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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-29
SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Lehua took ten Japanese imm
grants to Grove Ranch plantation, Kahului, Mau
| July 18th.
The steamship Oceanic, with Chinese imm
| grants from San Francisco, is expected to arriv
| to-day.
The sailing of the steamer Kinau for the Vol
canO and other windward ports, has further beer
| postponed until tomorrow. She will return oil
! Friday Of next week, the eth proximo.
The bark Forest Queen will be moved into tn,
stream to-day to be reprinted.
Master Forbes is now acting as shipping clerk a
the Pacific Navigation Company, in place of Johr
H. Babcock, who is absent a visit to Tanning.
Island.
The schooner Nettie Merrill will sail again to
day with the Japanese immigrants whom she had
returned. being unable to land them. They will
be landed on this trip at H Turton's plantation
as the weather has moderated
The schooner Kawailani brought 400 bags rice
and calves from Koolau July 2sth
The Japanese steamship Yamashiro Maru will
sail at O'Clock p. m. tomorrow for Yokohama, in
ballast.
All the berths from Brewers wharf to the fish
market were engaged by vessels either loading or
discharging, July 2sth. Their sails were all hosted
vessels in the harbOr
While the barkentine Eureka was in san Fran
cisco on her last trip, she was hauled on the dry
dock, and was thoroughly re-caulked and re-
coPpered. She had new decks made, and received
a thorough general overhaulng, the cost of which
amounted to $4,000 She will be moved this
morning from Messrs. Allen & Robinson's wharf
to the Likelike's wharf to complete discharging
her cargo.
The schooner Luka returned July 2sth from
kohalalele, Hamakua, Hawaii, being unable to
land her cargo on account of the exceedingly rough
weather along that coast. While at anchor last
Sunday the sea became rough that she was
dragged for some distance, her mainsafI split and
her jib was carried away, and her Captain
wisely sought refuge here. The tug Eleu towed
her into port. After having the necessary re-
pairs, she proceeded again on her way for
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LOCAL AND GENERAL,

| native woman afflicted with Ieprosy wa
sent to the leper settlement at Kalawao
Molokai, yesterday, by the steamer James 1
Dowsett. She was sent from the branch
Ieper hospital at Kakaako, and was in very
advanced stage of the disease.
Yesterday was disagreeably hot, owing tc
the moist vapor drawn from the wet ground
by the solar heat. A cool breeze was blow.
ing, however, which somewhat mitigated the
unpleasantness of the weather.
The pupils of the Government Schools
who received favorable mention for draw
ing, and those who drew prizes, are requested
by their teacher to send their drawings to
King Bros store on Hotel street, where
they will be placed on exhibition.
The late storm of wind blew down a num-
Der of the large algeroba trees in the Immi-
grafton Depot grounds. This is the more to
be regretted as the place was much more
attractive with little shade about the
buildings than it is now that the trees are
gone.
At the Hawaiian Hotel Barber Shop can
be found Mr.. Gus a. Meth, presiding over
the tonsorial apparatus. Mr.. Meth is well
known to many old Californians now re-
siding here, and they all speak well of him
professionally and socially.
The Road Supervisor has gang of pris-
oners at work clearing up Beretania street.
They, as well as the carts of the Board OF
Health will be kept very busy for some days
in removing the branches, leaves and fruit of
the mango and tamarind trees that were
blown off in the late gale.
There will be great attraction at the Yo-
semitic Skating Rink on Friday evening next,
the 31st instant, on which occasion grand
fancy dress masquerade ball will be given,
and prizes distributed. This afternoon there
will be matinee at the Yosemite Skating
Bdnk, which should be well attended.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Merton R.
Jotes received a severe hurt on the lava
while returning from the volcano. She is
detained at Hilo for the present, where |
medical attendance is procurable. It is to
De hoped that no serious results will ensue |
Mr.. Merton r. Cotes remains with his wife. |
They hope to be able to ntinue their jour
ley to England by the ZealandiA, which is |
lue here on the I'd August
Those who have any of the last lot of |
japanese working for them need not feel |
Harmed if they notice that some of thu peo-
lie have an attack of fever with headache
nd other symptoms that resemble to a
ertain degree the premonitory symptoms
f smallpox. 1t will turn out to be, with
ut doubt, sort of mild measles with
hitch they seem to be troubled and the
isease yields readily to proper medical
reatment, and is not considered dangerous.
he rash that makes it's appearance in this
might produce a scare in the
llnds of those who are always dreading some
ire disease, but there is no need for alarm.
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Police Court.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BIcKERrON.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERTON.
TUESDAY, July 28th.
Tom Brown, Sam Smith, G. Arpe, Multi
and uni were each fined Sc and costs.
Wainsi forfeited $40 bail on a charge of
assault and battery.
Sam Kali, charged with assault and bat
terry on IWakea (w.), was fined S., and or
dered to pay So 40 costs.
All Lin, remandsd from the 9th on the
charge of assault with knife, was remanded
again to the Goth instant.
Manuel Rodrigo was charged with having
assaulted Annie (w.) with a pistol. Re-
manded to the goth at the request of the
prosecution.
Manuel George comes up this morning to
answer to the charge of disorderly conduct
on the 26th instant.
Robert Bale pleaded not guilty to the
charge of larceny of Sc, property of John
Allen. The defendant was seen pulling out
Aliens money drawer, in which was $14 Is,
and upon the cry of "haul in he ran away.
1t was found that Sc was missing from the
drawer. Defendant offered Allen SIS to let
him go, and also tried to bribe the police
man who arrested him. He was found
guilty, and comes up this morning for
sentence.
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The Deadly Strawberry Festival.
Hartford Post.l

