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Poultry aud Eggs.

Prom the s. louis Republic
Warmth Is very essential In winter.
Give fresh water and In winter warm q
little.
SO long ~ eggs must be imported there
q no danger Of OVERRIDING the poultry bust.
acss.
With tho largo breeds high fences are
unnecessary. They ars easier restrained
than the smaller aud moc active fowls.
One fowl will thrive on q much less
quantity than another So Ear as possible
feed each sufficient 10 keep in good thrifty
rendition.
Early brollcu should be ready for mar.
get 10y the middle Of tho latter part Of
February. From that time until the last
II March Is the best time.
Change the dirt bed at least every ten
days; use road dirt. Add about ono.ianth
good dry wood ashes, or add q small guam.
iiiy Of carbolic acid.
Make the fowls take exercise. lit can.
not be done In any other way chase them
around the yard a few times every day.
Run a small quantity Of clover through
n cutting box aud soak ten or twelve houn
and feed 10 the poultry. This can be
made TO a. least partially take the place OF
green food.
Roogts ought always 10 be made on
movable frame, 10 that they can b. taken
down and cleaned regularly.
II the hens are kept free from lice, FED
30 as 10 keep in a good thrifty condition
and made comfortable, there Il liltlo din.
Guilty IN having "a good supply Of cggl.
Moro eggs will be laid II the rooslcrs arr
kept away from the hens than II they arr
allowed 10 run together. n obliged 10
Keep the hens confined II will pay 10 let
them take run for an hour every evening
They will soon learn 90 drive.
There u ono advantage With ducks. and
that Is they grow very rapidly and will be
ready 10 market IN short time.
Give q variety Of food. There ia no
class OF stock with which Il is OF more Inn
porianco than with poultry.
Give dry food, cooked food, chopped
vegetables table scraps aud brokun-up
bones at such times and In such quantl.
ties iH a. make a good variety.
Pepper should hc icd only occasionally.
To- much continental fool Is injurious.
10 you hurn coal, IN many cases IL will
ny io fiuiuE.cu layer Of ashes over the
FLOR ot iho .ouI'y house.
Whoa yUu cuWneucr feeding 10 fatlcn.
crpgd them al0ufa fast as possible. II
icd every 40 hours on iati0Iming fools.
ali they vii ga. up cloan, ten days is suf.
iCieni o. ii,ipn.
iiy boiinr bc1us, n very nuirityo food
can b. made anI one that viii De- erca.ly
rrlishcd. OF course ihe befus should only
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THREE.DoLLAR DAY.
Christmas and IT, Torrors for n Select
Few OF tho Inhabltnnts.

Christmas and IT, Torrors for Select
Few OF tho InhGbitnnts.
Yesterday was 50 day at tho police
court, owing, doubtless. TO the fact that II
was Christmas, AMI the combination ruler
OF this realm considered il cmincntly
proper TO give the city the benefit Of Il.
Following were the offenders fined and
the amounts assessed:
J. +. Dogan, drunk and disordcrly. S.;
John Mckay, drunk aud begging. Is,
Cora Gross, the woman accused 81 robbinp
n Mississippi ''gurst" Of over 500. bound
over; j. H. johnson, shooting giant fire.
crackers aud carrying concealed wpap1ns,
so and state; Henry Davis, larceny u
coat and pants, State; 4. j. Barton and
John Miller, drunk and disOrdcrly, -
each; Leo Howard, drunk and carrying
concealed weapons, continued; William
Jarvis, George Jackson. Tcmpy jackson,
Henry Fox, Charles llaycool and Joseph
OFT, drunk and disordcrly, 80 each:
w. J. Keith, larceny OF coat. State:
Frank Marshall, larceny, referred 10
Justice Garyin; Iack Dcmond, reckless
driving, -; Bob SiubblCGcld, same. -;
NJ. j. Mulahy. milcmcanor. SO: Lena
Black and Ruth Elliott, prostitutes. ~.
sauit aud battery $40 each; Fred Ward
and Charles Me- raw, crap shooting, s..
Charles snowdcn, Inst sud reckless driy-
ing, -; John Dcyinc, drunk, 80: Frank
Peterson, assault and battery, -: G.. H.
Jones' drunk and assault with knife, 80:
Gus Englc, reckless driving, s.. Richard
Stins1n, shooting lire crackers. s..
but the docket this morning will be a
daisy.
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AMusgMENrs.


