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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-05-22
The Trotting Bred Stallion,
MAMBRINo MOHAWK!

Is jet black Stallion, 10 years Old 10 hands
high, weighs 1850 pounds. with fine head, neat
good neck running mack in well inclined shoal
ders short back, extra coupling and hips nat
legs. heavy name and tail. When his head is
little above his natural carriage, you can put
the standard straight up his fore legs and the
top of the standard will be between his ears
He has fine knee action, and n nice trotter; has
been in the stud service since three years old.
Mambrino Mohawk with his rare breeding and
grand style, is q valuable horse to breed for
trotters. coachers OF rOadsters.
MAABRiEn MuMAWkls py MamDrlno fatcnen.
brother to Lady Thorn, record 2 :1s4 Mambri-
no Patchen is the sire of MambrinO King, the
handsomest horse in the world, owned by Z. j.
Hamlin, Village Stock Farm N. Y. Mambrino
Mohawk is by Mambrino Patchen he by Mann
brin0 Chief, record APPLY; he by Mambrino
Paymaster; he by Mambrino; he by Imported
Messenger; Mamhrino Mohawk's dam is by
Mohawk. Mambrino Patchen is the sire of
the following horses in the 2: 30 class: Georgia,
5ersey ypp pzon hShla9a m rs%Ssf 9sWes m ss
jim bowman. b e, 2: 241S; Kate Middleton, ch
n.2: %; Kit lie silver, ch m,2 a7al Lady Stout
. :aO1s; Mambrino Boy, bl h, 2:26y4; Mambrimo
Diamond. bl h, 2; %; Mamhrino ate & m,2 81 ;
Mistletoe bl N. 2:p;
family in the D 80 class; ElmOre (St EImore)
ch b. 3;27; Mohawk, Jr, (Clarksj. h, .: % !;
Mohawk. Jr: tHalrsl. bh 2: 90; Fashion. b m.
tMohawk's Maud). ch IN. 2:22k-2 2a24 Mo
hawk Chief. ch m, =: 80; Rolla G0lddust, out of
| a Mohawk mare. 2: 81. The Second Mambrino
| Patchens are almost a certainty when bred for
trOtters, producing such rs Lida Bassett2 2Ols !;
| Glendale. 2: 201a Kittie Patchen .: 221s Lady
Thorn, the 2nd, 2:20.
| We. the undersigned, citizens of Henry and
Shelby counties, Ky DO hereby certify that we
are acquainted with the SFal! ion, Mambrino Mo
| hawk. owned by s. N. Andrews, of, RuOtstown, !,
| Ohio; that he is fine breeder. and q sure foal
| getter. as We have bred to him, tnd his colts
have always brought good prices. We highly
recommend him to the public; G. w. Teagne,
| f. !. Teagne. VIM Adams, Joseph T. IiamIIlin,
W. A Allen. W. Il Crabb Finn Williams J,
| n. Il 1
| Vincent u. T. Lancaster. I. &. Carr"nt"r W
j. Carpenter, }. II Williams. f. Y Williams
| W. Z Taylor. W. w. Mciili>trr, + tVabb.
John 3 Todd.
| MAMPRINO Mon tWK Will u3al e he Sa.s0n e
the small sum al $iam u IA ~. It - n.tt prov,
to he with foal ~ lac rem ne! II. NJ sr.srn
SEASON commencing MAY 9th nnd closing July
list, 1894 Mondays and Tuesdays at New Bal
timOre; the balance ui the week 1T my resi-
dence. in ROotstown, Ohio
al92m S. N ANDREWS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-05-22
New Goods.

We are making fpe addition to
our stock of Dry Goods this week.
Please call and see them,
N. CONVERSE q Son.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-05-22
THE MARKETS.
RAvENNA, May 81. 1884.

