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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04
PASSENGERS.

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= tH1ArHtE and ulfr Mr. - LEl-sf1-- N-- ha.sH". a
q haHa.la1..- N.-- ola. q % Smith.
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N...Hr I'rH. NnEIluL -u. wife Hon g. u srUa and e
SERVANTS. FHIa Markham, A.-- ha| y tsE, y D.e-.H
and rfH 3 81 aEAHl-Gr. D = >Hrrf. Mics Allie. FEslas
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e.-.....u.. n l9lrr1a- = 81 Kane vs. E,ra-r-- wife
--I Ga.'l-rl.
Dog Nar. peg L.sr.Ee. March --IIrr TO }ylIla-.
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--A As- laal.u-- Ars z L. laala- and child, e.
u hu.r.. som h..r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04
Se rms N5 Us +raSl il FEfEt $500 100 --
A Wedding.

Tor; Street Church was filed To- uvgrF5viss, ms
thursday evening, Feb. 26;h. at the wedding cgra
naly Which robbed Us of or dear Miss Brsese
El.-e name D familiar In 50 many households
-4 save us m her placs. Mrs I. ;. Southvick
Ar- N1uthvlck. is from London England yrbe-.
DDS parents nov reside, and has for more Than J
.er occupied tie position Of book kCeuerir Undo,
-cA ally 6 large dairy establishment. Mis- Rraes,
has Tor some two years flled most acceptablv tht
responsible and lrCuouS position Of CITY rrfis.f7
lar1 For wear she was suun1rtaI- i, ~.
" oman Board OF Missions. But when thaf
--'lei1 o. lelraCD assumed the S-uu1r- of fr-Tir-
missionary IN Micronesia. Miss RreaSa became ~.
r-stn-e.ut Fort Street Church
some ''9 invitations vtre issued 10 the wed.
- AlN reception. and Judging from the crowded
A2.-e nearly all Of them were accepted
ar. Ayrul Zones presided al the organ. |ubs;
74lAla we Honolulu people do without Myrou
zones. ana PLAYED various wedding marches and
songs with ms usual good taste
The Church was tlab1rateIv decorated Sr-0-
Iiug the middle aisle in front of Ia r,rI,if 49,
tafee gothic arches. covered with flowers and
ferns aud from the central arch hung susrer,5ifli
2 -l'il os-4- De design was originated and car
rie-1 gui, by Miss Molle start assisted ly Nh
hov. hubt. Nckeusie. Of san Francisco ii sh0r+
distance from TINS, IN the aisle was double rats
aLso covered with flowers which opened aud closed
- ~ 15l4A- piriy passed thrUuch the design and
work ~ Mis- Frances Lack
shortly after the hour announced. thr bridal
i4rty entered "a the following order:
Lev. :. A. lrgEan. L shers-Messrs Gen Koch
-- - n --AA-tL- mos. Nutt and q. H GarSteus.
HrelInsIne1 and bridesmaids Mr. Oliver Swain
and Miss NJ. Start, Mr.. r. W. Padmore ana Miss
Goodwin, Groom and Bride, Mr.. i. ;. Sautbvick
and Miss A. j. Breesg.
me bElde dress wgs OF ErCy silk trimmed with
snlie Spanish lace AID ouameuied with natural
1uztrS
After Pastor CruEau uad made the two one in
ans usual happy style. the bridal party proceele5
y ihe vestry Of the Church 10 receive the courra
tulaiions Of their many friends and this room too
was very quickly filled with merry crowd. inclrd-
ING many children. the members of the brides
var1uus classes and societies.
Lt l.steiAl noral decorations Of this room was
iue work OF Mrs. r. ~. Iaine. assisted bv ssyerFl
,ounc ladies upon and around the piano were
arranged many and elegant gifts. We may mem
non among them cOstiy family bible. moon ar
elegant writing desk the GIFT Of the brides Spnday
evening bible class: silver and gold card cas-
from her Young Peoples Christian Ternp5r1uce
/ mon Wakefield chair from those who attend
Der slday evening socIables and az arm chair
from Judge and Mrs. McCuIlv.
NE ladies % f0r1 Street Church and other
irlenas had provided simple but ample collation.
lnder the c-rc Of Alrs. McCully and HIrs. Dr.
whitney.
u the newly married couple experience a small
SHARE of the good wishes rendered them thew Will
spend many happy and useful years together and
lay up much ireasurC in the world 10 come.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

