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sirtr.sirth par. July 2sth.

Assembly met at 10 am. but no business was
transacted until 1910 on account Of lack Of a
quorum. Then the minutes Of previous meeting
were read and approved.
Under suspension of the rules Representative
kalua presented a petition asking that the sum Of
81 600 be inserted in the Appropriation Bill for the
purpose Of improving the road between kawela
and Kanaloo (McCogan'sl plantation. Molokai.
Referred TO the special Committee having items Of
same character under consideration.
Representative Godfrey Brown, from Committee
on Finance, presented report on the bill referred
TO them, introduced by the Minister Of Finance
and relatiag TO the payment Of salaries during the
consideration Of the Appropriation Bill. aud re-
commend the passage of the bill With certain
amendments Report approved and bill ordered
to Bird reading on 9th inst.
At 1880 the Order Of the Day was moved.
The bills relating to the settlement Of homesteads
and the bill to amend section 4. chapter LXiI Of
the Penal Code relating TO the establishment Of
Hospitals, were omitted N the reading account
of not having been returned from the Engross-
ment Committee
The bill to amend section IfTT Of the Civil Code,
relating TO certain specific rights Of the people
ives read n second time, ard after = short discus
sion. indie fniiely postponed
The consideration Of the bill 20 amend section
3c6 Of the Civil Code relating 70 fisheries pro
ceeded with. and finally returned - a Special
COMMITTEES consisting Of Attorney General, Reps.
Amsra, KauEila, Kamakle AMI Hon. H. A. Wider
mann.
The bill relating to increasing the jurisdiction
Of the Police Court in cVse Of assault upon pub
lie officer was presented, and referred % The Judi
ciary Committee.
Representative RoWell, under suspension Of the
rules, Presented a report from the Special Com
mittee having under consideration the items relat-
sertion Of the following sums in the Appropriation
Bill.
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The Hawaiian Legislature
Session 1854.
siEtr-Third Day, July 2ard.

The Assembly convened at 10 a. m. and after
the usual routine work. proceeded to the oonsid-
Grafton Of the following business;
Representative Dole, from the Judiciary Com
miitee presented a minority report on the bill re-
lating to the Police Justice Of Honolulu, recon-
mendinc that the Police Court of the city be con-
Quoted the same as other Police Courts Of the
Kingdom. Approved.
The Minister Of the Interior presented report,
in answer 70 resolution calling for the same,
showing the uneIpended balances of road taxes,
belonging to the different districts as follows:
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Assembly met at 10 am. Prayer BY Chaplain
and reading Of miuutes Of prerio-s meeting b.
Secretary.
RepressutstiTs Godfrey Brown prezsiited q Re-
poE1 from the Couimitt-e on Firlanca On several
items Of the Arpropri1fion Bal which had beau
referred 70 then for cnn.idlr1tion and recom-
nsnded the passage Of tie fsllosing VIZ Sap
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The Bishop Of Honolulu preached manly ser
mon ON Sunday last, at ST. Andrews Cathedral.
He took up the subject OF the lottery bill and IN
Rigorous language condemned that Act; he said
that though it had been defeated still the stain
vas on a community which even permitted such an
Act to be introduced into its Legislature: all other
Christian countries legisae against this evil and
EanhhaC, and II behooves rs 10 be on the watch
lest this thing appear again. The Bishop next nj
lnded to the general evils produced by gambling
Of various kinds. The sermon will be Published
in The Inllicrn CLaI-L rhrsnirlf.
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BORN

In this city, the sth iusl the wife Of Hon. J.
J. DcHsett, daughter.
In Honolulu. Jsg 18th, to the wife Of a. ;. Hart
we'll. ESQ.,. daughter.
AZ HE Hawaii July an, TO tn wife Of " J. Core
usddcn. daurhtcf.
AZ Hiio H1Wnii july 18th 10 thr wife o. A. b Loeb
enstcIn, daughter granddaughter TO the Hon. and
Mr. n n. Hitchcock
In this city, the 18Th last, TO the wife Of J, l.
Reese a
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CoMMERc1AL.
roYoLrfr- 49, Ii ~.


