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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-10
now TO BUILD A cISTERN.

Those who have had experience with
brick and Portland cement appreciate
the fact that a cis.ern built of these
materials in the proper manner will
last almost forever. The cost in the
first instance is not such an item as to
make great difference over other
material. When cistern is made of
wood il is only a question of few
years when it win be in very bad con-
di.ion, if not absolutely worthless,
and have to be replaced by a new tub.
Woodwork. whore il is entirely under
the ground, will last for a number OF
years but from the natural course of
events it is almost impossible to keep
the woodwork of the cistern entirely
away from the air. Ii it is set below
the ground it must have cover of
wood, which will soon decay, while
with brick cistern the top can be
made an arch and covered with dirt,
and, If protected from frost-which
can be easily done if it is understood
that it is absolutely necessary-the els
tern viii be almost indesirnc::nle.
The hole for the cistern should be
about IL feet deep and feet inches
in diameter. 1t should be dug round,
which can be easily done by taking a
narrow strip Of board the exact diam
eter of the cistern, feet inches long,
and have the hole dug down perfectly
true, SO that this board will just pass
around on the inside all the way down.
When the hole is ready layer of
brick can be laid over the bottom in
cement.
Portland cement is the cheapest be-
cause il is the best il will not take so
much and the work wiIl'be more per-
manent. The wall is now laid by
placing the brick one inch from the
outside of the hole, and filling the
creyice behind the bricks as fast as
they arc laid solid and full with ce-
meut, laying each course of brick in
cement also, but not plastering the
inside face of the cisteru. This, it will
be seen, is unnecessary, as there is a
wall of cement behind the brick, next
TO the earth, which will keep all the
water from coming in or the rainwater
from going out. THE can never crack
or peel, as a cement face on the inside
of the brick can do in time. The only
precaution needed is TO see that this
packing of cement behind the brick is
continuous and well put in. The arch
should be laid in the same manner,
with the cement on the outside. The
top of the cistern, if out doors, must
be covered with a mound of three or
four feet in thickness, according to the
severity of the climate. Ii must be
fixed once for all SO that it cannot
freeze, and then permanent job and
3 lasting one is obtained.-Breeder's
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-10
the HEN BUSINESS.

A pen and ink wrestler has united
book and let il loose upon patient
people, which book bears the title,
SHOW to Make $500 a Year from
Twelve Hens" The editor of the
Marathon Independent says:
ave tried this getting rich out of
the hen business last year, and while
1t looks nice and pretty in gilt letters
ON blue binding to save $500 a year
from twelve hens our experience
was different. We secured last spring
collection of six lady hens and a
male companion, and domiciled them
m an extensive hen pasture in the rear
of our premises. We figured it all out
that with six eggs day and OCCASION
al vacations. which would be paid for
In chickens, we would soon have
money enough to go to Europe or run
Tor Office. Early in the season the
brown Leghorns fought nobly, and
we began to look around with the
idea of getting a safe to put our egg
money in. Just at this juncturc corn
popped up to 81 bushel, and our
hens ceased laying and turned all their
attention to their appetites.
"During the interim Gnterim is a
word we found in our office when we
bought it) one of our hens had sue
ceeded in presenting to the world a
dozen little brown balls, which imag-
ination told us would make excellent
chicken pies along in December. Inn
agination lied 10 us, however, for in
less than four weeks every one of the
little brown darlings had been referred
TO the interior department of con-
founded skunk, and there was seven
weeks lost time TO be charged up to
that hens profit and loss account.
We forbear telling of our midnight
rambles in the dewy mazes of our gar
den, clad in modesty and night-shirt,
with revolver filed with 32-10O cart
ridges and heart filled with animos-
ity toward that skunk. We draw the
curtain DER that scene.
"Whcn fall came. and after we had
bought eggs to feed ourselves and
corn to feed our hens for awhile, we
retired from the hen business; and
we have made up our minds that it
takes something more than book and
dozen hens TO make $500 a year.
Of course there are hen artists who
can play the game for all it is worth,
and make it pay; but for greenhorn
to think that twenty-four hens are
worth a cool thousand year to him
is folly. If you could make hens lay
every day, and bring chickens up on q
bottle in some secluded corner where
skunks could not get at them, it would
pay for novices TO establish hen diaries.
As il is, however, we novices had bet
ter save our money from buying such
books as the one described, to buy
eggs with, and let those who under
stand egg harvesting do the work.
There is too much responsibility-too
much getting up nights to shoot
skunks, and too few eggs in the bust
ness-to offer inducements 20 anna
faure -
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-10

