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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

For Kauai. via waianae. sept 1g-Col NJ Dickson,
Miss n Ncedham, Major WrVuchton-
From Hawaii and Mani, per Planter, sept &c y
Given wife aud child q Robertson, J j Marlin, W
. Pow Mi.s l. Foy II II Williams II Smith, doc Mr.
Carthy J y Robinson, Mr. T Willis aud children, Il
" Holt, : kaeo { L Alionn-
For san Francisco, per VIM g Irwin. set ls-Mrs J
u Cabs Mr. II Huags, John Bufk- CaiS Hodskins-
From Maui per LikcliEe Sept e0-Masters Winter
lal Dowsctt, Miss Dowsett, CLns Brasil. II Ohed.
Mi.- Mossmau. Miss l. Makcc Rev Z GruUr, II II
Plumcr, } Plumer, W p Johnston.
From Kauai per Iwalani, Sept SIS Lederer, II NJ
Dow Mrs A Sinclair, W y Schmidt, Miss 11tcomb'
Mics " Tftcumb. Msses MOteno ~.
PROM Hamakua per { h Bishop, Sept sO--W u Dan
iels. wife and children, y Miller J II Halliday =
Dido.
From san Francisco, per C0usuclo. Sept s0-Mrs =
Morrs, J DouniEie and O. Chinese
From windwHrd Ports, per Lchua- sept 2l-Judgc ;
l. Austin & Arnold. g II Eldrid-e- Mr. Hoop1i, y
Faux, W lIoldswUrth, Taylor
From san Francisco, per Alnmadu. sept 2a-Mrs
Hopper and daughter Mrs c Kelly and children.
daughter Mi.s ii Poster W Foster Dan Poster Rev ;
{ Damon aud wife, W Damon and wife, Miss NJ
Brons Val Knudson aud wife. Mi-s ! kuudsOn, Miss
KnudsOu A Knudsou and = brother, Marquee, II
: Townsend Mr. Judge Hall " NJ McChcsney. Miss g
I,rwi, II Clark Mr. e T IIoyt, Brothers Lambert,
Louie aud Philip, : COIN, { Williams, Galmycr,
r Mondt Miss A Hilton, Mr. II CreiE, Mics Rcchcn-
ger, W spencer. J II Hahn, c Hasty- Mn J Lee and
child, J Avcson, J Campbell, { Anderson, Mise i
Santas, J Gornlcy. D Turner, Z Fowler, L j herr.
wife and : children, and 81 Chinese.
For Maui. per Likclike, Sept CIV g Ashley, i
Nondt = u Clark, W p Johnston. W II Pond, \
Bcaics, } Cornell.
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Bonds.
II. RrEMENscnxErDER scc',y.


II. l. Japanese Maiesty's T,Hlpbu Captain
Aridji arrived of the port here about midnight
On the 18th inst, 80 days from Coquimbo Chill.
and dropped anchor in the harbor the next morn
INC. The TisHkHba is a wooden steam vessel Of
l0t2 tons burthen and has engines Of 800 horse
puwer. Her armament consists Of eight brOadside
lKrupp) guns and howitzers, and carries a crew
of .,3 souls all told. This Is the third appearance
of the Tsskisla in Honolulu harbOr being here pre-
viously IN 1875 and again IN ISL She viii remain
about n month in port here and then proceed 10
Japan. Following is list of officers of the vessel
Captain-A. Aridjn
CoTnrnander-A. Arai.
Ordnance Lieut-S. Arima
First Lieut-k. Uyemura.
LieutenRnts-S. Ida, Y. Matsumura, :. Mukoy-
anna.
Navigating Lieui-H. Takasugi.
Cadets Instructor Lieut.. -. Nagal, c. Nakoy-
anna.
Surgeon-k. Ogisawa.
Asst Surgeon-C. Aoki.
Chief Engineer. loshida.
Paymaster-T. kRwakami.
Asst Paymaster-N. kataoka.
Asst. PayTnaster-R Takenouohi-
Sub Iieutenants-T. Iwosalu, 5. Ota, u. llichi'
H. Sakamoto, Y. Tukahoshi.
Asst Encineers-Y. lamamotO. ). hkawa.
Midshipmen-R Yashiro, +. hishi. 1. Nakacawa,
5. Mivadi, X. IkunakR, h. Muta.
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The y. 5. 5. Alameda, arrived in port here at
10 am. ON the 22nd inst 6 days 10 hours from San
Francisco. She brought mail and news dates to
she 18th
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
remain, yours with much pleasure,
W. f. ALLEN.
Oahu College and Punahou Preparatory
School.

