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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

From the telephone station at Diamond Head
news vas forwarded at $50 pm. on the 18th inst,
that the schooner Kala,a, Captain Lowell, 50 long
expected frOu Jaluii with the remains of the
Grand South Sea Annexation Embassy in the pei
son Of the AmbaSSadoT-in chief Captain Trppi
1.-THE Czrioslty Collector attached to the expedition
having previously arrived was in sight. Quite a
delegation Of toSn-folk meandered vharfvards 70
~ ait The arrival Of the vessel in port At lois
the schooner could Be plainly outside the port
stauaIuC or the starboard tack making a reach
for the Ssriffs, and soon after, being boarded By
CAPTAIN Babcock, she came about and stood N the
channel. The wind being northeast compelled the
vessel 10 make two tacks Ii entering, giving people
On shore the more time to speculate 10 the pres
erea on hoard Of the Gallant Captain His Majesty
had also arrived at his boathoOse and was watch
iHs. glass N hand, for the returning Ambassador
As the schooner passed the lighthouse q shake Of
hats vas indulccd IN between His Majesty and
Captain Tripp whose barry form vas then easily
Distinguished from the shore. After the vessel had
dao-ved anchor several persons visited the vessel
Frou inquiries made II is learned that, Captain
1rIpp after the los of the JEiia, compelled 70
rem g days on she Island Of BiHfysa Awaiting
the return of the EaiEra. That vessel finally came
and took hinl and the is laborers he bad gathered
together. and on Nay 9Th. sailed for Honolulu. be
ing therefore 81 days in making the passage
Capt. Imp had nothing TO Communicate, be being
iBnediatriy taken in charge BY Mr.. T. II. Hay
ssldsn who deftly guided him 70 an uuinterviev
able position on board shore boat and the abseni
voysger vas soon on terra ryIaG again
Capt Lowell Of the Ealsua reports, fne weather
on the trip up, has = laborsrs for hessTs- Hack
fed d Co.; has no news Of the Morning. Star; re
ports the story of the wreck on one Of ID,
Marshall Island, of the ship RaiHisT, laden zltt
keresene oil bound to Japan and the rescue OF tn
crew By the Z. S S EsssI- details Of which storl
Vas Published IN the GAZETIE some months since
Iuus ends the last chapter IN the JKlia hasoo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
Dad of e. Como Enme..

We regret to have to record the death of this
worthy citizen At P. n, June l2th, Mr.. Emmes
started from his residence to join his family al
waikiki Near the Roman Catholic church a
wheel Of his buegy came on and the horse started
out being dragged by the reins considerable
distzuoe- Whec rescued be vas insensible. DIS
Mckibbi1 and Ha9zn we're IN prompt attendance,
bet medical skill vas Of no avail and Mr.. Emmes
expired az go ?. n
Mr. Geo. J. Rnmes vas born and learned the
trade of shiVbuiidine at Sydney, Ms W., and left
there IN Isis, in the brig Margaret for San Fran
had very heavy weather. Mr.. Emmes being the
only ship carpenter On board rendered good ser
Tice bv Going oTa-bozrd for several hours, and
succeeded IN Stopping leak. thereby enabling the
brig to make 9o1gznai, n e., staying there 4
fortnight for repairs Then she proceeded On her
Tovaee AID made this PoTf IN December, and left
he same month for San Francisco Ehere Mr..
turned here N 1851 and vas married to Miss Gavin
by General Miller.
h stzrted II the EhiP building trade, having
Cor FARMER Deacon Johnso1, and Vas associated
with hin for several yearE They bulk few
snail sehoo1ers, the requirements for local trans-
port befrg very small Their business consisted
chiefly Of repairing whale ships, ETC., WHEN some
heen member for many years OF tie Masonic
fraternity. and also Of the independent Order Of
Odd Fellows, having pased thrOugh ali Tie eilaiz-
At his death be oec1pisd the highest position, w;
Distre; Deputy Grand Sire
he funeral services gere conducted BY the Rev.
A. Maekintosh and the members Of Harmony
Lodce. l. o. o. T. In Mr.. Emnes the country
loses an bOuest and excelle1t citizsn- The great
ct sympathy Is expressed for his family in then
zuaf 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

