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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

Third reading Of an Act to amend Section 357
3s9 49, 59I $685. and 396 of the Civil Code, relatini
] to konohiki sea fisheries.
representative Nahinu moved that the sectioi
pass.
Representative Kaulukou thought that the 10
nohikis had vested rights, they had held theil
privileges for . years
Representative KauhAns moved the. indefinite
postponement.
Hon. II. A. Widemann said il the bill passed u
would be 50 much waste paper; be spoke upon Ha-
waiian rights from an Hawaiian stand point.
After some remarks from Representative Sahinu,
which received with laughter, the bill was IN
definitely postp1ned.
Representative Kaulukou gave notice Of bill
TO reorganze the military.
missioners.
Owing to the absence Of the Attorney General,
no action taken this bill.
Second reading of n bill 10 amend Chapter - OF
the Session Laws of 1882 relating to taxes In
Committee of the whole, Hon. J. S. Walker in the
chair.
Representative Kaluf moved that Representa-
tive Doles bill be printed. Carried.
At pm. the House adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

On Friday, July 18th the agents Of the steamer
CHs gf Pare gave farewell lunch on board that
vessel previous to her departure for Singapore
The ship was gayly decked with flags and everv
preparation had been made for profuse hospitality
10 the guests. hospitality which was done ample
Justice 10. The guests were received at the gang
wav by the Hon. G. W. Macfarlane and Mr. Henry
Macfarlane, acting as hosts. Among those present
were HIS Majesty, attended by the Chamberlain.
Col, Judd: the Princess Likelke; the President Of
the House, Hon. Godfrey Rhodes; Her Britannia
Majesty's Commissioner, Major Wodehouse; the
Portuguese Commissioner, Mons Cansvarro; the
Ministry, the members OF the House Of Mobiles
aud Representatives, and number Of the leading
business and professional men Of the community.
The fair sax we're represented too the upper deck
was gay with pretty toilets and brilliant parasos.
lunch was served which, justice to the efforts
Of the caterer Mr.. Fasset. At 100 P. m. the order
was given TO let go the ropes, and the cry Of Paris
started on her voyage with every good wish from
large number of friends Among her passengers
were Ms. 5. ]. Lew, Misses Lizzie aud Ellen
Consy, Mrs. Herbert, Miss Lucy Herbert,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

Total Reduction in Extraordinary Estimates 500 90 %
Total Reduction in Estimates sgia as %
A 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 Board OF
Police Commissioners.
.Representative W. .. Smith moved 10 Law on
the table until the consideration of the report Of
the committee OF thirteen comes up for discussion
Motion carried.
Second reading of a bill TO provide for The APP
pOintment Of Road Supervisors in chief
Representative w. Z. RoweIl did not remember
that this bill had ever been read first time, or
who was the intrOducer.
The President explained that Mr.. Richardson
was the introdncer.
Messrs- Cecil Brown, AholO. Richardson and
haulukou spoke in favor Of the bill and Messrs.
Nawahi, Widemann and Kauhans against
Representative W. o. Smith moved 70 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 10 be properly
supervised by one man. Bill passed h engross-
ment, and to be read third time on Thursday
next.
House adjourned at 40 P. NJ.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23
COMMERCIAL.
RONOLrLr-

