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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-06

The reason why thorough fumigation
does not entirely destroy vermin in hen
houses is because they are constantly
Matching out from eggs deposited pre-
viously, and whose vitality is not destroyed.
Repeating the process is necessary until
the last are done for. The cleaner the
hen-house can be kept, the less liable il
will be to harbor the eggs. Removal of the
filth will destroy many and make less fumi-
CATION necessary.
A flock OF hens viii pay for themselves
before they All one year old If they are
rightly cared for. You can sell them, if
you choose, for a good price and raise an
other lot but 1t is not advisable to do so,
as the second year is the most profitable.
but DO not keep them after they are two
years old, for after that age they do not pay
so well.
The Chief of Police of Breslau has issued
an order forbidding the sale of butter con-
tanning more than per cent. of salt and
Is per cent. of water. The Laadlgirthschatt-
licie Zeitimg fur HestphGlea not long ago
stated that the butter sold in the market of
Munster contained on an average between
II and sc per cent. of water.
4 squash weighing 60 pounds, a Shasta
beet p inches in circumference and feet
long, ard stalks of corn 10 feet high loaded
with gigantic ears, are on exhibition at the
real estate otfice.-FdH Rirer AfaR.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-06

CALIFORNIA WHEAT CROP.
The Oakland Tribune says: The estimate
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

HE Ze,sltsf e leaves % day Letters and papers
r2usl Be p1ste3 hy ~ o'clsck. titsErrz's Cous up
z wrappers can Be ea1 eii-as al Oars CT q, the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15
PASSENGERS.

PREM San Frtnclscc. per Zeaiazdia. June s-E Gage
ard WIFE, dra-rg and wife, " izs = MarkhAIi. ! I
let and vie. Ms Lacez1au- Z Cgug-trs. Me Leo
lCrt Aa-Lzl- Ars Z z >st1ers. L Rlth. Ms 3 Antun
tlL Cd ia h-- >szseic and scrvazt Miss Z P BrgEn
: LnIaselr Mrs. Al1ETurru. cllLd ard lIrrs. Mr. u
Law r-., : VI W fclE. Z Nelrer. 7 f Foster. p Air
htzzs7srg binds, c " AirS-11d- NJ Du7cts,
and p ste-rug--
E-um H1waii and Mtui. per ~ q Bal. Juus s-Er,n
volcano N l1scnrVl- VI & By 1oury. From WHvrerts-
e y Spencer. Geo hiss. J Z rrtsk. r \ lirseuueii.
Elll .T- (. " et-1-, W N l1f-e z k1c1lurt. L Z r1u
EEurskv. VI Z >lFa. wife and Cd Z. LyelS. wffe
aud c1iid, AID q leck-
Fer El.as1- Gc- I~aia1i. gszc s-(,.l " ru-vi,. "
Z H1arl- Mrs Z k1Ial and sister, Jliis,e Hlpuku.
Mrs A y cllle, Mss AlarQlt. Mss E1r1Su. Mss Ms
11e- N - ~ eek q ri-eom1 and W e. 3 Duu1 NJ
A--gg. n A 1lz1 1at ta1-it-r- Mss kaoaosI-aul
and r1 Deck.
E1r san Francisco. per NLlkah- June g-N-=szs KIN
E-.l and Erl1-Cgu-1 b..
lF-rm Eu-csi. uuusoill, Per Amelia Jane Is-N G
Take
F3s san Francisco. per Cgssaeis, June le-N1s :
-11lt-rrlI-
F-ca Ezaalu-. Der LIsslike. June Us Wider. O
pr 'dsr N Eerzrr~eu. NJ N1u- Miss Dickson, Mrs q
r1-ksr1. q e1rduu and Eite. M-- Lauff1Id NJ Inca
-Hrt hsrl1l,is- n Fai2le-
Erlm San t-llet-c1. Per MIripcsa- J1as ts-Wzr z
Hl-, 2 h-L Aes-sy. 2 Freeburn- wife and sou A q
F1e v ~ A hc- p Z H eCd- wife a1d clfd. Mss ]
H--gf1s ru-r. n las Errd ?. NJ is n Heuirv Mrs
A. F Liiluls and daughter AID 4 scssrxgv-
Fr1u E1vaH AMI Mazi- per knaa. gsne IN
Towel NJ Ellzltuscn- Mss JIila AfgHg r A Mlcie
y Z WILKINSON. J " Llsi-lts. J Cooper { Eacke-
berg Mr. keut-n. litren and servant, y Z
nan. .r1 >llis-uI1 r. NJ J shaw. Ms J Williams.
Mr. ~11rIer. T y MIses. Z y Everett u Ross. :
IilriH-.lslu. F0HeS. " - + Saaw. Mss y vi cox
N I u1rn-r. ] J Mgrsis1d. Il A heeH. Cagt D ray-
.rr. and 20 deck
Fer 81 ceiau les. per sar5Fo=a- June t-Th- Jersa
l7srl Tempe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