A.-EEplanatory Of Section SS6, Civil Code:
Every exception taken in the progress OF a Jury
trial 10 any order ruling of the Justice presid-
ing must be put in writing by counsel before the
close Of the trial. all such exceptions the effect
Of which. if sustained, would be the granting of
new trial, OF the entry of Judgment non obstuHfe
ucredfcf0 must be embodied in bill of exceptions
and presented to the Justice before the final
adjournment Of the term.
Such bill Of exceptions should embOdy sach per
tons of the evidence as is essential to the full
understanding Of the case. Costs must be paid,
and bond to secure further costs must be filed at
the time of presenting the bill Of exceptions.
B-Explanatory Of Sections ,l5J and |, 156. Civil
Code:
All EXCEPTIONS to the verdict, as being contrary
to the Law and the evidence OF the weight of evil
dence. aud a motion for new trial on this grOund
must be made at the time of the rendition of the
noted by the -lerk on his minutes
1This motion must be perfected within ten days,
by being put II writing by counsel, and paying
costs and fling bond for costs to accrue, and if
made by defendant against whom a verdict has
been rendered, a bond not TO dispose of his pro
perry, as required by Section 1,l56 Civil Code
must be filed. Argument on this motion may be
made before the Justice who presided at the trial
on his minutes.
Any party excepting to the ruling of the Justice,
DENYING or granting the said motion, must present
his Bill Of Exceptions therefor to said Justice for
allowance within ten days from the rendition Of
such ruling, By paying costs are giving bond for
further costs. Such bill of exceptions must en-
body the testimony.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04
Tho Friend

The Editors Of this periodical have devoted th,
current number largely 10 obituary notices of two
prominent people, the late Rev. :. c. Damon and
the late Mrs Lowell Smith. The accounts Civer
% these excellent citizens and true Christians are
likely 10 become historical, and the editors have
done, not only graceful act. but a wise thing in
giving So much space 10 81 important subject
The actions OF our departed friends are treated
from severn! S.and-points, and in each case Is
shown how admirably they have done the work
that was given into their hands TO do
In addition TO these extended notices there Is a
very feeling mention made Of the late Captain DAT
ami of the deceased Mrs Maroon.
Concerning the Nonouti massacre their Is some
important correspondence published. but the state
uents made are sr pJTis, and will require confirm
ato1, which may probably be gathered from the
next Australian mail
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04
silver Coin in the United States.

EDITOR GAzETTE;-This is not the only country
that has monetary troubles. The silver producers
of the United States are demanding unlimited
coinage Of silver notwithstanding all the Govern
ment vaults full Of it. S40OO0,0O0 are to be
removed from San Francisco mint to another place
of storage. The most advanced thinkers of Amer
lea see trouble ahead from the excessive quantity
of silver coin afioat in a country which has gold
for its standard Of values.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04
IMPORTS

Prom Naua.ma. D G. 1.r-gIal-a-a Esa ss-g-sr tau-
loaI
Prom ro- T6arsell. Hae It @ Wh..uorn, Esd ---
fs- Iaths
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

A \ MEETING OF THE COR
a PoRAT0RS OF the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
COMPANY tLimitcdl, held nj Honolulu, in the Island
Charter OF Incorporation granted 20 them by the Minis
ter OF the Interior accepted and the said Company
organized adopted It's bye Laws and chose for s
officers the following persons, namely;
Alatau Atkinson ....... President and Editor
Robert Grleyc. ......... Treasurer and Manager
Lorrin ThuFstou Secretary and Auditor
All OF whom reside in said Honolulu
1851 I'm LORRlN A TIIIVSTON Secretary
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04
Nrw advertisements.
NOTICE

A QUARTERLY MEETING OF
4 n the Board OF Trustees Of the QUEENS HOSPI-
TAI viii be held al the Room 81 the Chamber OF
Commerce in Campbclrs Block, on FRIDAY NEXT.
the 9th instant AZ II a. m.
Per Order. F. A SCUAFFFR S,r,et.-v
Honolulu March ii fSS5 tOSi !;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

clever capture Of Chinese and natives, men
and women who were engaged in passing away
the midulch- hours Of the Isl inst, By gambling
was made BY Captain Names assisted By police
officer Macy, on that date. The raidinC party.
consisting of only two. had to plan well TO capture
The entire gambling party. consisting Of eight as
doors and windows offered ready means OF escape.
After making chockmates 10 expected moves the
raiders after watching The game for while efec-
ted entrance and captured the entire party. In a
search a little later Captain Marcos discovered an
OPIUM smoker. IN the act. and he also was placed
under arrest and with the gamblers escorted 10
the police station. Judge Bickert11 found true
hiiI and The co.iers Of the county were enriched.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04
COMMERCIAL.