HONOLULU. july p. 1884.
There has been slight revival noticeable IN lines Of
Local trade during the past week aud, although the
tiviryha. not extended 10 all branches Of enerarade
the change slight 1t has been from the previous all
prevailing duliness. is looked upon precursor Of
more extended business in the near Future. The
denrth Of movement In our chief staples sugar and
rice. Is drawback TO The appearance Of anything like
mu-ated Roypl notice Of the necessity Of the adoption
Of Retrenchnent " a. motto In Government AFFAIR.",
things considered sEn Of prcmise willingly inter
pretcd by merchants generally 70 mean business on
better basis the futurs not much in volume per
hnps but more satisfactory in pecuniary results.
The crop Of sugar for the coming season has again
been contracted for with The planters by Mr. Claus
Sprcckeis favorable terms Ia those interested
regard ID the basis nov oeing vanilla insead Of tp5a
per- choose their own means Of transit for their
produce
well provided for by the suhsdizinE Of the Oceanic
steamship Line At the rather generous figure Of Sso
per year or S72n0o for a contracted for % two
years. There may be such thing the directors Of
the line giving qtid Pr9 qao in reduced rates on
70 III be Isd Of Tie Community ON
The arrivals for the week consist Of the bEnt Con
sneo and steamer Alameda, both from san Francisco
with assorted oargoes OF merchandise, provisons
The departures for the week consist Of the bark
civ Of Paris for singapore London bktHe Kitsap
for Port Townsend; bgtne Wm g. lruiE for san FraH-
Herewith We present Messrs. Williams Dmbnd a
Co.'S latest commercial circular pr Alameda;
san FRAscIsoo duly 18th, 1871.
Our last circular dated July lei, per Muriposa.
SuGAR-New York advces Of the Hth iust state that
RAws are IN active demand and rule strong. Cuba
CsutrifucRs at Gets for o. Refined sugar. have
ruled active very strong and higher. Market ysoid
soft.-Granulnted held al g. cts
Importer and Refners stocks together NJ |
N01 over last year, say ~ per cent. incrca
But It IL to be noted that the increased umptou
has than kept pace with the Increased receipts
I'D IL = per cent. over last years which
large increase for the entire year. LoNnoN-Cnhes
also Indicate strong market.
RICE-HhwAiian scarce, selling ElgEu.. O. days
FBoUR-G. q. Ex. Family, $3.50; 81 Dorado, s. 90 /
LINE-sl50. BRAN-Si7 fob.
HAH-Nheat ant Dat compressed slG-s Large
bales Wheat, SIS; Large bales Dat, sos.
DEPAITUREs-July 18th, bark Csiharicn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
Il been appointed Temporary Aflniuisfrafoi n DE-
F.tafr IN Cirf ThquIas -paueer 80 az IiiEl fsl4r
of Hawaii deccascd By ories Of the Pfol1ia Court y
Juaicial District. 81 tle Hawaiian Islands hafa57
gives uaticc % al pcfronr having rl1ius rrlinsf f
nid estate. 10 present the g. hla daily
within az months from date Of fhisunfirf % tlar
viii b. frcrer bacd lnd az pefsols oHin- lliI -
flie are hereby rrqnrsrd 70 mike lmmc'lie r1Inerf
CHARLES 5 KfrfaEnar
Temp Adn'f- ga I7lsrlal s51rr1r 1--id
hhq' Hawaii tr'y a. - iMf
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DIED


wALTERS-At Lihue, Kauai, On Saturday morning
July 18Th, lHABELA the beloved wife Of DR. David
Gynlait Walters, aged p year..
ET- London Times please ropy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23
EXPORTS.

For London, per City Of Paris July 1856 BIZ wool
Y c. curiOs, : mdse. domestic value, Sla57; for
sicn value, SsOl3iO.
For San Francisco, per VIM Irwin, July 1g-55i1
pkEt 10 bgs coffee 49, empty kegs i5il b-s rice;
domestic value, s5O3es 81 foreign value $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23
NOTICE I

MIR ). SELIG Is HEREBY AU-
VI thorixrTl 10 transact all my business FOR me .
collect All my rents etc. and viii act In all matters
concerning me- under fall power Of attorney.
J. 2. MENDONCA
Honolulu July itfh. list fUf5 n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

