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Daily Republican., 1888-10-08
PArlOr Gar for PirtsOurz via B. o
h. Il.

The b. q o. Limited Exnress leaving
Wilmington daily al 73S .. m. ie
equipped with Pullman VeBtibule Par
lor Oar running through to PlttsburR
without change, arriving in PlttsburR
ct $50 p, m. This train Affords passen'
gers Gsylight ride through the bshntl l.
full and historic Potomac Valley, and
across the Allegheny Mountains, now
rtsplendenJ in the sod and crimson
glory OF Autumnal foliage.
The night express, With Pullman
Sleeping Oar attached, leaves Whining
ton At $40 D. m. arrives In PittSbura
1t Z 10 q. m. daily.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Tha NEasapeaa has house Ia ekao sfeN
BunfOrA Rr0s.' AOA ARTkes stEeSs,
uupping and leeohins, los e. Second &C.
Try Bush's coal vOu viii Ike It.
Try BEsh'S coal you viii surely like It,
MnArd y. Davis, jeweleT, 4. Second at.
Pine IS X, Rings, at HAnf's, Is L. FOURTH
Frank ROop Smith, druggist, sth and KinE'
American Laundry, oO2 West Trent atrest.
BrAxiliGn Balm, immediate cure feF humps
Fine cigars ami notions at S. ". cor. Iott
and Bennett stroets. L. Bell.
Whito Pine Tree Tar and Honey, fol
coughs and colds, at the 25-oent candy fac
s0ry. No, W. and street. 1rg It.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

And the effiescy of It's action have rem
de;ed the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs, immensely popu-
lar. 1t Cleanses and Tones up the clog
ged and feversh Sys'em, and dispels
Headaches, Colds and Fevers. All drug.
gists N. B. Danforth, Second and Mar
ket streets, Wholesale agents.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08
Notice.

The members Of the Young Mems
Temperance U Hion are requested to
meet Of their headquarters, Eighth and
Market Et'eets, on Sunday, the l4th
inst, at 8. so n M, to attend divine
service ut West Presbyterian Church.
By order Of the Marshal.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Con gives every bird It's food but DO 5
not thrO 1t in tha nest. There is fot d
ior r1ias q s,pti9n IN the thought that WaE.
ner's Log Cabin SArsapS ~ IN nuriiy
the blood, thus ensurlDg good health,
With which may come all blessings 81
for 1875 dOsss, of all drugs lists.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

att ts better to laugh than be cryiDg''
decidedly; and to enjoy your bAby'i
laughing society uso DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup, which relieves the chief disoOm
forts OF bAbyhood without stupsiyipl
the childrsD. Price % csnts o bottle
At all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

PRAISE not the day bslore the even
ing glow. You may praise Warmers
Log Cabin SArBsparilla for purifying
the blood without danger, for 1t brings
the glow OF health at onos. The largest
bottle on the market. 100 doses for 81
Ali druggists sell 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Tao great real pEeventor Of Consump.
tlen and positive care Of eougha, sore
throat, hoarseueBs, Group, etc., and pcs.
Tive pses:Fvsr of the voics for public
speaking. Sold only iu 500. and 81
bottles. Depot, Fourth AID King streets
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Il. Z. Hauna will open his oyster
house, No. eSl J6ffsrson street, on Fri
day. September z, where he will keep
constantly on hand n full supply Of
fresh and salt OyAters at the usual
pEioas.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Tomorrow pgom.ses 10 be from
fair to partly eieudy aud stAtionAIy
Temperature. wednesday fair viii
slight thermal changes.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

oysteEl can he had st Ainscow's de-
poIa, No. 70T S1ipley sweet and No. 105
E ist Fourth street, At % 30 Gad 40 cents
PER Qusrf, or by the buShel or thousand.
The best In the oity.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Is MADE FROM THE BEST WHEAT
oBTAINABLF TRY IT.
IF YOUR GROCER DoRs NOT KEEP IT
YOU CAN GET 1T OF any
FLOUR DEALER.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

