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Sg9asise a0NHr OF TIE HAWAIIAN
lSIhNDS.~UCTDBsR TEEN.
BEFoRE M'CULLY, j.
"WEDNESDAY. Oct. 3.

"WEDNESDAY, Oct. 3.
Ella Lycett vs.. John Lycett. Di-
vorce. Cecil Brown for plaintiff (;
no appearance of or for defendant.
Plaintiffs motion for publication of
summons and continuance for the
term. The Court so orders.
IN BANCo--BEFoRE FULL BENCH.
A. II. Loo Ngawk and Tong
Chong Soy, as executors of the will
of T.. hki, deceased, VS.. Alexander
j. Cartwright, Samuel NJ. Damon,
and G. p. Iaukea, trustees of His
Majesty Kalakaua. A. S. Hartwell
for plaintiffs p. Neumann and f.
NJ. Hatch for defendants. Bill to
have u claim against His Majesty
approved and paid the same as other
debts provided for in a deed of
trust. Defendants appeal from q
decision of Sept. 81, 1888, of Judge
Preston for plaintiffs. Argued and
submitted.
l.. a. Thurston, guardian, vs..
Aylett. From yesterday. Motion
of defendant to introduce new evil
dence is argued and taken under
consideration.
Napahoa (w.) and Wailele, her
husband, VS.. The Chinese Union,
All Lee, Goo Kim. A. II. Ngawk,
trustees of said Union. A. Rosa for
plaintiffs; Cecil Brown for defend
ants. Ejectment. Jury waived,
October term, 1887. Plaintiffs ap-
peal from a decision of April 2,
1888, of Judge Preston for defend
ants. Defendants oral motion that
the appeal is not properly before the
Court because the motion for q new
trial was filed twenty-five days after
the decision, is argued and taken
under consideration, and if not sus-
tanned appeal will afterward be
heard.
The King VS.. Kaoaka and Maize
Iona. Deputy Attorney-G eneral fol-
the Grow; A. Rosa for defendant
Mahelona. Larceny of one case OF
condensed milk and one case Of
Java coffee from L. Ii. Davies &
Co., in Honolulu, on Sept. 6, 1888
valued at SIS. Defendant Maize
lona's appeal from the Police Court
Honolulu, where on Sept. IS, 1888
he was found guilty and sentenced
to six months imprisonment at hare
labor and pay fine of $40 and cost:
$3.50. The appeals on the grounC
that the prosecution adduced nc
evidence as to who composed the
firm of L. ii. Dawes & Co. Argued
and submitted.
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MALIETOA.

The deposed King of Samoa re-
Gently wrote letter to.a friend from
Cameroons, Africa, of which the
following is translation:
I'm the good providence of God
1 am well, and the young men also
who have come here with me. There
are three of them. Alesana and
Aisake of Apia and Tall, the son Of
Pomare, who was with us in old
times at Malua. This country is
very hot like Samoa. Cocoanuts
are plentiful and also breadfruits
and bananas. Here, however, fever
is prevalent and it does not agree
with us. The governor is kind to
us in the way of food. We have
bread and tea and rice and bananas
also as our food. Nothing has been
said to me as to the time we are to
remain here or as to when we may
return to our own land in Samoa.
The governor, however, has said
that my brother and | are to remain
here at Cameroons, but Aisake and
Tall are soon to return to Samoa.
n y | keep at a distance from
all spirit-drinking. We do not go
about at night. When it gets dark
we 20 into our house and sit there.
We are afraid to go about this place
at night"
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OAHU EVANGELICAL ASSOCIA-
TON.

