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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
FIiial Devotion.

DOVER, n. H., March 3.-Desire
Boudsir, young French Canadian,
reached this city from Canada tonight
Upon alighting from the train he said to
some Frenchmen about the depot: 81
am Desire Boudsir, who killed Ed. Grant
at Grants Falls, for which the jury con
victed my father. Rather than have
him sentenced probably to life imprison-
ment, have come back to suffer the
penalty of my crime" Boudsir was ar.
rested. He will be arraigned tomorrow,
when he will probably make full con
fession and be held for the September
Court. Council for the senior Boudsir
who has been convicted, but not sen
fenced, for murder, will then ask fol
pardon for his client from the Governor
and Council.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04

3 Legislature who
"a great credence to
he proposes to call an
On any other theory, his
ia seem to be purely supere-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04

A cottage containing four rooms With lot and
appurtsnances, near Temple and lust beyond
Pearl street, Los Angeles, sboys the reach Of ali
foods. Price. $50 cash. Possession can be
given immsdiateiy. Apply st room Y. Allen
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
Emptoymtnr

OF any kind in efice or business house, by com
petent man; salary no object Address. "B. B..
HERALD Office feb20-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
Lux SALE.

A house in Santa Monica Of large rooms, and
two lots on Fifth street, with . fine evergreen
hedge all around and about 36 fru trees; . large
stable and shrubhery Of all kinds. For further
q Temple Block, Los Angeles. or N. Duffy.
Santa Monica. feb26-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04

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srts sALE.
wANTs-Losr--FoUND.

Ninety stand Of bees at g per stand. Address
R. g. Bassett Pomana, Calilernia. feb2p-St
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
The stock Board.

SAN Francisco, March 3.-Best &
Belcher, S2.35; Chollar, S2.25; Con
solidated Virginia. .25; Crown Point,
$l.l5; Eureka Con-, $3.50; Gould &
Curry, $l.7O; Hale & Norcross, 81. 30;
Mexican, So. 25; Northern Belle, -;Ophir.
$l.4O; Potosi, LILO; Savage, 10; Sierra
Nevada. $500; Union Consolidated,
81. 70: Yellow Jacket. -.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
The oinrormat,on- Law sustained

SACRAMENTO. Cal.,. March 3.-Ex-
Attorney General Hart this afternoon
received dispatch from Washington
stating that the United States Supreme
Court has confirmed the decision in case
OF the people vs. Hurtado. This destroys
the last hope of llurtado aud Raten and
those mnrderers depending on the Gin
formation" point raised
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04

ANo. family mare, years old. and good
2-scated family carriage. ct bargain, by
JF WHITE CO.,
mh2-2t N. z. corner Main and First street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04

SAN Francisco, March B. Controller
Dunn has brought suit against Harbor
Commissioners Knight and Blanding, to
recover moneys collected by the Harbor
Commissioners during their term of
Office and unaccopnted for. The amount
sought to be recovered is about SOL 900,
including 25 per cent. damages and in
torest
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
wheat and Barley market,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.--Wheat
firm but dull; seller, $l.50; buyer,
season, -----. Barley, weak
but lively; seller, .S4q@.S5; seller,
season, $3.50. .S6l; buyer, $500 .93!;
buyer, season, .90@ .90s,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04

The fol-
|rsxas 50.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
Tender OF Railroad Taxes.

SAN FRANcIseo, March 3.-The Alta
tomorrow will publish the following:
Attorney General Marshall has addressed
letter to County Trcasurers interested
in the recently decided railroad tax cases
rendering them their proportion of the
taxes and explaining his action in the
matter
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
FOR sALE-FeR RENT.
tea aALe.

F0R SALE.
Ninety acres Of land, one ehalfmile Of Savannah
Station, on s. p. r. T.; 10 acres in vines; 100
choice fruit trees, different varieties; l-ro2H
houfe, barn and other out buildings, we'll Wild
Mill and tank. This land lies within "a miles Of
the new Raymond hotcl 81 Pasadena; at . big
bargain. J.F. WHITEkC0.,
mh3-at NE. corner Main and ~ streets.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
BOYLE HEIGHTS nARcAlN.

