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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
PASSENGERS.

For Colonics. per Australia Sept 6-Edouard Bcmcn-
ST. Miss Hattie b Downing. lsador Luckstoncr th0s
thinner, Mrs 5 Webb, Miss Ireland
For san Francisco per " II Dimond, sept 4. Mrs \
nrissa Miss DUlissa & Engling and vile, ID NJ burns
n { Clarke, Miss = flaming, NJ Howe and VIE
Miss Howe,
J Wright J Roode, Mrs Il Brown, Gray WIFE and :
children Miss l. Fitzsimm0ns Miss & Lemon. q Koch
J 2 Kama, A MaCfc Jr, Mr. haai
From Maui per Likclikc Sept N Whitney, icy
Irvr,y and wife " . Atwatcr, W W Goodalc, Miss
Benson. smith, } II Reist Rev W a swan. Enos'
wife and children.
From windwurd Ports per Kinau sept Zion g
Wilder. NJ oat Jr, Miss Hupai e II willis. Miss NJ
Winter, Z Lehman, Miss A lttchcogI, ; Ken,
ardson Rev \ o Forbes b J Weight W j Lake, g X
Errart Hon n Kuihclaui, W King, wife and child, !.
NIo Masters & aud ) Swiutup. Mrs \ Swlntou, W !
Hornet y II Hayseldcn, II \ Hccn.
From san Francisco per Australia sept o Chimes
and IL passengers in transit for the Colonies.
From Hamnkua. per r Bishop, sept II T Nc
Crosson and wife, Mrs BicLnc and family, Mr.
Cabb- & Hardy, Mrs llanuna.
From kauai and Niihau, per iwaani, sept Hon
Isenberr Rev A Macintosh, a Cro7, Bindt Masters
Rinit a. Master Mackintosh. Y CorchgrCvinl, DIR
Aiming, 4 Uanncbcrg, W Spliz, winston Mrs ;
Pcase and children. : Decker, ii Grubc, J. / ltiefs
II A Mymc, 4 McBydc, Rev D lanaike' Miss
From San Francisco, per Mariposg. sept s-go; +
Wiscman y Mells, Geo Mcintyre; Miss W " MI IT
ncy. Miss J NJ Alexander, Master p Ale&ander' "
Macrtcns aud son. Mrs Chaplin, W Haskell, Mlts u
VI uaskel, n ] Wiams, D II Brown and vic, Geo ;
Houehtalinr, Mics L ' Hall, & { Norraih In9 Mllt
Mis- Ella Spooncr, Master 4 Spencer Master Ed Dow
sctt Mrs Merchant, y Lane and wife J iiiden
Miss ID small MR. NJ /. Hall 7 Rouse, g Van
urcnberc Z Horc, c b Olsen, NJ Howe, Power, a.
Olescn. Mrs Phillips. J Patrick, w OConnoi. W u
wymark L French, Miller, Jones Frictcs
NJ Moran A Fearon, J Crouch, Perry, vile ana son
G Brauson, Moor, a Wenncr, Clayton, n Jacob
son. and ChinRman.
For Kahuui and Hama, per likclike, Sep! s-Miss
Armstrong ID Courtney and vic, = Z helher non
kuihclaui. 4 Il Rouse, W johnston
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

An appointment which will give thorough salts
faction TO the entire community, and which will
place Hawaii in the FOREMOST Tank Of the nations
is the rumoIed one of the Hon, l., Aholo az a joint
Commissioner with Professor Alexander to attend
the meetings upon settling the meridian. II would
be difficult TO ind suitable person in the
whole country; but why say country, why not the
broad Pacific? of course the broad minded and
highly gifted Liikalani may be favored by some,
but Ilikaapis talents lie rather IN the direction
of finance than Of abstract science. Again others
may consider that the author of the Genealogical
Report had his claims, especially since he had
confirmed the Hawaiian theory by his "Own eXpe-
rence." But the cavaliers must reef their top
sails. Hawaii needs man devoted 70 science
from his cEadle, q man thoroughly copversant
with the most regent advances in mathematical
| science, man to whom spherical geometry, comic
sections trigonometry and the theory Of the inf
mite AREAS play-things. Such man Is undOubt-
eddy found in the person of the Hon. l.. Aholo,
and the world will coubtless ring with applause
when his speeches shall be sent broadcast over
the:earth. 1t is TO be hoped that no untoward &C
cident may prevent this gentleman from proceed
/ ing on this mission.
| lNote By the Comp,-Don't believe the above.
| Evidently tho Editor has been fred.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
From The Lnhaina Side.

