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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-30
Prnttr Nnnr The Fnnt
of the office Of the Premier

SoeHe-One of the offices Of the Premier.
Enter prominent citizen of Kohala.
Prominent citizen transaots his business, and j
about to retire.
The Pyemisr-Ahem, Mr.. Blank; about tina
statue there has been considerable expense attend
ing the setting Of it ups and there is still consid
cradle sum owing.
=. C.-Yesi am sorry to hear it.
TIE PreSier-Well, what are you going to d.
about It.
P. C.-Oh suppose the Statue Committee viii
have 10 attend to that.
The Py1Hiey'-But my dear sir, the Statue Com
mittee, Of which among other things, am Chair
man, have funds!
P.C.-Ah, am again sorry aside; this does not
interest me. What is he driving att
The PreHueT'-But where, my dear sir, has the
money gone which was collected in the district
There quite a sum subscribed.
p. C.-Why the large company that was sent to
Kohala, eat that up; the Sheriff could not be e1.
pected 10 feed them at his own expense.
The P,eHiier-But l am not going TO pay this
deficit out of my pocket. have paid out enough
already. Consider the disgrace of having that
work Of art seized for debt.
r. CAS- far as | am concerned, do not intend
10 subscribe another dollar. have given what
can afford, and l shall give no more.
The PreHueT-Why, what can you be thinking
Of The Committee have absolutely no funds, and
you who are benefited by the presence of the
statue must pay the deficit,
Pei assure your Excellency, that not another
dollar shall come out Of my pocket.
The Premier Consider what will happen; why
the statue will have to be brought TO Honolulu
and sold.
PEA very excellent idea. Bronze is eight
cents pound. How much does the statue weight
The PrtinieT-About three tons.
7. C.-There is the solution of your difficulty;
sell your statue for old bronze at cents pound,
and you will not only defray the expenses, but
perhaps have a small margin. Good day.
And the Premier bowed his head and mourned
over the unregenerate heart of that citizen who
wouldn't open his purse strings. Poor Kameha-
meha statue; not only has the grand old oOnqueror
been hanged in effigy, but there seems pruba-
bility that his semblance may after all fill the
Smelling Works OF The Honolulu Foundry.
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British Benevolent socioty's Ball

