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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07
An UNPLEASANT Duty.

The rather dsagreeable incident dsagreeable
undoubtedly to all concerned, relative TO q late
search for opium happened, on the arrival of the
bark Eureka in port. From information received
aroused relative to the contents of large box said
to contain n coffin and corpse of relative of a
resident of this city. Inquiry only strengthened
the suspicious, aroused by the original informa-
ton, as the consignee was unable to show any con-
sular certificate or the usual undertaker's certif-
cate which is necessary adjunct TO such things in
all American cities. No other alternative seemed
left but to search the suspected package and to aid
in the proper conduct thereof Marshal Soper,
deputy Attorney General Rosa and others outside
of the Customs authorities wero present The
wooden covering was removed and the zinc lining
unsoldered An old casket was thus exposed to
view the surroundings of which showed the fallacy
of the suspicion of smuggling and-the search
was ended
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

Of the rebels and the restoration of peace through
out the republic.
The New York State Democratic Convention no.
minated Governor Hill for Governor ON the first
ballot
The Secretary Of the Treasury INSISTS that the
payment of money by passengers to Custom house
Inspectors must be stopped.
The Swatara and Yantic, with SO, 10000 on
board would arrive at Washington Sept. Il.
The Colorado Republican leaders have har-
monized their differences
Ihe Grant monument fund at New York amounts
to $4,000 to date.
Dr.. Douglas says that this bill for the whole time
he attended General Grant amount to less than
$4,000
1t is now stated that the PHriiaH was bought for
Charles j. Paine Of Nahant, owner of The yacht
Hdieyon and one of the syndicate that built the
Puritan.
A disastrous fire has occurred in Setlan. n village
IN the valley Of Engadine, Switzerland. Sixty
houses we're burned.
The American bark Cashmere, Captain Nichols,
from Philadelphia April ed, for Hiogo, has been
lost at Tanasga Sima, an island of Japan, part Of
the crew were saved.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

The Hq'oaiiaH Chinese Ne,rs published iii this
city IS making progress. Ii published ilustrat-
ed edition on Saturday. The subject of the picture
was the Chinese man of-war Using 6sy, which
has recently been purchased by the Imperial gov
eminent. There IS a spirited description Of the
new vessel, and an excellent account of her guns.
Copies of the paper were eagerly bought up by the
officers Of the Hawaiian Navy, and the military
borrowed them TO read about the armament
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07
Ball of Engine Co. No, l,


The members of Honolulu Engine Co. No. !, gave
grand ball at Yosemite Hall, on the evening of
the LIST inst and the affair from beginning to end,
was a complete success, all present enjoying them
selves most thoroughly. Invitations had been e1-
tended (printed on satin) to Their Majesties, menu
bers of the Royal Family, the Ministers and men,
bers of the diplomatic corps There were present
in response, II. II. II. Princess Iiliuokalani, His
EIcelency Governor DOminis, His Exceleney c.
L. Gulick, Minister of the Interior, and Mr.. Gu
lick; Hon. A. $. CleGhOrn and the French Commits
sioner, Mons. Feer. The interior of the hall was
nicely decorated, profusion of flowers, ferns and
flags having been tastefully arranged, under tha
direction of Mrs. C.. b. Wilson. Mrs. Thomas
Krouse and Mrs. Robert More. The music far
nished as usual by Berger's band was well per-
formed. At midnighta supper, prepared by caterer
Hart, partaken of by the people present, after
which dancing was resumed, the programme Of
fered, of terpsichorean exercises being ended after
l O'Clock. The committee of arrangements, hav-
ing the matter in charge, and who contributed
greatly to the great success of the occasion, con
sisted of Messrs. Robert More Il. f. Graham, J.
A. Mehrtens, Il. Krouse p. O'Sulliyan.
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Choice Books,

1t will well repay any one to visit Messrs. Dat &
Co.'s store and see the fine collection of books
which have been received OK Jupiter The works
are well selected and present that great advantage
cheapness. Among those noticed were copies of
Crinkshanks Almanac, with its original illustra-
tons Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy, Lanes
original edition of the Arabian Nights, gem in
itself: Mark Twaiu's complete works. Some fine
editions of the English poets, among which may
be noticed Shelley, Byron, Pope and Hood. There
several excellent works Of reference compiled by
DR.. Brewer Rabelai's works. Homes history of Sign
Boards, indeed a collection seldom seen out here.
In addition TO the standard works number of
novels, substantially bound. 1t Is well worth any
ones time TO drop in and take Il look at the
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HOnOlpIu Library Association

