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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
PASSENGERS.

For Kauai, per Iwalaui. Nch 2a-I Rubenstcin A )
Wilcox, J II Smith, Geo Mundon, A Hanncbcrg and 50
deck
For Windward Ports per Kingu, Mich p His Ex Gov
Domihis. John Stupplcbcen, Lyman, wife and
children. Rev Father Leonorc and servant, II Gum
and wife, B II SChOltzy. Theo II Davies and SON. r NJ
swauzy, NJ { Ross, Mrs L Severance, d II Hitchcock,
N NahOaleuT Mt Jones and wife, Mr. Cummings. j )
Emerson. c Himmcl, Wilson, u G Eaton aud
wife, Z LyCan, and 100 deck
For Maui and MoloIai per Likclike Mch s3-Prof f
w Mills. i Wisemau, II u Bailey II Bailey, J a
Moore, z y MhEcC and wife. Mr. burt Mr. Railway. W
A Chapman, il A Louusbury, j Richardson, and about
SO deck.
For san Francisco. per W & Irwin, Mch 24-Mrs W
Turner aud child, Mr. Capt Ellis Mrs : Mahafiy,
Kane, HowOrth, VIM Gray.
FOR uamakua Hawaii per II Bishop Mch 25-F A
Schaefer, Aug Dricr Mrs Massey, TreGOan, and 30
deck.
From Hawaii per Kilauoa Hou, Mclt s5-P n Makee,
Chinese, and deck.
From Windward Ports. per W Is Hail. MCh 26-Dr
Henri MCGrew, Daniel Logan, Rev A Forbes, Mrs L
Jones and child, HOtck, j Iobcllo, NJ Ray. Mrs II
Aca, and 81 deck.
From Kauai, per Iwalaui, Mch 2S-I u Smith Miss
Nelson, COnradt, Hutton, and r. deck.
From Kahuiui, per Likchke. Nch Wv + Johnston,
Mrs A Barber and child, Mrs SChaefcr Mrs Babylon 4
Candle and wife, Mr. Frcitas, Mrs Dowsett ST. r d
WalbriEC, Chinese, and 80 deck.
For san Francisco, per Santa Maria, MCh 27-Miss L
Wioke. Il LGmson, Thoiron.
From Windward Ports per Klnau, Mch -IIis EN
Gov j o Dom inis Hon N KuihcIani Hon a Clec-
horn, Hon L kaolukou. Hon A huunamano, Hon A
kana, wife AID child, Hummel Wilson. Mrs
4 Lyman, : Lyman, r, Mrs G Hitchcock. Miss
Hitchcock, Liplie Mr. kui, Mrs NJ Liuai and child
rcu DCycrill, wife and child, Bright, Jowpcr,
farUu, VI Swauzey, i Nakamura, ThcO ii Davies
and son. W II Cummings. W II Daniels. A II Smith,
Dr Sheldon, I g Thrum, ii Gum and wife, L Wight,
aud l42 deck
From san Francisco, per Discovery, March ss-S N
Campbell.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

In spite OF she wet day number Of parties went
up to the pail on Sunday. The road is reported
as delightfully."- greasy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
Large-Land Sale.

On Tuesday the 2Srd inst, Messrs. E. P Adams
& Co., by order of MIR. A. j. Cartwright, executor
and trustee of the will of Queen Emma, and I'M
der license of the Supreme Court, sold twenty lots
of land. The sale was largely attended, the King
and Colonel Spreckels being among these present
The prices obtained were very good, and the sale
realized S2S,6T5. The following the lots offer
ed, with the purchaser:
l. The Ahnpuaa OF Waiaha l, situate in Koua
Island Of Hawaii, and containing an area of 273l5
acres, Col. e. II. J gdd, 81 200.
. The land knOwn as koIoakiu, situate in Wal
-pio, District of HaInakua, Island of Hawaii, con
tanning an area of S6 6O-100 acres, Hon. Samue
Parker, 81 ,I50.
3. The land situate at Kulahuhu, Lahaiua, Maui
containing an area of 4 46S-1210 acres, Messrs
Campt ell IL lsenberc, $3.50
1. The Ahupuaa of Uiaino, situate in the Dis
trict of Koolau, Island of Maui, Mr. Bruce Cart
wright, 500.
.. That certain piece Of land situate at puiwa,
Honolulu, Oahu. and containing an area of 55-10(
of IN acre, Mr.. Bruce Cartwright, $3.50.
g. That certain land situate at Kahului, Kona,
Hawaii containing an area of $40 acres, Col. c.
H. judd Sl65.
Z. Those certain pieces of land, Apana 4 and 5
situate at Puako, Labaina. Maui, and containing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
The White House, Sam Francisco.

