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, 1884-06-28

IReMskoIei in eacb Of thn tnwm ,n o f% ~ a su"u OF a private Boys, School
conditions hprpnndnr St,taJ w. ""I"SVc Tux rF0aerksted, on the
The Master e ao,oi,+od hrs 10
sentation Of he School B2arI q Is o oIrSn"F A AnGN m ne repre-.
the Colonial 'TT4asnrTr at n mt no y ""oN = yearly Subyention from
of rent or not pvnMSlin o a-nn nv e nHI ooo03 IN School rooms tree
y4uIv fm ,omI, nnI - - "'o0"' "HImo"l SclooI rooms, besrlt% $500
for each mil n nFIaan ~ 'V1 . ,@u ~ years. OF aGt ana $1,000 yearly
not how4,,rar nvnnn1o cnou no. J. HT"" " "%" 1e SHoVehtlon must
100000 without SrLInTT onns Tha Sh Smool roo4S RET OF rent, or
condition that to school ,,"hona ~ To n m"n ~ otInenaehC upon me
expiration of4 ye.rSf from a on,no"oon -" p'peS; OF NOM ner te
shall be over 10 wears of 400 N""N ""0"O u ne Scnoo a 0
10
the approval Of the school Insrnrtor "'"''' u te"cnerS SntJect &C
90
The school fees, which must MOI nyc.o1 . %
in which the average o Of fine nnnis avnN,g,1 IN , "'HH ~ % ne classes
" in the classes for vouYo4r ,fiIJrnn ooF rj2 I"> ~" ~I'oO mohIu
For every pupils in the sch9o7, there x,,u IA oa 90. o.o,,n,,,.t
the School Board. '''' 0N '0 representation" .
The language of tuitionis Enoii[5' Tho ,s+rno,io or
in,InIn. E7mITh r H"N' - D"~iNh' nc instruction shall az minimum
and Arithmetic. the elements ~ WYNN I"t1 13n,a ~ .oA oIi&"InXX CIherlEg
Gymnastics. Tie plan Of rsrrnHo1 s%a1 a arn HStS D[lMnS, anu n
the conductor for the apDroytI ,f rh, 'I,, y Ir ~ =" umtL ~
generally subject 10 the suDervi,ion 81 tm 8 D"9 p mi 'o scnool Is
the School InSpector - 10 0'nool Do"Fd' particularly
GO
The instruction shall he arr,r1r1I IN ,nL .-,
all religions }1fa<%a"s ,1" r"{ ~ ~ Suth q mahrer that children OF
IN special hours to rive chi dnan ar h S o" oo nc ltSeI S auoweo
religious subjects, and to a1,,nos ,on5 n a 0"n HpSSQ instruction III
the children 6eIoD.Inr ~ otbar E7onENN Ni" oo"SeS u SuCn tFuct 10
"
Every pupils shall whom Io,1,T ~ 80, -. -
the Master and the school InSun.7,ra r y, t eno ~ nc"e SSue ' uy
school, his diligence rrof.tenrv Id ' "n w. ot Inc tm ne nT ICeAde Ii
oN' l4OA1NIg OI tOUNUCl III the SCIOOI
, 1884-06-28

std og Frederiksted at s6ge oprettet en- privat Drengeskole (Realskoe)
under de nedenfor anfoue Betingelser.
Skolens Bestyrer antages af Over0vrigheden efer Skolecommis-
sionens Indstiling. Der tlstaaes ham ct aarHgt Tjskud af Colonia!kas-
sen af indtl $500 SAINT ft Skohlocae eHer indtil 500 uden saadant,
desuden So aarligt for liver Elev AldeIen fra 6 til 10 Ar og SIS for
bver Eev Alderen fra 10 til 10 Aar. TIskudet maa dog like overstge
$500 SAINT fit SkoIeIOcale, eer $1,000 udcn saadant. TuSkudet er
afhangigt at, at Skolen teler mindst 20 Clever, af hvike efer Forl0brt
af4 Ar efer dens Begyndese miudst s skulIe v9re over 10 AarS
Alderen.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31