The increased number Of students at Oahu Col
lege and Punahou Preparatory School has necessi
tated some changes and additions in the corps of
teachers and the arrangement of the classes. So
much class work deyolyed upon President Merritt
under the old arrangement, that in order to do
Justice to all the departments under his super
vision the Trustees thought 1t best 70 relieve him
of some burdens, and have asked Mrs. Merritt TO
take charge OF four classes during the present year
Miss SpOOner takes the classes in English Litera-
turC and Latin, her special department in her
former position in Mount Holyoke Seminary. Mr..
Sanford continues, as before, his work in mathe-
MATES, classics, and history. Last week there
were n in attendance, and this number Will soon
be increased probably to CO. At the PunahOu Pre-
paratory Miss Hall, as Principal, has special
charge Of the upper grades, with opportunity also
to visit the Other class rooms and so make the
whole instructiOn Of the school symmetrical and
systematic all working in harmony towards the
ideal Of a thoroughly graded and progressive de
velopment of each pupil according to the most ap-
proved methods III pupils were counted last
week and l9O will probably be in attendance at
the close of this week. Miss Mary Wilder has
been engaged as an additional assistant teacher.
Miss Carter continues in charge OF the room next
the Primary Department. The school maintains
its deserved popularity with both parents and
pupils and under Miss Halls skilled supervision
and personal afability, as well tact IN teaching
will doubtless fully meet the highest expectations
Of all interested in securing the advantages OF
Christian education in its fullest scope and most
winsome form for the children. Professor Bah
in musical instruction. Professor furneauN has
begun his class in drawing, and Professor Marques
has now returned from the Coast TO resume his
classes in French and German.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The till Of the Idreyfiser was tapped on the
night of the 2Oth inst. As might have been eN-
pecied, the burglar got but little booty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

His Dordship the Bishop OF Honolulu preached
the morning sermon at St. Andrews Cathedral on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The return of the absent Attorney General is
not set down for any particular date especially
private adyices from San Francisco state that the
face Of Hon. Paul Neumann, late Attorney Gen
eral of the Hawaiian Islands, was turned towards
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The p. NJ. 5. 5. Zsgi1J'd,0 made the mp trip from
| this port to San Francisco in days hours and
50 minutes; the Alameda made the trip in days
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
Tho Pacing Mare Maudo in California

We arc indebted to Mr.. H. ]. Agnew now, in
California, for the following account Of the
achievements which his celebrated mare Maude re-
Gently made in that State placing her in the front
rank Of PAGERS. Our readers who take an interest
in fast horses, will be glad to hear Of Maude's
success on the Coast.
SACEAaIENro, CAL. Sept. 18th, 1881.
Enron GAzETTE-Thinking you might like to
have some news in the horse line from an animal
well known to you ALL would say that my bay
mare a Maude,r who left your city on the Mare
Josu July 18th. was entered in all the pacing races
throughout the circnit, and scored victory at
Oakland, Sept 4th, for purse of 500, winning in
three straight heats, time 2.2Ii 2-25i 23l, and
Yesterday this place for purse of $1,000 scored
another TO her credit, winning in 2-2l5. 222, and
%. The horsemen in this country all agree that
she Is the wonder of the Pacific Coast, and when
YOU take into consideration that she has raised
colt this year and has had only few weeks train
ing, she is indeed wonder. knowing that many
OF your readers would like to hear from a Ha-
waiian abroad, induces me 10 give you the above.
On the 9Th, she PAGES at Stockton, and on Oct. 2
at San jose. Her colt. Boswell Jrr is at present
il charge of Mr. Phil. OpfCrgelt, and If the colt
was here would command big figure refused
for Maude, on Sept. ith, the sum Of 5000, after
her victory at OAKLAND, and to-day she Is worth
nearly doubls that amount, h. J, AoxEv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Some old women are % gaFTuIOls IHHI IlVl HI0
cptufor. in eouversing with themselves when no
one else is nigh. Some editors are 50 niticted
,itb crrsfLes scril,Rdi that they write letters TO
themselves when there is paucity OF other ma
terial The larrriissr has of late fallen into the
latter habit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
COMMERCIAL.


