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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

A meeting Of the Honolulu Bar was held on
Thursday morning at which eulogies were pro.
nounced on the late Elisha H. Allen, formerly
Chief Justice, by several members, and appro.
pirate resolutions passed. Lack Of space forbds
further notice this week.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

Prof Hitchcock delivered the first of his
course of scientific lectures last night at the
Lyceum under the auspices of the Y. NJ. C. A.
His subject was, "What may be learned from
Niagara Falls" We are unable to give an ex-
tended notice in to-day's Press.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

The U. S. s. Laekawanna arrived on Thurs.
day, forty-two days from Callao, Peru. She
reports that French manof.war left Quay.
aquil about a week ahead of her, and that II.
b. NJ. s. 1fntiRe was to follow from Callao in
few days. Following is list of the officers
Of the Lacka,oanna.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

Sailing vessels from the islands to the Coas,
have made good passages Of late. Those com
ing this way have been detained within sight
OF the Islands by battling winds.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ladies and Gentlemen visiting San Francisco will
find very desirable Furnished Rooms En- Suit and Sin
gle at No. r37 MontgomeryiSt., Corner Bush Mrs.
Il. Honey. formerly Of Honolulu.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

Island steamers and schooners have had to
contend with heavy surf at some of their land
ings and in some places were unable to dis.
charge or take on cargoes.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

Governor Stoneman, of California, has mp.
pointed ]. j. Ayers. of Los Angeles, formerly
editor of the Honolulu Daiiy Hryahi, Super
intendcnt Of the state printing Office.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

1t was falsely reported this morning that the
Snes was of Maui in tow Of the hJkINea HdH.
The schooner AMHa was seen in company with
the latter vessel.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

J. NJ. Davidson Esq, left for the Coast 10y
the ". o. I,7oin on Thursday, and expects to
be absent sometime.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

The U. S. S. Lacka7Oanna which arrived
from Callao on Thursday, has, among her Off
GERS, several who have been in Honolulu before
and are well known to many residents.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

In to-day's Press is resumed the publication
OF the interesting " "Reminiscences" articles on
old times in Hawaii, and hope to continue
them withou, another break TO their close.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

The government and consular flags were at
hali-mas, on Thursday out Of respect to the
memory Of the late f. H. Allen, Hawaiian
Minister to the United States.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

Among the passengers who arrived by the
australia, were Mr.. ii. w. Severance, Hawaiian
Consul at San Francisco, and Prof c. ii.
Hitchcock Of Dartmouth college.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

Two men Of the crew OF the bark Hermann
made cowardly and brutal assault on the cook
fthat vessel las, Saturday. They were prompt.
ly arrested and confined.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

In our supplement will be found the paper
read by Hon. A. +. Judd, on Thursday even
ing Of last week, before the Y. NJ. c. A.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

The annual meeting of the Athletic Assoeia.
ton will be held on Friday evening next,
FEBRUARY q d. A part Of the business will be
election Of officers
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

The /niid sailed Tor the Gilbert Islands last
Tuesday with 1853 adults and Io children
from those islands; she also carried passcn-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

The placing Of the LtAna on the Likehkef
route and other temporary steamer changes
have made business lively for the schooners.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

theme Sunday morning, and doubt and
Duty" in the evening.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

The remainder of the account Of the Hama
murder case, continued from last week, will
appear in our next, as we have not space for i,
this week
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

The schooner Emma lies on the beach at
Waianae She has been abandoned and will
be sold by the underwriters.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

lar S. +. correspondence in the present issue
will be found interesting.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

An editorial on the Afocyti5ey'S views Of the
segregation Of lepers, and other matter, is un.
avoidably crowded out.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

The regular annual parade Of the Fire DE.
parment, on the Sd Of February, will be post.
poned to the Coronation.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

Tine Supreme cour, adjourned last Monday.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

The attendance at Mr. wray Taylors tenth
organ recital, al ST. Andrews church last Tues.
day evening, drew out the largest attendance
u any u the series, and shows that they are
growing in popularity. The singing BY Miss
Aichiels was highly spoken Of Following is
ahe psocsammc,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

