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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16
Tho overlana Monthly.

The February issue Of the Or-ritR3 MoHikls is a
number OF special interest and great variety. Ii
contains continuation Of the discussion of Chin
csc Labor, which attracted 50 much notice in the
last two numbers, including, paper FROM one
OK the leaders Of the Tacoma Auti-ChineSe Move
Inent, and p per from john 5. Hitteu.
he fiction OF the number is continuation of
Miss Helen Lakes serial California novel, For
Money and an After Christmas Story, entitled
Miss Roses Adventure
Mrs Helen Campbell, we'll known Us author of
the very notable rCccnt novel, Mrs. Herndon'
Income, aud earlier Of the "Ainslee Stories, y
Under Green Apple B0cEhS" and many other
stories and social studies, contributes most at
trIetiye historical sketch entitled, Two Old
Cushioned Love Matches"
Another historical sketch contains the substance
Of the recent remarkable discovery of the person.
lty OF the mysterious founder OF Harvard College,
unugg tic title, Who Was John Haryarig' and is
written by Mr.. Frank ]. Syumes, of the Harvard
Club Of sun Francisco.
Several very important historical and descrip-
tive California articles appear: one is descrip-
li1n of IN almost unknown region in SiSkiyOu
Ccruty. know rs the "Nabl0 Mountain Country
their Is "a ss,Oad iustallment Of the widely-copisd
''isrg journal OF Pioneer lastly, paper ON the
sud Regime 10 Sdu Francisco, by Prof. Bernard
Moses OF the State University, who has lately
InIde special study Of early California AlcaldeS,
even spending several mouths IN Mexico for turth-
or light the subject; hs present paper IS apropos
OF Mr.. Hittelfs volume on Spanish California.
very competent critical estimate of Mr.. Elcar
5. kelley's Music OF Macbeth is found in the
number, besides the periodic review of New Novels
and Verse. Charles Warren Stoddard Is among
the poets of the Number, and the Editorial depart
Iueuts including Comments and Review, are I'M
usually fullun various, completing very notable
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16
Mere HJapsr--Arrivul Of the Steamer City
OF PelJin

The steamer C5lyef Pskrl, Captain II. G, Dear
hcsn arrived IL por. here the 18th inSt II days
from Yokohama. having as passengers MT, Taro
Ando, the new japanese Consul for Honolulu. Il.
W. Irwin, Hawaiian Consul at Japan, seven doc
tocs, tve,ye Interpreters and az Japanese luuii-
grants, The vessel was boarded od the bell buoy
tv DIS BrOdic and froassean. His Excellency
CAae L. Gultek, the President Of the Board OF lu-
migration, also being present. After ihe lmmi-
.ranis had PISSED careful scrutiny and no siek.
ness found 70 Dc existing. Minister Gnlck arranged
for the speedy delivery Of the Immigrants with
their begsgacV at the Immigration Depot, person
ally attending % the means used for safe and
r1ptd transit IN the tugs EleH and PIE, Although
number Of women formed part Of the lot thus
landed not q Sipgle accident occurred, the entire
number % Immigrants being safely housed IN their
quarters a. the barracks by midnight, Mr.. A. L.
Nwc,ter, assisted by MeSSrS. Kelly and Gilhilan,
reporting the total expected, as landed At that
hour, The facility with which the trans shipment
was made, and the caro taken in the handling of
both paSSengcrS and baggage reflects considerable
credit upon the supervising head and also upon
Captain Rice Of the EleH and his associates. Min.
ls-eg GuieS had taken the preeaution also to have
q physician, pr. Webb, accompany the tugs during
the transfer % passengers 70 render aid IN ease OF
necessity.
The condition OF the vessel which brought this
largo number OF immigrants was a sight really
worth more public inspection than it received,
everything being clean allow and aloft and entirely
devoid % the usual sights and smells which are
SI'on1 % uceonpany the presence OF a large mum
Der 's Immigrants. 1t can only be SAID that
GAEsrrE representative by kindness Of officials
had an Opportunity TO notice the vessel with her
living load and the cleanliness. aud order visible
reflected most ercditShly upon the management OF
C1ptaia Dearborn. and his officers and the char
scier OF the passengers.
The steam so0w TRUST IN command of Capt ].
Siuousou. IT, made rapid progress in the dis
charge Of about GO tons OF freight which the YES.
sci brought ard which was landed In excellent
order.
The vessel proceeded ON her way 10 SAN Fran
cisco on the evening Of the 18th lust, Capt Dear
born taking forward Il small mail.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16
Lunalilo HONG.