MONDAY, June llth-
The Assembly convened at 1910 and after the
roll vas called and the reading and approval Of
the minutes of the preceding meeting were finished
preparation WAS made to listen to the prayers Of
petitioners from various districts
Hon. ). q. Wilder asked fos and received leave
OF absenee for ons week The following petitions
were then presented:
BY Representative Kalua, from residents Of Kai-
amaze, district Of Hama, l. that the wharf landing
and bridges at that place be repaired: ., that no
restrictions be placed on the taking Of koa trees
for the purpose Of building canoes. To committee
on Public Lands, etc
BY Representative kaai, from residents Of kaupo
district Of Hama; l. that 500 be Appropriated for
supplying landing at Molecular, Hand; ., that
the Government assume control OF the landing at
Nuu, retunding to Mr. PieO any expenses already
incurred by him. To COMMITTEES on Government
Lands. Also from the same place that an English
school be established In that locality. To Special
Committee on items of Board Of Education.
By Representative Nahinl, from residents of
South kOna district that the schoOhoGse at Alae in
that district be repaired. the roof letting in
both Sunshine and rain To Select COMMITTEES
on items Of Board of Education.
By Representative kalua. from keauae, Ham,
Maui, that the sum OF $50 be paid 70 certain
parties for road making. 10 Minister of Interior.
By Representative kaunamano, from district
of Hamakus, Hawaii; !, that the 100000 loan
bill pass; ? that the sale Of opium be licensed; 3,
that Sc COO IL appropriated for improving roads in
that district; 4, that 5000 be appropriated for
road from Faaui0 to the landing at kohalalele; >,
that parents having i've or more children attend
ius school be exempted from the payment of
school and road taxes. Laid on table.
The Minister Of the Interior, from the com
mittee on Printing reported the bill relating to the
amendment of section 1871 OF the Civil Code
ready for distribution. He also presented, limit
ed number Of copies Of, the RepOrt OF the Interior
Department for the biennial period ending March
3tst 1SS6.
Representative kaiuI referred to the uusatis-
factory answer giveu by the Minister Of Interior
to the question relative to the date Of the taking
Of the oath Of allegiance by T. X. Myers the newly
appointed CLERK Of the Water Works and stated
his inteuii5ln Of presenting a resolution embody
ing definite request for definite Information.
Representative Eauuam7uo for the Committee
appointed to visit Molokai asked for further time,
which vas granted
No matter what ygar feeling or ailmsH, Is,
ir.a-f~4- IN Hon Eirfars IN -on I'd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15
coMNERcrAL.
- 80 ~.

