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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23

Third reading Of an kcl to amend Scction 81.
50 80 SSl. SS and SIS Of TIE Civil Code. relati1g
to konohi6 SEA fsherie<.
Representative Sahiaa moved that the section
pass
Representative kaHlukoa thcScht that the no
nohikis had vested rights, they bad held then
privileges for = years
RspTessniAtive Kaahans moved thu. iaashnise
posipo1c1,eat.
Hon. Il A. wtaensaa said Il the bill passed Il
voa,d be 50 much waste paper; he SPOKE upoa hs-
vaiian rights from an Hawaiian stand pcint-
After some remarks from Representative Nahinu,
which vsre received with lAnShts-, the bill vas in
definitely postpRed
Rep-cSsats;lve Ksnlakoa gave notice Of oil
10 reozSaniEe the military.
SccSad roadias Of bill to create Polioe Com
uisSiG1erS.
OSiue 10 the absence Of the Attorney General.
no action was taken On this bill.
Second reading Of 4 bill 30 amend Chapter - OF
the Session Laws OF lSSs, relating 20 taxes In
Coazait;ee Of the whole Hon. ]. 5. Walker in the
char.
Representative Kalus moved that Rsrvese1ta-
tive Dole's bill be printed Carried.
Affirm. the House adjourned.
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LOT IO-f.ea-e from ID Watson, Al SIn1, dated
No- sgth FISH, Of record ii5er = pp ifii1 0f raa1
lie snear lands al Punaiulu for term ending July
5fst lssg This lease complies about twenty lefes'
on which dna crop of first r1tgoni a low growing.
and Is subject % an ANIMAL rental u 81
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Total Reduction in Extraordinary Estimates s59O0 %
Total Reduction in Estimates. 500 as %
motion TO have the amendments printed and
the consideration Of the appropriation bill defer
red to Wednesday, was carried.
Second reading Of bill TO create a Board Of
Police Commissioners
REPRESENTATIVE w. o. Smith moved to lay on
the table until tbs consideration of the report of
the committee of thirteen comes up for discussion.
Motion carried.
Second reading of bill 10 provide for the sp-
pOintment Of Road Supervisors in chief.
Representative w. L. Rowell did not remember
that this bill had ever been read frst time, or
who was the intrOducer.
The President explained that Mr.. Richardson
was the introducer.
Messrs. Cecil Brown, Aholo. Richardson and
kaulukou spoke in favor of the bill and Messrs.
Navahi, Widemann and Kauhans against
Representative W. o. Smith moved TO amend,
the Island of Hawaii be excluded, and that the
law apply TO the other Islands only. The Island
of Hawaii Is altogether too large to be properly
supervised by one man. Bill passed 10 engross-
ment, and to be read third time on Thursday
next
House adjourned at $50 P. n.
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The baby OF Portuguese mother Is reported
drowned at HilO, having fallen into the water
running through the Catholic churchyard.
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NOTICE (!

MR. 5. SELIG Is HEREBY AU-
VI fhorizetl to transact all my business Tor ne.
coolest al ny rents efe-- and viii act in all matters
concerning me- under fall power Of attorney.
HOnoIaIa. July 1s,h. 1884, . - lbs 3,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23

HE agents for the steamship City Of P4ris sI-
LIbltei foresight as vel ss hospitality uhs1 II
wing the members Of the Legislature 70 tier
lunch on SATURDAY; they supplied carr1ases 20
brl1E their guests fron the scene q Their laoors
AZ AllioIsni Hale, otherwise We should have Mr..
IALkaizui or his leCs again Offering resolution
l-faaa- nd
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ATM Embellishments.

MY mother drove the paralysis and ueuralgia
all out Of her system with Hop Bitters. Ed. o.
,rsqO SOU. See advertisement
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The jury on the barratry case were discharged
on Saturday morning, they being unable to agree
1t Is said they stood eight 10 four.
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EXPORTS

Fu- L-atcr. Ps- CITY q Pz-5s suly ->-sz b. v51-
= cs-lus. = G Dlst5 6ozcs.,- rlul S-7s7= f7--
-i-r Va uc, S-l-5-Q-
Fer Sar Frzruscc, - w e l-vlu IE.l ISL
PKG slrar 70 tes cuct - srsy ke-s, iss r. -lre
acze..ie r1lue Ssllz.S =; f1-c.el sa'ac. $50
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23
ORDER OF THE DAY.