Rusiness during the past week has hcrn dali again.
NJ .eht activity noticeable during the previous week
having disappeared a. quietly il had mace it. ap-
tsnrsncc and dealcrs In lines 81 general trade arr
,-sir waiting Meawbef Ike, for someihinE % turu
az The hate order made BY the Minister Of Finance
relative the payment Of customs dutics IN gold, On
Nu-ast will AFFECT ordcrs by the outgoing steamer
i'm ports The amount Of ddtiAhs goods coming frum
no United states Is small In rruss and the merchants
most affected BY the enforcement OF the order viii b.
these whose trade abroad Is other than American
Ths unly arrival for The week the bark HOPE from
Port Townsend, with a cargo OF lumber
And the only departure wa the bark y, g. Murray.
ia cargo % domestic produce and number oi pa
--n---s FOR san Franeisco.
ne steamer Mariposa sails Al noon on Friday. An
-u.t st for san Frsneisco and the Muripo=a j. due
IRON there the nh pro1.
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day.
Third reading Of a bill - provide for Road Sup
ervisors-in Chief for the several Islands.
Representative Nawahi moved It be indefinitely
postponed.
Representative ksunamanO moved it pass The
bill was passed.
Consideration of bill to amend Sections 1913
and 1870 of the Civil Code. relating TO masters and
servants.
Representative kiluu moved this bill be in
definitely postponed Motion WAS carried.
Representative Smith moved 70 reconsider the
motion. Lost.
The House adjourned at p Il. until 10 4. Il
Saturday.
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For Micronesia, per Jennie walker July -l-Rrv J
Logan wife ard child. Miss Palmer.
Prom kahului per kilauea Hcu. July ss-P c Jones
j. NJ Courtney and wife, W II Cornwrll, Mis- Noes
man Miss Rate, W L IlolokAhiki. } l. Mekenuy.
n sears, Mrs. Wilkinson. Miss Sawyer. Mr. Matilda.
prom Windward Posts, per Kinsu, July .s-Capt 3
nayley. W L Seal. Y L Auerbach. Rev Z 4 Brckflth,
L Liuusrons Cooper, II SoPer, 2 " Glade q
Nsinekc Capt & jackson. = ; Pond. II Tnft9n and
wife kirkwood. J Harrison aud daughters, Capt
Z L Robbins and sons, Geo Durham
Prom Kama. per Iwsiani. July ss-J W Macnr. Z
Cgnradt. Miss Rehard II 1 Stoltz. Hon " u Bi1t.
" Brcde Miss W sawyer, Nj Burkctt aud wills Mrs.
z Christian and children. Rev J D HHnaikc
From Han1kua, per { Il Bishop. duly e5-w II Gun
mings. 7 RickHrd, Z Nichols, M Ha-iIp, n
Hanuna-
From Hawaii, per Likclikr July -'-W Horncf
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Dividend Notice.
NOTICE
Executors Notice +!

I'HE 4 y DEIHltfN I'D. ia ' ~ q
L been appoiuted Exrcu fars q tae VIII % NAT
THfAs EfHc HHoFf. decess-d. d. h-rsly zirc adfier
70 nl persons having cisis aniusf h~ Effafe u The
above named Matthias Kifehhoa ~ present DE- zane
daily authenticated with The Fouchrrs hereof % ne
undersl-ned ~ The oice o. " g. fruiu In u1nalul1
wifkiu IL u1nths from fhe date hereof or they vii
b. forever barred All persons owing tie aid Erfafe
rrguested % make inlreias f-glsnf Of ire
Al said cIcr.
Dated tniJ ilfi Isl
ANDERSON o. FurEE-
WILLIAM g. IRWIN
fe1 q Exrcntars af win ~ Naf.hias kIrrhhar
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The p.pnrtinr Gun-t..