On Wednesday morning the semi
annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Evangelical Churches was com
menced in Kaumakapill Church, ten
churches being represented. The
Rev. j. Kekahuns of Waianae, the
moderator, preached the opening
sermon. Reports were read from
the churches of Eva, Waialua, Wal
amaze, Kahuku and IIauula. The
Association authorized the pastor Of
the Kaumakapili churcht to go among
the other churches and try to raise
money to pay off the debt of &c.
600. Several papers were read and
there was an animated discussion on
the nature and fruits of tue repent
ance. The character Of the teach
ing in Government schools was also
discussed.
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If IN RUMOHEG

That James II. Boyd will be the
new Chamberlain; that the argu-
ments of our lawyers are too long );
that Tinker's bologna sausages are
immense that the native soldiers
prefer pleasure to Cuty; that SO far
the Waialua shooting party have
done nothing but shatter a telephone
post; that quarterly bills are nu-
merous; that 1.-THE British flagship
is not coming to capture the islands,
but to find out what Tom Dow, Ming
Hymn and Chun Sing are up to /;
that Company No. is the favorite
in the drill contest.
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POLICE COURT.
CIVIL CASES.
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 3.
Mrs. Pehukulani Aud VS.. keopu-
hiwa. Assumpsit for 1926. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for S2S. 10 nclud-
ing costs.
j. +. Colburn VS.. Chin Chan Yen.
Assumpsit for $40. Judgment for
$3.50 including costs.
Chas. Klemme VS.. A. Kennedy.
Assumpsit for &52. 80. The gar
nishee s. b. Rose is ordered by the
Court to retain all moneys in his
hands up to time of service. Case
continued to the 9TH inst.
THURSDAY, Oct. 4.
One drunk was fined So with 81
costs.
Akakani was charged with OBJ
structing and perverting justice in
aiding Palakiko and Kainuwai to es-
cape while they were under arrest
for assault and battery. The case
is not yet concluded.
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FIRE COMPANY MEETINGS.

At the regular meeting of Engine
Company No. , last evening a chal-
lenge was sent to Honolulu Engine
Co. No. / for a friendly drill con-
test.
Following is copy Of the chal-
lenge:
Honolulu, Oct. 3, 1888.
To THE OTFIcERs AND MEMBERS OF
HONOLULU ENGINE Co. No. l.
Gentlemen:-T officers and
members of Mechanic Engine Co.
No. hereby challenge your com
pany to friendly competitive drill,
on Saturday next, at O'Clock p,
M, the details of which to be arrapg-
ed by the executive officers of both
companies. Thepurpose of said com
petition will be to see who gets first
water on, using suction hose from
the Inter-Island S. S. wharf, after
running 800 feet of hose. Further
details to be arranged as above
stated. j. Lucas.
w. II. Greig, Secretary.
The challenge has been &C
cepted 1t will no doubt cause
considerable excitement. Two new
members were elected.
Company No. had under consi-
deration the challenge of No. 2.
Other business was Of the usual
routine character.
At the meeting of Protection
Hook & Ladder Co. a brief session
was held, nothing of interest being
brought up.
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H0NoLULU IRON WORKS.