Ga saturday last though not exactly on the
proper date, was held az the Lunalilo Home, oele
5mtiol OF tue anniversary of King LuuallloS
birth. The Hawaiian band WAS in attendance ana
played @ choice selection Of music during the nf-
teruoou- A number Of prominent citizens ayuied
themselves OF the opportunity of seeing the
Home and its pleasant grounds, and about four
o'clock the scene was quite an animated one.
The Luu lltlo Home, which Is IL charge of Mr..
Harry Swlltuu, affords a comfortable home in
which rcst tsUuty-tWu aged HUwaiians, sixteen
men and SIX women whose ages range from sixty
five 20 eighty. The tbuildiug, handsome struc-
tura Of Hawaiian sandstone, commands a magnih,
cent view, extending from Diamond Head to
Honolulu The situation Is healthy. The rooms
ara airy, comfortably furnished aud scrupulously
clean. The grounds ara tastefully laid out, there
Is pretty flower garden and fruit trees of various
lnds have been planted. Ihs water supply Is
from q tank winch holds 5000 barrels, the tank
being Hll1d from q well BY 81 SIX horse power en-
glue. C0suectsd With the institution is 4 farm on
which are grown sugar cane, sweet potatoes and
pumpkins. Chickens aud pigs are also raised,
The scale of dies Is liberal and the kitchen ar
engagements are excellent. BY the terms of the
bequsst the inmates are supplied with clothes and
tobacco. Surely this Is indeed j haven Of rest to
the poor aud weary. hing Lunalilo founded I
lasting Institution and the trustees Of the estate
have builisd solidly and well. Hawaii should be
proud of such an institution within her bOarders.
lt would De q credit to any country.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

Rsichsrdt. Who v8s arrested With scott IL the
assault case II the Hotel, has TUNED Up ais
friend and cuuPa1icu. IL certain Transactions
WHICH call for action on the part Ok the attorney
who was -Eiutlat- Tie arrest Of these parties
has therefore turned oct In good % the community
provided the points -ysE by EsicLErt are used for
he bensfr OF the uuLllc-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16
samoan Troubles.

The meas fgUm SaruOl that a German warship
has practically dspOsed the KIM looks says the
Sydney Mall very warliks. There is no doubt
thlt tine German merchants interested in the COM
utrcs of the group and in the maintenance of the
lind they have acquired would very much like to
$50 German sovereignty established, and the Ger
man consul Is quite IN sympathy with them. Ger
man wlrships, too, have been 50 much accust0m-
sj Of late 20 aunsZius that to take another group
would be quite II their line. The British Govern
uIaut does not much appreciate South Sea posses
si1us and would not care to quarrel with Ger
many about the matter. BUT New Zealand is very
much Interested IN Samoa, not only because 1t lies
il the track to Panama and san Francisco. Many
wears ago New Zealand would gladly have taken
the island under her Ova wing, bat the British
Government would not permit it. Ii is pity that
tins WIS nos done before the rage for German
c0I0uisttiou set in. As it is neither England nor
Germany clu conveniently let the other acquire
possession, and ths result Is very awkward for the
Sau0aus themselves, who, so far as we can gather,
would prefer the English to the German flag
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pe,th Of Mr.. Henrr Cornwe1l.