RAyENNA, May q. 1884.
u,o1rR--NeU Process, $i.6O Pastry 81 90
,er sack: o. Il. 81 ~.
P.,sn nr,n g5c. per 100 lbs; Middlings
,,o,, Al 30; Corn Meal. 81 80; Oil Meal
- pr,,c.ss sI.25, Old. $2.OO; Cotton Seed
Meal, Si.75
WuraT 81 COG 500
ranN xh,lle 4 brings 6Oc.; ears, soc.
OATS 49et1,
RYE-No. I brings oOe. -
RARLEY-None in market
nAX-,.,,iug at IS q $40; according to
ouality Ready sale
REEF-Per cwt., 90 90.
9oGs-Dressed, 81 OO9S per c"t'
IARD-City rendered l2's"'
eMoKEp MEATS-City sugar Cured hams
ss,l,ng at I6.; Country 14c. -Aa
s,'...sors Citv cured selling at lac Dried
Beef selling at 49, '
pOUITRY-Smali supply in the marke~
r,h,ckens. dressed, buyers pay II cents lise VIC
Turkies. dressed, l2cs live lOc,
BUTTER 1Sc
CHEESE BOXED l2J4c.i Retaiis, IA 'S loc'
FGGs-buy yers pay i2s per doz.
poT oTkTOEs-BuYers pay ls'@2Oc' pr nu
OFtEO APPI.ES-6c.s = -s--
pvANs- Choice handpiCk ed in good demand
st AZ 20 pel bu. Medium u 76'
vTNEG AK-Pure cider retaiis 2oc per gar
TALIDW Buyers pay 61,c.
HIDES -Cireen, trImm ID MOL oe' mo = s7s'
EEATHERs Best retail at 'oc' st..-4
WITS LIME 81 10 per bbi'
WATER LIME-tl Gb
SALT u, alnOnd e sells at t21h; line u 4o'
wooD-sLoye 81 6ODa %; feet Wood % W
Ia IN naP card.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-05-22

NOFICE.-The undersigned have been duly
IN appointed and qualified as Administrators
Oh the estate of HeZekiah Monroe. deceased, late
ot ShalersVllle Township. Portage County Ohio
JAMES MuNROE,
HENRY MONROE
ShalersvilIe, Nav 7th 1894 s9O*
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-05-22
MARRIED.
New -Advertis'ts.
Notice to Contractors.

i ship. Portage County. Ohio, will receive
Sealed Proposals until noon. June 18th, 1884 at
the office of the Township Clerk. for furnishing
Building according to plans and specifications
on fl C in said office; said proposals In all re-
spects conforming to the provisions of Sec 39Ss
Revised Statutes of Ohio.
H. NJ. DEMING
Chairman Building Committee,
RootstOwn. Ohio, May 10Th, 1884. s21-4w
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

prospectus Of new steamship undertaking,
to be called the CITY q Pfrfs Steamship Co. in
vites the attention Of Honolulu capitalists. The
object Of the company as stated IN the prospcctu
is "topurchase and work the well known Atlantic
steamship CITY Of Paris - 10 form the neu-
cleus of line OF steamers 10 regularly between
England, Honolulu and San francesca.
MeSsrs- Hohnung Go. are the managing direc-
tors and Messrs. g. W. MacfArlane a Co. ART the
agents in Honolulu. Il Is proposed TO raise cap
ital Of $4,000 in shares of 800 each IS payable
on application, tho same allotment and the
remainder on the 10Th Of August, one half Of the
capital being affixed for subscription in these
Islands.
The City cf PARIS is too widely known az a fAv-
orite Inman liner TO reqrire detailed description
here. She is SoS6 tons gross, and 2,sfO II. 4.
effective; built in 1850 by Tod h McGregor Of
Glasgow, she received entirely new engines and
boilers in ISL she has three decks and nine bulk
heads, Is cassed 100 Al and A In at Lloyds, makes
IA knots as trial speed and l2.5 knots under ord-
nary circumstances. with consumption OF from
IS 30 10 tons Of Welsh coal per p hours. She was
thoroughly inspected and certified 30 the 9TH of
April 1854 and there Is no doubt that the company
have secured good shap At very reasonable
price.
There can be no question Of the benefits which
may be reaped by tue oommuGily FROM the estah-
lishment and working of such clnPaay as is
here proposed.
Messrsl g. W. MacfArIAne & Co. ART about to
issue circulars with the fullest particulars Of the
undertaking. in order that every one may judge
for himself Of the prospects Of success which Ger
tainly promise well, and 1t may be hoped will re-
dound to the advantage Of investors as well as to
Hawai- IN general
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