EDTIoR GAzE14K:-=ln your last weeks issue We
noticed an article entitled THAT Mountain Road,
with the sentiment of which we can agree.
If residents of other parts of the Island who are
only compelled 10 visit Lahaina once year or
more seldom perhaps find grounds for complaint,
how much more ought we, who are doomed to live
in the deserted village for the best part of life
time to rebel against the present condition of our
road.
If our wishes oogld deoide the matter, We should
have carthage dGiYe around the mountain within
the next three months if possible. All we need is
that $4,000 so long talked OF aud not yet forth
coming.
understand that one of our citizens will enter
into an agreement to make a good road for that
amount, and why is it beyond our reachY
Though spoken of as deserted, Lahaina has YET
few residents and they are anxious to share the
streets of life with their next aGuE Heiahbors.
We. generally speaking are community of tax
paying law abiding citizens, and 1t seems an un
kind fate that destines us to a life of isolation
because of bad roads and high steamer rates; SC
let Us see the $4,000 soon as possible.
A LOVER OF Coon ROAns
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
Inter-Island Steamer Time Table.

verv useful time table has been issued by
Messrs. J. 81. Dat & Co., of this city which gives
the date of sailing Of each Of or Island steamers
and the hour they ATE due AT each port where they
stop. This il information fer the travelling public
which will be of equal value TO people living on
each of Islands and to strangers and travellers
We understand that every one Of the ~ post
Offices IN the Kingdom will be furnished with a
supplied By the above firm with each new Issue as
it appears for $40 year. " addition 10 the in
formation given ABOUT oar 'fsland steamers, the
dates Of the arrival and departure Of our foreign
mail steamers are given IN a manner which can
misIead no one. While the time table furnishes
information which no other publication here gives
il VII prove inyaiaable 10 all who have TO CORE
spond OF travel around this group.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
Note from DR.. Troussoau

EDTToR GAzETTE:-Capt. Mcintyre has been I'M
der my care ever since the sd day Of August. His
sickness began with hemorrhage Of the stomach
and ever since be has been ailing. On Saturday
evening in particular i did not consider well that
Capt. Mcintyre was not in condition to perform
his duties Sunday moIning nc was quite weak and
is not well yet at the time of my writing.
q. TRoUssENU.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
IMPORTS.

From Port Townsend. per { o whitmorc, Sep. >
80 ss n rough lumber los So TAG do, 36''o surfaced
do 5laj pckets, ~ m laths, spare
From Newcastle W, per FL Dorado, sept '-FuiI
o rmll-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
MEMORANDA.

Report Of Ms ; Australia, Ghes, Commanccr.-
Left San Francisco, Aug ylth, at m; experienced
fr.b trades and fine weather throughout the entire
pas-arC received Honolulu pilotat l2:g NJ on the bih
sept.
Rrport of o ; Mariposa, Hayward, 05mmander.-
Left san Francisco sept let. at M dtschHfgeh phot
8tEpm. Hret . days had INV winds, thence 10 port
FNE winds fair and fine weather the entire Iassage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Wards. Tis3 lI56 sieilTi2 70 outside
o.a,........ in ....2. s.. I...l...il......
NurE.-Of these above 8 were residents
ions II. BEDWN. AGENT Board Of Health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
PALMAM QUG MERUIr