This well known citizen died at his residence,
Wlikuuu Mani, on Sunday, February 7th. The
deceased gentleman has cen IN Ill health for a
Iour time, and the end was not unexpected. The
remains were transported to Honolulu, arriving on
Sunday, Februtrv 18th. and we're buried IN the
N1uanu Cemstsry. The funeral was strictly pri-
vuga. tbs mUurners being members Of the family
and a few old friends Of the deceased. Mr.. Corn
we'll arrived IN these Islands IN the year 1856, hAv-
INC come from Brooklyn, New York. He engaged
in business and established tue Waikiki Sugar
Plantation, from which he Realised a handsome
fortune. For several years he has retired from
active participation IN the management of the
Plantation, but has continued to reside on Mani,
though making frequent visits to Honolulu. Mr..
Coruwell. was well known throughout the group
arf nd Iarre number of friends.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

The Mut6Gsr carried EEay number Of hIulI-
aIuas. Among there are llr aud Mrs J. L. Water
house. M l. E. Foster, Ar and Mrs j. " ptt,
1T and Mr. Graham Once Ellen C1uzyI Nr J. Il.
N0usarrlt. Ms. A. MCCslrrg-. Mr. George Castle,
Mr and Mrs C. r. Miles, Hiss f. Markham and
Dir and Mrs J. Il. Holt. is. Bon voyage and safe
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EXPORTS

For >sa Francisco. peg Discover. Feb fB-isss7 b.-s
-1ar - '-s -.e-r 4. --,, sEg-1. 1 and rs bbls mo
tlssc-. G1l1e-le va-Er. SHntQu
Fgr >lr f-arc.-er. per Lady LIapsuu FEB I'LL lis
~ sugar ~. a-y brides. and h'> guar skins; tours
tie value. S1r.H-o
For Sar s-a-c.see Pr Ela, Ee5 l5s,i7. By sugar.
domestic Ell-e. S.>.r5.sI
Per 80 Francisco. per- - Paul, Feb i5-i7.ou5 sss
sugar, slU tlc1s laHan1-
Fer son F-rz-..ca, ger Msrtg1ss FEB fL-st.ssl b.
sugar, at h-s rer, ~ green hides, and toto bnchs
bananas
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16
Halls Steel FurrOw Pillow

Has nercr been e1Haiied. ~ thee ~ hgle Few
lef, o. impfoved make WE HAVE ALSO
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16
a New Steamer for the Island Trade.

At the meeting Of the Iutsr-Isllnd Steamship
Co.. held Monday, February Sth, it decided, in
view Of the increasing business Of the company to
order another new steamer for the Island trade.
Mr. Thomas r. Foster, the President Of the Com
paay. left by the WgriBosI for san Francisco and
IEIiI proceed from there to Port Blaksly 10 make
the necessary arrangements With Messrs. Hall
Brothers 20 proceed Immediately with the coustruc-
tiuu Of the new steamer, which sill be about the
size Of the frr1IHi. 1t Is expected that this new
-talmar vii be -sadv for servIce in June.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

Sir Alexander and Lady SssElrt spent tsTE
hCg-s IN HouoluIz- arriving by the 11rlPoss sat
rr-iav morning and leaving on Sunday morning
sir Alexander szas Prenizr Of NsE SoCtn ales,
position be has resigned on Account Of ~ Eelsl-
de has been appointed Cou-nllsslouer for NsE
south ales At the C0l1cIsl Exhibition % De hel1
N Icniou- SIR Alexander and Lady Stewart were
sutsrtaiuad bF the British wee CoEsUl- 2lr. L. r.
Dawes. the Bishou Of Honolulu AMI Others
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16
ONE B. W. PARLOR SET
Extensive & Valuable Assortment Of Books

Upholstered iu Hats Cioth, One Grana square
riane by woodward 3 Brown % Boston; one
Eleyans fariof Minor with r. W Bnekct, An
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

The Merry Nlss-s- in d programme Of uirth
music and mystery VII hold tLa boards lt the
Music Hal or neIl Thursday evening and oc the
following SaturLltv q Monday evenings The
press criiqGes WHICH Manager L=rogIs has IN his
possession speak il favorable terms 81 the troupe
4 very sd death - that 1f Mrs Ette Marcos.
Her son died Some time g-u- She w1u-Esd his
loss - much TINT her health became affected and
sts fsII INTO consumption. She leaves three
daughters. the youngest Of whom = OF II fourteen
uo1ths. The greatest sympathy Is felt for Capt
Marcos in the loss he his sustained
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