Last Thursday, subscription ball, under the
auspices of Her Britannia Maiesty's Commissioner
and the members of the British Benevolent SOci-
ETY., given ut the Music Hall. The Committee
on decorations had done their work admirably and
series of tastefuly festOoned icis, with few flags
added very much TO the appearance of the Hall.
Shortly after eight o. clock the guests began to as
semblo and constant stream continued TO pour
in till after half past nine Upwards of 80 people
must have been present. On arrival the guests
were received hy the reception Committee consist
ing of Messrs. G. Il. Henson, A. Sheppard, Ale1an-
der Mckibbiu and A. r. Atkinson. The Pro-
grammo, n very well selected one, consisted of 16
dances, and the floor managers did their duty we'll
seeing that every who wished TO dance should
have ample opportunity. On this Committee were
Messrs. ii. X. Macfarlane, Il. w. HOldswOrth, L..
j. Levy, G.. II. Luce ir.. N. u. Monserat and j.
tional Anthem was played 10y the Band, and then
dancing was commenced and kept up with spirit.
At twelve the scene at the back Of the stage was
drawn back and supper was served Messrs. Hart
Bros. had provided an excellent collation. which
wis done ample Justice 10 10y all present. After
supper dancing was resumed and continued till an
early hour IN the morning. Among the guests
present were IL. X. II. the Princess Lihuokalani,
n. Il. II. the Princess I.ikelike. Gov. Dominis,
Hon. A. s. Cleghorn, His EI the Minister Of For
eign Affairs the Members of the Diplomatic and
Consular Corps, and number Of our most promi-
nent citizens.
The affair WAS omnenty successful a social
gathering and Honolulu may claim 10 have wor-
thily celebrated the birthday of that Sovereign
whose throne remains
mistaken still
Broad based upon her peoples viii,
And comprised by the inyiOlate sea-
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The scientific party on board the U. S. S. Hart
ford, which sailed from Callao March I'D, for Car
oline Island in the South Pacific, TO observe the
Solar Eclipse occurring May 9th, are hourly
expected in port here from Hilo,wIth the Hurt
ford. The party consists of Professor L. $. Hol-
den, Of Washburn University, Madison, Wis, who
is chief of the party; G. II. Rockwell of larry town,
n. Y through whose personal efforts the expedition
was planned; DR.. G. $. Hastings, of John Hopkins
University, Baltimore: f. d. Preston of the United
States Coast Survey; Ensign 5. j. Brown, of the
United States Naval Observatory and w. Upton,
of the United States Signal Service. Two English
Scientific gentlemen, Messrs II. A. Lawrence and
C. Ray Woods, of South Kensington, are with the
party. The American expedition was planned by
the Academy of Sciences. The English members
we're sent by the Royal Geographical Society, and
especially TO do Photographic work They were both
members of the English expedition which observed
the Eclipse of last May at Upper Egypt The
United States Coast Survey improved the opportu-
nifty TO take pendulum observations at Flint Island
and also at these islands and at San Francisco.
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terested, viz the parents of pupils with the sole
purpose at all costs to. iniure Just one man-let
education DO injured ignominy indeed, perhaps
on the one riember who humbly licked the hand
Just raised 70 Ehed his self respect.
Paterfamiiias tells that sit is the duty Of the
people to submit he has learnt his lesson we'll.
Il IS not the GAZETTE that has viliied, j. e. made
vile the government, but the ministers themselves
who have very completely done so.
Finally what does Paterfamilias mean by dds
missed for ever indulgence in that that Is held 90
be dear and interesting TO himself and his patronsl
will tsvaurs obetiientlyi' exnlaini
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Letter From H. Dimond. Esq.
HONOLULU. NAV 18th. 1889.

HONOLULU, May 18th, 1883.
Mn. ATKINSON, DEAR SR:-Your manly and dig
nified protest against this corrupt government,
meets the approval of all its real friends 1t is
written IN the memory of the living, and will stand
or the pages of history.
The well-being of society, and the interest of
Christ's kingdom, are more or less connected with
a good government and the One who reigns above
has this more at heart than any of us who are
fretting the present state Of affairs; and He
in his own good time and way, will send relief.
The triumphing of the wicked is short! Petty
spite and persecution aims 10 take away the sup
port of your family, bit fedr not; your superior
abilities are appreciated in this community and
We hope that your efforts for the good of this
ton, may be speedily crowned with success.
Yours truly, HI. DTMOND.
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A Perfect Picture.

Sure rome should better know how sweet
The tenure Of Official seat
Than one who every momept buys
Al such high rate the gaudy prize.
One who fer this so long has borne
The scoWl Of universal scorn;
Has seen distrust IN every look,
Has heard In every voice rebukc;
Exulting yet, - home he goes
Prom snedSinE friends and plying foe.
That, shun him. ioathe him II they will.
He keeps the seals and salary still.
And, ruth 10 say, to say II must be pleasant
To be Minister at present;
To make believe TO guide the realm
Without a hand upon the helm:
And wonder what with such a crew
A pilot e'er should find TO do
To hold what people are content
To fancy Is the government.
And touch extremely little Of Il
Except discrcdit and the profit.
-p0lirirdf Srffrsr prnff isgq
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Toledo, o., editor thus explains how he was
"buttonholed:" Look herel don't want to button
hole you with any political intentions; but if you
have a minutes time, let me tell you something
that may benefit your readers" well what is it p
We remarked 70 our old friend and subscriber as
he stopped us in front of the Body House. ~ was
only going TO remark that st. Jacobs Oil, of which
you publish notice in your paper, is really the
best remedy for rheumatism in the country; tried
it, and so have of my friends, for serious all
ments, and Ill be hanged if it amt entitled to the
medal We cheerfully make space for the above
candid opinion Of one of our readers.
The swiftest relief in the shortest time is pro-
cured by using st. Jacobs Oil.
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HON. W. JAS. NMlIH,
Secretary Of tho Board Of Education:
DEAR SB.-I have received your note, dated
MAY 18th and beg 90 say in reply, that after hay
ing served the Board for five years, that IS from
April 1873 10 the present time think it due 10 me
professionally as a teacher, that the Board should
specify reasons for Diminishing from the post of
Principal Of Fort Street School in this city. will
feel obliged if you will kindly inform the Board OF
my request.
have the honor to be, yours faithfully,
ALAIAU T. ATKINSON.
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION,
sHHaH. $500