HONOLULU, WIEgH q ~
Er.sa- during tle pass week ha- shown That the-r
Hs aal been ffC -ttg-t f,-Cycuert Coz trade. The
currency question SIN unsettled sni Tie influence
ere existing CONF licltiols Is beginning O. have
Hllcts nE trade transactions L. zeal estate iu
I..rlis-- The merchants % the Community as repre-
SCENTED rE tsr Chamber ui Commerce have faded 90
.r.rar tlr Government 90 upheld ir TANGIBLE man
sha National credit and a. O consequence uf thcir
lore t-de Trosrecs Esvc not nov brilliant futu-C
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04
spccial Notirrs.
Testimony to Iron Filter Presses Imported
by H. HackfeId & Co.

is the second season this Pres, Ia. been in use in
connection with the Lahajua MN, and is proving a
great success I estimate the saving at about per
cent OF the crop. The many advantages the Prcssc,
have over the wooden IN use on these islands arc
as follows; They arc much stronger. bciu. able TO
stand pressure Of ie pounds o. steam the skimu.ins
are therefore forced throah much quicker and eonse
qaently moro work Is being done with them. As each
frame has separate outlet, It Is no, necessary to stop
working the Press altogether should one Press cloth
DC leaking Il is sufficient to stop the overflow Of the
ieaNlns franc. The Pross-eloths can be changed
much quicker, as no sewing Is required. The Press
viii last forever, st can never get out Of order.
f. NoELLER
LAhaina, Maui, February, isSi, 1851 I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

To poison well is one Of the worst Of crimes.
Il IS to p1ison the fountain Of life for ones
self and for posterify- Often by cariessness, or
misfortune, OF inheritance this has been done.
Ayers SarsapaTilia goes back of the symptoms.
picks up those impure seeds from he blood the
vital stream. and restores appetite, strength and
health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

During the week ending February 2ai, Hilo has
had cold stormy time Of it. Such stormy weather
WIND. not raln-Is rarnly e1neriencad herr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

The 4 i1HslI brought large mail for the gene
raj public and also for the newsdealers. The YES
SCI also took away i mass Of correspondents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

ability Of either as master mechanics, and CON
scientious w3rkmeu is rated asAI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Tho coming OF the Srseckcls dollars rcr,ip,,s M,
OF the Draper Dean Swift letters AGAINST fbe
coinage OF copper coin for Ireland. 4 private in
dividual had the contract but Drarrrs leite-S mr.,
ing me people not 20 accept the CON- had the effect
~ oAusng tne lrish to reject money the profit on
the manufacture Of which did not ca into tbs e,,
mon government treasury. The party had to with.
drav his fekcps, and Drapier's name was held il,
reverence by that generation. What pitv our
larry, Or, N Ia, ,s S,,'i''
hop hitters gives good DIGESTION active liver.
eo9d circulation and buoyani spirits. Get the
only genuine American Co.'S, Read advertisement,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04
Partnership Nntire.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVETuIS
= day formed Partnership under The firm name ol
operating the
Honolulu Marine Railway
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

tires seem the order Of the DAY in kohala. The
Star Mil trash houses were afre last week. but
the damage fortunately was not as great as j;
might have been.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Tie Far1s ). Ti5m-0bEH, Potter master, is c1-
pecied % leave Hilo for hahului on Friday Feb
18th She has taken or board 30 tons OF sugar
from Waiakea Mil Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04
Co-Partnershin Notice

THIS Is TO CERTIFY, THAT
samuel J. Lcvcy and William H. Aldrich both re.
siding IN Honolulu Island OF OAHU Hawaiian Islands
nave ths day formed partnership for carrying on aud
tansaetinc geucral Grocery and Provision business
AZ SlIa n9nouu, under the firm name and style or :
iSSa 5Sirncd1 = II IFVF( Z - -
lOi7 % " n 4IbRIcu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Good crops are the order of the day, and the
Young cane at klauea looks extremely well. Grind
ing going on at most Of the plantations, and the
dry weather is Just the thing for them. An i'll
wind that blows nobody good.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

The roads and bridges in the Hanalei district
are reported to be in disgraceful condition. The
latter are positively unsafe. The Minister Of In
terror Is said to have promised 10 attend TO the
matter at once The citizens Of the district would
like TO have something more substantial than
words
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Hilo was visited bv an earthquake on Monday
evening. Feb. Sd. at p minutes past nine o'clock
Shock plainly felt. no damage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