Inc knss-ic1z bktng. SsliI.s Captain Black. from
Mexico In ballast for this rl-i for orders, arrived
hers on ths 18th Ius.. Z De vessel >lied he same
d8te for klhulgi. AL8gi. ghe-r SIZE VIII load sugar
for Stn Francisco.
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DIED

FAIvEr HI 500 Fs-is.- Iowa Jlgz1-v : I,,5.
MS a. a. -sr1uzE- n1thsr Of Nr- 1l1 A Palu--. %
AA'iNEE--f1 tif. CIV. az the Quccr's Hospital
el-la7s l-tt. .>si. TzoAAs MAzSEE- native % Nev
llr,- l-C- = years
- SeF a-rs and san Francisco papers please cupg-
49, 10 Homo. MA. February I3t1- -, a. her
s.-lte rum 7fic1 MAeGlE ElZETEs. the be-
4 % Prank Al-rls, Ard p Fears- ! Hla15 li
~ J - e---l was barn ia Lloudcn1errFl. ireland.
= "a Francisco, E-llidelnhia ans spanish papers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

"r The Oldest, Rest. most renowned
aud Valuable Medicines Ia the World,
and In addition contain all the best
and most effective curative properties
OF an other blttcrs, being the greatest
Liver Regulator, BLOOD PURIFIER
aud life aud health restoring agent on
earth 90
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16
Garden Partr at the Palace.

In honor Of his Majesty accession, the Queen
-avg garden party at the Palace, on tine after
noon OF February Eth Her Majesty, supported
on either side by the Processes LiliuOkalani and
LlselIke, received the guests The Palace was
tbr0Eu open and many availsd themselves of the
opportunity Of viewing it. looms. Among those
present were the Judges Of the Supreme Court; the
Foreign Representatives,, ths Members of the Min
Is-ry and Priv Council. and large number Of
citizens.
fEs ease Of assault with a dangerous weapon, IN
=hicl J. A. Eeichardt and l. J. Scott were the Of
Tenders. uas settled BY Judge Bickertou IL Police
Court the morning Of the 18th inst, By his al
lowing the accused 20 pay hue Of 80 each and
Imprisonment with hard labor for I'VE days.
Nessrs. T. p Adams s. Co, held another two
DAYS Credit sale, Saturday and Monday at Messrs-
II. Hackfsid & Co.'S Store, At =hlch a large
amount Of goods changed hands ut fair rates.
Whsn WON doEu and ready to take our bed,
Aua-iclu Co.'S Hop Bitters Is what YOU need to
relieve you. see Advertisement
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5g.daL Aotins

Special Notices.
WEST. DOW & co. HzysIa.t received ez Z. -
Ia1i. large lss1rI % latest styles Of Picture
1IlgIiil- Wall and Corner Brackets Rustic Frame--
sirss-s lap B9ariz, Black Walnut Chairs in variety;
lIsrbicTop Pzrior Tables. Black Walnut Ash and
Maple Dining Tables, Violin strings and Bows, Carts
veioeip-ies, Bats Base ard Foot Balls, Al Lowest
casa Prizes iiBi &c
MR. W. T. ALLEN.
Has an icc vith Nes-rs BlshopE Co conner % MeT-
chant and EaauIznu Streets and he viii Be pleased
% attend 60 aug business entrusted 70 him jus on
MR. W. C. PARKE
Has an Odce Over es-rs- B shop & C0.= Bank corner
Hsrc1alt AID kaaHluaEa sts-- AID Ulil be haPpg 70
attez any business eatrusie 10 his ileh sH
FURNISHED ROOMs-Seas and costly Fqr
lrs-ec Rooms c4z be had 81 early application ~
tfz NO. 4 GARDEN LANE
THIS PAPER j. kept on Gle n Z. e. DAkE'S
-AdreTtisln- Aseney 50 and s. NerchaHts ExEhzn-e,
Fztaciscu Cal where contacts for advertising
ca Do zla1e FOR IL 1913
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