never sltgtsi eosasesi,sl. This Is especially
Of family medicine. and 1t Is positive proof that
the remedy initiated Is Of the highest value A. soon
a. IL had been tested aud proved by the whole world
that Hop Bitters the purcst best and most valua-
bic family hedeine earth. many limitations sprung
uP and began To steal the notices in which the press
and the people Of the county had expressed the merits
Of II. h., and in every way trying to induce suffering
iuvaids their stud instead expecting to make
money on the credit and good Of II. B. Many
Others started nosrums put HP in similar style to IL.
B., with vari0usly devised names in which the word
Hop" or Sc Hops werr used In way TO induce Peo-
pie believe they were the Hop Bitcrs All
such pretended remedies cures, matter What their
style name is, and especially those with the word
Hop" HOPE in their name arr limitations or
eouutcrfeiis. Beware Of them. Touch none Of them.
Zee nothing hut genuine American Hop Biters. with
buneh cluster OF green Hops the white label and
Dr. Soule's name blown In the glass. Trust nothing
else. Druggists and Chemists arr warned against deal
ius in limitations or counterfeits. ius sm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

and reEul.r eonstables SEQ. Read a secoad tirrt
BY title and then referred 20 the Special Commit
tee On Police. s427ttht
Representative Cecil Brown gave notice Of in,
tentioa to INTRODUCES bill looking to the reS
ulating Of proceedings in hanktuplcy.
| Representative kanaaln gave notice OF intention
TO introduce bill TO provide for the noneollectiur
OF tuition fees from parents having or NOR
children. Also bill 20 repeal Chapter LVII. OF
the Penal Code, viz; the law TO mitigate
Representative Pilipo presented a resolution
that the Inspector OF immigration be requested &c
report hissoficial proceedings daring the past 5
years. Carried and the Hon A. 5. Cleghorn stated
that with the aid Of the Attorney General, re-
/ port would be p-csen Aed within one week.
Representative keau, gave notice OF intention 70
/ introduce an act TO regulate elections,
Representative Palohau gave notice Of intention
to introduce bill 20 provide for an increase in the
population Of the Kingdom
Representative kauWila read Tor tho first term .
bull TO amend Section los Of the Civil Code rela-
tive to the appointment 81 Road Supervisors.
Representative kaulia gave notice Of intention
to introduce hull 20 crcaie permanent settle
nent on p. kahuhu. Pound. master OF the district
| OF koolaupoko.
Representative Kaunamano moved an adjourn
ment for one week, Lost
Representative Aholo moved the Order Of the
Day and the bill TO amend section l4t5 Of the
Civil Code trclaiinc to Charters with the report
OF the Judiciary Committee and the amendment
OF the Attorney General. all to be considered in
Committee Of the Whole. was declared to be the
business demanding the attention OF the Assem-
bly,. Before any action was taken Representative
Richardson moved adjournment tai Monday at
pm.
Representative Godfrey Brown amended by set
ting the time at 10 am. same DAY.
Representative Aholo further amended by NOV
ing one week.
Representative Smith objected to a weeks ad-
iOumment; the Finance Committee desired only
short time and besides, bills, petitions aud reso
buttons would be DELAYED IN being presented 10 the
Assembly.
Hon ]. q. Douiiuis was Ia favor OF weeks adj
Ionruuent he thought that the Finance Commit
tee had plenty 81 work before them and A shori
adjournment might cause the members of the
Committee 10 dcsecrAte the Sabbath by counting
the coin IN the Treasury on that day.
Representative Dole favored the short adiourn-
ment. Thought Il the Assembly could DO more
work in less time than any previous legislature they
would obtain a brilliant record. As 10 the Finance
Committee working on Sunday be considered that
the morals Of the members we're in their own keep
ing.
At 40 pm, House adjourned until pm. Mon
day.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21
PASSENGERS.

