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Stone buildings. foundations and cement.
~rvoirs. All kinds Of stone mascnrydone promp.-
iy reasonable rates. All work guaranteed.
SHAddress or cali United States Hotel, Los
Angeles. myl5-sm
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
Knights Templar.

CGuR Ds LIos CcnxAsDrRy NO. 8, K:. T:
Holds its stated conclaves ct the asyium In Ma
sonic Hall, on the Third THURSDAY Of each
month. st ~ o'clock ,. n. Sojourning Knights
femplar In good standing are cordially Invited
attend. By order OF the E.C
N. kNIcKHRBocKER. Recorder
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T. H. GOODMAN.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
A. N. TOWNE,
General MapAger.
Z. 4. HEWITT,
Assistant Superintendent. Los Angeles
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Masonic Notice.

wv Los ASesLn LoDeE No. ~, r, 4 A,
AA M.-Thc stated meetings Of this Lodx
" Mare held on the first MONDAY Of each
month ct 730 ?. N. Members of Psntalpha, No,
202, and all Master hasons In good standing are
cordially invited.
By order Of the W.. NJ.
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sixth Day, October 18th.

No. 12-TROTTING--2:25~ Class; free for all;
purse. ssot; $40 to the first. 500 to the second
$50 to third.
No. 13--RUNNING--0ne and cne-hali miles
dash; purse, $50; s225 to first, SIS to second.
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j, w. FOLLER.
Practical Matchmaker & Jewelel

sle North Main st., opposite the Pico HOUSE.
Special attention given 10 hne and difficult
work All work will receive prompt and careful
attention. Satisfaction always given and charges
reasonable. jyISu
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RATES OF FARE

12Plans Of SteAmeF3 Cabins at ARents ONCE
where bsFths may be secured.
For Newport Landing, via Santa Cruz, etc.
freight steamers leave San Francisco about every
two weeks, - tides serve on the Newport bar
Tho Company reserves the right to change the
geamers or their days Of sailing
WFoR PASSAGE OR FREIGHT AS ABOVE
OR FOR TICKETS TO AND FROM
All Important Points in Europe
......ArLLY ro......
81. MoLELLAN. 3: Agent
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Orange Council No. 20, I. O. G. f., meets
every Wednesday evening In Good Templars'
Hall. Visiting members are cordially invited.
JAS. NJ. BRAlNARD, G. @.
Isaac 8. SIXTH, Secretary. je61y.
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RssULAR meetings at the Amory, Cour
street. every Friday evening at 8 O'Clock.
W. II. II. RUSSELL,
Captain Commanding.
C. A. KkrLsH. First sArreant. jea4,u
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REMOVAL moTIcE.

BULLION BOUGHT AND SOLD.
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kFExchxpge for sale on all the principal cities
Of the United State and Europe. mhs
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CONFIDENCE Eneine Comnsny.

lA RssuLAR meetings Of this Comps
any on tho hrss wsdspuay evening
ssof each month, 1t 7:sooclock.
Nv orIev ~ C0HEN. se~retav
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ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS. !.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
The Bad and Worthless

are initiated eogateJeited This is especially
true of family medicine, and it is positive proof that
the remedy initiated is Of the highest value. As soon
it had been tested and proved by the whole world
that Hop Bttcrs the purest best and most vaua-
BILE family medicine earth many limitations sprung
up and began to steal the notices in which the press
and the people Of the country had expressed the merits
of II. b. and in every way trying to induce suffering
invalids to usethcir stuff instead expecting to make
money on the credit and good name Of II. D. Many
others started nosrm put mp in similar style to II.
B.. with variously devised names in which the word
Hop or Hops were used in way to induce peo-
pie to believe they the Hop Bitcrs. All
such pretended remedies cures matter what their
style is, and especially thosewi the word
Hop" Hops in theis name, are limitations or
counterfeits Beware Of them. Touch none Of them.
Use nothing but genuine American Hop Btters. with
bunch cluster Of green Hops the white label and
DR.. scnle's name blown in the glass Trust nothing
else Druggists and Chemists warned against deal
ing in limitations or counteTfeits. 10U7 I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT TOWN.
Hon. Sam Parker has been enjoying city life