rnittee Of the whole.
Representative G. W. Pilipo said that in uonse-
quence Of the recent message Of His Majesty %
the Assembly. he supposed It would be in order 10
begin anew the consideration Of the bill, and
wished TO know il the Minister Of Finance was
ready with a schedule of the proposed reductions,
as intimated in His Maiesty's message.
The Minister Of Finance thought 1t would be
best to 90 on from where they had left OF. and
leave out the consideration Of the proposed To
auctions until the third reading Of the bill.
Representative Dole asked If the Minister Of
Finance wanted this House to cOon and fool away
its time on a bill which had already been con
demned The Kings message had iutimated that
a schedule of reductions should be presented 30
the House by his Minister Of Finance, He for one
wanted to know what was TO be expected of this
proposed reduction, and would move that further
consideration of the bill be deferred until the
Ministry were able TO present an amended one.
Representative W. q. Smith said; be had no
idea that the sage of His Majesty this House
was play but that it meant something. We do not
suppose that His Majesty in this matter means to
tribe with the House, and we do not propose 20
tribe with him His Majesty had promised that
his Minister Of Finance should present schedule
Of reductions beginning with the royal purse.
Where are thew We must have them or We can
not GO on and this Ministry will stand worse CON
demned than ever. We have here 10 do either
child's work or mems jSork-which is its
The Minister said: am very glad to see that
| the members from koloa and from Waikiki are
so ready TO so to work. Here with great empha-
necessity for all this talk, talk, talk.
Representative Dole withdrew his motion and
moved that the Minister read his schedule. and
have il ordered printed
President Rhodes said that owing 10 his Maies-
ltys message a eertain confusion had been created
in the regular order of business which one was
| specially responsible for. The consideration Of
the appropriation bill was regularly iR(order but
as amendments to the same had been 4nade and
| allowed, it was proper that these amendments
should be first read, and afterwards take the usual
course.
Representative Aholo thought that there was no
reason for subyerting the regular order of things
because of the Kings message. Ii may be right
| to pay some Difference to such message, which
was a recommendation merely, and not COM
mand: but they vers not in any way bound BY it.
Hon. S. @. Wilder that it would save great
deal OF talk and annoyance II the Minister Of
Finance would accept the motion of Mr.. Dole and
| read mis- schedule before the House.
The Minister finally did as suggested and read
the report, which is substantially as follows;
ScHEDULE PRoro-En REDUCTIONS tbs EsrrSArEs.
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Representative Smith presented 4 resolution
that the Minister Of the Interior report % the
House a. to his proposed method Of making up to
the several districts the sum OF Sls7giS7 o: road
tax nos supposed to be IN the treasury. there be-
INC nothing IN the appropriation bill providing for
i've proportion Of the same, and provision only
being made for disbursement Of the road tax
collected during the ensuing biennial period.
Carried.
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CORPORATION NOTICE
Hawaiian Stone Company.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that q > meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
HAWAIIAN sTOSE COMPANY. held Al Honoluiu
June 18th. f5i Il voted 70 acceDt the Charter 81
Incorporation granted % them their assocaes and
SUCCESSORS and tae corporation uas duy Organized.
AID elected the following Oeifers:
Rreaident---- -------s---- ----.---N y smith
Ireasurer-------- - " undfnberg
Secretary L ! Tilurston
Notice e also given that pursuant 70 the terms Of
said charter. st0ckhqder L liable for the debts %
tie corporation bsTpud TIE anio1nt uhch may Be due
rpo1 the share CT 1hares held b him
L0ERIT A. THrEETGN.
sfcle-arT Hawaiian Stone Co.
Hoaaiaiu, 7ans is.h' ~. iVsH
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SATURDAY, AUGUST %