The household was in great tribulation.
Jimmy Tuffboy had been INDUCING at an
infrequent Sunday school festival.
81 hope he is not dangerous doctor. Do
you think sog' said his anxious mother.
mo, not dangerous, exactly. He has a
slight attack of peanutico bananaria, with
some symptoms of icecreamitis and caku-
rum. I guess he'll pull through"
''You bet 1 will, Doc, old son." said
Jimmy, feebly. There's 'nuther festival
over ter de Methodist next week"
His mother was so much encouraged that
she fed the mustard plaster to him in spoon
and bound wintergreen sling on the
painful portion of his anatomy
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A I.mRH.

Her Royal Highness Princess Liliuoka-
lani gave a luau, or native feast, at her resi-
dence in Washington Place, Beretania
street, yesterday afternoon, to those who
were with her on the late excursion to Nj
hOa, or Bird Island This feast was given
In accordance with an ancient Hawaiian
custom by which those who have been on
long journey together meet to have feast,
called "hoOpau luhi," which may be trans
lated 'to drive away the last WEAKNESS of
the journey" There was a handsome ma
tive feast, hula dancing and songs as well as
music by the Royal Hawaiian Band. Their
Majesties the King and Queen were present,
and a large number of those who went to
Bird Island, as we'll as ladies and gentle
men now visiting the Islands from various
countries.
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Iel' Expected from Foreign po,.,s

en- Route to ~. lSrit. Chest. from San Fran
ksti-5 F'esco, from Newcastle. n : w 6no
bark T IPI,Ser' from Liverpool, due JuIv 20
per 90 LIZZIE Iradsle, from GIaseogs "C 5,o
via Boston S DAY Davis, F B Benson, from New
s .ehr Anna McC LOT hshului, June $3.50
15aalui, July $40 uii0eh' from san Francisco,
ke.,e0, due eIsseSoyery, W R Perrimap from San
pes, en- rout aat fol Brit, webber. from tho
Sehr q Iao,sS San Francisco, due August ,
Cly?I-sI Leeds from Navarro River. Cal /
1 1 bsl;'I Townsend, " r X !, Foster, F W Rugg
Due at HsiiIt o Barstow, fr6 uS' P Smt9
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FOREIGN VESSELS pnnr

lrwegian bark 'I Fnrto hsru' Mahlmann
.eastie \ S@ w forto, A 5 Florenass, from
|rsseo fo'est Queen, Nelson, from San
'' @''iiella'W Newhall, from Port Town
eseo -'''iHeoa tAm), H G Morse, from San
eIass amy Turner, A W Newell, from Bos
'iseo Suelo' L b Cousins, from San
Lee, from San Francisco.
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ROYAL COurtaSies.