The following passengers will leave By the liza
ssia on August ist Mrs. and Miss Austin, Col.
Dian and family, Mrs. and Miss Bates. Mrs. Fur
neaux, Z. H. Clark. Rev. W. F. Furman. Miss Wal
E. W, Peterson, J, NJ. Davidson, NJ and Mrs ].
I. Waterhouse, J. L. Wiseman. Miss Michiels,
Master Judd, Claus Sprcckels. Mr.. Mehrteus and
Son. Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs. Ables, Mrs. Andrews. W.
Dickson. W. W. Co0ns, II. s. Townsend. Mrs
Schroeder, Mrs. Marchant, Rev. G. BsckWith. W.
Lidgate and wife.
Lazy and dull feelings always preeede sickness,
which nothing bat Hop Bitters will Danish Read
advertisement.
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the Rev and Yrs Wallace, viii enter at vassar
the next term. Her qualifications are Of high
order and Honolulu which may lay claim 10 the
preparation Of this Young lady for her collegiate
course. may have cause TO congratulate itself az
some future time on having turned oat bril-
liant scholar
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ATA MEETING OF THE sTOCK-
n HOLDERS u wILDEEs STEAMSHIP coM-
PANI Limited held az their Office. Friday July 9Th.
ISL i was voted 20 Increase the Capital Sfne ~ te
Company FitY thousand Dollars.
$. y ROSE. SECRETARY.
uo-,f-4r IHfw ira =
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peath Of Ms. E1la SCOT.

HE following IS taken from the Geneva. Hi
nois.l RepntlinfH:
It's with crest sadness that sc note the death
on Saturday last, June = lof Miss Ella Scott She
went home from the Office on Friday feeling quite
sick and On Saturday afternoon eight days after.
having passed through a week Of suffering. she
gave N the struggle and yielded her spirit back
70 God Who gave IT. Born in Geneva she spent
her whole life among u.s. and the sterling worth Of
her character Was acknowledged by this whole
people- Honest hearted, self-sacrihcinc. devoted
girl, she gave her life IN full measure She had
read Alright the words OF the Master They that
lose their life for my sake shall find It for the
whole tcncr Of her life Vas one Of self-ablerAtiou
and Eeruic devotion 10 duty. well done good
and faithful one shoeid Be written upon the
marble OF her tomb. he funeral al her home
uas conducted By the Rev. c. Il. Abbott. simple
and teaching service. such as she vould have
chosen She was followed 10 her last resting place
by iarge company Of friends and relatives who
Understood her worth and incurred their IoSs
Ths dcceased vas a sister OF Mrs W. @ Wilder
and Mrs A McWalne Of this civ
boy employed BY Mr.. James Cav. uarrpuly
e-caued druNnsnC at Wai1l1a on the I'd inst Re
crns trying To cross the stream which was uuuss-
n,Iv hirh when his hurse and himself were sEefI,
down the stream. The boy managed 70 save hini-
81 b clnrfnr 10 m Uverhanginc branch. bot the
horss was drowned aAuy one who knows the sud
lsr1ers ard violence Of The frcsets in that part
Of ne 9slazd VII readily understand how the acci-
1rrnIids aud aelieaas children arr always bene-
Glrd b using POI Al yoar ETpcer for TAru
AA1ur ~ make yu1r cwn POI.
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BY a mis- print last week the gain in sugar was
put down at 81 ton; 1t should have been IS per
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The band did not play in Emma Sqaare on Sat
urday. II went out to kapiolani Park TO play for
rares
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siIty-serenth Day. JuIY 2sth

