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sIXTH-AvE. AND i3TH-sT.
FOUL DEPOSITS IN PLUMBING

Causes sickness death Liquid Carbocrys eleahs''
efectually sold by all druggists. ~
W. IL. Ii. CHILDS. 10 Maiden Lane y. I.
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SHIPPING NEWS

PORT OF NEW YoHK.-......TUESDAY JUNE 80, 1885
ARRIVED
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6. @pIfipm.

Su benz Shnittwaaren : emporium
BON 8. Wolfion trefen tdgli6 neue
Waareu ELM. Worauf mir iebo6 bic
Dameu beionbers aufmerfiam MAIDEN
DDlen, bas lit cine 5enbung BON neuetl
ieibeneu, nit Seibe aefitterten, psl3bes
feBten M6ntelt (gireulars), wie fie
ihDuer, eIesanter unb prsismiirbiger
nod ME i'm bieIigen Miarfte wareIl.
Die 5errsn mogsu li6 ebenfals bieie
Noti3 ais Winf D:enen lafen, benn 10
ell neuer, moberrer Mantsl bon WOlfs
inn 1T elm iebr fh6ues Weibua6tsges
i6enf fur Gle tbeure gbebdlfte. Das
Neueiie in Mdnteln 1T alio bel Wolfs
ION gu finben. 29,1wt1mp
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Ser 8liidltdbe Spbnfum
unb iein biibi6er @emintt bon 5000
Dollars.

San Mntonio grpreB bonn Is. $50.
pember: SsSas. 8. Sobnion ertrd9t fein
Slid nit Nnftanb. ct 1T Der fribere
6iibner=6 dnbler unb bate ben 0ers
ifanb. ben ~finften She'll bes 2oofes
As, 900 Der 2rutftana Staatss 2Dtterie
fir bic lebte 3iebung gu faufen. 6,
sing als armer Mann i9lafen unb erz
tpadte nit @elb genug, uU ibn comfor.
label fir ben @eit feiner Sage gu erbal.
ten. st 1T Elm fIeiner tbdtiger Mann
i'm Mlter bon So Sabren.
vgs mat bas erfte Coos, bas i9 il
in meinem 9eben taufte", fagte e,
geteru sinem grpreB &eporter, unb als
i'd es faufte, bate i'd geraoe S. in mei'
mem 8erm6gen. 5rager Sic mid
ni6t, mie i'd fiblte, aIs i'd Oas Sell
gerpann, benn i'd meiB nidt mebr ba'
BON, als Sic. Sd faB gerabe unb ial
nod ben 3ifern, als oas Blut In met
nem Snnern auftieg uno mir big In
ben @9dbel ftiee. Sd berfaufte mein'
6ibner, ging mad Qauie unb iagt'
meiner alien Trau: nSeuin, Dlt
0hbner baben aus9efpielt1, uno IL
meinte: sd bofe TO-"
Stein 1err, ib mar nibt bange, bas
@elo gu befommen. Ser 9lgent, als e,
mein blauseitreiftes 9emb fab, oferirtt
mir @elb iopiel i'd molte uno mar be.
reit, meine Orber ouf cine 8ant fh'
ba1eIbe gu nebmen. Sd aber ipanbt'
mid nit benz 3idet ielbit an e,ne 8anf.
bic bas @elo fo1eftirte, unb bas Gin
t%aiitren toftete mir $40.
vWie i'd Sbnen faste. iunger Mann
es mar mteln erftes Sidet, aber melt
Iebtes 1T es nidt. Sd gebenfe bieiel
Monat pieoer ems gu faufen, UNI ineii
Slid 3u probiren, unb tDenn Sic mid
basu iiberreber MOLTEN, wiirbe i'd mid
bariber ni1t permunbern. Sbr Sci
tunssleute babt genug. ST es ni4t 10
Was? Wirben Sic cine Bleifeoer fl
$4,000 i@drfen? @eben @iel"
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sine 0r0inafts.