THE PRE.kiER rs. 4 FREE PRESS.
EpIroR Pass The Assvtts0 Of Jan.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27

EoR sALE-A FEW DESIRABLE FouhTs
u Nee JOB Typs- Appiy - this c4c<-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-27
c0rm advertisements.
STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

The annual meeting ot the stockholders Of the Hak,
Sugar Company will I've held at the Office Of Castle
Cooke at 4. ", February 20, 1854
J. b. ArHERJoN,
iso-N Secretary n. S. Go.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09
pesth Of N Iun- z Ru.h

On the morning Of the Sch INST a riliiuz patty
cluzlstl-l-- Of Mss BOYD Mr. J. Z. Bush Ms. Il
Bsrtsiua N and Col J. h Boyd left the Residence
lf the latter vita the 1steEsibis purpose q paying
a visIt % Cob BoyJ-s mother az kail1a- Oaha-
Tie party Eers seen passing along By The icl
l1-e on The ls7zluu r1ld about 10 A r. .-lIl- Il
r. sls7 ca1fs-- and Eh1f followed IS -ieazed fun
re q the party livery thing vent plsasalflF and
vel zutiI the lsVei r1ad Eas reached past r. fvs
ullls house and a. a SPOT where the road h Level
bot paved With stones which are very Uneven Cod
Boyd and Ars. HerielllilEn we're riding ahead and
Mss nlga and Mrs. Bash close behind. followed
hT two sgrTllts WIN were also 10 The party Mr.
bual horse 1ruppsd Intn a tr1t here aEd the lady
pulled Inn up trying % change the trut % l1ps
lie lCrsa -lFz1zr slllk back &C his hE1ncles and
Mrs. blsl Dosing her bold On the geIus feI over
lacllVargis striking her head on a stone. cstusI1-
he bl1Ud Cd tvE pllllsig slii 1.s1 -au1erIr hel
useu-l.l- Ass1-lllcl EEs IMMEDIATELY rendered
= taa fallen ldT b laE ci-npanl1us and her cuu-
-lzllu -ll5a1 COL Boy O. rstur1 o. a bruak nccz
pace o. The lcg Works, from which pllcH be tale-
ph1ue'i t1 The sI-g for miical All AID other 1sis
lance
piaasur1 party. lcrlpyl.ll lE11lretsg. c1uliug
Eluuc- the uucla vls tentiaret sid used a. eiluvsT
he o. AIRED aalT b. tie city and b. her rssileuce.
UlGru she vas immediate " waited On by Dr. Truu-
szaIz I-l. Dr.. Br1liie Eh1 bad been samnuuued By
Col Boyd EEtmlua1I1l disclosed that the zkuli
lll been -rl.tlrsi and the eumatuse Cgrdiiiau q
Mr. Bash precllilai any hDpe x her rBcuTsry and
a. a - o. r. shn hueaahetl her Last Tae sad uaEs
Il tll llIry lad been quickly TrlIn Ilciesl and az
t-euls El1se alzll1l sl1ullliLT Els t1ruad mo
1aar-fsls Wlllt q ErlGf az her sudden takInz
away A-s lil vas LEr Flfe u HIS EFcHlerrg
the Minister q lie Interior and the u1ther q az
cLlld-Er-
rs Er-zl.ne7 lha sIlaatsro e Finaanr on ID.
1sIr1 u lie Government Chartered the staans-
@.faasH M-Hr- Capt Macinu1id- and Dispatched
her a. 6-id o. r. Ga t-tth MT b. NiL!ils1ui. carry
nc NJ g. = 's1I.cs a. spel1l cfsseuCsr 20 cuu-
VI Tie sad sliags - Minister B1sk- Fho Va a;
kllall with Ha4 M .gstF participating N the ere
-luulHs z The zrTelllug q The stltls q ktmeha-
uela- Tie nor rErur-al - -l1nf ely az y 11au
the I'll ilst-, having nllsie ne e1Fn ZIP fruu
MIIu zauI g. llls PM n j h1les. NJ. Hllh r.
-ur1ed By he veszei- and va nlet az rirvharf By
lis EzssllgucT J n kap-na. and driven - hIs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