ABOUT TOWN.
Hon. Sam Parker has been enjoying city life
during the past week.
Next Friday Mr.. P. C. Jones, Jr., becomes an
exotic; he intends to inhabit his 'green-house.'
The afterglow is again coming prominently into
view but now is located more to the northward of
west.
Colds are very prevalent. Has the meteoric or
the volcanic or any other kind of dust anything
to do with them!
Thermometers have been consulted often during
the week past, the mercury generally showing 80
In the shade at noon.
Needed repairs have at last been made to the
sidewalk on the mdHLu side of King street from
Fort street TO Rose lane.
Tho American bark Army Turner from Boston
for Honolulu was spoken on March 18th in lati.
tude l longitude q W.
The non-observance of the Sunday law was very
noticeable last Sunday, crowds Of people ION
pleasure bent" went to the Park.
The Ella sailed from San Francisco for this
port the 18th inst, With a very light cargo, the
valuation being in the neeghborhood of 5000.
Thanks are returned to Purser Sutton of the
Aiamedd, the Merchants Exchange and Consul
Severance of San Francisco for late newspapers.
The law relative to carriage lights reads that
the numbers must show plainly ut night"
Don't think the hack police have enforced that
law.
The Alameda arrived little before time on the
22nd inst. with mail and news dates to the 18th.
She sails coastwards on the 3lst inst, and don't
forget itr'
The band concert at the Square on the evening
of the 18th inst. was well attended. and the music
was listened 10 by an appreciative audience, as
| testified TO by the applause.
| II is rumored in San Francisco that one of the
steamers of the o. S. S. line is TO be taken off the
Honolulu route and put on for China We shall
be worse of than ever then.
The Ple Is off the stocks again, and in the bright
! coat OF green paint which is now visible on her
upper works presents quite a reiuvenated appear
| ancc. She returns TO work tomorrow.
| Rev. Herbert Macy, who occupied the pulpit at
| Fort street Church last Sunday morning, created
| considerable favorable comment by the earnest
| and logical sermon which he preached on the
| occasion.
The o. S. S. steamers, it is said pay no harbor
| dues; the 81 American vessels that are mentioned
| elsewhere as having been run off used TO pay har-
Dor dues another of the advantages to the country
| of solid monopoly.
The prospects for the full completion of the
| work the kaumakapih Church seem quite
favorable, late collections enabling sum of $500
to be in hand for the further prosecution of the
work of finishing.
Joseph Sykes seemed troubled over the proposed
amendment TO the Law of libel. In former days
people took 1t out with chair, but 1t looks more
| serious when there is 81 900 to pay. Joseph evil
IDENTIFY prefers the chair.
The many friends of the Hon. Mrs. c. Il. Bishop
will be glad to hear that her health is improving.
Her friends at the Coast however felt relieved
when the news arrived that Mr.. Bishop proposed
| to 90 up 10 San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
COMMERCIAL.