The great credit is due to Deputy Dayton, his
placing the kedge, which was solely his own idea,
keeping the vessel from going broadside on and
thus being placed in a position that would have
caused her total loss. To the crew of the Myr-
tie Club praise is due, they were untiring in
their efforts even in the frail SHE'LL to aid and
sst in every way, and although the ote,fOrwarded
to the consiguee brought good results, they
still performed other duties of more arduOus and
dangerous nature. Mr.. Phuger's offer Of assist
ance was given without any desire OF gain, and the
captain felt grateful for the generous offer
The only person on whom blame falls Is the one
who seemingly wilfully neglected his duty, pilot
Mcintyre, and the only reason why there was not
a Niagdrd disaster was lack Of wind and swell.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
A Great Increase.

We take the following table from work on
sugar manufacture Ii shows how rapidly be
tween the years 1878 the Diffusion process gained
ground in the beet sugar factories of Germany
The statistics are for Germany exclusive of Aus
tria.
Total gsIa5eI7 NTTHoDs or N1NTT1cTrET-
Tsgr. Of K0Hydo- -----
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Arrived.
sent Am bk { o whitmorg, Calhoun, from Sound
6-PMSS Australia, Chest from san Francisco
Am shin II dorado. Humphrey I'm Newcastle
NSW
loss MarIposa, Hayward, from san Fran
Am brtnc WIN Irwin, Turner, from Fran
Am tern Mary Dodge, Paul from Humboldt
Sailed.
Sent 4-Uaw -Chr Malolo. for flaming Island
Am BIZ W n DmOnd, HdudlCttc, for san frat
G-pNSS Australia, Ghrst, for Colonies
Ann bk Ccylon, Barstow, for Hon"konH
Vessels in Port,
MERCHANTuEN.
Or bk Catalina
Am tern Eva, wiCkmau
OSS MaripOsa. Hayward
Am ship Eldorado, Humphrey
Am hk { o Mhitmorc, Calhoun
Am bgtnc Vim q Irwin, Turner
Am tern Mary Dodge, Paul
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

LONDON, Ssplsmber lst.-A private dispatch from
1ien Ism says: China is NOT disheartened. The
Government has issued an ediot sEeo1raging the
troops TO fight and warning the local authorities
eTerywhere to protect non-combatting Freuehmen,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
DIED.
Mortuary Report for August, 1884.

LISIMAN-M Mailiki, oahu, sept. 9TH, GEoBG
Percy infant son OF William and Marion r, Llsltinai
aged = months and days.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Liver coughs often taken for consumption are
cured almost Instantly with Hop BitteEs, Find
adyeTtiseuent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

five year old lion, born at Woodward's Gar
dens, San Francisco, was a through passenger by
the steamer australia, for Sydney n. 5. W.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Jonathan Austin and Arthur Peterson. Esqs,
have recently been admitted TO practice law in the
Courts of this Kingdom.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The 4lalHa fish, which has attracted such large
deputations of fishers, along the wharves during
the past week, has again disappeared.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The steamer bordeaux, from the Azores with
Portuguese immigrants, is now nearly due. The
first installment of Japanese immigrants Will be
due on the 18th of October.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
MARRIED.

wELLs-MoRE-In Los Angeles, California, Aug
lnh by Rev J. Wells, c. Il. WELLS Of hohala, Hawai-
10 KATE MORE OF Los Angeles, Cal.
DJ-NAI,-LEwIS-In this city. sept. 9th, ISL by
J. A. Cruzan, Pastor Fort-strcct Church, Mr. OLvEI
DIVA 10 Nus. RAcHEl. LEWIS, both Of Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The O.S.S MuripOs1 arrived in port here at ll:2O
O'Clock on the morning of the Sth inst, bringing
newspaper mail to sept. list. She was telephoned
as passing Coco Head at $50 a. m.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

