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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-01-09
CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondence is solicited on the top
les # the day, or what may become so.
We reserve the right to excise purely
personal matter.
We do not hold ourselves responsible
for the opinions expressed by our cor
reSnondpnts En-
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N Office.
Horse, Harness and Phaeton.
FOR SALE.

NTE HAVE been authorized to sell
w at once Horse, Harness and
Phaeton. The Phaeton is one of the
most comfortable in Honolulu: il is new
and made expressly to suit the climate,
by one of our home manufacturers.
The Horse is cream colored, warranted
to be sound. kind and suitable for any
lady TO drive. The Outfit was bought
for $3.50. 1t is quite new, and, IN con.
sequence of the owner leaving this
Kingdom, will be sold for $500. cash.
WISEMAN g. ASHLEY,
General Business Agents,
0Q51w b CampbelPs Block.
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Perry passed the trophy over to
Forbes, the winner.
On the night of the End inst. a
woman in Waihee, named Kaakau,
tried to climb the Golden Stars by
hanging herself by the neck with a
rope, but luckily was discovered and
cut down in time to save her life.
Again on the following night, she
tried to travel the same road by
means of hatchet and knife, but
was disarmed before she could do
herself any harm. She gave as a
reason for these attempts, that she
was tired of quarreling with her
husband, and took those means of
putting a stop to it &. e. quarrel
ling }.
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9, 1884.
DEATH OF n. R. n. PRINCESS
KEKAuLIKE.

II. r. H. Princess Kekaulike lied
yesterday morning from dropsy,
after long illness. The deceased
lady was a sister of Her Majesty
Queen Kapiolani she leaves three
sons, her husband, the late David Phi
koi, having died some years ago. She
was created Princess on 18th Feb
ruary last, on the occasion of His
Majesty's coronation, and succeeded
HI. r. III. Princess Likelike as Gov
erness of Hawaii, holding that posi-
ton until her death.
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Notice.

A LII Members of Mystic odge No. 9
IA X of p are requested 10 be in at
tendance in the Hall of Harmony Lodge,
on THURSDAY EVENING, at Z o'clock
sharp Business of the evening-Instal-
lation and initiation.
Jl e. WISEMAN,
805 3t X of p pro lem,
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Notice.

A DIVIDEND-o -Four Dollars per
IA Share will be paid to the Share.
Holders of the inter Island Steam Nayi.
CATION Co. at their Office, on the Espla-
made, on the 10th instant.
6O5 IT b j. ENA Jr.. Sec'y.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-08-09

This fine, W, commoo,ons uo,o,
open ior the accommodation Of permanent a N
ias size ess an ID tSs %frket t. III The rooms are ample npie
the modern convenien NJ srst 81 IS style, with all
f Keatl e,,na viii find at the GaAND CsNrR >. s,ns s9
si = convenience ahd comforts If . VOL "a ~
s xass nome 4 share Aes0% nf 'Sa for two T hundred GsSi
.2-29-dff '''o1'eo' Charges reasonable.
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A BRAVE WOMAN PERIL.
Miss Kate Field in Moral Fear OF
the mormon Daniies {.
Chicago News.

Chicago News.
Miss Kate Field hurried through
Chicago at great rate. 1t was given
out that she would remain here a
fortnight, and her friends and amir
ers were making every preparation
to overwhelm her with tlattering
attentions during her stay. Contrary
to all expectation she arrived in
Chicago one day ana departed the
next for New York. 1t is stated in
explanation Miss Field is in constant
terror of her life, being oppressed by
the dreadful suspicion. that she sh
hadowed by Danites who seek her
death. She spent six months in
Utah preparing a work on the honr-
rors of Mormonism, and very foolish
~ she annousced while In Salt Lake
City that the book would prove the
seyerest blow over aimed at polyg-
amy. From that moment until she
departed from Utah she was in
constant receipt of threatening letters
and when she set out for Denver Gov.
oner hurry provided her with two
detectives as tavelling companions.
At Kansas City LAST week ali attempt
was made to wreck the train on
which Miss Field vas proceeding
Eastward. Five men are under
arrested fer the crime andl admitting
that they live in Utah they confess
that the deed was propted by a
desire for Miss Fields life. The
brave young authorizes is anxious to
get her manuscript into the hands of
her publisher and then she will feel
comparatively easy. g" am
satisfied" she says, that the Danites
have sworn to kill me: | know they
are DIGGING NE all over the country.
But / don't propose to die until |
have had my say, and after my book
is in print I can at least die happy
that / invited hostility" During
her twenty-four hours scjourn in
Chicago Manager Howe, of the
Palmer House, had her room closely
guarded by private watchmen, and
when she left for the East one Of
Plnkerton's detectives accompanied
her rs far as Toledo.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-08-09