EaSoE ~ 2. rt-Ns IA tSSc,
FasA has seez nis Il asy eAssxs b tAs eosditioa
$780, n sSs-e n sctisity eeirs ;neicatrt ~ tse
tr~fehts f-aarael te t>lzc& rgrss sna a,Sc y tie
r, -. 1850, S sssa y SSs s = is sSs
sirns 81 1e ~ IN tAe retail rs1rts - trade. Ger
~ II tS--s r,,atiuee asfiu. tse resf 81 tse
,saA szsslas ssisS dlsRaieA 10 ffvtsstess TX the
t,s-.as ~ uveS ise a-si,als iron ne cesst hsve
cece .ansces ea- ieslr9s NJ strt-,rrs Y fsa.zeia
a-s lesiu3es ne s,easaes Nas'rs-a. aa4 ne NssaA
silIsraas siscs,ss isea Ness,,- vIriiszs, piaesd
SAS r-.ScsSeo, ssss u, ~
SrHA r-The Nsf fsr1ia k-1ne-r r,-ilcet TIE prizes
rasu r-1les rsEnri WAY Ne pr -. eiaerutse Ne
irct rsarsr; hts rea,ai-sG saS1aasSa- -,
l,rS snl Lrre-u uisrkrts asse rcise eso s.see ca-
~ rr,-- - ,ia-s y 49, So : ~ sis.se IA
Nices frcn New Nerk q me ~ ult stale tAsi ne
Er----a- tcc1e % ~ ios Bees. and TIE aes-nee -
- .ss. isfr,ssSsi = ~ ise seiiiss rsws a. -
-- ~ ~ ri,i tue ursss ailAss-A rcaalaai easss
..--f.t.- - taiag<- ms ccr1ittc1 uas h-c<es -
- se-r- ga.s y az tsercasee aszass and sircss
S Ea-c- Tsese INTERESTED tSssgSt ~ dsP-essi.a
I-- ,as,es ~ ~ 81 stated "a. ne u.afkrs "a.
rary aal @1er Ee-ls SD a. - "a rctai visible
-aFr1 s-t- e2rl,tii- 1 IA a.2 IRE Z elted Slas-s
~ r-s avs ,sr- a1i7-sss s.rs- s-~sSiis,i -
Hee. 10 Raus have ara114iiy seclfnei ne arst -sie
l1s a-rtf1sais in New Nerk stnca the ffre M.
aus nsie the 2f.h. 1ase fg- - per eent LAtest
ss-a-1 Be- alrcrs 10 ne IA an s-str "a, 4Nsiea-s
lusd rr-- ias ~ Per ce1t trst scid a. sac uhics
trc Crha l1.fs ta-.lsy- MErkrt heavyl
Zee RI 1E.crltrEr- weaker fcr hcth rars a-h
rt s-ra-s Eels - per csat test ~ W. ne eaase
as 1-rrcssel rHrScts a1rfaf : sad - r4-fis
estrs tns tser1tr tsesern1, extending M
.fl l.r rzru--t GO ertics u1til Ssrssnhcr a. izst
raa- fr-f c.r.ps faartca1ts o ai--t TIE n1arket
rss.r- rle tlltes d. pay uoH. NecA aepsre- o.
aar1re rl7 srH1- u Hecls arr isrge c-usia-rin.r
ns raa-erl. .lacks ef .ussts eFgrsuhere. n Liehts
H-l-1l-e feesaa-es al kzru-c ezrrrt Rlssia So 80
Hsss 11l leersE<-- kus<i1 - ~ trn~ dHererce q
.sr rels tlcreaSt, ue lck J. excessive
HftA-N4rk.t rlaet- " e11te prtce a. $50
CuAEfal->- >s-se ass 1lttces ~ "a L. b H-srs.
a1-vsrr ,ss 1e-z pait Ter ucoien. ana ~ 81 Ccrk
D. Or f-cr. ar alrtuce ef Is al Ns-krs a-al hut
arer.-1 i-f.tel Mheai 1-cilltnc here with Erglish
ea-.r ADVISES Harvest vii scsn herts thrca-h
-ae sEl t1-e % cezl ~ -rser1l weeks
si pass ail1s1r BAD weather.
ENcHASes-Lend,n 81 drys sighs As-. New
rrE si-ht 11e-
FL0J6-G- o. Ez,-l Flaiiy SAB, g persls $50.
EEAN-sfsu1 aar rrn rs.h-
EAElEl-N. i4,sl, Pc. 8 essi; gld sisNsst5
uAr>-talr 3 80, chcies s. 20 f.e-b.
HAN-l1l ry.ss, SAC s., cha1ce 81 per tor lvsry
1--e 1l1essl4 10 81 per tcne rev hay eous-
sies-s, $50 d. urt PES o. fcr shtp-ert.
LINES 8 90 rrr POI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