Frnm Mas and N0Iosri pr L.rdn1 Nav -F-Dr Gf1
/ Fii1A, + Joncsr NJ. E Crccktgt.
Frr Sau Francisco rrr Na=a11sl-- Nzv ls-l1a Cha.
Hale and s,I. Rev D. : \ NcLcrl, Mr., p EoI Nrs \.
A Eullef MissN Nellie FGis- Mss Hattie F1sfeF MIS-
Rnt, L1seuir; L SuitE, NJ. McWid5sdelL, n
M y 7 Talles.l. Nj. y Hyfl-tf P Gazu. c + vi
Aarns-s u >oper wife ard Q stI1rrr. q Ne1-L- wife
and ohildrc1 Cap; I ]. ROBBINS y : >Erts A Monk
schmidt T WRIGHT Sel7acdrr d >-aaalk. e !
silva, Brsdley, q u slxl . H1rtalalls i IEss ], J
AeAinis, a 7 Aoopcr, j 2 trog-g-u- = Lz7is- j Z
M2rshall- I B-uscr Mr. I J. herr and . children = h
fu-trr. n Ramsey. A " Bolsicf r.
For san Francisco p- y C Nai-ly NAY ls-G W
Tcr-sca.
For Kauai. Per ia. Make. Nav lb-N.-s + G >r.ll5
iu- HnG snu Jas y tlh-0l.
70, Naui and Hawaii, ps- rlzalcs NAY IA 1 Jew
rll NasirT u Bash Mr. J p Brsh 2 IS Nva-s w z o.
liAllarun, Dickson
PROM KsAaial. per Kiiaaos hes. Nav Nv "a Co-u-
vii, W Thursi1u = ! A Llu-s-- and wife Mss
Scloa. Mr. kalEfiz, 7 4 Wall
Prom Wiuaulrd rlri. per kinaa. Nsr I--EuG-t Z
Metg II , t,laac- Hon y hghcls-l. M Buck.u.
" Kiuncy y hsuzneua, J. D F1aeg, M Cal
crTnau and child. \ Lsaziss0a. Niss z j Low Glo
II Naefs-iahs, Cap; J l.5ss. n :. no III yr Rsos5s
and Wife Co irvins " Morrou. n y NIds o. vifs
7 CkmpoCll, Mr. y u Hitshg15k-
For san Trancisco from KahuIl. 7l- . j S7rrcEols
NEy is-R WriratiH-tcu. Geo Ha-rsVas u i'nrErs-
Frun >aE Fraurisrr. Der lr-surI0. N-v -g-Nrs = =
Nc1at Miss n Nrezi- Nh TRAY : W J-zrsiae= zzl
wife, John n1rsdu,
Frgll KsasL ~ Iyailas. Nsy l>-Esr 3 wzIa-
virgin, " Wlio1z- Mr. GifH1. " E715a vs. I.1rrris,
= I LtcEarnns
Tor Noiosai and NiazH. F-er LrHrz. Nay 1s-Nrs Ia
Auld und W, AZ; M cc5sr-l n rfo5 n. Opea'r.
Fcr Tahitl. Tss Gasisy. Nzy ls-I5a1 E5g Pc-sits.
Nj. TstzAL
Fus coissis- Pc- ci,y % >yauer. Nlzy 1s-N-. r A
pr, Z Susr,r, . Nrvnau-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

Mr., J. b. Grant the proprietor Of the Kappa
bsar saloon has recently been defendant in a sum
mary suit 70 recover possession hro1cht by the
Makee Sugar Co. on accoant Of the continued and
persistent violation OF condition OF the lease by
selling Intoxicating drink the premises. judge
u6ui Vas given for plaintiff, and the defendant
failed 70 appeal. Il has for a long time been a
wonder 70 the people OF hApzA thai the govern
uent sutho-leties have taken no notice Of Grant 5
cPon and fragrant violation Of the liquor Law,
especially in the sale OF vile deoociion be called
heeE, which Il the late trial was Acknowledged by
tho witnesses on both sides 10 be intoxicating,
mos; % then stating that fron two TO three bot
LleS would make The .,arank oorle.M
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

For san Francisco, per- Narip1sA- MAJ It3l71f tae-
sugar. 5Ee ta-s rice 71 huehs Hluauas. 81 pses
hide, ess gnat sius. - pk-s sundrias; domestic
v4luc. ssG sGt1.
For San Francisco pCT y ( Murray. Nay s5-67it
value, SilsS-N
For San Francisco. pr Wu % Irwin, MAJ I7-IU15t
pkg sugar domestic raluc- s. asll "a
For Tahiti. pr Guslav NzF Ie-S5 hz-s su-ar. SO
htls molassrs- 1910 q lumber dusacs &c talue.
Sl.zlsan
Fc- Colonies per CITY % >ylurv- Nav gS-lo7 1z-s
ricr hs- ooiH lSl-s7E'; domestic vz.lc, S5so-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

