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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08
Cultivation of Ramie.

II the farmers of this State wish to prosper they
must turn their attention to the cultivation Of
something besides wheat. We have urged long
and persisiently the necessity OF variety Of crops
in order to secure certainty Of profit. The IA
mic plant hourishes in this State wherever
planted and Is becoming one Of the most valua-
Bile of textiles.
]. S. Drury of Bakersfield, says the Californian
exhibits at his drug store some beautiful speci-
mems Of manufactured ramie, in the shape Of
sewing thread OF yarious colors. Il requires an
expert to detect the samples from silk. II is
stronger than silk and can be applied TO all par.
poses fer which silk is used
The plant is perennial. snd is propagatod the
same as sugar cane. II grows to perfection in
Kern county, and no doubt, would also grow to
perfection anywhere in the San Joaquin or Sa-
cramento valleys. Mr.. Drury has enough CT the
plants rooted to engage in the enterprise on an
extensive scale. The deeorticated fiber is worth
Is to 20 cents per pound and in view of the large
quantity that can be produced per acre, it offers
to the farmers Of this State Of the finest bo-
nanzas in the world of agriculture.
The only drawback at present IS the want Of a
proper machine for decorticating the fiber and
preparing it for market. But this will soon be
Temedied. A machine for this purpose, new in
yention, is now on exhibition at the Worlds Fair
at New Orleans, where it will be thoroughly test
ed. Why will not the ramie fiber be useful in the
manufacture of seamless bags, for which purpose
the cotton mills enOw being erected in this city
machinery might be added from the manufacture
of cloth and thread for the fiber, as Is now done
in New Jersey. If the plant can be successfully
raised and successfully decOrtlcated, there will be
a ready market for all the fiber that can be pro-
duced, and another source Of wealth opened up
TO the agriculturists of this State. There is
wealth III any enterprise where the raw material
can be raised and manufactured in the same To-
cality-especialy so, where there is alsO'a market
for the manufactured materials For shot and
ore bags the ramie fiber is uuexcelled, as it is
strong and durable as hemp and will be Just the
material for the Oakland Cotton Mills. Here is
chance for the exhibition of a little enterprise
on the part of both farmers and Manufacturers
and above all by business men whose interests are
directly connected with these enterprises which
go to build up the State.-Olkiaad Tribune.
The greatest appetizer, stomach, blood and
liver regulator on earth-American Co.'s Hop
Riftarc T,nnk for aud road ,flvart1gor,ep4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08
APeTilous Adventure

!. boat containing seven native people including
% youngster of six years, sailed from the Fish
market OH the morning OF the 9th inst, ostensiby
on a fishing excursion to Pearl River. The party
arrived at their place Of destination safely. They
we're seer to pass out the entrance of the river
bound for Honolulu on the afternoon of the same
date. \ heavy wind blowing during that night
and no signs Of the boat the next morning caused
an anxiety as 10 its whereabouts resulting in the
tug LireIg being chartered and dispatched in
search. After short voyage the Lirely returned
to port with the boat in tow, all the people safely
on board. It was learned that the yoyagers had
encountered heavy weather. and their boat, having
no keel wis being rapidly driven seward, when
the captain decided to run in shore. 4 risky trip
through the breakers to the leeward of the Pun
Ioa passage enabled the party to reach smooth
water auo finally land. A second attempt to
reach Honolulu was made on the early morning
of the 9th, and tue party we're slowly progressing
hitherwards, when picked up by the tug, but lit
tie the worse for their adventurous trip. Amongst
the party WIS the sub-editor Of the hHOkO1. The
alacrity with which the Lireiy was dispatched is
deserving of praise.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08
COMMERCIAL.


HONOLULU, APRfL S, 1856.
He..uc- BE- depressed, very much So and TO chronicle
se volume % Trade noticeable during the past week
uIre- hai tuy effort on the part Of either wholesale
raf.iI merchants. Tie time and attention Of busi
moss men generally have been occupied during the
"a POI iat arrangement of quarterly accounts and
ru fac -IoWucss with which payments arc made DO is
HlIu that there i- tichtuess iu the money market
rruucut iisef has commenced 10 save OF tht rpI-ut
minor s1prudturDs such sdveri- ing and printing
ing stripped Tor the present. Some slight relief was
11iclltmct by the Government duauciers on account
% having been enabled % place 500 of Hawaiian
Bonds. hut the purchaser b. not mentioned
Tho Iimuary arrangements Tor the establishment
f new -agur- back. 90 which Messrs. SprsrkaI- and
Irwin are thc head and front have been completed tho
rusItq-s being secured by the placing Of S201oll OF
Hawaiian Bonds u the hands Of the Minfstev Of Fi-
nance. Thc bank upeuz for business on the 18Th iust
Tho M1rlpo-a Dr. duc to-day from san Francisco with
news and mai. dates t0 The Let inst.
The following table, prepared by ColcctorGUneraI
llgEea and li- assistants shows the exports OF the
ansnfr fr The quarter ending March 1lst lss5 also
Halul-Isau between THAI quarter and the one of like
IIur boz ie-i by this comparison we learn that the
shipments ni m1lusscs paddy rice. goat skins, hides.
BOD eH rku- have greatly decreased in quantity on
-H-rr and wool showing respectable increase.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08
The Banana Trade