LAT evening 4 zlszieal szlli.iLs57a vas zigzr a.
P-I1a1sIu The performances crIisGs,z! Gf sixteen
unruters. eleTen % Thrl VHr1 deserted T. Inarru-
u-ertaL sul1s add d1cfts- his saiezfilns uEra
--,d a-t Eaii rendered. sissFillz GIrEfL i.1Il--
"a ri1a part af Mrs E1Ilfsri- AiiH trrIeya sllI
ursrtr halIali. Il drazus Eilis haE tn1tn hid
hr,lisn- lL1zH 4lics Eautan -'l7a the eEl=trz-E-
lr4 W m Fert1rz Clad l-li tie 1iaz Glib 1lu-
lrHrtsf tur1 nlrrn1EEI His hr1Tu, sister cf i-L
SEC sang hlilld ui.i-1 E=ls lzrzlEsd Eitl li1G
arUII.-Iiss- 4 ll--s a1iia1rz vt1 rrlis-E AID ile
ar was siinruuna saGrHsE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15
Mortgage Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ pow
l. er Of sale cantiined IN cnriaiu mort-a-e from
Teen Tn Zee aud wife % NORTH EnhaLH. Hawaii. %
La Aseu, dated March 9Th - auf recorded IN Libcr
.. pages - AMI &C. % the Hartiian EeEi-fry Ofce.
a y O'Clock no1u the aaetisa room % z = ADAMS
& ca. HguoiIlu ait The ht title sad interest % the
shove mgrf-t1rs % 81 ald 20 the prrmt.e- above
uidr g1gcd- ThIc aid Frraiises CONSIST ~ 1uds IT,
NiHii. EnhaLa Aforesaid p1riicallfiY aescrbed
z siif. L e A los.
Particulars naF be obtained fras L A-gu he Mort
zzgre. or fF1u A-HgpEg 4 Ashford. BIZ soiicif1rs-
Hnanialu. IEue ff.h. T-el III. u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15
MARRIED.

HEKBERr- $. An,lreu,s Carhsirai.
H1n1l11. 11e f4th- tSSt, By 2v- Alex Mackiuussh
eEuEEE hmm A-l-- gi Eapaa. kaaai &c Ms
NsrE LIZ MkzEE. FqIu-gzr daI- o. The la-e 1ues
Nssee rf I INA Iafua- u an
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15
Hortgzgees Notice Of Foreclosure &of Sale.
~ C-C-ngn n-c-r- rr-r.crr norl--

Il - -A11OAAlg-1-NAA " i - IOH .
= % sale Contained Ia csrefin n11r1tzd nade b
) .aieaaaze % ! : CartErigat- Trustes r = Hot
Estate- dated he t d1y % Derelb er~ l-- recorded
10 Li5er Pare 81 Aofirs 4 herEhT giFca that s4id
marr-e intends % f1r=soer aid marrzage f1r eoz-
dflgu 5rBksu al1 Spa said fargcl1slrs viii eel Al
publrc aacti0u a. tie aziesro1s u 2 P Edsls a Co
Ia Hgnoilia- Oh Z E7DAI the ffh aag % JaT, l-sf
~ 8. II - said day. IKE Preaiass descrioed h. rald
ll1rf-z-r a. bei1W sPeclded-
klrt1eF rsEfaGll1rs b. E1l " 81 q q s9IE A.
tSirueg-s Law A. = C4KTWKlGliT-
Ir4stze. Mori-a-ee
lat AZ tllte pre1iiref -ifg1ie4 u P1a1io. tlanE
more particularly deer bed in z y 80 Z T. a i.j1, 20
Oalle- DID gIilt. 1HFcg=d o. aid Eae1h1na y
-
sad-Al. ttass pzsasses dssenbai 81 r P ~. L c 4
ID 9 . n Makar. } - fsnr acres
5utAli tls- grsasfsef dscsilei ia s. p 5teI Z. q
issl. % Eai1ksl-lie- 11-fltn
fthAiI ta.gFr 5Issitsss fsErileti is = Z 49, + Z
- 2 % Ea'iafsa. l-if3 tcrfs-
ftE-sII til5-s Vristsss 1esElisei 10 7, = 81 r q
= y 3 70 k1l<si1ii1 1.-il0 EcTlt.
fgh-Ail za1-e yrelIises sft1lfel a. Wsil D1Ca 10
sal1- Xvii. ls1crite1 81 X 2 sff r q 4 i4ssI -
siAas- scz=i - iifa1ss- soaFsFed p aid Eaieo
hama 81 dc4sI ~ Ea1e9als fpig a11 Eeaadazi ~ -
sl---t 10 Ilscr =. BIZ = fftr q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

