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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-11-17

The next mail for the United States and Europe
will be despatched from the Post Office by the
city Of Sydney, which will be due here on Sunday
next, the 22nd of November.
No mail will probably be dispatched after the
above date till Saturday the 9th of December when
the Alameda is expected to leave and will be due in
San Francisco Oh the 18th. This will be the only
mail leaving on December, that will arrive over
before Christmas, so that those intending to send
Christmas gifts to friends in the old countries
should forward them by the steamer of December
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On The lOth Day Of December, A. D. 1ss5,
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON

All of that Tract Of Land situated at Haiku. in the
District OF Makawao Island OF Mani, described in deed
from Z. II. Allen to Lorri1 A. Andrews, dated Sept.
12th 1873 Of record IT, the Hawaiian Registry Of Deeds
in Liber 80 foOs W and SS, being undivided two
thirds "a part share Of the land mentioned in deed
from r. Armstrong to II. Allen ct al, dated March
5th 1851, Of record in said Registry In Liber T. folio
1872 also all and singular the houses, buildings, saw
mill, machinery, steam boiler, goods, chattcs and
effects OF said Andrews upon said premises and six
large wagons Jokes chains, TOOLS utensils, lumber
and frewood and other property liked and movable
belonging to said Andrews upon said premises; also,
hundred and forty working oxen, thirty cattle.
thiItyfour horses; being the property described In
mortgage from said Andrews to said Bishop " Co.,
dated Dec 2is A. ID 1881 Of record in the said Regis
try in Libcr 10 fOOs 36636S; also. carpenter and
blacksmith shop dwelling house upon said premi-
ses, four large wagons two small OK wagons, one
furnace, extra circular saw, one-haf interest in
30 and pigs, all TOOLS implements, cattle lumber
fences and other property used by said Andrews and
bought since the date Of said morgage being the
same property described In mortgage from said An.
drews TO said bishop Co., dated May I'd 1855, OF
record in said Registry In Liber %, folio ZIG.
Said sale being made upon decree OF foreclosure Of
said mortgages and TO satisfy judgment for So 96O
being the amount Of said mortgage debt and costs in
addition thereto
pense OF purchaser
November 9th, 1885.
s. Z. CHILLINGWORTH.
Deputy Sheriff.
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NOTICE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BEG LEA

i to inform the public that they have opened au
Office in Room II, Campbe's Block. Merchant Street
Honolulu as GENERAL BUSINESS AGENTS. We
make a specially Of Book keeping, Collecting, Custom
House brokerage shipping and Receiving Frcights
We are also prepared 10 take Inventories Of Bankrupt
Sioe, anywhere in the Kingdom and guarantee accnr
returns. We also prepared to furnish Guides
and all information in regard routes and points Of in
With strict attention TO business and prompt returns
those who may intrus their business solicit
a share Of patronage. Ali Legal Documents drawn by
a frstclass Lawyer. Transitions In all modern Ian
fitHG 1E1 NOBLE. HARE a co.
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9 Suburban Cottages
TO LET!

EIRST, THAT ELEGANT COT
IL tage hitherto occupied by The owner Jno RobclIo
with ane Tower and fruit garden stables, etc. Rent
50 month
SECOND-The tvo-stcsy Cottage, two doors matai
Of the above, lately occupied b. The late Baker
having garden, stable, ETC. Rent about So
es-Both premises arc connected with the city water
'' i5E A'P's' hfAAS s qassss sH....
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SpeciaI Notice (!