A Handsome Residence on the corner Of Louis
lana avenue and Soto street. Must be sold At
once. The grounds are well improved. II you
want beautiful home, at old time prices, call
early. Price, $3, 500 7. Z. ROWAN,
lisN Spring Street. Temple Block.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-06

From Bfldsirrsf's Is clipped the following aFti-
Gle on The subject OF hi-meisilisu. which IS we'll
worthy The peruiFtl Of those Who favor the double
standard:
rheoaore Muuinscn. the celebrated prof
esser Of history al tbs University OF Berlin. and
an opponent Of the himetallists, has lately pub
lished IN \ German Journal (Ihs Nafiesl an essay
showing how the experience Of ancient Rome may
Be applied . the question at ISSUE. Drawing his
Illustrations from an eiet published At the time Of
the Emperor Julian fixing the pay u lawyers in
measures Of wheat or their equivalent, be sityS
that this shows how, IN its dolage and declins,
value which had been N use in those early DAYS
when coin had not become available. In the bes;
days Of Roman rule. when gold was the measure
OF va,us, the COINS OF Rome had conquered the an
Gent world quite as much as It's sword. They
were strictly equal IN value 70 the amount stamp
ed on them, and from the eastern 10 the wtstern
confines Of the empire they were accepted as the
standard measures Of value. But the unfortunate
policy of the empire in fixing by law the relative
values Of gold and silver without cundning the use
of silver 10 the payment Of small sums led TO
slow and gradual bat certain debasement Of the
coinage Julius and Augustus Cesar bad not the
same difficulties 10 contend with as the Germans
of to-day. No other state then existing could dis
pute the universal supremacy Of Home IN com
nsrce as well rs arms, and the coinage Of guld
had been 50 plentiful that for q time silver was
only used in small amounts. Owing. however. 10
the mistaken policy referred 10. silver gradually
druve gold out Of circulation, and the silver coin
was debased by allows, and AZ last became but lit
more than plated copper The commercial world
became in Consequence slaves OF dishonest money
changers, and as we sec from the documents which
have come down TO Us from the times Of Julian,
coin finally ceased TO be recognized as measure
OF value and was replaced by the cumbruus wheat.
Professor Mommsen argues that this was the con-
sequence of a policy Of himetallism under the
most favorable circumstances IN Rome, the same
policy would lead 10 still more disastrous results
in the complicated arrangements OF modern cum
r.ereiAl and International relations."
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he folb0viBg portions Cf a translation Of O let
ter by Portuguese la50rrr which has BEEN written
for the Lee Hr,0riHfl-s has been forwarded to the
Ca zITrE for publicatioH, and We gladly give space
-t5-h as showing how the P1rtuE1ese at Wailiza
feel towards their employer;
wAnLrA, Jan. =, lsS4.
EurruE GkzErrf=-Christu18s and New Years
DAYS passed Of u pleasant and spirited manner
% the Waiaiua Plantation on this Island. great
many Of the Portuguese employed on said pi1uta-
tiun called % Mr.. X. Halstead and wished him the
COMMITMENTS Of the season. He received them
with satisfaction and pleasure and responded
generously % them
OF all the plantations on these Islands this one
firs1iy. Recaase neither Mr.. HaIs.sad nor his
slu have vet used aHy bad lancuaSe towards si-l-
gle PortUguese-
Secundiy. Becausg they eve their instructions
70 their lunas n regard 10 tbslr daily labOrgrs-
Thirdly. Because this plantation has a healthy
ciuute. about The sane vg are used % AZ hoJ1e.
thU1gh II Be little Warrnerl ssIl after 10 o'eock
in the evening it always becomes cool, and our
cuurtrymau feel first rate here.
Mr. H4lstead and his son make tLeir appearance
at the work IN the morning % see whether all are
at Eurk, or whether any one has beconle SICK dur
ING the night.
finaIly. They never refusg b grant auy favor
provided II does not interfere with tie work OF the
plantation. hey also grant leave to all the P0r-
t1Euess TO raise chickens AID PIGS, and have their
own norsss-
ms plantation owner has enlarged his dvrlIing
house, that nov It Is quite a neat little place,
aud the pian shows very good taste. Ii : 70 b
hoped thai Mr. Halss.sad and family nay enjoy l.
for many proSperous years new chimney L L.
be erected here Il Is to be buIit Of rough stor-
and sill have a height Of from - 70 - feet vhen
fnisaed and Is rUund- The ulEson Who s build
ing Il /. Portuguese Who vas one Of the best at
hrs trade IN II. MichaeTs. M Hllstsad i quite
SATISFIED with the work which the man designed
Respectfully FOurs, JOSH ClErANo PAcHECu.
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PASSENGERS.