Representative kalua moved to refer 10 the
Committee on Finance.
Representative ROwell moved that the bill upon
the sumo subject read by Representative Smith on
July 18th, be read second time by title; carried.
The secretary being unable TO find the bill, the
second reading was postponed on motion OF Rep
resentative Aholo.
The Minister of Finance read for the first time
his Indemnity Bill.
On motion Of Mr.. Widemann 1t was read a sec
oud time and ordered to be printed.
Representative Kalua meved that the Act en-
titled IAN Act to create National Banks" be tax
en- 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 Finance moved that as the Hon.
p. Isenberg had given notice of bill relating to
banks, both bills be considered together.
Representative Kalua said this bill was printed
while Mr.. Isenberg's might not be Forthcoming
for weeks.
Hon. p. Isenberg said his bill would be in on
Saturday.
Hon. d. A. widemann said the Legislature had
killed one banking bill and this appeared to be the
twin brother Of the killed bill. II was brought in
by the Ministry. Whether the new bill would form
another twin be did not know. He thought one
at a time was enough. The House ought not TO
take consideration Of what was not before it. He
supported Mr.. Kalua.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs moved that the
Hon p, Iscnberg bring forward the bill in printed
form.
The President Of the House ruled that the Min
ister's motion was not in order.
Representative Aholo was in favor of letting the
Ministerial bill lie on the @ble.
Representative Smith: what is the title of
Mr. 1senberg's billT'
Hon p Isenberc. "a Bank Bill
Representative Smith favored Mr.. Kalua's mo
ton. Let US act on what is before rs. This is a
Ministerial measure.
Hon. p. Isenberg explained that the special
features of his Act were that there should be no
issue of paper, and-o,her changes in the Minister
ial Act would be made.
Hon. II. A wiiemann said they all knew that
the nat had gone forth, not from this House that
the Ministerial Banking Act was dead.
Representative Aholo. what is done outside
the House has nothing to do with us.
Hon. II. A. Widemann (.oif0 roesl "no it hain't,
but its only another Ministerial bull wiped out"
The motion carried.
Representative KaulukOu gave notice of bill
TO make the English and Hawaiian version Of SEC
ton 6, Chapter !, Of the Penal Code agree.
Representative kauhane gave notice Of a bill
relating to road supervisors; also of bill 10
amend Section 1, Chapter a. of Session Laws Of
1882.
The Minister Of Finaece gave notes of bill
10 fx the compensation of pilots in Honolulu
hArbor.
The House then went to the order of the day. !
The Lottery Bill vas reported as not back from |
he printers hands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

A DIVIDEND OF FOUR DOL
"A lars si0o per share val BE- payable to the stock
holders Of the PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY
on Thur-dav the 18th instant the their oce corner
OF 3aesn aud Nuuanu streets, 2. y. DAT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23
NOTICE I

PROM AND AFTER THIS DATE.
l. M =. seliz T. not authorized TO sign our arm
name, and bis power Of attorney is hereby revoked
IIonoIaIa. july %. 1881 'l'l-'D- = 100 10 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23
CORPORATION NOTICE
Hawaiian Stone Company.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
1N that u a meeting Of the Stockholders % the
HAWAIIAN sTOSE COMPANY. held at Hanoluia
June i5th 1856 IL voted 10 aecept the Charter u
Incorporation granted To them theif associafs aud
successors. and TIE corporation daily ofEluizrd
and elected the following ofireTs;
fresiarnt.---. -----.----.- ~ y smith
Ireasufer---.---f -----------. ----f W undenbrr-
secretary s- L a Ihuratou
Notice Il also given that purruant % tho terms of
said charter stockbadeF = liable foo tie debt u
the corporation bcyuud the amount which mar b. dne
upon the aharc CT shares held BY him
LOHRfN A. Thu RETOE
Hsnoiulu, 5ans lsih, ~. iglaE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23
no RENT Ar PUyAHOU :


