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Ladies and Childr

Ladies' and Children.
For cheapest fine Wraps 20 to j. l.. Young 9TH
street, 736. Save 25 per cent. Black CasnmereS
from 12Hc. up.
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STUDENT LAMPS, at Shedd'S.

Dr. NILLEKS Neuralgia Pills. The best remedy
known Sold by all druggists.
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Our great Book Department which was An immense
success when first organized has reached stupen-
dous proportions.
Why pay $3.50 for . Book at other places. when We
sell the same at 81 Is!
Why buy Set Of Books for ga. when 80 80 will buy
it at our house?
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CITY ITEMS.
An Eaf.thing-a mosquito heater thing
bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.

THE FOLLOWING IMMENSE, h Ar.
GAINS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
WILL BE OFFERED FOR TOMORROW AND
ST. NV; square shape music boxes 99c, sold else
where for $1.75; handsome decorated toy tea sets
99c, sold elsewhere for $50; Model wax baby dolls
23c, worth 5Oc colored glass night lamps 21c worth
Sc; decorated china cream pitchers 21c; extra sill
yer plated breakfast casters only Ole; extra silver
barrel liquor sets with glasses only SIC; Willow
doll carriage with a handsome wax Coll only 1857,
worth e.; bureaus with looking glass Ale; larger
size 69c; extra large Ole; decorated English china
tea sets, new square shape, Sc pieces only $337;
feather busters sc, worth 2Oc curtain poles In oak
walnut, ash or cherry only SIC {sold elsewhere as
bargain for 49cl: cocoa door mats with red border
43c; superior quality without border Gle, worth
81 so hand painted French china cake stand with
$375 $3.50 smoking sets reduced to 69c; lis fine
french bisQue dolls Slightly soiled) below cost;
square shape, decorated English china dinner sets,
$50 pieces only S12.27, Wort 81 bottle crystal
glass dinner castors 47c, worth 81; handsome cut
glass water pitchers Acc. worth ST.. Bronze ivy
stands 0he latest only 47c, worth ST.; colored
glass stand and $3.50 tooth picks only lie; colored
cut glass Ice cream tray wi h saucerS to match
$l59, worth 81 so; Veo'ipedas. trcyces and rubber
tire bicycles at factory prices; also wonderful other
bargains can be purchased In my toy and house.
furnishing departments.
Souvenirs sOr Tomorrow.
NJ. AugenStein SIT 7th street northwest, still the
leader OF low prices in the city. Be convinced by
reading the following bargains offered for to-mor
row. Remember, we sell every article We adver-
tise: Handsome library lamps, s239; large ca
riages with movable tops So; y dozen fancy wine
glasses, 1885,: boy gymnast, SIC; decorated cham
Der sets. coored band and git lines. 1906; bisQue
head and ointed limb dolls, Sc, sold elsewhere at
$l.9S; handsome vase lamps complete. zoe; large
wooden water buckets 10c.; S1.7o painted wagons,
&C; majolca cuspadores. 45c. each; y dozen en-
graved gobets &C.; S1.25 shoo-hy reduced 79c.;
II dozen white handle knives and forks, Sc; ma
Joica oatmeal set, &c; toy brass bound buckets,
&c.. worth 20c. basin and so clothespins 11c syrup
pitchers. lie; extra large chldreD's chairs SIC;
combination blackCoards, $40; large broomS, 13c.;
Il dozen stone china cups and saucers, 39c.; large
mixing bowls, &c: special bargains In decorated
dinner and.tea sets.
MUSICAL Sowing 81 NJ Caacexs.
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On our main door have arranged on sale the most
wo derful selections Of Artistic Creations from Paris
Berlin Vienna, and New York
FANCY WORK BOXES. lined in Crimson Peacock,
Old Gold and Olive.
SILK UMBRELLAS. with fine Ivory and Carved
Handles Of unique design
ALLIGATOR and JAPANESE sATCHELs and HAND
BAGS.
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AND 30 ARE VIZ
HERE IS THE WAY WE CUT THE PRICES OF
LDREN's CLOTHES.