OrAyoa portrait and frame on in-
stallment at Cummings photograph
RSllery, 392 Market street, Nov 10
good ohAnos for . nice Christmas ppes-
ant
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Who is this FL. D. Hollis that has
just opened that sugar barrel at 612
King etrest2 he is all right; he'S from
No. 4 West SECOND s5reet.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

House and sign painter aud grainor
Gall and 500 me before going Soywhers
else. Work reasonable. No. sos Orange
street., TILaHMAN DARRKR.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Mistakes will happen, but bext time
be sure OF number 81b, and you viii not
have TO walt month or be ditspfo.nt'
cd. BEEcher's gallery.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Powell, In WAshInRtou stEssa mArksl
and No. S0e Mad ison street, has . good
lot Of Ssh for to-uotEsw's mHket; also
OlAms and l0hateEB,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

IKE out our adveF., rs we have all
the business the boys can attend to.
OHAPMAN, Seventh aud Orange.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Gall and see the orayon portrait and
frame Cummings makes on inBtAlments
302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Have you seen ths snow boy AL
RrJcers have him.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Ainsoow has four boAts running and
twelve men opening oysters, enabling
him to sell the freshest aud bess oysters
In this market.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Have you seen that handsome pic
ture, SNOW boy, given for 26 outsid
wrappers Of Olruus aud Aome soap?
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Taylor b Fullsrton's rheumatic m IN
ture cures rheumatism in all Its forms,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

prevented and cared by Hooper's An0
dyn6. Best medicine for tOsthing and
oollo. All druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

We stop the press 10 sAy the prsJtiesi
window In this city eau be seen at No
4 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

HOmO-mAds Gnnalso. Z W: Snd IT.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Q, IB or 30 gems for 25 cents ~ Gam
minRh' gallery. 808 Market etraet,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

York Ana s u, under the north bound New
vMllninS,omr omraa.niIngton Express, due in
Ekton Will HO6 p. m. broke near
Y The cas me train was running slow.
4lkim, '" was detached and leftat
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Cough candy ~ FerEuSsR'S, II n "a
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

As tbs REPUBLICAN, once to-SAy, II
he 1nAdo:
; o'clook IQOFcl oS 10 C'clOCA
800 B7o 6Oo
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

LOWELL, Mass, Sept l, 1888.
MIDDLEsEx, IS.
Personally appeared before me, nota-
ry public, John Nicholson, and made
oath that the above statement is true,
GEO. II. RICHARDSON, Notary Public.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

BEECHER's gallery la numNsr S15.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

IL cabinet photos at Cumming gal
cry for 60. 500 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08
ELY's CREAM BALM

Is not liquid, snun or powder. AapEtaa
into noatrtls Il quickly absorbed. II olaangTH
the head. Allsyg Inflammation, Hs1ln -
sofSe. he9toI9s the sengo ck tAsts and smazt
eents. HLx BR0THEB1s DEaEEists
0WOEoa MY, E2l-oodrS0V
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THE BIG FAIR.

Everything Rsady-GOOd Weather All
That 10 Wanted to Mske the FAIR =
Grand success secretary bay ard TO
Open It--AdmissIOn Fees Rnd Other
Matters.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Making New Laws-Interestins PrOPo-
sition fer the Anniversary.