At 1910 the Pels returned and pilot Babcock
took charge of the vessel in endeavor TO get her
off, pilot Shepherd assisting After 20 minutes Of
hard pulling during which the vessel was taken
of inch by inch almost, the Peie finally became
victorious and hearty cheer went up from all
hands when the ship EioiOrddo once more glided
into deep water. The Myrtle Boat Club boat was
again called into requisition and the crew placed
light on the spar buoy for the pilots in en-
| tering the passage At am. the passage was
| cleared and few minutes afterwards the vessel
dropped anchor in the harboT, but little damaged
after such close contact with the coral reefs OF
| Honolulu harbOr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Queen Emma Is becoming rapidly convalascent.
The whole community will reioice at the recovery
Of this estimable lady.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
- rs THE -
Second Judicial District. n. !.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ the layPlyers N the Second Judicial District l
j. lMAIl, MOLOhAI and LANAU that the BOARD
OF TAX APPEAL will -t at the following places and
times for the hearing Of such Tax Appeals may have
been Properly certified up 20 &c, viz;
At Court House, Wailuku..... October tst to- I'd
At Court llUusc lukOO, M0okui.. October 9Th
Al Court House, lima. October sth 10 oh
At Court House, Masuwuo. October 18th 90 9lih
AZ Court llousc Lahaiua-. October 18Th 20 18th
The respective gentlemen appointed a. MEMBERS
Of the TAN-APPEAL BOARDS I'M the foregoing Dis
trcts will please take notice o. this Advertisement and
meet a the aforesaid places and times for the dis
patch Of business, from a. 10 D. M. each day
specified. ABR. FORNANDER.
President ~ the Boards " Tax-Appcnls foF the
Second Judicial Districts n 1.
L-ihaiua. Aug I'D, 1851. iOaf %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Mr. Thos Sorenson is building an eight-oar,
sliding seat, race boat, for the King. II IS the
first boat of the kind ever fashioned in this King
dom.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The Minister of Finance seems to have recovered
from his late severe indisposition. his presence
again being noticed on the streets
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The regular meeting of the Board of Engineers
of the Honolulu Fire Department was held on the
atm inst at the rooms of Mechanic Engine Co, No.
> But little business was transacted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The heat during the last few DAYS has been al
most unbeatable and the nights have been more
trying than the days. All will gladly welcome
change in the weather.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The regular quarterly meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the Queens Hospital was held IN this
city, at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce,
on the 9Th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Mr.. d. X. Fyfe, a former jailor of Oahu Prison,
Is reported 10 be an inmate of the Santa Rosa In
sane Asylem, California.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

DIR. j. Mott Smith will return to Washington
for the winter. He leaves by the 4Iameda or
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
Nrw advertisements.
NnTICE-

THERE WILL BE \ MEETING; OF
Il the Stockholders % the ALDEN FRUIT & TARO
60. at the on e 81 the Company in WaIlgku m WE'D
NEsDAY, Sept, 11th, 1884,. \, BAIiNEs,
log II s.,r.t.ry
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

There is no such grade in the police force as
C1Utau The only difference recognized by Depu-
ty Marshal Dayton in the rank of men Is their
abilities, titles being unwarranted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

There was meeting held of the Stock Board,
last "Wednesday and quotations remain the same
as on the 9th ult
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
Hospital Report.