His Majesty the King entertained at
breakfast yesterday morning at the Palace,
Judge Toohy and DR.. Keeney of San Fran
cisco, and Mr. F. N. Hatch and Miss Hatch.
There were also present Her Majesty the
Queen, and Colonel G. II. Judd, His Males
tvs Chamberlain. The Royal Hawaiian
Band was in attendance and played num-
Der of fine selections.
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wanted.

renders are nssa for the sn sIs35l91 ~ aaa the
.aOu Of 3 t"o , branch Hospital. Plans and
closure Of 'Is .een at the Office Of the Board
ciaatiOns can - are to be made and sent in to
Health. l en- BOARD Of Health not later than
!. Oacei0f I1s INV 30, 1885. The lowest or
b. tender no. FRED. H. HAYsELDEN'
secretary Board of Health.
nav, Of Health July 25' 1885. Al
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DEPARTURES.

TUESDAY, July %.
Pr Lehua, Davis, for all ports from Paul
~ on0mea, Hawaii, at 4 I'M
~ 4okolh, McGregor, for circuit Of Molo-
q Ahaina and Lanai, at p. m.
/ Luka, for KOhalalele
Aaleakala, for PepeekeO
Ma Moi, for Laupahoehoe
aanuOkawai, for Koolau
sarah and Eliza. for KooIau
p Os1erina, Tor Kalaeloa
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rax Assessors Notice.

h""O 49, rnlv /. 1885, the undersigned
FFon for the district OF HOnOiuIu, L1lHr
A''S5 iii he in his office in the ne" Dunuins
oahu, "n in the rear Of Alholam HAZE On
LED Mp 1,rrs5ay and Saturday OF each week.
lOnday' 1T I'll, Of July, between the hours Oh
sDrns 1ns 80 for the purpose Of receiving the
u and L IS liable to taxation in this dis
PC .oss LIABLE TO TAXATION are respect
AL- .,nssted to make their returns as IuH' -
eiy ie41ea ,,nIere as possible, giving NUMBER Vi
N1' AM 90 of land; stating frontage ana oeP'n
FeeI A11 ,.,.ctsr of structure thereon, cost OF
sifee'' -, ranted or leased, and length OF
Ene l" ..,ooived per annum for such prop
a ION, sold during the year. TO "honl anu
- ann state if there is any mortgage "n
n.onsrty: give date of mortgage name u
e PF.s.5 Gar what amount mOrtgaged state
spTsA' = rord in YOUR possession belonging TO
sopei" ,-o,ondise on hand or consignmentJnly
5feFs M = hank or agents hands same date,
!. etc. no r1v ,r,,nER-
,,,r LATER THAN JULY 81, 1885, OR NO
.>, nv LAW BE GRANTED, as the AS
mil power to assess property after that
=, ,rhicb returns have not been made and
>, nefore him prior to July Slst, at any
zion be may think proper, and from winch
...,,snt there can be no appeal.
go. ATTENTION is herewith drawn by the
.-,,rnsd to the fact that no return is valid in
4 n.ls.s sworn to before the Assessor, Notary
,. ar some other person authorized to admin
Oaths. ~
-, farms ON which to make returns can De
4 daily during the month of July on application
he office Of the Undersigned
FRED. H. HAYSELDEN,
Assessor of Taxes
g. ,ha district of Honolulu. Island Of Oahu.
-s,u,,, rnre Il. 1885. 279-jel7-6w
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Vessels Leaving This DAY.