HONOLULU. SEPTEMBER 81 1871.
Business remains in the same position noticed at
last writing dulness being prevalent in all branches
Of trade To add to the complexities which have be-
come part and Parcel Of the financial administration Of
aaars already evinccd by counter orders relative to
payment Of duties in gold the Government Teiuse
to accept in exchange for Hawaiian coins subsidiary
coins In circulation. which breach OF promise, az y
were tends 10 hinder business transactions anon q
small dealers, who a. rule are IN qualuAi N..uei
20 cell their goods for uncurrent coins or erc 9s proc
Pective trade The outlook a. Pressn' y ~
cold basis law tends, with rtll lower sugar
qno,stons TO cause denIesslon ieit On s,es name
The arrivals since last Wrline eohslht on le val Ntr
-rls Constance British and Tsukuba Japanesc) from
Hawaii and CoqTmbo respectiyciyi INC brigantlnc
Consueo snd steamer Alameda both with assorted car
-ocs from san Francisco.
The only departures Tor the zane period were the
war ship Constance for the South Pacific aud the bgtuc
VIM g Irwfu for San Francisco with partial cargo
Of domestic products valued At s5sis9 %.
and the r = City Of sydney route thither from
the Colonies on or about the 18th inst.
Herewith we present MUssrs. Williams, DimUnd
Coz latest commercial crcular. per Alameda.
SAN FEaSc1-cu, sept 1sth, 1874.
Our last circular was dated sept lst per Marposa,
sUGAR-New York advice. 81 sept. sth report sae-
crntrifucnls a67 at ll-lsc. The market has ruled
moderately active and steady hut without feature
Consumer continue 10 buy only 90 meet ihfT current
wants and carrying little no stock While the an
ssnee Of demand fall supp lie and m CON
There has been pressure to sell ~ Tact kaNs are
offered -parinriy At current hsarss and, tod, III
market is sold up on all grades "a
Changes OF The year compared with previous year
arr.-Sfock- OpD tons more. TeCeiptt. i6lUu tons
NOR; distributions. lJo0o tons more prices Set.
lower Beet crop continues to look favorable u re-
mAins 10 be seen II all the roots will be- turned into
.urnr Al present ruinous price,. 1t T. estimated that
hundred factories in franccUil remain Idle ihls
RICE-The market e IN much the same condition a.
ID uas before the arrival Of steamer Mnrpos0; the two
lsrrg.i 5onssnses by thIt ,sry NAY .5Tsg TesIils
within thirty dHys, unless lthtts lt'ii
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Postponed to Sept. goth.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ POW
Il Of sale contained In certain mortgage made by
W. ;. kioula to NJ " Scott dated the Il day 81 Ortn
bcr 1881 recorded in ber e. page 81 Notice T. here
by given that sad MORTGAGE iniends 10 forreosc id
mortgage, for condition broken, and upon -aid
cosur. will sell at public auction at the sairsruon1s Of
September lsal at y M Of raid day. the premises de-
scrihed IN said mortgage a. below specified
Further particulars can be had Of W. Il Castle. At
torueY al Law ". VI. SCOTT. Mort-aerc.
Premises To ho sold situated in Waikiki and con
-lst Of 100 Of aero Of very hnc Kaio land we'll
Watefed aud cultivated, being the SANG described Boz
Royal Patent iiii to Kuinahea los n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Several gentlemen. members OF Roman Cath
Ole order, arrived by the AlameIu, and will fill
positions as instructors Of youth at ST. Louis
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