EDITOR GAZETTE In two dailies has been pub
lished some little statement Of the above and the
interviewer in Frisco has evidently been gulled
and these two papers have followed suit. There
is no one firm which takes half the bananas. The
average number sent from here per month Is over
5000 lunches and not $500 The average price
has been so low since June 1884, that they are not
worth here - per cent. of last years price and
some of the shippers have discontinued &C
count Of losses There Is no merchant so FORUM
ate as to clear out his store Of such stock in the
time mentioned unless the fruit has all gone rot
ten and then it is dumped; dinped-is fayorite
word with fruit dealeys-thereiu lies their profit.
WArCHFTI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08
Vessels in Port,
EXPORTS

Tu -au francisco, per Alameda, April i-i2 is2 bags
sugar. 1903 bags rice SJe huchs bananas 100 bdls
sugar cane Obs Gds green hides % bx, bctcI leaves, 3,
lrs aita bfls goat -Ius, bids sheep skins, ~ pkg
express matter. bag coin foreign value. Sse25 IL;
domestic Value Si965N ~
FHr SAN Francisco. per Discovery. April III 5s9 b--
SUGAR. = c- neTfumcry - bbls whale OIL. domestic val
s1,G1N; fraushipped, sl3an 30.
FHr San Francisco per Con-ue'0. April 3-7ssG baE-
-H-ars value, sll672 o.
Fur san. Francisco. pee Lady Lampsuu, April g.
T#r.H bags SUGAR. domestic value. SHt .Jui .n.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08
A Queer Decision.

Last week the police magistrate Of wailuku
rendered a decision which was extraordinary. A
contract laborer was brought before him for deser-
ton Of service and on pleading guilty, the judge
fined him five dollars and costs although this was
his first appearance before a court on the con-
tract. The law distinctly states the aborer shall
be rcmanded 10 his labor and falling that shall be
imprisoned until he shall consent. The labOrer's
master. MI. Cornwell reminded the judge of the
law as did Sheriff Everett but the judge said his
decision had been rendered and would not alter it.
Surely such injustice as this will not pass unnotic
ed by the appointing powers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08
The Morning Star.

The new HorHiug Stu, will sail on the 5Oth of
this month. Her passengers as far as at present
known will be Master Arthur Logan, a son Of the
Rev. Mr.. Logan, a missionary IN Micronesia, and
the Rev. W. L. LOuo wife and family.
The ship will be provisioned for ten month S
cruise. She will 20 500 miles westward from Ruk,
which is at present the outlying post of the mis-
sion. Fresh islands will be visited and the practi-
cabiIty of establishing new mission stations will
be inquired into. The Rev. L. T. Doane of PO-
uape will most probably take passage during the
exploring expedition.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

A runaway at Hilo is a rare thing, yet there was
one ON tuesday evening Of last week. As one of
the carriages of Hilo was returning from Mr.. Ken
nedy's on Tuesday evening to HilO for n second
load Of passengers, the driver stopped to relight
the lantern under the carriage. He had just taken
the lamp from the lantern when the horse started
on q rapid rate for home. He kept the road and
stopped on reaching home doing no damage Sew
eral parties on horseback and in carriages were
obliged to clear the road in hurry to allow the
driveress horse md carriare TO mss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08
BORN

Al TTaraEuap5Eo. Maui, March BIRTH, 1855, TO the
WIS Fa ar Nr. James C8Wau- daughter.
boz bile city March Bib. 1855, to the wife Of Robert
.a.'Hu- - som.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The brig Husayd Capt. Goodman sailed from
Hilo on Friday, March 9th for San Francisco
with full freight of sugar so tons being go tons
from Waiakea Mill Co. and 100 tons from LauDa
luphge
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

