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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-03

No cure, no pay. rs pared and
-Ale hY CAhIEh & mIIANsUS,
U.-y3-ll 5l4 i-In ATeuue,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

In answer 10 invitations issued by Mr.. J. L.
kicharuson, party, oolsiiins of HIS Majesty,
Col, Judd, Hon j. A. Cummins. Hon. II. A. Wild
emaun, Messrs. J. II. Patty and H Macfar.
am. of Saturday last on board the Wairla,,alo.
sa FysHfs for Waianae. After a pleasant passage
the vessel arrived az an, and the party were
received With salute o. y guns The wharf was
beautifully decorated with ferns, cocoanut leaves
and other ereensry, the sun shone brightly and a
happy commencement Of the day was inaugurated.
The boiling house vas inspected soon after land
ing. This. as the resi of the plantation animate
and Illuminate, was in gala costume. The build
ing Is Of iron and has lately been enlarred to
twice the original size. The machinery is in fine
order and the new trTple-e1ect was special fea-
fure TO the sightseers. Special notice was taken
OF the excellent paving of n part of the boiling
house The sandstone used was dressed by Portu-
guese workman and II IS so veil ioInted that the
floor is as smooth IS billiard board. The labor
e-s cottages were inspected and thoroushly COM
mended. Il Will DC remembered that the planta-
lion was especially commended for its laborsrsi
hnusrs by the Inspector of Immigrants. Their
Is also fine rev school-huuse, which has an at.
tendance of % children, the ground for this Was
donated BY the plantation.
About 10 an adjournment vas made to the re-
sidence Of the manager, where Mrs. J. S. Richard
son entertained her guests in thorough Hawaiian
style The breakfast was excellent no dish of
the many which such occasion calls for was for
gotten, and ample justice was done by the hungry
visitors
Al Il am. time was called for the cars and
away all went for g railway ride. The whole dis
trici had turned out ana the plantation hands
were noticeable for their neat uniform. The train
first went 10 L1alualei, passing through some
magnificent cane which viii yield good six tons
10 the acre: this is vatered in part from an
artesian well. return carried the party to
Makaha- The length Of the track on the planta-
ton : : miles, II IS well laid and ballasted
Al Makaha grand luau had been prepared.
There were some coo people present, a polyglot as
semblaCe indeed, oonsistineof HAwaiians, Chinese
Americans, English Germans, Portuguese and
South SEQ islanders. Daring the repast the Band
played, and songs were sung by the waianae Cho-
r1s club. AZ P N. the party re-embarked. 4
slight eouiretemps occurTed as the second boat put
of il was svamPed, aud the Band was pretty
thoroughly dueked. At the time several Instru-
meuts were lost, but al have since been recovered
After smooth run mp, Honolulu was reached at
80 p. m. The party separated, and each member
OF Il scored the memory Of pleasant day in his
calendar. NJ. J. L. Richardson stands in their
estimation as the perfection of an attentive host.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
The Epiphany. a PoudfciaI High Mas

Besi5us tie rszai iA-se uzmber Of native =o--
s11T'Fs-S the-s Vas a Ts-T iErEe zr-sndEnee e
f1-eic1ers- a. The Roman Catholic Czthsarzl. On
the E.u-ulng q It's 9Th instant p-esenf 20 Fisz
The ezrsrolies connected with an spprop-1a.e
oeletrzflql Of tie Epspaany. festival ordziueo
by The Churr1 70 Be Commemorative OF the Hg-
f'zrznoe q the sssr 20 The u1-gzns or three wise
rnez q the kssz- Ebo were the S-s. 70 adore The
miami less The services allotted to- this oocs-
500 uoasls-ed % the cslsh-ziio1 ct : Polfifcizl
Elch Mass b. the Right Reverend Bishop Of ORA
1ssisted BY Fathers Sylvester and Leonore- the
etr1r2 serTlca beng performed BY n a1-nezte5
q19I and the c-zrcerr q the uoczzon being
hs'-elsec BY The rendering q particular portions
OK - = i-ill ard chzu- ss-rioss hT erps-ierced
slaois1s HI oslsirztiac Of tie Nzs- srss qo.ls
tlle1-1 - = ~ Cora y Ezoeisis II rhs ES-sl
s.-nre1s eiter Ntleh- Ave Nara vas sung hr
Nj haSsa-n1ailn, Is sfru1r rioh baritone Toice
h<ing n eEce4leli co1difinn and 49, V-i.h r,r.-
and feeling. NJ. l. Michsls ir.errsls.si bss.v-e
tae more solemn service ct the Trzus1l,s.--.7-
ton = co-1ei solo e1osediacly VEL rsndergs -
MADE NON ApFror-1Ats By tbs acoSuFs1-irae-. -
the desPe- tened organ After tie oersr-uv
II the -B-ezki1g Of the Hos the hylr-s-D Ssi--
tarls was sung u q most effective u-A1.ner ~ Ms
J. T. Bowler Who's Voioe has been rarely L ever
lse1 10 better slvz.iaee- the clear eaE.ci1fio1 Of
The Nor1s beng distinctly anGible even az the al
II Fzlly fOgs hundred peopie were p,esszi y
NIf1ess thE impressive cereDoG-ieS- the Mas BE-
~ cs only ocoassuzzliy celebrated and solely O.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