II A NEW HOUSE. SUITABLE
ef;I for q large fIniiy and Ave minute ualE ffuuf
- The school buildings. Terms mpdet1fr
i0ft n ~ Address fiOr fzi Poet Ofrn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23
SATURDAY, AUGUST %


i''A % II O'Clock a1du
/ rhe f,iisufB- lni4r-.l. az sid L ,,i.. l.. -.
f4nfa sifr4tgd iu M. tbvo4s. N r..-.t-
Kooianpaks leland n 0aha- 4far.-sif M.
|
about thirty arfss of susrr land ou ,.sIrf : - y
| rHrlr D. now frii,4In- n H.l4sI.-.lsi ~ - =
| Hier = ~ f,ii-s. ~ H.. ~ 80 ii ,. :,
November IT. i-s- a. : r-ni, d f-sstT ..,.s i,.-,
l
LoA = Leise from q llanis. iu N tlur % flr
sores u rice cane IahI siiaas uaraaahsls r.
o. term y len years ifum he sih % Nlr ~ az
/ rental nfafe dqliirs ~ Hcre pr nunnua-
Lnr J-feH-e f7,ri e. L. IIrrri. L. Al -f... x 4. -
AZ Eabur4 q. rI,.ifs aI.. o = ID -. - u.
ri --r'isb sfsr,,i. L "a ~. - - -
ree mill an,i psni 4rir-r. ne isfsr-,. 49,!
go .a.r.e- h.. H., ti.- s n - - = ~
t1ht ehAiasa lm lNf Niilnfe ni ihe irfm ahi-1
'APNrl' ON inc l'i uil OF finaafg. ~.
LOT Z Lrirr fIuui q. & Harris 90 L. Al -lur 70
teim o. gen Year, fi1i ~ o. 4aHusrr. 80 aaf ~
i1r 10 or hdpiiar fluiatflnT no nf uhnI n nrfnn
upon ts1uy 1rflf nt uiifh pf0misla< rrtlp n raar
- s- 4rt5lf .,,l.i ~ a., ~ W. > ssaslrt
Irs-r ~" SO
LOT d-Lelsr from MHuikH filI anI WaIoft a. hsr
husband % al sing deigd Eta ApilI So n $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

Fort Street School closing exercises tomorrow.
friends and parents are invited to attend.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23
PORT OF HONOLULU.

Arrived.
July 16-Am bgtne Ccnsuolo. Cousins, from san Fran
go " Alameda, Morse, ffou san Fran
Sailed.
July l6-Am hktDc Willard Midget Staples fer Vie
toriA n &
is-Br City q Paris, Lochcad, for singapore
1a-Am bktne ktsap, Cutler, for Port Townsend
i9-HIIM corvette Nettor PisAui, Giuseppe palum-
DO, for Mauila
sam hgtne W Irwin, Turner for san Frau
Ger biz Apollo, Bonn, for Victoria, Il c
Vessels in Port.
MECHANICS.
Am tern Eva, Nickman
NJ bk Clan Grant. Wilson
Am bktne KlikitAt, Cutler
Am bktne Eurckh. Ice
An bktne { Murray, Berry
O ; Alameda, Morse
An bgtne ConsuclO, Cousins
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

What is the use Of making laws if they are not &
| bo enforced
Ayes and noes vere then taken on the motion q
| lay the report on the table as follows:
Ayes.-Gibson. Gulick, Kapena. Neumann, Kui
helani, Kaae, Walker, Kaulukou, Keau, Lilikalani
Baker Amara, Kazlia, Aholo, Kamakele. Gardner
Nahum. kAunamano, Palohan, Kupihea, Nakale-
ka. Total q.
seit, Mott Smith, Widemann, Martin, T. Brown.
kalua, G. Brown. Richardson Kanealii, w. o.
Smith, Nawahi, Hitchcock, Kauwila, kauhauc, Pi-
lipo, @. Brown, Dole Rovell- Total -
The result Of the vote was received with great
applause.
Representative Smith moved a reconsideration
of the vote.
Representative KAulukou said there was no need
Of it. II the house adjourned for hour, the
Government would be able to outvute the opposi-
ton.
The motion to reconsider was lost and the
House adjourned al 12-3O pm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23
MN advertisements.