H. F. FRIEND & CO.,
Real Estate, Land Scrip & Loan Office

100000 OF land for SALE in all of and
sized tracts from 1900 Choice farm property specially Also
per following
pcest subject change and
purchaser.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-10

submitting foregoing partial list of property books for sale
confidently competition dra
bitv Agriculture Sedgwck county
stock and assessed valuation To bona tide
special and will gladly furnish and pleas
onveyances gratis special properties.
wishing purchase
are cordially invited headquarters Correspondence
promptly and reliably answered.
"a No. Douglas Arenue, Wichita, Kansas
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-10

10 our many friends who havs fa7orsd q vita
their patronage for the lAst thirteen yeaes N
tsndsf Opr sincsrs thanks, end = tkoee yftk
whom u has rot been our god lsEtnne te41n1l,
Ne woald sny that " giytng y : tk1ol ~ Mn
gner<ntss good Goees 40 p5Eftet sat1Glneefon
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

Tins lubir al .aHTllg z1rss or 51ur cid Llus bar
--s ggrsli:a Il hGGses II tins cIrv y oecumI1g
zlIlsiilica- Il tie i'm Falsr the ECHrt 1f EsaI1l
undertake. b euiIacr rI1cIs1 Fi1lE1 li.lI
u1l11l1E Ii tia lack 7a-liH u small houses. L
WIS newer i1nzrGsif that the E,lari slGuld ciislr
aFaT tie ilrh Of t1UEa VIM cuuiG If1r; a. have Il
Carried WV AZ tile grzsssn1 ul'lrtlE. slerE
lar-ilF Z tuGEs u 1lwu Erlicii i1es MT have cui-
.estI1T Il boxes 1r aid lHr-als Ehes ara ZIG only
zusiznflF, suE laeF az dangerous rum making
lsE-ez si1F-
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ALittls HiSssry.

MAy1. July Ilih. iSSG
Epyrcx GAsSrrE,-Is- Dr. Andsrson's eook ca
he Hawaiian Islands. history Is Sivca II 4 csi-
tical ps-rcG, whuch l. nov y iutsreSs. He tells
koE, when ksaikstRh. attained he age ct Is. he
determined SSsiast the WISHES u his eAisss and
people - take the rsirs q government fruu the
kszvrt. L vas feared that aS ucoli SCI aside the
laws. ard promote Iale1. o. . lkWisSs plsbfSn
half Hawaiian half rahiEikn BY the nSu,e u IA
cuii. - tie ct,cs ct Premier. In alarm over the
iisoctseiy STATE % a5tiEs. which thea sasesl.
kutkili came fz0r; ksiiua aud HoSpili fFou La
aSil8 and special seGSJnS - p<aysr were held ey
the Churches ksniksauh the. summoned The
chefs and peorls 70 hear what was his plssSare.
Grsat anxiety was fel. IA the eonvocs;ioa and
there w1s No snail rsllst and Satisfaction when
be named kI1x1 As the rreriisr- Ieai choice Sss-
tied the dsstiay % the Islands 1. put them under
the civiilzinS and salisetsulRS iaHcenccs then
irauguratsd vebce have u,ads thsa all shat they
nov Az.
Uuicr.unately N recent times there has not
been the SINE wisdom n the choice % prsuaisrS
and nov she fats q the Islands depends On the
sisesrou u tie present ccc1paEs e that othcs.
l. = ttcz - Be sertc1Siy cuoSttsrsd. that coE
c1r h1zS knowing TIE e11IDsSs q he present
ministers, knoWiaS, nos Viths-ScilnS their votes
for themselves ard the votes q the zine ASSESSORS
Appointed BY them SaG The VOTES % their other
hirshngs, that saey have been csIrta the salty Of
ur1,sruas Illegal sets q extravsS1-ce and ltrce1y
osfhe GGblic funds, ard that they Gre intriguing
for msAsurss that voald ruin the country, and
knowing the universal protest Of the country. s1-
cttll ll-AE tlolss AAlass slell sllll ReEslsis n
keeping thsn IN ot5ce. thus ofici1ily sn5orSins
All assuming a. his OWE all their Llesal acts
De thus invites such treatment q himself as tksy
should rscrITe. Il matters not Il he i under
pecuuHry bonds 10 the uCnopolists, II he thus
seeks his own interest thro=sb the rum Of his
euuntry.
It Is sousthiuc new IN the history % there Is
bfnis for persocs from abroad With masterpieces
greed for gain 10 euuas leaving respectable ave
uuss of business % seek by iutriZ-a and bribery
20 furrs measures that ars simply the rui1 OF the
country, an invasion Ike that % ancient England
hv the pagan Northueu- The feeling On Maui i
intense that II necessary extreme measures should
be rssQCsed to II resistance The tendencies are
to 4 eItNssrup6s. az which the whole people. s1-
eepsing The hirsllugs vii i1yfully SAY, Ausui
n
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FHsz-TAsra Dag, daily liza, 1884