ISL atia o'clock noon,
Lands situated IN the Ahupuaa Of Kancohc Diatfcfo d
K0oiaupoko Island o. Oahu, Aforesaid. VIZ;
LOT Lease from william Watson. 70 Al sing. e
about thirty acres Or susa, land On which crop ef
sugar u now growing az MasaAnmihi. e rrcord tn
November isi is7s, at rental ~ tweniy,evsn dollars
per annum.
LDF 2-Lesse from & e. rrriis 10 Al sing. af srs
Of rice cane land situate a. HsPunahala, isr
the term u ten years from the 18th. Of Mar, 80. q
rental ofhve dollars PER acre per tunum-
IOT J-Lea-e from g. e.. Harris 10 An sing u 4 los
at KaPunahala containing 5s;iD acres q kaia lands
rice mill and plant quarters fos aborers soIeho house.
cook house; &e, &c, 10 good Condition. Ihii ei,
rent charges Tor he balance % he term uhich
expires on the ii d1y Of JaHuary. 1873.
LOT a Lease from G. G. IItrris 20 L. An Sing fof
term Of leu years from IT Of January. s7s lsnd IN
the III % Kapaae containing an area Of aboHi tcfss
is now growing. The balance % The III eonsisfs e
available pasture lands THIS and VIII D. elafEt4
with an arntai frntai o. Si' By the terms 81 said
lea-c-
LOT J-Lease frym Monlka Csl aud M.loia l.l hsr.
husband. 70 Al Sing dated 9Th Apfiis 5st. % laaa
situate az Kapaae being the zane pIcmli-s drftfihed
in Royal Patent sfs l. g. Award ssE 20 Laluu. srea
NAY. ISIS aud draws . rental u 50 per- aannm. This
land has good crop Of cane growing thereon
LOT s-Leasc from 4. j. MeKenney 70 Al sing
dafeI isth September ISL for tern q eight years
from date annual rental Of 81 81 "a acres chcaJ
iaro land ~ keaah1ls.
Lor 7-Lea.e FROM gauanshu Kiniau 70 Ah slag.
dated Nay q isI9 e Apana u kgyal raieul -. y
e. Award a9 At kaneohe. Tor ihc term p icn ycafa
rom Jane ist 80 a. IN annual rental q SO
LOT san undivided half interest in al that piece
o. land situate 20 kcaahas containing IN ares oi -
trr-r more or less and described IN Z. P. rs l. G.
Award fs5 10 Kanenoka sui hat vas eonseled 70 A
isss and fscor1ei 10 flber -. folio IA Asa lease
from JOAN kaaieic 40 Asinr daied A1y lfn ISL nl
BIZ interest 10 ths remaining hsB q ID. above a,
"a is7g AZ annual rental Of ten dollars
LOr o-Au and .inzuiar The Interest o. a. Sing.
i-s5ss y Laiasa. nov held b. ihe Hop Foo Co.. 81
virtue Of lease from Harris. % Stat al1f Alat
dater jane ist is9- extend uni July Isl iHl. IN
lion under this sbour forty acres. upon ono h.if
% which good crop Of cane l. growing.
LOT 1O-fea-e from d Watson, Al sln1. dated
Nov 1gth ISL Of record 5er = pp 1illi4 1f raI1a
,ist iss1 This ieass Complies about twenty aeres
On Ehich ane crop Of arst nligonf e low growing,
and Is subject % an animal rental u ~
Terms Of sale
The sboro property Wit b. cold for CASH, . BE-
Yaid upou ih@ delivery u c0nFey1ncea. within one
assk tom date n sale, All deeds a. szpenar Or per-
eha-ers.
The cane nov on De- lsnd- mentioned I. sndss ~
proved cultivation pendBE sae, md 3 eoarsni.at Z
kaneOhe and iieeia NILS
1s Farther informatIou may D. nl. al NJ 500
iea.cs -ramined. at TIC ll1 1lc-1 qt q W. A,hIof4
sns J. y nousauat. DE A''rnee' 81 n tsf'' p
Honolulu
E-F- ADAMS. aurstr.
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What is the use Of rnasius laws il hey arr nol to
Be- enforced
Avs and noes wero then takcn On the MOTION q
lay the report On ne table as follows
Ayes.-Gfhson. Gulick. kapena, Nenuann. kui-
helSni. Kaac. walker, Kxalukou. kcsu. Iilikalani,
Baker, Amara. Karlia. Aholo. Ksrnakcle. Gardner.
Nahinu. Kaunamano. faiohau. Kupihea. Nakaie-
IA. Total n.
sett, Mott Smith. Widemann, Martin. T. Brown.
Kalus. c. Brown. Richarison. ksncaln, W. q.
Smith. Nswahi. Hitchcock, ksnvila. ksuhanc. Pr
lipo, @. Brown. Dole, Rowell. Total -
The result Of The vote was received with great
applause.
Representative smith moved a reconsideration
Of the vote.
Representative kaulukou said there was nonecd
Of it. II the house adjourned for an hour, the
tiun.
The motion 10 reconsider vas luSt and the
Hoase adjourned a $50 pm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23