Making New mountaineering PrOPo-
sition fer the Anniversary.
Thursday evening the Board Of Rep
resentatives Of the Honolulu Fire De-
partment held another special meeting,
for the consideration OF new rules and
regulations under the revised constitu-
ton enacted at the late session OF the
Legislature. Chief Engineer c. B.
Wilson presided, with First Assistant
julius Asch and Second Assistant Norton
his right and lett supports. Secretary
Henry Smith read of the laws from
printed proof sheets, as they were con-
] sidered section by section.
I There was considerable discussion over
4 proposed new section, that ultimately
I passed, empowering the Chief and Sur
vey Engineers, by-and with the approval
OF the foremen OF companies, TO make
regulations for the governance Of COM
pany stewards, engineers and stokers.
The meeting was on the point OF adjourn
ing when the First Assistant Engineer
submitted an interesting and important
proposition.
Mr.. Asch referring TO a question already
discussed in certain OF the company
meetings, and outside generally by mem
bers of the Department, asked the Board
to pass upon proposed change in the
manner OF celebrating the Department
Anniversary on February Sd. To bring
the matter TO an issue he moved, in
effect, that instead of the usual parade
with apparatus, hitherto required by
the rules every year, each alternate
anniversary should be celebrated by
q general temperance banquet-to be
held outdoors. weather permitting, other
wise in the Honolulu Rifles Armory
The mover stated that there was a grow
ing impression among the iremen that
the annual parade involved too much ex-
pense for decorating halls and apparatus,
also that the feasting by companies after
the parade cost too much, particularly
for liquors that did the firemen no good,
and that Intoxicating drink had better
be LETT out entirely in the proposed general |
banquet.
The Chief Engineer, the Secretary,
and representatives OF different COM
panies supported the proposition, which |
was finally referred through the repre- |
sentatives to the different companies for |
consideration at their next meetings. 1t |
was also agreed that the celebration, OF !
whatever kind, should be held on Feb |
ruary 18th, this year, owing to that being |
a public holiday Coronation Day. and |
the Sd falling ON Sunday. There was an |
attendance OF fifteen members at this
meeting OF the Board.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25

the same over the - districto or island I;
and / do hereby declare to the Ariki
thereof, in the name OF Her Majesty
Queen Victoria, that his, or her. terri
tory has become part OF the British
dominions. All laws and customs at
present recognized will remain in force,
and his or her administration over the
district win not be interfered with. I
enjoin him, or her, TO exercise his, or
her, authority with moderation and
care, to rule the people with justice, and
to remember that she, OF he, now be-
longs to that great country which has
done so much for the advancement OF
civilization in all parts OF the world. i
further declare that all persons, OF what
ever nationality, who choose to reside in
the country, must conform to the laws
thereof. Given under my hand this
9th day OF October, 1888. (Signed)
Edmund -Bourke, Captain II. VI. ship
Hyacinth." In every case the natives
welcomed the proclamation and the
hosting OF the flag with hearty cheering.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25
HILO NEWS LETTER.
\ Varied Budget from Our Regular
Correspondent,

\ Varied Budget from Our Regular
Correspondent,
The W. c. 7. L. meeting at Hail
Z Church on the 10th inss. was an unusu-
ally interesting one. A large number OF
addresses were given, interspersed with
good singing.
I The managers OF the Kinau are now
doing what they should have done long
ago, that is, the landing and bringing on
board OF her passengers, instead OF causing
them each to pay p cents each way as
formerly.
Jules Tavernier, the artist, has just
commenced a very large picture OF Hilo
rs appears at early morn, as seen from
the steamer Kinau, showing also Mauna
Kea and Mauna Loa, and Cocoanut Is
land, with the Kinau and other vessels
at anchor in the bay When finished it
viii be placed on exhibition.
Hon. L. A. Thurston and Mr.. W. Z.
Rowell have been looking over the work
to be done at Hilo, such as the extension
of the dock, and introducing water from
the spring. Mr. Thulston and Mr. J. NJ.
Lidgate have been talking over the Vol
cano carriage road. All these things
Hilo is anxious 70 see in q state OF for
wardness.
I send YOU a notice of the death OF the
venerable Mrs. Elizabeth Deacon. The
services were held ut the house where
she died and were conducted by Mr.. ].
Lidgate, the pastor OF the Foreign
Church being absent. The attendance
was very large, showing how highly she
was respected. The choir of the Foreign
Church sang some very appropriate
selections conducted by Mrs. l.. Sew
erance. The deceased was ready and
waiting to 90 to her heavenly home.
The Waiakea Mill Co., after trial OF
Young's superheater for several days,
pronounce the device an entire success.
Maceration can now be carried so far as
TO reduce the mixed juices to from l. to
Il Brix, taken at the entrance Of the
CHARTERS cold. 1t is impossible now to
burn all the trash for steam purposes.
Part viii have to be used for manure.
Although the Juice has been so much
reduced by maceration, the exhaust
steam, after passing through the super
heater apparatus, is sufficient TO do al.
the ev&porating, vacuum pan and clari-
fer work. direct steam being used Tor
motive power only. The fuel question
for high maceration and even Tor diffu-
sion IS now settled beyond doubt for
all time. J. 4. VI.
Hilo, December 10Th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25
A Rich Display.