NOTICE rs IIEREBN OWN.
y th1ffhe undersigned hls ben iliT lrr1.nfel ~
-Hfuisfr1fer % che Esflrr ~ Mis-. EEfLAHErm
SHAW. late % nouuiuiu. oaar deceased 800 per-
.ons having any claims ae1in-f Che afid Estlia
notified tlzf they muff present fHe alne nll feraal
and rffu SEE rr1uer rhrcfrra iu flr uulfrs'.l ri
flfhu sir months from fhd date ri this notice ~ er
will be- forever barred. and 40 rerF1rs owing fe arH
E-flfe are requested RI make immediate a1guelf fo
TIE underlined M BIS Office. ha1i mann str liae-
inir- q. g. WIZ Wy ?.
Honoinu, March gth is1 i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08
Information Wanted Of Michael NagIe


BuuAlo- Nrv ToHE, February - iss1.
IMPORTATION Is WANTED OF
L MICHAEL AAgLE, who went 90 The Sandwich
Isauds eight years ago. sefiliuE flzFr and Fursun-
his occupation q sea captain from last reports De
married. and engaged Ga The frnit trade bttEeen
the Sandwich fsilnds and California
- any Information regarding bin that cat e
given will be thankfully rrvsireihy bis brother.
THOMAS NAGLE-
1854 In &c. 10 ELK S. Buflio ~ y. L. s. A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

EDITOR GAZETTE: The above is being largely
signed by the inhabitants of Wailuku and ought
to receive consideration from the Minister of the
Interior. On former occasion a petition went
from Waikiki praying that license 10 sell spirit
uoUs liquors DO granted to $. Z. Ford. Several
people signed it, thinking it would be means of
support to a crippled mechanic and others for
sons of their own The license was granted by
the then Minister, but when the people of temper
aace principles heard of the granting of the license
largely signed by those Of property and intelli-
geuce and the Minister seeing the state ofthe
Immediately revoked the license. tits to be hoped
the present Minister will act accordingly not
withstsnding the weight brought to bear on him
by his colleagues. CIyIs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The monthly social of the Hilo Foreign Church
was held at the house Of Mr.. c. C. Kennedy at
Waiakea, on Tuesday evening, March 3lst. There
was good attendance and a most enjoyable time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The many friends Of Mr.. S. L. COan of Hilo
viii be reioiced to learn that he has so far recOv-
cred bis health to be able TO be about town and
to attend 10 some matters of business.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08
PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived.
tnr sa-t Ann -fm-Wh Alliance, NcKeuua. from luu
g. An Tern Eva Wilkman, from Humboldt
Sailed.
40. Am Hltut Discovery Ptuuuan, for san Frau
10 = Alameda More, for San Francisco
E-hm hNuc klikItat. Cutler, for Port Townsend
80 Am hrfuC CuusuelO. Cousins, for san Iran
g-Er bt Lady LampsOn, Marstun. for san Fran
H-Au vh hk Cape Horn Pigeon. Kelly FOR cruise
Vessels in Port,
Am bkiua Eureka, Lee
Am steam hhtug Morning star Bray
E1r ship fmpUlt0r, Hole
sru -rLr Wm Houfou, EsChCn
Ger Dbl. NafhiIdg krCuziCn
tm tern Eva Wiikmau
Am .fm-vh Alliance Mckauu8
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08
MORTGAGE Notice Of intention to FarseIo.e

NOTICE Il HEREBY CIV N
~ that pursuant ta power ri saIe contained Dbl e
certain u1rrtgrre deed tafa rr fifl esF 1f J1aulr
f--i male hv u T.. rrrtag ri ffrnnfrIr fs.lud lf
Uaha t1 4 Cartwright Admint.t-aiaf % tle Erflfe
~ ST. U1l5. deceased no Che rrue pIarc. 1f record
o. ol pl-e. isI PSI and ~ and fnr hresct nf fne
conditions iu sril marfel.r decd cari arel. f1 ef.
Thc DIS ~ interest tlt 40 all Fuular flr
.ands tcueuerts aud hereiif1meuts iH .1il mpr1aee
deed contained and tesrrt1rI. IIi. Iffrr Ore flme
limited bT ffu De lad NO Public Aacfi1l. nr lrr1unf
Of the conditions 5- herein before mentioned.
Tbs property in said m1r--1c defcrarl being -if1-
are 10 EauuakaniIi Dol Honolulu lf1reslil and com
conveyed tn sI'1 o. r. PARKER lT de.finf O. 4 NlItu.
1f record Dol fher ~ 7u r1-es - lud ~.
lsigncff a. p. caErWluGllr.
Admr E.f r. IS mall
Crru BnnTT Attorney Or M1rtlnrlr.
Dated Unnffr1n March lfn is-l nl-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The {. 5. S. Hartford is now daily expected and
will probably arrive during the coming week, from
the South. No definite information has been re
Ceyed relative to her late movements.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08
Another Petition.