Frsu Mani and luuaii, Psf Like.I-s Jan a-J J
Coleman. BaruaEt
Fcr Ssu Frznri.co. pr IItsGezI1u Jaa E.-T N L5u,
q Them sou, V tHe1en-.
Fc- sputh sea Islanls per Hazard Jan s1-tGI >1-th
>sa i.lsndsr-, aen, women auG children.
Fur HEuakna per c bishop FEB ID C1uley. NJ,
K Mile. MIS- Nils.
Fsr Naui and Hawaii pr rlzzla-, Frbl-C A Tsiiay,
" Il Tsailrv u % Srtfft 4 NefHHlEg- NJ. kaas q d
Bovlrr and wife Wooduurd- z 2 Bcekuttl. W
euith " F-Irr utfr zul 8 ctllarv-- = 3 AEstrU,
Geo n THyior and wife A Temple. y II Cumming,
wife ard child, y Alderman Haynes, Decker. 3
Howard. NJ Calm. n rauh'Cs. A Eucs-
Fer SEn frHnelse1. - Aizmeds- fg5 Nv : I.ay,
NJ Rch-rtsen. Mr. 4 Judd, Mr. y i Merritt Mr. !
Castle. Ma-rfr, wife aud family, Mr. j. Ll-Hturf
: v Aiezautc-, n Erikuan. J I BEEl.l-tCus i Walk.
shau. Rev " lane and tzuilly, Il : 1rg-lolH, NJ.
gari Turusr and -uu- VI I Norton, Mr. Thomas. D
I'ruurr z v barnard. 4 P Eclrl Mrs. : Ns=rIssun. Z
: Curha, Levi luc n 10, ! DlelrtfC. 2 a Egukza
ara vife VI HUT 7 uuEedeI, J 4 Thompson sCli=
Burkr, savage We Barry A Eorrl Chinese
PROM Kauai PEI IvslsHi. FEB ST Lindsay RI Re
Dishup Ct Hunolulg, M A WlI.s.
Frun Kraai and waisuas, pg- Jls Make. FEB sWY
PROM Naui aud NolosaL per Lslll. Fab IA sin
clair Fishrr ] NcCui-lu.
Fruu NEuI and Hawaii Per Hin1g Frbe-Ml-. A N
AhsvuA MIS- Z Piiip0, 7 Psill--, Mr. & Anna. Mr.
Bond. Nrs Asa and Cliil taiaer lc1u0rr HTvta-r-
Asira and AeulId.
For Mani ard Hawai- per Llks.ss, FEB &C " Grey
v Y Homer j., o BahiuItkH. W CgurA3i. 7 Mice
Fru- Kahuiul pr Kllaaca Hon. FEB - Bufkg. W
4 Brewer, p simpson, II z " sntaqrl1r Napt Hay
irv. " 7 Eho,8rs and wife, q BczrImaH.
Fcr Nan -na Molokai. per Lsfaa, Fgb g-Dr Ge0 /
Fitch II Wig=ens. F0stcr, " D Alexander, " Wall
Fer Kanai and waia-ae per J-s Make. FEB &c n
Waite. MIS- q WuEiuCikaIl.r u Lane.
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subnarlne Eruption Oh Hawaii.