KIIETEY-CARTER-d Port Tovnscnd. W. T.
august 5oth 1851 on board bark Hope" by Tie Rev
Mr. Reid, ORsN kuETII, Esq, To KATE LArNAS
ridest daughter Of :. VI. Carter Esq OF this city
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The Superintendent of Water Works has now
sufficiently recovered from his iudispositiuu to
permit Of his attending again TO his duties
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
Miscellaneous Stock

Nosales
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

One of the peculiarities connected with some OF
the numbers on lamps of express wagons Is that
tbev have been found in several instances not to
agree with the number on the carriage. ms Is
surely somebody business, to rectify' may be the
Minister Of Inlnri.r
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Postponed to Sept. 10th.
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure & Of Sale.

n AJlOhDANNE WIFI n ION =
Il er Of sale contained In certain gage made hy
W. :. Koula to Alex. j. Cartwright TRUSTEE Holt e.
tate, dated the th day Of April s recorded In llber
-, page as Notice i hereby given that said mort
broken, and upon said foreclosure will sell at public
auction at the snlestuOms of T. T. Adams In Honolulu
Of said day. the premises described In sad mortgage
below specified.
Further particulars can be had Of W u. Castle. Nt
torney at Law.
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT, Trusicr
Premises % be -old are situated In Waikiki Oahu
and consist Of Lot t-Ona uudiy idcd halt interest m
about d Of land In kaluaolphc, part which
Ral0 and part kHla land. Part % Royal Patent sI7G
9-ij-lOl Of au acre in KannmOa, Waikiki being fine
kalO land. Royal Patent 3tt. al acres iu kaiama 1
Ia kona, Hawaii, Royal Patent iiss to klhikina a.
ACRES in Kona Hawaii parcel Of ROYAL Patent Glt 20
kahikina. los %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

HONOLULU, September 18th, 1854.
To Hos. W. r. ALLEN.
IfrI- 3SiTs-On the occasion of severing your Off
cal relations after so long period of faithful
and arduous service in the position OF Collector
General Of Customs for the Hawaiian Islands.
We, the undersigned, wkO have for varying pc
RODS of years been employed in service under you,
would hereby express our deep-felt appreciation
of the uniform courtesy and kindness that have
ever characterized your relations and intercourse
with us; and desire TO assure you Of the high
regard which we entertain for your ability and
faithfulness in conducting the arduous duties de
vOlying upon your position.
As a small token of our aloha" be pleased TO
receive the accompanying gift and the assurance
of our best wishes for your future welfare.
With abiding friendship, We remain sincerely
yours,
GEo Z. BoARDMAS, Acting Deputy Collector
General
W. CHlsrnEErArs, LIST Statistical Clerk.
GBO. AAKHANI, 2nd
CHAs. X. STILINIAN, LIST Entry
RICHARD N. MossMAN, 2nd Entry "
/. q. TEwKsBURT, StOrekeeper.
JOS. Il. MoEEILL, Port Surveyor.
ANDREW FULLER, HarbOr Master.
JOHN MARKHAM,
u. c. AUsrTN, lc,,,-ls
Il. PAEMENTEE,
JONI CEOwDER,
Col. Allen was agrcoably surprised at tins sPun-
taneous and tangible token OF the good will and
esteem of the Customs officials and after little
delay found words to express his feelings, as fol-
lows. THE REPLY.
GsHfiem1:-I thank you very much for your
very handsome present, and for the very kind and
agreeable expressions contained in the letter signed
by you all.
1 assure you. l most fully appreciate such a
letter, coming from my official corps, who have
known me so intimately, and no doubt at times
thought severe.
Allow me to again thank you all. and to assure
YOU that this very handsome gift shall always be
cherished and guarded among my valued treas
ures.
With expressions Of my full satisfaction Of the
very careful and attentive manner in which you
all have filled your various positions, and my best
wishes for your health and future prosperity, and
with the assurance that it gives me much pleasure
to be able to highly recommend you all to my sue
cessor as fully competent for your different posi-
tons.
I remain, yours with much pleasure,
W. +. ALLEN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
Postponed to Sept. goth.
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure & of Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ pow
er Of sale contained in certain mortgage made by
Pahupua to Chas. H. Bishop, dated the .6th day Of
September, 1873, recorded in libOr ~, page g. Notice
Is hereby given that said mortgagrc Intends 10 fore.
close said mortgage. for condition broken, and upon
said foreclosure will sell At public auction ID the acs
rooms Of =. T. Adams in Honolulu. on MONDAY. the
9Th day Of SEPTEMBER, isSi at - m. Of said diy,
the premises dcscEbed In -aid mortgage below spc
cited. Further particulars can be had Of W. a. Catr
Attorney at Law.
CiiAS. Il. BISHOP. Mortgage.
Premises to be sold are situate in Waikcc, Eva aud
consist Of tract nf Of nc kal0 land contain
kalauaO. fnSit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
Mexican Trade.