A. 4. ATKINSON. DEAR Sm.-ln reply TO your in
qury Of the 2lst inst. the President of the Board
of Education has authorized me TO say, that in re-
moving you from the position Of Principal of the
Fort Street School IN this City, the Board had -
desire disparage your professional reputation as
n teacher TO ignore the fidelity with which your
duties IN that capacity have been discharged dur
inc your connection with this Department; but II is
thought by the Board 20 be Inappropriate to main
tain in its service as instructor Of youth, any
one engaged in journalism who derides the Sow
ereign. and ondeavors TO bring contempt on the
Government. Your Obedient Servant,
W. JAS SMITH, Secretary.
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PATENT NOTICE.
NNIIl,I

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il been duly appointed EzeeuioTs Of the viii OF
HUGH TENNENT deceased, an persons having claims
against said Estate hcrebT notified present the
same without delay and within six months from date
hereof they will be forever hafred and al persons
ment {. y. ARNOLD.
q. z. RICHARDSON.
Executors Of the VIII OF Hu.h Tcuncnt.
UiIn Hawaii April eth. Isl. 20 IN
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We make no comment at present, beyond not
ing that criticisms ON the hing have ever been
temperate. and such all subjects have right to
make any sovereign, a right We will exercise IN
any country, never transcending our legal bounds,
and secondly that anything that may have ap-
peared in the GAzETTl5 however damaging would
not have brought more contempt on the present
lrnrnhi nm iisnlf
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llrH c{drrrfsrmrHfs.
NOVICE !

IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
i Terms Of the Charter the biennial MEETING
Of the MEMBERS Of the QUEENS HOSPITAL
SOCIETY viii be held On SATURDAY, the 9Th July
ISs3. at ALIIOLANI HALE, at 20 A. NJ.
pes Order. 1. A. SCHAEFER.
qtq % Secretary
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NOVICE

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
III Guardian Of N. MAHUkA. son Of the laie ~.
Mahuka deceased and attorney in fact foi LuukatrL
widow Of the said n. Mahuka deceased. al persons
arc hereby requested % settle al matters pertaining 10
the Estate Of said u. Mahuka, deceased vita the m
dersisncd and they are hereby notified that M simon
K. Kasi has no authority Whatever IN the MAILER.
A. ROSA, Guardian
Of N Mahuku, minor and Attorney in fact Tor Luuk3i
wi widow Of the late n Mahuka, deceased
Honolulu, Nay 18Th, l5e3- 20 I'm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-30

A report has been received in this city that
case Of small pox was discovered at kohala. No
credence should be placed in the rumor however,
as IL lacks confirmation by reliable persons
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-30

Casper the slayer Of the Two men at Hilo has
asked permission and been refused the privilege
of carrying concealed weapons while IN this city.
He was discharged from the prison where he was
awaiting trial on the sd inst.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-30

The Hawaiian bark Ldy G,uot arrived in port
sunday from San Francisco via Mahukona- She
-incs 1900 bricks 10 Mr.. George Lucas.
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The Eva road Is closed temporarily TO permit the
erection Of a bridge by somebody or other who
will receive an unknown amount from the Gov
eminent for the construction. Tenders were not
called for. so all that Is known is that bridge is
being built
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-30