A T TIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IA f. o. HALL Il SON Limited, held this day, the
following officers reelected for the ensuing year.
VIM Hall. Pres idCut and Manager
lie Ables.-.. Secretary and Treasurer
AUen..----- s..-.--.-....--..-.--.Aud Auditor
Il May r,.
l.. c. ABLES, Secretary.
IInrul ttlr. L
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Executors Notice 10 Creditors.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
n against the Estate Of Her Late Majesty Queen
Dowager EMMA KALELEONALANI arc hereby re-
quested to present them TO the undersigned at his
office, No. kaalumanu Street, within six % months
from this date, they will be forever barred. All
claims mention items dates and be diy certified.
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,
Executor last viii and Testament Of Emma Kaleeona-
lani deceased.
Honolulu. july ed 1885. 1854 3m
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MARRIED.

oHNsToNE-AFONG-La Saturday evening No.
vember lfth. al half past seven. Mr. AuTHuR JoHS.
sToNE anu MISS JULIA II. Arose were united in mar
rage by the Rev. j Cruzau al Tho residence OF The
brides parents on Nuuauu street
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ADMINISTRATOR Notlee !

THE INDERSIGN ED, HAVING
j been duly appointed tduinllirafors q the E.tlia
~ WILLIAM llnGATE, late uf Lanplhorhoe. Ills1I.
deceased ali pcTsous having claims aaiaaf Ire a1u
esiaie are hereby ncfdrd tat hey ulsr prgaolf De
zane 10 fhe nndrrs rnci uiihiu rir urufhr frurl a.
date u tat noee or they VIII be- ipreFer datEIrrII
aud ali persuu- indebted 10 s1i estate rrl1sf O.
make Immclilfe payment N J. y. Llu1.lIA.
laspahoshsc. Hawaii. October iSih. -. b.. In
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NnTIlE I

All CHONG AND CuONG SING
"A Wal have soid iteir Ricc fianieiiq9 fitrried 4
Wnipio Hawaii a. flr snu fiue vel Cn1rl1F. AZ
claim arrin.f an Chaur b. Chon- si1a ulf net s.
handed ID on nf 1rfoft November Sch. 49, tlr
sffT SING MAI CO..
JOS I'm Wlip'o nsr1|L
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Tho Results of Erperiments.

EDIroB GAzETrE:-It has been intimated TO me
that the experiments made at kohala, with the two
roll mill and water, which published in the GA
zETTE, were not altogether reliable, inasmuch as
the canes from which they were made were not
weighed. 1t is true they not as oomprellen
sive as they might have been. They did not help
10 determine the proportion which the weight of
the juice extracted bore 10 the weight of the cane
before crushing which would be interesting as it,
formation, but does seem to be necessary in de-
termining the value Of the two roll mill and
alton, rs auxiliary to the main machinery, III the
manufacture Of sugar. For the planter il Is a
question OF dollars and cents. The auxiliary ma
chinery is expensive His inquiry will be, will 1t
increase my production enough 20 pay all the eX-
penses connected with it. the interest on the cost,
and gradually the cost itseliY The object of ex-
perimentiug. Is 70 answer this question: the object
of publishing them. II successful. Is that others
may also reap the benefit. If not successful that
they escape the loss. As every one making trial
must run his own rlsk, SO every one must be his
own judge whether he viii make the trial. Weigh
ing the cane Is practised IN Louisiana and some
other countries. but II has never been practsed
these islands. The cane has been run through the
three roll mill aud the juice thoroughly ez-
tracted as thought possible in the one mill.
The Hawaiian Commercial Co. first added sec
ond mill TO the trash of the first mill through,
but II was formerly supposed it would not pay.
Nov II IS believed 1t will pay. have given the
facts az feg hare deen iep1ff,d from Kohala since
the erection OF the two roll MILL both with dry and
wet grinding. The three roll mill has been run
ming for twenty-one years and Is 54x36 inches, a
good mill IN It's day. and now for its age, but not
so large or powerful AS those OF later build. In
perfect order, from. good cane, 1t would extract
from 60 to Is per cent of its weight, first grind
ing The later mills will extract from 60 to 20 pei
cent. Mr.. Young gives Waiakea, G0x30 inch rolls
credit for - percent kohala weighed lot Of
cane, OF over 5000 pounds in March, which gave
an average of G. per cent of Its weight Of juice
DeductIng the weight of the recently ground from
the above, by twice grinding and maceration,
fraction 81 per cant OF its weight Of juice was
extracted, about II per cent of which should bt
credited 10 the two roll mill and maceration, and
little over per cent Of the Il per cent is due K
maceration. Thoughunot absolutely accurate, thess
nearly the facts and think pretty reliable.
In the GAZETTE OF the Sd inst, Mr.. George Os
borne, OF Laupahoehoe, in an interesting letter
claims saving of IS per cent for the triple effect
over the double effect in fuel. II the difference bt
50 great every planter will eventually want to turn
bis do1ble into a triple effect 5. N. CASTLE.
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eases which arise from disorders Of the stom ach
and digestive organs. They are a convenient
remedy to have always on hand. They are SUGAR
coated, easy to take effective 70 operate, sure to
trinR relief and cure.
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NnTIrE.

