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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-05


For many mnniha We American PEG
pla have been Interested IL tha Irish
aasasion, a. shey have never before
hseA inlarsslei 10 nny questian whlch
az ma Fliailg aEscl lhamsslsea. Mssi.
inaa havs beua held IN almast every
uitY and town % eiva sxpgesion
% Ne fesiing 10 faVoR 81 homc
FaiA. he Ameria4n politieal lead.
ere have aiAoet uifhsas exeapifou
3sllpafad Address 10 WhlcA lhey taoh
lAs noel radical Rroand 10 fzyar q
hoas sala. md soioea Ia 10 deaasfal
ssrms ne sansimenla ~ her audleuoss,
Amone shoaa who have Sans spoksn ars
Senators Shssman. Hoas. Logan. Esarsa,
Vaashees. Mazriaan. tnealls and Ridale-
sesReH Oversees nill ResaksF. oRlss.
~ Rsbte aad hehinsan. sraakss Or.
lxis And SAmnal J. RAndAil. The,a are
hui lev q ~ many VIA have spaksn.
e ne uAuss q an wese Rivsa NE liza
woal& GiFetsh ahroueh mAny solaana
On Tusa4ay ~ nasns ~ NJ. Blalno
waa adasd . shs liz II : spsesA :,
Portland. Maine. ha discussa the Ira
aassilan nash ~ 4 bad hean aiaeuas,s
b. many hefass ain. His aruausas,
ussN perAspa. va b : msse tasss s.y,s
ae4n tAss haa eesn pa b. any before
hlnA Ha lanxaaea uan esraAinly 10
men oaonatvs lAaa TAI e eAermar 3,
LeaA - Hal. AliApaea nans e u,
fosmax sraseAas bad sxolsea he allsAi.
eaasonmant q arrapensis tAs ssishtss,
inlerpat b EsRla1a, ~ ssoaes had ~.
niaiaa spekan tAaA ~ onaire Tary
Erum eumnsasaa = iaslaus aaaaek npss
Asa Livery aAw, re.l a. lnarlnaps. I.
- eeeaA rs psehsa ga ana uasa :.
- asas e a. ssEannni nrziaes ~.
nlains and hls eplniuna he 49, 49,
eaasa u Aaeng m.as ne sr,eeA -,
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~ tha Il viz b ssan thai the
representation q aixlsan eoantias
viii b Rraates iE hassa % tha OiBriea
ihan 4 based on the Armstrong vote,
thAt he representation of Que eoaniy
viii - REeaasF 4 bassd % tha Arm-
a1ronR than Il hansd On lhs 0'nrien
votA and lhai ne rspreasnsaiion q he
remalnino sixiaen oonntiss wiz Be thG
aAmA no matter which vote may b
tAkan aa NE haaia.
We scarcely think thal the Central
Conmi,iea ssll aiiempt 70 aiufranshisI
iivs thoaaand Repuhilean voassA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-05

.SHERIFFS SIT

IN TIE DISTRICT CouI
\ Third Judicial District 81
IeFEiEorI, holding terIas 81
Nc. fa5o-DaTid AIIrn. F
Walter BurFlst and Gas
wife, defondants.
Undor and b Firtuegl Sc 4lN
l9luee out Of ne ahoV1 HaAf4
tAo above e1tltled actItn. 14'1I
day g Nay, 1854 and % W
and daliForod. HAYS 0NAY
ne property described tn 19
sale and ~ fnIIoua. 70 Wit
Lots one and four Il ard s. t.
four go, In A. A. Denny go.
city of Seattle also. los 9444a Oh
eleven an. In AaFnmFd'a pl4t ~
NOW city Of Seattle aino N
and four ~ and A n 1l41E
~, IL a. A. DannY's nd1eqa
81 reattlo.
Therefore NOTES h herahI siIl.
Saturday. she ASA maS a sEa
At tie hour e II oiaiock q
noo1 q SAD oaY, a. ~ 0oElf
IN the city 81 seattle. AI
WaahinQton Territory, VII
ene1 20 aeia order % H9.4|
ceaerlbed properly. o. - - go
may - necessary q safIAtf 20
II said action. with I1tetes-
costa q publle a1crl1n,
BIDDER for cash.
LATED Is ssaitls, thla NJ atH
my12fd sheriff d King g
Richard 04hffnns rI15nIE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-05