4 submarine eruption occurred on the 2ad Of
January of the east Cape OF Hawaii. which was
witnessed by Charles n, Spencer and others 1t
consisted OF = terrific explosion, by which a col
air, accompanied With most terrific detonations as
If a battery Of cannon had been discharged. These
noises were 50 loud as 10 be distinctly heard forty
miles away, and continued for several hours, and
/: Is probable that the water disturbed daring
the whole day But as dense smoke and steam
which cane from the submarine eruption. filed
the air and prevented any further observations,
nothing was afterwards seen Of 1t during the day.
The occurrence was followed by a storm Of wind
and Tain, which lasted only few hours. The next
day was clear and pleasaut
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Eprrok GAzEr1Es-I DO nj Intend to eater into
a Newspaper controversy. but Z ssatemeut made
by via" tu the .iiresiser Of the 18th 1lt-- VIZ:
that the plantations ~; Of Mako Guleh- have
fenced al the ancient r1lds-7 shOuld not % IN
Challenged. IVA" there speaks Of orc closed fsu
isnrs az. As that vas before nay time. can only
saw that bad It been important that the public
should have road AZ tia: place surely =1HnsthiHG
would have been done about It ere this
As 10 the others Eve years ago. this part Of the
distric. vas all open and any person desiring b
hsh or sEill wendell his EaY lcordIug TO his own
sweet Eil to any part Of the beach thai suited him
Jurors c1ir- 10 Lahainl- started straight aeToss
the commons and n 50 doing year after year made
quite an ancient road 4 man wishing 20 pli
up 4 uill OF build f1zudation- lOOled along the
sea beach 1util be found slnd that suited his par
Pose, sent bis carts for Il and II I we're r5Ial
weather they made one Of those anele1f roads
Cattle herdsd all arJund here AID u gong % and
from water made more -Iucieut road" and 50 on
zutil a. EVA Gays they Eere '-uaEieru1s-
Bat about government roads yes theEe NsEs
those too and tdsy are fenced out recognized and
rn1rked by the c1TeEnmelf to the extent Of more
than - miles n this district. 0niy one that an
aware Of having beaa closed, VIZ. the MakaTao
and EaH1lzi road z-id that By Spruckels plzEta-
tam. teInPorlr5iy viz gates, which have sIncs
AsI have said there uere trails, or. as VIA calls
thsm--aueieni rozds running in all directions,
ene the Lahziu1 trail- running clear aeToss ne
Commons another to the SEA via -McCoppin
house- anotheE sssf beioSithe WaihEs ptsszEs,
AID 50 o1. vet Eho E0zld think Of asking Mr..
: recklis 70 sperd thousands Of dollars 70 fenes
oct th1sa old trails. OF the government 70 marx
then Tbzze vas - RID koueTer- ancient nor
modern 70 tie railway terminus simply beezlse
there zas 70 railway bet aftEr 4 Eas built the
people o. MikaEa1 folnd j more c0uTenieui -
est their gods a1d ship freight there than = -
70 kAhzl1i. AID b zccoau1daie theln NJ Bad
Ein aIiozed thea % g thruz-E his lad zn;ii
they eDuid arTzs - ~ a zUTsrzz11sIs road pat
ting Up glsss, bGilzios brstges and keeping the
road pass1ble-
Ths government zozld n5t, Eos DID not WORK
the rad. and sheu couple years 40 the roae,
supervis5r. seeing the bad ouudilioa % the rod
t1ld his ln-z ~ INK y. the l11a told hiE thai the
suparYis0E IN chief uho lived IL tie district, aid
i "a -: E7FsraHas1i rgad and E0i 70 v'lf< H.
and - i uzs not E1rked-
EuE il Is important that the people q IzltElo
shdzid have aG1ass to P1iz T-zblic ruad thai
VII b. kept 17 b TIE E1Ferul1e1f- AID they can
have Il b. opening abOzt one e1d a h1l1 miles Of
rad frJ-n Pai1 and in.e-seciil. the Makzzac AID
Eak1l1i a tie p1e scl1ci h1sissr rhich I'll an
s-rgr AL purp1scs. Bal uuturItlistl1zii1E thai
fllsru are slrealy mo.s tka1 - uilel q ruads 10
tbs distrief- and he u1rey appropriated Tor Tefk-
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EDITOR GAzETTE;-In November an article APP
peared in the local papers in regard TO two young
men, Mr.. Chessmau and DR.. Craig. Chessman, as
the article stated Is highly connected in Chicago
being the only son Of wealthy parents be had been
INDUCED and his slightest wish humoVed till leay-
ing home he turned out as the people Of Honolulu
know. Chessman went from here 20 san Francis
CO, thence to Chicago where he arrived Dec. 9ith,
TO the once happy home he had left only one year
previously. But. alas what a change The home
was no more, the kind, indulceut father having
died Nov. -, only one month prior to his sons
return. Not knowing where their son was at the
time, his friends telegraphed all over the States
for him, but the poor mother and little sister had
to bear their sbrrow alone. Mr.. ChessmAu 1.-THE
father was a thorough Christian. a prominent
member Of the lst Presbyterian Church. Supt. Of
the Sunday school and leader in all good works.
Young Chessman has had 4 hard lesson taught
him, may 1t prove lesson To other young men
who willfully leave their homes IN similar man
ner. MONITOR.
Dyspepsia, biliousucss, nervousness and misgra-
bleness all cured with Hop Bites. See al.
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Th4 death Of William Buckle, Governor Of Oahu
Jail, on the 18th inst, has greatly disturbed Peo-
pie III general during the past week on account Of
the somewhat incompatible testimony presented
before the jury convened by CorUusT Dayton to
make an inquiry into the case. There Is no hesl'
tati1u, By those present daring the examination.
IN c1udsuuiu- the manner in which the witnesses
were provided, a. IT were, with answers 70 ques-
tiJus. promulgated by the Coroner. The Marshal
vas present daring great portion OF the time bot
capable law officer from the Attorney General
department.. vas CONSPICUOUS by his absence. The
inquiry. considering the official bunCiing which
preceded Il should nave been watched over by a
c1rrpetgut Legal officer the part OF the Crown
who could MAKE report as TO the manner II
which the inquiry had been conducted. Below Is
given summary Of the testimony taken:
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COMMERCIAL.