+ass week Uertcl vas ulis q couple Of
t1lrisls WISHING y tiizi for the pleasure Of bath
= e NJ s-1 and that While indulgInS n the
m rall- exercise the clothes Of one we're gone
llr2l<l and a -l1sh and Cham stolen S1ch
rs ne sss-v act1IllT reported to Dspsfy Dsyton-
and uelsz-gs Ezrs aiken ID RECOVER the reported
stltel property. Is seems however ttss the gentle
'la1 s1n rezlrliaG hiussif AZ r0theG. wien he
retrsc % The cua6uaS Qf his cuttzce II the Hotel
grounds recovered sUf1cienriy from bis depression
q spirits 70 allow inGzicencs of a clza-stts and
searching Tor h7s clsg IN one Of his pockets. 10. lie
1lsc1Fersc ne stolen property, EavInE made
= ni-cn t1sS- be dId rot know whstler % visit
LeFrzE Daytlu- and make ciean cuufEssI1u OF
szEFrEss M facts ard leave tie c1uEt-F. he
eense TIE former course and afrEE hearty laugh
the case vas dismissed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

+. Saith, wno has ia- sJlue tir-c past, been eu-
ploygG in The capacity u vhsst clerk toz the luteV
isla-i Steamship Co. has resigned his position
and will le snccgeGel fog The present by Mr..
WHIT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16
Our Breakers and Light Steel Flows

Our Breakers and Light Steel Flows
u the experience ~ Ir uumber 70 urirf cal Plan
tiers. who kindly suggested improve Gut- aud changes
in the Pou= which hld i1rmeriy hueu used lcrc-
HAWAII.
Mr. WI Y. HOESEE .ay..-'. J hive 200 hesitation
IN pruGuunciu- rhcu toe very bet E-rlEiEz Fi1w
u--d iu thi- luy other c1autsy- We b-0Ec up
some land fal uf rut- aud stEmU- If l.Irm mules
attached u Tour Bin Pos Cut. lslui and hey per
formed the work easily and veil I've -uo laHe W
found Sufficient work ZONE Gin BreasrT r1rs l5in
In any land VIC have bad occasion 20 piow.
MAUI.
DIR ". 70. CORNWELL -aFs=-- Ileg aossc=s aii
the requisites % dr-telas- 4ad good P0w Ju-i the
thing needed especially foE roa-E land %
KAUAI.
Mr. l. u SrUlZ -lv-.-i % NOS arl any Heavier
tiIla PigE ruHnin- next o. if7 rau -fel'iil Grand
therefore easier o. bold art stronger ld -cpi
ia tHe rsuud better th1u any PgE have srrr 1.e1-
u refIuired repairs EEcell -fr tcrl- one point.
although DC pioEE bundled ages " le# laH1. 1a-i
o watch vas stony and goo. dell % d covered VIA
heavy growth Of -Minos1-' would NOS vish for q
better Pl0w-
HAWAII.
ME. HENRY COOPER .ays--- Tie Piou- Won sent
10 NJ Parviz and Hlyseif axe, think Ite most szvics-
OAHU.
Mr. !. l. RIC HAEDsOE says.--I spetk from er-
periences when -Ey b. D. The best Brlakiu. Piou !
ever used- pot g103 team % cattle and aake a
deep fsrTo7 bgryin- The Pi1T 70 the beam rlFuIHz
l6in- flrrnE easily and veil an plal-c n add that
yosr pos the first that used iu this c11ntry
that EoHid serve
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