Shortly AFTER the Nsslr,,. had drpr4Sd ar-hor q
beetrre unticeahic frcni the fuss and huttrl
amongst the Band - Hcash officials that s,rne
thing was wrung and ca inguiring AmoEgst their
q was fuund thai no FsrnafSSfun bad hecn given O.
the Rssrts 10 enter, and thew soerned b h
dceht whether The vessel wueid be blown up by
the Il ic guns q the BSard. CO scnttled Al hss
uooringS Further inquiry for the rrason u Cars,
Bradley 2eiion IN thus entering vas revealed b
reruSiiic lctter which was written and signed by
The President Of the k,ara Of Health and The frss
paragraph II which rvads by order u the Rc9ra
ct hctlth the steamship hsa'ras Will be permitted
% enter port. and land her Chinese T,sscnrcrs ia
cuarauttae under the follpVing conditions" rhis
vas r-Sxrird BY Capt. bradley as a permission b
cou,e inside. Shortly after drcpping anchor he
reccived intelligence that the letter quoted was
nsN Infentcd as IcrfniSSfnn 10 eater Captain
Bradley desiring 30 comply with the laws and
wishing 10 reStify his errnr OF uiisconstruction
without any orders frnrn the ofcialS Immediately
gut ~ anchor again and retlrnci 10 his old an
ehogagv outSide the spar buoy. vhcrr. Ne - 10
prpsS b. = Again stAtiouei.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

Eur san Fraazlscg. pr z v AIzsy, May "a rlisgt
E-r Per. rUsusrsd- pr Lirsir Msrzaar- Nv a-UI
~ : h1rru-I- 2 ri lrer and se11aurs
Evr Nan and Bfuail per IuulaaL May 81 R5eh-
s--i<en Ead u-fs- Mss n saw NJ wIufr- a1I sh-g~
zhlcr-rr Wc'isv, " e Plr1raILs- A Ut-as-. ~ n
Primer. : >e-
Per Hsnsi. pr & 4 Bi.a1u. MAJ i-F Hieau.sua.
t--n Nan and Mock pr LchHa- Mry 90 C-1a.
~ Peterson M,ss n Bauuiscrr N : A Bluui.5-r.
n Nls-
Er-11 kth1llf. pr kil1n-s u5u- M4r5-E -.
NJ \ rr-- -a1s NJ "A eri. % W1-uer- n y Laalrrrl
20 talS1tsr- "a tssu and uifc A BErr11- s-3 wife
p ? baIas-l- 4 kepcisaL
E7guH Naull, s-r jas Nzkrr. Ny 5-Nrs Woi-hga.e
tle chi't- q Farnirn-rr
Frvm " nduara Forts. per LIE-llAr. M OH Il
lart~-. v >hilmH1. Mr. No. A-l1ra " Lau-sner.
KY 4 lumgl. lusrkt-kl A O. AIrEHna-r = : r.. z
y Mo-, LsVis. Mr. LaHaah. NJ. wuodua-4 :
tl-r hla--ae.- NJ Alral and lIlgIlsrl IAN
All-. Ian -. D B1lfuHr ~ kaaatinaf Pa.
1lar " y ll,rnarI.- p . LeT-r Er1uu M AHA
L1rae, Mr- Nallrrs, A u H-~n
stsEi Egn-Sou= per Ji,g % r.s.s. Nly s-5ls Chi-
reese MN --1n-s.
Er-Hl = Mcha-is- per A,s--sl.1r, NlE so rgz.l-
-l--r ti1uli .ra1.s.
Ergn Ssuh >ea-, PER sliIa, M SO assr-rs 20
bcIr- q lm11il--I-irH
Fer MsIckri and Man 1sr LrH11 MI VII
HalI-r Father lunlen. ~ Z fe-lisr rnr.
For san F-nnrl-cr- PER CRY of rskf1. MlT 600 T.
sss'-sv and family. { AIIer and vie James J1r
tI1 . e. lilllir aif sIrI.v Z % HfT - .IFr N
L1sruE and 1I1..h-1r M e y M1sag NJ z n Mo
Vs. krzs AESce QpfersslE Erstn,un, A ua-nr-
sl'ec'h-e.s z penc-u. Williams. : Ugsha-'l- NJ
a-r2HH = 2 t--71rr. and 9 -f-sr1.s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