~ - F-,r-i.rr. ~ Gi.rlas1- Jas ST. CzD-
ans NJ " Ga-f- Ms Crosby MI y N.uag-s'2s
NJ u X Evfc snt family, LisEz1zg aul VIE q y =
Es-r ard Wife- LiskuG-- nc Do1esg ". 3. y
Fr--a Niss ; Hciiz-suo-th- NJ .11 Aiss >5lS =.
] r1ld A. usfe. e " Ec1tlE- NJ. ? , hf-sizEr =
Waathzcrl- Nryers. Rn7ic-s D uolA-4r u j
Feh L Backe neiz-. z Lish-lzr j. 7 ~
Fr- Ksuai. PEI Iualtri. Jan s-Nlss HARDY VI
40 n Il Eice ard fazlT. Gay y " 7 lgTEls
d UrF- NJ Wri-r & n1rrlIauser. A Uusc-. ? YOKE
D. Ei5Az1ue. ? " Narr11-t, { " il-ir=-
Fa- Wiu1uz-5 pg-ls. pr hiuzE- J Al - Mr-eli-
NJ Af1r- 7 lea ~ : = Elcktcl1- trl-lslg s-1Hi5
4 AEs-tr Z Ca-Ilz- NJ Z LzzTee.l- NJ > Leq'a4
e. p Hclrles M sozrt-lsr , hccl- v & fa7Tr--, .
" Schzi5i. Ni-s Lz1zs-
Ter wai1uzr and KzG1i. Pt- Jas Mako, 5zl s-Nrs
Wri1E- A 1 Isa1e-tg. Bezl A-so-i
Fr-z EzhuIui. ~ kiiaEal Hgz, Jan Nv ! Balls
use are cstitrtu- { tishcl- 7 lse1hzrE brcS,i
NJ HsrEfclE r. HCl kzlarlzri. tlFs Hoa7et 1-e
ne. 7 " Esl-1-- Nas-eE { saith and tity eack
Frs-. Tlsu..lus ~ { = nishc7 Jan "a I0-u-r
Mfs Dave Ms "a and cock-
Frua yalznar and KsnHi. pr Istizl3s las . z
W5icrI NJ lErse-. NJ Luuscul- Il EzTtati- NJ ac---
-or and = decE
F-uz yrai1lul. Plr l,akl-iL jan s-Hi- L Gersr=G
D1uIzis
Eeusag, NJ Ezhrtu. J Czskiz-hEzl- : helz- y Bar
-r-r g. y Aleaa " = Oi1su1s q " flllpn. v = AsGuA
NJ. - Wr-nas. Wp1s5s Mr. : u lds. Nrs T. Odl4ss
N.s 3 Woes, Niss Low, Mss y = VIC e. Aiss
Ire = Nilcs, hzElG and so- 4 = >iee-f 4le VIZ
Nj. L--Iie Az gckll1-ea- M FLrke- aa1 ckil-
l-Gr NJ " Va itre. Mis- isst Erlse- Nlsses "a
and =-ra-is, ? llasfiz-s Nlss = AAkef- 4 $50
VaIIerriue. z y Nakee- Z v srrolgsu, " a Nehzy. ]
Cl--rtu-. Mr. IA CErpbeil Nrs neld- Miss Lntss,
ny Ho-ls-. Z Lu--dr and wife C Z Ic1st and wife
F-u-a Ntzal Pl- Lsazz, Jzz - Nsco-l-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