letter received at this office from Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. White announces that after visiting
their old home IN the East, they had migrated
west again as far as San Francisco. There they
had secured the large building on the corner OF
Howard and Third streets. known as the St. Law
renee House, renamed it 81 The White House and
furnished it throughout with new furniture, max
ing it one of the finest appointed houses in San
Francisco. Mrs. Whites abilities as landlady
are vell-known TO most of our Island people while
managing The White House - in Honoluu and
needs therefore no comment. Many of our Island
people visiting San Francisco will no doubt avail
themselves of the comforts OF this centrally To-
Gated house while sojourniDg in that city. See
Mrs. White s advertisement in another column.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

5. j. Leyoy, Of the bankrupt firm Of s J. Levey
d Co., has not yet presented TO Judge Preston the
statement Of affairs, as shown by his books, from
hIs personal examination.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
The Luso RawaiinnO

-, AGAIN comes 10 the fore with good number.
me Volcano forms the subject of one of the lead
ing articles and an interesting resume of this phe
n ihon Is gwen. new feature of the paper is
which is much appreciated by tie Portuguese. The
Usual letter from Lisbon appears, the smaller in
r1sltles OF the country are discussed and methods
=. TIlch the colonists make good living are
* StloIe them The advertising coumsn continue
to be we'll filled, showing that advertisers anpre-
ciste thoroughly the advantages of paper that
reaches Class in the community which no other
journal does Mr.. Marques states that the sub
sSllplon ilst Is constantly increasing, and that
mRnent SUGGEST ffN- Ne---H " 20
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
A Correction.


W1IUKU, March 10Th, 1856.
EDIroB GAZETTE Some one signing his name
Jupiter" because perforce he Crooms a horse
called Jupiter) writes to the Daily Press an rticle
from Waikiki casting a slur on our Postmaster
Mr.. Mckay. Now If happens that Mr.. Mckay is
probably one of the most punctual, correct and
obliging of the corps of Island Postmasters, fact
which am sure will be endorsed by all your read
ers who have had dealings with the Wailuku Pot
Office during the past three years. It'll unfort1n-
ate, to use the mildest term, that the Daily Press
should have admitted to its columns an article
which bears an innuendo to the injury of faithful
Government officer, which could not be verified.
JAS. w. GRYE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

Heavyweight days from date Is the time set for
me meeting, IN council, OF the wiseacrcs of the
nation, ut Aliiolaui Hale
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
Dance at Eskbank.

On Friday evening, the Hon. S. G. Wilder gave
party at his residence, Eskbank, in honor OF
Miss Nina Adams and Miss Grace Eldridge, OF
Sacramento, California. large number of our
most prominent citizens were present and the
of Bandmaster Berger's string band The affair
was a most enjoyable one and Mr.. Wilder as usual
proved a most genial host. .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

copy OF Mrs. Sinclair's book has been laid on
the table ana will be reviewed next week.. The
volume IS very handsome one ~ I
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PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived.
Mich 2I-Gcr bk Apollo, Groth, from Callao
26-Am bEtue North Star, MOrchousc from New.
castle. S W
sJ-Br BIZ = Kenny, Kahlcr, from Newcastle, y
g5-Br bk Tycoon. -. Newcastle, y 5 W
2S-Am bEtnC Discovery. Meyer from san Fran
Sg-Am bktuc J Falkinberg, I'm Newcastle, NSW
so-Am schr Henrietta, Dexter from san Fran
Sailed.
Nch ei-Am bgtne W Irwin, Turner foT San Fran
st-Am whaler Helm Mar. for Arctic ocean
24-Am whalcr Dawn, for Arctic
Gam whalcr Abr Barker, Arctic
2j-Br tern Luttic Fairfield, BnEuy, for San Fran
cisco. via HilO
25-Am hk CCyloi, Calhoun, fOr san Fran
26-Am wkalcr Ohio, for Arctic ocean
sT-Am bk G WhitmorC Thompson, for San i
gam 5 santa Maria, Harloc FOR san iran
Vessels in Port,
Am blk Caibarien. Hubbard
Iiaw hk Hope, PcnhaOw
Am hktnc Amelia, Ncwhall
Am tern w : Bovine. Paul
Ger bk Apollo, Groth
Am b-tnc North Star, MorChousc
Am bktne Discovery
Br bk e heuncy. hahcr
Br bS Tycoon
Am bktnc j A Fulkcubcrg
Am sChr Henrietta, Dexter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

