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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
coMmERc1AL.


Business has not shown any sicns Of Improvement
since writing and the prospects at preeent pout
10 no change for the better in the near future The
hy the Administration tending 70 sill further shake
the already very slight confidence IN the qualifications
~ the Ministers as competent nnanciers. The scarcity
81 exchangeahie silver only small quantity OF Amer
team silver being In circulation has compelled bust
men 70 make provision for exchange rates by an
addition TO their selling prices, and a consequence
but light transactions occur in all lines Of trade Sugar
Is arriving freely also rice, and the advent of vessels
Of the whaling neet with oil cargoes causes tempo
rary hFeliness IN shipping and commercial circles
The latest real estate transactions show decline in
land values
Herewith we present Mcssrs. Williams Dimond &
CO.. bi-moIthly commercial trade circular, % hand
per Mariposa:
Our last circular dated Feb 10th, per Alameda.
SUGAR-New York advces report a moderate
amount Of business with steady tone and more hope
mi feeling. owing to the stronger market in Europe
for Beet, which mas advanced In London 10 12s ID.
There arc indications that consumers arc IN need OF
fresh supplies but unwilling 10 buy freely for fear
Of advancing the market too rapidly.
A. yet i too carly to estimate 1pou the probabi
that the increased seeding in France under the new
bounty laws will nearly compensate for the reduced
acreage sown in the balance Of Europe.
PmcEs-No change since our last New York Cuba's
~ test at gisc. Manila basis 4B9 for SIC
our local Refneries have advanced yelows &c per
D.. making yellow in barrels sc net cash.
BICE-1he market Is quiet but firm at 4Iet5c
stocks or hand l. large in proportion TO the demand
FloUR-G. c. Extra Family sI.35 fob; FL Dorado
$40 oh.
BRAN-sis.5 - per ton fob.
BARLEl-No. / feed per cfl 81 fob.
uATs-FGir sl.e5; med. 81. -; choice si.60.
hAl-large wheat bales sli 10 SIS comp wheat
LIME-Si.JO per Dbl.
tHABTERs-Nothing done since i4th ut. When
Two large iron ships accepted 5ss Cd Cork, L. X At
this writing there enquiry. with dull English
market and any quotation would be entirely nominal
EXCHANGE-London " days sight sis34Gisi.
Scw York sight 5gi0c discount.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
Death Of WfIliarn ,Adam..

Information received in this city on the early
morning of the 9Th inst, of the death Of William
Adams, IA well known person., at the age of 81 at
Niu. The deceased had been a sufferer for many
years from asthma and this disease, combined with
liver complaint, the cause Of DEATH Soon after
the deceased had breathed his last, preparations
were made and the body was conveyed by a score
OF friends from his late residence to that Of his
brother. in-law William Aud Esq, situated at Ka-
palama, the entire journey thther with the mortal
remains being made by tho mourning bearers, on
foot The funeral took place at 3 D. m. on the 18th
inst, the surroundings Of the heavily plated koa
coffin displaying many beautiful floral tributes Of
saddened friends, while from the engine houses
and Bell Tower the half-masted flags tokened the
mourning of his brother firemen, deceased being a
charter member Of Mechanic Engine Co. No. 2.
The funeral cortege was quite lengthy and in the
ranks OF the mOurners were seen members Of
various lodges, noticeable the Mechanics Benefit
Union, and also representatives from the Homo
lulu Fire Department. The body of deceased was
deposited in Nuuanu Cemetery in close proximity
to that Of his father the former well known pilot
Alexander Adams
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
Meeting of Trustees of the Queens
Hospital

The quarterly meeting Of the Board of Trustees
of the Queens Hospital was held on the morning
of the 9Th inst. Mr.. 5. NJ. Damon was elected a
trustee in place of bis father, the late Rev. Dr.
Damon. The other business was of the usual
routine character. Following is DR.. McKibbin's
report:
HoNOIvIU, February 18th, 1885
70 tic Trustees ora Queens Hospital,
GENuIaIES;-I have the honor 10 submit the
following report for the quarter ending February
18th, 1885:
The total number of patients at present in the
Hospital is 63, viz: 50 Hawaiians, 20 males 10
females, Chinese and % of other nationalities,
26 paying.
ii he number of admissions during the quarter
WAS 102 viz: 81 HawaiiAfs, IL males, IL females,
10 Chinese and IS of other nationalities.
Discharged Is, viz: - Hawaiian, p males, -
females. s Chinese and AZ of other nationlities.
Deaths 10, viz: Hawajians, males, females,
3 Chinese and 3 of Other nationalities
The causes of death were as follows: Accident
/, Beriberi l, Collapse 1, Consumption, Disease
of Heart l, Dropsy l, Fever 2, Pneumonia J.
The highest number of indoor patients was ~,
lowest IS, daily average 6.
Number of prescriptions 2,5S6.
Ths number of patients treated in the Hospital
WIS as follows; December, 1854, IS; January. 1855
IOa: February, 1895, los.
Calls at the Dispensary, so.
Respectfully submitted,
RoBERT MCkIBBIY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
That Currencr Again.