The regular meeting of the Honolulu Library
and Reading room Association was held in the
library rooms on the evening Of the Pad inst. Re
ports Of the secretary and treasurer read and
approved. Recommendation to borrow 81 500 TO
pay outstanding debts of the society, to amend
steps for the holding Of an Authors Carnival were
favorably acted on. The usual annual election for
officers of the association resulted rs follows
President, 5. b. Dole; vice-president Nj. NJ. Scott
H. j. Meyer William Foster Rev. c. NJ. Hyde.
Walter Hill, Dr. c. 4. Rodgers, W. o. Atwater,
Henry waterhouse James b. Castle. The resigna-
tiOn of Mr.. A. Marques, who disseuts from the
financial management of the institution, was
accepted with thanks for his past services.
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Bontinp Matters.

His Majesty exercises the crews of his club in inn
promptu races every evening in the harbor.
The Myrtle seniors are reported to be in bad
form at present, some of the members of the crew
being unable to take kindly to boating work.
There is some talk about an outside crew being
entered in the races, on His Majesty's birthday,
crews.
The Honolulu club will probably present the old
crew in the senior races this year.
Everything at present indicates that the regatta
on His Maiesty's birthday, this year, will eclipse
all previous events of the kind.
The Myrtle juniors have commenced hard work,
and are now in active training for the coming con
tests.
The club Captain of the HOnoulus has com
menced to take an interest in the placing OF crews
to represent the club at the coming regatta III is
club, that ought TO find at least four crews COM
peting will barely be enabled to enter two.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

The vell-fe "Japs'' who are at present rustica-
ting At the expense OF the ax-payers of the COM
munity, at The Immigration Depot, had little
trouble on the evening Of the 9Th inst, with some
natives and after proclaiming by actions thor
superiority, reiterated to the barracks and armed
themselves with sticks whereupon the natives
fed No blood was split and Deputy Dayton ar
rived in time TO make amicabe arrangements.
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The spectators on the wharf at the departure of
the Alameda were furnished amusement for some
little time before the sailing of the vessel by the
actions of late arrivals with letters which as n
rule were refused deposit on board. As the vessel
was moving out the interest was heightened by the
frantic efforts of a belated passenger 10 climb ON
board by means OF a hawser hanging. over the side
HIS baggage handicapped him in such a way that
he was soon hardly able 10 lift his weight and
would probably have fallen overheard but for the
hearty haul given by some OF the sailors on board
who hoisted by main force to 4 portfolio through
which he was most uncermoniously dumped and
the band PLAYED.
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PASSENGERS.

Prom snu francisco. pcr b=tnc Consuelo, Oct 1st-
{ L Covilic, J Burke and q g Reyes.
From Molukai per M0koh Oct3-Nrs d McCol-an,
. children.
From Rahului aud Kauua,gkai per LIkclilsc. Oct 3
Captain u j Hubbard, W u Cummings, W W GoOdae
aud wife W o Bhoadcs. n sylvia, J Il Black and
wife NJ D Muusarrat.
Prom llilo aud way pori- per Kiunu, Oct 3-Capt J
Eldnrt W u Castle, Aseu, r r Kinds II koKenze,
Miss Edmnnds Miss L Hart Miss Hart DIR Arm
Ing. v Clifford Wight, wife and child, Master
Wilder Wight, Miss Lcta Wilder, 7 Benz Lyons. W II
Bailey. Mrs SchCmmClfcniug. w Dccota.
From Hamakua Hawaii. per lwalani, Oct i-R VI
Overcnd. a Boredmnu.
From Waimea and Nswiliwili,pcr Planter, Oct i-Miss
Alice Hauapi, Mn A Wilcox. Miss Leialoha VII
cox. Francis GAY Mise Eliza Gay Miss Mary Lowell,
Miss AlYinn Hcibkc j TraCescr. WOitcrs X l. Aucr-
bach u Srhraeder B0ssC Miss Pledge, Louis Tit
comb. g Manthci. Chinese.
From llanalci. via Nnauae and Wmaua, per & r
Bishop Oct 1-Iion Widemsuu. n English. Miss j
Wright Mrs Phillips and two children, Mrs Brown.
For windward ports per W q Hall, Oct 2-L Spon-
GER wife and children Mr. Spencer. Miss Hattie
J. Hampstead w sproull, NJ Dowsett, Mrs Ihihi
and nurse, d Rankin, 7 Lille
For Wainnac, Waialua, Hanaci, per James Makcc.
Oct 3-Iud-c j + Kama, Major 7 NJ Benson. j II Patty,
Miss Tanner kEmuknni
For The Colonies per City Of Sydney, Oct 4Profcssor
Julius Herr, W GarlicS john Garlick, Carey and
Riddell.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