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-A storm to-
day interfered very much with the
carrying out of the programme ar
ranged for laying the corner stone OF
the pedestal of Bartholdi's statue 70
liberty at BedIoe's island. About JU
persons were present. These, for the
most part, were officials identified
with the ceremony. the Masonic ira
ternity and invited guests. All stood
for three hours during a drenchlng
rain while the programme OF exercls,,
Is was being observed. Ii it had
been a good day doubtless 1n.Nsl PEG
ple would have been on BediOes
island. each paving 80 cents admls-
sion. The guests were met on their
arrival at the island by 100 men from
the Fifth artillery aud 4 corps OF
policemen. The Governors island
band pla, ed several airs: Including
the Mar. eil.aise. Comptroller Grant
was the only member of the New
York city government present.
At the appointed time the stone
was laid bv the most worshipful mas
ter of the Grand lodge Of the state OF
New York, and Immediately q guns
from old Fort Wood we're fired and
the band played Praise God. from
Whom all blessings iow." Deputy
Grand Master Lawrence, IN his adj
dress, said: Never siuce the building
of the temple Of Solomon have Ma
sons participated in a work OF more
exalted character than this" Albert
minister-in-charge Of the
French consulate. was introduced
and said: I'm a few weeks the statue
Of liberty. transported by a French
man-of-war. would arrive IN this
county and lie erected upon this spot.
The traveller arriving from Europe
behold if. and to all 1t would
be the type of the protecting inf1u- !
nee of q free nation. The Amerl-
government never suspended the
-eign of law: ii never resorted to
measures, ard alter TIE
its great struggle 1t en-
to liberty the task OF healing
he wounds caused By the var.
William Allen Butler then dellv-
red an oratiGn and was frequently
Interrupted by applause. The exer-
Uses closed VIII a~sDenedlctloll ny TIC
It. Rev. Bishop H. Patton.
On the return of the party to the
ity the musicians halted before the
french consulate and played
french national air. the compliment
'eing acknowledged by LeFairre IN
'erson and the dipping OF the French
lags. yhe company then proceeded
0 the Washington building, on the
tie of Washington's headquarters,
nd partook of the hospitality OF Mr..
,yrus W. Field.
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list Sale.

| In the matter Of the estate Of Cha, les F
! Yundeilich, deceased. No,ice is hereby given.
| tha. in pursuance Of an order of the Probat.
| Court, in and for Silver Bow county, Aontsna
istrator of the estate Of said de.
ceased, will sell at private sale to the
highest bidder for cash and subject to conir-
nation by the Probate Court Aforesaid ~ TIE
right, title, interest and estate the said Charles
F. Wunderiich had at the time OF his death,
and all the right. title and interest which his
said estate, By operation OF Law OF otherwise,
has since acquired in and TO the following de-
late on Liyide creek, in said silver Bow u
IL: all patented and described BY legal subd1.
visions as follows: The 3 of the Of
section $. the e.,. e, Of Il the en- n NJ : the aed 9o nth
sw 4 Of the seeX Of sec. No. Il, and the " u
Ct the n 9 4 and the n e n Of the p v 4 OF sc.
Nc y, all in township No. ], south Of range No.
9 west also. the fol owing described quartz lode
Mining District, in Beaverhead county Mon.
tana Territory. to-wit: The undivi ed one-haif
% interest in the Cray Eagle" quartz mining
claim, situated on Quartz Hill; alsothe uindiyid-
ed one.ha 20 interest in the EUREKA" quarts
mining CLAIM. situated on Quartz Hill; also the
undivided one-half 20 interest in the .Onyx'
quartz mining claim. situate in 'Vfpond;" also
the south east half 60 Of the Banner quartz
and all personal property belonging to said
estate remaining in the hands Of said admins
traitor unsold. consisting Of hardwood, iron,
steel, bolts and NUTS, screws, &C.; also certain
notes (some Of which are secured by mortgage)
sccounts, &c. For description Of said quartz
property reference is hereby made to the
records of said claims In the Office OF tho Re-
cOrder of Beaverhead county, and for informa.
ton generally, as to said property, call on the
undersigned.
Bids IN writing for said property. or for any
one or more parcels of the same, Will be received
by the undersigned at his residence on Divide
creek, or they may be LEFT with Caleb E. Irvine
(who Is authorized to receive and forward the
same at No. IS East Broadway street, Butte
City, II. T., until Monday, August 9th. A. D.
1884. on or after which date said property will
be sold. Terms Of sale, cash. Twenty per cent.
to be paid at the time Of sale, the balance On
confirmation Of sale. Conveyance ct the
expense of the purchaser.
Dated July a0lh, A. 1894.
Frank E. WCNDFRLICH,
Administrator Of the estate Of C.. Wunderlich,
deceasad. S?dSW
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-08-09
COnsumptlcn Cured