Enron GAzErrE We the .axpaying citizens of
the country note with delight the solicitation
expressed By the cabinet, rs TO our possible loss
from Tie proposed melting down Of the excess OF
Spreckels- Kalakaua dollars II IS the first time
they have expressed any sympathy with Us IN the
matter and we cannot let opportunity pass without
expressing our appreciation of their fatherly care
of our monetary interests. Also we note the TACT
of their placing l6 per cent. of the nominal valne
of the silver certificates of deposit. in separate
deposit TO secure the payment of them in gold.
We are glad Of this and although we do not know
where they got the money still, it is not for to
ipquire We may presume the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs has taken the amount from bis own pocket
as be Is the only one OF the quartette who either
has much debts or cash. Still we hasten to assure
fbe cabinet that we would not weep If they had
me whole LOT of Spreckels- Kalakaua dollars mel
ted down and have them replaced with U. .;
srold and 4 L. s. silver. Again we assure them OF
our sympathy with them in the peculiar position
in which they are placed in that they have no lsN
20 warrant them IN using kalakaua dollar cer'in-
Tax PGIERs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
Missed.

week ago, Marshal Soper acting upon infor.
on Maunakea street and also store on King
street in search Of opium. One of the partners
Of the firm is reported 10 be known dealer in the
contraband article, a FORMER search in the premi-
ses occupied by him "a year agO) resulting in the
discovery Of containers that had bat short time
before oyer 200 tins of the forbidden drug. In
this last raid however the Marshal and bis assist
ants were bafied in their attempts TO catch on
and had TO retire without accomplishing their
intentions. Also IN this last raid indications
pointed toward the fact that the raid would have
bean successful only that the raiders were "girsn
away Better luck next time Marshal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
The Way They Talk.

One way to talk of Prince and his chances is
the following. Were any to talk in like strain
of Hawaiian Royalty there would be howl raised
about disloyaity and goodness knows what. The
paper in question says:
For Prince, it must be admitted that the eldest
son of the Prince Of Wales has been well brought
up. As long as human nature continues what it is,
there will always be sycophanss ready TO hstter
and to crawl at the feet ofthe heir 10 Crown and
/ suppose thar Royal midshipman does not rough
it quftea as much as those of commoner clay. But
Prince Edward has had excellent education,
and the plan of making him pass some years at
sea was as good one as could be devised Whether
be will ever ascend the Throne must depend upon
the views entertained on the subject of Royalty
by the rising generation, and on these views il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
EXPORTS.

For Port Townsend, per Amelia, March G-s3 bbls
beef, bbls port value, $50.
fut san Francisco per John D spreekels, March G.
i5is We lbs gugar, u empty gasoline tanks; domestic
value SiO,ie5 %; foreign value, $50.
For San Francisco. per Mary winkelman, March A.
i.isi bcs sugar; domestic value, Ss9,i5e ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
A New Appointmsnt.

EDITOR GAzErTE:-The following is clipped from
Norwegian paper recently to hand: The para
graph is headed; "FOr the Sandwich islands, II
says: Some time ago it created quite sensation
IN Stockholm, that a young officer of the Svea ar
tlllery regiment, after having worn his epaulets
Tor only few days, resigned his position in the
army, The cause was a trick played upon night
patrol, IN festive mood and youthful wantOnness.
dis career in the Swedish army was terminated
but the young man did lose courage after hay
ing taken complete course at the GymnRstic Cen
trail Institute in Stockholm, he is now engaged by
the Hawaiian Government as Instructor Of Gym
nastics for the Hawaiian Army. His salary is
5000 and he will take charge the 18th of May
The young mans name is Baron Nils Passe.
This is news indeed but it appears n long story.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
IMPORTS.