~ THERE WILL RE SOLD At PUB-
Yin buc auction at the GOVERNMENT
H% POUND. KOHOLALOA. HONOLULU. AZ
III u VI. ON TUESDAY. July 10Th:
White Horse, brand loft IN circle. Also will be-
sold on SATURDAY August Cd Cream COiortd
Horse sore back. white forehead, white feet fore
feet shOd brand indescrihabir.
1913 IL a b. RAAuKUU, Pound Master
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

Mr.. 4. b. Hascall of Lahainaluua, left by the
W. q lIrrts on Saturday, and the Board Of Edu-
cation lose n valuable man, but the Board, as at
present constituted, don't know good teacher
from aLanai sheen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

sailor Of the FcITis 5. Thompson from Kahului
TO Honolulu, fell overheard at night. A boat was
lowered, but no traces Of the missing man could
hta
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

From what we can learn. the new bank bill
fathered by the Hon. Paul Isenberg, is likely 10
meet with general approval. 1t will be presented
TO tie House tomorrow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

The steamers TO the various Islands have been
carrying many happy little hearts home for the
holidays Bless the children; may they nave
good time saws the GAZETTE. The newspaper man
is somewhat sick Of politics and would like to join
fhprn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

Representative Smith presented a resolution
that the Minister of the Interior report to the
House AZ to his proposed method Of making up 10
the several districts the sum of Si4TO5sT OF road
tax now supposed 10 be in the treasury, there be-
ing nothing IN the appropriation bill providing for
the payment 10 the several districts their respect
i've proportion Of the same, and provision only
being made for disbursement of the road tar
collected during the ensuing biennial period,
Carried.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

Report Of o 5 : Alameda. Morse Commander go
Sailed san Francisco July i, D m. with 80
tons cargo and y Passenger, arrived at Honolulu.
July I'D. al a m: time Cd. 1gh, 3sm. hnd light NJ
winds and fine weather: July 18th. OF the South
FarallBn passed schr Claus SpruCkcs bound In and
on July 18th, at n m passed stmr Mariposa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

Mrs Adams has reached her home in Massachu.
sets in excellent health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

What are YOU going to do about it says the Min
istryE The question Is very pertinent. Are You
going TO stand this kind Of thing much lOngerl'
SAYS the opposition: it is not reyy difficult 20 make
an end of II If you only stick together.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

DIR. j. Mott Smiths family are spending the hot
months at the sea shore at Plymouth, Mass.
Specimens Of the Plymouth rock are to be for
warded to the islands. Joking apart, wish
them a very happy time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

Among the arrivals by the Afamedu are to be
nOticsd the names of some of our laBianiHns
I. p Adams, Chas. Gay, d. B. Peterson. and Mrs
James Hsyselden.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

The community has had an escape by the with
drawal of the lottery bill.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

Captain Trip has been appointed jailOr of
Oahu prison. II Is high time that some one should
have charge Of it. The Minister of the Interior
has come to the conclusion to put an end TO the
pandemonium existing in the jail. For six months
there has been no iailor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

DR.. Mathers reached his home in Des Moines.
and was much improved by the trip. His fellow
passengers were much pleased to fnd that he bore
the trip so we'll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

Exports from California to these Islands have
declined 40 per cent since the LIST of April Times
are dull, so says our correspondent. in San Fran
cisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

Mr. Mason. one Of the earnest members Of the
Y. NJ. C. A. in Gloucester, Massachusetts, has been
engaged by the branch institution in Honolulu to
act as its Secretary. II is expected that he will
arrive in this city sometime during the month Of
September.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