Where has the last two years road tax gone to?
Gobbled for the carrying out of ''The Genealogy
Board,' and other like mis- appropriations. All
over the Islands one cry goes up, Our poor roads!
Can this state Of things last much longerg Is not
ta little queer that "B" writing in the Adperfisey
from Hlio few weeks since, patting the "R. 5.
on the back and praising up the good Hilo roads
was day or two since stuck firmly IN mud hole,
on the Government road not far from his own
place and violently thrown from his animal into
the slough, which entrapped his beast. Good, in
deed
An ACCIDENT.
An accident happened on the high bridge build
ing at Papaikou, few days since. One Of the
men at work about fifty feet from the ground care
lessly STEPPED on a batten only tackled on and fell
to the ground breaking badly both legs. The Dr.
has set the same and the poor fellow is doing we'll
PRIVATE ENTERPRISE VS.. GOVERNMENT DUTY.
The inhabitants of North HIlo have raised, by
subscription. enough money to build bridge, long
since carried away, and it has not cost Sl5,OOO
either. In town. private individuals, in order TO
be able TO get TO their homes on the streets, have
been forced to build sidewalks for themselves
Where is the Government? Sending men OF to
other countries when we are suffering. HILo.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07
Tho GazettO's Hilo Letter

Enron GAzErTE:-It does one good to see you
keep stirring p.the powers that be. to do their
duty. Keep il up-they need poking up now more
than ever. 1t is getting near election time and all
their peocadilloes' should be shown up. Il IS not
for want of funds, that roads in the out districts
road tares to be expended in the district where
raised. Have they been7 Look at the amounts
called for as Hne1psaaed 5glaaccs for almost every
district in the Islands, at the last session Of the
Legislature. And the last two years have only adj
ded 50 said balances. No money for North Konaf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

Considerable call was made FOR copies of the
4EsyalasiaH of August 21nd, shortly after the az
rival of the last Colonial steamer but none could,
seemingly, be obtained. The cause for the de-
mand stated 10 be account of the paper
containing the description Of an absconder, who
fed from New Zealand and had come hither
to join other birds of the same feather. That
there was attempt made 10 suppress the inform
alton from becoming public is very apparent the
Library copy Of the desired paper being mutiated.
the page containing the matter referred 20 being
torn out Those whom 1t most concerns are, how
ever, familiar with the name, age and occupation
of the wanderer
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07
CRICKET.
Honolulu VS.. H. B. M. S. S. Satellite