NJ ". : Bartlett the nav zllzl-sr Of the
EzEalIa1 H7tsI- Il grTiuE ample satisfaction To
the quests Il the establishment. his poirEness and
desire u acru1ucsiats making Is Z pleasure q
cone II cunEzct VITA aim 1Ir BIrtlstas I1rg
Sly AZ the vel El1En Occidental d5tal Il san
Fra1rIscu, has ei1i-enziF Fsl Eztst liu with the
I szPerieaca 1f how to raa hotel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

b1gEuts, L reported ls having 6eeu placed
On tire Ocaauic Steamship Co. vessels AZ san
Francisco. By tie Coast sstu1z1-s Y 1iou Gu ac-
count af refasal On Tia pslrr Of t.ie CampaUT o.
place s-5iEulal heip u The IRE room gt the MN
Baaa- III U1isu E1eu u lie eng IlT af the Com
pazg nave been lsk=t- b the srrIkers. tu gIir lt
1uce- Pabiir sympathy Is sali % b sul-sig zirH
rhs Cssr--a-r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

The Fflllia alr June dziE zFpgarad On zlia Lsti
s1s -lsE1rz llls E iIscr and capital. and suggest
rms AZ uLils luu1 slis muc1 arrlei- s11lscr he
,--erureuaHl = uarse thz. t1a sszrlnlr INA CRAZE
- rvar- EhlH-i lf,t quite ever n HitEali e =
fxi1z sins agl slzls 5ea-t- Essnsss We tlssL ne
,ia-sass ra1nsr i.a iu iaa daF- Kew " 4. gt.=cn
-5--s 4 vlsrs lEs r-ia au1u tia Eiistrl.urlsln e
-rllr1 fuuiE, zlisr liz head ~ -air1e Dealll-ltt
fsf-sts-s e lluus 1ut t'l.It slia1ils q sciloaa
r-a1llI lzres A. la-ssi AMI tlias aeizeiles aitl
- - nrsdz E- ID. an als1 sE4tales lur sra
uIass far recllIcsi ri COT ,ritlnat hnwsyer en-
tsr1nz iltI a-IT e=lliis. nritzIi- a'sss's.slells
.1rr ,rls1 zTisas- le l-sIg h boarl na7E : lirEs
~ 4 gr.ttsaaia 1zInl atiIl,r win some cierzF-
.--.-, frlIrn AEstrllis. n aisu an interesting az
,----rnf the Mrs. L .lands TrzinilE School
mr. u NJ e. EiEr tu-ruunt AZ t1eir n11taig
- s-t rinIr n satzrtIsuEnent4. There
- rqsn ezrsllea1 u.ix dune II TINS dire.tilili
,-ita a1zrae VITA Z. E-.rlsf Gp1n the pant q
1..srsr9firl.r tlH E41 In asIrurtlzur hIll8- AN
,--.Isu-r. s1lrld be "a - prevent the mort
,.r1rsifai s,sna n o. a sainr srniieIi BY garia1
fgrn art rril1u l1ils-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