The great festival of the "Auuuncation" was
duly celebrated IL this city on the 18th inst by
appropriate services, including a high mass, at
the Roman Catholic Cathedral.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
Following Lands

Subject 10 Leases on said Land-s
The one seventh interest IN Knaiiina Ktsias.
Eooinupokn, Onhu. confaiuing an area % " Ae7rs
subject to cl-c Tor 10 years from ihe isi dtS n tri
1855. rent g. si per annuin payable IN sdyasee rert
paid mp 30 ~ dnv o.. a d ~ The lcsFce 70
pay All taxes on said land; and al impfoTcentsto
main on the land NJ expiration Of the lease. The pre-
sent lessee j. Hang same
2-The one scyenih interest In Enaiiima. Ksiiua-
aforc-ad and more particularly deseriget IN X 7 No
57 and containing an area offs sim Aefe. more or
3-The ONE seventh interest in Wiimansio. K9olal-
poke aforesaid aud particularly descrheii In
No ~ 10 iisaslne1, containing @'s Acres
f-Ths gnr-scven,h Interest 10 antaat aitcr or ~
iii Acres.
5-he onc--ereuih Interest In a that pisre Of par
gel II lard described On ? SO - 20 MnHar. eoniain-
ing 5iB Acre.
6-Tbe onc-.evenih Interest In Ohisiiele. w4ianas.
Oahu, 40 $50. l. go 20 iiIrhotil-, cuufail-
Ing an area Of i2-D Acres subject 70 lease fgf 70
years from April i-i, is-t a. au annual fcnf o. SO
syery year and subject 10 the fonws1g arrcenienf1-
The Lessee shall not sub-iet The sid prra..t ipu4
the written consent or the Lessor ana a nc er1ra
ton Of the Lease al Improvements % revert % Lcssor
THE one-severth Interest 10 gegpnka. kaaeshe.
EOoiaupoko af0resiid. X eli and cuufaihing - 80
Aerez kuie9nas reseTTed' subject 20 ie.sc 20 =.
YEAR from January S.rd, i7s A. r annnl,l rslt o.
SOD payable on the 18th days o. linu1ry and July n
ezch and every yir At ne end oi tie term oi ills
annual Of $50. provided both 7lrfies shah 20
agree All fences erected on said premises and TIE
buildings and al Improvement. shall lrIUlr 70 The
lessor n the expiration OF nc rst lc yrs. Dnt n TIE
lease o. renewed then the expiration ai the second
~ years the buildng tools and utensls shall tcloFr
10 the lcssees and 70 Be- removed b. them a she y
praii0n Of the lease And The said dr iog. lessor.
have the privilege uf fuun l and 1IstI1at 20 al Der
animals braided with her brand FREE Of plsiage ana
free from any damage done b them on said llad-
Ai.o-; Good Mare bruksn 70 bsfncss.
Colt, has Been handled
W c. PARKE. Assignee
HonoluiH, March 18th, 1854
EP. ApANs 4 90. Aa.i..r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

The building attached to the new Police Station
and intended as = station-Eeepers room, is now
nearly ready for the reception OF transgressors
against Law and order
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
On Tuesday, April Goth