nm Seftion 4 be8 ST b Charters IN Rrdft IA
fetsn unb sapiteI So Der reptbirten Or6iuan5en
aa pioerrufeu.
Eel % terorbnet, burd ben Stabtratb BET
Gt10t Gdn Nntonio:
Settiou /. Dos RopiteI So ber rebibirteu
Drbinau3en bierburd aufsebcben ipiro.
Settion q. Dab, in nebereinfimmung mil
Geftion A bes gbdrters, bic Gsabt In 8 @arbs
qetheiIt ipsrD, berens @ren3eu folgenDe inb:
Barb 30 1.--Diefelbe begirnt IN Der 60.
rebc5fra6e. tpoielbf fie BON Der @ef Commerce.
frabe burdf9uitteu uirD, oebt Dann fiiblid in
Der 2arsbOfrdee Bis gum apcde Greet, ben
Mba9e Greet enttan9 bic gum Gan YeorO @reet,
bonn gum Gan AntOniO 5Ia6, foIgt Oieiem bic
CUR Befeommereefraee urb bic Strabe ent[nns
bic gum Mafangspu1fte. Dieler Sbeil bilDet
bon left ub Die erie @nrb.
Der game Gbeil 6sr friiberea erfen Barb,
Der In 0iefen EbeiIe nidt eiusef6Iofen III, bill.
bet bic @dr6S No 2.
Barb 30. 2.-Beginnt ba, no Der Can pc.
S6gD g1eef bic aSeH Commensurate burdf@net
Be, Qebt bann NIT Der greet n0rolid bic sur
6~rts6rimsburger @oaD, bann NIT erpdbnier
Boob bic 3ur hdbtif6en @ren3e, Diefe eutlanl
mad BEN itdotif9en Griebbofe, bon bier mad
Der Bet ommereeflrabe uno bann nit berfeI=
ben In onIi@er Ri9tuns mad benz Anfanes.
punfte. Dieter StaDttbeil bilbet bon iett ab
Sie brittle Marb.
Der EheiI, Der nidt in oielen @renaeu elm.
Qti9loden If, tuirb boniett ob Barb no. 4 fem
@arb 10. 8 -Beeinnt NIT Der ALAMO Dit9,
no bitfeibe bic on gommerrefrobe bel Der ct.
Soiepbs Stride burdidneibet. Iduft baun n0rb.
lid bis 5ur areu3ung Der Ulabre Gitd, bann
bic Maore Ditd snIlans bic gum GIub, banm
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@efanapereiu ..ss phffmna..

Ser @efangoerein r6robfnn", Der
t6 bur6 bic 8eranhaltung tppblges
lungener bramatif6er Nbenbz unterbals
iungen einen auten Namen ermorben
bat, tpirb am Sonntag, BEN 5. 9ecem>
Der in 6r.f6s 9afIe tpieberum cine
iolfe abbulten, in Der bic beiben 2uf=
ipisle y@r 1T elm Narr" unb ygr min
nl4t terbea" our Mufihruns selansen
werben. Seoermann 1T freunbli9lt gu
beifelben einaelaben.
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galifurmia @eiue.

0srr s. Meper. WbOleiale 6
MetailbGnbler in Weinen, Nlamo pla5a,
1T Dor Gursem pon ieiner bierten @es
f9dftsreiie mad Galifornien 3uriidges
febrt, ST fam iebt feline &unoen nnb
Gamilien nit ben beifen Sorten BON
CALIFORNIA; einen urb reinem Sraus
benz ranbp perieben. &einen @alifors
mia glaret ~perfauft er bic @alone-$1.
Bort. unb anbere uuberfdli6te Weine
inb itets bel inn borrdtbig.
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= Sir iebe so Gents, pel6e Sc
manb bel @regprp & 60. berausz
gabt, mirb elm Coos perabrei6t fir elm
becorirtes Dinner Set, cine grobe prd6z
tige puppe unb cine boppelte Stubirz
lampe. Man febe bas S6aufeniter.
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Cine merfmirStae @e5btebte.