Tbs AHEnIhiF vas called e 1rTssr az 70 an
fss7usrrcr D1ul-l-a. fHsu f1s CommsrfsE ca EE-
sliI1enE rsJnrr.n the f1lswi-x hiiLf "A hIHz r.
csiTsl ElI IA iessg . zprr8Ezl-
70 lziiisrizs rsissls a anus1s 70 EsEia 5aEea-
u z1rrspriz1s u, IA - C5saez HaapIzaL
T. s1lfST enalr q EaEa-zl SrlezesE "a OaAz
Cclsgs-
70 zszIan1 1ez1lnu 81 q ne CtEil C1ce-
II aulE-1 -faE AZ rzi1c.1s g. liz eEzsE1lon x
hg-I.i.szE srilgr tAzz ass-crs1f n asunlIia-
Granting frz1E1zs = ia Ca ComDsrT f1r
E1unll.1-
u salezd se-tisz n a sas CIra Gaze, ssIasiaa
= eisrrnrH-
u asaezd se1sidra IA. azl 49, Il tEa CIsil
l'llls5 rzisllzEE = -srr1rzrisux
To 1raud t-a Aef rsiltllr fils h1.ilss-x u se.z1
GO The Ihi-i 4zl1ll-Isi CEr-ls1 Cont
To 1alsnr ChzFrsz LLLII- q 80 Psnal Coda-
-sizEIur - rEI-isiil-ezc fsr Eiial
LEe biii - all4r1 -Er1i1u - e LIe Civil Gods.
lurr A. Errrr r4rIs1ss. Et1i1s frI.lE 60 a a.
1ilz;Ir.E uzl rztz--11 r--ai-GIt ald - As1arzE4
General EEztzilse III - lzzalU VA LII -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16
Note trom 81. Jaues i. Whits.