A1AULt II. FEBE liEf 8, ~
since nj utitiuE business has n-.ir rggfu-rsaed
and sihna, 81 Prrsent IN nes Of general trade utterly
Inactive, iAs rsevaiir- dulnrss rruhabty being IN
duc-d ey the general rirction o. Igpr-ntarvs. 10 the
Legislature, Which takcs place to-day. Aside frun
hi- particular rcasoa however, there have been other
eau - watch, curasiue have secured fn The noah
ut January ne uueuyiahle rvcu-u tfruul stairuruts
shade ~ suunr o. hsf husiuCss mcu o. hril- tht
dullest IN trate frr uua her % yar- pass- CrurF
ciAllyr athou-a a-v Quantities Of car staple product
striving now from inter Island pcrt- yef hert is
not the profitable division ard extent o. hnsiness
n skipun= crri. o. the same time lst yrsr Ngus
frui thr Cess f lair arrivals not cheering
hoped for and although the plantation su-ars all
ncarv all Contrartrt for the plzntcrs and not The
rutrsCfur - - hezTfhc cris - ruies and efke-
awssgs siigh feeling has also b. iuEurnec In trade
Cirries iu this eity.
m euly arrival consist. of the American hl-k yry-
90, from Boston with ful ra % asserted ucfghan-
die.
Ths departure consist q thr h-i- Hazard viii ~
turned ahurers % the >uaih Sea-. thc Hr-pernr and
steamer Aasta vita earres q domestic prrtucis fGs
>an franri-co and The kkitIt 10 ballast f1tht Sound
ne o = :. NarPoss is due hsrv fruaa Frzurl-eo
oEnc-luN, viii ncus daits N TIE IL Inst The ", a.
l-vtn sails TO-DAY frcua here fur san francis0u.
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s1OO REWARD

WUUEREAS. ON THE asth DAY on IAN,
w LIST, certain person or persons blr-llgi1usiy
bruks aud entered into Che store 10 Wing WO CHAN
a CO. owned by CHUNG MOI kOEH Nuu1lg street
Honanin. and stole thufgf-oII -" lss1Etrd Sill Hand
kerchef- piece White silk. Etc 10 is hereby uotlCd
that reward Of $50 u Dc paid 20 any person per
sons who shall give such Information % the police
will lead 70 the apprehension and conviction % The
thief or thieves.
b. Orier. ~ CHEUSG -sey- Chinese Union
49,
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A very large and pleasant gathering Of people
took place al the residence Of Mr.. Thomas Camp
bell Pu1a0 valley, on the evening Of the 5lst ult
the occasion being the marriage Of his eldest
daughter Miss Addis Campbell to one Of Homo
!ulu's master mechanics, Mr.. Joseph HOWE. The
happy pair were joined IN the holy bonds BY Rev.
Dr. Damon. the bride being seconded by Miss IL
zia Campbell and Miss Lille Baldwin as brides
maids Msssrs J. T. WisemAn and Thomas Buch-
auau performing ErOOmsmAn service Tor the blush
ing groom. The bridal pair were the recipients OF
numerous elegant and costly presents and II Is
hoped that their future will be rs happy as vas
desired By the expressed wishes Of their assembled
g-r...
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Mapshal's Sale,