II L not more than two years slnce Il
pleased HIS Majesty 10 baud over 10 one
man the whole administration OF the KIag-
dom foreign and domestic This man.
with the ostensible position q Minister Of
Foreign Afairs, has been allowed to alb
surb into his own hands the whole public
business Of the country. 10 nsrOe his own
tools; sharp edged tool bike Bush. era
dull. soft-tempered one ike kspena- 10 dis
miss OF shuttle them sbona at his pleasure
When the deputstion from the Planters
Labor and Supply Co went with respect
ful memorial % the King. they we're met bv
an impertineni answer from the Minister
OF Foreign Afairs- When q deputstion
fTpn the Sssa1heT OF Commerce went to
preseas tbs Resolutions Of the Chamber on
certain financial matters. they found them
selves cOnfeTnng with tie Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, FOR the poor Finance fr-
ure -szid never word : Ike the poor
craven bridegroom in the presence OF
Young Lochinysr. and 50 with everything
else. Commissioner Of Crown lands
President Of the Boards Of Health. EdUcs
ton. and Immigration possessor of two.
and al one time three. Of the four minis
terial posts provided for by the Coussitu-
ton. sr1ltRr absolute Of al pos4s. mono
tons, pay roRs exercising Enb0unded
sway over the dismissal or appointment 81
all officials: Board Of Education blown
away by his breath an acknowledred IN
competent upheld In the Board Of Health.
laundering on without IN Attorney Gen
ersl for series Of months, and without a
iailor IN the prison for another series Of
months. three officials only IN the King
dom safe from his interference and IA
lsvolsnce, surely Il tins man had IN him
any capacity for ruling be might have
shown II
40 Cesrr aif aEilVf WAS his motto He
rejected the HE7ss. and made himself
Cesar: and now after two years Casarism
what do We fndf The snosi miserable IN
competence the mOs4 rTnnous mzl-admin-
isiEation IN every DEF Isrtneut; and now
hat the Finance COM nittee has made is
report the most degrading exhibition Of
waste extrsvsgznce. r,arfialify, fzvOritisn.
self seeking and INN stloe that ever was
exposed IN a state which LAYS claim to
having civilized government Some hun
dreds Of immigrants astrzy here. some
thousands Of dollars assrzy there, public
accounts absolutely uninsslligible OF no;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
The Bad md Worthle..

never isitafei or eouutfsief hi. is especially
true Of family medeine and il positive proof that
thr remedy initiated Is Of the highest value As
il had been tested and proved BY the whole world
that Hop Btters tho purcst. beet and ost vaua-
bic family medicine on earth many limitations sprung
up and began steal the notices In which the press
and the people OF theeoantry had expressed the merits
Of H. B.. and in every way trying to induce suffering
inyads to their stuh instead, expecting to make
money on the credit and good name of II, r. Many
others started nostrums put up in similar styles 90 H.
B., with Varionsly devised IN which She word
+" Hop y Or Hops were used in away TO induce peo
pie TO believe they the same Hop Bitters. All
such pretended remedies cures matter what their
style name L. and especially those with the word
q" Hop Hope in their name or IN any way con
heeted with them OF their name, arr limitations OF
eounteffeits. Beware Of them Toaeh none Of them.
Use nothing but genuine American Hop Bitters with
bunch or cluster Of green Hops on the white label
and Dr. soale's name blown in the glass Trust moth
ing else. Druggists and Chemists warned against
dealing in limitations or eounterfsits. luF I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