Mus Sleep pouOD-au1 ettt tg0>
ner Same! = ldBt ii6 bic @alpeton
Stems cine @ei6i9te beridteu, bic atpar
oermutbIi9 ni6t wabr 1T, bic ober iebr
munoerli6 tlingt. n@rOBe I%ufreguns"
-beiBt es in ienem 8eri1t = rberri1t
jebt in Sleep 9o0op". Man rebet
bon ni6ts Nnberen, als Der SrOben uns
terirbii9en umwdlaung, beren 3udunz
gen man bier mabrgenommen. Ste
ben Meilen bon biefer fleinen poftz
Office purbe lebie Na6t cine Der merf<
tpiirbisiten Naturs gri6einunge1 tpabr@
genommen, DON Der bic Weltgef6t9te
au beri9ten tpeiB. Mn ienem puntte
HieBen 3tpei Greefs suiammen, Der Pot
DAT uno Der Gbambers. Greet, Der leBz
tere i6on elm Slug, ben man in ben
Neu gnglanb Staaten einen gang atls
(ebnli1en @trom nennen mirbe. 0ier
lit Der Ort, no i9 elm mertpiiroiges
gaturereigniB abseipielt bat. Sort
bat li1 urpl6Bli9 bic @rbe gu einem
Berg emporgeboben unb bi6t baneben
1T elm enolos tiefer &iB entitanoen, in
ben man 1ur nit @rauen %binabbliden
tann. SEPT flafft oprt-mD friber fi9
cine 9latte @bene ausoebnte-ein tiefer
spalt bon Is Meilen 2dnge unb mebr
als 1900 SUB 8reite. Gin oi1ter mol
t~enartiger Nebel bon f9waraem f6me=
feIbaltigem Qualm ifeigt langfam aus
bieiem gdbnenben S1lunbe, aus oef1en
@runbe elm polternoer 2drm berpprt0nt.
Cine inteniipe 9,Be berri@t am &anbe
biefes Mbgrunbs, bic gu beiben Seiten
cine babe Meile melt gu neripiiren 1T.
Ser grbs&iB 9ebt quer bur9 iene
STEELE, an ben bic beiben @reefs fih
bereinigen, 10 baB bier elm WaRerfan
bon grotesfer uno malerif9er @roBars
tigfeit gebilbet wirb.
Sic nG1ffe S%elegrapbensS Station bon
bieiem Orte aus 1T @%orfieana, B. b.
mebr als IS Meilen babon. Die Be-
mobner Der nmsegenb fin6 ffrebiame
ieoD9 arme uno unpiRenbe Garmer.
Sic finb bon Natur aus abergldubif6
unb biefes groBartige NaturerelgniB bat
iie CARA naus benz 9dus6en" gebra6t.
Sic fingen unb beten ieBt ben gan5en
Sag lang, baben ole Mrbeit i'm Slid
gelaHen uno barren bios Der Dinge,
bic ba tommen folen-penigfens .ibrer
@nii6t nod.
Sn oieier Sonart gebt bic Cores
ppnben3 (unter5eidnet r2anwelin")
roh cine gonae Meile foet, ALIEN man
fam fid BET ibrer 2ecture bes 8erba6.
t,s ni9t ertpebren, als feien bic bO6z
peiien 0srren bon oerv @albeffonNews"
mt bieler 5eniationssei9iGte outs
@lait gis gefubri murben, uno als babe
rrgenb Elm WiBoOIb ibneu einen aller=
eings etpas perfriibten Gaffna9tss
i1obernad seipielt.
Sn bieiem @lauben mirb man nod
baour6 befdrft, baB man in benz Wer'
sei1niB Der teranifhen poitdmter (we=
nignens in bemienisen DON 18S5yS6)
peraebIi@ cine pOf Office: Sleepy
SD0pm" iuGt.
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0elo, 2iteI unc @ertbiadten fidber
aeaett veuer unD 9tebe.

2ofmoob & &mann bietet Dem
publifum Gaiten in ibrem fi6ern De-
pofitumz BebdIter an. Serielbe mirb
bur6 iebes neue moberne Mittel ges
i9dbt, 1T in Der genaueiten Weiie .er=
baut tporben. mirb bur6 Sdl6fer
uno Nadtmddter bemadt unb 1T ab.
iolut feuers unb biebsli9er. Mietbe
Sc pro Sabr. 3utritt 10 oft, ME ge'
miini1t. 27,lpt
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$4,000,
gine Rarte.

Stem Orleans, 20. Nob. 1886.
Ser untersei6nete beideinigt. bab
er bon Der Srabers Natianalsg anf IN
San Mntonio elm Giinftel bes 2ooies
Ger. 48. 900 ein5elne Summer Der @lohe
L in Der 2puiiiarta 2otterie gum &oltf=
tiren erhielt. 9as Soos sog am 9ten
Mouember 1886 ben 5perteu 9auptpreis
BON $25, 900, unD Der @eminn mnrbe
prompt ausbe5ablt bur6 einen @bed
auf Die Mem Orleans National Banf.
iobalb bas Sifet in Der Office Der
@ompagnie Ndientirt Durbe.
8. s. Santana,
Nunner ber @taats =WationalzV art in
SEEM Orleans.
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Sir @irfhe.