Representative Hiichcock reported On the mat.
ter Of Portuguese Immigration. recommending
that 1t Be Suspendcd and that japanese immigra-
ton be encouraged. That an item Of $4,000 b
inserted in appropriation ball for that purpose.
Representative Smith moved TO lay on table until
the item for immigration in the appropriation bil
be considered. Carried.
Hon. c. r. Bishop, Chairman Of Committee on
Education reported on the petition praying for the
establishment Of English schools on Lanai and al
Makavao. recommending that the same Be ~
fsrred to the tSoard Of Education. Adopted.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs sud that be had
some further matter from Mr.. Myers. Superin
tendant Of the LepeE Settlement, which he would
move be printed. Carried.
The AthIrney General asked lesvs to read FIRST
time an Act 20 amend Section OF SlRptcr q OF
Pepal Code relating 10 the Distract "a Of high
ways- Bill read
Representative Smith called upou the Attorney
General for a report, in accordance with pre-
rous resolution, that he rcPogt upon the matter Of
criminal expenses
The Attorney General explained his inability 10
report at that time, OWN, 70 his time having been
occupied in court in the rccant barratry case hut
promised 10 do 30 on the coming wednesday.
Representative Frank Brown called for a report
from the Minister Of the Interior, in accordance
with his previous resolution.
The Minister answered that report was being
s-.s4a ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23

Fost S;7eei Schlol closing exercises tc-rno-roE.
fue1as and uarenfs are Iaxiied 10 attend
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ne Community bss hzd an escaps by tie With
draval Of the lotiezy hill
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Dividend Notice

A DIVIDEND OF FOUR DOL
holders Of he PACIFIC SAyAGAfIoS CoNPANY
on Iaursday. The 9Th instant az the their once
Of Queen and Nuuauu streets, z. B. DAT.
tUi9 q Trra-urer
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4 Slilc- C TIC FriFis : Tir9sfsls. from hEhulal
- Hol1lai1. fell ove-haari az night A boat uxs
icEe-e1- h-f Do traces q the MISSING nan could
- So
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Ms Adzzas has reacAsi he- hone II MAssaeaz-
sstss n excelleu; healfh.
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Au-11c The arrivals BY TIE 4issaria zre 70 be
2cilcs1 TIE names % sozs o OF izslsszisss.
L 7. Adams Gas Gay. y. 4 Petersen. AID Mrs
jams Ezvsslzt-
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THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
4 been appointed Temporary Adluiuisfrliof p The
Estate or Cart Thomas spencer. lat9 Of EiIp Island
% Hawaii deceased. b. order Of le Probate Court, 81
Judiciai District. q The Hawaiian Islands. hereby
gives noice 70 az porsons having cl1lut lilnnt t1c
aid estate present the 70 him. daily ertl.
within az months from date o. thisuotitg. tIrf
tate are hcreby reQueslcd 70 make immediate payment
CHARLES S. ElIrHEDeE.
Temp Adn-r Ia. 1tDuas spencer. ise'l
Hlip HsFaii' dug % ~ 1911
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tics next Friszv.
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Thanks are retE-ne5 20 tie SErceoa q The
-sislrc'- fo- fles q TIE Los Angeles TsrssS.
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oeolgned 60 Ts- cent slnos fhs Is o. Ap-iL Irues
are dali - ssyS car co-reSPoBds1i. u SSa Fran
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he Italizu mEr-of-uzr Trtaer Pisssi Nssilei
fro1l this po-s @ THE ls;a inst. for Manila
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M T. b Hlsoll O. LAhziaSlzua, left by tie
" a. Irrss on Szturizy. AID the Bazrd Of Edz-
czalu- .lSs z vzl-1ele MN. hui tie Board a. 81
T-CsEl; Constituted don't kaoz a ccs6 Iszcher
-. aLaral So
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D.. Ma1hs-s rszuae5 his hs-ns II Des MONIES.
z-5 vas Ezzez improved hy the Trip His fellow
plszsl-s-s EezC mach r,sasAi % ind that he bore
ins t-In - veil
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POUND NOTICE
NOTICE Z

IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE
IL Mr.. s. selis i not authorized 10 sign our arm
name and his power o. attorney il hereby revoked
BouoIuIu. July II. 1ss4 1913 4
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REPRESENTATIVE hzlEz moved 70 refer 10 tle
Representative ROzell moved that the bill upon
the same subject read by representative Smith on
Jnly i5sh, be read second time By titlei carried
Tie secretary being unable To ind the oill, the
second reading vas postponed on motion Of Rep
resentatiys AholO.
The Minister Of Finance read for the first time
his Indemnity Bill
On motion Of Mr.. Wideuann It Szs read sec
oEd time and ordered TO be printed
Representative kal1a msEed thai the Act en-
titled An Act 10 create National Banks, Be tax
s1 from the table and made the order Of The day
for Saturday next
REPRESENTATIVE AholO amended With the words
IN COMMITTEES OF the Whole.
The Minister Of Finanes moved that as the Hon
?. IsaubsrE had gwen notice of bill relating to
banks, both bills Be considered together.
Rep-eseutative Kalus sid this bill vas printed.
while NJ. Issnberg's might not Be forthcoming
Hon, P. Issuberg said his bill would be in on
Szturday.
Hon 4. A. widsuaun said the Legislature had
killed one banking bill and this appeared to be the
twin brother Of the killed bill Il vas brO1ghf IN
bv tie Ministry. Whether the new bill =o1ld form
al a tine Ezs enough. The House ought not to
take consideration Of what vas not before IT. be
supported Mr.. kalus-
NE Minister OF Foreign Affairs moved that the
Hon P Isenberg bEing forward the bill N printed
The President Of the House raled that the Min
istsr's motion vas not IN order
Reu-essutstiTe Aholo vas N favor Of letting the
Ministerial bill be o. the Gble-
Repressutzrive Smith. What Is the title Of
M 1ssnbezg's bilg7
Hon P. Issuber-: "A Bank Bill
Rsp-eszufztiTe Smith favored Mr.. kalrsis NO
ton Isi Us act on what IS before rs This IS a
Ministerial MEASURE
Hon P Issnberg explained that the special
/ features Of his Act we're that there sho1ld Be No
issue of paper. andothsr changes N the Minister
ial Act EO1ld Be made
Hon h 4 Wiieu1un said they all knew that
the nat had cons forth, s0s from this House that
| the Ministerial Banking Act was dead
Representative Aholo- What Is done outsids
| the House has nothing 70 do With rs
Hon. 4 A. Widemznn Lotto ssesl no 1t hahn I
but its only another Ministerial bull wiped out
Inc motion vas earned
Rep-ese1tztiTe Kaui1kou gave notice Of q bill
to make the English and Hawaiian version OF Sec
ton s, Chapter I, Of the Penal Code agree
kspcesznfatire kz1hAns gave notice Of bill
rslzting 10 rad s1psrTIs0rs: also of a bill e
ansnd Section !, Chapter Il. Of Session Laws Of
I5s2-
The Minister Of Finance gave notice Of bill
10 fx tie cnmpe1sztio1 Of pilots IN HonolulE
he HOus thea zsni 70 the order Of the day
The Lottery BIZ vas reported IS not back from
] he printers hands
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23

Fro= what re oza lsa-z. the nsz hank biu
faiAe-e5 by tie Hon PEzl Isslhe-c. : likely 10
meet With general approval. II I'll bs presented
% TIE E1usa to-nc-roz.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23

~As, Be. he 80 sad thu pslos IN The Phantom
slip AID Dr. he. be- SAWS Minister Gibson
wherever the HaEzIan PhNrin-n snip Is II daace-.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23

De De1noo-atic nominees arr Cleveland q New
lo-k fo- Preside1; sad HeniTicks Of Illinois for
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23

! itle-e : o1e q the Lottery szindle gang said
q mechanic ths Oshes evening pointing oct one cf
Z tas directors Mechanics 6ou'i like the ioStsTy
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23

Ias O = : AlEsof1 arrived yeSteriAv morn
-ns- She vas telepaooe3 Al 9-s9 and sooa after
wards vas az raz wharf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23
TO RENT Ar PUNAHOU =!


r. A NEW HOUSE, SUITABLE
a for q l1rze family. and Ave minutes walk from
- the schooi buildings Terms mpddf1ic.
1Oif u ~ Address hox i2a Post Once.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23

What are yoz SONG io Do a5oat II SAYS the Min
ls-rys The Q-sSslCl : veTy FS-Il1s1t- Are yo1
SONG 10 Stand this KIND q thllc mach lolCs-s
Ssv< the orTus.-i0- ]; Is not rf dI1c1li 20 make
an end Of Il II yoz Oaly stlok together.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23

Tas Efzzs sailed yesterday a. a. instead Of Al
Tie usual tine he chz2Se Vas made 10 socoua-
uo.sie tie Post O1-ios-