E1rrus G1ZETrE- When committees were ap-
pointed ID arrange for the Fourth Of Jaiy eels-
oratiou- l vas selected A. a special COMMITTEES Of
0ue 70 attend % the ringing Of bells By rgqass;
Of Mr. John N0ts- Chief Engineer Of tie Honolulu
Fire Department published E1tics calling pub
lic attention 10 uos beng alarmed at the ringing OF
bells. which Announcement Eas made % as not to
cazse peupis and the a-s-eu 70 think Il vas IN
alarm OF fire For tbs ssti1a htvs been severely
eeusGrsd by Mr.. r ". LANE. Uh0 has denounced
ne N ssrUuE tsrus for mourning ! bill for the
above and though Ne had ult1Ilg 10 d. With nv
business. and the chairman and the COMMITTEES
satisfied Win ny report Jet he has remarked
1puu the Transaction eTsrT direction OF course
we al know that the ezlsoratl1u E0zli neTsr have
taken place had L " Laizs been left ozt and
the county i vastly indebted 70 him f0r the great
suecssz- bat the public would consider that had
committed some crime from tie remarks zhich
Mr.. Lame las Used II regard 30 ne If I did not
c1us forward and Iplzi1 the case N your columns
Jas 7 WErrE, lis Nuaanz St
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Ftttz-Fssrtk p 20 e. 1ss4

The Hagzs zles az n 4 4 and zftsr prayer b
the Ch-iFtaIz- the MINUTES q the preceding day
we're -zad a1s1 aPprgTeIi-
Representative AEol0- fruu Select Couzirtee
rzpnrre1 hIl rzlarIaE 70 me sac q spIrIrzosa
Itanrz . women and n.Ilors. rzcD1hzen1IzZ tbs
saz.s T. Lad CT takis ullorIt7 rEF1rs fFDr1 the
salzls COMMITTEES rsen11euis that the I'D pss-
B5sh Reports AID 1iil we're lad @ tlble-
Representative Eslza stated taas he had infr7-
f1czsi rss1ari1u On the f1in day a The ssszioz-
saI- the Ministers - state thstr p1iicg Wiz II
E5lrl - IllcrsasiIs, i-a revenues q the e111trT
HIS Fss1l1tH1u raj 5ssr aflpr5Te. b the Azser1-
lily 5E y - the pr=ss1t tIs, he had lot rsesfTsd
anT answer fran the AlEasLsrs-
The M1asssr of Fs-elz- EslatI11s sad that tEs
resolution lad rsaefef. hi1l a1lY few 11Fz bef1Es
Tie malreE EGuld rsceIss tie i1-nsdIzEs ztteztsoz
l a RE MINISTRY au1 ns Erued 70 bs abLa % ere.
/ ssns a rsFiT On TIE liza l-ss-
Reprzsenrszigs Ahala af.rzd rssolzsi1u pru.
Vl-l1z tlt ne 1lts tx te prsss1tatlo1 of rsao-
L-tlo1s AID hs-ls Re ezrzaee1 11rIl JAY liza A.
Eaprzsentzsfrs sezs-E asked the Minister o.
Fcrzl-l Eei1si1us rzlztIJs q tie fzrzisEizg tis
Astsllig Vi1a appiss q taz Izarrzersols gwen q
t5s57s-z1snt FL sIclaEA. a. sss-ssssa b Fssi1
TEs Master stated tEat 1us & tLe ssrsss It Il
str-esasIs asaess far EaE Eog n tia hz11E q ~
/ Fr11ter-
EsvrssezEzsIrs Ahaio rad fsr ne E-zt ti-1s
/ Eui = Incorporate tie HEzz5iz1 E160TE1e1i
AtHCIaticE- 1k-e1 = lntE-zz r-1rs z1r IssS thzl
II gzteEsiEs IsftzrF sekens Ez.5eE the patz11zss
&C ne E5oTzrzr1ezt- ILe izeDrpcrztCzs q tks 10
Pnss- rev ai1ltI1c % TIE -i1te-lzl i1FEDFs
/ E-eEtz & TIE s5EztrF ara G. IE1sezz- J
L ClEurzllz, J. DEFi1a1l q H111lEi1- r. WIiiEl-zl
l q New TerE- E1aePe kadizssu & san Frz1<se0
l ksFrsssntltIIs DIE loFed tl-zr tie bill be -
isz1ei 1Ecs be sit zot IzoE Ei.o va tle fzfEei
/ q he 1Eil nd Ee E5rsd ze EsFsr E1Eid kz1g- I
sl-ogi1 - az ~ a. Lex - i1cBr5o1-s a1zEi-zz
/ AErfscai 6szE Did nag Eszezbes Az stteEFi
lII1s E.t-erte y letizs i1ctsFiss y tn c511r-Y
| Beissss1 e tls bl1 Nzs tez1prs-izs1 Ei1E- -
a,.tIou E1gs-d si-0v = fstsaEz1e G17s-zezt = u
| meals q TIE esc1trs. lEs al azE = ks<pi1,
/ WE LIE l5fs11r AID I1tu hilL
a-epresesz-aET1s El1l1zs1 szid thzt Es lad kszrl
/ u ala1 r1az ne ls1sg 111ti1ei fEsl1 SKA ~
p1ssf wa tx god 1sc1eys - -e 1o1tte1 r tEsr
! wa 1EF zl,scz1-1-1ztasc sEgTa a. cE1E<E far
ETC. s1esLer ne ns1reg hsi111s1 - szi1t q
L sl1-sr- re E11srzs t1s tn
Il keFrszau.atrFe Aholo hlre1 fEss f4e hi wax
b Considered cz-sfs4F a.4 AZ etoEe1 - Gs1is-
- as EllzT q zs-slsrlez = he eztg E1o rz1s
1is ca tEs 81 ard zsrs rerfeesiF riiil1z - kssi
/ tlE 1lDEeF tLs4 VIC He E1re5 tE1t tEe b1l
ss1-l4 b slis7sf = llAs tAs 1llEl e91zae-
% nltloa ne zfes ea1 ExgE usrs tzEsl n
the El1ri1u "a ss.ee1 VIA szazit = zaes = aye
- a--1 t1e b. gsE Gksu ccsgst u Esssal ssz1i11
Es2rzss1-elf1e kez1 c1eEsd 2 Essnl1tic1 ia
/ az rET q ia llfeyFEstsr md Secretary - q
/ CREASED - EEaigs d1l.grE md 8 i1lf ~ dz4.
keEz4ps--esggs sa-iz1 1ld1 - 9f5 zlE1z1sd .
tls ss5eslse st1ezglp % l-czEzss ~ ~ 9
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