truu Inflrul1tl0c Received on the evening Of
ne sth Inst Captain Lehrtsns Paid a visit %
ne 1sar vicluify u kElr-aE-iriIf Cbzr-1 for
ne l1rpuss q dIs,uTEri1- TIE lest rnszrs Of en-
tralcz O. al apizn den Eh1ch existed n The rsi-n
qtEnii'o- After a patient Inspection during which
le became entauzlad Eizh the eoulbiazsicns q !
- lrteen-flut haidsr and performed so1e rEr11rx-
- tsass n lsriei uaEi-ztlo1 be celazed further
s-tlss eperlilous Eltl the morning q tie Idth
- " tins lI-tsf date Be obtalne1 a warrant
lLlll q nss biekErr1u ard made hssty osscsn-
- ne premises acroEuPazied By Of1cer haz-
-, aile eaFtEsed Two Chinese iui1lZi1g Z .
- a-ao tae zsuaI phaTzphernallz and q
S- alaatlty II The f1rhidien drug landing his
g. u sla EailrI Station wIthf1 hzlf -z--hcGr Of
Co - ne FlrraEt. Ga the IitE the captured
Pc -il1z . -le nznzs % All Nee and Al
--7iit,- - er'l-lt before gzt.e Blckerron- fcund
-saieaesd . Enss and puaistusnk
e. af Tie former rais n ~ N So ~. =
Y Al - : % the 18Th Inst BIZ order Of
t1rz a - -. - las sntire hsusehold furni-
-. - :. f-irgs EilI most rris.a ~ 1.Ir-a
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Nrm Embellishments.
NnTICEl

A Ill PERSONS WISHING 10
n crles frcn the Coast thtosgh NJ. Cat, De- 4 10,
leave orders a. eur store TO Dc forwarded hy ths
). City oi Picking and ;. : Australia and they will
have Mr.. OARS personal attcnien. a. he Viii be b.
San Francisco until the return % TIE Msrpesa heiu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

ar. TarJ And1. uz-II Recently japanese Consul
az ShE1gldi. arrived By the Citg n PstIiy On tie
I4th inst He has c1l-s 10 assume the position OF
japanese C01sgl and DIpllu7tI- Agent at Homo
lul1- This L an ellE-gznl=ut q tie functions OF
the japanese raprssenraEIVe lzre. and doubtless
arises CIT Of the Immigration Convention between
the two countries Couszl IIrl Ntssu-1rl vii re-
turn u T4u1-
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McSsrS. Oat 81 Co. have forwarded two new
pieces. compositions Of Bg1G1laster Berger, Which
are 8jdeJ % the lIsG OK HtgIlllu songs and
marches that have Proceeded tr1m his pen Their
names are o. PHI A1Gr, and " MIEiuI N1LHu1J-
lama
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

Mr. Reginald C. Guard. tha well known purser
Of ths Ocesuic Steamship Co. did not arrive by
the =, PEEL this trip his duties OBTAINING him Ia
San Frsrefscf,
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Al I'D p n desired streugthszizE rods having
Eaez Pl1cEd II the other boilers and every thing
bang IL READINESS, the -MarIposaT once more ut
z--dsr zay and steamed onward On her IOsrr77 -
san F-zncisen, ofzcers ard p1zzsngsrs alike sztis
led IN the hope that 10 farther zcclderr Eo1id
mar the tEip-
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Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine

NV Bedroom set. Painted Bedroom SET n W
Wardrobe. Iron Refrigerator. Meat safes. Than
drlirrs, Lamps .Ncundah Chairs. suudfy Mitch.
Furniture aud Utensils. Lawn Mower. Garden
Tools, &c, Also. Z Fiuc American
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

The services % the w.u known Tom NcGidiu
were Jbtliued a-aiu by the Attlruey-Generll's
derNrtmeut on the evening Ct the ltth i1s-. and
his acqulintyncs with opium dltl1rs resulted in
the cJpJure Of an lzprsss-trEys- iu possession Of
= TINS OF THE l-u-.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

From al parts Of the --TgD testimonials are be
inC received rsiatIye 10 the superior quality Of the
new process tAru -four manufactured aY the Alden
Frrit and faro Co. u Wailuku, Maui All should
give the article a fair triff saG afterwards they
VIII rot Be without It.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

The q. ;. :. Sc tFr arrived IN port here on
tho morning, % tie lo-l inst. from SIN Fran
cisco bringing IGlL cargo, rlsa-.sEs, and mail
GEtgS % the SQtl uit Tie vcssCl siIled again FROM
hers for Sgc Erl1ct>c1 on me I5sh inst
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

Mt. Furresux, the artist, made "trip % Kauai
las; week. HIS health hss bcgu CONSIDERABLY itn-
proved BY the short change,
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