S11le DAYS 60 a request Fzs INSIDE By ths sgsuts
II tie Hsf-rs- D he Presirsu- Il he Bard Il
Hsalll- b al1T t1rrs ph7sicians b visIt IL
Eufers and rHpCrr ca tbs c1nsillluu q tlr pas
sgrrHrE a. reclrIis thei- h-alfh add shs Frsserrr
q s1al PIX Is.aust rhsns- e i staasi "a -1o,l
authurf-T tll1 AZ the ure sunt psrrlllasi1u
E1uld - gwen Later hn-erer the rsgzesf sc
lcref.ed q and &C -a1ua-dT tEe ia INST. DuL
rzsr q izspecrou- After slrzf1l iaql1r7 ard
llTssr-a13uu the E1-aa medical -autleuIel a--usi
af . VIVID b. perfectly safe 81 t-n general hsxltt
- sl-1v he vesssi O. enter t1e harh1r and lad
,hs ralseugHrl an. alsl the clr-D N g1nrEuflus-
Tier rsuurl vas mad. % ne President q thF
hdz-i q Eea-E- y n frii=nl bn- a. yef - acsi1u
has hcen Eaien and taa Mrffss sui rsrnafzs n
he EzrbcE, Tying her gsilnv f1E AID r=strir.ed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09
lLAl

AE1tlzr cd rlsilaut has departed tins LIE. Mr.
John B1a-Julll u 1iEkITa1 Man dad n hE
-1l's residence az klhllui- Nam. On SATURDAY,
u1rnIz- Nay Irh, after l1u- AID painful illness
Mr. BCa-tulu vas A lItrTH Of tie uIted STATE,
and has been resident Of these Islands silra Is44
3 The deceased -gutemau a-e vas s. years
mouths and days. The funeral took place FROM
as sons RESIDENCE on Sunday morning n II
J'cl1cE- lIr- BoEuiullE CINE acr1ss the R1-kl
M1uutlIls 10 I,ti-4. - WashIn-tuI Tertiary
and very s1r-iV after come b these Islands uheri
b. has resided ever srlcs with the exception 1f &C
-suull visits b the Sta-es He leaves one sou AM
1ua dlE-hter. NJ g. Z Br1adza1. collector d
haallli, and Mrs. : v L heuney. Of Waihes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

Eprrcx Gk.ETrE;-Noar C,iitosial article Of the
N inst, placsS nv ooniuct IN connection with the
suit a-ainsi ksy. Il. Il Parker in = wing hght.
Il vas Nj. Parker dong thai the purchase Of
tins Land frutn the natives gas forred up.,n me.
shall ask for sFtoe for explanations next week.
bcins tco busy to make them nov, bat beg you
VII tnSert this in ycur next isSnc.
am Sir. ypurs truly. NJ Ross
kAne,,hp Nav Ii lSSl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09
COMMERCIAL.


ku-iH-ss -iuSs ast v-liia- "a ecrc oH ~ ssru
q rs vay TIE sia,r e ea-incss f1r re seek
Htst eeiug runu-ctei uith u,artrrs crrrrc-rtly A.
rhsEf t-ate IN - rlrius gr--illtiss t-v-rnt-l
Ca rtcr - rE-chs-er- - ha-uc-s csta b
--saT-ts rs r~u.si-ea Carr ne arrival fIcnt Ctt
= Nrhsras o. ~ stsa--s- Aee--eidia ufth :
rh-e rl - lerr k1nis- art lsr-r sal1her - Fursa
Euerr tuut-rants ard ths lftv 81 fuktr frsr Hu1-
kru< sifh Nai.e-= t--li-aurs haFr hrru re rverf.
= ~ WI - aher eriu- c-7rCia 1 raiag go Ger
-'sutrr- a. tAts -e.sssn-
m tnpu-ts ~ IT, ueek c.n.isl % tse car-ces
1-rashi - "a rc-se's ss-re nf1-d- censi-lin. %
-cueral -tcrchasdIs--
u ~ D " AZ b u. 49, ~ 4 e - y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09
0rH Embellishments.
WATER NOTICE

