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At Last.

After long wait, Deputy Dayton has at last
succeeded in striking a blow at the further con-
tinuance of the den run under the guise of a vari-
ETY. store situated on Queen street, near Alakea
street. and of which one Ludoyisco is the prOprIe-
tor. For some time past complaints have been
made that the place was noisy, and strong suspi-
cions we're entertained that liquor was being sur
reptitiously sold there From information received
Deputy Dayton, yesterday afternoon, made a
descent upon the place and succeeded in capturing
quantity of brandy and other liquors and arrested
the proprietor. The parties who will be summoned
as witnesses in this case will be much surprised
but the information desired to convict is partly in
their possession. The first hearing will probably
take place this morning.
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PASSENGERS.

From san Francisco, per W II Dimoud. Oct al-Chas
\ Fusioorn Mrs thas y fusicon' W & smith, }
Martin. Armour
For Waimra aud NawiliviIE Kauai, Der Planter Oct
Sc D irrclh Mr. d Gucrru Farrroos, c Borch
gr~lus, Cha- Koglliu-, llanucbcr- Cropp, X
a Mactg Dr. Mr. II Jlulsuu, and about 81 deck.
For Wiudward ports per kiuau. Oct aO-His Ex Gov
! numiui-. Il lycrnTt. u Cuulut. and wife, u /,
vida. q Turtun wife aud SON Hon e. W PiIipu J \
haiaikuwaha, Hon J " Ealua, Palua. ) Nicrra and
wife r W Everett, Mckenzie, T Forsyth, and about
no deck
From Wiudwafd Ports. per- q Hail, Oct aO-Prn.
cess likclikc Princess kaiuaui, Col II Judd, Misc
& Gardiner, Mr. " Robertson. j Ena, W & Lane
Mrs Widdctcld, Master II BeCkley, ZicEler, Mrs. Z
Bccklcy, A Birleubcrg. johnson, Thomas Ander-
SON Lewis, aud ~ deck
From the Colonies, per ZcllIndia oct 25-Mr Center,
NJ Henderson, Mr. Safue-hury Mr. Wasou aud wife
Mr. EaImc and child aud H passengers in transit for
san Francisco.
From san Francisco. per Alameda, October ss-J
Burifnm. q D. Brown NJ Lee, a p Strasbnrgcr II
Waterfront. wife. children aud servant, Sachs,
Nis- MUugcr- Motley, g n Luce 7 L Duodje,
Mr. W n StuUrll Miss 4 StnwclI W A Tower aud
wife, Mr. u Brown. L II Anthem, Hugh Mcintyre,
AJ Ggrvnr ~ Holmes, Sir a Fariui, Mile Maria Fora
Nile Emma HOpf. Miss Helen Avery, Chas Throw cr,
A NHTrhIus. and 81. -Irur1EC.
For wndward ports. per " T. Hall, October % Rev
Or Taylor aud wife, Mrs q Dillingham;, Binninc
y Crowley, W d Mpssmau, 7 A Da- aud wife, 2 Silva
u Iiegcr sillaway. aud about ~ deck.
From wiudvard purts, per hiuau, October Eth Il II
Princess LihuoEalani aud servant, GoveTness loma-
Reliant Gov . Dominis aud servant. Mrs J Kaac,
Hon sam Parker, wife aud son, 7 Along, Chung
$ " Muakrawc NJ L Corr,a Mr. Augusta and child
= Robinson and wife, W Green. " e Walker. X
Homer Mr- Li-hmJn aud child, Mrs "A Bell & W
Pihpo. Miss Richardson. Miss y Low, W Poguc,
rrhOs Ssfrry W u Curuwcll. " II Cummings. W
Hurnor. b Mackenzie, Along. II Mahy. II Wright.
From kAhului and way ports, per Likolikc, October
sl-Mrs 7 Is CLARK and . daughters Uuna. J Z
Haclfcd, n Martin. Z n Bailey, y Make, W
SpgOu e Wjlliams 4 llupke, + CLARK, kasipo,
W Shmg EnOs chinese and ~ deck.
From Hamakua, per lwslani, October 2l-Miss E
Richard Mis- J. Wodchuusu, W II Richard. Maudcn.
) ; kay, Akaka, y W IlaalcloO, C Aioua, and ~
deck
From kauai per Planter, UCtobcr25-Guy T ? kanoa,
COL : SpIldiug, p whitney " u schmidt, Mrs :
FCary aud daughter u u Smyth. II Rice, 7 Smith,
n Machc Jr A Mclrydr. W Wilcox and son, Mr.
q Mauthur and child, 6 u Frceth, Mrs Clements,
Mics Pcahu, LudUmanu, and 10 chinese.
From san Francisco, per bktnc " II DimOnd, Oct
60 Ficsicurn wi2 and child and Mrs Laura Fcst-
For san Francisco, per Ecalaudia, october 25-Col
Geo " MlCiafluuC and n chinese.
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Mr.. HIP. BALDWIN on the Chinese Question,