An old physician, retired ron atIis sa Ia,
tice, la, ing had placed III his hand y! ye-s
India N issi' nary the f rmtla OF a slLlp rmalel
able remety for the speedy am %,Ntarrh
asthma a. and HpA ali u fhr"at and Luns %stssi''Js T.
also a positive and radical cure for gsr' hhavlns
bility and allnervous complaints. aiss+ pa,,
thoroughly te ted its W nde,iui et ira duiy@
ers In thousands of cases, feels II mS TIE
make it known to his suffering le aII VINO d.,
recipe will be sent free of charge loaa ariuS spp
sire it, with full directions Tor piettsnp, DsDa
successfully usirg. Address, VIII ~ Ntsshi~
ing this paper, DR.. J. &. RAYMOND a-iswlh
street, Brooklyn, N. \.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-08-09

Pacific Express
COMPLAINS
"0ld Hos" Sa|e!.
To tDIOn1 Iu0y concern: I
The goods remaining on band q
per list below viii be sold al pubIr
auction at Butte, Montana, Augys
18th, 1884, unless the salie are called
TOR and charges paid before sad DAY
F. G. GENTSCH,
Assistant Supl. l
J. F. BURGESS. Agent.
Butte, Montana.
p1-TrE
Ealise, Harry Adams.
b y, L l. Anderson, Jefferson N1,!,
TWutrunks, Title Alisell,
Two boxes, Z igar Briggs,
Pkge, City Bank.
Gu d'iu G3at, hest.
'allsei II Basss ,,.,, IT.
; hGe' Ie1ef boIulAah. cable VI
sui u. bai4ts:
irA' ts - ie Dla'u"l'
VIZ H. a,,d h,,l IL q i1.rL
Box 60 b. $500. Z Coln>t9ck.
Ma hine sti d. p.J. Donahuc. NatAs:y..'
Vali>e J II Duboise.
Pkgt c c D SIS o. DR. De Freve
Bundle Fitzimmon>.
Bundle Thos Ford
BoxF Gamble.
Box l. Gri>wold. Terminus
Roll P Hammerty. Divide
Bundle Dan Horton.
Pkge NJ Hanson.
Pk@e ] Heller
Pkgge J Heller
Roll Johu Hendricks
Box a B Halverson.
PEge co D -. so hooper < Mason
Vallse J H Emmy.
Revolver, D N Jones
Bale ale John king JULES ''S''''S
Box 80 Mrs + Kir,,y
Pkge C. D -. F. kinmsn
Bundle. II LOyeiov
Box co b Sl00 j Iahey
Pkge, ] Lanev
" Chas W Moore
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the TEST:

pl,ce a can top down on q hot stove until
!ea:.yd, then remove the cUver and smell. A chem
il winn not be required to detect the presence Of
1nm,nia
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One-fourth interest In the spec,a,,.
$40, 900, a valuable property. M
One-hal' of 15O acres of piacer m,n,n,
adjoining the Jas. Ta.Dot Around, locsfaSS @%
the Silver Bow Mill. "a
One-eighth interest in IL acres n ,.,,u
placer mining ground. located near tf r. y
per Bros. ranch, adjoining Butte. a.
UHe-half interest in the Sioux cbiss
adjoining the Mountain Chief mine On ,6s "
C~Ee-eighth int. in the Naua fpa.entaG, 81
adjoining the Wake p jim mine On tn W. u
A thir zenith interest il the Mini Ind.
joining the Orphan Boy mine.
A sixth interest in pa acres in the psT,,.
addition of Butte, and Onc-sixth interest," !. =. !:
lots in Noyes & Upton addition 70 Butte =
A one-siXth interest in the Moves & r,, p
ter ditch supplying water ~ numerous Mn,
mining claims.
OneIsixth interest," in AMI to all the yorS
Upton patented placer mining ground conf;
ing Of about 800 acres together 18th ali srn1
tena.res tbereru 10. a. blacksmith too, Tr
ing tools, "
One-thild interest III the 0phir fpa,s,,s,
lode, NV under bond til! Jpiy 18Th for S5Gi
OEe-aalf interest in the 'onanche Ipip :.
Joining the Noun ain View nine.
One third interest il the Never IasDsir Ia
"a Of the St. Law ence.
Also n house and lot located Or lower VI,
street The house is well brilt of seagr~i
Lumber, and bard finished. Good well s2p
and OutEOuses connected with the pre1ivs
For further information call on or addrpS
DAVID n. UPTON,
butte City, Mt.
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Notice to

70 William and Thomas Foote:-You are here
by notified that we have in accordance with
Sectiou 1894, Revised Statutes of the United
States. expended i'll labor and Improvements
upon the Anna lhomss quartz lode mining claim,
situated Il in Summit Val ey Mining District, Sill.
yer Bow County. NJ. T., for the year ending De.
dollars, and YOU are hereby further notified that
unless you contribute or eau e to be contributed
your proportion of said expenditure, amounting
to SOS &C, together with inter, S: and costs, with
in $50 days from date of this notice, ali your
right. title, interest and claim in and to the
above described quartz lode mining claim. will
become the property of the subscribers, your co
ture. Z. WESTLAKE.
MRS. a. N. WESTLAKE.
BUTTE, II. T., July s, 1881. ! sald
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
BANK CHARTER PROTEST.

coinage million dollars Of silver
money Il exchange
upt % a and
WHEREAS the
Of certain Coronation Act the Legislature them
ordinary conducting variety
business enterprises and controlling public affairs
public meeting citizens and residents OF Honolulu
fort Tor the interest
oft the the United States
subsidiary only should be the
currency Of the
IL That no necessity other than the
by and currency tends 70 o
cstey values TO financial
convenience IN rs
slke hostile and the People
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

most refined, because educated AIS, pollution
Rsislgas uill 81 construed as ncG1 q, unltt1ie
and the ftg vii ccrsr the carcu. To ces nd q
th= ho1ss hlth. that's the E1lz and Sole question:
n-scruLANEuCs.
Peruss the address u the Preach Acatsuicisrs
rsa3 a. the tsresnlCry Of the Edinburgh university
Il u Perfect II stye, tact. matter ard curstructlo
thc1Eh the -wb1ls stzsngth cf the COMPANY,
E1ean the ~Iszcrtals, vas erucght 70 bear On It's
eorstract0n. the honor u ElyIB; down the Esel,
beicngs . the D1c 4 AEuLs.
An agitatlcn Is gaming srvu1d that the bSalih
q not only the pcpls bot q thsr teachers. II tn
Fuhllc ackocls q FrT7cs. Is being Compromised
b. to mach head work. ard TO little rePoss- Il
Is a gooG thing 70 furnish a hsut vel, but Il =
better 10 lst the had first groE, Let the box ee
Esaie bsfcrs yc1 PACK r. even with lc1ts Of learn
ed lu-hsr.
A a set Of 70 the coming Amateur Ball Fights
N Paris. seH1ces are being given IN "Frynch Box
Ing. his variety Of the NOBLE art OF self defense
consists. first N giving yuur adversary kick II
the stgr1ach called sfruts AID thea hit And kick a
vigorously belgE as above the helt- 1 think thsru
ls uore horuiciil intsnti1ns N French boxing
thai il French dazzling.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
De. ]. COINS BRlNAE'S CKllYlliIE