\ representative of the BULLETIN
dropped into the Honolulu Iron
Works this morning, and asked one
OF the employees if there was much
work on hand. Said he, "we are
as busy as bees and likely to be-"
A stroll through the different shops
at once proved the assertion. The
Iron Works is without doubt the
most valuable institution of its
kind in the country. An accident
happens, say to machinery in mill
Oh one of The other islands. Steam
communication is so frequent be-
tween the islands that all the man
ager has to do is to send the broken
part TO the Iron Works and it is
sent back repaired by return of
steamer. This means great saw
ing Of time and expense. Instances
could be mentioned without number
where the Iron Works have proved
Of immense value to the planters.
At the present time the Honolulu
Iron Works is busy making repairs
and alterations TO machinery pre-
paratory to the new crop of sugar,
which all over the islands is looking
well. They have just completed
two vacuum pans s by 10 feet, one
for KeIaha. the other for Hanama-
ulu, on the island of Kauai. A
double effect with cast iron staying
is ready for shipment to OokaIa,
Hawai-. 4 vacuum cleaner and
iron stage FOR Pepeekeo plantation,
Hawaii, capable Of cleaning 900
gallons Of Juice in nine hours, is
about ready. The works has just
shipped two Maceration mills 30 by
60, one to lIeeia on this island, the
other to Hama, Maui. Two broken
rollers from SprccSesyille are await
ing new steel shafts to be fitted to
them, alto a roller from IIanamaulu,
Kauai. The w. G.. Hall on her
next trip will take a large roller for
Naalehu plantation, which has just
been fitted with steel shaft.
Walking through the boiler shop
was noticed two pairs of steel
boilers for Waianae plantation, and
several boilers under repair from
other plantations.
Last week there was shipped to
| Waiakea Mill, HiIo, the first set of
super heaters, an improvement in
vented by Hon. A. Young, manager
of the Honolulu Iron Works. Mr..
Young has been designing and cx-
perimenting on this Invention for the
met tunlyp plpnIb. md hos an,
nlied for natents for the same n
nv, 80
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Drill of Co. A. Honolulu Rifles at
1880 O'Clock.
St. Andrews Church Association
regular meeting at 1880.
Debating Society at 1880.
Oceanic Council No. TT A. l.. of
II. at 1880.
Election of officers Honolulu So
ciaI Club at their rooms, McInerny
block, at 1880.
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THE subject at the meeting of the
Debating Society this evening will be
as an educational franchise neces-
sary to the success Of representative
Governments" Mr. +. Turrill will
lead the affirmative, Mr.. Geo. Helm
mann the negative.
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Mr.. G. d. Gilman of Boston, Mass,
formerly well known resident of
these Islands, has recently been hon
ored. His Majesty the King has con-
ferred upon him the insignia of
Knight Commander of the Royal
Order OF Kalakaua in appreciation OF
services rendered.
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The regular meeting OF the st.
Andrews Church Association will
be held this evening in the old Ca
thedral building at 7 80. A full at
tendance is requested.
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In A. Nj. Hewetts store window
may be seen a Democratic campaign
handkerchief. Inside the store is q
fine stock OF goods selling at twenty
per cent discount.
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VESSELS IN pORT.

II b NJ S Cormorant, Jasper Nicolls
Bgme W G Irwin. MCCuloch
Ship Daniel Barnes. Strover
L S 5 Alert. Graham
Haw bk Jas y King, 6crry
Hawaiian blk Lady Lampson, Sodergren
Blk q ID Bryant, Lee
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THE regular monthly meeting OF
the Board OF Representatives Of the
Honolulu Fire Department Will be
held this evening at 7 80 at the Bell
Tower.
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THE St. Andrews Sewing Society
will meet Friday afternoon at the
usual time and place.
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THE next organ recital will be
given at Kaumakapili Church Thurs
day evening, Oct. 1lth, when an at
tractive programme will be presented.
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AT . p. NJ. LOCAL TIME.
AT o Am. LOCAL TIME.

EXTREMES FOR MONTH.
Highest corrected Bar. reading, 30.lCf
ON the 30lh at or. NJ.
Lowest corrected B1r. reading, 29.934
on the Z IA ut 4. NJ, and 8 p. ~.
Highest temperature in shade, 500
on the 25th, Goth and 27th.
Lowest temperature in shade, 60 on
the 10Th, 10Th, 27th, 20th and 3Oth.
Greatest daily rainfall, l.OSO inches
on the Sth.
HEhRl COBB- ADAMS.
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THE Honolulu Social Club will
meet this evening to elect officers for
the ensuing year.
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On Monday next Mr.. L. J. Levey
will sell number Of valuable horses
and carriages by order OF J. f. Col
burn, trustee for d. and :. K. Mahoe.
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THE streets in the business portion
of the city had very deserted APP
pearancc to-day.
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A LARGE sale of land and cattle
will be held on Oct. Sth, at noon, by
Mr.. Armitage for Mr.. Morgan, auc-
tioneer.
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HAWAIIAN jurors will have to be in
atten dance at the Supreme Court to-
morrow morning ut 10 o'clock.
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JOHN Markham, up to recently a
Custom House guard, has accepted
position on the Eleele plantation,
Kauai.
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RoBT. Boyd has been appointed an
assistant storekeeper in the Custom
House.
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THERE were several visitors to the
u. S. 5. Alert this morning.
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PASSENGERS.