TsE proposal Of Mr.. Childer. the Chan
oellor Of the Excheluer IN England. to
cover the expense Of recoining light gold
sovereigus by debasing the half sovereign
by one tenth q It's intrinsic value l. Great
Ing great excitement. Lord r. Churchill.
in letter to the 7i,sa, published. May ID.
plainly puts the issue a follows:
The immediate eject u Mr.. ChiI5sr's Proposal
sill b fef slros; entirely by thu working classes
II VII t found " practioe that the neE hElf-sQv-
erei-ns Vll Be larcs IL used Tor the payment OF
weekly Waets- Il theE sauuld eve Cst into elre1-
lailol- An artisan E'1ssesslu Al the present no
ment - half-sove-slcrS-szy TUG mouths savlncs-
CAT oepssli them at Foss-uf1ics and receive IN
tersst On Afa S1pPuSe N the future b deposits
= half -sovere'Gn tokens The goyernrasli 20 avoid
iC-ss Of 10 Per cent can only give q reosips for
and pay intereSl on ~. TINS Circumstance 10
ceihsf With tie Other provisions Of the Budget
mas inevitably lead 10 a reduction q the rate OF
Savings Banks.
Ths co.'s OF ali retail articles mus be increased
A wholesale merchant p1rchzsIuS fore in pru5ucs
sly tea, co1es. tobacco etc--hAs u paw II cold
puznds- The retail merchant VII Be ps.id by the
consumer n dsbssed half pounds The latter .
himself froIn loss must fnc-e8se The ETics o.
erery article Quantity Of articles noe 20 ts sold
for one sod hsf Pcnnd By tbe smount Of the Is
0elAl-rA1rDl- as TIE
retail dsller shall have recelved iron his c1S
toasers a nnmbeT q the 6chased hzlf-r,ozuds eI.
ee~dinE IN the HsSfesaie = he via not be abe Il
dlsTuse q The e1cess legal tender and the7t.
f0re mus Negotiate and haSgziu before be car
plaos then
Further, bou CT the guveFnneut circulHte ths
nv half pound tokens5 Not throuch the larcs
hanks- DO Dot Suppose that any hs1ker. Il h
can possibly help Il, VII tsks uore than the 4
v'urth q legal tender 81 tokens NE Cuvsnneut
vii te driven % us the 5QOo toksr.s % lie ISS1.t
Annually tu- the payment q T--S1ls IN ihsir OuE
euploy rns1t -nArnely, The arnny. navy. Gockyarl
and Hrsrnal Turknen and the lower crzdeS Of tks
civil serTlce and c1siuns- Ihs rial facr = thai
Mr.. Chiiders rrupossiS- II carried into eject nj
ts eq5al 70 e yer cert ryduCtiou iut AL Eeekly
vsess under *
This illustration Of the danger Of tam
penng with currency seems 10 be singu-
larry applicable 10 our case and L worthy
Of study here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18


These are very serious charges. Many
more might be brought forward had we
tine and space. The utter wastefulness
shown in the expenses incurred at the I'm
migration depot Express hire $l7.A per
diem sl,ut what has been shown is enough
to satisfy any thinking man Of the utter
ineapacity Of these men to manage Hawai-
an pul,lic affairs, Of their utter unscrupu-
lousness and complete want Of every states
man like quality. Chicane. wsstefulnesS,
mon than doubtful dealing have run not
through the affairs Of this little country
for two wears. There can be only one yer
dict gwen in their case: away with them;
let them give place to men Of integrity and
business ability.
We make no charge against the head Of
the Government the self-styled Premier
.ln Of having directly appropriated one
dollar to himself. but he has allowed those
about him to enter into most questionable
transactions, he has shown more disgrace
mi nepotlsm than Medieval Pope: he
has Put large suns Of public money into
the pockets of his family connections IN
der the specious guise Of so-called con
tracts. Political integrity does not mean
that 4 man should only keep clear of d.
rectly absorbing money for his own use.
he Is put in his position TO see that no one
else misuses public funds ". NJ Gibson
and his Colleagues upon the showing Of
this Report, lack integrity, viewed as we
view II
We have but one word more to add,
During the last days Of the fiscal period,
the Government withdrew $620906S from
the Treasury This they had absolutely
no right to do. Il is the worst act of long
series of evil acts That it was Illegal was
well known to the Ministry, and is well
known to all of our citizens acquainted
with our laws, The object Of course, Is
evident; they wanted cash to carry on
I schemes with.
II the people Of this country intend b
stand calmly by and allow this kind OF
| thing 10 50 UNPUBLISHED, why, for Heavens
4 sake let Us give up all semblance of con
stItutional government 4 legislature j:
/ Of no use. II men can dare TO do what these
men have done and can snap their finger:
ID the face OF the community II such
| Illegal acts can be done with impunity-
| But why reason in this strain. They car
/ a,t be done with IMMUNITY. The citizen:
OF these islands know that not only have
fthose men wasted their taxes, but that the!
have been willing to sell their liberties
They look to the Legislature TO night then
wrongs II It does not, they have the ex
ample of the United States and Grea
Britain to show how their wrongs can b
rishted,
The above is only a rsssns of few o
the salient points of this heavy charg
against the Government Next week W
shall return to the subject, but cur reader
/ should obtain the full report and read !
for themselves; nothing short of careful
( pe-usal can fully show them how iniqui
tously the affairs of this country have beel
carried on. F.-.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
M.rtsagss,s Notice q Foreclosure 4 Of Sale.