The following table shows the rapid growth OF
trade between the United States and Mexico dur
inc the mast ten wears.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
Presentation to Colonel W. F. Allen.

Ca the occasion of Hon. W. F. Allen, the late
Collector 0: Customs. bidding adieu to the em-
ployees Of the Custom House, the event happening
on the morning of the 10th inst. he was presented
with gold headed cane suitably inscribed, and
with the following written
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Madame Cora entertained the citizens of the
little village Of Hilo ON Tuesday evening, at the
Court House, Sept. 10th. The rain came down in
torrents part of the evening and as a consequence
she had a slim attendance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The EBusa CilH,fii,a went TO Hitchcock's land
ing at PapaIkou, on Monday morning, to dis
charge freight and take in sugar but owing to the
storm was Obliged to return TO Hilo on Tuesday
ninLi. haNinr accnmnlished nolhinc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Rrport of o : : Alameda Morse, Communication
nm Francisco sept 18th, at with ~ passengers
snd 100 tons cargo had light head winds and smooth
sea the enrr passage; arrived at Honolulu Nt III,
a m I'd 1ql and 1um.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
Mn advertisements.
NOTICE /!


TRESPASSING ON THE LANDS
i Of HUMUULA, HAWAII. will be prosecuted ic-
corng to law; and all dogs found said Lands will
be killed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

On Sunday last, Marshal Parke attained his
6srd birthday and is yet hale and hearty and bids
fair for quite number Of years 10 come. Mr..
Parke has been Marshal OF these islands for about
thirty-fcur years and during that time b served
under four nonarchs. record which few men in
in anr country can boast OF.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
KINNEY & PETERSON.
NOTICE I

n II II O H N n Y = At l. Avv
OFFICE, No. Ii KAAHUMANU STREET.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

These old people whose blood has become thin
and steps feeble are praising Hop Bitters for the
good they have done them See advertisement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

A 1.-THE MEETING OFTHE STOCK
"a holders Of the ALDEN FRUIT n TAiO CO. held
in Waikiki the 18th, the following officers elected
II Finders, VI D...-..................Pt President
SParker.................. ....... Nice-PIr-ident
Barnes. ....-...... ..... Secretary 4 Treasurer
lnss It A. BARNES Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The band concert at Emma Square on the after
noon Of the 10th inst. was well attended. The Sc
lections presented comprised compositions Of
Auber, Lentrur, BapPuy, Sullivan, Bizet an Meis
Iar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Mr.. L. b. Kerr, the well-knovn costumier and
merchant tailor arrived back in this city on the
pa inst, per 4lamoig. and brings with him a
number Of samples Of clothes for clothing which
be selected during his trip abroad. He will open
at his old place OF business GAZETTE building
- lLl- : r.--.rl...r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Captain Doughty and officers Of II. b. NJ. $.
CoHsfrHrr were entertained by His Majesty at
Iolani Palace the evening Of the 18th inst The
music.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The collection taken up at Kaumakapili church
last Sunday in aid of the building fund netted the
sum Of S+S53.05. Work IS now progressing on the
bell tower of the edice, and ere long the building
operations will be at an end.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Tho attention of taxpayers is called to the
change Of time of the meetings Of the taX-appoal
board for the Second Judicial Circuit embracing
Mnui. MolokAi and lanai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Mr.. A. Marques, the well-know musical critic
and leader, and president Of the Honolulu Sym
phony Club has returned again to this city from
an extended trip abroad.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