HONOLULU. NAY =. 1855.
The CONTINUITY Of dullness which has been reported
in trade circles during past month sun eohIuu
and as Inc time for ihspayen OF quarterly accounts
draws nearer and there is noticeable y,
" increasing desire on part Of the general pubic 70
draw the pnrse-strines together A. o9nselTgt III,
therefore. trade during the past week mas ,i,b
evcr,- nrosnert the next week OF business becoming
still duer Wholesale deaers and as nasni 1 =,
vanrc fhe prices oil their roods TO couherae NC e1
penscs OF the high rates OF exchange per Sen, ping
rai circles trade in reaching low ebb the present
MONOPOLY system doing great deal 70 reduce me
80 r1e,s n presenting goody array Of bOitomry in
me harbor and consequent Fehness IN trade circles
I'M arrivals since last writing consist Of the steamer
Alameda from Francisco, tern Beulah from Nanai
No n C. bark Remiiio from Newcastle y. :. W,
bark Spioa from Bremen, and bark c. o. whitmore
from Port Townsend
Hcsper Elsinore and Kitsap all for the Sound, and
hsrks William Wallace and Malay for Victoria, b. c.
the 3ls inst and the Mariposa Is due from san Frau
cisco the sth inst
Herewith we present Messrs Williams Dimond &
Co.'S latest commercial circular, per Alameda:
San FRAScIsoo. May 18th, 1884.
Our last circular was dated May lst per Mariposa.
sUGAR-New York adyices Of the 9Th inst. quote
Cenirifugals s5s test nominal at G 3l6c. The offer
ings are free but holders not disposed 10 press
same, being encouraged by frmcr markets in Europe
and an improvement In refined There wa. more ee.
mand for futures the Exchange and a. prices thal
would pay handsomely 10 buy and sell Tor future de-
livery again.
stock Al Havana and Matsnzas May ID s. 90 tons
against tOns came time last year. London May
9Th cane sugar firm and hardening rather dearer
Total stock in four ports L. X, 2e9i tons against
2ff 0ii same time last year.
RICE-Market weaker with very little demand.
Choice IL selling al 5i5c per cent. discount. and OF
lots At &c with large discount.
MOLASSES-Nominal quotation 1eiEc.
FDOuR-Golden Gate Extra Family, $50; FL Dor
ado sf10.
BRAN-Firmer, sI5.oo, BARLEY-No.I feed .s'sc
ftSJC pr Ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-ss0yOO per ton. HAY-Barlcy
and Oat compressed S12O; Wheat and Dat compressed
Si3.Jl: Large bales No. / feed sI4.5O.
OATs-Fair si571E; Medium l.6a; Choice Sl.57IE.
IfME-SlJ1
CHAKTERS-No special change since last.
Transactions limited. but Tonnage Is fairly held
awaiting the crop prospect for which continues
good Last charter Iron 81 Cork. & h Hayre, Ant
werp, OGDEN 3ss Cd same ports Bell Rock iron
steamer closed for Liverpool al 25s cd
EXCHANGE-Loudon ~ days spot 49, ld New York
sight &c. Telerraphic transfer per cent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

Among the additional advantages of monopoly
may be cited that during the quarter comprising
the months of January, February and March, 81
American vessels less than in the same quarter of
last year, visited this port Instead of being di-
yided among number of people, the business now
goes into one yoracious NAV.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

Assembly convened at p. m. President Rhodes
in the chair. Prayer by the Chaplain; reading of
minutes by the Secretary.
The following petitions were presented:
Representative Kamakele from residents of the
district of Makawao. much mixed request that
small kHiedHas in the Kingdom, situated in Gov
eminent OF other lands, be so regulated by ex-
change of lands that that the kledHas would event
ually be represented by parcels of land adjoining
one another. Referred to Committee on Commerce.
Representative Smith, from the special commit
tee on Police and Prisons asked for an extension
of time in making reports as the committee was
delayed in their work by the non-appearance of
the report of the Attorney-General. Granted.
No reports from standing or special committees.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs presented a res
CLINTON that, in respect to Queen Victoria, whose
birthday would be observed on the 24th inst, and
in accordance with precedent the Assembly on
adiouruiuc would do so to meet again on the 18th
instant.
Representative Kaunamano moved an amend
ment that the Assembly adjourn for two weeks.
He deprecated the childish manner OF taking
short adiournments. He was satisfied that the
Finance Committee were pressed for time and q
| long adjournment would enable them to complet'
their labors- He thought that the members OF thl
Assembly were tired out, they were not doing muct
now and he judged that 1t was about time they ha6
/ a rest. (Laughter.l
l. On the question being called on the amendment
the motion was lost by close vote (21 to 49, ant
the original resolution was carried.
Representative Kalua presented resolution tina
- be inserted in the Appropriation Bill for tn
purpose of paying one L Ahua Of Puma, Hawaii
Tor services rendered rs clerk OF the election i
tnat district in 1884 Approved
Representative Hitchcock. by permission, rea
for the nrst time a bill to amend several section
OF Ol-ptef Xiv, Session Laws OF 1882, relativ
20 regulating the sale Of spirituOus liquors. Bi
vas read second time by title and ordered {
print, The principal features of the proposed aS
! are o. saloons 70 close at pm. on Saturday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
PASSENGERS.
on J williams