From Waalna per stmr @ II Bishop,
Oct 81 Governor J o DominiS, Mr
Stillman, Mrs o j Stillman, Mrs Pahau,
Mrs cquircs, natives, and % deck.
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SITUATION WANTED

A YOUNG German Woman with
IA Boy OF 2 years of age, wishes a
situation as general house servant, and
is willing to work for low wages. Good
town references given. For particulars
apply at BULLETIN Office. IS lM
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SITUATION WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN of over 80 years
N business experience with large
firms in England and this Kingdom is
open for re.enga cement as Book.
keeper, Cashier and Correspondent, Re.
ferences and testimonials Of the highest
order. Address =. o. Box 47G. az I'm
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HoRNs bakery looks as clean us n
new pin.
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NOTICE.

Turing my absence from the King.
~ dom the Hon. w. +. Allen will
act for me under full power of attor.
ncy in all private matters, and also in
all estates in which | am assignee or
agent. w. G.. PARKE.
Honolulu, August 25, 1888. 20 I'm
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.

Stmr c II Bishop for Waianae, Waialua
and kOOlau at . a IN
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WILL there be a regatta this year,
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

COOLER weather to-day.
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WANTED
Steam Plough Engineer
Wanted.

EOR a PLANTATION a thoroughly com.
Il petcnt and sober man is required
10 take charge Of the Steam piourhs.
Must be a good Blacksmith Apply to
81 1w THEO. II. DAVIES d co.
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THURSDAY, OCT. A, 1858.
nEEARfuAES.

Stmr kaala for Waialua and Waianae at
8 q IN
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1gsmorIal nay Ceiehrstiop--O thel
Interesting News It~ms.

gpoxAux FALLS, May ,N.-The city ha.
60en 0r0sded to-day with vlsifors tsartiri'
petInk IN the memorial celebration aud tlss
6tfeets preseut gala appessnnce. Tbs
mafnhal Of the dny WAS Captain coaHpr.
Captain r. r. Childs commanded sisig-
wtok Post, Grand Army OF the Republic.
~ etr0na. Many civic organizations took
ran IL the parade. The procession wa.
beaded BY mounted poles and the basnl
a. npdgwjrk Post, aeus III Veterans, com.
nauy u, =. q. w., Odd Fellows, Gre depart.
1eut, mounted Knights 81 Pythias and
othee societies Thc procession was half d
nile ionx. aud proceeded 10 the cemetery,
0henee 70 the opera house where literary
G1ofo5ees were held
Ihc fifeanen realized S1o from Colonel
WinaeOu'a lecturc last night
The cable car company has applied for 4
ceepQhise for building cable line. Work
VIII - eufnInenced In nins days from the
GaeD Of NE franchise. Two miles viii be
oo9p1ctntl In eighteen months.
IRe spokane Mill company IL doing M
ornMeuee business, turning oat so.Dqe feet
Uvcfy "a heHn. They have contracted fa'
AW0ouo fcvt Of logs for innediate de
Il Il expected tina, the trial OF Diiworih
- Aurdcfer Of Head. 1t cousonuily. viii
oo9tn 81 morrow
4he council has contracted for n ncw
o1ty jali 70 cost tt0ta
Ihe work Of grnaing streets, laying sewers
- and water pipes Il going steadily on.
fAWycr Hyde who Was Injured yesterday
= nbic to b. about
Thr weather here Is very dry and warm
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Il asrieus Acknowledgements Ia he
Advertised.