| ell Government position (even temporarily Is
/ clearly unlawful and smacks of favoritism.
Mr.. W. NJ. Gifard, the Secretary of the Homo
Z lulu Yacht and Boat Club, forwarded from San
! Francisco per steamer Alameda a new SIX oared
boat built by Griffin, and intended to be the Club
/ representative in the November races. The boat
is a beauty and with a crew Of clerks IS hoped
70 rnnLn 4 rnld record.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Now that Captain Trip and Col. laukea are
supplied with good official positions, is it not
rather hard-hearted on the part of the Govern
to leave the poor cll larks out IN the coldr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The latest resignation that has been "sug-
gested,- is that of Mr.. ]. 5. Smithies, who, for
some years past has filled the position of clerk IN
the Land office: the act of decapitatiOn will be
finally consummated on the 30th inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The Hawaiian Army is being uniustly curtailed.
1t is said that volunteer corps has not been al
lowed 10 enroll over Is men for fear that the reg
imentt y would Oyertcp the numbers Of the reg
ul0r force.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
NOTICE

Executrix's Notice.
FTHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
y been duly appointed ExecutriN Of the Estate %
the late Joseph Stowcll Quincy, hereby notifies all
parties to present their claims duly authenticated TO
Mr.. David Dayton within six months from date they
viii be forever barred, and parties owing the aid e
tate requested TO make immediate payment 10 the
slid David Dayton at his office.
(Slgncdl JANE L. GURNEY.
ExecutriN Estate Joseph $. CT mcy.
Honolulu. Sept aith 1884, iuss a,a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
POET or HoNoLuLu.

PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.
Sruafs-HBNS Constance, Doughty, from Hawaii
SHIN corvette Tsukuba, Ardli, from thilg
=l-Am betuc Consuclo, cousins, from san Fran
ss-O~s Alameda, M0rse from san Fran
Sailed.
Septis-Am brig " e Irwin, Tuner, for San Fran
.3-HBMS Constance Doughty, for south Pacific
Vessels in Port
NAvAI-
HIMs Tsukuba, Aridji
MEHCu ANTNEN.
Am chip Eldorado. Humphrey
Am bktne Eureka, Lee
Ger bk { II Bishup
Am brtnr ConsnclO, Cousins
OSS Alameda, Morse
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The necessary survey to determine the meies
and bounds of the property known as Honolulu
Hale sIoi of the idrerfiss- office, was com
menced on the Goth inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Fort St. Church was well attended both at morn
ing and evening services on the 2lst inst. Pastor
Cruzan's theme in the morning vas Charactls-
ties of n Great Love- and IN the evening ." The
worship of the Golden Calf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Mr. J. ;. Webb is again the editor-in-ehi Of
the ldreriiser, rice Mr.. d. c. Nestled resigned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Keanu, the murderer, now in Oahu Jail and
whose lease of life had been shortened by sen.
tence of to be hung the l4th of October,
has been reprieved and the sentence cOmmuted
By the King in Priyy Council to imprisonment for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Report, on good authority, says that Miss Faun
Winter is shortly to be expected here. Miss f.
Winter will probably occupy place in Fort street
School, where her sisters Mrs. Hendry and Miss
Winter are already acting as teachers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The officers of II. r. NJ. Constance received quite
a number Of visitors on board last Sunday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The session laws Of 1884 seem to be hanging in
the brails,' as it were. They arc being Published
VERY slowly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

of 3 express wagons that passed the police
station On the evening of the 10th inst the lantern
number Of one only, was distinguishable at a
distance Of ten feet. The Minister of Interior
over his signature states, in rule of carriages
regulations, that the numbers shall be distinctly
placed on the lamps Of expresses The Marshal
Of the Kingdom is charged with the carrying out
of this law, any citieen can by glance, ascertain
how the duty IS fulfilled.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
EXPORTS
PASSENGERS.

For san Francisco, per Vim 6 Irwin, sept is-3.
pkrs su-ar J55 pkcs rice; domestic value, 50 i.9
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

His Majesty. attended by Hon. A. 5. Cleghorn,
Colonel Boyd and Major Purvis, visited II. NJ. 5.
| Constance on Monday. Royal salutes were fired
both by the Constance and the Japanese mau-ot-
l vrar T-87.tI8