e. of saie contained IN certain mortgage made ~
= Zone % Mary Hail. fa-Hlracd 70 Philip Bntsfl
aated ne th day o. September, i10 recorded In bsr
~ Page 30 Notice Is hereby gTcn hal fald mortra-
20 luieuus 20 ioreclnse sad mortgage Tor condition
oroEca and upon said foreclosnre viii eel AZ public
anclon a. he saiesfoom % 2 P Adams In nonouln.
on hONDAl, the liih day d July. 1874 u y n 81
taid day the premises described In said mortgage
below apeciled Further partlclar. can b had Of "
r. Caste. AttorneT- atLaW. PHILIP BUTLER.
Assignee Of M0rf9lrrc.
Premises 70 Be sold are sliuaied In Wainlha and
Haena, Island % kauni. and conslst Of % shares
out o. aboat ~ in the magnificent Ahnpnaa Of Wain
ha kaua1. containing kao and klla and incLhlusfahIe
Eood land % - acres d Talnabie iabd IN Name
covered with dne siaeyard and olive orchard 1913
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure { ofsale

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
e. Of sale contained in certain mortgage made BIZ
Nahalama Folu 20 William Dean assigned 10 A 10
pezf dated the 9Th day Of November t33f recorded r.
liber 81 page Is Notice Is hereby rfven that raii
mortgage intends n f0reclose said mortzase Tor con
dt0u broken, and upon said foreclosure will sell Al
public auction al the saearoom Of Adams In Hone
lulu. on MONDAY, the ifth day Of July 1884 al r.
Of said day the premises described in aid orf,ars
a. below specihed. Further particulars can be had f
" r Castle Attorney-atLaw. A. J. LOPEZ.
Mortgages
Premises TO be sod situated in Kemoo Rs7nsTn..
nu Waialla Oahu and consist Of % acres u dna pa1
turr land being the setforfh In Grant "a "a
Kcaohi. decided 20 ". Pou ina
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
Mortgages HOtieeiof Foreclosure Z Of Sale.
IN ACl1lRn NEE WIerIr A rslnrI--

Of sale contained m = certain uiorfrsre made b.,
kalimazubi and Cat Sing 10 hi Gordon dafed ne lh
aAg o. Nay loa2 recorded IN ber n. page co. Notice
close said moftzagc FOR condition broken. and UPON
said viii sell public auction the saes-
fogm o. = Adams in Houoisiu on NOrUtV "a
lith day q JulJ, 1885, AZ Il N Of said dsy the pfef
80 aesefioe In said mortgage below spccaed pa
ther pariculafs be had o. " Castle Affarnrr-1i-
Law. Err GOuDov W--s---ss.
Premises - Be cold situated III Honolulu and
consist q valuable house lot and house 10 o. near
faikeai Honoulu- near residence Of Rev smith fhe
0t contains about ffhs o. acre described IN ROYAL
sold to him Inn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure 4 Of Sale.
IN ACCORDA NEE WITH A POW

e. Of sale contained IN certain MORTGAGE made b.,
Penikskila and kimoku to Fred LoHrey IN Trnsf
dated the 18th day 81 December 1851 recorded IN iler
20 page 80 Notice Is hereby given that aid 1ortrs
gee intends 70 ioreeose said mortgage fJr condition
broken and upon said foreclosure win sell AZ public
on MONDAY. the iith day Of July. 1884 At IL ~ 81
said day the PREMISE described in said mortgages a.
below specified Further particulars can Be had 81
Castle Attsrney- at-LaU. FRED. J. LOWR5f.
Morirager.
Odhu and consist Of "a Of good kao Or rice land
undcr cultivation. being the same premises Set
forth IN Royal Patent 80 % Haluu On u Sauuaa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notica