-. THE OWNERS OF TIE PRO
"iif PETTY. corner Of kina and Alskcl ti1.ti4.
- declining 20 r1F me Tor ihr cost 81 De IlllrrI
bcing DESTROYS % terminate li fuf1.gl tulI1esa
trausacfioua nin scii ihc Cottage fIluuirrl1a.
Household furhifnfr. Garden ilpi0mentl. toIs. g..
AZ No ~ Queru street. lefy ilfel11le i-fus 60
enable me % retire my Ll1hlllilr-. y uAhLll.
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is-A that parcel % erd situate az said iaIrllaI.
adjoining The house los Of Earuua fEh cuntlluinr
area Of Of and being ihe saule prr.lrs il.t
conveyed 10 said kaplua W b Hc1fse -catArr
aud p A Hammond by deed dated the ilt1 Aufrulrr.
1855 and recorded o. lihcr o. on folio -
gnd-A that parcel of land situate a. r1ld l1irur'
loo. containing area Of two acFct and being D.
By Georrr Nebekcr By deed dttcd the llh % trrIi.
isa aud recorded In ihcr -. on folio 81 The above
premises Gre situated the Government ruad. h1le
several good houses thereon aud ia Eeltknrll stop
ping place Tor tourists making fdr eifcHif = ~ =
land. ~
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Election of Officers.

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IA the PRINCEVILLE PLANTATION CO., held
this day, the following officers elected for the
ensuing year;
" AhlltHs...s- lItelutuh
Jones ..--..-...-... Secretary and Treasurer
Schaefcr .-...-.... -..-........-.-- Auditor
The above gentlemen constitute the Board Of Drec-
tors. =. Z. JONES, Secretary.
Honolulu. October 1Uti ISL I0SJ nj
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At AS. ADJOURNED ANNUAL
"a rnrrtinr 81 the GROVE RANCH FLAETAIfcN
held On lfonouir. on The i1tE d1T ct lI.
bcr A. y i3l. Tie fqorirf choice of d. 4ur1iI ~
The enfnlng year vas made. 42i
IrtNlH-III. - W."
s,1ref1r,r w. a Etn1fT
5rrr111rlr = p 1IHIrIrr
frfif-r ~ q PSI.
d uuIH-
Acting sect'y. Gsara n.neh Fll1il..... q.
Urfaf.nr fgIh tx a.
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| 2-StOry Dwelling House