From Newcastle, y 5 ", per D c Murray. March D
40 tons coal.
From Port Townsend, per Hope, Marcn 6-i62 ,0H II
rough lumber % $50 n surfaced lumber, 1000 pickets
W.vo lathes' I5o,OOo W shingles, sOo SKIS oats.
FROM Fanniugs Islands, per Jennie Walker, March
G-i,iIl bgs cobra, cages birds, 20O coconnuIs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Clergymen, lawyers, public speakers, and singers
confirm the opinion Of the general public In re-
gard TO Ayers Cherry Pectorai, All say It is the
best remedy that can be procHisd for all affections
of the vocal organs, throat and lungs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

J. L. Wiseman the well known popular business
agent was married on the evening of the 9TH inst
TO Miss Mollie Still of San Francisco. Pastor
Cruzan performed the ceremony and the happy
pair received MANY beautiful presents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The p. NJ. S. s. Citg Of Toxic will probably
arrives in port here on the 18th inst tomorrow
She will bring four days later news and on her
departure from here will carry Consul Irwin and
family. as passengers TO Yokohama.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The disturbances and unsettled condition of the
currency question are showing their effects
amongst the business people of Hio.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The schooner JeIuie Wdlker arrived in port here,
from Fannings island, on the morning of the 9th
inst She brought cargo of cobra and the follow
ing passengers, q. b. Gregg Jr, b. Anderson Mr..
and Mrs II. Dailinc..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

DR.. Frank Cowan gave an interesting lecture on
India at the Court House. Hilo, Tuesday evening,
March Srd TO a small bot appreciative audience.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

A match at glass ball shooting took place at the
Casino grounds on the afternoon of the 9TH inst
The contestants were Messrs +. Spalding and
w. Y. Horner Jr. Forty balls were shot at by EACH
Spalding winning by a score of 81 to %.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The 4dreJtisty and anglican Church Chronicle,
fall into line with the GAzETTE's suggestion that
charity begins nj home.n In his remarks ON the
subject the present editor of the Advertiser evinces
a spirit that reflects credit upon his paper.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The wind shifted from the Northwest on the af-
ternoon of the 9Th inst, and, as a consequence,
cool nights and mornings were experienced, by
Honolulu residents, on the 9th, 9th and 9TH insts.
Tbnry,,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The bark CeyloH which was placed up at auction
last week has been purchased by Messrs. Allen d.
Robinson, on account of a firm in California.
She sailed on the 9Th, for NanaimO, b. C
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Baimy sleep, good digestion, rich blood, elastic
step and cheerfnlness in American Co. S HOP BIZ
tors Read and believe advertisement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The whalers Oroa, WGHdeyer, Ohio, AHaHtc and
Ngpolsoa have arrived, aud the Orca has again
sailed. The WdHderer has ll5 barrels and the
Napoleon 30 barrels oil, the 0rcd, Ohio and AtoH-
lie. clean.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Mr. l., Montgomery Mather is noticed as the
new business manager of the P. c. Advertiser
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The schools of Hawaii are now receiving the
attention of Inspector General Baldwin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

+. p; koakanu, native, and keeper of the
Royal Mausoleum in Nuuanu valley, died sud-
denly IN this city, on the 3rd inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The Nariposa sails on Saturday the 18th inst,
at noon, for San Francisco Correspondents take
notice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Inc carriage lamps on the various expresses do
laid down by the Minister of the Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

leper out on, so called, probation was arrested
and, after being kept in the Police Station all
night, was brought before the Police Judge ON
the 4th inst The charge against her was mol
pIOsd and she was sent 20 the confines of Kakaako
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Mnegy weather the afternoon and night of
the 9TH inst. Thermometer showing so at II pm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Preparations are being made by the Honolulu
Yacht and Boat Club TO celebrate the anniversary
of the organization, by various aquatic contests,
on the 18th inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
Corporation NofIce.

AT a MEETING OF THE COR
n PORATORS Of the uAWlflAS GAZETTE
cOMfANY lmiiril. held If lirnoIuI1. u o. isiln8
% Oahr- fhs lih DAY 20 fe1rl.rf. a. p. 49,
Charter Of fncorporator r1nie 70 i1rrl - ~ Aea-
of the Interior lrrntrd sad ltr Esd c. ura1T
orrlnizcd- adopted Ha BIZ L1Fs ani c1c+e r. 81
officers The following pertona. naula|T.
Allfau Attinao1 ... o.. 81 President and Ia
Robert elleFc-- ------ Treasurer $50 aan1--f
Lorriu a rhlrlIgn .--.-.. 5rcfrllII md Arli-rr
All OF whom reside In .aif ronaIni1.
fa5i H. fORffr \. .rTrsToS. sr-r.-rr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The new lookout station situated on Diamond
Head was occupied for business for the first time
on the 4th inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Mystic Lodge No. 2, X. of p. meet at their Cas-
Tie hall ON King street, tomorrow evening Visiting
brethren are invited to attend
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Lenten services are now being held at the Ro-
man Catholic and the Anglican Cathedrals
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