An IMPROVED STOCK FARM or
"A Sc AGEE8
81 acres IN hRy and 70 acsea under partial
improvement
fars cash. balance long time; low rate
CT MILLER.
myO 1B Charry street. 8saitle. W. +.
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NOTICR.

r WILL LEAVE ALL OF NY RUaI-
j nsM VITA Cart N. p. 0ru1n. 10 FaoniVs
Messy and to esftle AL hills and Accounts.
n08 u O. WHITFOhD. M. ID.
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Il. HERSHBERGRl g 90
SIG and SIS Front street, Seattle.

tlothn
Trunks V Etc. in fact everything contained in the Os
6and Front
ofa
advertised s.s
following Tk *
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ALL PERSONS KNOWING THKM-
~ selves indebted 70 tbs late Arm 81 u.
=. Smith & Son are keraby notified q
cal 411d seltle the sane e onoe.
as a. A SMITH
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For Rent.

A COTTAGE on SEVENTH STREET.
n between Seneca and University. PeF
myIs IN a.DAvTFz
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Contracts mLst.

r WILL BIZ AT THE ESD or THx
Il E4llruad tra1k e. orsza rtFer. q 80
arsEay and Saaaay naxf, 1unae1h Ard al.
. ~ tho EleaEtnR o. tbs riRkt a BnT.
VIA ieG 4 u oaa hnlf ana miie anr4fors-
tn4 NNf.@f1f nnNNWTsF
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FELIX agTx.

C0ME VALUABLE PAPERS BE-
y ieaging 70 pea have hsen isfs q III.
o&cas fe13
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REMOVRD.

HTHITwORTH & THOMSON HAvK
w removed their oEllcs 70 the third
lnE. No. o18 Front street. We are nov
better prepared ahnn ever before e axa.
cuts qurveyE examine mines, raDnr3 "a
ne character Of land. lay out tBwn piaaa,
and make 1ne drawings for any puf pose.
We have better facilities for WORK than
any other arm IN the northwest.
S2City Surveyors Once. -
Z. Q. box ~. keaftlA W. II.
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8URVHEORs, own ENaINEEE
xLbR0 n1K6NkN.

ANVIL ENGINEER AND COUNTY
" Surveyor. Fifteen years experience
on narrow and STANDARD gage railroads.
Al county work properly recorded.
Ofico over Gordon Hnr&W Co, Front
a ranidauna cor Third and plnnnhard
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Two TQHK HoU4Es AND Az11 -
chs ~. f'a,s. a As "A esSnp.
NHe via ~. HlaumGEY.
E nzd H1xnit1sn &eI1s
80 Acle9 lad. part e,eslsq " - -
8nnranfa. e1oo 81 $50; n,l1HAAl.
fafnTT. Rf5n XHfna AR24
&c., "a So tua Nesle-
rfsn|.f. - ss1f.1I| & t,'t EL. LlI5, -, 80
NsNe-1ri's h1sfze. eI6Es4 - ~.
Tfaae CIlG z,sts ~ HHnch- -.
Meysgagss - solld pFepsrigs 80 2
CT "a csansy smip -
New and seeosd-hana safla.
WANTED.
a22s and asna 8 ionn CT citT property.
Nos1g Tce1 security nass inknls.A
sl..'s =, - - 81: hi9hsst wae.s pald
FTenrl.n. 1880 and cocks Nc 81,
~ fnrn M farm hauAA SO Per nl1A.N-
CanRaz1sFo end n8an.A. - ~ @s..s
R4Egel o. tmnz8Fe4 esee& q. L....... =,
THo IafF paE1aerA TER liz, ~ We No@l'
= a. n.na- lLlaa1 NJ aaytAln1i,
FOR RENT.
Tk.as Wruss ena vesolahIe Gardens
naaF 1owas roEy cheap sA&e AastA :.
Nisetsnn houssA 6 % IS.
Rrrsislri a nflrnfshed ro0mA via
a. vgifhonl hoard. 81 = month NJ.
Is esrs rsrsh: lnpIovsd orchard and
haT 70 caah rents
f,,.aern i11nrzrs1 Kaneh. 3 . mouEhs
Wnmne an4 iaF0s rREIIan. ID town..
Frgr'iahed Ras lrnnf a. E,odRin9 House
-.
Gro. w. CRANE,
Wasklnwtan Tsrrlkary Empleymeat b
rnau. neaR eoFnar Oammerelal ans
WashinKtan streets. seattle. aM
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OFFICE AND LABORATORY,
02z Front street. cor. Marion.
A. @Dn kkLioWss BGIEeiHG,
o-O-n
Superior Dental Work, n all IL
Branches carNfally and thoroughly exc
cute4, ~ rsasoaahls rates, and sattnfae-
tlon guaranteed.
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Summer Boarding.