PROFESSIONALLY Messrs. 4. Wenner &
Co. have this season the grandest exhi-
bition OF watches, plate and jeweIry ever
opened out in this city. There are beau
tifully chased gold watches, some OF
them set with diamonds picture TO
feast ones eyes on. In watch chains
there Is an endless variety OF styles
Bracelets, pins, rings, etc, are in bewil-
dering array Of tempting designs, stud
ded with Jewels 10 meet every taste, and
graduated in richness TO correspond with
differing purse capacities. Yet people OF
comparatively moderate means will find
what viii suit them here, as genuine
jewelry at manifold the price OF shoddy
IS always the cheaper. In silver plate
there are solid water, coffee and other
sets, OF designs most exquisite; also
spoons, cutlery, mugs, cups, and de-
tached articles generally, very appro-
pirate Tor holiday gifts. Anything, from
an deliberately mounted and chased tilt
ing pitcher water set to q dozen tea
spoons or q pocket fruit knife, is here.
The firm can at short notice engraye an
article with an elegant inscription.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25
Hauaiinn sehool Geographr.

By the steamer Australia the Board OF
Education sent 70 Barnes & Co., New
York. copy for School Geography Of
the Hawaiian Islands The letterpress
was written by Mr.. A. T. Atkinson, In
spectoT-General of Schools. and the maps
were prepared by Hon. W. D. Alex
auder and staff in the Government Sur
vey. They found part OF the material in
maps made BIZ Mr.. ". A. Wall for q
guide book, which was projected but
never issued The Publishers ask Moth
ing for printing the book, as they viii
use II for a supplement 10 their Pacific
States Geography. They vii simply
charge the Board OF Education pub
fishers prices Tor as large an edition OF
the work as may be required.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25
Christmas cantata.

There was fine rendering OF the can
tata. Emmanuel, +" BY the Sunday School
Of Central Union Church Sunday even
ing. Mr. 4 D. BisselI, musical instruc-
tor. conducted IT, The words and music
are respectively by those eminent men
in sacred lyrics, Rev. ". 0. Cushing and
RIr. ". Howard Doane Teachers and
children OF the school we're On large
platform specially constructed for the &C
casion, on 8. level with the organ lot,
and made 4 grand chorus Of about two
hundred voices. The solos, duets and
guzrtets were generally sung finely ST
different points two beautiful banners
were displayed, one with the legend the
Redeemer VIII Come" the other With,
- The Redeemer Is Come" Eight little
girls sung % The Lily Song, at the close
banking lovely bouquets Of lilies and
roses at the front OF the platform Ar
Myrcu h Jones gave tune with his
usual skill on the organ The decerz-
tons were prufuse but IN Eell-dedned
order and taste Rev. DR.. BeckEith, the
pastor, delivered q brief address, de-
seribing the expectancy Of 1900 years
for the Messiah and saying that the JOY
and love OF this occasion vas in perpetu-
alton OF the gladness manifested &C the
advent BY the wise men who came to
greet the King even from the land OF the
g velled prophet Of KorzSs3n and the
plzius Of Persia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25
House Burned.