By the W. g. Hal, which arrived this morning,
We learn that heavy showers Of rain were encoun-
tered at Mahukona and Kawaihae, Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The trial OF AdOlph Spreckels, charged with an
attempt TO murder NJ. H. De Young, proprietor of
the San Francisco Chronicle, has been postponed
until March Ord
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The bark +. s Thompson, Captain Potter, sailed
from Hilo on Saturday, Feb 18Th for Kahului there
10 finish loading suLsar for San Francisco. She
took go tons sugar from the waiskea Mill.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The Roller Coaster tends to offer an innocent
amusement, aud the enterprise is worthy of pub.
lie patronage
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

On the evening of the 9th inst, the afterglow
was most brilliant, the rudy glow extending well
to the eastward.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Ihe band did not play at the Square last even
ing although advertised to do So A private
engagement prevented the public pleasure.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

through a glass darby on the 10th, inst, the
occurrence of an annular eclipse of the sun.
Ends C.Ag "a "a,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Mons Jules Tayernier left by the Riaaa on the
itn INST, for short trip to Maui, returning by
hiHuH again last Saturday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The burned premises on AlGkea street owned by
Mr.. Vale have been nearly all rebuilt. The house
occupied by Mr.. Sorenson has been reshingled
and made habitable.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Windy and cool weather has been prevailing at
Hilo during the week past. Rain lately.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The old, and formerly favorite passenger bark
d. c. Murray, arrived in port here on the 9Th, inst,
from Newcastle N. S. W. with cargo of coal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The Ri Rev. Bishop of Olba will preach ser
mon In English at the Roman Catholic Cathedral
at 10 am, next Sunday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Thanks are rendered to Purser Guard of the
Ag,ytp9sa for special news favors also to Messrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange seem
TO find the times too dull for the transaction of
business in that line. No meetings the last two
weeks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
Hawai-.
l.. Nr..innn, l. .lini,Aiu nsLi-.

Slight shock of earthquake on the morning of
the Ith inst at Hilo. No damage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
,oieon. SIM
Sailed.

Marian hktuc Winklcman, BacLus. for san Fran
G-Am hktne Amelia, Ncwhal. for Port Townsend
Am b.tnc ID Spreckels. Fries, for San Fran
Am ok CcylOu. BarEtow for NanRimo, y g
g-Am stm-wh Orca. Hayes. for the Arctic
lu=Am VII Blk Andrew Hicks. Adams. for Arctic
lu-Am VIII schr A Hamilton, Ryder, for Arctic
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Captain Aldrich of the Honolulu Rifles" arriv.
ed by the Ma,ipOsa from San Francisco and brought
in his charge the new uniforms for his command.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Mar IAN bktne " II Dimond HOudett, from ; Fran
Am hktne Eureka, Lee, from san Fran
Am blk Hope. Pcnhallow, from Port Biakely
6-Ilaw echr Jennie Walker, Holland from Fan
ning's Island
6-Am bk c Murray, Berry. I'm Newcastle, NsW
Am vii schr A Hamilton. Ryder, I'm Fran
30 Maripora. Hayward. from san Fran
g-Am ftm-vh Orra, Hayes. from San fran
= l-Am wi BIZ Wandefer Truman, from San Fran
a-Am WI bk Ohio. Els, from San Fran
Am VIII bk Atlantic McGregof, from San Fran
g-Am VII BIZ Napoleon. Smith, from San Fran
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

About this time look out for notice from the
Superintendent of Water Works relative to in
fringing on the irrigation rules. Superintendent
Wilson is personally active in suppressing any
waste of water visiting various portions of Homo
lulu twice daily
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The meeting of hackman called for the evening
Of the 9Th inst. proved zzle, only three or four
putting in an appearance at the place designated.
II Is reported that copy of the call, containing
y signatures, has been presented to police officer
Macy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Next Tuesday, the 18th, is a legal holiday be-
ing the anniversary of the birth of Kamehameha
Ill. st, Patrick in other countries occupies the
attention of the press and the pulpit on this date,
but here the patron of the shamrock is little
Landed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT TOWN.

hbVUI IUWN.
The Planters Monthly will hereafter be issued /
about the 18th of every month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

. 1t lir'c Tavern
Am hk Abbic Carver, Pcndleton
Am hk Forest Queen. Nelson
Ger hk Meteor Classen
Am ship MelrOsc
An bk L q WhtmOre, Calhoun
Am hktue " II DimOnd, HoudlCtt
Am hktne Eureka. Lee
Am blk Hope PenhallOw
Am BIZ D Murray. Berry
IlaW scl- Jennie Walker, Holland
Mariposa. Hayward
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
I'M TANT +!