The performance at The Music Hall On the 9Th
instant, by the Bandraann- Bea1iet combination
was another OF the series of successes as regards
audiences which have been credited to the COM
pany since their advent IN the Kingdom. The par
ticular performances on this occasion were the
hrst and third acts of the Corsican Brothers.r "a
play respected even until to-day on account Of Its
age gems from the operetta Of ~Patience- by
Miss Beaudet, solos, and the farce of The Radi-
cal Cure. u drama was effectively performed
BY the prufe .onsls. Notwithstanding the poor
support, until the duel scene when one If not both
of the professionals then became decidedly anna
ieur. like in the deadly encounter The singing
OF Miss Beaude. was very good and the gems
from Patience were loudly encored once and
again; the latter cll the little lady producing
her favorite Pretty as & Picture The farce was
better performed than its first presentation the
18th ultimol the actors entering well into the fun
OF the piece and the curtain dnopPed on a well
pleased audience
Tomorrow night "A Woman Of the People
viii be produced and it Is spoken Of as purely
moral and instructive performances, a full house
should greet its iirsi appearance.
For sinking spells, fits. dizziness, palpi;atior
and low spirits, rely on Hop Biiters. Notice
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
pSa,h ON. Prince. K.kaulf.

NcSs va reserved a; 10 4 n. on tho sth inst. Of
the death At her Residence. al Ul1lAni. of II. r. H.
Princess kekaalike. GoveraeSs Of Hawaii. the elder
sister Of Her Majesty Queen kapiolani. The
aeo1lsed had been a sufferer for a long period
D. dr1psioAl affection which Threatened her If e
az auy moment. but with wonderful courage and
f15tiute the advances OF the grim guest were held
II cheek, Entil the date mentioned. The deceased
was about = years OF age and was beloved by the
native regulation
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure and ofSale
IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ pow

l. CT Of sale contained in certain moTgacr made by
7 Pahia. haleohana and oihcIs TO Cartwright Trus-
tee OF the Holt Estate dated the I'D day November
1872, recorded in hber page :. Notice j. hereby
given thaf said mortgage intends foreciosc said
mortgage, for condition hrukea. and upon said fore
closure will sell At public auction At the saitsroun Of
P Adams in Honolulu. on MONDAY, the 18th day q
February, 1851 IL ". OF said day. the premises de-
scribcd in said mortgage a below specified.
Further particulars BE- had OF " L Castle. At
forury-ai-Iaw. A J. CARTWRIGHT, Mortgage.
Premises 10 b sold situated In kohala. Island OF
Hawaii and sciforth and described in L. p HOS.
CONVEYING portions Of AHan and Makanikahio and
contain isls Acres OF very Guc Land gI =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
Administrators Notice.

II
Il ben duly appointed Ads1irisfratct o. the e-fafe
q Antoine Mznntl 81 iloI ala. tcrea-d uifh the Will
arrerei uotiee j. sereby .ven al pers~us having
clas E-lnst the sald c-afl - present ite daily
eGrec hy ElftE-sg otlfrussE to the undersirued
within ia m1aths from ire dais thereof they wfu
BE- forcvrr barred sua al persons Indebted - said
estafe arc uoifzsd make ir-nslfs saVrsenf 10 the
20 Ec-siened- ~ q. PARkE.
Ad-1 ? estzfe a Auicne Nsnuei with viii anneresi
U0urilil- Jan -. ~ ~ I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure 4 of sale
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow

i CT Of sale contained in certain mortgage made By
kuauka NakookoO TO A J CAEtwIiglIf Trustee Of the
Holt Estate, dated the lih DAY Of March ISL recorded
in lber - page liG Notice l. hereby given that aid
mortgage intends 20 foTccose said noriElge for con
diiion broken, and upon said foreclosure viii seI II
public auction AZ the salesruom OF 7 Adams In HO-
nolulu MONDAY. the nth DAY OF February 1881 II
i2 " Of said day, the premises described IN said mort
gage a. below specified
Further particulars can Be had Of W Z Castle. AT
torney-ai-Iaw. \. J. CARTWRIGHT. Mortgage
Premises 10 be sold are situated in hikihae, Homo
iulu and consist Of i9iop OF being ine House
Lot bringing in good rent and Is good Investment
for that purpose Premises p1rt OF the
forth IN r f. s7ua 70 kaapuiki and Kanizz no Ke0Ea-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure and of
Sale.