NO SUCH GOODS AS WE SHOW IN THIS CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12

TIE Chicago Grocery Co., SIS 7th, offers brown
sugar for sc. h., almost white sugar for &C.
H., standard y sugar 1Gr 6}@c., or 10 pounds Tor
sc: granulated sugar for &c. or 10 pounds
1or &c. cut loaf sugar foT c, pounds Tor 73c
Eye Shades. 10 cents Hemplers 453 Pa avenue
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BEsT CORK SOILS at loo. pair, at Wilson's, 4C
7th street northwest.
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tULgREU OLUEhs- dL SIIcUU 8
FUsSELIS Ice CREAM and charlotte russo, full
rne OF MGiiiaTdS candies, Irutt cakes pound cakes
JclieS, ince pies and every nice thing for Christ
mas, at FuSsells, 1iZ1 New York avenue.
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TIE Chicago Grocery Co. SIC 9TH st., offers spe-
caI prices on following fOur5: Ceres. Sterling, Gilt
Edge, Codes Hal, SWISS Process. SO Is oh 81 IS
p DOL 1yc- u DBL; Cooks Delight, s.. % bbl 81 81
a bD, 6oc. 7. b6l.
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Books. BooKsr Books,
BAUM
ZIG SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST

We i'm constant receipt Of the latest publications.
which sell discount Of at least 20 per cent We
have Just received An American Politician by Marion
Crawford: Young Girls Wooins, by f r. Roe and
many Others too numerous TO mention
We otttr seci ii baryain TO our Gu TONERS in Illus
rated Gift Books. including Dantes Inferno ustra-
ted 10y Dore only 80 o. former price $40; Paradise
Lost illustrated by Dure only 80 os former price TO-
Gun Engraved P tie and 50 cards. only soc The work
Is executed in the finest style
Call aud examine stock Of Books and Stationery.
We guarantee be the lowest In the city MA
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MICHIGAN q LANG, Pr0prietorS
Rest Cork SOIes
at 10c. pair at Wilson's, 400 7th street northwest
$3j Seal Plush Coats S2J.
s25 Plush Coats S151s5O Fur Lined Circulars Sos $50
Russian SILK Circulars S35, at j. E Youn0's 7th
Street Mourning store. 736 7th ST., bet. G andH
Francis
$i.a genuine seal skin caps for boys and girls are
beauties e
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DUB PRICES SWEEP THE;c1TY.

NO SUCH FITTING GARMENTS ELSEWHERE.
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LARGEST mirror at Sautter's Resta urant, SOP
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CHKlsT4,s banners. a5c. Gould's, 4al 9Th strt
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Signal Once. Washington. ID. g., December r.
1851 II a. f.-COld wave signals ordered for WASH
instOr- Temperature vii. fau nsteen to thirty de-
grees ia TIE next forty hours (SlgneoD HAzEN.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-29