Sic poufdnbiee Ginri@tung zines
r IT. &Iaffe Saloon 1T bilig gu
pertaufen. Na93ufrasen in Der Office
Der SSreien Yref1e. 1,3mt
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Wan betradte bas i'm 5daufens
fter befinbli9e elegaute @ei6enf. bas
8regprp & o.. am 81. December
ibren Runben geben.
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Sur fdotifder Solicitor.
Ser llnteraeidnete empfieblt fi6 ben 8irsern
adtunasbou ais Ranbtbat, sur @ieoerermGb-
lung tit oas slmt oes @itb Solicitors BEL Der
am ID. Sebruar 1887 t~attinaenben Babl.
s. s. 6aueien.
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Mam p~ertange Elm 2oos Bel
@regorD & So.
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!. Sim Mhenb bes 81. 9eeembe

= Mm Mbenb bes 81. December
merber mir in Der @binazSale elm elez
gantes Dinner Set, eine groBe nnO
bra6tpoa gefIeibete Buppe unb eine
boppel.e Stubirlampe beri6enfen. Sc
bet 8erfauf i'm 8etrag BON so Gents
bere1tigt BEN &aufer gu einem Soofe
fir obige @egenitdn6e.
@regorp& 6 o.
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Mn9ebote fur @orrdtbe
bpn 8erar Gpuntf1.

Mn9eb0fe fur Worrdtbe
BON 8erar gpuntb.
angebote aur aieferung folsenber @orrdtbt
fur Bexar g0untn tueroen angenomnen. Sie
g%r0fnuna Der 8riefe finbet am 10. December
1856 ifatt.
9finbfsfd.
@rccerteS:
DeieumesL Sornmebl, Gped, SdmaIa. RaTee,
8uder, Effa, Gbee, @eiS, 8obnen, SternOl,
8adpnIuer, streidbolsdem, @tefer.
6hretb atertal:
9egaI, GooIscap nnb 8riefbapier, Grie6ens.
ri9ter. 8lanfs, Gruntpcourt 8lapfs, Diiftlft-
court . 8Ianfs, bebern, 8leifeDern, @ummi.
Einfe, 8lantb'9 per Steam, @nbelopes, off.
aiele unb 8rief
Druda6en:
Ailasisen. goti3en uuO gireuIare.
6euerunsS material
aObIen. 8oIs.
ORB @ocps:
Sdube fir SKINNER. perf6iebener @robe. Sdn6e
fit Grouen, berfAiebener @roBe, Stliimpfe fir
Granen, peridtebener @r0he, Soden fur Man-
ner, berf9iebener @r6be. BeinfIsioer berfdieoe.
ner Gi6be, Rode beridieb, ner @robe, wolene
OGDEN uerfnisbensr @robe, b%oumpOlene ln-
terbofen peridieoener @rObe, peiben Domefir,
4leiber3euge, aen6bnliher auaIttdt.
Die gommilfioners Court bebdlt fid baS
Medt Dor, Elm ODER ale sln3ebote gu bermerfen
s. 8. Wur5bad,
18, Il, 3Om @ountbridter.
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@altet Cure 2ampen tn OrSnung mnb
brennerD.
Die alamo Delcompagnie liefert bas
Del. I'm ORDERS tpirb gebeten un6
oas Del tpirb prompt abgeliefert. Sfs
flee 237 Ot : 9ouftonffraBe. Seles
pbon 351. 6,11.t6W
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Sac N~Sudbeubiaft.
Wtr ienben BON ieS: "b bas nWo9en.
biost" fir ben Yreis bon $2.OO auf
e. syabr portDfrei mad Seutl9Iaao.
Ser 9erausgeber.
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SPECIAL MEETING
British Benevolent Society.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS
"a OF the British Benevolent Society will be
held at the British Club on SATURDA Y May am
at 7:3O O'Clock p m. to make arranoam.n;ss %.
Geleoraung the birthday Of Her Majesty queen
Honolulu, May 5, 1886 -
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THE LATE FIRE.