Shortly after o'clock on Saturday
night fire was discovered in 4 house on
the corner OF Kinau and Piikoi streets,
owned by Mrs John H. Brown and
occupied BY Mrs. Thiele, principal of the
kindergarten school. a native first
noticed the fire through a mauka win
dow, and the alarm was turned in by
Mr.. T. P. Hastings. The occupants were
all out at the time. No. engine and
the volunteers Of No. and , responded
to the alarm, but the property was be-
yond saving on their arrival. There
was q long delay in getting water, owing
to the ancient plug nearest the place
having been covered up in road making,
and the hose was reeled up without
having been Of any service. The house
and its entire contents were consumed.
\ rocking chair pulled off the veranda
was the only thing saved There was
insurance OF 81, 250 upon the house,
which was rather under the value, as
improvements had recently
been made upon the building Mrs.
Thiele had 3 600 on the furniture in Mr..
Cdrtwright's office
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25

The New York correspondent OF the
Panama Star and Herald has informau
ton that H. B. Slaven has made another
contract with the Canal Company to cut
to Aiatachin. 1t will cover two years
work, and the amount will reach $25, 00O,-
600. Up to August / 1883, the Ameri-
can Contracting and Dredging Company
has paid handsome dividends out of the
81, 600 900 it has received for work done
on the canal. The Star and Herald halls
this new contract as signifying increased
push in canal work, and consequently in
creased business on the Isthmus.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25
The Police .Justieeship.

Some members OF the bar held meet
ing Thursday afternoon 10 consider the
recommendation Of a nominee Tor the
position OF Police Justice for Honolulu.
The first biennial term OF Justice Dayton
shortly expires, hence the interest mani
tested In the matter 1t this time. There
are several candidates mentioned for the
very important station, but it has not
transpired whether any OF them has
given the hint that 3. Barkis Is EiIlin' y
nor whether the Cabinet has decided TO
replace the present incumbent One
bzrrister, at least, declined TO Join the
conference, on the ground that the bar
should not make Itself responsible for an
appointment devolving upon the Cabinet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25
AaaezatIen % the csok r.lands

The following Is the text OF the pro-
cIamatiOn read By Captain Bourte, OF
the Hyacinth, at the different islands
ard districts Of the Coax group pro-
claiming the assumption Of British SOW
ereignty. In each case a translation Of
the proclamation into RarOtongan Was
read b. the Rev. Ir HuiciiiHs, the mis-
siOnary IN charge OF these islands =
British Consulate, RarOtongs, 9TH
October. 1855 To - The English
Government having been petitioned to
grant the protection Of the British flag 70
the Cook Group Of Islands, /, by virtue
OF orders received, have this day iI0isted
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25
Notice to Creditors 4!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
4 ING been duly appointed Administrator Of
the Estate Of FRANK ANTOINE. late 81 Waian
Eva, Island OF Oahu, deceased: Notice fs here
by given 10 all persons to present their claims
against the estate Of said Frank Antoine de-
ceased. duly authenticated, whether secured by
mortgage or otherwise, to the undersigned, AZ
the otfice OF Cecil Brown, on Merchant Street
in Honolulu, Oahu, within six months from the
date hereof or they will be forever barred, and
all persons indebted TO said estate are hereby
requested TO make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
A. KAUHI, Administrator.
Dated Honolulu, Dec II. 1855 1si9-5t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25
SanerusrGes.s.
a. B. LoEBENsTEIN.
Surveyor and Civil Engineer.
1912 HILO, HAWAII. en-
Notice to Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE THAT
he has been Only appointed administrator
with the viii annexed, of EDWARD w pTrf5
us, late Of Hanamaulu. Kauai, deceased an
persons having any claims against said estate
are hereby notified that they must present me
cured, duly authenticated and with nroner
vouchers If any exist, TO the undersigned with
in SIX months from this date or thew viii lie
forever barred. All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to make immediate rav--
ment to the undersigned
+. W. HOLDSWORTH,
Administrator with the viii annexed
Honolulu. Nov. 30. 1883. 62-it I94T.5t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25
Christmas Entertainment.