The following quarterly report was made boy
DIR. McKibbin TO the Trustees of the Queen Hos
pial. The Trustees met in the rooms of the
Chamber OF Commerce on Friday last at II am.
To the Trustees of the Queen Hospital
Gentlemen have the honor 10 submit the fol
lowing report for the quarter ending August
Slst:-
The total number of patients at present IN the
hospital Is 70-il Hawaians, y males is females
5 Chinese and p of other natiunalitiss; " paying
Admitted during the quarter, l01; Is Hawaiians
20 males, Is females IL Chinese, and u Of Other
nationalities. Discharged, ~; Hawaiians. ,,
males and 6 females. . Chinese, and 40 of Other
nationalities. Deaths, IL; . Hawaiians / NAL,
and female, Chinese; and of other nation
alities. The causes of death, were as follows
Beriberi 3, dropsy 8 disease of liver :, consump
ton /. diarrhea l, hemorrhage !, old age /, per
itonitis ], tumor of brain /. The highest numbe
of indoor patients was 81 the lowest C.; dali
average ~ The total number Of patients treatel
in the hospital was as follows: June, ia; July
10; August, lOi.
dispensary. 496.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The total amount of the claims which have been
MED against the bankrupt estate of Hart Bros is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Tax Assessor Hayselden, by public notice. IN
yites the tax payers who feel interested, TO call al
his office and examine their assessments for the
| year 1854
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The three-raasied schooner, EB'9a CiaHdindi
Capt. W. Matson, arrived az Hlo on Sunday, Aug
31st IL DAYS from San Francisco. With full car
90 of general merchandise, horses, COWS and the
following list of passengers: Mrs. Biggs. Miss
Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Beckwith and child, Mr.
Carte, wife and two children.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Mr.. O'COnnel, editor Of the r. C. Adreriiscr.
leaves for the Coast next Monday,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
Respectfully submitted,
ltnnn-r.-- Maxim


John II. Patty, Esq, the Treasurer, reportee
the funds at present on hand TO amount 10 SsSVVo
So The following gentlemen were appointed
members of the Visiting Committee for the en-
suing quarter: Mark Robinson, Rev. Alex. Mac
kintosh. and W. c. Parke.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Frank May, member of Engine Co. No. > who
was charged with soliciting money from persons
whose property was saved at the late fire on Nuu-
anu street has resigned from the Department.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

HAWAII.
H. b. NJ. y C0ssfdits Rrrlyed at HilL on Wed
,,osdav afternoon Sent 3ri
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The Foreign school at Hilo, commenced new
school year ON Monday, Sept. LIST. Every seat in
he h.,nsn Is lnannied-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Quite a shock of earthquake occurred al HiiC
on Saturday morning at Ais o'clock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The Saturday p css enormously states that there
is discussion in the ranks of the Honolulu Rifles
The statement is probably born from desire to
get even with the company on account OF the
members displaying desire TO choose their com
rades.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Attention is called to the new timetable i'll this
issue Of wider's Steamship Company. The
traveller is requested TO give 1t his careful atten-
ton and then see TO it that be does not get left
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The algebra and singing classes formed lately
at the rooms of the Y. NJ. c. A. well developed
in point of numbers, and the interest displayed Is
satisfaction to the projectors of the useful
schemes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The attention of the Deputy Marshal Is again
called to the lack of regulation numbers on the
lamps of hacks of the city. One of these evenings
an accident carriage unknown, &c, then the OH
ciaI authority will probably be aroused and used
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The Road Supervisor is filling up the ruts ON
Merchant street, between Nuuanu and Fort streets
The material used on our roads does not appear 10
withstand for any length of time the wear of so
many vehicles as our city boasts Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Thirty of the sixty days allowed by the Minister
of Finance in which the public might get nd oil
coins other than those of the United States or Ha
waiian Kingdom have expired. A large quantity
of Mexican coins are still Ill circulation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Mr.. J. L. Wiseman returned by the 4tameda:
Joe reports that be had delightful time and
that he has come back with renewed ylgor to push
along his own business interests and those of his
/ clients.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