We print elsewhere, by permission,
the report of the committee of citizens,
appointed by His Majesty the King in
Council, to inquire into the origin of the
late disastrous fire, and the facts relating
to its progress as far as these could be
ascertained from reliable evidence. The
report is exceedingly valuable, and set
ties several questions that have been
discussed with more or less acerbity at
intervals since the fire. 1t does Justice
to all, whether they were officially called
upon to take part in extinguishing the
flames, or were acting simply as volun-
teers, and should forever shut the mouths
of personal detractors: All that men
could do in the circumstances was done.
But the Committee find that the water
mains on Hotel, Beretania and King
streets are too small to supply the steam
plugs themselves are wholly inadequate
The practical recommendations of the
Committee upon these points should GER
tainly be acted upon.
Regarding the origin OF the fire, it has
been clearly traced to the pernicious
gambling habits of the Chinese, and if
they were the only sufferers one might re-
gard its consequences with some degree
OF equanimity. But property owners and
business people, native and foreign
alike, are heavy losers, and China
men in large numbers have become
public charges in consequence of the fire. !
This great calamity has punished all !
alike for the culpable neglect in the past |
to enforce sanitary laws and protective |
municipal regulations in the Chinese
quarter. Cinnamon were permitted to
do pretty much us they pleased They
paid high rents to landlords, and
go long as their money was forthcom-
ing, no attention was paid to sug-
gestions of public safety or the require
ments of public health
The fire has changed all this, how
ever. The Chinese quarter has been
blotted out, because what re-
mains of it must be thoroughly remod-
lied under the exceedingly practical and
1aluable suggestions of the Citizens
committee. We trust that no ti1r.e viii
oe lost, or effort spared, to give the
s-ssIss~s 70 sa.s' reeoraIlaendatioDs in
...s.. - - appended to IL
viii command respect IN this commbnity
md throughout the Kingdom His Ma
esty the King made a wise selection,
nd all who are interested in the well
are of the Kingdom should feel satisfied
With their work.
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Police Court.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERToN.
SATURDAY, May 9Th.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERToN.
SATURDAY, May 9Th.
KanekapOe, Uana, Joe Kaai and Lui
had each to pay Sc for drunkenness.
Kealoha, for disobedience to parents,
was reprimanded and discharged.
Juno Davis was tried on charge of
perjury in a case heard in the Police
Court last week. After hearing the evil
dence he was committed for trial to the
Supreme Court Bail was fixed at $3.50.
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. Price SO cents
His Majesty the King will dine on board
of H. B. NJ. S. Triumph on Wednesday
evening.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

The Legislative Assembly met at 2
O'Clock yesterday, and although it was
only two-hour session commendable pro-
gress was made. The order of the day for
the Appropriation bill was reached, but
its consideration was deferred
Several new bills were introduced. and
quite long list of first readings took
place, the bills being severally advanced
stage. Among the new bills were two
by the Attorney General which merit
special mention. The first was Cur
rency bill, the full text of which will
be found in another place in to-day's
ADVERTISER, together with a summary
OF bills already printed. Space does not
admit of discussing its provisions to-day
The second bill will be generally ac-
copied as good and necessary one. 1t
provides for the imposition of dollar
tax upon all Chinese residents or who
may land In the Kingdom, to be applied
to the maintenance and support of sick
and INDECENT persons of their own race,
and to defray the cost of returning the
helpless and Migrants to China.
The Attorney General likewise intro
dueed Lottery and Gaming bill, but it |
was not the kind of bill the Opposition |
press and politicians credited him with |
drafting. Instead of attempting to es- |
tablish a lottery for revenue purposes
as alleged, his bill would not only rem
der this impossible, but would put an
end to the worldly devices at church
fairs and the like, by means of which
money is usually raised for religious and
charitable purposes. All gaming is
strictly prohibited. Let another bill of
this character be presented by the Adj
mlnistration and the Opposition should
apply to be taken under Mr.. Gibson's
protection and guidance, for they will
assuredly appear so ridiculous before the
country as to lead even their warmest
supporters to doubt their ability to run
at large IN the political field without a
guide. The ten million loan and the
lottery bill, which were promised, turn
out to be mere dream of the Oppo-
sition.
What are these gentlemen to say when !
they next strike an attitude before an
inquiring but disguised constituency?
The defeated candidates are to be CON
graduated upon being spared this hui =
initiation. In their case undoubtedly
q the post of honor is the private Q
station" Their successful compatriots d
have been absorbed by the National d
party.
Mr.. Castle had a fit of small economy
lpon him yesterday. He thought he -
night take a hint from the ADVERTISER
md make reputation for saving public
money. But he did not catch on, y to Il
se a common slang phrase, and the e.
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Referred to the Committee