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
a been appointed Temporary Administrator OF the
Estate q Robert ?. kuikahi late Of kaknhaele Ha-
makaa, Island Of Hawaii deceased; sy order Of Hon
Charles Hart, Circuit Judge Third judicial District
hereby gives notice TO all persons having claims
against the Estate Of Robert p Knikahi deceased 10
present the same duly henteatcd the underlined
within SIX months RON the date hereof or they w Be
forever barred and all persons indebted to said Estate
are requested 20 make immediate payment the u
designed. RUFUS A. LYMAN
Temporary Admir-. Estate Hobt. P. Kuikabi
Paauhau. Hamakua Hawaii, May p 1881 i0fI On
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

The Finance Report shows how thor
ouchly CORRECT has been the information
Of the GArr77T upon the manner IN which
Government matters have been mismsn
aged. Frun continued effort 10 EXPOSE
the iniquities 81 the administration we
have been called sore heads office
seeker. and 50 forth Wewznt no stronger
endorsement than the Finance Report 70
show how thoroughly We have been IN the
-7r-hf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

IT not necessary TO make any reply 10
the bsse insinuaiion that the independent
newspapers are Subsidized to serve the
ends Of disappointed ofioeseekers- The
charge comes with peculiar IL grace from
a journal winch during the last biennial
period has gcbbled S1S17062 out of the
Public Treasury which amount was a.
suredly good subsidy indeed for persist
entity advocsting the cause OF q Trofigate
Ministry = The zsfnsrrisrr should not msss-
ure others BY It's own standard which aT-
pesrS 10 I've rather low
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
A Note from Georse Bov.sr.

HosOLrr, June 18th, 1874
ED11oz HAvAuAS GAzEz kindly permit ne
a SPACE IN your valuable paper 70 correct an err0l
IN your ISSUE dated Wednesday, June II, 1884,
an made 10 APPEAR as Publisher and Compiler OF
the Hawaiian DIRECTORY for 1554- an the Pub
hsher and Coupler Of BOEssr's Hawaiian Direct
orr for 1851. and would not haTe ben taken IN
fair ADVANTAGES If, only that / have been afflicted
Nth rhszmstisn for the last nine months
very respectfully,
GEn1GE BoEEKz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18


nile heats nc<t u = trca tor iuifufted nor-lt
oniy weight Tor arc
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Tir,e f-atsf. 1.sSis.
uh-LrN1MtkAkrSANA ft1rE-SlCl Running
race mile tlanh FIVE for an horses bred in the
Kiprfcrn ueirht fer arc.
Chas T-c..s 4, . r,ni Moi
Ms NJ. f'ls,,.i,.ri,is's "a rior, 2
Jas CAnsphsll's. 4 fI.ariine
Tine LsSsa.
AZ w,u--vv. r. Am S-n str,iif .ia.h. ~.
tor all l-vcar-olds born in the kiusdorn.
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Tine LIZ
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
HouOlula, January ian, "a :

Referring me above beg to inform the business
public thAtwe prepared TO make Loans. Discount
Approved Notes and Purchase Exchange at the best
Currcnt Rates. Our arrangcineuts fnT selling Ex-
change the principal points in the United Stairs
Europe. China. Japan. aud Australia being made
and when perfected due notice will be given We
shall also be prepared receive Dcpoets on open
CONT, make Collections. aud conduct General Bank
ing aud BKchaage Business. SPRkCkEtS CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
Notice to Creditors.

I II UNDEH5IGNED HAVING
- been appointed Administered of he sf1ls 81
eeorge y. larbotfie late o. Kohaia leland of Hawaii
aece9ssd. ~ order q ul supreme Count Of TIE lava
-n hereby gives notlce 70 al pcrsona hsTlhr
e.. sllin.t sad e1idle 70 present tie 20 I'm
-l..ln y months from the PUBLICATION Of his nofru
~ taeJ VII Be Forever barred and an persons orIr
49, - hereby krIlcstcu % make tuIIr1fIfr
fayHent % bin IN Honolulu 70 G. T. Phelps u said
= An oktne Discover. Perrim1n
Admir-. Estafe George ~ Earboille deerarcd.
Honolulu, jams ia, fs3L l1l8N
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

lHta-~ HuNrIuru, Eehy, &th. ~.
MESsEs. q. HScKFELp 4 Co. uoSoLuLU.
DESR SuRs;-I hereby be- 90 tender my sincere
thanks for the Immediate liberal Settlement q the loss
sustained through the distraction By dre Of my place
OF business in kuhala duting the the 18Th
consider Il ny duty 20 recommend the Insurance
Company Tor which you the Agents to all parties
dcsircus Of protecting their property hy Insurance.
am, ncaf Sirs. Respectfully Nuars.
% sm tSigncll GEO. SANpERNAN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
Adminlstrator's NotIce.