OWING To THE SCARCITY OF
" WATER the Hclrs Tor I5riraiicn vil b. nmitrd
% lQurs pcf lag. i1ulI 20 and frum 70 p
m uatil further uotic1- CMA>. B. WILSON.
Sapt W1tcr Work.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09
FISHERS
Champagne Cider ManufactorY,

uLuHA STREET, HONOLULU.
Tlis Health iEVI-1rI-l BGVar-e is f1r s1 rs All The
Lrs1iu- -1I111s Il tEa City
u-izrs from the Other Islands Promptly Attended 90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

he NAY uuribsr q tks raunthly Journal A r IT,
& s. 40. i - hand E1d like the prsvioas uuu-
hc-s : fril q readtn- matter. Mr.. fuepue has
rgducgd the stocksf items N tn current number,
5li has addsd an extra anuunt q sslectiuus frurl
furvi.-1 Authors
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

Tbs Hsruu.aa = san hove DIVE and rrrsirS trv
heInS rSpidiy p1shed furvz-l Frun SEWARD
ths viez Of hsr bic blAck hail Is novcl aud trur1
lauduard thc WV obt1inahls Ct hgr DICK y sh-
carvcned r-,sstiuu. i iuterustiuE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

Other aalhtirrs Are bSfng raa3s 10 he uurnhef
q reirctnrirs thrs ctty. hy the inicnied sssab
ne ru,crl,s VIZ tn - pelrro-icu ard Wtn.isur
18th 1u kinz- srrp,-t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

Ihe Hz~ailta schccner Jslia arrived In port
here On the eth INST. 81 DAYS frp-a Jsluit. She
hrials Is uuraer and ~ rsen q the Board q In
us,r1run. Aavsrss ui1ds prevented Captain
Hrlltzd frcrn making qzicker raSSaye.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

rhs rsaaiu, roorn q th- Y. NJ c. A. Is uGw Cpcu
daily frufu - A. NJ. % p. NJ AID oaers %
str1n,vrs AID ths pahlic ,vnerally an opportunity
O. rad writr. - chal he huildins : GO the
ugstEru eurlsr Of Aitkess and Hotel strsets.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The CIrral1 Court ypeued az lilo ca Thursday,
My Sd I-1-E B. Il. Austin presiding and M v
A.. Whiting tepl-F for The Attorney General. f1l
the prusecutiun. The only member Of the Bar f-uu
H1l1lllE present. vas M L A. rhurstuu- Il vas
rsp0rr9d thai the Ezills q the liq9lr ca=ss in
wt1ch G. gaspsr WIS a witness, E1uld b muvsd %
The -Grrasrs Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

We arv urgarstzd 10 say that theru vii - no
rvhetrs,l thts vesk q ths Arnatcur Masaca Siety.
Mr-rhe-s VII rlease hold thesaseivss " rveainess
rNcrfr..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

Ncuey 0uiers have quickly been used By the
Publlc. lbs p-,ss-ofice auth0-ities here Inforn
hat uiubsr have been appilsd for. ard the Liz
i4r' lutil list Sunday hruught u rvuitt1nces BY
the s,zns uaeGls. They sill evidently soCu becums
uuuulLr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

HIS lcr1asaiT. the Bl<hcp 81 Hcnllula hcli
n1vi,e .srNicss al the lrT>sr hgSrital al kzkaakc
cn The 2stk alt oaite nurnher 81 the uniurtu-
raie F,srt1- attended ard cxfncl deep inte-szf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

fhs captSiR Of the isrlsasistl and kis friends
thrusb rr,o.shly uiach INTERESTED IN the Honclulu
Athlctic Associstion, tgNz s.cI- % p-vvvnt tAe
reccut hanging II crane a. The ruoui Il thai
lus-ltrtiur-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09
NOTICE.