) IN 0ii' ioi Niin"u anu NlhoS'
~ James Makee, Weir. for Kapaa. via
Ia 1 and Waialua, Oahu, at 4pm
hawaiani, for KooIau
e Rainbow. for Koolau
Rob Roy, for Koolau
II NeEtie Merrill, for Lahaina
/ MaiOli, for Kahuiui
Sr WwSenn' for Hanalei and Waimea
\ hhukai, for Waialua
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Skipping from Fire i'm Two Jumps.
Providence Telegram

Billy Carroll, the comedian, said a very
neat thing during his recent engagement
here. Having occasion to call upon gen
tleman living on the sixth floor of the Mar
regansett hotel, Billy, looking out of the
window, commented upon the height and
gazing refectively upon the roof of the
building opposite said musingly: ''In case of
fire wonder if a man could clear the dis
lance TO that roof in two jumps"
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OF this number there remains ten men to
go to Waialua on this island to-day, and
seventeen men and three women to go to
KOlOa, Kauai by the Iwalani, and six for
Kekaha.
Mr.. Dayton, the Deputy Marshal, who
has charge of the Quarantine Depot reports
that the four Japanese still there are well,
but that they viii: be detained for few
days longer in order that they may not be
the least danger of their still being infected
with any disease.
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FASSENGERS.
DAPARTUREs.

so ' osy 2s-Allss E-r.,. and hama, per stmr
HlRi5s s0 E5os gT5p e5sys s Y Meyer
Rev Fs,L ne er, 1lGs E.-Ir1 al-d wife. Miss
Kalanss u Sylvester. Br1tS.r' 3 Alex
'0ut 100 de On, Lucas ana wife NTH and
e.se sst ssmg Passengers vii, ,-
4 so-rnorrovSs a az Xamasbiro ~: aFs by the
ino1ye p afternoon: r W - -. q Tor Yoko-
az see servant TES12a 3 II Taaciarz ,fid r and
40 child. . ''aLaeshlna, ald n, Na ian
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where the Japanese Have Gone.

The immigration Depot is looking de-
serted now, as the last of the Japanese are
being shipped to the plantations that have
secured their services, and the place will be
given over to the care-taker until another
lot of immigrants arrive. The following is
the disposition which has been made of the
Japanese who arrived by the Yamashiro
Maru:
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Too Ready with His Replies.

Madame Tin search of country board)-
You have plenty of fresh eggs?
Farmer-Millions of 'em, lady, millions
of 'em.
Madam-And fresh butter?
Farmer-Tons of it, lady, tons of it.
Madam-And pure milk?
Farmer-Oceans fit, lady, oceans oft.
Madam-And mosquitoes?
Farmer-Billions of 'em, lady, billions
of er-what did you say?
Madam-Mosquitoes.
Farmer-There amt a skeeter on the
farm.
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..Jud Lafagan: Most people are charit-
able as far as sympathy goes, but few
have the kind that costs money.
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Mr.. E. P. Adams sells to-day the house
hold furniture of Mr. Simmons, on Bore
tania street.
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Tax Assessors Special Notice.
be- undersigned hereby gives notice to all
les Oyhethtr resident of this or any other
ket in this K.HgdOm) having balances OF cash
ankers' or agents hands in Honolulu that they
be assessed here for the same according to
rn returns made by said bankers or agents to
Undersigned, and the tax on the same must be
10 the Tax Collector for Honolulu.
FRED. H. HAYSELDEN,
Tax Assessor for District of Honolulu.
ouoluu, June Il, 1885. 2S1-je17-6w
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BORN.

HAYSELDEN-In this city, at p. m on the
Z!th instant, the wife of F. H. Hayselden, Esq
OF daughter.
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Thursday, the 18th Day orAugust.

L WILL Al PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE
Il Residence of w. II. Bailey, Esq, in Waikiki,
Maui, on
Thursday, the 18th Day of August. 1883
At 1890 A. NJ, the following:
20 head, more or less, of Young and Trained
Working Oxen.
Cattle.
Flne Young Bay and Brown Riding Horses.
Driving and Draft Horses
Thoroughbred Mare Nevada" bred by Tbeo
lnters. OF California. She is the mother Of "Iady
hooker" and is eight months in foal to "Han-
cock ~
Thoroughbred FflIy Lady Waterford" IA
months old; dam, Nevada SIRE "Waterford.,
Waterford" and ''Venture" Colts and FiIIies
1, 2 and years OLE '
"Owen Dale" Colts and Ffllies 1, 2 and 3 years
BuggieS, Blackboard.
One New Family and Farm Wagon, two seats.
well cushioned. '
Harnesses, FIy-nets, Mems and Ladies' Saddles
and Plows
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..siaI Notice to Firemen and Mem
hers Of Volunteer Companies.
n. Undersigned hereby gives special notice to
bremen and members of volunteer companies
they must by law appear in person before
and claim their exemption from personal
! or such exemption cannot be allowed.
FRED. II. IAYSELDEN,
Tax Assessor fer District u Honolulu.
o,o,r,u Tunc 4. 1855. 250-je17-6w
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NOTICE!