III q NOEIIoIUNLU1I IAFTNTI
Il been appointed Administrator o. the Esfatr ~ III
JONES. fate u Wlluku, Maui. dfeersed inlesfafe
requcsts all pcrsons Indebted % said Esfac 10 make
unediafe payment q the zane aud gFss notice maj
al claims against sad estate must be prcsenfe 10 Inn
within nlz months % thar viii BE- forsr tarred -
HM A. KINNEY
HonoIula, Nay siih issi -''''' u y s ,,e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
BANKING NOTICE.

The undersigned have formed 3 co-partnership
uuder the arm name q Spreckels a Co., for
the purposc Of Carrying General Banking and Ex-
Change Business al Honolulu and such other places In
the Hawaiian kinedoaa NAV 81 deemed advisable.
(Siencdl Claus sPRECKKLS,
wv, IRWIN,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
HAWAIIAN PHRASE BOOK

Va Huaolco me IA olelo kikeke ma IA oiclo Ber,-
tania a NE IA olelo Hawaii, by II. " Whitney Homo
ulu. J. ". DAT, in. q Cos Publishers and Station
cry 1891, the rights Of which he claims owner and
proprietor.
II TESTIMONY wuEREoF. have hereunto set my hand
aud caused the Seal % the Interior De-
lScan plrtmeui 10 be Affixed this SIN day o.
May. A. ID. 1854
tSigncdl CuAS. 7. GULICE
ifus I'm. Minister ~ fufrrior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
Cricket Match.

Ths Husolaiu E3eren chzIlenrsd tie S.-lffsrr.',
ac'loe-z q ths viliSu, and match earnr a al
ti-s crBoke; eruund ils- SzfuriAy Ouinc I, srshe-
~ -ucr1-1rs- toe srec-atu-s suuevhaf rnezrrs
b. tau-e uoo Uers there tboro1rhly eujcy--d =,
r.y. 1ll Sefe ieud n their zpgliarss flr Cl hiti
a. 4 900 neldiac- On the Srst inniurs. tine D.
=. 1hed nefore the secuznc innings uHs drished
csaty o. . The exoelirut fielding q he hors-
rtlact1ce a. oaseezil sE1Es u in ttis We-r ttert
a ute more Ettsztiol pild 70 batting or clut
~ I'd - 4 rc-1a-kElllly strunE oue. M bywiiar
s.rlrts-FF sios- Ihe foiloEing a he soa-s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
TIE HAWAIIAN GUTDE aooK

Containing brief description OF the Hawaiian L.
lands, their harbors agricultural resources. plantA
tons, scenery, volcanoes, climate. population and
commerce, By HENRY " WHITNEY, the rights Of
which he claims owner aud proprietor.
Is TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hercuuto set my hand
and caused the Seal % the Interior De
tseah partment 10 the aHixed, this 9th DAY o.
May. A. ID. isof
lsgnedl CHAS T. GULICK,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
Notiee of ConH-Ripht.

DE II REMEMBERED THAT ON
ID the fih day OF Nay, A. d. ISL J. ". DAT. ia u
Honolulu Island Of Oahu, II. L., In accordance with
section Of an Act % encourage learning In this
Kingdom By securing the Copies Of Charts and Books
20 the Authors and Pruprictors OF such Copies ap
proved on the g1st Of December A. ID. lisa has d.
nn.lIrI In ILI- nlIrn The IlIln b hl. n--nl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
G5ntral Embellishments.
WANTED
NOTICE

DY \ LADY, OF EXPERIENCE,
u situation a Nurse. who viii also be willing to
make herself generally useful. Apply At the
l01s IT. GiIETTE nEEInE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

HE 4Iny Turner, Capt. Newell, vAs outside On
NondsJ IN vsnt Of tag She sas Ms days from