From Maui and Molokai, per Lehua, May s3-P Dal-
on, Williams.
From Hawaii and Maui, per Planter. May 23-Capt
Ross. A Whiting, II r Maefarlane, r Cation Mics Z
Paris, Mrs c II Aldredge and daughter, c y Spen-
Ger. T & Wills John Eua. wife and children. Dick
son, Misses Lane e.. W II Cummings, II Sheldon, Mrs
Mcbride. Mrs J Bush, Master II Bush, NJ Pracht
Mrs kailiuH.
For Kauai via waianca per Jas Makce. May 23-P
Isenberg Mrs Manchester Mrs Peters wife and child
From San Francisco. per Mariposa May 22-H r II
Princess Lkeke aud maid, Mrs Geo Becky and child
Col j lHukea, + Poor, Macfarlanc, W IT.
win. II p Woods, wife. child and servant Miss Breeze
Miss T. Lack, Mrs Pratt, l. Altmark a Il ScrimCeoni
Mrs A Magnin and daughter Mrs y Weight and )
chdrer ,tMrs + Smith, Mrs ID Bates and daughter, NJ
7 Robinson and wife, Mrs W Dean, Walter L Dean,
Theo Gruenhagen, II Gordon Smith and wife, Geo Z
Furman, Rev II Macy. D Ramsey, Mrs May, : sons
and maid. I X Walker, wife child aud maid Mrs NJ L
Nelson, w Bartlett. VIM Hole, Il Beamcr, J x
Morris, Emily NJ ViercCk. E Hull, II L Emery Miss
ley, Geo Bcasy, VIM Ekman, X McGrcgor, Cunning
ham, A Mccarthy, and Cinnamon.
From kahului. per Kiluuca Hou, May 2I-N 7 Patty.
Mr. Newton, D d Hook, 6 Bingham, j Stralton
From Windward Ports per Kinnu, May 2i-Hon sam
Parker, W II Conwell. Miss G Low. W NJ Newhall,
Mics Barnard. Mrs Wagsta1, Mrs WaEstaf Mr. Chris
holm, Ross. Ford, % kaOne II Atkins q Wood,
Preston, & ID 1TcCluau, II Grccnhalgh,J Tremettc.
l. l. Austin, Austin, W Santos Homer, A Young,
Miss y Parker. L A Andrews, r W Everett, Z Y Kyn-
nersley and wife, Miss Wilder, Mrs AhOlo
From Humasua per c r Bishop, May 25-Mrs J X
kaunamano. Mr. kaaic. Rev b Suthll, J W MCGuire
and son, Conradt, CTowder.
From Kauai per Iwalani May 95-Paul IscnbcTs, &
y Wilcox, Mrs NJ Rice W King, Thos COlliug, T
Colling, Richmond, wife and child
For Victoria. b c. per Elsinorc May ai-L and A
Garrison, Miss NJ Burns.
From Bremen, per spiea, May &C woltcrs, and r
Poppe.
For Kahului, per Kilauca Hou May 2G-w Il Corn
well, W I Patty, Nj Newton, d d Huakc, Y Anderson,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

The distribution of the prizes, at the last show
Of the Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society, took
place in the Y. NJ. c. A. hall the evening of the
22d inst. The attendance was not as large as was
hoped for, many good reasons however being ad-
vanced for the meagre attendance of males ladies
being there in fair numbers. President Judd
opened the meeting with brief address, at the
close of which he presented the prizes. Judge
McCully then gave his views on pastures and pas
ture lands after which the audience adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

The Hawaiian Evangelical Association will hold
its 2lst annual meeting next week. The session
will be held in Kawaiahao Church, beginning on
Tuesday at 10 am. The Association is composed
of the pastors and delegates from the 81 churches,
all over the Islands. Reports are presented from
| all these and work planned for the new year. The
Annual Home Missionary Sermon will be preached
| al Fort Street Church, next Sunday evening by
Rev Dr. HYDE Rev. L. p. Baker of Hilo, will
preach the Foreign Missionary sermon, June S, at
| 1870 pm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