II v ] = T
cr o. sa!e contained % certain mortgage made By
Ar II and kElczaoie % A Cartwright TFnstec q thr
corded in hber =, Fa-c if4 Notice j. hereby -iEen
hat aid r-zee intends 70 forecase aid martsusr
Tor condition bnsen- aud upln -ad foreclosure viii
sl Vuhic szctuu az the salesroon % ? AdAu. IN
Honnilil or MONDAY. the Iifi day Of February 49,
y N % aid dgv- rlr premises DESERVED Ia aid
rlortrzge A. below specified
Farthar gsrticaiaf- czn b. had 81 vs. 4 Castle Al
t1rney-zt-Lzs. a }. CARTWRIGHT. Mortsazee-
Premises % - sold 1sc situated in kaaaea koolau-
poke Ozhu and eousisr % SIC acres q fue Eaio ~
ffiee L1udssan1e rnEs- elIfirufio1 ~ -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

NJ. James Shepherd for many years resident
OF Honolulu, and for two years pSsi residing at
hiio, where be has worked al his trade as tailor
diod a; Hilo OF the nigh; Of Thursday, Jan Srd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
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STREET IErTER BOXES

HAVE BEN PREPARED x~B
Il iisiritli-i iar-Ert ~ CIV a. A. i-.Iasa.r
places
Ga rsrrl1rr Eo.r, nrlr a. kirssFrrs slatts- 49,
ca Irsuauue raie lt aaualc- - rfarraalarr 49,
raiana
A. ne ka-t caFa-r ~ [ ia aad -eA.ai srr-ss
Al fhs NnrIr 11r1rr u Nllaea sd f1l.l ~ir--tr
A. ne ~dIih enrasf ~ Nla1na 50 $500 r-re~ts
~ "a -cufl crrurr - Nsl1-a M 1rfrculs -rr--ls
~ thc West crrurr 81 -Iaar and Enrtn1 sIr-~f~
IN hff1faa.ls opposite Nali1 sirrrt
~ w Norfh corner ~ rrrrtaaia sd rsnra1-sr
A. ua South lufuaf - AIn1 sd ftra nHI sI1~~1r
a. thr East curlef - faalas e1azr- 1nd rrrrlnna
AZ ne Seaih crruT= q fluaaaa $50 nsrE1asa $500
rhr-z un1r- si1 ~ si-iIrd tesra go - I~ar-rr
-unflaF-' AZ = eNlara A.. -. aIa rfIas1 -
Pct 1trn rIrHFr1rr. auf ~ -rIrrr rarr1-l -
fusfoare. Al l4tes Island 1nIi kri-a trIIrTs -
prrrail nF sttmrs 80 - flfelr1a-I u A.
a. Frcartly a. . itsY 80 49, ~ a. a. f-s -
Letters not prepaid vii lsa ~ nurw~r-a~a-
n j. ne intraina 60 ur7yiir IuFs -lrrrI 49, 49,
az ihr f1sl1- frTr. r1fi rarr 49, a1 - ruas=-s-n1
nsinfs Niilin fsu InI~r llIrs = ~ 49,
sscurr1i rdalt -1rr. llaaaillI. ~ "a - -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
Mortgages Amended Notice of FOreclos.
ure and Of sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH 4 pow
Il Of sale contained in certain mortgage made by
George Hardey and Malice Harlcy TO Daniel T. True.
dated the liih day Of March, Iss recorded In lbeT
- page 81; notice hereby given that said mortgage
intends to fureclosc said mortgage. for condition
broken and upon said foreclosure viii scI Al public
auction ~ the salcsTpoE of Z 7 Adams in Honolulu,
Of said day the premises described in aid mort
gage A. below specified
Further particulars can be had Of " z castle. At
torney-afLaw. DANIEL ?. TRUE Murtgarcc.
Premises TO be sold situated on the easrry side
OF Liha street having frontage Of about i feet with
depth Of st4 fctf with L n the rear, making the
line Of said lot 10 fecs and III. lot comprises
about !. 81 acre II adjnins f- old paas4 h-ee.
contains kalo ana Kuia ilnl ant offers fine chance
for cnrnu1ntliouS Homestead
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure a ofsale
IN ACCORDANCE WITH /. POW