THE PARTN HERETO
Il igIe sEisttu- l-tgr tle drn uame g Rsulou.
biVru Co. has been tss7.lH1i By mltlll consent.
Az lrrnlucs due Co slH Hss - r-H nIufff- "a and
win De- collected By tiE1-i-E 3 llEyrHy.
gEu. p EENruN-
L r. THOMPSON.
E.----- H. NJ II - - !.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

We cal ziisnticn 10 thc nv array II frssh
/ crvcSries iust reeeived By Moss Hsnry Mav A
Co. dcttiied liss cf ~hirh NAY ~ fcnni s.lseg-
I tiss,d II oar c,,lrrras tod
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

lnz; snd N III tsSzt vpysa,e 10 he trrrnisraiin
dcf', treri he vsssel s'eS were inllul-d m With
augmented choruses-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

A Inc q earhiRg, eural s:u1e. cpposite the gate
q Mr. c. 2. lSnksa's rvsiisncs On Eraua street
sao1l1 Be rsnuved- BY the Road S1pervis,r. bein,
G1alsrOcs IN the alrk. 10 the sAfsty u the publc
Eho pas along tat thoruuShfars OK band cuIcurt
rictts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

BANBEE-wCuDWAED- I- tif. ci-7. NHg srh- 81
ric krv. :. 4 D. non NJ. W1EEAn q BsugEH q Oas
and Ca, 20 ME' MAaalE y -u1pAB1 % >I1 F-11ri--
nTrn
KONG >EuNE >IN-LEE CHUSC WA-Lu sHe
~ Ap- Ata- =, Rev g n HTde- k1yE >81yg So re
NJ LzE gHrss -, soJh Of Esueil1a-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The Ertesian vel which NJ. Campbell had
commenced on his Lind at kipdhzll. = now a
slccess. u1Itsr having bsrn struck AZ a depth u
Is feet and the boring being c1utIrlsd % dsptE
Of 81 feet. securinC a TOW Of sweet purg satgr
thruCgh So inch pips. rising tfsesu feet IbUvc
the surflcs u the gruuud.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The Royal army vas csImped IN kuhala before
the rcsidzuce Of the Deputy SherIf- On arrival
report sEys ll vas MT sober Il might have
been but the report may err In Honolulu It l.
knugu that the urnsy tIlsd 1p Its eantesns with bad
brandy bet then again H. Majesty Eeut duEu b
the whIrf o. review his troups, and iuspecting
one Il the cLuteaus discovered what the gallant
and CIV zuru after and empgied them all oct on
the wharf fresh supply must have been 10
hand
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

Li-gt. Brrkh0tkine. the artillery officer On b0ard
ne AfysFfsA- l. Correspondent % several OF
The kusslln papers HIS letters are nov appsarrns,
N the Gol0s and kruustl1t Glzettes in fgv
muuths wc may eIpect % see an account OF our
stands materials for which be al sgnse pains
- culIect.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

TLa schooner hrsls1laIi arrived stfsly at the
H1u1kll ulru-rupc ElidIu. 9Th the German I'M
migrants fur Mr. L. n Oysrsud. Just before The
Lt.rIlH's mad closed flr HuuululG-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

IN F-11-i7 llss- a dra uls started By A Cana
an- zaz- tiH esulefsrv en- he sisss q FIuchh.lrf
= hUr1 -lme r1hnrsa- Tn Ei-1lf ctrriri si1a fr-
b ne ADJOINING ltzid. and r srrstf ur8rlT % the
puvltsr rnit.-l-1r-e n duH crr-ctsur md lurnrd
ever a Fat-cck oeicrE.ng % ". D. saith L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