Among the new enterprises which public spirited
men are continually introducing at much personal
labor and expense, into various communities those
most deserving of praise are such as may tend to
benefit the public health The food that proves
the chief article of diet in all countries, even IN
this tropical city Of the Pacific is meat, and it be
comes a matter Of great moment whether the sup
ply is of kind that is easily digestible, or such as
may induce a suffering from such ills as poor hu
man flesh Is heir to.
Many complaints have been made regarding the
meat served by the butchers Of this city TO custom
ners. the general complaint being in regard to the
toughness lack of Iulciness ETC. the result OF use
too soon after killing. To ObyIate this dithculty'
and 10 lie enabled to supply his customers with
meat that will be be more edible and easier OF di-
cestion. Mr. Gilbert Waller, the we'll known pro
prietor of the Metropolitan and City Markets, has
imported from Glasgow, and has now erected on
M Mace at Kalihi, 4 "Bell-COleman Dry Air Ma
chine capable of delivering and maintaining a
circulation Of GOO cubic feet of cold air. below -
per hour. ~ ,r.,,-,.
had built a "Chill House. containing two cooling
chambers, each 10 by feet wide, feet high the
sides and ends cased TO height OF u inches with
zinc the walls, ceilings and floors is inches space
all aruundl being filled in with nee chAhi and the
two rooms capable of containing the carcasses Of
81 bullocks and 60 sheep.
A practical trial OF the capabilities OF this new
enterprise was had during the past week. Mr.. Wal
Ter on last Thursday, at $50 pm, placing in one
Of the cooling chambers bullock and half a sheep
freshly killed. The eoOlness Of the chamber was
then reduced to g. and kept at about that temper
Azure until the morning OF Sunday the 18th inst.
when TIE carcasses were removed. An Inspection
Of the meat showed that II was IN splendid cOndi-
ton, being firm and hard, not the usual habby in
dia-rubber like feeling. The meat WAS then cut
up and pieces sent to specially favored persons.
inclading His Majesty, Hon. C. X. Bishop, Mr.. j.
H. Patty. and others, not forgetting the GAZETTE
From an actual test made, the writer can state
that the meat was fOand 10 be in a superior con-
ditiou to that usually served by butchers, and.
after cooking, the richness and plentitude of the
Juice and the tenderness Of the meat proved that
Nj, Walters enterprise had come to a successful
issue. and that he was now in a condition to sup
ply the Honolulu public With meat that was edi-
ble and Ijalatable.
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For san Francisco per Claus sPreckels, oct 81 "
Bradley aud wife.
Prom san Francisco. per Alameda. Oct 81 Cum
nius and wife, Col { II Judd and wife Nrs II NuUy
Nf-- b y Judd Mics Julia Judd, Miss Hnwrs MIR
klhai. Mics Z Richardson, Il Miles Miss May, Mist
limerick Nrs J Robertson, W T. TolCr. camp
bell. john Cassidy " forbcr, W Wilcox, 6 "
Wood. Ni-z NJ smith. Mr. Anna Long. Surrey
Mr. " Hanks and infant, Mr. ) Hauford, latgu
Miss Hatch. Golfer and wife, Miss & Harris ~
4 e. Wc5b Chas II Brewer, W Marshall. Fresh
trld Z u Kerry. Guile, Mis- j farse, W " Com
we'll II Il Judah Brother > Schipper kuchn, and .
-tecra-c and Cinnamon
Prom Maui and Mo1kai per Likrlikr, oct Cd "
Davidson and child, Mrs II tomwcll Mrs VI Wilde
field Father Gregory sister BonaVcntura' 'apl hoo
bins, K Smith Miss Silva, lokea.
For Kauai via waianac. per jas Makec, Oct 2i-J 1
Richardson and wife d Mousarrat Mr. Lane and
daughter, Mise Richardson. r W Glade.
From windWurd Ports. per Kinau, Oct 25-F But
lrr, " futile. W Lee, I shipmnn. 7 soush
Cockctt Miss e Mah0le, Grosser, Miss Martin, Dir,
J Jones " y Homer, Mrs Silyerbur-, Mr. d RNida- }
Burnett, kamaiopili
From Hamakua, per c Il Bishop, oct a6-Miss
Lewis h Hanuua, NJ lanuna- II llanunH.
Prom Kauai, per Iwalaui, Oct 2J-H Glade, '
Kuudsrn. c II Woltcrs, Harrison Brent, J Il Ne,
kcnEie, Mrs AuSal, Mr. kaupuu, Mr. suenbeck and
child Austin.
From san Francisco per W Hall, oct TT Il
Poster, Mr. NJ Staples J D Noble.
Dcvsbury, 4 Cuuie, A Mcintyre, Mr. 7 Fitzpatrick
y Gascoync, J Blake and - cabin and a. stccragt
passengers in transit for san Francisco.
For san Francisco, per Discovery. Oct sG-Mr runrr
Col Norris.
For san Fmueiseo, per Australia Oct Mr. Hall,
X Myers, MI Gallon, and Chinese.
For Molokai and Maui, pcrLikelikc Oct ga Unna
o Tbidemau Mr. Evctson c Hansen. " Costly. Mr.
l. { KELLEY, Mise MARY Goodale. L VI Walsh, Norris
\ II smith, Sister Bonavrntura' Capt } Rose
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Bonds
An Oniun Scizure.