IF PARTIES DESIRING BOARD.
u with iine accommodation and ulene-
ant sHrroundlnQ8 near the line a the
Front street car track. II North Seattle,
VIII cal ~ the residence Of Mira Ham
mona, they can be accommodated. The
street car win run out 70 our piace three
OF four TINES Q day n desired.
mY8 MRS. r. A. HAMMOND.
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DUG6y AND HARNESS FoR sAr.R
- aagvoleasiy chsap a. G8ARs' Nv
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IIvIL AND MINING ENGINEER.
~ Once on third 0oor On frontl o. the
0orden Hardware Building.
Drawings, plan8 estimates and epsclfl-
cations for all kinda of engineering
WoEx. mV1
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FTsHK REPORT THAT HAvR so1.D
a my ssn4lo = - faase - - lTirr1
ae8an1rei VIC oFi1lEKta& IL
TtkE1 81 PKESMR
~ 1Ae faaingnF
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E1ATIEE March y lszh
ua "a. d. LsaNaAKMn Dear Sir Noa
FEaEx nad heen aE1lcfna with q h8nyF.
rnta1Hi tccllnR II ny 1aEeh1ao sd -
nlE11 4 Wc1i4 - tEooole4 with o1.1q1lt
cleAtnl17, cQ1zAing ana eEp1clz11EsnE
- that haa 1at LIKE feEk WA2 EttT
uzAEsr4hle from shia cntHREh q 1H1 hNA4
carAtle When / u1uyhs Fe1r e4ro md
fEeafnae11 fno1n when 1 zecolFa1 raIt4l
~ feW oayA resul1mg b parnnneni
cNH8.
Ersn Whist know a. DR. LonRaknF'.
professional Ekia and treatment 4 feel
oa1 mos teaFelg recemusn4 81 peSsnn1
assurance that they viii FeceiFe NEST ex'
oalien1 pEufaEnnnal and m1nicaI treat
raenA Chalk d. DAVIS.
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MARK A. MoMGAKMRs NJ ~,
GEadnate 81 Womnnsn Msdical college
q kseunaylFanias
OGiss and resideuce, ceEner ChazzF and
Third atroals1 once hours from % ~
and from % o'clock.
PARTICULAR Attention given to the treat.
nne1t o. diseases e women and chzldzon.
Consultations Ia EnEliah and German.
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80. 2. M0NDAN
WHITE 3 MUNDAY