Olvnr1A. MAY D--whlle Mrs. Barnett.
a. ChAmtfr's Prairie. was driving into
Olympia, Menfay morniuR, her horse he
came frightened aud started 10 rau, she
attempted 10 Jump from the carriage, but
her foot Slipped and she was thrown over
: log. brcAklIis hss ARA AMI intarln< hU
ukl<rfvlss. hhr came 10 this city aud no
ecfycd medical assistance aud Is nos IN q
lair way 10 recover.
Tho hard of uHie ~ It's meeting last
nfeht authorized lie president. teerSr A,
0Sroee. tn represent The beard iu the vast.
cru states during the summer. with a vicw
a. secure investments OF capital in this city
and Tumwater Mr.. hsrucs will start Ia y
lev dAySnnd will he absent several wcrks,
1aakln9 Z general tour tdfuagh the eist.
and especially through the numbering IA
9riefn of Michigan aud Wisconsin,. The
koar<i has also selected Allen A. Campbell
ID advertise the city throughout Oregon
and Washington.
Memorial day wRs very generally oh
SERVED Ia this city, nearly al the business
houses and all the public Offices hetng
closed Memorial ssfvigss wvte hcld 81
the heedluartrrs of 6currs H.. Thomas
Post, &. A. Il, al 10 O'Clock. and tmusssis'
ofelp aitcfw ards nnu.hef Of The mem
bers oi The post departed for Nasonie ern,.
etefy, with their carriages well iaavn vita
0oacfG
~. bYsker and family arrived Ia this
city Monday evening from Dakota. aud
win remain permanently.
a u Frazier. 81 the ussgeasaR, IL passing
3 few days In tbs city,
0nverficr Ssmp's has appyosei the AZ,
niiealfcns OF Frank u Henry. Of ~esftfr,
and }. A. Cltwsieia. Of Ai,er,lecu, 10 lie alp
PAINTED nusnfiss public
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ADVICE 40 MornEEs.

Mrs wsusiow's Soothing syrup. for chill.
sireu tecfhing, " t,se prescription 81 one OF
the best fcg. ale nurses aud physicians Ia
the United states, aud has hsscn used TOT
fEty years with never falling success by
millions Of mothers fur their children.
Dnring the preecs< pf tectaiEg It's value Is
ineaieuiablc. II FVlieyes the ceiii from
pain. sures dysensary aud dIkfrAoea. grip
Ink 10 the bowels sad wind collie. ny giv-
ing health te the cniid II rests the mother.
psiee &c bottle. spisdwly
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sh,ppInx IntriIir~nce.

The steamship Wilmington sailed nj
o'cieck this moruiag. Her cargo included
so tons ~ coal for san Frnucisoc.
Pour DsSsoyERy. W. f., May s0-Ar
riyet--bark II. &, Murray.
fuRr fax SsgSp. ". T., Mhy 3a.--Arriyes
--sgeaaes karlnk. from Alaska.
HAsiaek, ". T.. May so.-eaiied-saEl
Metrosr,
TAroosu, W. r.. May ao.--The ship silver
dale passed In tow OF the tug Pioneer q
> 20 4. IN. A sehooncg rsassed IN nj = y. Va
The straits are fsssy, with fresh south
west wind prevailing
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FROM HOT SPRINGS, ARK.

Dr. John A. Blayden, President Medical
and Surgical Institute, says: II have used
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion.
aud take great pleasure In recommending
the same. siner using this remedy have
prescribed ID 10 numerous patients. and In
every case have had rood results" Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets are guaranteed and sold
by 4. X. STEWART. ta1s iy
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when baby was sick, we gave her Casscg.a.
When she Was Child she cried for CAsisria
when she becanncMiss she chung tSc assoria.
When she had chillrea, she gave them
Castorie-
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INFORMATION WANTED

.nF ALEXANDER II. FRASER.-wHEN
~ last heard FROM, September. 1887, was
in the lumber woods near Port Blakely.
Washington Territory. Any person know
ing his whereabouts viii confcr favor by
sending his address TO JAMES FRASER
(IIectorl, suiheriandss River. Nova Scotia,
Canada. my-a Ct
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REMOVAL NU'flCt::.

A GENCIEs OF THE REMINGTON TYPE
i. \ writer. Geiss incandescent lamps. Arc
scales and dairy supplies. Corner Second
and Columbia streets, opposite the Boston
block m25-St