"a Paper DOH was the musical atirac.
ton At thc matinee yesterday afternoon
and again last night. II was given in TX
ccllcnt style by Kaic Casllcton aud com.
pany, aud bcfor large audiences. The
piece contains largo amount Of iun and
Is provocative Of considerable mcrrimcnt.
II Is good Christmas production, full Of
conicaliiios. and hctwoch the scenes arc
sandwichcd several attractive s1ngs, old,
but yet good; For GoOlnrss Sake.
Don't Say Told You" aud "The Spider
and the Fly" u Is three act oxiray-
aganza, Ia which uycryboyd u expected a.
look funny and sIy funny things, and all
this the company accDmplishcs success.
fully and 10 The satisfaction OF the
audience. - Paper Doll" will bo tho
weeks attraction, including a matinee ON
Saturday.
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day school work, and particularly as Ia
COMMUNICATING The birth OF our Savior, as
this occasion indicated then, after "shak.
ing hands with all tho children in the
house." took his seat
| Song--"Over There"
Address by the Rev, w. H. Bogcs suited
to the occasion, in his pleasing and enter
tanning style. nH
song-"All TO Christ | Owe"
Brief address by Mr.. W. u. Lomaster,
OF the Young Mems Christian Association
Song-."Stand Up for Jesus"
Then some statistics were read bv tie
| president, 9. W. liciskell, giving the total
number present during the past fourteen
| years, aggrcgating some 200, with an av.
erage of about 200 on like occasions.
Song-"Work, for the Night is Com.
| ing"
After the benedicton by the Rev. Eu.
gene Daniel, the school was dismissed and
| filed out in regular order, each one recciv.
hga bag filled with candies, nuts, ETC.,
while passing the door,
II was certainly an ENJOYABLE occasion,
one TO be long remembered by all present.
ms school Is in very prosperous condi-
ton, with largo Number OF pupils and
''''9 NANNiiNHb lNlNlNIc. ut nulnhOf
present last Sunday was 329. They hope
TO have many more scholars and an in
crease OF teachers.
This was their twonty-ilrst Christmas
occasion.
The following correspondence will in.
terest very wide circle of friends, and
strike the entire community us an exceed
lngly graceful and deserved compliment
to an earnest, intelligent and energetic
minister OF the gospel
MEvrnlS Tenn, Dec. o. 1881
Dear Mr.. RichardsOn-lou will find 10
your credit In the Union and Planters
Bank S25G.50, Christmas gift from your
friends, who desire that you invest il in
horse and buggy.
However much qualification the nero
gift may afford you, it will be greatly in.
creased when tell YOU il comes from
members OF all denominations and from
those who belong To none; nor will YOU
nave more pleasure in receiving than they
had IN giving.
Hoping in behalf Of your friends and
personally, that the gilt may add some
thing 20 your already long life OF useful
ness, am yours most truly,
MATTE CocHRAN.
T. S.-Since writing, friend has added
=, winch arc inclu,cd. NJ. q.
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Mrrns, Tenn, Dec. 81. 1855
Mrs Matte Cochran.

Mr.. Matte Cochran
Dear Madam esteemed favor Of
this date has just been handed mo. You
interpret my feelings Alright when YOU sup.
pose that the inlrinsicglly valuable
christmas Giit' is doubly enhanced in
value by the fact that il is the Offering,
not only OF friends of my own church, but
those OF other churches and Of friends who
are not connected with any church.
] will take great pleasure in using tho
gilt rs YOU suggest, and anticipate much
comfort and enjoyment from il. In order
that oil the friend may know that duly
appreciate their kindness, ! will ask your
permission TO make this correspondence
public. Nous very truly,
l.. NJ. RICHARDSON.
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lAlhAnE-On Tuesday. DcccmUcf - 1854 I'd :
Wclgfk an. ~ reslifn NJ hia Tfaudiathrr John
Y Thurman, luuN XMAS, Anoil ! month"; tuu
OF John Z. and BERT thurman Lii'uido
funcfal Will inkf place frum fasldrnco. No. q,
Talbot street this ~ fpSEsDAYl moruins 10 10 D
o'ciock. friends q The family Invited 10 attend
Carriages At iiolsrs
slLvtlN g. AZ her rcllfonoc cornrr of Lane ave
me AM Dunlap a. December ~, iHss, Mn ~
tEH -itVru AGED q Ican.
Funcml this eva USEsDAY1 morning ut gD
O'Clock. liiEh Ma ~ n. Bfrida Church Of 10
O'Clock. ifionds ~ Invited 10 attend.
wufTE-At residence No ~ fafafans direct,
Chclsna ~ tn O'gl "a pm, TuU1d y, Dcogmbcr
-. issa lANis ". NIIIE aacd Is ycars
funcrtl "a o'ci, this twEDNEsDAY) after
noon from The fami, residence
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DtEt,

cnoIcE lalIes' loId walehc. al ThnycrI.
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commerclnI Tourl.,.. A,,en,,o..