Representative Hitchcock reported on the mat.
ter Of Portuguese Immigration, recommending
that it be suspended, and that japanese immirra-
ton be encouraged That an item Of $4,000 be
inserted in appropriation bill for that purpose.
Representative Smith moved to lay on table until
the item for immigration in the appropriation bill
be considered. Carried.
Hon. c. r. Bishop, Chairman Of Committee on
Education reported the petition praying for the
establishment Of English schools on Lanai. and at
Makawao, recommending that the same be re-
ferred 70 the Board Of Education- Adopted.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs said that he had
some further matter from Mr.. Myers, Superin.
iendant Of the Leper Settlement, which be would
move be printed. Carried.
The Attorney General asked leavs to read first
time an Act TO amend Section Of Ciaptsr IS of
Penal Code relating to the obsiruci. N OF high
ways. Bill read.
Representative Smith called upou the Attorney
General for a report, in acc1riancs with pre-
vious resolution, that he report upon the matter Of
criminal expenses.
The Attorney General explained his inability to
report at that time, owing TO his time having been
occupied in court in the recent barratry case but
promised TO do 50 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 a report was being
prepared and would be ready in a few days.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

Thanks are returned to the Surgeon Of the
diaWcs- for files Of the Los Angeles Times.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23
nHDEn OF rur nay
Consideration of the appropriation bill in col
mittee Of the whole.


mittee of the whole.
Representative G. W. Pilipo said that in uonse-
| quence Of the recent message of His Majesty 10
the Assembly, he supposed IL would be in order to
begin anew the consideration of the bill, and
wished to know il the Minister Of Finance was
ready with schedule of the proposed reductions,
as intimated in His Maiesty's message.
The Minister of Finance thought 1t would be
| best to go on from where they had left OF, and
leave out the consideration Of the proposed re-
dhetions until the third reading Of the bill.
Representative Dole asked Il the Minister Of
Finance wanted this House to goon and fool away
its time bill which had already been con-
demned The Kings message had intimated that
a schedule of reductions should be presented 70
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
confederation Of the bill be deferred until the
Ministry were able to present an amended one.
Representative W. o. Smith said: he had no
idea that the sage Of His Majesty 10 this House
was play but that it meant something We DO mot
suppose that His Majesty in this matter means to
triie with the House, and we do not propose 10
triie 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.
60 on, and this Ministry will stand worse CON
demned than ever. We have here to do either
child's work or mems Eork-which is itf
The Minister said: | am very glad 10 see that
the members from KOloa and from Waikiki are
so ready to 60 to work. Here with great empha-
sis) are the proposed reductions and there is no
necessity for all this talk, talk, talk.
Representative Dole withdrew his motion and
moved that the Minister read his schedule, and
have it ordered printed.
President Rhodes said that owing TO his Maies-
ty's message a certain confusion had been created
in the regular order of business which one was
specially responsible for. The consideration OF
the appropriation bill regularly in[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
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

The distinguished f. F. Low. who very
confident about tie "swindle" bank charter pass
ing, got heavy set back when he found 1t was
defeated. San Francisco people say he has lost
confidence IN the Spreckels crowd, whatever his
confidence may be worth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

The jury on the bsratry case we're discharged
on Saturday morning, they being unable to agree.
II Is said they stood eight to four.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

The Italian man-of-war Te'fpr Pfs4Hi 1sailed
from this port on thhe 18th inst for Manila
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

Macy has been appointed 10 take command Of tue
schooner General S,egsl which is being fitted oct
for voyage TO the Line Islands, object trade.
Capt. Macy mate of the Jgiid but left the yes
sci before the final disaster He knows the islands
we'll.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

The Democratic nominees are Cleveland Of New
York for President and Hendricks OF Illinois for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

The .. ;. 5. 4lameda arrived yesterday morn
ing. She was telephoned at $50, and soon after
wards was at the wharf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

He, be, he. SO said the pilot in the Phantom
skip. And "he, he he" saws Minister Gibson
Whenever the Hawaiian Phantom ship is in danger.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

Tue baby Of Portuguese mother il reported
drowned at Hilo, having fallen into the watei
running through the Catholic churchyard
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

The hiRqH sailed yesterday at 40 instead of at
the usual time. Ihe change was made to accom-
modate the Post Office
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

- There IS one of the lottery swindle gang" said
a mechanic the other evening pointing out one of
the directors. Mechanics don't like the lottery
| grab
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

T.. Tie Amateur F Musical Society viii meet for prao