The Ministerial banqueting hall is in full blast.
The Pas AiSG publishes daily lists Of the members
who partake OF the hospitality of the Minister of
Foreign Affairs 1t also chronicles the fact that
son-in-law Hayselden serves out the salmon and
helps to wait. In the evening the Hon Mr.. la
ulukou entertains number of free and indepen-
dent members. The question in many PEG les
minds is, where does the Honorable member for
Honolulu raise the funds A salary OF $500 does
not do it; the Ministers thoroughly impecu-
NOUS lot, who only too glad to raise the wind
| how they may. Who can it be that supplies the
slnews of war The motto on the Ministerial
purse is "seinper racits''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

Miss Renton and Miss Lewis; a quadrille with
dumb-bells by eight Of the youngest Cleaners all
as accompaniment by way Of overture and finale
to Mrs. E. @. Damon's historical address The
address will probably be printed, that It is not
necessary to spoil the story by giving 1t to our
readers in piecemeal tumble of names and hg'
ures- The history shows that the society can show
good and sufficient reasons for its existence in its
brief career of usefulness. Mrs. Damon has been
connected with the society from the start, acting
as Its secretary until promoted last year to the
office of president. The whole affair was admir-
ably designed and managed and ought to keep up
the enthusiasm of the directors and members for
many more decades of successful work. OF course
the part assigned to the smaller ones, the dumb
bell qnadrlle called out the intensest interest and
prolonged applause; yet all the exercises were Of
high order, stimulating as well as pleasing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
Twenty-secOnd Day, May 23d. 1854.

Assembly convened at l p. m. President Rhodes
in the chair. Prayer by the Chaplain; reading of
minutes by the Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

CLIFFoRD-In Honolulu, on the s1d inst. at his
residence Punchbow street after lingering illness
Mr.. o. G.. CLIFFORD aged o. years. month and days
Deceased a native of Holmes Hole, Mass. and had
resided in Honolulu since 1873.
SEYERANCE-In Hilo. Hawaii, on the 18th Instant
MAmAS E., infant daughter Of L. Severance, aged IS
months Il days.
BRIDGEs-At Hio, Hawaii, on Tuesday. the gOh
inst MRs. GRACE BUDGEs, beloved wife Of Nj. H. \.
Bridges.
SIMONDS-At Sonoma, Gala, May 18th. Of heart
disease NATHAN SMoNDs native of Lexington, Mass,
aged about GO year; father Of Mrs L. La Pierre Mrs c.
Hoag, and j. r. Simonds OF this city.
JACQUES-In Honolulu. on the 26th inst LUcY,
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W Jacques aged .
wears and II months
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

Died at Hilo, Saturday May 18th, Marion Eve
lyn, infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Severance.
Mrs. Bridges also died on the following Tuesday,
May 10Th The general and heartfelt sorrow
which these repeated vIsitations of the destroyer
have awakened in the Hilo community, can be
better imagined than described. Even the cup of
bitterness has in it a commingled sweetness. The
unintermitted gentleness and baby goodness of
the departed one have for months whispered sug-
gestively of the heavenly rather than the earthly
as the appropriate climate for the frail flower to
develope in. While the answering loyalty to
Christ of Mrs. Bridges, compelled all who knew
her to feel that an exchange of worlds, whenever
granted would be to her gain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
The Famous Sud Horse "KIh6 MlLLlAM.

ALSO-t LARGE BUGGY & HARNESS.
Also all the right title and interest Of aid John Ne
Keagur In and 10 the following described property
situated the corner Of Hotel and Richard streets.
Honolulu. and bounded and described ne follows to
wit; Commencing AZ Makai south corner joining
Peter RichmOuds' residence and runungs 80
Z chains along Richard street 70 liofel street; i1s
W chain - 5-l3 feet along Hotel street TO Ahmuws
(pakcl house lot; az " 10 1919 feet 80 W 2if
feet; 81 W s. feet; a. chain 81 feet along
Rchmonds place 10 initial point" Area htln1 Of an
acre being premises conveyed 10 John Mckcaguc
by deed Of sumner, being subject 10 q mortgnge FOR
efsgj.O0 and interest tho zane, unlcss the
-eid Judgment interests and costs Of m previous
| ly satisfied W. &. PAHkE. Marshal.
Marshals once, Honolulu, May 9th, issf. OoOs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

There will be an auction sale at Paauhau, Ha-
makua, on Friday, June 18th of working oxen and
other cattle, belonging TO the estate of the late
X. p. Kuikahi. The stock to be sold comprises
working oxen, mich COWS and breeding stock,
offering rare opportunity to stockmen in Hama
kna TO add to their herds some fine cattle.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
HAWAII.