On the afternoon of Thursday the 25rd inst,
probably from information received, Port Survey
or Markham and his assistants discovered a
quantity Of opium IN some Chinese merchandise
bearing the mark '' T.. c. and which had arrived
ger steamer AhTHsrria. The discovery reported
10 head quarters and the goods removed to the
Custom House. At the Custom House the goods
were searched thoroughly and total Of 100 bali
tpt1nd tins Is reported Is having been found. The
value Of the seizure Is varioasly estimated at from
$1,000 10 $500. Whether any direct efforts
were made to discover the consicnecs or not Is
moi known. but up to present writing there has
ien no arrest made the Collector General stating
ms inability to identify the Chinaman who made
the custom house entry and Port Surveyor Mark
ham also lacking the necessary retention OF mem
s1rv Of the face OF the party who presented the
permit at the wharf. although he Markham
states that the Chinaman offered him OOo,OooOoO
o let thu merchandise pass without inspection.
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Special Notices.

Mothers with sickly, frettul nursing children
will cure the child and benefit themselves by tax
ing Hop Btters daily. See advertisement.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-29

The members assembled more promptly than
usual this morning, quorum being present at the
meeting hour.
While waiting for the expected answer from the
Minister of Foreign Affairs TO the communication
forwarded by the Society, discussion was engaged
in on the labor question the Arguments used going
TO show that labor vas a desidgratum Nth planta-
ton owners on account Of increased average IN
plant cane
fairs was received, uegltiviuC the permission dc.
sired by the Society TO allow the introduction Of
Chinese laborers. The letter vas received and
placed on file.
The meeting adiourned until 9 a. N. on Iaesiay.
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COMMERCIAL.
noroIrTr. ocroRFR y. Issi.


,..,,.-...,,, ~. ,.,r,,,, a., rl,r,r-. in ,orr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '1s f,''e " -,
~ ~ setiyifv cireumstance which shows quit
plainly that INC Grew oi - T,1,,ify q,
Honolulu To a great extent depend. The planter.
themselves have not been backward m openly ~, @
that they hnd Il neeessaiy 70 sIssts NJ H. lsst in
rent expenses and they nov tfaae nheIS VI - -
duccmeuts arr offered Hope AZ ,,s W
'yal Of irade during ihe e2ih 2, tho stmr.
Alameda aud Australia Tie former ron san Ian ~,
VITA her usual eaiso' eS NJ - uaii Tor nc Inter
tounies5 thg heN -, u n Tir,,d with mis-
Island :. y. Co. and bktne W ~. Blhonl, NssH ~
carroes from San Francisco I'm pAIA ~ ~;
from New York Win ssIso 81 c'- frnr, R,.ioB
Ai.o blns Ella with ths usual earso rom nc Sossi
ttinc. Cisus sprcekcls and Discovery, bark c. r.
Bishop, with fair oargoes o. neg ang sasai AZ ~
is1ms Agio IN ma nv b1rE Emerald IN ballast for
Port Igvnsena. =, I, ri.b,,, ali. today for San
Francisco with partial cargo 81 sugai 70 ~ ioil0Ntu
by tho Alameda on saturday next ard me mail siele
thence with mail and news dAtos Of the . Inst.
Herewith We present the usual bi-nonihly CONNER
cal f1de circular Of Mrs.rs WI, R. Dona 20
s.x Fu.yt1-cp Oct 18th. 1885,.
t,r last rrrulur Wa dated Oct. let. per Marposa.
tt ,s-lir+ ,,,trBes ,,esE ovfar 70 the dcmoralzed
flifin ~ tbr European markets causing holders 10
be es hrm in their views and while theTe i no 25es
.ut, 60 eel cane sugar ihe sale a. ~ h ~ -. IL,
decline Centufurals 20 test nave peen so'N ~ 10"
a. II ~, ,,iti Is constantly improving how
- - . -{-i,li- ,,aTEet ,roud guirkiy follow auy
r'sf, ana ilsllE -, ~, ~ ,,lgr 10 ~ NJ
nqlation. o. IN u, N T. w. ,sSs5 -, ION Tor
NJ - ~ nv, - G0 ION npder The highest
Pg,tn. 81, a., p,,, i,s, ,ur cyrbap-cs rct,1rt The
IIu,i uasf =, " ~ viz ale Al 3; f5r -
The Improvement thus Developed 1gpeaTs 10 DC r aas
~ s,S,,Ss n a55t IA from me lowest point
with an upward tendency The opinion seems 10 pre-
vail That thg ol NJ - ,b ,rsr ro
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THE PEOPLES CYCLoPEDIA