Al the right title aud interest % the -aid John Monaa
u OF in and those certain pieces Of land situate 10
Honolulu, I0laud Of Oahu, and described as foioEs;-
All that certain piece Of land situate a. Knaoga
hua. in said H0noluu. From the angle Of LuualilO
aud Kccaumoku Streets as follows:
81 ~ Z true 10 10 feet keearmoku Street (;
&C. ~ " true 20 feet along Lot No -; $ e. ~ W
true 5s feet along Lots SOS 1I't 1u and &c. 6' -
true 80 80 feet along Lunnlio street 90 initial
point. Area 1i56J square feet ur t2i0D acfes and
being the described in Royal Patent No 5il5.
2-Afl that certain piece Of land situate Kapaama
in said Honolulu aud more particularly described 10
Royal Patent no BG1. kuleana clu 1881. follows:
Apana /. lie Mookalo iloko kapalama- Z hoo
maka ma Ike Xiii Akau. a h0io ana Hem $50 Xix
Il, kaul ma IA paena 10 kgnohiki; Hem 81 Kom 30
kaul ma ka paieha no K0n0hiki: ~ 295i7 knm Id
kaui: Ak 81 Hik OG5 kaul; Hem 20 Eam OtJ kau ma
ka paleua no Koele; Ak l1lso kOm O5}hanl. Ak IL
nix flg kauI ma ka pale 40 kOnohiki; Ak & kOm
Ufsi kanl ma Ia paena no Kilauea; Ak rs Xix I'D
Raul ma ka palcna Eapena hlki klhl hO0maka-
ia. lie kaul huinlha.
The Eulaokabua property q opposite the residence
Of H. Berger. ESQ and can be cut up Into or good
building ots the property nj Kapaana is all In cult
yafiou with bananas aud s under Lease o. Cinnamon
AZ q GOOD rent, and lies maai Of the property belong
Ing 10 the heirs u Joe Morris deceased
- For further particulars enquire Of
Z. p. ADAMS < Co,
Auctoncer,
Or 10 CEcu BEaEs. Attorney at Law.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

Captain Hayward, of the o. S. S. M1yTgosu was
presented Just before the departure of his vessel
for the South on the 2lst inst with two paintings
representing the home of Pele in scenes represent
alive of the New Lake and Halemaumau. The
pictures were painted by Mr.. George Stratemeyer,
and the surprised and pleased recipient was enyied
by many who witnessed the Presentation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

Residents in tho delightful valley of Pau@ and
lmmedl tie locality have mad their comfort attended
TO IN the completion Of bridge across the Pauoa
stream.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

Mr.. William Noble the English Apostle of tenn
perance, has been engaged during the week past in
giving lectures at the Y. NJ. C. a. Hall on subjects
calculated to show the demoralizing influences of
indulgence in strong drink All of the lectures
have been attended by large audiences and the
interest displayed must be very satisfactory to this
mobile worker in q good canse.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

The vouchers of the Foreign Office are reported
to have become 50 complicated that the accom-
plished accountant and senior secretary has been
compelled TO accept the assistance of the distin-
Cuished expert and politician, who will represent
Hononlu at the COMING session Of the Logislature.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
EXPORTS

For San Fraucisoo per W c Irwin, Mch ei-sg96 bags
sugar 56g bags rice, 100 bnchs bananas; dom val $50
423.i2.
For San Francisco, per CCrlun, Mich 21-1a9US bags
sugar; dom val S6s,G3l.
For San Francisco per o Whtmorc. Mich :T-iGil9
bags sugar, 1926 bags cobra; dom val Sgj3JO
For San Francisco. per Santa Maria, Mich $500
bags sugar 100 bags rice 49, bnchs bananas dom val
ST. GOO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
On Tuesday, April 13t
Executors Notice /!

THE UNDERSIGNED, THE Exc
l. cutors naHed in the VIII Of Rev Baldwin de-
ceased, said viii having been duly admitted probate
on the 10th day OF March, 1886. do hereby notify all
persons Laviag claims against the said estate pre-
sent the s1me with the proper EOnchers daily auteut
Gated. at the oice Of D Hall Sons. in Hcnoau. or
either Of the other e1eentors Mani. within six
months hereafter they will be forever barred. Al
persons owing the said Estate are requested 10 made
immediate payment.
Honolulu, March SBri, 1856.
HENRY p. BALDWIN,
ID. d. BALDWIN and
WILLIAM W. HALL,
1iO5 It Executors Of the VIII Of D. Baldwin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
Co-Partnership Notice.