a sals eoztaiued IN certain mortgage made b
kskigi 10 Z Bond daily Assigned @ Gaelic Cooke,
czted the t-h day Of sErrEry- r. RECORDED in fbrr
= PAGE - Nolice T. hereby clFfr fllf said uo-T-a
cee intends = forcelc-t aid mt-ase frr condition
brpksas and r74 -1ia furecl1sure VII -el II pubir
MONDAY. rhe iifh dsg y Fshrr1ry isot 81 y v. sf
sid daE he Frnrisrs GrS-ieed IN aid mar1-a-r
helow ErccifsI-
Fgrther pz-ticsisr- on = ksd = " tssfir. n
sarEcy-if-Izr. CASTLE A COoEE
Assi-nee - fhe Norteasse.
Premises 70 b sod slr1s.ri r. pru1iru kzurot.e
Island q Oeku Ard certlu aud go nsrrs heinr the
sAnac r,rcaistt cerrsyt,i 30 kesF ~ kahri.ou aud
oshcSx and ern-i-ts Of fnc l.l1d nrar kaueshr b-y
and yaiuEe,t bogt for cncvafiur ard feI isasrhoid
prc1aitts six
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

IzErE- KIru- IsS- ;. 1854
El'-rlE s1E--E NJ c. \. Wick Of GroFe
ha-n. Las Eu1iy fzrzishe6 ne VIII tie amount
q = 1i-1 TAXA and reoorded By HIN since lS69
% is--ll- sE-s some Of your readers VII be IN
teress%c II Tt matter. send YOU a copy As fol-
luzxs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

Tie Amateur MzsicAl Society ne; for Practice
las. Friday evening The Attendance vas 10; -
large a. !; shozl6 have ben Coaslds-ahle pro
CrestlUl- and tie SOCIETY," VII probably BE quite
prepared 10 give a oonoe-; the second Friday IN
Eet--arv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
It0len
u, HAWAII.
IRON L

IRON pAAUHAU, HAWAII.
Il about the last OF February. iSSs. a Grey Horse
branded PIP. viii pay reward Of SIS for the
ne :, TOUR De CAMBRIA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

The new Hospital az Waikiki Is nearly con
ple.ed- Some criticism Is made BY residents be
osCse the vs-a-dzs Ers pat only OF the vIoaEErd
SIDE The patients vii be unable u eaioy fresh
Eir Whenever there Is rain This IS OF par Nth
the celerzl ruisuzznAsens1i which nov -eigus
szurerne-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

The th-ec- n.siei schooner Er-sss ClssaFipa ar
rived Al Hiio on wednesday morning, January ID.
fourteen DAYS from san Francisco, with = carso Of
general merchandise
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

The lsgal native csaileEn2n SEoss p-seilces
were shown 10 consist Of ways that 1re dark
and who answers 20 the appsllAtloa Of Eolokahlkl
vii appear again for TRIAL or the case. IN the In
.e-aaeaiary Courf N he SIS: ms.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
COTTAGE TO LET.

THAT PLEASANTLY LOCATED
l. COTTAGE. at present occupied by Mr. Robert
Levers, situated School street. short distance
west OF Nuuauu. Ample accommodations. including
sn9uirc Of ROBERT GRAY. az Mclean Brothers, No
i Nuuanu Street rs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