The EsIr7 ClgtiiHa took in 27Sis tons Of sugar
from Hitohecck's mill a; Papaikou and returned
to Hilo on Friday, Feb. 3Oth. In attempting to
raise her anchor AZ Papaikou she parted her cable
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04
A Proper Course Of Procedure.
Explanatory Of Section So, Civil Code

EXCEFTIaSs NV TRIALS, AND APPEALs
The following new rule has been promulgated
by the Supreme Court for the guidance of counsel:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Cor SAKE Is ~on deck with fine inp5risiioa
=. Stl ered pigs These will therefore not De fed
AZ ide Government stve.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

At the Kilauea plantation there have heen re
cieved twenty Japanese men aud eight women.
They appear to be contented and happy They
have all adopted European costumes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

HAWAII.
Ms. Folsom returns to San Francisco as passen
ger on the EH,sia ClaHdiRa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

The Marine Railway has been leased by Hon.
s G. Wilder 10 Messrs. Sorenson d Lyle the lat
ter gentlemen having formed partnership for
the purpose Of carrying on the business. The
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Alis day, at noon, Grover Cleveland the Presi
cent e.ec' o. the United States, will be manga
rated IN office II the Capitol at Washington.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Arrived.
E.H -r-AHI h-trgJ - Sn7cck,-s. FrIds from Trrr
Au shin Nci-cse. from Departure Bay
--ArI fk 4 @ Mhrmu-l- aihouu. fra Sound
Am nh ts Jose 7Llre. L-zrll1l- FROM IraH
IAN NH DIS Crrlu. k-HU. 1-us1 Sln Er.r
SAN vi hk A Hicks Adams I'm Neu EeslF1-l
>-Au va hk Ahs ElrkE-, WING. from NarIa I.
--hr rIE hk t-lrHIIl. Herman. from san Fr-r
Ntr f-Arl vt bk Na-y a >rsEl. Orc1 FROM $ F7.l
Sailed
FrH SO - = Alameda Morse. Jog San Francisco
- Hru -rl- hapioiau.. y yeas. Coz Soatl Sea Is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

The Princess Likelike. viii hold her usual recep-
iion. at her Waikiki residence. tomorrow after
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Experiments are being made with the variou.
kinds of patent furnaces on several plantations
'Gnd the results may be looked for shortly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Ar sFreckol's dollar Is worth about 50 cents.
and perhaps fraction over. To get this valuable
com into the country, we have sent away five
frame pieces worth - i cents 4 very good 5x-
cEguCg-fgr Mr.. SprecSels
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS

TlIE UNDERSIGNED Is READY
to take Views TO order In best style Of the Photo
good work
So Island Views for sale at A L. smiths. Fort st.
lose II L cu,Sr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

MI. I. J. Adams VIII offer at auction at 10 am.
% the ih INST, SATURDAY property situated ON
lang street --I Of the Bethel church belonging 10
the estate Of Il. Schrievlr There will H. m IN,
par-uulty offered for bargain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04
Corporation Notice.

And carrying on General Shipwright Business
THOS. SORENSON
JAMES LYLE.
Honolulu. Feb.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

The interior Of the PaIacei nov one Of the sights
Eat Hotel tourists are allowed % take IN. Major
llluen engineered q crowd OF Bostouiaus through
;al sacred precincts on the 9th nit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

The weather on the garden island is extremely
dry, and stock raisers are complaining OF losing
part Of their stock in consequence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Col Spalding's 1ume at kealia, which has re-
placed the wire tramway. is working well.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

A Eg-sl offered ~ aucuol lately and on which
ons bad had been taken, was discovered. by Cap
tam reynolds. 10 i Elandercd The sala was not
ball
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

NnTICE :

A I THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
"a the Shareholders Of the iNTERlSLAND STEAM
NAVIGATION Co, held at their Office on the Espan-
Tor tho cnsninr vcnr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Sis; Eaql NeuTnann, accompanied by Miss VIZ
al the Coast watering places.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

The siE-u4re5 race between the senior crews of
il- Myrtle and Honolulu boat clubs which was
expected would take place IN March Is reported 10
De- 'u-. The Myrtle's crew took water"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

lHl ar|st5H statement that the Road Supervi-
soy gets paid fu- ~mindinc his own business Is
sufficient 70 cause the Minister Of Interior TO petit
uQu the official 10 devote little of his orr time %
u. -Llls Which he IS .-.L.-.a-I 40 snnnrris.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Inc ~ tons q frrs.csl Cumberland Coal sold
10y Z. J.. Adams hist Wednesday, was bought bv
the Honolulu Iron Works, for 81 Oao: Sc reT ton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

weather very warm during the past week. the
mercury rising on several DAYS TO s..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

be many friends Of Mrs. Tito II. Davies. will
Be glad 90 hear that there has l,eef decided IN,
movement 70 her health within the las; few DAYS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Ihere are no discussions in the Cabinet. Birds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