lou doubtless wart 10 give the mcr-
CHAINS In the surouding country who
have ~ literally paironized YOU In tho
past year a nice Christmas present, and
would suggest
Nice box Of Cigars,
a Mccrschaum Pipe.
Cigar Case. Holder. ETC.,
On which VIC will make you specially low
prices i. SANEtsoN X Co,
$40 Main Street.
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Although this placo Of amusement has
been open but tv1 days, Il Ia being libcr-
ally patronizcd aud bids fair 10 become a
popular resort. In the curio hall are tho
two Alhino girl the elastic skin man,
Mexican band AMI number Of other in.
iorosting features A very good specially
performance Ia given In the cosy little
thcator.
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Beauty

Ia desired and admired by all. Among
the things which may best bo done 20
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Loo'rdIamonds. rrcn, variety. 1haycr's.
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enhance personal
uoauty is tho daily
use Of Ayers Hair
Nigor. No matter
what the color Of
he hair, this prepa-
ration gives lus-
ire aud pliancy that
adds greatly To its
charm, Should tho
hair ho thin, harsh,
dry, or turning gray,
Ayers Hair Nigor
will restore tho
color, bring ont n
now growth, and
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RIGHT DRESS g THE RIGHT
PLACE TO GET IT.

Christmas Is coming. and 10y that time every
one wants tn be- snurrcI NJ warm aud CON.
Portable Good warm CLOTiilSG IL nrscssnry
ior both health rui comfort. Them are numcr.
ou7 places In Memphis bidding iuryour patron.
nrc. aud naturally you arc anxious io know
which Is the best ior you and your pockotholk.
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The granddaughter Of Abraham Lincoln.
The daughter 81 his son Robert. will make
Yer entmncc into society" this winter
Mla Lincoln little above The medium
bright girllsh face. IN which there r. mo trace
~ tue rugged features Of her great ancestor
Her hair anl slin aro fair, and her eyes
large aud blue.
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'''-At Chambers.

OOrt'-At Chambers.
'EFoRp thursday, Aug. %.
,Rebat. =. ", JUSTICE BICKERroN.
Sr at (Gperero' 'C ! Guardianship of
|. ~ ~, lo ,. petiti'o1a.m minor. J. NJ. Mon.
$S Ss'dii dian, anG tT Benito Guerrero,
,s S and dis 1.5n for allowance of ac.
mat his bond be can.
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The AngIO-American Concert,

Thursday evenings band concert COM
plimentary to the Captains and officers
of III. B. M. S. Espiegle and .. S. S.
Dolphin was fine one in all respects.
Brilliant chrOmatic Examinations with
electricity and the ancient candle, large
and fashionable attendance besides the
guests and superb music by the Royal
Hawaiian Band combined to make the
event noteworthy beyond the convention
al acceptation. The Echo piece was a
grand hit, having to be repeated in re-
Spouse to an encore. Six instrumental
lists on the far end veranda did the echo
business very effectively.
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KaumakapiIi Organ Recital.