] here being nothing before The Assembly. and
vas made 70 adjourn until 10 an. on Monday,
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Pond, a Jissudo detective who has been around
Hilo was arrested last Saturday at the instance Of
the Attorney General. for gross cheat, be having
obtained $40 from the A. g. on false preteuces-
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The following is an analysis Of the second bal
LOT BY which Governor Cleveland was Nominated.
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The report recommended that the above bal
be reappropriated To- the districts mentioned
Report accepted and ordered to print.
Hon Paul Isenberg read for the first time the
bill relating to the establishment Of national
banks Printed copies were also presented and
distributed to the members Bill was read a sec
ond time by title and, motion, was placed on
the order Of the day IN Committee of the Whole,
tor Thursday.
Representative Dole offered resolution request
ing the Minister of the Interior to inform the As
sembly what disposition had been made of the
S3l, S07O9 reported by him as the uneIpendsd bal
ance of the road fund. Approved.
At l1si5 the order Of the day was moved and the
Appropriation Bill came up for discussion in Com.
mittee Of the Whole, Hon. j. Mott Smith in the
chair
Immediately after converting the Committee,
Representative Dole moved that the Committee
rise and report. recommending that the Appropria-
ton Bill be referred 10 the Committee Finance.
Lost.
Representative Rowell moved the Committee
rise and ask leave Of the Assembly to sit again at
> O'Clock. Carried
The Committee then rose, reported back to the
Assembly and the report was approved
The bill to facilitate the acquiring of hOmesteads
was read the second time and after being discussed
and amended was ordered to third reading on the
18Th inst.
At 1915 the Assembly adjourned until pm.
AFTERNOON.
On reassembing at 9 O'Clock. the Assembly pro
ceeded with the consideration of a bull on the
order Of the day, relating to the establishment of
hospitals on the different islands, forlepers. Die
cussed in Committee of the Whole, Hon. A. 5.
Cleghorn in the chair. The Committee rose and
recommended to the Assembly that the bill be
passed. Report approved.
The consideration of the items in the Appro-
pTiatiOn Bill was then proceeded with, the Assem-
bly, again sitting as Committee Of the Whole, DR..
j. Mott Smith in the chair. After some little dis
cussion. the following items under the head Of
Department of the Interior were passed
View WLhryrs and repairs 9lOUO "
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Arm advertisements.
NOTICE

FURNISHED ROOMS and costly Paf
nishsd Rooms can be had By an early application at
Cg3g NO.f GARDEN LANE.
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On the resolution Of. Representative T. Brown
yesterday, the collection Of duties in gold was
postponed till September LIST.
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he theatre, on Saturday evening WIS crowded.
All the best seats were secured by Thursday.
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The new haak building is progressing the floors
have been laid down and the front plistered
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The Mission Childrun's Society will meet at The
residence Of Mr.. p. C. Jones next Saturday.
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His Honor the Chief Justice, has overruled the
demurrer in the case Of Waterhouse vs.. John d.
Spreckels and W. G. Irwin, and the case will now
60 TO jury. II will be veritable cause eslebrs.
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.Tss second trial Of the Barratry case vas com-
meuced On Monday. The whole Of the day was
occupied in the examination of witnesses Nester-
day the counsel addressed the jury.
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The building in process Of erection for the M
tual Telephone Company Is nearly completed. II
forms addition 10 the architectural beauty Of
that part of Merchant street.
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The Ladies Strlngsrs' Friend Society, will hold
their annual meeting at four O'Clock on Thursday
july 3lst at the residences of Mr. b. F. Dillingham;
All members invited to attend without furthe r
invitation.
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Major Bender carried away two bottles Of Homo
lulu water, when he went up TO the Coast, TO be
analysed. Has be reported the result, Mr.. Minis
ter Something should be returned for that 500
mar month
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Her Majesty, accompanied by several native
ladies visited kakaakO Branch Leper Hospital las;
Friday. Mr. Sam Parker. who escorted the party,
gave 500 to the Mother Superior for the use of
the patients
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-. The new Bank Bill wa. ordered to be ,ur-O...d
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MARRIED.
DIED

TITUoMB- NoLrENo-lu this city, July 18th, a.
the Roman Catholic Cathedral, GEoEsI rIrv'NE 60
Mss CAHoLINr MnLrrNu.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST %


1871. a T. O'Clock noon.
The ialiaa,1s Interest; q ,sId z. Aslns q sals.
kaoiauposo. leland of Uahu. ufurussld. Via
LOT 4 lease from william wstiou. q, Al siur u
abort thirty acres of iag1r land on which crop u
sugar - nov sfuwinr Il MatlaamlhL u rresfd In
bef - nu folio. ati Tor the term n ten yrars frgn
pr anunm-
LOT g-Leass fum e. ifsul.. 10 Al Sing. q a..
irfes ifce or cane land situate ~ HapuBahala fsf
thf ru = Zen yrrrs from The aih. - Nsf. iGs.
rental N Ave dollars per sore per snuuhf-
LoT J-Lei.e FROM e. e. iIsrri. b. N -isr % . 10
81 kapunah1ia containing 7.ip acres N knis lands
on which stands o.farisd dwelling nearly nsv. =
rice mill and pi1ut quarters for iahorrr- ssr-hoass
cook h9ass a. A., To- reod sgnditisu. lrhls -,
rent charges Nv ihs balance p NJ term stiek
srplrrs on hc o. d.y ~ tinHsfJ. ~.
Tor Lei-e tom G. e n.fti. to L. A Stag q,
term o. 60 Teifs fqm ist q January. fs7s lad IN
npau fFrntT % ahich pronsisinf efup u csas
L now gruTing The balance n he ~ consists 81
s1's an 'a''' rental Of '7 By The '''". Of aid
LOT 5-Lrisr from W1nita isi sn.i aslois a. hsr
lasbsnd % a slns dated 1ih tpfii. IS. q lad
fiinafe 1i kdpaae heinz ssc premises frsrribr1
acres snf ~ n ehan-- Tat. i-Iic -rpirs- ~ 81
NaI -, fnd driHs rental n 80 pr tBnum. This
.tHd liis zaai crop u eius EfusinE iasr-oa.
LoT o-Lss-a from a. :. Nsksnn-r q. A sisr.
firi i7h septfmicr. 10. foe tern q eight years
tsiu i1nd 81 Essahai3.
LOT z-f.easr from EaH-n-ba Ksnisa n A slsr.
s1-Y -, a ti NJ, ~. - :, ~ ~, -. 80. :.
49, 49,. ~ fl-i III =. .....l.i 5000 - "a 49,
Of Ia s3i. y, ksas i ,sa ai5 ~ ~ ~, 30. y fs is
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IMPORTS.
PASSENGERS.

Prom Port Townsend, per hk Hope, Juiy ss-s5s 0ll
u rough NV lumber. 1879 q surfaced NV lumber
- Il ceap spruce. ou laths, . h.s oats, - hans
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The Minister Of Foreign Affairs has been sick
during tine latter part of last week He was too i'll
to attend 10 his duties IN the House, nevertheless
he managed to be present at the examinations at
Fort Street School
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NOTICE /

IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE
u NJ. 5 seIix - ne suthssizee % sign eur frn
n.ls. .nd his poEer q afterneJ = hsr.ay .e.qssd
Hssaiala Jay y - nv =
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luSalids aud deienas ehildren arr always bene-
Etrd b us1r POI. Al yuar ETpcer for THro
Al1ur II make yuzr cuu rui-
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PORT OF HONOLULU.