AhA NlAAHAlttAa AAa WI NatA M
Advice g luyana. q ygg .i.a - ss..s. ,s,-s =.
tnguish, tn calm Eni f.latee Is He-sr artIrrf =
afvifaeie,. dsel-. nslsarsie ~ a.fr.s 'a-a, -.
aruridr yoarsclf ala ihai uarsrleas sr-r i'ses1IT
= ~ D p celli. Rfs's. -. t.,sr IA SD
L admitted hf fhr rIHfrsfrr o. fna auraIf1I
and valuable 5emtly esrf iIscsFyfri
CHIoRoDYNEist se besi rgHisly kae-a fas sazas.
Cgusumptiou. nrrurritis Asi1ra
CHLnRonYNE aft- IA stsr-1 n ul.-rt.-.. -
t. The euiy sperlas Iu caaicra ard ufraairrY
CuLuEuDTNE saslilaiiY ears sturi aII nitrrss q
Apilspsy hItiaf.a ftiFitliil's. I'D ,r1s1.l
uS SaaeasSa as i ~ ~ r ss 49,. e
Ffeu syuic. a Co. rasu1sgrar,.i Cssaisis. -.
sal Hsll s.mIt. lauasu g i,st 10 2 r nara-=rIi
Ecu =. Grrat Husaris sirrrf ninda1.tarf rr1I-a
pyaf SIC We eahlHgr -hls erlaftsaiii - tss - -
ssissssi aisi.Ias b. > csi. s.-ss. -,
%, .irned o.. ii.gf aai s.y iuiluaa.lsns ~ -
que.iou shfist tsiirr Il .lfaIiri 1ia - iaalfII
nd W. zhsu y -ill Il halr = Ifsaa.nsl pIlcr :
ssry Do ~ aroaas. rI-aic = tsssiiiss sssi-- ~
n7s,ai i5'a .a'is So = ss7 a-+ ,.7.-. -.
% i1faifHai ~ thr ratftar var rEftaf n - r1a
nsuuue.s tti1fgifrr In nnutTt ~ n5sratff.
sad cuerrI ss1,itr itat hars sceairi aalrT -
Rrsnua 49, s'tira fsf-af Hlan7 resrf lr $780,
"a itscif ur hata rifns-.a rs .ar1f'- ~ rssIl
iue poWfr aafr urfef a.ef sel aihrf I1Fu r AS
IlHaAlHNiH .NNN NHINI IN
that Be- o. deriris fsr f art 49,, fr.as 80 afI1
- eer e. D. r7Islau ans a. lsi.g. e. - - q
opinion faat fhH sHstIfaias r r assHf ASS Nal.s
hfuNues is rrtsnrnlrr NlFfrr 20 rs7rs - rs
PAST o. rHa taasIsa rur-rairaa tVu rlrrrf
uiEr We arr. ~lr riflffaT rrars. -Fr-rs A g.
MTmlrrr m fHr fuHrnr -rrIafr - ifaaI Eflasa He
E1leleueg tle tir1fa7's Chraiiafs.
tAI riue Nee fisnraIfH- afr ffer WaF
satfa taat - , Coins hfaaae - aaiasassfF -
ln1snigl y ll.e1.ln. t.ll o. fieIf - - aFi.F
fant Hur1iau vs. teilIasfafHlF 1lirHr. nf1II. -
Inirl1. isst-
sold n rdii'rs ff D. la.f q ri e ~ - -
eaah Nnuf b eHnaIlr a .Itaat 90 uarls n q I.e
Qtrr- hrIulu- ueiifsf -esf's1arf trennraalrs -
tattir.
Caufiau. iirslr- Of s-.larf sad I-lii.uusz
suie Nmufistarr q uAFEEFpEE. RI Gfrt
k1s.ell slrssi n..s.alst1if i.eriaa. ~ -
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BUILDERS or STEAM MACHINERY
ENGINES AND BOXERS