Attorneys at Law.
oficq IN Wkas's Hlook. cor. Front ana
Columbia = dRa
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A TTORNEY-AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
n tee IN ~ the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Once, &c rooms q the Probate
Court Yosler-1 eary Building.
". Il. WHITE oHAa. ". MuNnAY
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Fac1orv IN VA QhpHe
agIok nuIIdlnr. xlsse
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Martinelli's cider is absolutely pure
Martinelli's cider is the best and purest
made.
The Honolulu Rifles had their usual drill
last evening.
The police have been doing considerable
Of late, arresting opium smokers.
Ching Chung Ping is authorized to sign
the firm name Wing On Wo & Company.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Y.
NJ c. A will be held this evening at 7:3O
O'Clock
The book of the season. THE HoNoLULs
ALMANAC AND DIRECTORY FOB 1885. Price,
80 cents.
A copy of the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL AD-
vERTIsER for April 10, 1886, is wanted at
this Office.
Mr.. John T. Dare, attorney and counsel
lor-at-law, has his Office at room u, Spreck-
els block.
The annual meeting of the Royal Ha-
waiian Agricultural Society will be held
at the Hotel this evening.
The foundations for the new building on
Fort, near Merchant street, for Hon. A.
+. Judd, are being put in.
The report of the proceedings of the
Planters Labor and Supply Company will
be found on the fourth page.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Like
like will be at home this afternoon at her
residence, Waikiki, from 3 to o'clock.
Undressed kid gloves, ladies' underwear
pink, white, cream and blue cashmere just
received by last steamer, at c. J. Fishel'ss
Messrs. E. P. Adams & Co. hold their
regular cash sale at 10 o'clock this morning
AT IL o'clock they will sell three cases of
toys.
'The proprietOrs of the Duffy's Pure
Malt Whisky submit it for analysis to any
intelligent chemist, and challenge the dis
covery of fusel oil or any adulteration. ~
A meeting of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union will be held this after
2:30 o'clock. The Executive Committee
meets at 2 o'clock.
Applications for money orders on the
United States, Great Britain, Germany.
Portugal and Hongkong, per steamer
Mariposa, will be received at the Post Of
flee until 4 p. m. Friday.
No book ever published contains so much
reliable and valuable information regard
ing the Hawaiian Islands in such small
compass as the Honolulu ALMANAC AND
DIRECTORY. 1886. Prize, so cents.
Messrs. Wing On Wo & Co., of Mauna,
kea street, beg leave to notify the public
that they have just received large guam
THY of xxx and other choice brands of
Manila cigars, of the best quality, for sale
at moderate prices.
Mr.. J. A. Beckwith, the United States
Consular Agent at Hilo, Hawaii, who is
about to leave for the Coast, having
missed the Kinau last week, rode over to
Papaikou and secured passage to Homo
lulu by the schooner Canute.
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To REGULATE THE CURRENCY OF THE HAWAIIAN KINGDOM
Be at enacted by the King Legislative assembly of the
Haaoal'on Islands in the Legislature Of the Kingdom
SECTION l. The gold of the United States Of Amer
lea are the standard and legal tender their nominal
IN the payment of all debts public and private within
Hawaiian Kingdom.
SECTION 2 The silver coins of the Hawaiian Kingdom
are legal tender at their nominal value any
exceeding ten dollars in any payment.
SECTION All outstanding silver certificates and all
tcates to be issued under this Actexcept the dollar
certlhcateswheher they contain the words Silver Coin
not shall be redeemed their
IN United States gold coin and all certificates redeemed
shall be forthwith withdrawn cancelled by the Registrar
of Public Accounts.
And shall be lawful for the Minister of Finance
to be issued from the Treasury to time
certificates of deposits of the denomination of en twenty
fifty and hundred dollars respectively upon transferring
from the general fund and setting special
equal amount of lawful coin of the Kingdom security
for the redemption of such certificates the whole of
such outstanding and issue of certificates aforesaid
not TO exceed IN the aggregate time the of
three hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars which,
not exceeding thirty thousand dollars shall be in certificates
Of the denomination of ten dollars.
SECTION 4. The certificates provided for Section of
this Act shall be signed by the Minister of Finance and
countersgned by the Registrar of Public Accounts
special deposit of coin in the Treasury for their redemption
shall be used only for the payment and redemption of such
certificates and shall be kept special deposit for such
purpose and no other
SECTION s. Chapter XVIII of the Session Laws
and all other Laws conflicting with the provisions of this Act
are hereby repealed.
SECTION g. This Act shall take effect from aud after
approval
Approved this 18th day of October, A. D. 1886.
KALAKAUA REX.
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AN ACT