The ugneg order business gf ne PGst1tics h
increasing vary -Igrilv- see By Tie MINER
gus Crlers -,ilscts.f daily L scis=t zlut the
tgrairu and iumesr1r PusEiL gr,iers FIR tlg pHst
week ImGG1Esd "a gggr Zen Thousand iGilH-s, or
I- -1e rIha CT five hundred -lrusa1d tuilHrs q
1gl-- Tins - prgG-ssE- cgr-llulE-
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PASENGEES.

F-7n Nlui laa risigail. per- Lls-lise .l.E rl--E q
Ergk-x anu ~ ierk
eur A1aH.. VA Nllazae. 7,r i.-nes Hls-, . I.r r.
T. Are canu. Enrs- ~ W. Iga-, a., A.laa- ami 20
1tcG
s-sm Ka1alui. per < ulgl 5fu. FlI- H.-H q l--
rarer Z \ Iirsrr 1lu NJ ~ . ltriul1l ST. y --
: f1nsanls-. 4 kI1ulH. ~ Alma IL .t'g1afi'.r
~ Mrr1nrafi - rar "A >lnE Z 4llsl- lIu-s MAJ
grf ali g1ilEr-u. T 4 Aluug. eEIt Y 3 I-llrrIs -
Ezz-lnaz1. T. Y l1llrs A1tfr-u Nor. 8 Z >lt1iillf
aaa VIZ w. >ff--r y ~ : q Clzla-Il. .- Eullur
and ~ iees
Fun sSda F-lneiHcI. per Lsalaltid. 3Il- 1i-A-
H1ler NJ Pru-ar ant g .iilr-e
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- eess1 ~ Hlrtpfa. ~ pltelaz la4n b Its
eeStt - esinoa ~ eFifatls Fl uaIca 0al t4tH ~
UsS PegaaAs Agliele = tls.a ~ Ne asEaAin
II a F1laese1 a Assam thsl go ArAta aiisctaIl
Ana car11gel lNcceeA ~ an tssail u a ttio ihtl
lAit,yave ~ iAe sattiea AND Ne iahat isatt vere
kniel
he freetAeat AtS ne1niasts, uenrY = Nctir.
~ ma ~ - Seisciaes u ~ fFeasasy.
fas nesatsstsea Z IN n, NiaFfay a. Ocyegaos
- CtAA Ass eeea eeaetese1.
ne fea Esek-isss heEeef scaiiins usstch a. nis-
~. Jsas s,A. u.s. wa y ne hites,
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Thu Es-vaIlt1 schooner .la9Iale Hfissr. VII
grIi,HllF saiI t1-I7 FIR J1IIr- I1f .tier unssUu-
lrv srIziuuH N Micronesia. She VII -Its the
giHca Ct -lla EIlz Ha1iHiu >nu- I'll the cumpis
-uu u the new mlsEiunil-v stsHl1Isr- reverend
Hz-G Hrs. Lnu1n. Mss LlUu1 AMI Miss PalE1sr
r ~ missionary lHsssngers. A new igusa has
1Hau zracrzl IN the MIN ieci u order % Ierum-
muyttua them. TIE vessel Wi also zIds suIrzs FIR
-lE nHssICnH-ies u the A. e. G. 2 n u tlE
.-lutl --.as.
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S1r1=