On Tuesday afternoon, just before the Planter
left the wharf, native came staggering down
to the gangway, and attempted to SO on board
the vessel, but on account of his drunken con.
dtion, he fell overheard, and it was with diff.
Guilty that he WINS fished tout from under the
boat
An express wagon came along on the corner
of Alakea and Merchant streets, about II
o'clock last Saturday night and ran over a pile
Of lumber belonging to the Telephone Com
pany. The driver was thrown out and narrowly
escaped being hurt. Builders and others leav.
ing lumber piles in the street thus unprotected
lay themselves liable to prosecution.
Last Monday morning, on the corner o
Alakea and Richard streets, a young horse he
longing to MIR. ]. Hardee, ran away with al
express wagon and threw Mr.. James Davis on
against the fence, cutting bad cash in tn,
back Of his head, which was sewed up by DIR
Brodie.
James Brown was on Tuesday morning driv
ing up towards the Government building will
the British Commissioner, Wodehouse, whel
the horse took frigh, at the steam street-r role
and ran iuto the fence. But for the assistanc
of some men near by, Mr.. Wodehouse Nigh
have been badly hurt.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31
COMMERCIAL.

Hosotutu, Nav ~, isss
The difficulties Of the currency question, together
with the increasing rates Of exchange pressing the
pepexins question home to many minds, and in smoi
every case reported Is in support Of getting upon
gold basis possible. resolution vas intro
duoed into the Assembly on the ssth nstsn, by the
chairman Of the currency committee and passed with
out opposition requesting the Csbins, rescind ITS
der for the collection Of duties in gold after June i,,
until the currency bills now before the house had been
considered and acted upon,
One effect Of the notice Of collecting duties gold AZ
Ter this moh has been hasten the payment Of duties
on a large quantity Of goods and liquors in bond. the
parties seing wiser to lose the interest thereof than
pay the premium gold when il would be required
o. them.
Local business remains inactive, and the prospect
ahead OF US does promise early relief. The prin
cipal Of the week the days trade sale Of
I. II. Davies & Co, by p. Adams IL was planned
for three days. bu, tn, condition Of trade hardly
ranted it, continuance.
The Spica, from Bremen. Is the only foreign aniva
Of note for the week She brings valuable assorted
European cargo TO Messrs. Haokied b Co., but has
made long voyage The Whitmore is at hand with
further supply of coal
Departures for the week have been few. The bulk q
freight and large passenger list goes forward to-day b,
the Alameda TOT San Francisco.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31

A valued correspondent at Kilauea Plania-
ton. Kauai, favors the Press with the follow.
ING items; herewith give you the total
amour, Of sugar Tor the crop jus, finished
Total number Of days grinding ....,.,.,....,... 81
Total clAIihsr made t,eH
Total pounds d ,assv s,oissy % i,os sl'seo ,ons
Mr.. f. McDade Is the sugar boiler. aud i,
will be seen by the amount Of sugar per clari.
her tina, he still keeps up his reputation. as
hard To heat.
We are having splendid weather and the
growing crops are looking we'll Probably
nesl yeaI the yield will be from twelve to four.
teen hundred tons.
Grant & Brgstocke have fifty acre field Of
cane, tina, is equal to any on the island and
their rattoons are looking well.
The steam plows under the able manage.
men, OF Mr.. J. Biaekie) are doing good ~osk.
and from the Thorough working given to the
land, the next crops will certainly be consider.
ably increased.
This plantation shipped on the 18TH instant,
per James Makee. s,ssI sacks, and have Is7
mose to ship; then !, has 6nished fos this year
Mr.. c. BsIselmAna has fully recovered fsou
his late accident. and Is hiusslf seAin.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31