Mr. auckland has been appointed TO look afte
tine Collecting exhibits for the Boston Exhibition
lie left by the steamer yesterday, intending t
visit Kohala, Hilo and kona
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-30

We hear that the symphony Club propose TO
I'VE concert shortly An excellent programme
being made up.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-30

The presence of the moon is no excuse for drlv-
ing without lights several parties arrested dur
ing the past week ascertaiued.
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All Of the consular flags were displayed and
many American vessels in harbor swung their en-
signs 10 the breeze on the 9th inst, m honor Of
good Queen Vic's birthday Few business houses
yere closed
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Blasting operations have proceeded during last
week in the excavation being made for the new
building near the corner Of King and Nuuanu SIS.
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The fiery untamed steeds attached to drays have
attracted considerable notice during the past week
by the rapid manner in which they are again being
driven by drivers.
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WATER NOTICE I

owing TO TIE SCARCITY OF
~ WATER, the Hours for Irrigation will be limited
10 hours per day. from 10 S M. and from 10 D.
M, until further notice CHAS. B. WILSON,
supt Water Works
U,no1ufu NAY 9Th lisa 90 G
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O rkentins Rifk7tdt, Capt. Cutler, arrived
q, iere on the 18th inst, - days from Port
fehd. She brings full cargo OF lumber.
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Rev. DR.. hyde and family 20 10 the Coast ON The
next mail steamer. We wish them a peasant
innrncy and safe return
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To-day at 10 a. m. the Posts of the Grand Army
~ the Republic stationed in this CITY, Will prooeet
20 Nuuanu Cemetary and decorate the graves o
American soldiers and sailors.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-30

Luminous paint has been used by Mr. Strate-
meyer our local artist. in painting one of the
can now escape Distinguishing their location IN
the dark.
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and favorable result
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Superintendent Wilson, has determined to strict
" enforce the irrigation notice issued by HIM, the
continued lack of rain reducing the water supply
20 an extent that vastefulness now is criminal
negligence
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The Hawaiian schooner .Julia, is now the
Marine Railway and will receive n thorough over
hauling.
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The Visitors Register at the Y. NJ. G. A.
vooms does not display the names of all visitors
TO the rooms, probably on account Of the absence
cf pen and ink.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-30

The Gospel temperance meeting held At the
Bethel on Saturday evening was well attended and
was presided over by DR. Hyde
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The Cleaners Society meet next Saturday at
? p m in the schoolroom Of the congregational
church. Fort sirnet
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The latest news relating 10 the steamer Madras
is that she sails to-day for Victoria b. G.
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The annual public examination of the students
Of the North Pacific Missionary Institute will be
held at Kawaiahao Church Saturday morning.
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rs has been received that the schooner Me
,r,is was ashore at Lanai. The particulars re-
riding the disaster have not yet come 10 hand.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-30

Meslrs Lyons & Devey's spacious varcrooms IN
Beaver Block, will undoubtedly be crowded with
buyers on the occasion Of the notable sale Of fur
niture. etc ON Friday June list
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-30

On Thursday and Friday of last week the tnor-
Inometer in the shade, at noon, registered -
and in consequence thereof, several of our solid
citizens quoted Hamlet.
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On Saturday the wind hauled 10 the southland
and kept in that quarter all day, as consequence
the weather Was omfortable.
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Now that the birthday of the Queen of England
is disposed of il is in order TO celebrate the birth
day OF England's offspring, the United States, and
on the coming " Fourth
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-30

The Band concert at Emma square, last Satur-
day afternoon was very well attended and amongst
those present were their Hghnesses Princess Lydia
and Princess Iikelike.
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Yesterday Mr.. A. G. Ellis, the stock broker, dis
posed of $4,000 worth of Plantation Stocks. Not
a bad days work for the orphan.
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Mr.. John 4. Waterhouse ir., who has been dan
gerously III Of typhoid fever, has, 1t is pleasure
20 say, almost entirely recovered.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-30