The bark lrF'na well found and fitted was offered
Tor sale, al auction. the 9th ult az the upset
price Of $500 No oHer above the limit being
uluo The s.la VS. not atfac-nd-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

The Eag,1 Ci1r5ia1 cleared from Hilo on We'd
neSday. February 18th. with a full cargo Of sugar
tS51 tons and III hides. for san Francisco. 97Sls
tons OF The sugar Is from Hitchcock's plantation
and s. tons from Wainaku sugar Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Yesterday was the 5Sri anniversary Of the bir.L
OF Governor j. q. Nominis-3n event which was
daily celebrated IN quiet way by the Immediate
friends uf the Governor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Ki DeP' Fu"o' has it that Aholo is to d, cd of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04
Hons. Ruehn. Mandral.e and pnndelion.

The oldest, Best. most renowned
aud Valuable Medicines ia the World.
and in addition contain all the best
and most effective curative properties
OF ali other bittcrS. being the greatest
Liver Regulator, BLOOD PURIFIER
and life and health rcstoriu. agent on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Ale taw1iiaE Bazaar, Kennedy 4 Co. being
declared bankrupt Messrs NJ Green and " II
Reynolds have hesa elected by the creditors as as
Sirraas VS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

There Is a healthy rivalry existing between
Marshal Slpgr and Colonel Iaukea relative 10 thg
s.oppaCe Of the unlawful traffic in opium Tie
Marshal depends on couple Of police captains
for assistance Col. Iaukea has the aid Of the
entire Customs c1rus
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

The present E3re5fissr editor. following IL the
deep imprint left by his predecessors, fayors the
readers Of that paper with nauseOus sensation
allsm Of hogs and horses, With his pen be even
polutes the streams that supply the town with
drinking wafer: and for what end: Go, visit the
lgUgr settlement
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

q sight 10 make them laugh or weep was that
when three such men as Messrs. J. q. Carter J
Hymau and Iheo. II. Davies met poor John ka-
pena 50 called Minister Of Finance for the purpose
Of discussion. The gentlemen first mentioned
are full Of their subject, poor John does Eot know
the a. b. C. OF anything let alone finance. Il must
have been a shaky time with him. He depended
however upon my colleagues 10 whom be FIRE
unerfly reformed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Prof. Francis Wayland of Yale College. Will lee
tGre Tuesday evening, March 2ith His subject
viii be parliamentary Government with anecdotes
Of the English Parliament The lecture Will be
given maid Of the funds ofshe woman's Christian
Temperance Union
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

- I'D O'Clock this morning Mr. + Z. Adams
Vi.l preside az credit sale, OF caialocued goods
20 De held IN the store Of MeSsrs c. Brewer & 60.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

hAnmAkapih Church members still request
donations 90 the building fund. Lists arc in circR
iailon 81 present, and grand fair is project for
she future
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

quarterly meeting Of the Trustees Of The
QzeCu's Hospital viii be held at the Chamber OF
Commerce Rooms. Campboll's Block on FRIDAY
next. at II O'Clock am
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Sine the advent Of the kite flying seas "a The.
various telephone wires have become the repository
Jog thread strings. sticks, paper and the other
c1mpolCnts which make up the modern kite. much
70 the discomfort Of various aerial cxperimeutcrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

~ On Rala Rt QElsl 3 c5srtyFri..i,; : ~
I local agent. has record equaed by few insurance
/ companies and surpassed by none, and has done
| the largest yearly business OF any company. The
] policies are non-furfeItablC and iudisputable
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

FURNISHED ROoMS--Ncat ana costly Fur
nished Rooms eau be had by early application at
t@s) No. Z GARDEN LANE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

Tue ioca- currency question Will probably be
sltiOl 10y the present Government al an early date
say about the time of-thc completion OF the Pa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04

/ The small boys OF the place do not seem to be
] degeneratlnC, they show a commendable amount
I Of energy. Three Of the fraternity, BERTHE Mist
I Harry Mist and Alatau Atkinson Jr. saved their
] pocket money up, bought lumber. built themselves
with theiI own hands canoes, each fourteen feet
long and last Saturday successfully yoyaged down
from the Marine Railway 20 Waikiki in their own
crafts. TINS Is enterprise and no mistake and we
commend the little chaps for the energy they have
shewn. The trip was made in an hour, which was
d. ~ lid TIM