One cottage. Darn. Carriage uclse 1nd nIif Nru41.
There & wnfer right the lani hrssa he orlrr1-
meut water is laid The title 70 The sad 3. y -
simple and Is contained To Royal Patent va "a sd
u sold free Of an incumhrancrs r1err is1 l.1 ul1
Der Of trees said land. sod TIE buildings arr u SOD
repair. plan % the BE- scra az he u1rn ~
the undersigned. and all explanation that nay - n.
qulrcd will be given The terms Of the salc Cash
and an deeds AZ the expense Of the Vurghzrer Aapin
ing said iut three parcels % land belonging 70 Mar.
a. Boyd aud the Trustees % sid Maria A. hnld via
odcr them Tor salc at c time and place. pilns
Of the aid lots can be sccn ~ my eficc.
vs.. G. fARKE. Assirnes.
II....l..Iu M. NH - -
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Nrw advertisements.
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale
SHERIFFS SALE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
i of Sale made by the Honorable Edward Preston
of the Justices Of the Supreme Court in the Suit
Of BISHOP & co. vs.. LORRIN A. ANDREWS, dated
November 3d. A. ID. 1885. shall sell at public auction
the Premises of Louin A. Andrews, below described
at MAKAWAO, ISLAND OF MAUI,
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Nrm advertisements.
CORPORATION STOCKS
FOR SALE.
NOTICE !

TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i KAUAI TELEPHONE COMPANY Will be held
AZ 10 a. tine 18th inst. the Office Of W. H. Rice
Esq, Lihue. R.w, T. PURvIS.
Secretary.
Lihue Kauai Nov IA IsS5 1Oss =
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On Wednesday, Nov. 18th

d 1Ss5. az Il NJ at my salesrooms IN Honolniu the
premises described in said mortgage as foowss
i-Land situate in Kumaiic or Keaiapf Paaa in said
Waialua, containing area OF 6liuu Of ar and
being the same premises more particularly described
in Royal Patent No DO L { Award No. eJi2 10 kcpuu.
and that were conveyed to said Kaaakawaha by lau-
wahine the widow OF said Kcpuu by deed dated the
lllh March, isiJ, aud recorded in ibeF e. foiios
1867.
2-Al that right, title and nerest.oi said kaaiaka.
waha In and 20 that certain land sifuated in Hawai-
loa IN said Naaua coutatuin- OF 10 and
being ths premises more particularly described
in Royal Patent No ili5 L Award No 23ls, TO kon-
no and that were conveyed 20 said kaaakaWahn by
llakaa KOiniho by deed dated ID April, 1874 aud re-
corded In liOer 81 folio ijs.
3-The one undived half interest OF SAID Kaaiakawa
ha in and to that certain piece oand situated In said
kawailoa, containing OF gtv0 OF an acre and
bcinE The premises described in Royal Patent No
iO32 the one-half which conveyed TO the said
kaaakawaha by NJ krmalae by deed dated the 18th Of
July. 1870 and recorded in ber o, on folio scS.
For further particulars enquire Of
LEWIS j. LEyEF, Auetioncrr.
Or Of J. NJ. MoSsAnRsr. Attorney for MORTGAGE.
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KNOWLES
STEAM ND VACUUM PUMPS

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST
l. received per amy Turner. from Boston, full as
sortmcnt Of these calculated Pumps which guaran
teed to be cheaper and better than any other style OF
pump imported We call the attention OF planters par
cicuarly TO the Vacuum Pump, which is less compli
tated and more scrvicablc than other pumps.
ftS1 q UREWER& co.
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PATENT NOTICE

WHEREAs 4 PATENT WAS Is.
w sued 70 Kinesbu-y n. Jarvis. On ths 1ih Jana
ny last BY the Miaiser or the intcleI under he lava
Jfthia Kingdom Tor Gas aud Cane Trash craslniur
furnace this % warn al persons ag1Hsf infrnf
ncnt Of the said Patent.
O. BREWER a c0HPANT,
AGENTS Of the jarvis Hurl111 CO
Per J. o. cAnIEE, Seq
Honolulu, c1r1arT y 1857 lt-
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IN ACCOkDANtE WIFI 4 TUW-
or af ale contained iu a certain morfrlcc maie 81
Kapuna fvyl and Aup1u her hubbard, % l1.ennl1l.
Kosiauioi. leland OF Oahu. 90 Iholnas Lucns. dfr
Hcslrnr Of Conveyance. In Litcr p, on fliior 49,
Notice - hereby rvcu that aid morzgee Iuiena1 r.
fnrcr iose aid mortgage Tor cundIlInd broken. sad
uuon -aid foreclosure will sell puhc arti1a ~ ~
salesfooms Of Adams Co. IN Houoluia. leland n
Oahd ON SATu RDAT. the .isf day % November issi.
AZ Il % said day the premises dr-cri1ed In taiI
mortgage a. below specified
Afforuev.nf-Lau. THOMAS 3. LrCkf.
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On Wednesday, Nov. 18th
Mortgagee's
Notice of Sale