Essr-.s G.zE--n--Ihs Nan --zlla-s az o.
he szr-s.lfh On .osuuuI e l11-- nl.l l1Aisc- =
e<tz1c q n tine 70 c1i1h TIT AtH1f'S- -At
Wailakz Essz-l ,ias usa5 - se cazalcie1 II . Et.
slITssld EE1as-. h1i SIN NJ AoAag "a s'sA
n eAE-gs lie azSl1ass has uszz Td-g ez-tillls
nkazca1- IN Ealzrc.llc t1- f15 Gzzst x t1t lall
.lot lg-zl1r 81 q 9lz11 till l1e ti1firr laa
talz NAzlarl lE1cizg 10 huzrs oefure thc me
Ergceed u-Its-ig tils = II s-ssa-- irlll
scazse11az-lT tht zl1ll isti. shaa-l . party o.
cte MAJ tr1ad l. lueuus IL lrse- 10 deta11 Tt
ssozi snr q lev Ul1aiss u1u4 tie man lad 60
drwn- Ellx D. Fe-F az---zrEria- sLaa GlszFp1sz1-
1nc 20 h11h asn1a-s o. a1C 1nlse frs,arz-,l sefrs
We ~ hartls an 1lsI1lu- . eruul Eh+l Et ENcE
tAa1 tie u-1z II ezrrzad --azls = szzcszed
tllEt Tie tgrt-1rus-t pay t0r Ga--gllc The mails
Gud thez u .1Eld De passiillE II Azrt ez-1sIn
ae1zIae sa-rlus fla-11-zaaG- LE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

The Supreme Court opened At Hiloon Thursday
morning MAY Sih With Judce NcCully of the Su-
prerne Bench and Circuit Judge Lyman attending
Thers vas not very large number OF cases 10 BE-
disposed II and All the native caseS were cleared
from the docket by Saturday night. The foreign
jury was formed Monday the lsth inst and had
hus little n do
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21
mERoIAL.


@e-i AAsl A4As = AZ 4o1t
Busincss has T-nlinrd shout ir z't gto since last
writinr. tuilnr-s t- prcrailiuC &C. AL trades circics
The r-o~pocts FOR tht frtrrc h-llhnt course
81 rctrcnehmcut hzNiu. bccr fuaucratec tI planta-
tiou a-rnts and Manager. which viii hy compnislou,
h followed ~ the -trrra nube and che ennscQ uuner
will b. that many snail dca'cr- In Scurr4l lines 81
trade viii be compelled 30 make change IN thcT hlsi
and vxcaie their Ecl4 for capital Ihe loNuass
IN rrice q sugaT has hcarug gFcn The present
crraf depression tu trade also Tie Dissatisfaction
and want - confidence IN thr Hawaiian coins In cirru
lsiinn
The arrivals siucr lssi writing consist OF the p n $
: CITY - swine with malls aug = feu rzsscuctrs
frsu ST. Frarcfsco thc bryan tine Cousuelo wifha
s-uerzi assrcl csrso % ne-rhnrdisc from shr ssur
port slso % the port thr bark Couqucrc- ron Bur
ra-d's 4 Oct tnunG O. Caicuffa.
Ths a,parturr- cuusisi q tho stramcr Nzriposz
hxrks D { Murray Nn. =. lrsin. aud Czih.rier. All
l.stn uiih dssstic prcucts fus 50 F-aneiseo also
fhr frrueh sthr Gustav, Tor nahit and T. " :
CITY - Syducr FOR the Coinnies.
The q, : : Alameda b doe herr from S.u Francisco
trrno-ruV thc - Inst viii news dates 20 thr .1sh
tnstant
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

kohala can boast of turning out some cc'd rner
not long AGO the outside world took away from
this district Mr. Jas. r. Renion to display his ski
ss a mil manager In a few weeks Mr.. Geo. Z
Rentuu takes his departure for Hamakua 70 iak'
charge Of the new mill now being erected there
George CARRIES with him the Aloha OF the whole
district
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

The Eis4r seems 70 have had roaeh trip ny
last week. Mrs. j. A. Thonpson, vho was one Of the
passengers, met With = slight accident owing 20
The stsamer's heavy pitching. hohala people who
know her well. are sorry to hear az IL and trust
she viii soon be better
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

The crater of Kilauea is very active At present
Ca the 18th inst. there Vas quite an outbars;; n
large sireSm Of lava running ovr- the floor Of the
crater. not los than two miles Ter hour. The
vicu was grand beyond description.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

The Hawaiian Ramic Co. y nuv complete a
regards siookholoer and ere long the company
Vill orgAnizc under the proper Officers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

The SUM Of $500 sur completion %! erection
OF a lighthouse on Btrber's Point Is itemIzsd in
the present Appropriation Bill i would b worth
while 20 add a small bonus 10 the Minister 20
: clnnence- the :. clEnnleilaa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

The koAliA and kilauea mills both completed
theiE CROPS last veS,k. the former having made
ahcGt 1850 tons and the latter ahout $40 tons.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

The band concert at Emma Square on the even.
ING Of the 18th inst, was well attended and Tbs
music ercellsntlv rendered
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