ARE INVITED FROM
Il shiPwri-hts mp till Friday next the I5Ih inst.
at noon, sas The refHiriu- % tle BsTae e. star o.
Devon The right l. reserved 60 reject the lowest ur
any bid F1r particulars o. rePaTs apply board 10
GEORGE NOcRETT. Master.
IL L. ~ - - 4.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

Years ago was attacked with the most
lalenHe and dcathly pains in my back and
Extending to the end of my toes and to
my brain
(which made me delirous
From agony HI
at took three men to hold me on my bed at
times
"The Doctors tried in vain to relieve me,
but to no purpose.
Morphine aud other opiateS :
Had no effect
"After two mouths was given up to die :
''When my wife
heard a neighbor tell what Hop Bitters had
done for her, she at once got and gave me
some The first dose eased my brain and
seemed to 80 hunting through my system for
the pain.
The second dose eased me 80 much that slept two
hours. something had not done for two months. Be
fore had used five bottles. was well and az work
hard As any man could for over three weeks. but
worked too hard for my strength, and taking hard
cold I taken with the most acute aud painful
rheumatism all through mysystem that was ever kncwn
they left me cripple eruiehes for life they said.
met friend and told him my case, and he said Hop
Bitters had cured him and would cure me poohedat
him bat he was 80 earnest was induced to use them
again
and work lightly and kept using the bitiers
for i've weeks until became as we'll any man liy
Ing, and have been 80 for six years since
1t has also cured my wife, who had been
sick for years; and has kept her and my child
rem well and healthy with from two 10
three bottles year. There is no need to be
sick at all if these bitters are used.
J. J. BERK, Ex-Supcrvisor.
"That poor invalid wife, Sister, Mother,
cor daughter ~
"Can be made the picture Of health
with few bottles Of Hop Bitersl
"IFW yoH let them suffer J"
Prosecute the SMindlers
II when you call FOR American Hop Bi5ters greeH
flrig Of H0ps ne Wkite fGbcf and Dr. S0Hie's
Morn in ke bos the vendor hands out anything but
4nsrc1a Hop Bifers refuse II aud Shan that vendor
~ you would viper; aud u he has taken your money
for fixing sle indiet him for the frlHd and him
damages for the svindle and viii pay you lib
orally for the conviction.
e. For sale by
nOLLIsTER < Co No 100 Fort St.
1856 II HouOHu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15
Mortgages Notire Of Foreclosure 4 efsaIe
cc.o.n - r.-r.,-rr r,n,.-

Il e. q sale clutliuei 10 d crrfau mort-a-e made "
Puaasau % ErlEri q HEfei. sitts1i the sth day
q October, i--- recuui 10 lslev - par 90 daily
as-igHe % Asea aHi g. Asiua pecraller g. I-s5.
Nosice j. hereby r=1 tIdf aid slf-f-ee intends
flrsrose said lorr. for c0gdifign hrusel- aid up
said f9recqsEre vii -eil pa1iiC aECri1z a. the
-liesrl0ms % z r Adlm- 8 Co. ia Hnnaillu-
TUESDAY. TAG 6th dsy - @Hly- i-5 az y g - -zid
Day the grEalize 1sFibe ia SAID mortgage a. beioW
speciiel-
FarrhaF Paftic7.4r. cta b. had % " 2 rasTlH- Al
tGrasT al Law L. aSEF z e. e.. NINA
Assignee. - the Mort age
Premises = - cod lfa1 Ali fE1se Preuil.ss situate
AZ P5iqa. > h1l1lz- ll1ElIi- mure FaricuiaF.g de-
seribeii o. = a1i l. = iHff- To- fle name % Nga-
1ll. c1atliliaz ~ Iirzr fzthnlIf. and
cHnFsFer q -1fd P4ladaH ~ ee-l u < Eikiiaiaaa
aud Ee slltzalie Ass hsslEsd- szcprfea il l4beE =
pzzs 81 iIfs &
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15
PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived
11e SO 5 keall1.til- Osez losp, SJu Francisco
ra-Ar fk.re Arie.ia- NeuAa4L Hu1te clgt Bay
E-E ~ Na-ro-l. hayward. >a1 fr11ciscc
rz-tu tk-le D--ci'rgrr, Never Sd1 Erauciscc
f1-Arl lklue ( has : he-uey. Duhier, San Erar
E5-Aul tk Lasr LauPsQn. AarSteu, >an Frun
Sailed.
. saa fl-Aal ss--- Malth. rhelPs1a. San Fan
rI-Aaf t.tae lsGsl-l1. Celsi1s S41 tran
r--E Y Aa-ipgzs- H8gv--a-y. Ccieatrz
Vessels In Pert.
Am steam hssne Morning >ia-. Turner
B. - SAG % lcrcn Nccke.t
g. shtn Etch1-i III
Ana 1k-ae 61.r Darelasrg los llul
p -eh- ~ f1f1ruia
Am rztus ame1a- NeuhaI
Am tk.as " = ptm11i- Lace
An fk11s Discovery MeTr-
A- tktle ke1ErT, pahaer
3 d LADY La-Ips1E. Ma-s1cl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