co., " 5sS.'' Pres 7lao5ratioa Dieasioa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Tam Look, a Chinese thief who captured a sew
ing machine from the residence of Mr.. y. Horn,
on the occasion of the fire those premises some
time since, was given away to Deputy Dayton
valley. The police officers who had been waiting
| for the thief to write to them OF else come and
give himself up, were detailed 10 make the arrest
information being given them as to the locality by
Deputy Dayton Arriving at the spot where Tam
Look was thought to be he was found absent and
| the weary officers rested. In the mean time som'
natives took the matter in hand and effected the
capture of the thief, but not before he had fired
/ shot from a revolver at his oaptois, After the po
lice officers ascertained that the man had been dis
armed and was tied they fearlessly rushed upoI
and secured the culprit and brought him in safety
| 10 the PoloeS Station
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The Y. NJ. c. A. need piano for the institution
and, TO aid in obtaining some funds for the pur-
chase thereof, Mr. c. 5. Mason, the new Secretary
of the Association will deliver lecture, ON a
popular subject, on tho 18th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The report comes that Caspar, the Hio muir
derer, who was allowed to go free by the present
Minister of Foreign Affairs when he was Acting
Attorneys General. has been hunted down and shot
bv brother Of one of the murdered men.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Captain j. c. Clunie, the proprietor of the
" merry -gO-round" states that, his residence was
burglarized on the evening of the S0th ult., and
iewery and coin to the value of S225 was stolen.
The thief up to this date has not been captured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Socals we're held by the Bethel and Fort st.
congregations, in the yestries of the respective
churches, on the evening of the ith inst. An en-
uiacp-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The strangers Friend Society will meet at
the residence of Rev A. Macintosh Nuuanu val.
ley, on Thursday Sept. 18th, at O'Clock pm. All
members, and all ladies desiring to become mem
bers are requested to be present.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The Hawaiian Humane Society at one time
proposed to have placed in position, at the corner
of Fort and Queen Streets, watering trough, Tor
NM rnliglAnl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The ddrfJtise, proposes to advance, together
with the Hawaiian Army, upon all those who are
disoyal TO the King The only people who would
come under that category are the present Ministry
they have been dislOyal TO both King and country
The only trouble about the .idEa1iycr's military
B,aseEreTs would be that it might bring thelslands
into collision with tue Foreign Ministers as well as
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Marcellus f. Newton, custom guard at kahului,
Maui committed suicide on the Sd inst, by shoot
ing himself in the head. From the evidence OBJ
tanned at the inquest it was learned that the de
| ceased had lately displayed unsoundness of mind
and ii is believed that the rash act was committed
during one of his insane periods. The deceased
was native of Marlboro, Mass, Al years OF age,
| and a carpenter by trade He leaves a wife and
| IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The Steam schooner james g. B1us, Intended
for service in the Inter Island Steamship 20 line
will be brought TO this port from San Francisco
by Capt. j. NJ. Sass of this city. The vessel would
probably leave San Francisco about the 18th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Yesterday Mr. Adams offered the steamers ". H..
| Reed and KayiolrHi at auction. Only one bid was
offered for the Reed-Sl ,200-and the steamer was
] withdrawn. The RapioidHi was knocked down TO
| TO MIR. s. Dwight for 81 ,O75.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Letters received by Postmaster-General Whit
ney from Father Damon state that he reached
Yokohama. August LIST, and that he expects to be
in San Francisco to take the steamer of Oct LIST
for Honolulu. Both the reverend gentleman and
his wife were in excellent health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Dr. Henri McGrew the Port Physician, has re-
ceived instructions to board all incoming vessels
| from Australia and New Zealand, for the purpose
| of examination of passengers and crews and
guard against the landing of any smallpox pa
| tients, that disease being now prevalent IN Mel
| bournp Australia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The steamer hiHdH will not make her usual trip
TO windward next week. She will be placed on the
Marine Railway TO undergo the cleaning of her hull
below the water-line, and also will be re-painted
and otherwise fitted up for the Miors perfect &C
commodatiun of the travelling public. The steam
ers hildHed Hon and LshHd Will leave sept. ldtn'
| touching at all RiHdH ports
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Last Monday was the twenty fifth anniversary
of Mr. J. H. Paty's connection with the bank Of
Bishop d Co. Long may be be connected with 1t.
A number of friends offered their congratulations
during the day. Mr.. Patty entertained few friends
al lunch. a very enjoyable hour was passed, Mr..
Paty's health was proposed by Mr.. G. X. Bishop.