BY direction q stephen Spencer. the morigagce
named IN certain indenture OF mortgage dated the
18th Of February D 1876. and recorded In ibcr q.
folios 1850 made by Kaalakawaha OF Waiaiua l.
land OF Oahu, 20 stephen SPENCER. Of London, Eng
land, am directed TO sell az Public Auction.
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9hlppiuQ.
WILD EHg'S
Steamship Company
LINZ II ED
ID
STEAMER KINAU
KING, Commander.

kINGJ COMMANDER
Leaves Honolulu a. per the following schedule touch
ing at Lahana, Maalaca, Maizena, Mnhukuua. Hawai-
haze Laupahoehoe. llio and koauhou-
Commencing on MONDAY, October isth. and thence
on the first Monday following the arrival Of the stmrs
Alameda and Mariposa the sth and I'D Of each
month:
The Steamer Kinau will make the VOLCANO TRIP,
reaching Kcauhuu "wednesday morning giving
Tourists two days and two nights az the Volcano House.
When the sth and esud Of the month falf ON Monday,
the Kinau will leave on that day.
TICKETS FOR TIE ROUND TRfP TO THE VOL
CANO. FIFTY DOLLARS. WHICH PAYS ALL
CHARGES.
The Kinau will arrive ia Honolulu Sunday mornings
Volcano Trips. On lilo Trips will leave Honolulu
on Tuesdays. and return Saturday morning.
PASSENGER TRAINS connect with the Kinau az
Mahukona.
The Kinau WILL TOUCH at Honokaia and Paauhau
dotrn trips frum ilo. for Passengers, n signal u
made from the shore.
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The popular Yosemite skating rink is again be-
ing well patrunized by lovers of eccentric motion
and the place IS gay of evenings now with the pres
ence OF many patrons OF the softer sex.
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At Honokaa, on Thursday last, Chinaman
named Kwong zee was thrown from his horse and
fatally injured
The frame Of the Hilo Skating Rink is up and it
will soon be completed. 1t is proposed TO have an
opening at the new rink on Saturday evening.
Nov. 2ist, if completed. So say the knowing ones.
Mr. Z. Z. Richards arrived al Hilo on Tuesday
night BY the kiRGH 10 take charge of the Hilo
Telephone Office Mr.. Richards comes from San
Francisco for this purpose, having been sent for
by the Hilo Hawaii Telephone & Telegraph Co.
The japanese Commissioner Nacayama and
Secretary Tore arrived at Eilo on Tuesday, Nov.
lvth from kau and Kilauea They are visiting
.ne various plantations in The regions where
ssapanese are employed. They left Hilo on Thurs
~ 5cs fapaikou and the plantation from there
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Minister Kapona who was so sick at ST. Louis
is probably going 10 Washington when he will be
the guest Of DrJ Mott Smith. BY latest accounts
seemed as if the Minister'S sickness was really
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The British bark Iricioria Cross arrived in port
here on the 18th inst, 20 days from Newcastle N.
5, w. The vessel brings full cargo of coal which
will be offered here for sale.
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16-sTEGLE scULLs-sHoEE BOATS.
- -. ET0. -a,1rI .xrs,a e E-a, D..