Tie annual exsralaatio1 q the Ess. sIsni SEEN
mary viii tskc pt1ce g; Nskauao. Ju1e stih. ne
exerciSss NIL ce1ntrs1ca az = q. rs
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Assienee's Notice!

OUONG YUEN YORK KEE OF
~ fi0noilia. Oshu. having uaf1 an as.lrumcnt ~
All their properly. eic. 10 ne undef-nufd Tor ihe
ben1t % their credit1rs notice j. hefr1J given 10 40
persons 10 pfsent their fais a1llnst lf said Qgong
Iueu York Eee Nlfhiu one mplth FROM datc 70 ~.
LoHisson, a. the once % y s. Grinhaum Co, lone
inln. and al persons Indebted ~ said 4lgug IIeu
YORK hre are hereby requested % make iunedllfe
paTne1t 10 The gnGersigned. D. Lot ls8ON.
Assignee d Q1oug YaeH Yor- Bee
nonnInls. Nay $50. -. 1919 81
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MEMORANDA.

E-rort O. u : Mt-iPgss. hayward Co1'dr. frvm
>a1 ssg.Lgts san krzag1sec l1e ) tsn P "a /;
s-Hrrcl CT Nsuu-1iz June T. 5si5 M; weather 6ne
.h-1-acst ne passage; June g, SCI passed cicss
O. ; Hz-1rur.
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ne RanaAou isuiers rlsyea the ts1ysl ScAesl
ian3oy Il X {. and vese Released ~ l3'toA
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Tss netly elected Caisf flseiuses ana hts
Assistants d aes tske oisee Ueisl 1aly lss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

No matter what yoar feeling or ailmsui Is,
American Co.'S Hop Bitters will d. you sDod.
Prove 1t and see advertisement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

ms Retoyrlatngy Schsol hs1 a fcas and games
Oh the iits Ct Jene. A sood ti'ae vas eaiSyea r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

The burnt district : beginning b sheE %. The
spenesr c1licI--E- formerly 1crUFiat b. wing No
1hal 4 Co. - EluI1lF aTrE1aCnz1Q- dEul lecI1n-
At the cnrnersf N1IIalTI ard King, Mr. HIG-iu L.
srsctilg brirE hEIi-Tlg the SITE Il the odd
Anc1Gr cllocu- " Elcu's tuiiiiIl1 Ia being ruf
n prsPsr 1rler- The EIuGIra Sal8or "a rising
fruu Its lsles. aae the foundations Of number
Of ether L1lidiRGs azs being Eri- The festlFs
Monaghan IS hznt n v1rK putting up EoC5eu
h1IiGlaEa where he ean- In q lev uln1ahs tbs
-szrur district vii hive rzsH7el tn Appearances
% Pnpu.isus and busy sFns-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

Tie band canrlrt az lln iIarls Ia.st evening" vas
vel zttzrded and the gEsrts e TIA musicians
racaaized rrUper aaC1aV lsa.sz1Hnt- Following =zs
tEa 1919.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

tlsaSsn. raia sAssess have visited tAs vicinity
q hSa0sHla on several aiSeis deriag the pess
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Nsw a0urrtistmtnts.
Marrow Escape.