By tie sss-uslis -.lsr-sl1. which sailed Tor
San Ezzncisoo o. the nd ilst-, parry Of san
Frsncisczns took passage again FOX their home
his Majesty aooo1paniei the voyaSe-s as flr IS
the Bell bloy, and returned n one Of the ROYAL
hsrc-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
commERcIAL.
E5Y5IrIr. ylyElEra n,

s,sss. has -uns alsac quirslE slrcs -. -.-i,,f
- - - ~ s7rclAl eiiT rciicezhlf- etl-i--
-. - 49, cEilr cc4rth y trAAi. ,-tr H.
- $500 - dErizs III urck 40 - 49, =
- ,-e-r lkc o Al2-eaA An- 4 =
- $1,000 ard Japan 70 eti = 49, ~ FL
~ --E-lssv q HIS Excrile1cT i.f 5..-- -. -
~ - - e-shIe5 q p-cs5ri % - - y -
-. -r---rs 90 experts Tor &c i-.ts- --s-s.5,- ~.
~ ~ turrsre unlfh- 81 - IS -
--- rar-rsro- ding Tl-ss'-s y 'iss.,,s. ~ vie
nszs rcsstl q 81 iss - - = 80 q :
~ as Eays The rcZi -izlt1a - h.-x >1s--x- !.
= - ~ Al ~ n 7--sz-s % g 49, = -, ~
T7----s-k I. ~ lEstd1l tAa' 81 - 't>
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
The Tourists Retreat,
At Honuapo. Kau. Hawaii.

ru,ornIsTS AND OTHERS. INTENDING
II 20 writ The volcano SD Gna flgslc "a Aceo1-
1sotEfious. SADDLE Hersc-. kc-. e. Iifb nkIkkAl-
Ths climate Al ranapo 4 tie btt "a az Isirnts fos
Invalid fae view had v m agrrurudns >fcne-
y. incinaIp- i h. Ngieanc frvn ne iossc.
So TEfNS MODERATE.
~ Nv. sNfrHiEs. rnorulrtr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

BY reluess Of gentleman resident on Molokai.
attention = caled 10 the remarkable bravery Of
native Hawaiian during the boat accident between
NoloSai and lanai. which was reported sorne time
AGO The nArae OF the nAtive Is nianu- When
the bosi dElftei among the breakers of Lanai
seye-ai Of tic parry wished 10 give up and sink in
peaos- and i vas only lianIs con slant encoGracr
neli thai kept them up. Some Of the more timid
he even lashed up with ropes. II was through his
eNe-tioos tia; tic whole party were saved Oar
correspondent suggests thu; some marx of honor
. colierHe6 o. niAnR by the authorities. IN to
the present no Official recognition OF his hercism
had hssa giyea. In the United States or Europe
s1oh ieed Of hs,oiszn would have been at once
-,1+s-As
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

Il. E Il. Princess Lydia held the usual monthly
reception az he residence. or TIE afternoon o. the
S-a Inst. The Hawaiian Hand vas. also - usual.
n attendance and disc1ursed sEee; muse trosa 3
70 so Pm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

he stoAner Efras vas ielephonei FROM the
ozie- Stallion al s-l5 o. the afternoon q TIE 9Th
ms AID az N. the arrival Of The nails, The
Pos. Osice presented the slrne busy scene IS on q
week lgr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

Rev. J. A. CEuzzn, the vel known pastor Of
Rort street church, has been very II daring the
pas. week su5s-ing from Inflammation OF the
bowels Confirmation Of his Ministerial duties
Uhile suffering from -eTe-e cold, ! The czcse Of
this Indsfzticahle worker being at present con
fined to his bed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
NOTICE I


IL. KERR MERCHANT TAI I.OR
Il. viii open Dee nh, At No e Mcrrhant Street
Gazette Block, with large assortment OF Goods Tor
gentlemen and youths and will be pleased 10 see
his Old friends and thu public generally - SIN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

The ia.esf rsv5sa Of the Palace Party ticket Tor
the coming elecG1 II Ho2olul1- i sid 70 hs Hos
pili Baker, z. 4 HSysel6e1 and heza- The nZns
Of ME-RzsssIl which 10 have been or the tieks:
has beea dropped; WHY Is Il ihrsly7 NJ. Russell
Vas a good man
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

4 shell racs-bo1i vas b1oacht TO this pot by
the bark Ropr, and IS intended for crew com
posed OK the members Of the Honolulu Baseball
gT-tN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

Tbs ofFoe-s Of Excelsior LodSs No !, LO.O.E.
for The ensuing tern are a. follows y. &, ]. d..
Tucker '. q, }. Mckenzie; l. ; J. A DoElies
p : 1 ". Petersen; Treas J. 7. Kennedy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
EXPORTS
PASSENGERS.