The annual election Of enCinerrs Of the Homo
lulu Pin Department II set for Jane Pad: the pol
Iuc place viii be The old rrs1rt, she house OF No
ehanio Eng. Co. No. >
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

The cazacells or merry -cc-rognd' situated At
the corner OF RichAni and Qaeon streets, owned
BY Mr.. J. C. Pflncer, has been pnrchase1 from
thai gentleman hy Messrs- y MAcnin and J. C.
Cluliie for the sam " Ss-Slo.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

Tho letters which appear IN the advertiser as be.
inc from the SECRETARY o, the absent legation. ap-
pear as II revamped 20 suit the politics Of fng
powers that be
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

"Ey orler o. HIS Majesty the King the in.
sugurstion OF Her HichneSs Poomaikalani. as
Governess of Hawaii took place at the Hath
Church, Hilo. at noon Of "Wednesday, May l4th-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

M. Joseph Sykes Webb made the aiassls bow
1rutr IN TIE columns Of his paper, the A0rrTfis~r,
% tho l5Jh inst. for has TOO previous utter
arirl-s a.. TIE same journal on the l.it.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

Attorney General Paul Neumann entertained Dr.
= Noii smith, and party OF friends At Dime;
last Sunday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

Another afternoon pSper. this time In the Ha,
ESiiAn language, Is published for the patrousce
Of The puoiir The name Of The nev paper Is A.
Eide EHls1 H.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

The T. n. :. :. Cifg OF SUiasg arrived II port
here on the afternoon OF The Ism iusi- : Gays, !
boar from san Francisco. After dIschArcInc pas
sence-s and mails she sailed again Tor the south
al -.IDuru
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

The pleasant weather prevalent last Sunday VAS
seemingly ENJOYED by all who were owner q
hn-xe-fiesh. The mad % Waikiki and PRlE-la- n
Also to Nuuanu Valley, being thEoEsed With vein
clas. n.lnclpallv M tn atternnoa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

Ga and after June Is. customs dutles are pay
able a. thu Custom HOuse In tins city n I. ; gold
cJiu ~ is equivalent Not a single member Of;
gs cabin-i = an importer. therefore the law sal
not trauhle them
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peace reicnS-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

RrTort Of rNss CIV o. Sydusy Dearborn CON dr.
Discharged Szu franct-ca Ti80r NAV .. D. UE re-
crfvcd uuuoiulu 1iioj Nav Is $50 l= N-g o. e.
a N. nz~se Australia hnEI= uH--E- Es. .llLr hlf
sing winds and fur walfh11 ihr HIfI-v T1ss1-H- Two
rnhin and sfrcrarc passeuErrs. aul = aa-- Ezt fF
Eono1r, and = rzhin and q -I-cra-g lzs- G-. sud
~ tnrs f-rfrhf Ia r-rrr-if Tor A1zIllI1a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

The usual choice selections were performed h
The band on last Monday morning At the Palace.
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ISLAND LOCALS.


The Annaisgr Musical Scoicty, viii tucot for II.
hearsAl on Friday evening Of this week
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21

Massrs- Thee. H Dawes 4 Co. have ordered a
credit sale a; the sales-ooms OF NJ. L +. Adams
flT Nav 18th. 18Th and S0ih, The trade VAL IN
d0abtedly have an opportunity 20 repie1isl stocks
and Obtain new goods AZ reasonable rates-
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PORT OF HONOLULU.

Arrived.
GaT is-FNSS CITY ~ SyduCy ncarh1rr. from q
BAN briuc Coo stciu. lCousius. frcu san Frzn
Sailed.
Nay it-Am % : MArirosa. UnIdiuc. far san Tran
fs-Am 81 n & Murray Bern, f1r san Fran
fan h.tuu Wm q Trivia, guruU. for san FuT
iS-rNSS civ OF Syducy. n0EFl0Tu- Cor golouIC-
ia-Fr schr Gnsiavc, Fuldnsr, Cor laLlE
SAN b Caihariru, Hubbard. iH- >au Fran
Vessels in Port
An ~ Hope pruhaIldw
An ~ Sir Wu WaiiaCr Brown
An ~ ElsInurc. Junks
An Ia MALAY, Carter
An hktne kitsar. Rottus11.
Ar n Hesnrr. Nvdrf
An Nktut Jotr Suiih. kEsfrT
An ~ Abtir Carve. rrudirrHr
An hstur Cen u9I0. Cousins