This match, which was played at the Recreation
grounds, Mal1ld, on Friday last, turned out to be
one of the most interesting games ever played IN
Honolulu. l. was glorious day and the best side
won.
At II:30 the satellites having won the toss
elected TO go in. The wicket appeared TO be IN
fair condition but far more favorable TO the bowler
than the batsman. The Englishmen we're out of
practice and could do little or nothing with the
excellent bowling of the brothers Lishman. Mr.
Thomas earned new hat by taking IN his record.
over three wickets with three consecutive balls,
This was the most remarkable feature of the
match. The Englishmen were an hour at the
wicket and were all ont for the moderate total of
81 runs.
The Satellites" took the field and Messrs.
MoOdhouse and Whitney took up the defensive
for Honolulu. Mr.. Whitney was unfortunately
run out Just as luncheon was called. 1t was
quarter after one before play recommended. There
were noteworthy features in the batting, but the
Honolulus managed in the end to crawl over the
" Satellite " score by three runs. The bowling of
Brown and Thurston deserves mention The field
ing Of the men-of-wars men did extremely well.
The innings of the home team closed for 40 runs.
With but a short interval the Satellite" went
again TO the wickets and Jared remarkably we'll.
The first and second wicket fell like a flash, but
Topping joining IhurstOn a good stand was made.
Mr.. Topping elected hearty cheers by lifting
half vOlley from Tom Lishman into an adjacent
field behind the pavilion. Mr.. Thurston hit hard
and deserves great praise for his plucky ..
Messrs. Topping, Thurston and Brown were the
highest scorers, and without their and the second
innings of the Engishmen would have cut a sorry
spectacle. The last wicket fell for 6 and thus
left their opponents 81 TO get to win.
MI. Howe and David Moehonua of the Homo
lulus were selected to open operations, but both
failed 10 score. Matters were satisfactorily
amended shortly afterwards by the scores of the
Lishman brothers and Mr.. $. j. Levey. Mr. j.
lishman made - In excellent style, and TO him is
due in great measure the success of the home
team. When time called at O'Clock Major
PUrvis and Holdsworth were at the wickets play
ing havoc with the worn out bowling. III runs
had been made by the HonOlulus with one wicket
to fall. The victory was well-earned, and was one
of the most pleasing contests in our cricket
annals. Should the Satellites" choose to prac-
tice they could give the Honolulus closer rub.
II is not likely that there will be a return match
as the Satellite leaves Immediately after the arrival
of the MaJIposu Thursday next. We had
almost forgotten TO tender the thanks of the clubs
to Mr.. w. r.. Seal, who performed the duties of
scorer with geniality and capacity and looked, for
all the world, happy enthusiast of the grand game
of cricket Amended is the full score:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

The balmy southern breeze has been prevalent
for the greater part OF the past week and a
sequence everybody Is complaining Of heavy, dull.
stupid, feeling. The evenings have been most
quiet the usually omnipresent hacks of late being
housed at 10 p m.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

OLIPHANT-In Honolulu, Sept 30. after 4 short i'll
ness Nm. W9IIAN OIIruAST, native OF Dairy, Ayre-
hire. Scotland, boz the % year of his age.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

UNGER-STARK-Iu this city, the Ord inst. b,
the Rev. j. A. CruZuu at the residence Of Mr.. South
wick Mn WILLIAM uEGER to MISS MoLIIE stalk.
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Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands,
October Term, Beginning October
;. 1855.
HAwAIIAN JrRY-cnnrrNAI-.

CHEZ JUSTICE JUMP, Presiding. Hos. PAUL NEU
MANN, Acknowledgement. W. AUSTIN WHIT
ING, Deputy AttUruey-General.
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provement covered by the patent for the purpose
of bending angle-iron and enlarging the scope of
its usefulness generally. After spending over an
hour in examining the invention, theory and
practice they departed wishing the inventor every
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

Mr.. J. A. Magoou, who has been attending tie
Law Department of the Michigan University at
Ann Arbor. having completed the course Of Studies
returned by the EHrelq, to his Island home. Pass
ing an examination before the judges of the Su-
preme Court, he has been admitted to practice IN
all the Courts of this Kingdom. Mr.. Magoon first
commenced his studies under the late Judge
Austin.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

BIessrs. 5. C. Allen and Mark L. Robinson filed
their seventh annual account trustees Of the
estate of James Robinson. before Chief Justice
Judd on the S0th inst, by the hands Of the master
in chancery. II. L. Poor Esq, the exhibit showing
that the years receipts up TO March Il $50, were
$7S540.67; expenditures SIS, 32l % leaving credit
balance Of S10,2i9.3S. The accounts as exhibited
were approved
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

His Majesty Somdutch Phra Paramndr. Maha
Chulalonkorn Phra Chula Chom klao, King of
Kalukaua, the subject being the demise of the
good Queen Emml.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

His Majesty entertained at breakfast at Iolani
Palace on the 9TH inst, Capt. Abingdon and Lieu
tenants Hudson, Saville, and SubLieutenant Lea
of II. b. NJ. :. Satellite.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

The London Sunday School Union has issued its
annual circular, asking Christians all the
October 18th and 18th, as days of special prayer
for Sunday Schools
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

By the way, the return of the S. S. Planter is
hailed with JOY on all sides, and her pioneer trip
after repairing at the Coast shows her to be all that
is desired for the passenger trade at present The
genial President of the Inter Island s. S Co. de
serves to be publicly thanked for the benefit he has
conferred on the travelling public.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

The Hawaiian Consulate at San Francisco seems
to be an adjunct 10 the Foreign Office in Honolulu
in the matter of passports 10 Chinese.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