A Ii COMPREHENSIVE RELATIONS FOR
1 n merly existing between Edw. Smith and VIM
FogO, both of Kau, Island of Hawaii. ceased and
ever terminated on the nth DAY OF JUNE,
1885, VIM. Togo assuming the business of NaaIehn
store, IN said district. All debts due the store to
tnat date are payable to VIM. Togo; also, all liza
OiteS VI Sald store are to be settled by VIM. Fogo
EDW. SMITH,
Naalehu, Kau. Hawaii, July %, 1885. 829-aug7
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RSes of the Moon During July,
1855.
ID. II. NJ.
hOOB ...........''''zo Oh Il
b Rising and Setting of the SUN.
BUN rises tomorrow morning at 5:2S o'clock.
sunsets this evening at 6:44 O'Clock.
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Notice to the Public.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
w to the public that, in addition to our
PASTRY AND CONFECTIONERY business, we
will open
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RESTAURANTS.

COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT, 81 HOTEL
in the city has opened the above restaurant
Everything neat and clean. Table supplied with
the best the market affords Wire gauze doors
make the place cool and fly proof. 22I-tf
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THOS. w. EVERETT, Auctioneer.
Wailuku, Maui, July 20, 1885.
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HI OF HOLD FURNITUR

Consisting off,
Bedsteads, Mattresses, Etc. Chairs Wardrobe
one New Sity Bath Tub. Meat Safes Washing Ma
Chimes Refrigerators, Etc
one Fine q Brunswick & Bake Billiard Table
beautifully 1nlaid; handsome Cue Racks y
dozen very extra inlaid Cues.
pair Blacksmiths Bellows, good size
Doors, Windows and Frames, Window blinds
1TwO-handed Wood Saw
Treadle Lathe for Wood, Ivory or Iron Work
T ER.AIS CASH
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Grand Auction Sale
Horses, Carriages. Harnesses, Cattle,
Household Furniture, Etc.. Etc.

I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE
4 residence of w. III. Bailey, Esq, in Waikiki,
Maui, on
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

TN FOWLEk'S YARD, 81 AND 50 HOTEL
Il street. The only one dollar house in Homo
lulu Rooms per night, IS cents rooms per
week, 81 1S6-n1S
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Ice Cream Parlor.
SATURDAY, APRIL 25TH.

Which has been fitted to suit the requirement
of our frst-class trade, on
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ap a4-tia4w Lincoln BLOCK, king street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31

free school education. AL Esuch school
shall be under the management and con'ro
OF the Board, and subject to like & enera
regulations as other schools Of the Gih 'triot
int under no circumstances shall % TORE"
children be dllOwed 10 0ftsRd The sam:
school, or be CLASSIFIED NTH rhite .ch't
dreR.'
After viewing all the facts and circt m
stances, ask the candid reader whether Il Is
action, or insc,on, does not disclose pa :
nose upon the part Of at least large ma E
iority of the board, to do that which charge
they intend to do-ignore this section of
our school law? IF this law is repugnan. to
tie moral sentiment of individual members
of,he board, would suggest that the speed
list way of obvia,ing all difficulties OF con.
science. not to say the more honorable and
manly way, would be TO resign their posi-
TORS as members, to give place to others
who can and will by their acts comply with
tie Jaw in its letter and spirit. So long rs the
law makes this oil elimination, it must be
re spt c'ed and enforced, and hazard moth
log in SAYING hat in this communi y,
which has net yet risen superior TO all
Or, ;idice. feeling OF caste or discrimination,
as unchristian aud barbarian, there iC
neral sentiment enough of another kind to
secure the proper enforcement of the Law as
I now stands Whether boards or indidu-
ais are the offenders, the Courts are open.
and their aid may be invoked TO punish or
restrain. JAMES W. WHITE,
Member Board Edu cation.