EEir1-1Iu- riiH udIeurEs afasflnI als 7rss az
auIuE. IN EIr-a clErrssCEn1lsuf Il tlia LcrtiGu
E-InnnIlaT v--rsa tliluwa inter dada q NAV -
lz1rHr rr-1rrlzsH b. " ciisag "a -14urr-Es wln.n
Il MI rsur-H r. C-rlusra Il -auGe an IlII-I--
NJ f-r rziinf II suua Ell1 AID Gan iIln 1urslIlg
Erf-v- . urrsr1sa clla1 h11E1es an sEygr- as en-
az aeu q llrzpa1t WEI tiaar rgIla IN 1la en-
-u.nr A ErsHf 1-e1u1 e Frli-iIlsEz vas leili
Eas-H sM FssE- ami tlH s1El- sriHiH vas liis1 zli
ruiirIr Il siH-zsu a. t1E lilst nlfsallIiu az Ele
Fn-n F1i1rsl.Il Ea.uuuulT -s1iElF- a. FlIEl 1r4-
fsEacr II 1.ilrIl szs1nurIF 2 1ne CT lln siie IL
i-zItsIsE szsTse1 slnn sr7re q a17-fai.lii1 ilie
Eysrsm q ez11r- kru1flszG. he <lgzr1nr a tlle
IElazd II tsluiEialpE has aliEirEaae- IaElfiria-
- IN home Fs-srnmEnt ne 1asi-zla u i-ld
c-lluI I'm IL Tursnulzer11zHH rr-ra q aai-ll-
- srltaa taz TIN ep 1f liiEai tsua y ne llzaf
gFzr E1uT1 = M Ai11n AM r-lrusaz . alilF a
bIIz1t7 N tln eEg-ur- Il ElzEE - tfz1cr- al VII
~ = flrsiu1 -1uur--ss. Tbs s1ui1u tIr lie Esii.
y lIl11ar t.r1zlE-IIrEd z Fr7uER- ami n rsr1riz-
- hE-z tsz1 el1lsderzEiF rstsIfaE N siE 1nr-E-
Hre srt1 u ksn1.Ea and CisrfnasiF rsuur-E uEur7Gu
81 nr-zaas # e-lEs Z b y pr Eznr- n A1Hfrls
H1rri u N ciuzruui1lln-
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sssss esassas. usssea Ne ~, - aAsasss>ls 49,
p0nea Carried
tlsss CsR. essAee resa Ara tsuse = IA rels,ls<
- ~ sens.ssiea < tesisga ~ il 6esefesseni
eceeel< ftsse1 b. secca1 FreatetN
Herc~erstatsse psle cav. nsisce u Afts b
snaeed Seetsces lf9 ard isco " ~ cisA CSSae
sseetias y uii>essse esd iesss W. ard sesis n
R-pS~ss,aiiye S.saA s~sa ss-a tss> aNal II
ssessey ~ PcSSesSses q Fesee-.ss rseeessS. tee
nd - teese3 realifng
Masssasr e fSaaneS gave scticr n iaicatsoa :,
setroSisee Mis-, y sasnriS tee Misf tss ~ -
reyaesas e SHARES Ard exy~hzes 3eftek he Psed
iaie " he raSSage & H. APgser<iatiea IN
Al tSlo tee nesSe tc~sk q reS>sss eatsi e'eieek-
ArtsxSeeS
"a rs-sssnssias ~ ~SssSsssy Riil-' I've tSe
Occense Stee=,sAsp Ccasptsy uas tsken ep AID
Rsrrsssasa,ivs ksssa rssys,l tAs is.aeaaiss pesi,
Pceree<ot e The kiit Slece StsanserS esa esea
se.nlag ~ tAss eceasss, tAese I'D ssxrs see1 aay
legislative Discrimination ~ eetaeea ca.efenseS
egrrorrteticRs had esee rssSse fer SeeSrlsS Stacs
tSSS 81, Il hsa eeea IN asssretsesAsy IS seueicA
es1aPa1y sAee1 recesve tAeuA Nov SSSto i
asS-S t0r c-e rc1apany. IN k,ckS hks tSias Gev-
errHssci y Gee steamship eccerasN. festeVry
arZe nrueSrcf sailing seSSe,S Ne-e always IN rert.