spreaa tuSNri Mr.. Ssnith rCsia-rscs and bat fs,-
the eaprtrrns II nufnesr q rner welt have s,-
strvysd his euilangs- All the water available vas
SauN which Mt Suiith rad stcrvd in taakS fcr
kegsehold ~. the Nrurrruieszt uairr having hern
shui u fur fvur DAYS. Creet couplaint Is r,aate
b. fsr~,uS rrSidfng the ffains q the r-anner
IN Which the water supply + regulated Water Is
s'naetirnes shut "a for dsNs Witho1t any prrvicns
rrltCr.
f1sH isris g. .fis. Il yesterday. makes The fol-
lueinc ssatcrnsuts Lbs urwIse rar<iu,uny o.
M ast LeGtslzturc m rvfeSin< tncrrase 10 fhe
arrrvpriaticn fer Honclnlg pslice i CONSTANTLY
hgisg shouu up Ike facts arr these. HE Leg
t,ltfa-v u i0 inc7c3sed the Apprup-iAfi,s, 81 th
p.nlics u Oahu 70 Saoas,l uhSrh vas a lArre.
afldgni thzn ever hrsc-v arprcrriafeds and Al the
lSst sssfau m t>,s- II sui further incrvasei
10 SSAltA Meick i an snor-ruuS sum. Fog
sevcrzl wars the c1TnSe II hktIns the strects Of
h1nolalu has tseE Pa'd trusn the Fclice fcnd- ~
the SNA1t9 appropriated last SESSION. S90u Is for
he ssrvei ltznrs u Honolalu. lraviug S7S760 for
pay u re Flice fu-re- The arncunt pad for this
pups : vrry larry, ard ccsnplairss u parsirscuy
arv Ahsu0d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

HE 4f-srfa.cl. correspondents, Who credited Mr.
J. D. Roberts With having had snail bIrthdA
party was iscitsdly IN srrur Ee ars requested &
c1rrgcE ttg mistake
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

brilliant buuirs on the gIt-t1ti1u beach lIl1-
minated The hirbur az % o clock lIss evening
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The Mlrrr-ra VII have her damaged bulFlrks
repaired By cur local shirEriCht. M 2. S1ruus1u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The list q rTarlis. b be zlade by The EIvll In
rslan As-r1culrHrzil S1cistT az the GINNING szhIbi
nm. urpear 10 a revised and -urrscrsd firm In
rsls 1gEns
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

Thr Pacific Mail Steamship CilY " Takig. Capt.
Mary, arrived u Tins port On the morning Of the
I u llist, fruu1 Hong kous VI. Yokohama, having
lstt the latter purt April Sri she brought gS
erlsstitls n transit fur Victoria and ilg for Sac
kr11crscu- A number u ptssepssrs en- ru1te frutn
Hong kocg and Yokohama 10 san Francisco were
on board, among vhou VAS the Duke u Athol and
Il u = naval ohcers, the latter fruEn the L. ;. :
tslltaa1lH1- returning for exRusinAtron- furScr
hsunrssy wlD vas formerly On tho Citgqf >f'iAss
has char,e q The persun1l comforts Of passengers
On ths IaAie- Ihs vessel Is a splendid speeimsn.
q laval trchitecture, Wa b1ilt IN Chester Pa. in
Nav. i,it; she Is t-i feet long. = feet bsam, .
depth q hold and AO7y tons reEis;er. She sailed
again FOR san Francisco Monday evening. carrying
= cabin and 70 steerags passenSers FROM this CITY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

>IEcl ITS IrrIvla II k1hala the army l. reported
as behaving rgsPsCtlbly- the gallant Maior KIM
uakl l. displaying his talents as 4 E,lrriur and
lzIdgE Of men The only trUubls IS that With this
hori1 u tourists ElEllA Is hungry. by and bye
The =rIf5-rs aTIL be-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The t. Andrews seEIn- srciety VII meet lr the
schccl rpcu q TIE Ch1-rh az 3 p Il to-day
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The Chinese lt H1n1kAA have been holding
meetings lately. the reported object 1f which vas
the action o. be taken With reference b their
cuuntryrlsu Who lrg nov cunning from China. and
% sustain them n their refusal b enter into cuu-
tracts fer Ibo--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The uruustic properties Of the Isctu-u rom 10
the 7. n c. A bgildinE are very c11d-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The financial statsmeuf q the G1vgruuigut 20
the year ls.s ., VII be found 1u 1ur tsh page
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

rhs usual muutalT zuci1l u .ha member and
friends q the Bethel Church. E1s held n 5he res
y II shnt -eihcH. the evening u ne Il lrss-
auG Eis uiust snl1yahie-