EDITOR GAzETTE:-The 4drertiser of the 10th
inst, in an editorial article reviewing Mr.. ]. NJ
Horner's remarks Chinese labor, says: "And in
stead of protesting, Mr.. Baldwin said he thought
Mr.. Horner was about right, and that the planters
should send their orders for labor
As have not been for some time back an advO-
cate OF increasing the importation of Cinnamon,
and rs did not, i'll my remarks. support Mr.. Hor-
nef ideas concerning Chinese laborsrs, it is but
fair 10 myself TO correct this msstatement.
The 4dreJtiseT's report of the remarks made at
this time were roy incorrect. On the occasion
alluded to, Mr.. Horner spoke of encouraging the
introduction of Cinnamon, and then went on TO
the subject of introducing more immigrants. This
the reporter OF your contemporary does not allude
to that Nv remarks were substantially as follows:
Mr.. Homer is right in saying planters should
order immigrants. 1t has always been my policy
to order a large number of immigrants for the two
plantations | control, and in that way we render
ourselves independent of the Chinese. The Gov
ernment is ready TO order either Portuguese or
japanese for those who wish them, and planters
should send in their orders-in this way the labor
question will be relieved"
II will be seen that endeavored to show how
we could get along HifIiOW Cinnamon, instead of
encouraging their Introduction.
In regard TO the resolution on the labor Ques-
ton alluded TO by the 4dreJfiser, satisfied it
would not have passed, had the modification not
been made so that the latter part read: Not only
in bringing Portuguese and japanese as heretofore
but permit the influx of free labor from all coun-
tries, far rs il can be done without injury to
other national interests"
Now, understood, and so did others, that this
last sentence would undoubtedly bar out China
men TO great extent, SO long as Japanese were
brought into the country-and it was with this i'm
preston, which think was pretty general, that
voted for the resolution.
That We need more field labor in this country,
and cheaper labor if we can get it, We all agree
with Mr. Horner. Naturally there is more differ
ence of opinion III regard to the kind of labor
wanted. As for myself, / prefer the Portuguese
immigrants, and large part of the planters will
agreee with me in this preference. In regard 10
wages, there is sugar country in the world,
where the common field laborer gets as high wages
in this country; and il makes IT very difficult for
TO cDmPetee with other cane sugar countries,
now that the profits in sugar are cut down TO such
4 fine figure.
Let planters order largely of the immigrants
that are TO he obtained, and we will have all the
labor we want. As we have already found they
will settle down TO work in this country when their
crri rncfs are ont II 2 BALDWIN
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Those Bad Roads.

Isn't 1t a disgrace that we taxpayers are pay
ing $500 yearly for the support of useless Road
Supervisors? while pEantoms of broken bridges
and impossible roads ars troubling their nightly
sumbers and enterp-ising private individuals are
doing Mr.. Road Supervisors work.
II is long long time since one entire half of the
central pillar of the Wailuku bridge was washed
away, yet nothing but a new coating of tar was
applied to strengthen the bridget Aud the bad
road!-Ye powers on high help u.s. draw the cur
tain of charity over them, as an exposure would
set the civilized world TO seriously thinking that
we've gone back to heathendOm!
The late Legislature reported $4,000 of the
road tax unexpended and lying idle in the treas
ury, what has become of it? Was it intended that
the road tax should be locked up y in the treas
ury7 it would be much better to reduce it, or, TO
tighten some of the burdens of these hard times,
abolish il altogether.
However, it's an Ill wind that blows nobody
good, and the bad roads of "Goahead'' Maui is
going to be q terrible weapon in the hands Of the
able Independent LWRdHukaGiidHn in the coming
political contest. A. VOTER.
Waikiki, Oct 30, 1885,.
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Mortgages Notice of Intention to Foreclose
and of Sale.