II you want to be politically right. read the
Saturday Press.
Housekeepers, don't you want some bingham
boxes II so, call on Castle L Cooke.
II you wan, Remington Sewing Machine
fos SIS. $40, OF SIS. 60 to Cas,le 4 Cooke,
There will be an election on Monday June
Ia al the house Of Mechanic Engine No a.
tot chief, first and second engineer.
The annual meeting OF The Mission Child.
rens Society. ios the election Of officers. will
be held this evening al the Y. NJ. c. rooms
at 7,3o.
Mr., Charles J. fishsl expects TO arrive by
the City Of Paris. . large assortment OF Jerseys,
no, Of the famous bovine species, but Of the
equally famous ladies' garments.
NJ. John w. Mcdonald Of the City Shoeine
Shop has invented very ligh, horse shoe 70,
the race track. Il Is intended TO take oil tho
training shoe on the morning Of the races
and put on this plate shoe.
The open rcd hand forming pan Of the arr ,
Of the Psovinedo Of Ulster, ia Ireland, 'com
nemo1ates the daring Of o'Neile, bold I'd
veniurer'~ho vowed To he ,hs first TO touch u,
sAese Of l.slaad Finding The hnai in uhict
y vas rovsd oalssiPped BY others he cut Of
Ma hand and 0una h 10 III shsse 10 toueh ?
es(ss sAass u eeyeass e0sld laaA.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31

The RemDio is at Pacific Mail dock dis.
charging coal.

The Remijio is a, Pacific Mail dock dis.
charging coal.
The American bark C. o. Whitmore is in
the stream awaiting berh to discharge her
cargo.
The Consuelo is at the esplanade opposite
the Custom House. She sails to-day for San
Francisco.
The Steamship Alameda is at Oceanic
steamship wharf She will sail for San Fran
cisco to-day at noon.
The German bark Spica has hauled to Pacific
Mail Steamship wharf to discharge miscella.
neous European cargo.
The British bark Sir William Wallace is al
Pacific Mail dock. She will probably sail TO-
day ior Buuard's Inlet
The Beulah has discharged her cargo and
will probably sail to-day for Kuhului to load
sugar for San Francisco.
The American bark Abbis Carver is a
Brewer 4 Cos wharf. It is not yet quite de
eided where she will 60 next, probably ts
Honskong.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31

From Bremen. per SpieA. May a6-Haekfeid 4 Co,
100 tons GOAL 1,.,o PIX pane soap, dry goods, hard
wars and groceries Philip, Co, ,,6 pkgs dry goods,
tg3 pkgs beer, groceries pianos and clothing Catholic
Mission 8 cs goods Dr. Stangenwald, cs apparatus;
=; W. Mae'arl.ns Co, 200 es spirits Z Miller, c,
effects IL. T. Glade, cs effects; Schaefer Co. .y1
pkgs groceries, wines and mdse Order, sil pss mdse
and pkge to address
From Nsweasle, NsW per Renijo, May ss-e6e
From San frauciseo, per Alameda, May ss-Dillinx
ham 60, iron safe, 40 pkgs hardware, $40 pkg,
feed A. Melnerny, pkg, soda apparatus; Crystal
soda Works, pkgs soda apparatus r. Crieve, bb
pkgs fancy goods, millinery Dept. Of Interior,
h.ooSp es1 CO. Co. fancy sSsa
lane 20, betting, aai pkgs beer cigar lighters
bss baking powders, so potatoes - onions. !,
s ca s. ssfi nov? III ses'. Iron
II. Carer 4 CO.. b.s ii.h, % bis hay simpoa, s ,
fsssy Co.. ~ ptxs g,oe.ii.s; Heii.i., 1 Co.. !,
Adams, % bbs salmon Wilder Co. q pkgs sro.<r...
ar1i,a arsrs fRs .n sSsss IT,, r fG... *
Fraser. 20 PLf, groceries; c. =. Williams, IS Pkg
,anl.urs COIN Z Co.'s c. dry goods NJ S. Grin
BAUM sia Co. pkss dry goods boots, shoes, and ink
tie Cooke. % bbs samoa 700 pkgs salmon, iced an.
s%s Co. "ss z drug CO. & iAm si, ssS;oS
sry ana type May Co, s,o pkss sroeeriss Lain,
Co, ,l9e bis hay; Hall { Son, 70 plss hard
buggy complete, 40 pkss furniture, 4 cs dry good
Nc hhesney Son, III pkgs groceries: Davis Co, Il
pigs iron and hardware. Irwin Co, IS pkgs srocsris
es furniture; sehAsfsr Co. ., cs po,aioss; Jno No,
, crates copper; sresov'ch Cray Co. 70 piss frui
Dan Lyons, pkgs printing material; Lswsrs Co q
Goods LYMAN Bros, es Is pkgs tobacco. boo. an
Shoes M.esrlsne Co, % pkss wine; HAM. on Iohu
son, los SKIS nour, 40 6 dry goods; phl<s C., ~
lishm,n, 50 bales hay; NJ Meinsrs, q hsn.s., an
boots Wells. Fargo Co, 10 pkg. sspsss. 10 ora,
-, pigs; Y pLss to mndy addiv .ss. and ..so. ~
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31
Hiio Isess