DN VIRTUE OF IN EXECUTION
Ii I..,a,i ~ n 3 ufrlegtr1 z - p5f-. rg.fT5z ~
Honolulu "a Che ifs day % IaHIaiy a D. issi Go O..
vUr % Lyman BrDs 'piaatG aud Acc lghI defendant.
Tor the sEm % s1l1 and costs So Lave levied lruu
and shall eXpn-e f1g sale 20 che hi-Ersf bidder or
WEDNESDAY,, the Ilth day % March, A. u. f->,. 90
the auction 0T Lyiu- 4 L7rcT at i1 O'Clock Ti.
.undry articles, -uch ls Calico, Lamp CdimueT.,
Lamps Pitcher- Co ktI- p1ts. sIlclF-. IgIrgci0ia-
in- shirts. &c and various 1Eag articles Too MINOR
gu- 20 uacntiol bat rl D. f1IIg made ka1au af che
slime Of -llc-unless said izIl1ut and e. peuscs
previously paid. W. G.. PAliaE, MafshIIs
Hdu0aIu. Feb SD l-,t ~ %
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the stnck.nnidcrs 90 the INTEE-IsLANp STEAM
NAVIGATION co. will bc held on the Ish p1oximo, az
their once on the Esplauadr. j. ENA, in
M II Ssrrg Inter. Gland ; y 60
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FOR SALE.

THE STOCK AND GOOD WILL OF
L a shoemaker shop iu Waikiki, iuciutiu.
Howe d Machine luCuI- Benches Lasts, etc. 4 good
location; rent low and good custom trade Inquire
Of Max Erkartt U1uoiu'u. or
sdit H. l. TuENSIEs.
W.FTHL.4 Mani
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NOTICE :

At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the EAST MAUI STOCK co, held 40 Honolulu.
February tth, iSoi the following Officers were elected
for the ensuing year
" 4 \ DIV
p Jones, jr.--.....ss.-. etgrtary & Treasurer
Gco kuss....---.--. -.------- Auditor
DIRECTORS
U Carter. 70 N Robertson
TnNE- In --HHaf.Hv
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MARRIED.

UUwrE-C ANTBELL.--lu thi. e1fy. Uu the glst ult-.
The residence ~ the BRIDE father. Hy Rev. Dr.
nH-lcrr NJ IosEru q. ECvEE % NI-- N.EEsEEr ArntE
GsNrHEIL- Nc cards
KEPuIKAt-nANIEL>-A tWHi'gku, Mao. January
~, BY Rev. 2. Gr1sr= A. N1su hEruiEsI o. Eo-E
naNtEIs
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Prison and poliee reform arr needed The indie
pcndeni members Will sec 10 Il that this Is not
taree, but reality. Vote the Independents Ticket,
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The Hawaiian Mission Caildren's society will
bold rs regular meeting Al Rev. Dr. Hydes L.
BerrtauiS street, On Saturday, February 9Th, NJ
Tseop- n
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There will b a fulness % the NOM. quite visi-
Die 10 tho naked eve, 20 the Il inst.
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Notice to Creditors.

Il duly apponicl Administrator anil Administrators
Of The Estate o. J. MuIuaui late Of nuuoilu Island
Of Oahu, deceased; notice l. hereby -ven o. an per-
sous 90 present ihcir claims aaust t~ ESTATE Of said
J. MuauAgii duly authenticated. whether secured hy
mortgage otherwise 90 David NauakB and MahoIr
Mlanaui The ONCE Of Cecil Brown, on kaahuuiaul
street within -N months from the date hereof they
will De forever barred and all persons iudthsad 10 saa
estate hcrcoy requested 20 make immediate paw
ment thereof. i~igucdN DAVID MANAk4N.
lScucn MOUOLE MOAUAULI.
Administrator and Admlnisirairix % TIA Estate %
J. MlLulnI Irr-L.-L