srEAH vEssEfa ~ ell sials halli ,aarss,s als1
bsils n Wauf. ifaa re- ferltrsifr
OEnINAHI ESsfSEs sausp.aaf-I cas- "a.
att
sTEAH RAJ aoHEs. r-zles 40. sirs.I rs-s -
'irlfird 'sitrf-fsiruss o. fae rrtfs 10 stirs 49,
aTs TO BE- sapf.1lt susst ta-na-r - t-sfl =
sufrr sutrrsieai-
STAN BoILEHs. rirrs1- rfraua- fir-a -
o. gualV y ls usforisi eel Esri usur.ip. "a
n1ue hai arr' 'asa SOFA l1a.lrrrd
susss SILL ANB SrgAH-Hanrna -
eniAEHf nHir siisr fas aerf tpr-dl-f r|las.
Aisa ill Boiler ifaa Ho-t corrected ttrrrrllt
HATEH rtrf. ~ aasi-r - $500 il.s - ~ .ls-.
mrds b. saIial'r irlziss - suuurr1lur tar-ra-rsr
-nsets raiiri pua-ar1 80 Gals=i - ssipuir-l.
faaaI g. p f's-'si aa o. sTrsuf
HHBRAtLsC EIFETTse. nss-r 50 lsse..
tr fpr uHte u fa.s rsttslssr-ut -.r-f-t -
HIaaahe hsrfsar Hsrtis--I fsat qas'|fr p -
seiaT fu iaper'1f ~ tfsl raa
siftP uoHs at.s 1ai rsau cs1flsr. s.-1a
Sissass. A.fili cisslllt.l1 rlrlss ua1s ai.sr -
sos aPpfalst talas
FtHFs Dr. iraaf fras.. ~ -f'rsr-a = citr
Wiir Nats 1afpe.rs sa.ii aifd fte slisi-l lasg
Vd's hailla. saprIIsfis a. y ar sa..p
aEents So ussfhin1tsars Dapfsa a1aan1
- R=uaua
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

rha Ainiss.raiiafs discard s1v iais i-7a rssiIii-
riEfe CT csrsuIc CRIMINAL. FIR aIaf az Eeis-gHs
yIrF zlsH u piiilrs ne r1sa By any Grier 1sIlza
Dos 1ur zmeil a. A l--icrTr ne Az1lsiilr
iHisss 5iaali. p q 1uiiei zCEsE-1f-llIFs ual. en-
iurrf y ] Juan Fernandez ziazd- Ehnns hn VII aa
unuir-ril II al he szr-sF8, IN eunrif1nu II 1nf
tzgstszur T. AID 4 IL b. Ant e1nnE1r n rsmlIu
Ela EszrrrIllie d=ast N 1a--zEziar spue hrE de-
-a-ul,F far E-zsh aisIzIia. viz. ne E1rie-f-z
nav VII b. ssur % 1EuH nm baEk- - r1iaz IN
baituz VII be ssarsi- and 1eura sprs1a AZ lie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

Ezllcs y -sumsnGug q nIuaa ~ a iriia - ne
iiHpufa VIII AIHgzziia- M h.sf-Ivafs Iaziiun.
winch cll haze isr1iliH -1Irfl-H slFfB "A Ezgiau
lHl-Esif Eiiu laH 1rsfia II l1iflirus l1resf..s n
EsfzzlIa- sszIi=s having lnr OcElElic Cnlnuiaa
agne II her aGsr impair clients. In FEzlrH tiin
1uisiglnu 10 szEiug snIH siaes tle Radicals -lulfler
M --gllG zlAsn Up By as AIssz1iianI a. EerT
slsr-nTrzs tiIH H-ulafarzaliaf4 r-lirIia Iun rnnu
gu1n sln winnie aazlz- T1a lIrzsr sfaaz 1i,1urIv
.laf 4 n unrn IN t1r par II Australians. WIN ars
l-IzEinu izis cileslIfI cut az 1le ara flr ENGLAND
% 7rsaezz ne F1rir Arz11sia1Is, iEaiouH u -iiE
s1iuur1l 1uiirr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