10 Hrs E1oELLENcY CHAs. T. GUIIoK, Munster Of
the Interior,
GREETING: Whereas, We understand a license
to sell spirituous liquors has been issued to
party, and
Whereas a large petition to Your ExcelencY by
our people was being signed requesting you 10 not
grant such a license and which has since been pre-
scented to Your Excellency.
Therefore we, the men, women and children of
the district do hereby petition Your EIcellency
that for reasons therein contained we humbly pray
that said license be revoked. And for this We will
ever pray.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

j. A. Dover d Co. manufacturers of surf boats,
present various points well worthy the considera-
ton Of plantation agents and others, ia their ad
yertisement in this issUe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

There was a very small attendance at the band
concert last Saturday. Decorating the various
churches was occupying a number of the ladies;
besides the weather was shOwery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

/ DEPUTY Marshal, il not having the numbers dis
/ tinctly placed upon express lanterns, aided the
| rasrallv driver I'm concealinc his identltv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The schooner TINA, Capt. MacDougal. left Hilo
for San Francisco March 18th with $40 tons sugar,
800 tons from HilO Sugar Co. and 20 tons from the
Waiakea Mill Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

Heavy rain all through Friday. The streets put
Oh their usual coat Of mud. The condition Of the
side walk between the Hn0giiaH Office and Mcln-
erny's store was simply disgraceful.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

Tomorrow is the anniversary of the close of
the American civil war, by the surrender of Genl
Robert Z. Lee to General L. 5. Giant, April 9th,
1866 How old some Of US are getting 10 be.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The Hotel is not ag-well filled as it was before
the departure of the IidUeda. there now being
many an aching void, to the Manager, within
that palatial mansion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08
INV

The teachers and pupils of the Hilo Foreign
School held most enjoyable picnic at CocOanut
Island on Wednesday, March %.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The Odd Fellows OF this city intend to celebrate
the anniversary of the first formation of the Orga-
nization in the United States, April 10Th, 1919, on
the 9th, inst, by grand ball at Music Hall
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

Tie $50 reward offered for the detection of the
parties said to have tempered with the wires Of
the Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co., bas not yet been
called for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

Dividends by various corporations are making
the hearts Of stockholders glad. During the week
at once
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

st. Adams College will reopen for The midsum
mer term on April 49, Pupils DESTROYS Of entering
should apply to the Principal, Alatau T. Atkinson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The greatest appetizer, stomach blood and
liver regulator on earth-American Co.'s Hop
Bitters. Look for and read advertisement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

Colonel Iaukea, Collector General Of Customs,
has during ne past week, been making some desir.
able changes in the interior Of the Custom House,
which will greatly add 20 the convenience Of those
having business with the department, and also to
the neasness of the Office. Now all that Is needed
is for the Minister Of the Interior to order the out
side of the building 10 be thoroughly repaired and
painted o. make It one Of the dnest Government
hni .dif1r-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

Thanks 20 Sir. Mellis for the cake Of unleaveued
bread, which found its way to the GAZETTE Office.
The Jewish brethren are celebrating the Passover
or Chng h1Umg-0h and do not forget their Chris
tian friends.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

A Ind named John Lancaster while crossing
Richard street. near Beretania, on the evening Of
M Isl inst was run into by the horse Of rapidly
driven express and knocked down, receiving very
severe cuts aboat the head besides some body
br,ise. The driver Of the express whipped up
bis horse ard escaped identification The lad
--ss removed TO the Hospital where he received
,,,s cttention Of Dr. Mckibben and assistants and
4 now doing well. The studied neglect Of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

Two Of the three cups, offered by the Honolulu
Yacht and Boat Club as prizes in the aquatic con
tests the 2Sth ult., have been presented to the
Myrtle Boat Club, crews Of which were winners IN
both siI-oared races.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

Good Friday was very nOtiCably observed in this
city, besides being Government holiday, the bank
and large number Of business houses closed
doors after noon. The flag at the Italian Consul
late was h9lf-mastcd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

April LIST. as 'AA Fools day was passed very
oui6tlv tie Ministers did not bold a reception,
,ras expected vet quite a number OF people Wis
ited the p. " :. 5. wharf in the early morning TO
view the whales. said 10 be on exhibition, and a
sele,t Jew including two newspaper representa-
lives and some Government officials waited pa
tiently aor the tug Alert 20 start on the Diamond
Haa1 nxFurziors
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

Opium, at retail, is now higher in price than it
has been for the last SIX years, 81 per tin being
tho local price; on Kauai S25 per tin Is asked.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The April term of the Supreme Court was con
yeued on the 9th inst, Judge Austin on the bench.
The first case placed ON trial was that of keleme-
neke, charged with larceny, Antoine Rosa Esq,
appeared for the Government.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