Tho familiar face of Captain George II. Luce
will again greet tax payers this season, he having
once more been appointed Tax Collector for the
district of Koun.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

The exceptions taken 10y counsel for II. A Bird
ges during his trial for the killing of J.. Il. Pat
ten, have been oyorrulcd by the Justices of the
Supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

MIR. j.. j. Luyey the well known auctioneer has
now moved iuto permanent quarters in the build
ing formerly occupied by Messrs. A. W. Peirce d
Co. on Queen street.
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Wednesday, October 18th
tss5 at u O'Clock noon.
All of the Property

DESCRIBED IN SAID MORTGAGES, TO WIT;
IST-Al that certain Piece Parcel Of Land situated
in Maulili in Koioa, Island Of kauai, being the
citsterly portion % Land dcstrihed IN Royal Pa
tont No. 62-s, l.. G. Award 10 70 kapau.
aaD-Ali the Land described In Royal Patent fy5
Kulcana 500 TO Kauakahi. situated in Waipout,
On Island Of Kauai-
3RD All the Land described In Royal Patent Bfi.
Kuleana 1it7 20 Kaohi, situate in Wainflit, l.
land Of Kauai
GTH-Ai the Land described in l.. G. Award 6e2 TO
Kafnahoeiani, situated in Wnipouli, Island %
Kauai.
5TH-AIl the Land described fn &. C. Award ssg to
Kaaihikana, situated in WaiPguli, Island oi
Kauai.
In-All th- Land described in T.. e. Award $50 10
Enaiwa Tituated In Waipouli, Island u Kauai-
zTH All the right. title, interest aud estate % said
Kaumuaiii 10 sud ~ ai and every the Lands
Described ia a deed from Ella Pnhuudi and kauki
his wife dated Mach 18th ls9j. aud recorded iu
Liber 81. page i'5 iu the Hawaiian Registry o.
deeds.
Al the improvements ia above described Lands viii
be sold Herewith.
ps-TERNs CASH; aud deea- At expense Of the
purchaser.
LEWIS j. LEyEY. Aueuoncer.
Dated Honoiala, Sept 9th. 1ss5.
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The usual monthly social Of members Of the
Bethel congregation was held the evening of
the LIST inst at the residence of the pastor of the
church. Rev. 4. C. Oggel, and a most enjoyable
evening was passed by those present
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

The schooner Ia Moi, of the Pacific Navigation
Company, left the port of Pohoiki, Hawaii, on the
4th of September, ostensibly for Honolulu, but up
however, been taken TO assist the crew, il in dis
tress, by the provisioning and dispatching of the
steamer c. Il. Bishop in search Of the missing YES
sell The owners state that the captain is a native
knows nothing Of navigation. therefore IT is quite
probable that he has lost his bearings and is hoped
TO be in the vicinity of the eewar Of some of the
islands TO windward
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Nrm Embellishments.
TO LET

~ A ROOMY AND COMFORTA-
Sill BILE House the corner Of Dole and Alexander
Ais% Streets, lately occupied by II. $. TrCgodn;
ains five bedrooms. all gOod-sZcd with dressing
An acre and quarter Of Land attached Families
DESTROYS Of sending children to Punahou School will
find II advantageous on that account. Rent low.
1917 II CO Apply to g. j. LYONS
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No news as yet Of the schooner Ia Mo- or from
the search steamer c. Il. Bishop
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CORPORATION .ST0CK!
FOR SALE.
HAVE FOR SALE SHARES IN TIE FOLLOWING
CORPORATIONS AT THE PRICES NAMED;
|. A. THURSTON, Stock Broker.

IloI % IS McTchlni SIFcri
ASSigneeS' Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
L been appointed Assignccs Of the Estate Of 5. j.
LEVEY Il CO., Bankrupts, all persons indebted to
said firm hereby requested 10 make Immediate pay
ment to Alex. J. Cartwright at his office, No. Kaahj-
manu- street. ALIEN. j. CARTWRIGHT,
WM. G.. IRWIN.
Honolulu Sent a6tb Issj ftsf it
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Tho Board Of Immigration still proposes to in.
troduce more japanese immigrants.
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The Boarding Schools have opened with full
members SO far as heard from. LaEainaluna re-
School IS; Oahu College sc, and % at the Puma
hou Preparatory