To AMEND ACT, ENTITLED g" ACT CONSOLIDATE
AMEND LAW RELATING INTERNAL TAXES" APPROVED
o SEVENTH AUGUST, A. d. 1882
Be Enacted by the King Legislative assembly of
Hawaiian Islands in the Legislature of the Kingdom assembled
SECTION 1. That Section of said Act and the
is hereby amended as to read as follows:
Section A. The term Real Property, for the purposes
of this Act shall be deemed and include all lands
and lots with the buildings, structures fences wharve
improvements and other things erected affixed to the
same
2 That Section Is of said be the
is hereby amended read follows
'Section 16. The terms Personal Property, for the
purposes of this Act shall be deemed and include
all household furniture and effects ewey Watches goods
chattes and merchandise, machinery all shpsand
vessels whether at home abroad all moneys in hand
easehOd and chael interest lands and real estate fran
chses patents contracts growing crops public and
bonds all domescated birds herein
before specifically taxed
SECTION g. That Section II of said Act be and the
is hereby hereby amended to read as follows:
''Secton II. All foreign Fire Marine and Life Insurance
Companies carrying business in this Kingdom shall pay
for and respect every hundred dollars received by
such companies their agents. respectively for premiums
during the year preceding the assessment the of two
dollars companies shall be charged any
other duties under this Act
f. That Section 81 of said Act be and the
is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 81 Every agent for any person temporarily
permanently absent from this Kingdom and every banker
broker money lender attorney at law, trustee, treasurer
executor administrator guardian shall be assessed separ
ae respect Of each property trust which he represents
shall be chargeable with the payable in respect
thereof in the such property his
own and he shall be assessed respectively his as
representative of the property trust he represents and
shall be kept separate and apart
individual assessment.
SECTION s. That Section said Act be and the same
is hereby amended $ to read follows:
Secton o. Every agent, banker broker money lender
attorney law, trustee treasurer executor administrator
and guardian SHALL for the purposes of this Act be deemed
agent shall be answerable for the performance of
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For San Francisco.

The following passengers are already
booked at the office of Messrs. VIM. q.
Irwin & Co. to leave by the Royal Mail
steamship Mariposa on Saturday: Col.
Claus Spreckels, Mrs. Claus Spreckels
and maid, Hon. VIM. G. Irwin, Miss l..
Irwin, Hon. c. R. Bishop, His Excel
lency George w. Merrill and Mrs. Mer-
rill. G. w. Clink, J. A. Beckwith, D. G.
Thompson, Major Bendel, c. K. Dean,
j. C. Pfuger, Miss May Coolidge, Miss
v. L. Gilliland, Miss Pattie Rhodes, G.
M. Cooke, w. H. Bailey, DIR. w. Doug
las, Capt. Mcintyre and daughter, K.
Engelbrecht, Mrs. J. A. de Soucedo, +.
A. Burchardt, Herman F. Hitler, Mrs.
Fanton and daughter Mrs T. S. King,
Captain and Mrs. jerks.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The schooner WaiInaIu arrived in ballast oc-
tober 2Oth, from Hilo, Hawaii Reports very
rough weather. Lost anchor with twenty
fathoms chain.
The steamer waimanalo brought 100 bags
sugar from waimanalo and $50 bags paddy from
Hanula, Koolau, Oahu. She leaves Tomorrow
for Heeia.
The schooner Canute sails to-day with gem
e4al cargo for Hilo, Laupahoehoe and KohaIa,
Hawaii.
The American barkentine ". II. Dimond, Cap
tain E. D. Swift sails at l O'Clock this afternoon
with 1885 bags sugar. 1902 bags rice and 81
barrels molasses, for San Francisco.
The American bark Caibarien, under com
mand of Captain G.. A. Perkins, formerly Chief
Officer, arrived in port October 10th, three and 4
half days from Mahukona, Hawaii. Reports
very light winds in the channel. The Caibariea
landed at Mahukona SO mules fer the KohaIa
Sugar Company, $50 tons general mercha ndise
and $500 posts for Messrs. S. G.. Wilder & Co.
She brought for here $50 tons general merchan-
disc and $4,000 bricks. The Caibarien is docked
at Brewers wharf.
The schooner Kulamanu arrived October goth.
six days from Puma, Hawaii, with so cords fire.
wood for Messrs. Allen & Robinson, a bundles
ava, 1000 cocoanuts and 1000 oranges. She
will leave again next Monday with machinery
for hukuiau, Hamakua, Hawaii.
The sailing of the steamer James Makee for
Kauai has been postponed till this afternoon.
The American barkentine Eureka, Captain
Winding, sailed for San Francisco October GOTH
with ,412 bags sugar and 2,253 bags rice, valued
at S26,975.
The schooner Ehukai, which has been laid up
for repairs for the past two weeks, will resume
her weekly trips to Waialua, Oahu, to-day.
The German bark Pacific is in the stream
being reprinted.
The schooner Liholiho sails to-day with 100
tons coal for the EIeele Sugar Plantation, Kauai
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Oahu.
EAauai.
PAUL P. KANOA,