Died at lilo, May 18th, Marion Evelyn,
daughter VI Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Severance,
aged one year, one month and seventeen days.
Many sympathetic friends gathered al the
house where the funeral services were held.
Rev. T.. p. Bakers words were comforting. and
feeling. Al the cemetery, the edge Of the
grave was lined with beautiful ferns, and flow.
eH. The Sabbath. School children sang at the
grave the old familiar tune. Around the
throne Of God" etc. The vocal selections
were very appropriate at the house and the
floral offerings were numerous.
Died al Hilo, May ao,h. Mrs. Gace Alice
Bridges, wife OF III. A. Bridges, was buried in
the Foreign Church Cemetery, H,lo, va,
formerly residen, Of ST. Louis, Missouri.
She is with her loved Saviour in the Happ,
land"
There will be trolting race Al the park TO
day at y. N. tor $500 side. between 10.
Dake owned BY Captain clunsy and Ceoug,
Treat owned BY William Coxnvell
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31
= SATURDAY PRESS

Publication Office is at % Merchant street Ed
torisl rooms at ros Fort treet
Subscribers and Advertisers will please address,
THoS. O. THRUM, Publisher and Proprietor.
All matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed to the " SATURDAY PRESS"
Notice Of any events Of interest transpirns on
the other islands will always be thankfully received
Tor publication Correspondents are requested to
append their true names to all commune atoms,
not for publication necessarily. but as guarantee
that the writer is acting In good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31
Departures.

Esinore, Am bk, jerks, for ROYAL Roads c. May o.,
Hesper, Am bk, Robinson. for Port Town.
Kitsap, Am bktne, Ryder, for Port Townsend. "a
Mokon sim, MeCregor, Tor Koolau ......... a. 90
kilaueA Hou, Sears, for kahuui ............. nd
i.ehua, sim, Lorenfen. for Molokai and Hama. s6
y = s.s',.r Am, tss..> ior HAinsk IA :. az
kinau, sun, King, for Hilo and way ports AZ
Planter. sun, bates for Maslaea, konA and
Kaa. ,...,.: .................... ~
Nsttie Merrill sch, for Lahaina. ......,...... al
l.ukA, SCH Tor kohalzlele ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. " q,
waioli, sch, for Hama. Observation-Disclosures. " D,
Manu. sch, for Hoaomu. .................. 4" n,
Ehukai. sch, for Waialua. INSTRUMENTATION. a,
Liholiho sah, for Nzwi~ili. .....,.......... " ID
Waimau. sch. for koloa Observation-Disclosures. " az
MalAlo, sch, Goodman, for Laupahoehoe .... " az
Malay, Am bkrne. Carter for Royal Roads,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. az
enDis Walker, sch, for Hilo ................ &" 40
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31
SHIPPING,
Arrivals.