THIS Is TO CERTIFY, THAT WE,
Il u. A. GOnsalvcs, Z. Hutchison and W M Lishniau-
all residing n Honolulu leland Of Oahu arecgpariners
carrying business importers Of General III
dhe. and also Commission Merchants. under the
firm name Of GONSALVES 4 CO.. and that the place
of business Of aid firm Qaeen streetn said Homo
lulu.
u. A. GONSALVEs.
Z HgIcHLsgSd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

The late high prices paid for lands and the good
patronage given to almost every auction sale would
seem to indicate plethora of Kalakaua dollars:
get the collection of taxes is reported to have been
harder to make this year than ever before, people
making use of the complaint, money is scarce.
This seeming contradiction of prosperity might 30
answered by the statement that, people generally
like to get quid pro quo, for cash payments.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
Nrw advertisements.
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.
IN ACCORDAN(Ei WITH A pow

i Of sale contained In certain mortgage made by
Maniloa to W Achi, dated the iith day ofMasch,
1885, recorded in Liber 95 page 2g Notice is hereby
given that said mOrtgagee intends foreclose said
mortgage for condition broken aud upon said fore
closure will sell public auction the salesroom Of
p Adams Co. in Honolulu. on SATURDAY, the
l4h day Of April 1855 at IL NJ OF said day, the premi
ses described in said mortgage rs below specified.
W. c. ACHI, Mortgage.
PrOpertyto be sold: All the interest Of said d K
Maniloa in that certain ndenture of Lease of those
premises at Kepohoni, Honolulu, Oahn, leased from
Pauahi Bishop dated let January 1885, together with
the premises thereby demieed II. ..s tlO1 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

There are two Chinese attached to the police
force and they have been for the past two years
During that time neither have made an arrest and
are seemingly kept on more for ornament than
use. On a late occasion one of them, named Hang
Sam, was called on to assist at an opium raid made
by Captain Marcos. The place arrived at, Marcos
went to the door, the Cinnamon being left guard
an open window. The events occurring induced
the Chinese officer to climb up to the window, but
while on the point of entrance, he was confronted
by the owner of the room who pointed door key
at him. Hang Sam saw the action, and imagining
the key to be revolver, fell out the window back
ward, calling on Marcos for help, that he was go
ing to be shot" The opium dealer, as he proved
to be, also jumped out the window and landed on
Hang Sans stomach, causing that worthy to
imagine he was struck by cannon ball, and
escaped Since the occurrence Hang Sam is not
easily induced to engage in opium raids.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
IMPORTS.

From Newcastle, y 5 ", per b kenny, Meh 90
1880 tons coal,
From Newcastle, y s W, per North star, Mich 26-5C7
tons coal.
From Newcastle, y 5 W, per Tycoon, Mch .5-525
coal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
Supreme Court, Hawaiian Islands.--April
Term. beginning Monday, April 5,
1885.
Mn JUSTICE MCCULLY, PRESIDING. - Hon. PAUL
NEUNAEE, ATTORNEY. GENERAL.

HAWAIIAN JURY.
The King vs.. Maxine (k) Malicious Injury
Attorney General for Grown.
Aialani VS.. Publ. Eiectment. Kinney & Peter.
son for plaintiff; Monsarrat, Thurstou for defend.
ant
Rose vs.. Smith. Ejectment. Hatch for plain.
tiff; Ashford 4 Ashford for defendant
Hopkins vs.. Kapihe. Eiectment Castle fol-
plaintiff.
Hopkins VS.. Hapiho. Eiectment Castle for
plaintiff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
Mortgages Notice Of Intention to Poreclos,
CECIL BROWN, Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu. March 9TH, 1885. 1907 It
Mortgages Notice of Intention to Foreclose
ATnTTCE IS uERERV GIVEN


Mortgages Notice of Intention to Foreclose
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that pursuant TO power, q sale contained in
certain mortgage deed dated the St day OF January
d 1885, made by Philip Contreres of Kappa In the
Island Of Kauai, Alex Cartwright, Jr OF HonOlu-
u Island Of Oahu OF record in the office OF the Regis
trar OF ConVeyances, IN Liber 90, pages = and
and for breach OF the conditions in said mortgage
deed contained, wits the non-paymcut Of interest
that all and singular the lands enemens and heredi
taments in said mortgage deed contained and de-
scIibed, will after the time limited by law be sold at
public auction account Of the breach OF the condi-
lions as hercinbefore mentioned.
The property in said mortgage described being stu
ate at said Kappa, and severally described as follows:
Lot No l-COntainins an area OF acres, roOds and
pcrches, aud more particularly described No. in
i Z A No, Ssi3 Royal Patent No, 1525. Lot No. =
Containing OF acres, roods and ~ perchcs
and more particularly described as No. in A No.
365s, Royal Patent No. Ila6, to Hnluili. Lot No3-
Being undivided Onehalf interest IN the premises,
containing area Of rood 81 perches and more par.
tieularly described No. in l. A No. 36aS Royal
Patent No. 15a6 to Huluih.
Signed ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT, JR.
CECU. Blown, Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, March 9Th. 1886. 100 It
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