/ ~ ASCOIhDANNE W L II y I-Oh =
L IT OF sale contained in a certain mortgage made by
JoSia Ohil Of Waihee, Island Of Maui TO Hermann
Wdemann, dated 5Dth day Of November 1851 recorded
in the Office Of the Registrar Of Conveyanccs in ber 40
on folio ~ Notice Is hereby given that said
gagce intends TO oreCOse said mortgage for condition
broken and upon said foreclosure will sell at Public
Auction, at the saesroOms Of Lewis J. Levey. in 10
nolulu, Island Of Oahu, On WEDNESDAY. the 18th
ses as described in said mortgage
The said premises being situated in said Wahec and
containing area OF $40 acres aud being the
described in Royal Patent No. :fjSj L. c. Award No
az and that conveyed 10 the said Josia Ohia by
LOle wv by eeed dated the 18th Of March, 1877 and re-
corded in lbcr 80 folio b, together with all that land
lying outside of and 10 said above mentioned and
described premises and being the land given by
II Levers to said Josia Ohia IN exchange for strip
Of the premises described under sad Royal Patent No
1856. said strip being used Tor road at the present
time. HERMAN {. 4. WIDEMANN
Murgagce.
J. NJ MoSsARHAT, Attorney for Mortgage.
Honolulu, October end 1885,. 1885 Il
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Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.
Mortgages Notice of Intention TO FOreclOse
AIAuIEI, LII L, II IN L.Ir-I.-.r

NOIIVE Is IT TKED1 GIVEN
In that pursuant to power Of sale contained in GER
tain mortgage deed. dated November nth 1851 made
by W Rainapau of KOhaa, Hawaii, and j W MOana-
Mi, Jr, OF Honolulu, oahu 10 Chas VI Cooke guardian
Of Dora and Paul lsenbcr and recorded in the lie DE-
try OF Deeds In Honolulu, in Book II. pages 49, and
49, and now held by assignment by Mary Rice Iscn-
81 on page Ill and for breach Of the conditions in
said mortgage contained, yz .he payment OF in
terest thereon the MORTGAGE intends fOteclose said
mortgage and sell the mortgascd premises at public
auction
The property in sail mortgage deed contained is sit
mated at koliala. Hawaii being more particularly dc
scribed in Royal Patent Sg containing an area Of 90
acres; in Royal Patent 30 containing 81 acres in
Royal Patent jij!, containing acres, chains, %
fathOms and 10 feet MARY d. RICE ISENBERG
by her attorneys in fact, II. Y. Glade II W Schmidt
L. A. THURsTuS, Attorney for MOrtgagce
Honolulu, October 18th 1855. fOSJ q
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Arctic Wbalers.

The steam whaler Alliance arrived from the
Arctic to-day, October 18TH bringing reports from
the whaling fleet, which show a small catch for
the season. The Alliance left the fleet twenty
days ago, and reports a very hard season, with
rough weather and gales of wind all the time It
is not thought that the rest OF the feet will do
much, as they had only twenty days mGre. All of
vessels of the fleet are reported safe.
The catch of the feet up to the time of the de
parture of the Alliance WAS far below the average,
although all except the Young Phoenix had one or
more whales. Following is the list Of whalcrs,
with the number of whales caught by each
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GprtiaI Notices.
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE !

DISTINCT HoNoLuLu. Oahu, $50
Taxpayers in this District are hereby notified that
the Undersigned will the collection of Taxes
for current year Il his office in Kapuaiwa Hale Gov.
eminent building, ON MONDAY, Nov. Fad prox
All persons liable to taxation must make payment of
the to him before the 18th day Of December
prox, they will be subject to additional ten per
cent and any legal costs that may accrue.
GEO. II. LUCE,
Tax Collector, Honolulu
Tax Office October Goth 1855. 1885 I'm
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Administrations, Notice !

UNHE UNDERSIGNE ED, HAVING
Il been duly appointed Administrators Of the Estate
Of WILLIAM LlDGATE, late Of LaupahOchOe, Hawaii,
deceased, all persons having claims against the said
estate hereby notified that they must present the
to the undersigned within six months from the
date of this notice they will be forever debared
and all persons indebted 10 said estate requested to
make immediate payment To j. NJ. LIDGATE,
A. LIDGATE.
Lannahoehoc. IIawali. Ocloher lgLh. lss5 lns5 Inn
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Intention to FOreclose
and of Sale

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
Of sale contained IN certain mortgage made by
Kapuna (w) and knpan her husband Of Laiemaioo
koOlauOd. Island OF Oahu. TO Thomas Il Lucas, dated
she Jrh day Of May, 49, recorded in the Office Of the
Registrar Of Conveyance in Liber - fOio- 3g6S
Notice is hereby given that said mortgage intends
forcclO=e said mortgage for condition broken, and
upon said foreclosure will sell pubic auction the
Salesrooms Of Adams a 20. In HOnonin. leland OF
Oahd. on SATURDAY, the 2i-l day Of November 1855
l. M Of said day. the premises described in said
mortgage below specified.
Further particulars be had 81 J. ". MnysAEHAT
Attorney at-Law. THOMAS T. LUCAS.
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OLuso Hawaiiano.