1t came into existence as Che result 81 Public upu
ion that the masses of the people needed Cyropcdia
better adapted to their wants aud means % ha. the
cream Of all the Cyeopcias given iu Scholarly Mas
terry Manner; not mere skeletons but the acsh and
blood Of an the others
has Eighteen Thousand tupir- more than other Cy-
elopcda-; Five Thousand Illustrations: Firty-TWo
Colorrtl Maps ono Hundred and twenty-five Maps
and Diagrams. The maps are Railroad and County
Maps Of the United States.
The work h. compile and now ready for delivery. r-
yiscd and all brought down To- 1851
CO PWCEs-sl, sl9. 50 and ss.ju iu different
bindings MEssE.. rHuLrs \ Il1Sr Of New York are
the Publishers ipsl
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A RARE BOOK
THE LIQUOR PROBLEM OF ALL AGES, BY Dir
DORCHESTER. OF MASSACHUSETTS,


Ills book, the Problem Of Liquors Progress. b. the
standard the world over. This Be- written In bis best
style. It has Ninety Illustrations aui Dia.ams. It
ought TO have place Boz every family.
Pastor Cruzau says " hIyc sufficiently examined
Dr. Dorrhcstcrs book, the Liquor Problem of aI Agrs
to convince myself that 20 Is OF great value. It O.
packed fun Of stati.tc not easily found elsewhere. Il
Is valuable educator and viii De OF interest to all
who wish to know the facts in regard to te Liquor
traffic
Pastor Ogsic says, be- have ryIminrl lrg work aud
take pleasure in recommending ill.,
- The following PHrsnus 1J1 am119 tIa uumbrf
that have ordered: Sc. Damon n VI. Whitney, Rev
Geo. Wallace :. T. Bishop, T.. g. Iong.. Ir. e. s.
Mason, scet'y Y. ~ e. A.. !. -. Arbor.rH. Tha- g.
Thrum Daniel Logan. I'd BuIIctin-~ iGD
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-29

| Only one bed is long enough for an immortal
soul to find rest upon-it is shaped like the Cross
| of Christ. Only one covering is broad enough to
/ shield an immortal sOul-Christ's righteousness.
/ Dr. Savage SAYS that when searching the battle
/ field for wounded men, he found a dead COnfed-
crate soldier. He was covered with his blood. BY
his side lay an opon Testament. With his bloody
hands he had opened it to the 18th chapter of Mat
/ thev's Gospel, and to aid his falling sight had
pressed his bloody fingers against the 18th verse,
\ "Come unto me all yG that are weary and are
heavy-aden and will give you rest" Out OF that
| one text the soldier had made his diving bed; 1t
| was broad enough. On it he found rest. 1t is
broad enough and strong enough for our sinful
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iiunululu Iron Wks Co..
e. brewer q Co men tile.
IutrrIslund ;. y Co..
East Maui stock Co tnch.
EOHall X Son. tLim'td
wilder steamship Co. ..
Iinuolulu Ice WORKS
Woudlawn Dairy a St'k Go
kawailoa Ranch CO..,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-29

The steamer RH'aHaa How went ashore at the
mouth of the Wailukn river Hilo, at about half
past seven O'Clock, Tuesday evening, Oct. list.
The accident was not known in the Hilo village,
till daylight Wednesday morning, although several
who saw toe steamer in the moonlight, cuuld hard
ly account for her position. The hilaHen Hou got
on the rocks at the mouth Of the Waikiki river
on Thursday morning. and lay calmly in the wa
tiers in the Wailuku river having been damaged
TO the extent Of broken rudder and portion Of
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PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived.
a., -DSS Alameda NoTsc. from san Francisco
. An I'm NJ Geo ; Homer Perry, I'm New ofk
.t-Am ok Martha Davis, Benson. from Boston
si-PNSS Australia, Chest, from tho Colonies
ss-UAg -tm.schr W g Hall Sass. from san Fran
.S-Am hktne II Dimoud, Houdlctt, from Fran
.s-Am bktne Ella, Howe, from san Francisco
Sailed.
oetss-Am bktnu Claus sptecke-, Drew; toT san Fran
sj-Am bk Emerald, Cater, for Fort TOWNSEND
a5-pNSS Australia. Chest. for Sgn Francisco
s1-Am bktnc Discovery, Perriman. for san Fran
Seer bk { Bishop, Woltcrs, fot san Francisco
Vessels in Port.
Am ship Eldorado. Humphrey
Tr stmr Bordeaux, Phillput
Fr BriE Tawcra la GuCu
Am bk CaibariCn, Hubbard
IIaw brig Hazard, Tcncy
Br hk Ophclia, Moddrcl
Am bk Nicholas Thayur, Crosby IA
Br hk NaTuua, Ingram
OSS Alameda. Morse
Am stm-bk Geo Homer, Perry
Am bk Martha Davis, Benson
Am bktnC W n DmOnd, IOudICu
Am bktur Ella. Howe
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-29