North Kona. Referred to the Committee
on Education.
ABOUT GOVERNMENT BOOKKEEPING.
Mr.. Baker gave notice of a bill that all
accounts of The different departments of
the Government to be kept in Hawaiian
and English.
BATCH OF NEW BILLS.
Mr.. Thurston gave notice of the follow
ing bills: To amend section l ,259, Civil
Code, relating 10 bastards; to amend sec
tons ,2s6 and 1887 of the Civil Code, re-
lating to the property of married women !;
an Act to provide for limited co-partner-
ship.
Mr.. Nahinu gave notice of the following
bills: 1. To regulate restaurants and coffee
shops. 2. To increase the duties OF coffee
imported from other countries. g. To in
crease the licenses OF wholesale and retail
liquor dealers. 4. To compel tailors to
take out licenses. 5. For children in the
Government schools to be taught a trade.
LANDING AT KAMALo.
Mr.. Paehaole presented a resolution for
the insertion OF 81 800 III the Appropriation
bill for a landing at Kamalo, Molokai.
Laid on the table
INTERNAL TAXES.
Mr.. Hayselden, under suspension of the
rules, read first time by its title bill re-
lating to internal taxes.
ORDER OF THE DAY
Mr.. Aholo moved the order of the day.
Carried. Consideration of the Appropria-
ton Bill.
His Excellency the Attorney General
said it was getting late, and as the members
were tired, he would move the House
adjourn until 10 o'clock on Tuesday morn
ing. Carried.
The House adjourned at 4:20 p. IN.
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advertisements.
Notice of CO-partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE,
~ h. f. MAYHEM & w. GRE IVES, have
this day formed a co-partnershp to do business as
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Our Office
and shop is located at No. 80 HOTEL STREET,
Honolulu E. E MAYHEM,
mlI-IW w CREWES
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
Il Plantation Drafts them will after this date
be cashed at their office TUESDAY and FRI
DAY only. f. A SCHAEFER h co
Honolulu, May TO- 1886 mII-Iw
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STAMP DUTIES.

This bill is an amending Act. pro
yides among other things that ali instru
ments presented for acknowledgement be-
fore duly authorized officials of the King
dom must be fully stamped according to
law. Acknowledgements taken of I'M
stamped instruments viii subject the Off
cial taking them to a penalty of S25 for
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House promptly and most properly d" sat
down" on him. He did manage to work
out the idea of special committee to
deal with all bills of the same class
which the ADVERTISER suggested, and to
that extent was a success.
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A portion of the land is wooded supplying an
abundance Of 1rewood.
a portion of the land not at present necessary
for carrying on the ranch is rented out, bringing
in an annual rental of $3.50.
The lands extend from MaaIaea Bay including
fishing right, to the top of HalenkaIa, and are
bounded on one side by the Won Tempsky and
Goodness ranches, and the other side by
Spreckelsville, w. II. Bailey's ranch, the East
Maui Stock Company's ranch tBrewer's) and
Haiku-uka.
The soil is in great part rich and fertile, and the
pasture for stock excellent.
The land and stock Will be sold as a whole, being
put up at
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Bills Before the Legislature.

Following is a summary of the more i'm
portant bills before the Legislature already
printed and distributed
APPROPRIATION ACT.
This Act provides for the ordinary ex-
penses of the Government of the Kingdom
for the biennial period ending March 81,
1888. 1t gives a detailed estimate of ex-
penditure amounting to 81, $50 500 81. A
recapitulation of the appropriations con-
templated by this Act has already appeared
in the ADVERTISER.
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NOTICE.

WING WO CHAN & co. HAVE MOVED
w their office and store to the building be-
longing to Mr.. Along, and Will be found there for
business transactions. In about two months they
will reopen their business in the place formerly
occupied by them. mayI