ses tAs Oereasc Steszsers lad aSives lse@ sNay,
and he nativs AsuainaeS Weo were ~ aceserceSly
seaPhcyea ter-ssray sse t,ckies ters 80 fe=Aars
y ucea ~ eessss ~ osss Satisfy ~ esethes
Representative Aoclo nscHe1 he S,Szceseea
ar,ecace1t - = rcircisce frVse SS.oc - Sl-Sc
pss rsoesA fcr ease steamer es aaepscl Ne tets-
vaase1 tAst ths faefSc Maj CcgoPaay lad he-s4s-
,ore sakea he subsidy sea aetsa Istipetly in<Ae-
rendsnt. and Il wss e<,ier - ass,sssie ~ sgecel
act he sasSsshced 6ae.
Representative SEsith Wsased Ne qerSiScn ce1-
ssersa 0n Is uasritS, 3ssgVsasinx pqESoael freea
snir. etc. rhe hssrvust and .tff--s,ss were Ras
bcats, b. why saessa.ss tAera sny ulaSe thsa the
Island stearaSr ktrss tcS her sefersc< sccoranc~
1tthecsf Tecrs Wzs ~ sXpsvsS p-cvtSscc that
these tsO <tescssrs Skcal3 - ccrgsa=e1 ~, he
roctss scae Nd tabs raisAt ttSe te~ir plsceS.
Representative pc,s SAD The bill pgVpcsel ~ pct
ueoDsy II he ecdsss u = rich ra8a. HE seccSe1
TIE Ocsaaic Company - trytaS - e-ss,k AZ The
Factfc Nal Cosaparv. hes sssa tess hv ssfae AVS
,erices ietesRce teex lad icieesd The Fscitc
Mail Company not 10 carry rssseagsrs essUr1 this
rftee ard San Frarcfs,c> BE vss ceysasrd 70 he
bill. IS u vas a cnc S;&cl GceczaesL
Representative Frank RScan moved a. AZ amend
rescs, Aad 4 i sears2teed thss no increaSe shall
ee made froIa Tie psiess eAsrgVd soz frstshs S1d
rsSsecSsrs ever and ABOVE What etS bee. cearce1
siecs SAID steamship l2e ecznrcs2ced their trips
eetuesa sud portS. and this subsidy shsli expirr
un he Sist day e NSren. iS>S.N
The eili MS ordered 10 a tAi73 rssaiaS next
Tessity.
Afsr.rs- s3losgas5 TIL Mou,lsy =; 70 am.
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rLaNESr AZ IN Fi-sr Saauu. Alrl- E.--ii-,
Aar--n - ~. BuHaH- Mr=s1is r1aEES- I1lsTa %
nua 1f TuuululuL
sCBE---l An E=lurisCu. 90 ~ "a sglH. E-s--a
mis- city
-ENEuAN-As Lanfun- Eui. ami . lur a1il- ~.
q T LEszHAz Efsl.. ll EsTn1g-I, q H.. lu. 8lslIsr
n-i-aF If u1s t-zlk Harierr- Ii 4I=ll.l- AGED -
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DURING Tie Lust few gsurs Il WIS llhscEa1ia lhaE
lie EIvaIin1 gu.ilc hnz 1esn PlsH=et O, dance y
Lam Lalcers, ''>IissirE >1:huEzssctis. ETC.. anE-
The mad Enlri x EIlerE ms seemingly I1lIrsG
ia HIpsrs % &c less ersf1i n 1lr; .-IGtar 1f sle
musIr furnished lnG INV me pr-I1cIur guhlc n
r-sutzt; - lie LumlErTtIUn CssH- sE Endowment
E5Er = &c FrgEahiF f1llsIwad II tis 1sHr fatIEz
Eu -ia >Ccial ETIi s.fiBB.
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MEMnRaNnA