There was largely increased attendance at the
special union service held in the Y. NJ. C. A. Hall
Thursday evening last. The opening half hour OF
prayer was one of special interest. Mr.. CIuzan $
lecture on The Mistakes of Christian Workers "
was fuTCible, suggestive, and cannot fail TO be
helpful. Tomorrow evening Thursday REV. L.
c. Orrcl will lead the meeting The themes as set
in the programme. are: ''7:l5-7:lj y. m. Prayer
for the Holy Spirit TO abide in power upon Homo
lulu: cleansing the hearts of Christians and pre-
pairing them for work; and upon all the unsayed,
especially those under the power Of sOul-destrOy-
ing habits that they may be led to Christ. S-S:i5
D. m. How TO approach inquirers, and the OBJ
icctiye point to be aimed at"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-29

In another column Is the advertisement Of
newly imported fertilizer which 1t is hoped will be
useful TO planters. Sir J. b. Lawes, l.. J.. d., T.
r. 5. has for forty years past been at the head OF
scientific agriculture in England, and has carried
on extensive experimental farms i0r the 0DseF'a-
tiOn of various chemical action upon different
kinds of grain, sucar-beet and other crops.
large company is now engaged in the manufacture
Of chemical manures prepared in view Of these e1-
periments. and nearly 1000 tons Of prepared fer
tilizers are now annually shipped from the two
manufactures of the Lawes company.
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PATENT NOTICE.

WHEREAS 4 PATENT Wa, Is
w sued 90 KiussIurl jarvis. 1h tIa iifl Ituu
fFg fa-r hT uH Nu-trr ~ the iufrur undHr fH .aF=
lfthis kia-fuHi. f1r 'fa and Cane lfiah Concerning
FufuleH fl|a Ia tI warn 400 pHr-uuH H.uHT Hu hiring
lcut o. fhU HHid Patent.
q. BREWER Is COMPANY
A-ruts0f fhr Ilfgf- FuuHge Co
Per q. o. A. arr.g -Ha.r.
Honolulu. FrnrIlrV iH fs-E. ffsT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-29

river TO such extent that the river ut Hiio look
ed more like a mud fov than like stream of pure
water as IT usually is. All day Saturday and Sun
day the Waiakea river poured out its muddy
stream into the bay and for miles at sea the red
Str po-,id ba
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-29

The bark CaiLurjau, which has been on the
Marine Railway during the past week, came on
Yesterday afternoon, after having been stripped,
caulked, recOppered and painted, looking rs good
as new. and promising we'll for future service.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-29

On being chilled 20 ordeF th1 neetlnE Ilstentu %
a reply forwarded By Alr. Jaeger in answer to the
letter Of thanks forwarded him by the S0cisty.
Statements we're then made relative 10 the amount
of labor actually needed by the plantations during
the next Il months, the figures being as follows:
c. Brewer Co. GOO, Castle Cooke 200, Hackfeld
Il Co 800. I. H. Davies * Co, 100, Z. A. Schaefer
4 Co. 30. A. Unna 60, H. A. Machs il. 20, Grove
Ranch Sugar Co. 20 Waianae Sugar Co. 90 a total
reported OF ., 40 with Messrs W. G. Irwin a Co,
Ho1schlaeGeE a Co., O0kala Sugar Co. and @.
Along to hear from.
Mr.. I. H Davies presented draft Of reply to
the letter Of the Minister Of Foreign Affairs. Or
dered to be Cugrossed and be presented by the
ence in charge.
At l1SO the meeting adjourned until pm. on
the 9th inst
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