MESSIsS. PETER SAKE & son
vi have received Six more ELMWOOD~ Berkshire
Breeding Pgs-as fine are in the United STATES or
Europe. These the last they viii import this sea
son, they have now only 10 SAINT CLOuD~ and
-ELMWOOD'S remaining. Those who wish 10 Dur-
chase shouid apulv promptly fnlf re
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
February Rainfall.

The record kept by t. W. Bartholf at his nur-
sery IN Nuuanu Valley shows that rain fell ON
days in the month of February, viz;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Sweet William" Emerson is in town and pro-
poses on the 18th inst and succeeding dates, to,
with the aid of talented company of MINISTRIES,
at Music Hall, make those laugh who never
laughed before and those who always laugh now
laugh the more
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

w. Lawrence Esq. has had the generosity to
tamaran with complete outfit Of sails. anchors,
cables DC. The vessel cost probably about 81 900
to build and fit and is a very appropriate present
to a Discerning, clnh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

thief entered the residence of John Kidwell,
proprietor of the Honolulu Nursery, on Beretania
street, during the absence of the owner, on the
morning of the I'd inst, and succeeded in carrying
off a watch, chain and some articles of dress and
jewelry. Still missing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

4 DDnEss asDfnUarNfsS clsflo HEAE.
- y d1ne alihs Gazette o1ce
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Light sleepers were aroused at midnight on the
9th inst, by heavy rain drops pattering on the
roof, brilliant aerial pyroteohnies, and the deep
roll of thunder. The storm lasted about an hour
and was most probably a continuation of that ex-
perienced by Hanalei, Kauai people on the lst
instant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

On the 9Th inst at 10 q. M, Captain Mehrtens.
with posse of police, made successful raid up
on party of Chinese gamblers indulging in the
mysteries of " Chu Faa" or guessing game" in
one of the many dens on Hotel street. Eight of
the party were secured and lodged in the Police
Station.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Weather observers will do well to keep their
weather eyes open, during the coming week. for
indications of the heavy storms, prophesied by
Virgins, the Canadian storm seer, to take place
between March 18th and 10th. The latest pre-.
dictions of the prophet appeared in the GAZETTE
of fine 18th nit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

At THE ANIMAL MEETING; OF
"A ths shr--Aahlo rs d tte lNI1HfSLaVu sTEth
NAVIGATION CO.. 1eIl AZ Heir 1Fra ftr = riln-
Tor The ensuing rerr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The stockholders in the Inter Island Steam
Navigation Co.. have elected the following gentle
men officers of the corporation for the ensuing
term: President L. II, Foster, Vice President
Capt. W. b. Godfrey, Secretary John Ena, Jr.
Treasurer w. II. Mclean, Auditor G. n. Wilcox.
All have accepted Office.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Deputy Marshal Dayton found Il dead man the
other day but concluded that there necessity
for an inquest. In most countries a sudden death
is considered suspicious until there has been proper
judicial investigation. The personal investigation
made by the Deputy Marshal is worthless, unless
the evidence is placed before jury. The Deputy
had TO be stirred up investigations of this kind
in 1881. He seems to forget the storm that was
raised then. Look after your work Mr.. Deputy in
uroper stylei
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

From late exchanges, news is obtained that the
CoHsHelO arrived out on the 18th ult, 15 days. Mar
ip0sa 2lst, days hours Rosario 21st Is days from
kahului z. III. 5. $. ZealaHdid on the 22d, - DAYS
10 hours from Sydney, fastest time on record)
days II hours from Honolulu, The Hazard sailed
from San Francisco for Hilo on the 18th ult
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The receipts from the lecture by the Rev. Rob
ert mckenzie, in aid of the funds of Oahu College,
delivered at Fort Street Church on the Sd instant
amounted to $40. A further addition was made
the fund by contributions from Mrs. j. p. Cooke,
Judge McCully, Mrs Lack, Rev. DR.. HYDE, Colonel
SAKE, Rev. J. A. Cruzan, w. W. Hall, Capt. Green
and the COLLEGE Principal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

The Alert after being hauled on the railway was
the subject of considerable inspection by curious
ones who desired to satisfy themselves as to
whether the boat showed indications of being
ashore at Lahaina, or elsewhere. A bruised fore
foot and sundry scrapes along the keel showed
plainly that the vessel had contact with some
thing hArler than sea water
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

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