On Thursday evening last a Christ
mas Entertainment was given by the
teachers and pupils of East Maui
Female Seminary. A large portion of
the population of Makawao responded
10 the general invitation given by the
teachers, and those who We're present
enjoyed real treat.
Arriving at the building they were
cordially received by the teachers in
the parlors of the Seminary, and
thence ushered into the large school
room, which was tastefully decorated
with beautiful bouquets of roses, tes-
toons of evergreen, and with the Star
of Bethlehem suspended in one of the
windows and shedding its benefcent
light over all.
Following was the programme
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25
Hawaiian Hotel Arrivals.

Dec. 2l-22S-B. Y. BeYan, Paul Bevan
England, Hilo; F. Burchardt, Kohala !;
Chas. j. Stewart, II. c. Adams, Waia-
hole; Robert X. Hind, wife, son and
daughter (kohala), Europe; Mrs. and
Miss Creighton, Mrs. Armitage, F. Z.
Keffel, Mrs Keffel and three children,
San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25

NJ. THOMPSON, Attorney and Solicitor,
Campbell Block. corner Fort and Merchant
Streets, Honolulu; practices in the Courts,
and after hearing the facts of case, he
WILL desired, give the law, lin writing)
applicable TO the facts, and written opin-
ion as to the course proper to be pursued,
and the probable result of legal proceed
ings upon the facts. 12592ts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25
Advertisements.
Stolen or Lost.

ONE NOTE FOR $3.50, DATED NOV. "A, 1855.
" for months. due TO Juck Yeap Tong. signed
By sam Tai.
One note for $50. dated Nov. II, 1888, for 3
months. due to Jack Yeap Tong signed by
Wong Tong YaU,
These two notes, with about s. in purse, were
stolen or lost on the 18th inst, at the house OF
Ling Yick Wal Co., in Manoa.
ANY per.on finding the above notes are re-
quested to leave the same with Ling Yiek Wal
Co, paymen Mt having been stopped.
l7s-9t I250-Its
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25
Underwriters Notice.

w lately occurred in buildings vacant and
unoccupied, tine Board of Underwriters deem il
their duty 10 call attention Of policy holders in
these Islands TO the clauses contained in the
policy, the substance of which reads as follows:
'No liability shall exist under this policy for
loss any vacant or unoccupied buildings, IN
less consent for such vacancy or non-occupancy
be hereon endorsed; provided, that dwellings
may remain vacant not exceeding ten days
without such enforcement"
We therefore recommend the observance OF
the above condition OF insurance.
By order OF the Board OF Underwriters
T. A. SCHAEFER,
C. o. BERGER, President.
Secretary.
Honolulu. Dec. Is. 1858. Is0 I2jO-Im
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25

The eclipse OF the sun on January 1st
VIII Be visible as partial eclipse IN
these Islands Ii viii take place before
10 O'Clock. The limits Of totality on the
Pacific Coast viii be very narrow, lying
s hundred miles north Of San Francisco.
An observation OF the partial eclipse
here viii be made with instruments by q
private gentleman at Spreekelsville,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25

i pretty large crowd OF people went TO
see a pretty small number Of passengers
of BY the :. s. Australia. The band
played q melting programme Of national
and sentimental airs One departing
debtor was detained under the passport
law until, five minutes before the mo-
ment Of sailing, 4 friend became respon-
sible Tor the obligation
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25

Owing 10 A1orney-General Ashford
asu- unable 10 attend through indispo-
szaon. the hearing Of the Chinese Ac-
counts Act case was continued from
Wednesday 10 Friday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-25

Alr. Henry Edward Stokes has been
appointed Hawaiian Nice-Consul at New
castle. \. :. W, in place Of Mr.. c. F.
>-ckes. resigned