The LHso HainntaIia was ont day ahead Of time
and uroves as usual good number Few people,
except those intimately acquainted with the Por-
tucuese know what valuable work this paper is
doing or how II increases weekly IN circulation
and influence The present number gives full
news from the Azores and Portugal. An editorial
deals with the population from the Portuguese
point Of view and especially advocates the intro
duc;ion OF women. There Is good advice relative
10 vaccination and IN especially opportune article
upon the domestic hearth. The education ques-
ton is able discussed in a letter from kohala.
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The Colonial Mail Service.

Kingdom with view of improving them intended
no disrespect to the Government.
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nonoIula. Oetober Id. -.

The premises to Be sold are Is follows:
Ist-All that parcel Of lrEd situate at said Laiema
adjoining the house lot OF kapuna WI containing
OF 4 Of and being the premises that
were conveyed TO said kaPnna tFl by George Nebeker
aud A Hammond by deed dated the 10Th November,
1866, aud recorded in liber -, on folio 80.
2nd-Ail that parcel Of land sifnaic at said Laiema-
loo, containing area Of two acres and being the
same premises that conveyed TO said kapuna W.
by George Nebcker by deed died the 10th Of April,
1856, and recorded in Hbcr %. folio 81. The above
premises situated on the Government road. have
several good houses thereon aud welknown stop
kping place for tourists making the circuit Of the Il
land 1895 At
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MN advertisements.
Twin Foes to Life

Are Indigestion and Constipation.
Their primary symptoms are among the
most distressing Of minor human ailments,
and host Of diseases, speedily resultant
from them, mutually aggrayate each other
and assail at once the whole machinery
of life. Nausea, Foul Breath, Sour
stomach, Dizziness, Headaches,
Bilious Fever, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Kidney Diseases, Piles, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Dropsy, and various Skin
Disorders, are among the symptoms
and maladles caused BY arrangement Of
nf tho stomash and ho,syels
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.FREETH & PEACOCK,
DIR. A W. BRINKEEHoFFs
SYSTEM ofRECTAL TREATHENT
NOTICE :

A New Treaiueht for HsosrrtqE1s i,rI bu,ri a.
eases % Tie EtrfHn 4 pfurf-A aruE stra 4rf Ears
LEss. ucWAfNE n d.
JOS Im - AllLrl strref z.
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Lazy and dull feelings always precede sickness
which nothing but Hop Bitters will Danish. Get
the Genuine American. Read advertisement,
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Administrators Nntiee !

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
l. been duly appointed Administrator Of the Estate
Of JOHN PUNI, late Of kooa, Kauai, deceased mites
tate, hereby notifies all persons having claims against
said estate that they must present the same within six
months from the date hereof or they will be forever
barred; aud all persons indebted said estate
hereby requested to make immediate payment to the
undersigned. j. X. SMITH,
Administration.
kool Kauai. October NH 1855. 1CSj I'm
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The .. 5. : .ihmueiu arrived III port here at
noon Of the 22nd inst, bringing the expected Far
rini opera troupe aud mail aud news dates 10 the
18th inst. News was received by the vessel, rcla-
tive to the arrangements entered into for the
timatiOn Of the mail service between San Francisco
and the Colonies which is published in another
coin
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A correspondent SAYS Wor, Is being pushed on
the old store formerly used 10y W. d. Reed at Hilo to
convert into a Post Office and Custom House. TO
say that it is very unnecessary expense is to put
il mildly. Ii is entirely uncalled for the
Post Office and Custom House as now located in
the Government building is all that IS required
and what is more to the point il is central and
cOmodates everybody whereas the change places
these very important offices off in one corner of the
town where nobodywauts them.
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The ocean races between the steamers Dorsen
and Liciikc are ended, resulting as near as can be
ascertained in a draw.
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Col. George W. Macfarlane was q pa. enger by
the steamer Zeairpdi1 for San Franco GO.
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The band concerts the Square during the past
week have been quite enjoyable and have been at
tended by large audiences
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Official notice relative to the keeping holiday Of
the anniversary Of His Najesty's birth, is promul-
rated
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The Emma CidH3iHI- VIM. Matson, master
sailed from Hilo for San Francisco ON Tuesday,
Oct. 10th with very small cargo consisting OF fifty
tons sugar from Onumca Plantation.
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A procession Of policemen, each one bearing III
his aarms chicken, made their way 20 the resi-
dence Of the GOyerness ut ilo on Wednesday after
noon Oct. 2lst Query, where did those chickens
come from?
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Nrm 10prrtlSrlnrnts.
Water I! Water /! Water /!