Arrived
Juiy SAN bk Hops, Penhalov, FROM II Townsend
Sailed
Juiy -a-An bktus U Murray, Berry, for sun Fran
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Linton Torbert, driver for the Union Feed Com
pany, had his leg broken in consequence Of his
horse running away with the day.
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HENRY MAY & Co.
HAVE
Just Received
City of Paris & Clan Grant
From LONDON,
Cs. Orange MarmaIade
Crosse & Blackwoll's;
Gases Raspberry Jam,
Gases Strawberry Jam,
Cases Plum Pudding,
Cases Miuce Meat,
Cases Sultana Raisins,
Cases New Currnnts,
CS. Bottled Pie Fruits
Gases Mixed Pickles,
Cases Gherkins,
Cases Picked Waluuts,
Cases Spanish Olives,
Cases French Capers,
Cases French Mushrooms,
Cases French Peas,
Cases French Trufles,
Gases Pate do fol Grns,
Gases Finnon Haddock,
Cases KipporOd Hsrrings, !
CS. SCOTCH HEARINGS |
Cases Yarmouth Bloatsrs,
Cases Oxford Sausage,
Gases Sardines, and
Gases White Wine Vinegar,
Cases East India Chutuey- !
Gases Leibig's Extract Meat,
Cases Mushroom Catsup,
Cases Soyer's Relish,
Cases Yorkshire Relish,
Oahe5 celery SAT-
Cases Celery Seed,
DR.. Ridge S Infants Food
Cases Scotch Oatmeal, Alb. tins;
Cases Pearl Barley, 80. tins;
Gases Tapioca, Alb. tins;
Cases Sage, Alb tins
Gases Snl. in Jars,
Cases Ground Cinnamon,
Cases Ground Ailspieo,
Cases Ground Cloves,
Cs. Genuine Mustard,
Cs. Cayenne Pepper,
HEMP, RAPE, AND CANARY SEED,
Fry's Chocolate,
Fry's Chocolate Sticks for dessert,
Epp's Cocoa,
Schweitzer's Cocoalina,
Huntly & Palmer's Milk Biscuits,
Hunhy & Paimer's
MaCcarOOns & CraCkneI!s
Mackeuzie's Albert Biscuits,
Bryant 4 Mays Wax Matches,
Bryant { Mays Safety Matches,
Day & Martins Liquid Backing.
noi5i
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No public treaty requires gold duties. Has Mr.
Gibson a private treaty with Mr.. Dasgett, that
when the latter says " Hurry up that notice
hurry Is the word
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The horses offered for sale by Messrs. Lyons &
Lsyey, last Wednesday, were knocked down as fol-
lows: Three bays, $40. SlT5 and Sl25 each A
pair Of working horses 500
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The uudrrairnri has received distractions fruaI C.
". Ashford aud . " Mousnrraf A-rlrne~s u the T.
tate m l. Asiug bankrupt 10 eel a Public Anrilan.
~ biz saissrooHs. In iianoan. Island of uthu. on
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There seems to DC a chance OF setting well kept
beef soon. Mr.. G. J. Waller has sent to Scotland
for O refrigerator in which he will keep his car
cases. This will be boon to his customers for
the days Of tough beef will be over.
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sixty-Fourth Day. July 24th, 1854.

AT $40 the committee rose anu repOIleu pro
gress, asking leave TO sit again.
At 40 the Assembly adjourned until 10 am. on
the next day.
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The Musical Society will meet for rehearsal next
Friday. The Society will then take a recess till
September 18th, when after two rohsrsals concert
h.t rrt,sa
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President Rhodes left the House yesterday be-
cause there vas no quorum; the Government mem
bers voted Mr.. Aholo into the chair and then the
House adjourned.
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The Chinaman who entered Capt. Trips house
last week, was found guilty last FRIDAY and sen
fenced 10 NJ months Imprisonment
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II l--lo recess vas taking until l-S0 P n
AFIEEyooS.
HE House assembled in Committee Of the Whols
at 10 p n Hon J. Mott Smith in the chair.
Representative Cecil Brown moved 70 reduce the
item Of anchors AID bloTs 70 5000 The motion
vas lost
The Minister Of the Interior said that LIE item
OF S2n-o0p for the Honolulu Fire DEPARTMENT. pat
down N the Appropriation Bill, vas uiispriut, il
siio1ld have been 5000 He moved 70 amend TO
that s1m- The anendms1t vas carTicd-
Hon. A. $ Cleghorn moved TO insert 5000 for
aid to kApiolaui Park and also that this item and
the aid 70 Hawaiian Agricultural Socisfy,' and
-Ge1erzi Iup-uTsueuiof Pabiic Grulnds Squares
and Nlrseries, Be referred to a selecl counittee.
RsrressniatiEs kal1a spoke oeainlt tie tan
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

Ram showers during the mornings and evenings
Of the past week has aided. in conjunction with
the prevailing trades, to make life pleasant