The mules on kmauulu plantation continue to
die Four died on the 18th and several Others are
sick. A California mare valued at 800 died on
this plantation on the 18th inst. No new cases at
any of the other plantations at present.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

Waikiki, which used to be hot-bed of Chinese
gambling and opium dens, appears to be pretty
we'll rid Of those aduncts Of celestial civilization.
A correspondent has been investigating and finds
that many of the old slums have been closed. This
is due to the vigilance of the executive, they having
been stirred up by the exposures published in the
GAZETTE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
MARRIED.
DIED.

GREENFIELD-LAUSEN-A koloa, Kauai, May
ifth, 1885,. by Rev. J. W. Smith, CHARLES Greenfield
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
MAUI.

Chinese boy fell into a cistern at Spreckels-
vile on the 10Th inst and was drowned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
For Sale !

7 AND SITUATE AT PUUKALA,
less: Cnltyated with Coffee TaTo, AVA and balance
Splendid Cattle Land. r5- Apply at once TO
j. E. WIsEMAN,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
PORT OF HONOLULU.

Arrived.
May - Loss Alameda, Morse, from san Francisco
Gam tern Beulah, Wilson from Nanaimo
24-Nic BIZ Remijio. Howard. I'm Newcastle. NSW
eb-Ger bk Spica, SChaeiCr. from Bremen
@-Am bk { . WhrmOre. Calhoun. from Sound
Sailed.
MAY e6-Am bk Elsinorc jerks, for Royal Roades DC
26-Am bk Hespcr Ryder, FOR Port Townsend
26-Am bktnc Ritsap, Robinson, fer Pt Towns nd
T-Am bk SirW Wallace Brown, for NiCtora,BC
25-Am bk Malay, Carter for Victoria, Il
Vessels in Port,
Am bk Hope PenhallOw
Am hk Abbie Carver Fendlcton
Am bgtnc Consuco. Cousins
OSS Alameda. Morse
Am tern Bcnlah, Wilson
Me hk Rcmio. Howard
Am bk c O-WhitmOre, Calhoun
Ger bk Spica. Schaefler
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
MARSHAL'S SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EX-
ID eeutlon issued from the supreme Court Of the
Hawaiian Islands IN favor VI A. J. Cartwright plain
til against r. #. Leuehau. II. r. Macfarlane, James
Dodd aud John MeKeague defendants, FOR the sum Of
81 Isis; have levied upon and shall expose for sale
the 9Th day % June, A. ID. 1884, AZ u noon, at the
Stables of James Dodd, the following property Wis
r---- IT, 1sftnfn tafff 4 taan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

Wailuku is looking for the overthrow of the
Minister of F. A. soon as his accounts are made
public
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

The afterglow is again coming prominently into
view but now is located more to the northward of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

Colds are very prevalent. Has the meteoric or
the volcanic or any other kind of dust anything
to do with them!
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

Needed repairs Have at last been made to the
sidewalk on the Daalu side of King street from
Fort street 70 Rose lane.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

The Ella sailed from San Francisco for this
port the 18th inst, With very light cargo, the
valuation being in the neeghborhood of 5000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

Tho American bark Army Turner from Boston
for Honolulu was spoken on March 18th in lati.
tude n longitude 81 W.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

The non-observance of the Sunday law was very
noticeable last Sunday, crowds Of people ION
pleasure bent" went TO the Park.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

Thermometers have been consulted often during
the week past, the mercury generally showing so
in the shade at noon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
Nrm advertisements.
NOTICE !

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
. i for any debts contracted in my name without my
written order. JOSE EsflNDA.
Lahaina, Maui. May 18th. 1881 1910 I'm