K X y. Hoy, SIN; Sears from Ralului .'M.y ,,
Luka. sch. from kohoalele ................. ..
kinau. sim, King, from Hilo and way ports o.. q.
Remijo, Mic Blk, Howard, from Newcastle,
N W.4.............,... ....... "a
iwalani sim, Cameron from Koloa and Wal.
Jennie, sch, from Kauai acknowledgements. %
Lihoho, sch, from Wsianae ................ as
Waiehu, sch, from Maliko. ............,...... IS
Z Bishop, sim, Davis, from Hamakua ...... " as
Ne,te Merrill, sch, from Lahaina ............ a
Mary Foster, sch, from Hananaulu ........ az
Waimalu, SCH from kooa .....,............. 1t
Spca, Ger bk Sohafer, from Bremen. ......... AZ
{ q Wbitnore, Am Blk, Calhoun, from De
parture Bay ..........,................ "a
Emma, sch, from Heeia. Observation-Disclosures. u
Jennie Walker. SCH from Ookalz .....,....... II
Gen Siegel, sch, from koolau ..,............ al
Jas Makee, stm, Freeman, from Kauai ....... al
Hawaiian. sch from koolau ................. a,
kekauluohi, sch, from Hanalei ..,........... %
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31
Auction Salts.

kFoRToAoEE's NOTICE OF SALE.
by order Of Antonio J.. Lopez. tn. mortgage. named
IN certain inden'ure Of mortgage dated the
i5fh day Of AHg,1t, 1855.
made BY John r. Silva and Nakil.u his wife. Eulalis
Silva, Julian GoniAlves and Annie Csonsaves hi, wife
TO sAd Antonio J, Lopez and Tor breach Of the con.
dt'ons OF said mortgage, am direetedto sell AZ public
auction on
TUESDAY, JUNE s<fA, 1851, al MON
Al my salesroom in Honolulu the following niece, or
parcels Of land
That certain piece parcel Of land situate ., Wal
lee. Manoa Island Of OAHU being the .ams dss,rihsd
in Royal Patent No ss,i. Kuiesna Heiu i,.., cen.
tang an area OF 7s-roo Of an
That certain piece of land situate at Manoa afor~-
said, being ApAna Of Royal Patent No ,,s,, Kuls.
ana hslu i7's containing area Of Z, y9-ios aerss
That certain piece Of land situate at Msnoa ,fore-
said, being the same described in Royal Patent No
$40 and containing Of % Io-ioo acres
That certain piece Of land At waieis, M.:ua aSs,e.
Royal Patent No. ms, containing an area q IS .,-sD
acres.
Thai certain piece of land situate a, Manoa afore-
/
Royal Patent No ssa. eoniainins Of 81 acres.
g.
That certain piece Of land situate At Manos afur,
sad, being the same particularly described In
Royal Patent No. ssSo kueana Helu sra con,ainina
an area Of ! 3o-ioo aerea
~, those certain pieces Of land situate at Kahapapa,
Waianae Island Of Oahu, Aforesaid, being the samc
more particularly described In Royal Fa,sn, No ,,sr
kueana helu $50, containing an area II acres. 9
os-ioo chains.
That certain piece Of land situate at Kamoili, Wal
3b-ioo acres
Also, al their right title and interest in the Hsi
ARA kapAluahine at MAnoa Aforesaid: slse ice
head OF cattle mofe or less, branded PIC and running
at MAnoA Aforesaid, pair working oxen, 70 head i
cattle more or less, branded ~ running al sad Msaos
SO horses mares and colts. branded Pc and hos~s,.
Landed ~ q, ,a'd Msnos; also bullock eAsts,
yokes and - chains, and also csuzin lea,r made b.
1imon kaa attorney IN fact Of Ruth ksrlkolsni. t.
John K Silva, dated July 4, 1870, and rscordsd In
Lb. o. on pages sos and NOD For further paric l.ss
apply to EP. ADAMS Aus,,onssr.
Or to CECIL bsows. attorney for mortgage
i0S
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31
NHoRoAoRss NOTICE OF INTanTioN
lvI to RoreclSss,

Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to power of
sale contained in certain mortgage deed, dated June
IS, 1885,, made by Mary H. Mcksasue and John
Mekeague, her husband, II Honolulu, OAHU, 70 Mary
Brown. Of the same place. d record 10 the once d
the Registrar Of tonveyances, in Liber %. pagss
l7s, 17o, $50, and also contained In sdditoaAl
charge Of mortgage dated July 10 iss, and recorded
IN lbsr 81, on psges s9o and sY, and Aso IN another
additional charge VI mortgage dated October %, 1881
and recorded in Libet 81 pages ,,s and sse and for
breach 81 the conditions in said mortgage deed and
the additional charges contained, that ell and singular
the lands tenements and herediiamsnts In aid Dor
gage deed described and contained WILL after the tine
limited by law, he sold public auction Of
the breach Of the conditions hee,nbefors niionsd
The property in aid mortgage Described being siss.
ate At the corner Of Hotel add Richard streets, Homo
lulu, Aforesaid, aud more particularly described IN
Royal Patent No. I,oSi. containing an u eltas
Of acre and also piece Of land situate on Hossl
street, Hoaoulu, Aforesaid and adjoining the above
property, and more particularly described in Royal
Patent No. ~. MARY J. BROWN,
by her attorney in fact
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
Ckcit BRows, Attorney for Mortgage.
Honolulu, May ~, 1884 iye>i
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31

JA"s> ~ = kAisi u hi. day apSaia,sd Dsssie.
Jadss Va sisl, fos ,A4 ssas, 4 Ks..iA.a, I.is..a
AA@-a SOLOMON HAAUAo.
Acsiss cevssss a ksssi
o'>sa Sssss0si K~sai, LiAss. My a.. -.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31
Dp Authoritp.
JAPANESE IMMIGRATION.

All parties ds.irous Of securing the service, Of lap
aaess eonirae labors under hs auspess Of the Board
Of immigration invited to inform The President a
the Board IN writing. 81 early day as eoavsnisn, d
the number and class d isbasrs they require
I'is understood that ,hsse Immigrant. On arrival viii
be ready 10 enter into sasagsmsns i service 70.
'hIss Year, 81 leu Dollars p monh fos m4lss Asd 81.
Dollars ps' nanih ios ismsss, ~h food and lsdginx
loo plan'aiian lsboTss and fifteen Dollar per monlh
and found os domestic servants.
fhs hfa drah u this immigration is s.psc,sd IL
arrive 10 al nett sspssiai<s.
ciiAs. T. cULicK.
MniAs' Il the interior and rsssidsas u the bsssd
u Insnisrs,ioa
iaisrior oaes, Nay 90 Iss4-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31

Wednesday. the ,,,h day u June. ,A~ Co.sn~u.ss.
rsn VI kAnshaInsha D. oil 10 observed a . p.sb.,<
Holiday. and al Gos~nssm Once. ,hssssAsss II.
Kingdom ell b els~~d-
chAs. T cuLIcK.
Minister a the lassr.ss
psr.sTsssr % isrss'os. Nay "a a..
Is<-i u
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31
PASSENGERS