Old Subscriber is informed, that anonymous
contributions are not noticed by the GAzErrE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The week past, ending the 4th inst, has been
observed by the Christians of the community as
HOLY Week and a stricter attention 10 religious
duties has been noticeable. Holy Week Is special
ly cousecrated TO the eommemoration Of the Pas
sion OF the Redeemer in the garden Of Gethsemaue
and appropriate services have been held III all OF
the local churches.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The school children are enjoying their spr
vacation, which ends on the 9th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

And nov another Richmond appears upon the
field Of local volunteer companies the latest being
native association which lays claim TO the title
OF the Queens Own A preliminary meeting
was held at the Office of the Chamberlain on the
evening Of the 9Th, inst, y members present, md
j. l.. n. llipa was elected pro tenn captain. Reso-
lutions were passed that .he company enroll as
volunteer infanty company and committee was
appointed to make application TO tho proper
authorities
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

On the 3lst ult. auctoneer Adams sold TO James
ReutOn 20 shares of stock of the Union Mill Com
pauy. The purchaser paid SOS each for Is shares
and $500 each for shares total of Sl2,4jO for
the 70 shares
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08
NOTICE {!

Iron AND AFTER THIS DATE.
i 800 arrounts ail br d1e iud collected at llr cod
NJ Each Month lsfeld lf IrFrf1fIl- y. heretofore
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

NJ. d. Niousarrat, Of the Survey expedition for
Molokai left by the IiIe1Ls on Monday afternoon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The principal circulating medium during she
first part Of the week was paper-quarterly bills
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

Tie Central Park skating rink was well filed on
Monday evening by an audience which had assem-
bled 10 witness 10 mile skating match. The contes-
tants were numerous and during the contest many
laughable mishaps occurred. The result OF the
race as announced by the judges, ,Messrs. Wise
Lucas first, Dick Davis second Willie White third,
j. Hartmann fourth, .. Monsarrat fifth. The
timekeepers state the 10 miles were skated in -
minutes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The H0rolulu Stock and Bond Exchange has been
quiescent for some months past. Considering
that the present, might aptly be termed1the "diyi-
dend season. " now would seem the time for the
company TO harvest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The hammer which Nr. Z. z. Adams the auc-
ti0ueer has 80 defty welded in The past, has been
placed temporarily in the possession of Mr.. James
Morgan, the polite aud attentive bOok-keeper of
the firm. The maiden sales of the new auctiOneer
were made during the past week, the results being
quite successful both to the patrons of the estab-
Ishrnnnl and tho saller OF wares.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The Steam Whaler iRiaHes arrived in port yes
terdav. lG DAYS from San Francisco. On arrival
she was placed on the Marine Railway for adjust
inc Lnr l.ruunIlnr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

Considering that Major Rosa has been detailed
90 the duty of Crown prosecuting officer j! might
be pertineutly asked what are the Attorney Gen
eril and the Deputy Attorney General engaged at.
Most probably In the oueruus duties OF drawing
their fat salaries. and thus tending to reduce the
volume Of silver in the treasury
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The Central Park skating rink was opened TO
the public for the first time the evening Of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The Koloa Sugar Co. advertise a dividend of
S12O per share payable Immediately. share Of
this Company. last quotation, was $1,000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The fdrsrtsr, states that the lepers at the Ia
kaako hospital wire the recipients Of feast on
9TH inst, at which the Attorney General was rela-
gated 20 "a secondary position Why did not the
projectors extend their charity and include the
iepers at M0lokai. Already the political ball Is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

A ricat and convenient calendar Of the Supreme
Court cases to be disposed Of at the April Term,
has been prepared by vs.. Foster, Esq, the Clerk.
This will be Of great convenience 20 the legal fra
fpr1yfv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

Now that the Lenten season is over the motto
for the rest OF the year will probably be ou with
tho Dance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

On the 18th inst, a now savings bank,
said to be secured by deposit Of 100000
in Hawaiian Bonds is 90 be opened IN this
city. The Attorney General Paul Nsumann, will
probably be the legal adviser Of the new institu-
ton
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The ing Iilf has been rechristeued and is u.
named the Elem. Iitglics "Livelv"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

Bumor has it that one of the liquor licenses on
Maui has been granted to J. D. Marlin and one on
Hawaii TO 4. c. Along and Geo. Beckley.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-08

The bark Lqdg Ltgps3H sailed for San Francisco
the 1fth inst, with T26 tons OF sugar valued at
] a.a- fsrf