OWING TO SCARCITY OF WATER
~ all parties having Water Privileges from the Ma
XXI Reservoir hereby notified that the water will
be shut of from said Reservoir every day from G:D 7.
NJ to A. VI. from date until further notice.
Per Order, CHAS. Il. WILSON,
Supt Water Water.
Honolulu October 2lth, 1855. 1885 1t
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'Scarity of water is again the cry heard from
the Supenntcndent's Office
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The heading of the Programmes of tue new
opera Troupe Is peculiar. II is only usual for a
Monarch, Governor or other dIguItary to give
patronage either 20 a charitable performance or a
benefit. The comforting Of patronage, moreover,
is by written authority. Had SignUr Earini that
when he had his programmes printed in San Fran
cisco
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e1-ss- THE CABIN PASSAGE
If#9LLra Per steamers % the INTEHs-LANn
@-4EtAff3 sTEAH SANITATION 60. siii b a
-'- HALE RATES from ga isfh 20
NOT. %. daring fur r1ur A. fariufs Nrefl -flr
iasiid sew %. s y. CO.
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Sunday Oct. 18th was Childrcn's day at Hilo rs
we'll as in London, New York and elsewhere. Al
the Hilo Foreign Church the Sabbath exercises
were by and for the children. The church was
decorated for the occasion and the children Of the
Sabbath school occupied the front seats. The eX-
ercses interspersed by singing and rectations
BY the children by ten minute sermon expressly
for them by Rev. Mr.. Olesou IN his peculiarly in
teresting style and also 10y remarks by the pastor
and sr1rnarininnnnn
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DDRESs AND BUSINESS CARDS NEAT
n ly done atthe Gazette Once.
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Business still continues good al the Chinese
theatres and since the advent Of the Farini OPERA
the houses are crowded 10 OVERLOOKING.
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The Hawaiian Yachting and Rowing Associa-
ton composed of delegates from the various
boat clubs. Is the latest organization formed in
this city. The object stated, of the organization,
IS to arrange rules and regulations for the Govern
ment of the various clubs, sort Of League as
ISOLATION.
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The regular monthly social of the HIlo Foreign
Church was held on Tuesday evening Oct. 10Th at
the house Of Mr.. Severance Quite large mum.
Der were present
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Princess LillUlike and her daughter Princess
kaiulani returned TO this city, from Hawaii by the
steamer ". G. Hal on the afternoon of the 10Th
inst. A royal salute was fired in their honor, by
the battery, as the distinctive flag of Princess
Likeliko hoated gracefully from tho masthead of
tba ufa
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The professional skater expected by Manager
Wall OF the Yosemite Skating Rink did not arrive
10y the IiaHisia but Is positively expected to make
his appearance by the Mayipls1. His skill is re-
ported to be marvellous.
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The subscription list for the Regatta Of the 10Th
Is now open at the store OF Messrs J. NJ. Dat d
Co. The lists are 20 e under the supervision of
Hawaiian Yacht and Boat Club Association.
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The 47th anniversary oi the birth of Domingo
LUZ King Of Portugal, will the :lst inst.
In recognition Of the occasion Senior CanavarrO
will display the flags the Portuguese Consulate
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Up 10 date the expenses of the woydyear Circus
company paid for IN cash to various people IN this
city.hnve Amounted 10 $1,000 The Flrini com
pany have received about S2,OOl.
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Portuguese woman, ON crutChes, is most I'M
Fortunate to pedestrians in her appeals for charity
A sorry sight to see la the streets Of Honolulu,
especially when there are benevolent associations
of Portuguese.
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The Il. NJ. $. Zcall,,3,a arrived mere from tie
Colonies the morning Of the 18th inst, bringing
Auckland dates of the 18th INST The vessel sailed
again for San Francisco at II %. III. ON tue same
date.
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The new battery ground Drakai Of the lrnngra-
ton depot Is now occupied by the guns of the
saluting corps and future manifestations of artl-
lery practice will take place thcreat The location
Is well chosen aud is attractive from scaward.