Arrivals.
From Bremen, per Spiea, May ae X. Pope, c
Woltsr.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31


bu, no, the shares in the capital Of this corpora.
ton.
To buy, sell, refine and assay gold and
silver OF other metals.
To issue and negotiate loans or other
financial transactions on commission OF other.
wise.
| To buy and sell either on accoun, Of the
corporation, OF on commission all kinds oil
goods, wares, merchandise and property.
4 To acquire by purchase, exchange, lease,
hire Oh otherwise ioI OF in connection with all
or any Of the purposes hereby authorized, an,
ships, steamers, vessels, lands, buildings,
plant, machinery stock in trade, chAttels OF
effects, either in the Hawaiian Kingdom OF
elsewhere.
To acquire by grant. purchase, license OF
Otherwise any patents, bseve,s, d'inventions
patent rights OF copyrights which may bs
desirable ios the purposes Of the corporation,
M To sell, exchange. lease, let out, Of
license the use Of any property Of the corpoA
ton Of whatever nature, in such manner sns
upon such terms and conditions. and fos such
purposes as the directors Of the corporation
may deem proper.
To procure. obtain, accept, dispose o
, and observe the terms and conditions Of an,
, DEGREES. concessions, powers. tights, OF priv
leses made OF granted by any government O
by any corporation. company, partnership O
person. whether Hawaiian OF foreign
To acquire upon such terms As the COT
posa,ion may deem expedien, the good will @
any business established FOL all os any Of tn
aforesaid purposes.
. To establish and regulate branches an,
agencies IN any par, Of the Hawaiian Kingdou
o. 10 other countries ios all o. any Of the siors
, lid purposes
IL snssP, end bald ell such uas,s .
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31

mi, an exchange Of any Of the bonds so de.
posted. for other bonds of the Hawaiian Gov.
ernusent IL he shall be of the opinion that
such exchange can be made without prejudice
10 the government, or the holders Of the circu.
lstinc notes, and he NAV return uny Of such
bonds to the bank corporation in sums Of mo-,
less Than one thousand dollars. upou the sur.
render Of A like amount of circulating notes.
SIC. IL. 1t shall be unlawful for any of,
Ger acting under the provisions Of this act. to
tunsfer OF deliver any Of the bonds deposited
to secure circulating notes, excep, as provided
in this act, nor shall they countersign OF issue
to any corporation, firm or person any Of the
circulating notes other than the Hawaiian
National Bank. And any officer who shall
violate the provisions Of this section shall be
deemed guilty Of felony and on conviction
thereof shall be punished by fine not exceed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-09
Jan9.2t

To THE FRONT ONCE MORE.-Merchant
tailoring OIL grand scale and ut bottom prices
Having Il full force Of frst-class journeymen
tailors ut work, and DESTROYS of keeping them en-
poyed so as to have them in readiness for the
coming spring trade shall make to order Suits
and Ovcrcoats at prime cost. have only the
very best talented juurncymcn taiors to do my
work and in order to keep them l must lind en-
pluyment for them during dull seasons. My aim
next season is to work double the force of hands
have at present. In order to do this must
show some facts which shall cntitlc me to the
trade Ny past record rs a first-class caterer for
Merchant Tailoring cannot he doubted. have
spared no pains or money in procuring las ac-
knowledge the best cutter in New York, who is
ever ready to show his science with the shears.
| even have men to make all the Pantaloons
turn out This is entirely new to the Alexandria
trade but is done in large cities where frstclass
trade prelominates. am the only one IN this
city who is willing to pay mans prices for max
ing Pants.
NV stock of Piece Goods even ut this late day
is com plete showing all varieties of Foreign aud
Domestic Goods.
pride myself on the elegant trimmings use.
| claim to use the very best quality, no matter
what garment make. In conclusion allow me
to say my prices were cheap as others, notWith-
standing the superior manner in which made
them, and in order to keep my hands ut work,
shall make Suits or Oscrcoats to order ut prices
way down.
Remember ! can please those who were never
b. fore pleased. Yours truly.
NJ. J. WATERMAN, Marchant Tailor,
Cor King and Fairfax streets,
dcco9 Alexandria, Va.