Tier Britannia Majesty's Commissioner and Con
sui General held reception at his residence on
the oath Of MAY; calls were made by Governor
Dlruinis. attended by Major A. Rosa, Hon. ). :.
Oeriporu the members Of the Diplomatic and
Consular corps and a number OF British citizens.
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The bar room and billiard room Of the Pantheon
Saloon are being very hansomely frescoed Mr..
Al. Kohm, who has the work in hand IS thorough
artist in this line, and has produced really fine
ceiling.
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Harry fei6zsdee. a resident of this city, while
taking hide IN baggage wagon, on the 2iih inst
was thrown out and Sustained compound frac-
ture Of the left leg. DIR. Mc3rew was called on by
the sufferer aud be received the needed attendance,
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Preparations are in progress 10 send forward
another lot Of lepers 10 Molokai. from Kakaako.
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The 4. S. Frigate HaJtfor9 arrived at Hilo on
Thursday afternoon. May 2ith, with the Astronom-
ical party ON board who went 70 Caroline Island
to see the solar eclipse on the 9Th MAY. A party
of fifteen started for the volcano ON Saturday
morning.
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Last Thursday evening there was large social
gathering at the residence of that iovial merchant
Mr.. D1ckey, at Haiku. The affair was pleasant
one. Haiku has always taken the lead in things
of this kind.
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The Trustees Of the Queens Hospital Will hold
= semi-annua meeting at the room of the Cham
ber of Commerce next Wednesday, June 9Th. On
July 9TH the biennial meeting Of the members Of
the Association will be held IN the Government
building.
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The Sabbath School connected with the Foreign
Church of Iio, held a most interesting service on
Sabbath evening May 2Oth at the Church. II con-
sisted of singing and exercises by the little folks.
The Church was filled to its utmost and all pres
eni expressed themselves as highly pleased and
benefited
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One of the boilers at Costa's mill gave out on
Thursday. May 18th. 1t was an old one and can
not be repaired. II reduces the capacity of the
mill about one half, as with but one boiler steam
cannot be made sufficient to both grind and evap-
crate, hence grinding must be done one day and
evapOrating the next.
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The Love Of God " was Pastor CruzSn S theme
on Sunday morning and in The evening he preached
n - Memorial sermon IN cummemoratlun OF
Decoration Day Post Geo De Long, Grand
Army of the Republic attended at the evening ser
vice in 4 BODY.
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Mr.. AtIzinson's Dismissal

We publish the following correspondence, not
for any private reasons but called for by artl-
cles which have appeared in the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser:
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
u.
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The revised and corrected programme of the
llth Of June races appears in this issue.
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Principal u lie Fort Street School:
DEAR Su,.--I am directed by the President of
the Board of Education, who has been authorized
bv tie Board in the matter. 10 communicate 10
YOU that your services as Principal Of the Fort
Street School in this city will not be required by
the Board after the 18th of June next.
l have the honor TO be,
your obedient servant,
w jas. SWIM. SeCretary.
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s5O REWARD

WILL BE PAID BY THE UNDER
w signed for such information viii lead 10 the
conviction " the party parties who took my well
known saddle horse j" Darling out Of my stables on
Thursday night last May sIth) and having Edden the
same hard returned it TO the stable WHOM very heated
Il drank water too freely and foundcrcd.
Wg q CLARENCE MACFARLANE.
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schooner arrived at Hilo on Wednesday. May
2lst, with 100 bags sugar from Hakalau planta-
tion, which was at once transferred to tie EDima
CigHdHu for shipment To San Francisco.
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HAWAII.
The King arrived at Hilo ON Thursday, May 2ith,
from kohala. per LikcfiLr.
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AIIT.

IL As a rumor well authenticated that Mr.. Marlin,
who occupied the position Of head outside man on
the SpreCkols plantation has resigned.