Fer Ssr Francisco rsc- Alameda Jan --elsl--s' =
.r-rr stap1 = rict l.lc1 hzcAs t.lazzs Ale 5-.s5
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Ben advertisement.
C. HUSTACE.
Formerly with B. 2 Bolles Coz
Wholesale and Retail Grocer

III King Street, under Harmony Han.
Family. Plantation, and ships stores supplied az
shoEt notice. New Goods by every steamer Orders
from the other Islands faithfully executed
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The subscribers 10 newspapers and pe.idSii 1als
through the firm OF J. W. Robertson / Co, cau
obtain their papers a. usual, by calling MoSsrs.
J. N. Dat IT, & Co
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The GAEEzTK acknowledges with thanks The ne
capt q very neat card from the New York Post
o.lce, rendering the usual compliments Of the
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ASSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

THE ESTATE OF LEE ON. WILL
L pay on the sd day Of January. A. D. Isl a divi
dend Of per cent u. II. HTTCHCOCk
Per Assignee.
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The Board Of Inspectors Of elections fo- Homo
lila VII meet f0- the p1rpose Of correcting the
lis. Of voters o. Friday 18th and Fridsy -s.h Of
January, ISL Further meetings viii b held
should occzsiuz require Voters shozE rad the
ISIS carefully and see that thsir names have not
boz. omitted
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The Currency Question

The C0art took tbs matter under aiviscmens.
lJus:ice McCuily's opinion will be found in to
DAYS Surpleuaeut1
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Mortgages Notice OF Foreclosure 4 of Sale
IN ACORN NEE WITH POW

Il CT Of sale contained in certain mortgage made by
kaNaihOA and kaAhauui 70 \ Cartwright, Trustee Of
the Iolf Esiafe dated the 18th day OF November fS
recorded In Hber T. page s.. Notice Is hereby given
that said mora-ec intends 10 fofeclose aid mortgage
foE condition broken, and upon said foreclosure will
-ei At public auction At the saesruom Of Adams IN
Honolulu, on MONDAY, the Iith day o. Fehruary isSi
at y VI. Of said day The premises described In said
mortgage n below specified
Further p1riiculzTs can be had o. " Z Castle AZ
torncy-at-I.av- Al CARTWRIGHT. Mortgage.
Premises to be -oid situated school street
Honolulu, near the Queens Hospital; contains $1,000
OF in good order and condition. and Suitable
for house lot. Il makes good property hold Tor
rent and i free and clear Of Remembrance sll Z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

Az the ss-vicos held at kNumakzQiIi Church on
lass Sunday : collection Of over SlonQ vas OBJ
IEIaed from The o1agEeafioa, 10 AID and aSssS5 II
the finishing Of the Church e1ifos.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

The American asg over the otiae Of COasll
Mckinley has remained II PositiOl.f0ltlng proud
" 10 the var.iac b-eoses snoe the Is iss- Atoc-
Inc Of TIE hRIyErs IN the shesve block czuseS the
| conS-.r. tis-la-
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Repairs are nov being made to the displaced
ssaEau fronting the EsplAna5c, divers nov being
a; work. a; szitAhle tides Il rebuilding AID
STRENGTHENING the DISRUPTED placcS-
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Fec charz.a tsr Mas.r-ora.r.

So Nsf -asr- tasa 49, orssr. - - - sAna-
issaed % 40 ne Fs!ss - H@itlaer so mma
80 No Money urirrs - ir-ar-l - n rr~-asf
% aas otssl ceun1Ty fasa - tulrr -sat--. -
no lnirnfes 70 sstrui a. srsiEa Ear-rraa 49,
ttirs. b. -isaa a. arlc1ieaaIa
n. N. wrIrnGv. - a. G.
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The pzhiic schools ue-SsSssable to-day. Tier
seems every p-oSpec; Of a bzsy sessic1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

The Hawaiian bark Ksls reflects credit on her
officers for the neat appearance she presents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

Il vi Be sse1 b. tins tzhis that te fnr-esss has
nesl sle1ay Tor The las fzrss years.
i--Aa so-r.. s. We d D.
Ia; tHr-ed tongue. had tasting .uru,h and
ss.s.e feeling s4F sCu nsed Hop Bi-ss-s. Head