing; the
amateur burglar is supposed TO be a boy.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

Stock Quotations, for April, 1882.
PRErARED By WILLIAM o. SMITH,
Stock Broker, No. IS Merchant Street, Honolulu
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The 500 pavilion still ornaments % the front
~ tho p,t,o.
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During one of tho heavy squalls which passed
or5f tho harbor on last sunday afternoon, the
attention q tie owner Of the yacht Addis was
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J,dd, c. j., and 4isstin, J-OpHi7H Of the Con-
BY Judd, c. j.
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ABOUT Town.
Mr.. ]. A. Messenger and family leave per s~s-.
Bon VOYAGE
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Last Thursday, a mechanic of this city, bad the
misfortune to lose package Of money amounting
TO several hundred dollars. Two of the bills Of
the denomination of 500 each, bore the register
numbers of 1858 and lis. Look sharply at the
numbers of 800 bills.
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Last Thursday, April 9th, was the day set apart
by our celestial fellow citizens for visiting the
graves Of their kindred and friends in Pauoa Val
ley. From early morn to dewy eve a constant
stream of pilgrims kept pouring up, and many
were the joss sticks burned and many were the
chickens carried thither. 1t may not be generally
known that there is quite large cemetery for
Chimes in panna WILEY.