The former representative of the now almost
forgotten Mr.. Flowerdew, and who, at present, en-
joys the income of Superintendent of Public Build
ings, under this Hawaii loving administration,
has found occasion 10 make another trip to Kauai.
Hardly necessary to GO so far from home to in
spect roads and bridges. BY the way, what has
this official to do with roads and bridges?
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

On the 22d inst, jury comprised of II. j. Motto.
W. Z, kealakai. L. G. Hebron, John Rees, p. ID.
Kellett and E. Il. Hendry, was appointed to con-
slider and decide upon proposed widening OF thai
portion of Fort street lying between King aud Mer
chant streets. The jury met on the 23d inst, and
proceeded TO consider the petition for the action
Of widening. Mr.. Messenger attended for the
Minister of the Interior, and submitted plan,
showing that the widening is TO begin at the lower
corner of of NJ. McInernys store and TO terminate
at the upper corner of the Keystone saloon, the
width at the point of commencement being seven
inches with gradual increase to five feet six inches
at the termination. The jury agreed unauimously
to adopt this plan and recommended the carrying
out of the work in accordance herewith The
land to be taken from Mr.. McInerny's lot has been
decided to the Government.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

Hydropathic treatment is to be tried at the leper
hospital at Kakaako.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

The whaler AHu,tie landed 40 barrels of oil at
this port for shipment to the Coast.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

The first name officially recorded on the new
Police Station Is that Of -'Kagkaua.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

position on the Chinese Union building opposite
the Police Station, are read in their order com
mencing from the right, thus: Chung, Wa, Qoie,
Kuhn and signify III English Chinese Society
House. The letters were originally drafted in Chi
nese by Chinese Mandarin and philosopher of
high standing, named LIN Tin Pin, and the side
notes. on the two end stones, record this fact and
also the date on which the cryptology was placed
on the granite tablets.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

Some of the imported japanese have not been
shipped on whalers. Only because they were not
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
Following Named Stocks

10 Shares Wamea Sugar Mil Co. par value 100 o.
- Shares Mutual Telephone Co... par value 70 %
Shares Valance Sugar Co.. par value inl %
% Shares Iutcr-Gsland steam Nav Copaf yahe lee
- Shares Brewer Co, iimitcd...ptF value 100 10
80 Shares Union Feed Coz. bar vaius 30 GO
s-rirties desiring 20 add their stocks 10 the above
list can do so on application 90
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

The "Premier's' great love for Hawaiians is
APPLY shown in his desire to keep them from Gov
eminent positions, and thus avoid the temptations
which beset official life Yet the placing of unnatur
allied foreigners in positions of trust was foreaid
against by the last Legislature, who required citi-
zenship as a necessary requisite. How has the
great ~ obeyed the behests of the people: Count
noses at the Government crib and be convinced!
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

Especial privilege seems to have been granted Of
late TO the proprietors of the Chinese theatre the
performances there being now continued until
midnight. True the noise Is not rs great as form
erly, the cymbals gongs and other brasses beng
more circumscribed in noisy volume, yet the OPP
portunity is given TO suspected midnight maraud-
ers TO excuse their presence in the streets at IN
seasonable hours by the excuse of "me just catch
nm thpatel houEee'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

Kanakahi Kailahale, native, aged about 20
years. a resident of Kahana, Oahu, where he has a
wife and two children, dropped, without any warn
ing into ''sleep of death" on the afternoon Of
the 18th inst, in the residence of friend at Wal
kahalulu. oroner Dayton received information
of the sudden demise, and after investigation
decided that death had ensued from natural causes
and deemed an inquest unnecessary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
Nrw advertisements.
Lessons on the Banjo F!

7 AM NOW PREPARED TO RE-
l ceive few pupils on the Banjo. Music furnished
for private parties. Es- Address or call on
U. j. ORDWAY.
tiUT I'm With Hopp i Co., King st.