Hspsr. o. ? n - Er1. andia- ws0her elrn1l.ief
.tg 3. 81 IN s.1l IlEllEls.si ll.gt ~ .lltu sl-a
1,l r-r-I sri ETuululu IllDL Hs 1u rle airl gf
-1ir Lu-rlg r1ra1-s~. sll1tr-ili-'L ll-l4 mnalrrz
Nsfr-f,-E-1-rF rrsesas zll 1lr Nal DIT -l7lEgll
rhr American barSsntnc Err.sa- EaIL Lsg
-afe.l lrum >l1 t-zlri-c1 an - auas af-ia7l
Nishnsnna gn--f1 lalr sff -ltfg lr isre On HHl sf
sriF aad a--srei n 7ur- lr1l s1-. r1l irsg lE s-lu
"a F-zlcisca. saa la liiHlrr7 - slt-1 ~ trades
~ ssh u sune Ll-u asrua-l, llia---ff i=lii1- 1I
NthaEuln
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

The Fair VS. contacted BY a few Of the ladies' Of
HIuAk1s, assisted b. frieuts in H11olula- and
elssEhers, 10 whom the thanks OF the euumittee
1rs hereby tsudsred. Tne AEUr both financially
and socially WIS complete Success The object
Of the fair vas 10 furnish and scat the Houakaa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16
A Continuation.

IN IN issue Of the 4f-srfissl-, 4 few weeks agu,
some t1estloCs remarks we're made With reference
to fIIr % BE held o. the GlorioGs Fourth AZ Ho-
uokAl- Hawaii Allusiou vas made 70 the fact
that people up there dlsas greed 50 much that she
far WIS Abandoned.
In reply 70 these remarks We ars requested 70
publish the f1ltlEiuls results Of The ftirs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

E1sunH I1l4 zad--AfvlzaI frSu T1u.zl STATE
tlld drs eases AZ cilsierz gsrs ssEst ~ InizIrg
-urE urv1an- The efeefE q TINS = ilI-1aliiiisi-
lzz ErusilirI IA raarIrIIT warmth ~ t-G EtAr-
l.-az nl.liilirg sia puiss n0rnaI- Tia Tinrs CHE
asss1r51sr Cd Tia srrrs n7Hr Nervs14 reza1lE nIF
4nnrsElrfn 1r1ar IN TIA aEi11snrE e q elra tlr
ai1lara- Eha AcaEk1mT Of Medtuue cuziir % ~
'sIIlEa i1Ers Eila 1r9ziar fzsi@nart-