The Egyptlau question n n deeper Egypt5asl
sarzasss INA ever Que dag C-srinn y alszsufesf
70 be luidIng lis 1vu= the 1eE5- be Z s1iG sne
Caluuneils Ar r-Imi1U; then tins ssIau 1El wien
.iuuIiH sweep 1la sunshine Suddenly zEa7- ha u
az1uuuuruf hr 1rzpar7rE clr AenGphun r.
rest ~ Cant-al As-ea. Nav be sncuaslf and i've
l. laug a me f-rseE less hH1IHnugnt for his n
srlunsnse. : ~ --IIuursf t1af the E1r1psan puF-
sr8 vii sun ask Engialu. " Int have FuH tGna
Eirn EEyBtF Z n slruIsed. by me slGdeu -fs-
sazziIn Il ma Ezsnc1 prssa-lu me stzlCn Ei1eIr
IMMUNITY ii Elulisr1Ii-gr aEl1ciIE IzrIz1Hr EEu-
lad -iiaE.z laaiig rirslft u beng Ir-anuHd win
Frznes. Fl1r Es1ri d Ia qIlg n ana - tlaf
Little 1lflHslrr2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
The Tourists Retreat,

TTSGEHrs ASB SFEERs- IsTKsBISG
n - visit tlg Fl'Ezuu WI lad f.Ial- ~ Acsllm-
uudlrlula- saddle Anrt-a- e. TN HELaEAI
r1e climate lnun1lr u Islands il-
ia-aiiIia A fus view Hzn q rin llsuEudi aE -rsar
y 'IIEiliiiac ilis Tniczun 1um Iae House
e. TEH4s MCDEaiEE
- ~ SMITHS, PzBrHEraa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

Z a. uusIaess Cares ttNN II-I|Iaf - - 49, r.
.i.-.i saal IIlni NJ rsils 49, arr - i1Isar
liFsTilaaaaats. aarnfaIl = t-'a4l4l la.llsII
a. AL 411llII aIlfTIIIrnIHa unrI d |NN||N
hsa. rhsrtfft = lsEsnaaAll $500.
r.il,..sss q. H.-i.ia 'i,'.t......st. :. =.
ll1tisn1s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

FAI1s- AFrl -4zn- E--4-
rlHl.uEi-
The Erancn hive vel played their CARDS n Isn-
gun The Patazra has bean successfully rIr- tie
.aeslsuu INV e. t1 sSztzn- L Wa Ihia -IcrEs o
llInw the Chinese AID ElaGk Flags IN sscape trBn
S1uEI7, Ecz ths Frz1rh aa7s Inns pushed tlsir
toes out Il lie Delta ints a Ersnnlir rsgi1u IN
tliH cnuti1es II China Wlar ssGid they have iuus
WITH 80 naaT prEngrsa france c1uid net euru-
uaHce -iTiiizing tis -uHutrY By first founding
1znuI -etrlsmeu1s 11d she has or I'll have enrEr1
IN lar hands u that respect with AIstr1ila- Then
z China dues 1nt Eeap her own scum Hs hume.
EnF ioma Of her tsrT1BlrT vii be -VrpuaErsd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
lasaradit N0iitrs

Rasfaa Heard Of Underwriters.
AeEsrs nsr tAe Hawaiian Ialaaaa.
N iN9iy c nhKwkR co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
STEAMER 'LIKELIKE


VIII leave H1noiaia regularly every ten days for u.
following pu-ts Lahaina Maalaei, Makena Mahu-
kuuh- haWalhae. f11Ihsu, Hunokaik. kohcialelr,
Oukala. Laupahoehqe, Hakalau. Ouomna- Paukaa
PaPak1a. Wzinaku and lilo. Returning viii touch Al
al the above ports.
An i've stoek iroui Kauahas mast b. shipped By the
Likslike
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
stmr. C. r. BISHOP,

Leaves Honolala ETsrT Tuesday, Al pm,
foT Kakaihasle Honozaz and Paaahaz Re
turning, a1fyss at H0nofala every Sunday
Morning
sS-ogTicE afas caapsrI. i'as q KIias-s s.',.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

GsrttraI 20UertisrHln,ts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

Philadelphia Beard Of Underwriters.
A uENIss n.e the ua.s silan Isiaaaa,
n -sur u 80 .HaF c. H0EWER a CO