TTIlcf
Flying Fish, Alex. Smith; Eyerytime, John Kai;
Novice, F. Godfrey; Benicia. John Moses.
In this contest the Novice was handicapped from
the start by the occupant having to change his
rowing position in the boat collision having bro
ken after rowlock and the change bringing his
boat by the head. A foul at the start WAS good
humoredly laughed away and ON the seclnd at
tempt the three boat started. short distance
out Flying Fish dropped out, and Benicia and
Novice continued ON Benicla finally winning in
1900 beating the best time on record Novice .
seconds later.
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l3-DIyING CONTEST.
Prize, $50. Free to all
Open until time of contest.
Only one competitor entered for the diving con-
test Palahu, old native who has authentic
record of having remained under water minutes
at a former contest. On this occasion the old man
remained under minutes and n seconds.
l4-wHALEBoAT RACE-FTyB OARS.
First prize, $50; second prize, SO. Free to ALL
Lanai. Fred. II. Hay selden; Homai, Iolani Boat
Cldb.
Another contest between whaleboats is which
new competitor appeared attracted the attention
of the onlookers. The addition was crew sup
piled by the Hon. Sam Parker who rowed in
Captain BaboOck's whalebOat 1t was a foregone
conclusion that the Homdi would return winner,
and that boat did, coming in IN l7.52f the Lanai
crew 81 seconds later.
15-FoUR DARED DoATs-JUSIoB CREWS.
First prize $40; second prize, saves stakes. Open
to clubs of the association.
All. Rogers, Myrtle Boat Club; Kaiulani, Kaiu-
laui Boat Club.
Again the Myrtles appeared to contest for a
name, this time the juniors being the victims
IN bad defeat, their opponents coming in first,
rowing for time, in 1942lS
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an that Desirable Property % j. ~ Boyd. roinniary
Bankrupt. containing aioo Of an Acre. iurfhrr VITA
all the Buidngs situated thereon. which consists 20
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The payments of taxes By the public are being
made with alacri.y and in such quantity as can
not but please the powers that will soon have the
pleasure of disbursiug them.
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The leaning tower connected with the Bell
Telephone Office is to be Strengthened and the
continued appearance of impending disaster will
he rernOvpd
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ISLAND LOCALS.

ABOUT TOWN.
The Honoluln Rifles meet for their weekly drill
TO night.
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The steamer Eina,, sails to-day for windvard at
! I 2. m, large number Of passengers GO forward
by the vessel this trip. The ED,aH's next sailing
date will be the 23rd inst
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If the public have taken the advice given by the
GAZETTE before the races and only accepted bits
on the Kings crews at long odds then they may
bless their stars, otherwise they may read the Id
rcriiser for consolation.
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The mud hole which has so ongexisted at Moss
mann's corner (Nuuanu and King streetsl has at
last been boarded and the pedestrian may
now reach the sidewalk without circumlocution
and dryshpd,
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FiEs. PIE. So. sa0oad pII.e. 81. Pc Q >

First prize, 81; second prize, Sl5. Free 10 all
launches
Kuliakanuu, Hon. ]. A. Cummings; Hanakeoki
His Maiesty's Chamberlain.
The launch race vas 4 tahlr prs on account of a
protest entered by Col. G. II. Judd the coxwain OF
the Kings barge that the other barge had not
turned the proper buoy. The judges decided the
event draw, aud ordered the race to be rowed
over on some other date.
All the events connected with the regetta passed
of well, and although the weather was very bois
ferrous at times, no accidents occurred to mar the
pleasures of the occasion.
In the evening lna1 was given at the Armory
by Captain Samuel Novlein and officers Of the
Kings Own which was attended by His Majesty
and a number of invited guests, pleasant even
ing being passed by those present.
The Police Station was not as well patroaized as
on former occasions osly = arrests having beer
slated as result Of the days record Of crime and
misdemeanors.
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The funeral services of the late Hon. p. z. Ka
noa, Ex-Governor Of Kauai, who died in this city
on the 10th inst, took place from Kawaiahoa
Church on the afternoon of Sunday the 18th inst.
and was performed with military honors.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-11-17

The steamer Ainmeda is due here from Sar
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-11-17
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