Finance Office, October g, 1861
132-d4w-noyI
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Supreme COurG-OctOber Term.
BEFORE MIR. JUSTICE PRESTON.
WEDNESDAY, October Goth.

WEDNESDAY, October Goth.
The Court opened at 10 O'Clock a. m.
P. Veasey VS.. A Herbert, assumpsit
After hearing argument on demurrer
the Court orders the demurrer overruled.
V. V. Ashford for plaintiff, FL. E. Avery
for defendant.
AT CHAMBERs-BEFORE M'CULLY, J.
Estate of Manae W., petition for pro-
bate of will. Partly heard, and continued
to the 9th. A. P. Peterson for petit
toner.
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BY AUTHORITY.


1t has pleased His Majesty the King to ap-
point
HER EXCELLENCY ULULANI
Governess of Hawaii, vice H. R. H. Princess
Poomaikelani, resigned.
Iolant Palace, October 10, 1886.
165doc21 woc25
1t has pleased His Majesty the King to ap-
point
FREDERICK WUNDENBURG, ESQ.
Postmaster General of the Kingdom, vice Hon.
L. Aholo, resigned.
IoIani Palace, October Is, 1885,
16S-doc21 woc25
have this day appointed Jacob Kulu, Esq, to
Island of Kauai.
A. LANIHAU,
GOverness of Kauai.
Office of the Governess of Kauai,
Lihue, October g. 1886. I67-doc21 wOc25
have this day appointed S. R. Hapuku ESQ.,
to be Deputy District Justice for the district of
Lihue, Island of Kauai in accordance with sec
ton 928 of the Civil Code.
A. LANIHAU
Governess of Kauai.
Office of the Governess of Kauai
Lihue, October IS, 1886. 16S-doc21 woc25
All water rates due on or before term ending
December 81, 1885, must be paid at the office of
the Honolulu Water Works before the 18th day of |
November 1886.
Parties paying rates will present their last re-
,eipt.
CHAS B. WILSON,
Superinte ndent Honolulu Water Works.
Approved;
WALTER MURRAY GIBSON,
Minister of Interior.
Honolulu October H. 1886. 133no15d&w
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PORT OF HONOLULU, III. L.
ARRIVALS

WEDNESDAY,, October 10th.
Stmr Waimanalo, from WaimanaIo
Am bk CaibarieE, Perkins, from san Francisco
via MahukOna, Hawaii
Schr kulamanu, from Puma
schr WaimRlu, from Hononu
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PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURE

From Hilo, per schr Canute, October I9th-J
Beckwith
From Mahukona Hawaii, per bark Caibarien
October 2Oth-C L Wight
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Vessels Leaving To-Day.

stmT James Makee, Campbell, for Kapaa,
Hanalef, via Waianae. at D u
Stmr Waimanalo. Underwood, for Waimsnalo
Oahu
Francisco, at ! D IN
Schr Canute, for Hilo Hawaii
Schr Ehukai, for Waialua, Oahu
Schr Liholiho, for Waianae
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Dr. Clinton a. Sage, N. D., Pekin, n. Y.
writes: Il have been prescribing Duffy's
Pure Malt Whisky and find it adapted to
cases requiring a pure alcoholic stimu-
Isnt.7
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1t has pleased His Majesty the King to a
point
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have this day appointed Jacob Kulu, Esq, to
be District Justice for the district of Lihue,
Island of Kauai.
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DEPARTURES.

WEDNESDAY, October 10th.
Stnar Kilaaea Hou, for Lahsina, Makena, Ha-
E2oa, at II N
Am bktne Eureka, Winding, for San Francisco