ROCHESTER,. June I. iSSs. ten
Years ago was attacked with the most
talense and dcathly pains in my back and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15
TENDERSI

Nru embellishments.
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/ he OAoVernesS " HAWAII, H. T. H. Rsosaike-
sssi left tss Hao he issh isst ~ The steamer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

The stIuzch and f1vorile bl-a Lray Lf8.HsaH Is
again IN p0r- having arrived here from ; Al Fran
cisco On the lisl INST. sfts- passage Of Is DAYS.
The vessel VII probably r-ce.vs Fuirz dispatch
for san Francisco, from mex agents Msssrs c.
Brewer & Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

Gr ard Mrs s. Gage Of IlI-3ls have been en-
iugi1g the lfa and scenes 10 H111lul1. during a
short so!curu- and rstErn h1ne by the ZsTfriiat
TO-DAY. NJ Gage h1pes % meet several Of Homo
lzlu residents a. the Cgulull-isry clCclIvs II s.
Lcuis No, next August.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

The American 5arkz1-i-e F r. Digt7ad. Capt.
G. &. L-cr, arrived II port here from san Erlz-
cisco or the I@lk inst. after thirteen DAYS pas
sage Besides the usEII general cargo, the vessel
bruc-lt u head II ueLl cattle W1i-n were landed
IL excellent cCnGitI1u.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15
ISLAND LOCALS.

Aucrt rows.
ss pScssal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

The Wou1z's Bard CT Missions VII hold their
public annual meeting at the 7. II. C. A. hall on
Iuss3IT evening az kzlf past seven Gentlemen
as well as ladies interested n the ca1se OF missions
are invited 10 &c present
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

IN the raes day. Itle till- II was found nsrEs-
sarT . lsa a Rad roller O. smooth over iEles u
the track af tha back s1rslel- Lhis matter su1uld
not have been 1sllFeE ulrIl the sigTsnsI hour. as
t1e ta1Csr1Es csuliitscl 1f the lrlcz Irurerzllad
the Ives q hgth ilckEEs and lgrses. Lhe mGu-y
expended IN the board fsneE s1Dzid have been
used IN piacT1g the track II coalition far fast
time Ga -atIrIisfY Cus # tie ulazIEErs &c tre
ClHb fsald t.le Eeeessste % 4 40 III
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their Rooms last evening. the company accepted
With q vote Of thanks the neg md elegant Hose
Carriage received hy the Mlrilasl- Several new
members were also udist 10 the rlnzs OF the con-
pauy-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

The Jcra1 Concert Co left for the Colonies By
the Mirsu1sr ou the liEt- Of the I1tl inst One
and al spsuk II glowing terms Of the hospitality
extended daring their stay here and Lrs suth1si-
1ctc ever The good send Ct they rscsired from
- rrblsc % NE flrsEeL egl.art
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

The Pos. OEcg Is n Al u1c1,ufsr.t1le c1lli
tacu i-s- ~ present. the w0rkEen are almost il
cuE-1lEud and yet the u1f1-tuusts e1-pl5yces Eavs
80 carry ca the Eurk as best tley car.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

he NErse1s1 Was telsghcrcd &C Coo Head al
80 a. N, q Sasuriay, she reached the wharf
abort p'earck
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

CC-riste road cCulmz-i-a-igu has been es-ab-
iished between MANN street and PsnchbowI
ia TIE Pa1ol valley sgld. a-L lste- the r01-hnsss
q he road Is wor- % Eiii prove u1ca s-lysusd
throzEhflre.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

Mr. L. Assu. the owner Of the Tt ca tire north
corner Of King and N1zL-E streets, has 5rlszn
ground VIII the Intention % lUIliluzg inc brick
structure. The new 51idiCg VII be two stories
n high and VII extend 50 feet 1u King street By
10 feet CT NuzLn1 street. Iks stl6ca viii be Ore
pruof and an oru lu1eut to that part q the city