The third organ recital by Mr.. Wrav
Taylor, A. G. O., in Kaumakapili
Church, was attended by more people
than the preceding ones, and from a
more varied nature the programme was
better appreciated. The organist of this
church, who is named above, himself
played on the great instrument Chipp's
procession march, Batiste's ofertoire in
u, Delbruck's Berceuse in A, a sketch
(Ihe Lake, by DR.. Spark, and Tours
fantasia in G major Mr.. NJ. H. Jones,
organlst of Central Union Church,
played Wely's offertoire in F and
Haydn's andante in @ minor. Both
performers developed a wide range of
the seemingly infinite capacities of the
splendid instrument. Mrs. J. H. Patty
sang the solo, CANCELS ever bright and
fair" 80 beautifully as to neutralize
whatever disadvantage there may be in
having to face naturally high anticipa-
tons. The Honolulu Arion Society, led
by Mr.. j. Hubash, nobly sang two Choir
uses-''The Day of Our Lord" (Kreutzer),
and, knights FAREWELL (KinkeD. 1t
is probable that these recitals will con-
tinue, but be free in recognition of lib
eral public subscriptions to the building
fund
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Col. q. s, Spalding is at the Hawaiian
Hotel.
A Portuguese was arrested yesterday for
insanity.
The Australia will leave on Tuesday, the
18th inst.
The Beaver billiard table has been nicely
renovated.
No boat races are probable for two or
three weeks.
Mr.. James Dunn, of Glasgow, leaves for
home by the Mariposa.
There was some wild driving on Mer-
chant street late Thursday night.
Rails for the horse cars were laid on
Thursday across King street bridge.
Clay pigeon shooting will come off again
at Lishman's pasture tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
The J. Ward whose name has appeared
in the Police Court is not the ]. Ward from
Hamakua.
A troupe of hula dancers from Samoa
engaged by Barnum are liable to be on
board the MaripOsa.
Mr.. Isaac More, formerly draughtsman
at the Honolulu Planning Mills, is reported
to have fallen heir to $4,000.
Messrs. F. A. Schaefer & Co. advertise
the barkentine S. G. Wilder to sail for San
Francisco on or about Sept. 9th.
Mr.. Otis, whose father entertained King
Kalakaua in San Francisco, has had a
pleasant interview with His Majesty at the
Palace.
The captain, first officer and first en-
gineer of a coasting steamer were arrested
yesterday for assault and battery with a
weapon imminently and obviously dang
erous to life, to wit, a chain hook"
Miss Maud Baldwin and Harry Baldwin,
children of the Hon. H. P. Baldwin, and
Willow Baldwin his nephew, will leave
next Tuesday by the steamship Australia
for the Coast, to attend school there. They
have been studying at Oahu College.
The Honolulu Rifles Battalion ball, long
being prepared for, is due this evening
Full dress uniform with white waist belts
is the order, SO that with naval visitors
there will be a brilliant display, not to
mention the tasteful attiring for which
Honolulu ladies are famous.
The Oceanic steamship Mariposa, on her
last trip up from the Colonies, arrived
here about p. M. Friday, June 1, and left
again for San Francisco at II m. Saturday,
June 2. She may therefore be looked for
tomorrow afternoon or evening, to leave
some time on Saturday for San Francisco.
Tie stone sidewalk on the Fort street
side of Hawaiian Masonic Lodge building
is being extended to the limit of the lot,
Mr.. F. Harrison having the job. There is
much need of new sidewalks on both sides
of that street from Queen street to the
Custom House and Oceanic Steamship
Company'S wharf.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

E4P Cockermouth is receiving bal
Aafi Forest Queen sails next Monday
-Sgal tor San Francisco.
iseamer W. G. Hall is due this after
~1on Wmdward ports with sugar.
y steamers due tomorrow are: Kinau,
-~A' AokOlii, and Waialeale.
Eal'kehtine 5. G. Wilder commences
~-s sugar next Monday after the
-S s.Ii ship S. F. Hersey, Captain
II a.J 5-1 leaves to-day in ballast for
Its , Kaimiloa has been low
~5 5cl The Marine Railway, and has
~'Aed at the Fort street wharf.
, @1aerlcan bark California formerly
, a ~ ol the same name), under COM
i~,vaplam Davis, which arrived off
ITTssl "a, % days from Newcastle,
:. 3b ,r vii, win cargo of coal, sailed the
LAY Tor kahului, Maui.
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In all its branches.
Steamboat Steamship. Land Engines & Boilers,
High Pressure Compound.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

RECEIVED PER S. S. AUSTRALIA AUGUST
21sT: Two large refrigeratOrs containing
grapes, pears, apples, plums, peaches,
celery, frozen oysters, white heart cab
bage. Also, a consignment of potatoes,
onions, nuts, dates, barrels pickles, olive
oil in "a and gallon cans, vinegar, prime
quality ,,
Drink Moxie at the g Elite
Horns genuine Butter Scotch.
Genuine Butter Scotch (Horn's) for
coughs.
Magazines at Graenhalgh's, LOG Fort
street.
Horns Butter Scotch, the best lubricator
for the throat.
Get your newspapers at Graenhalgh's,
LOG Fort street.
New novels, by the most popular au-
thors, at Graenhalgh's, 1O6 Fort street.
Extra Fine Cream Cakes and Eclairs
every Tuesday and Friday at the Elite.
w. H. Graenhalgh has all the papers and
magazines upon his counters for sale at
San Francisco prices.
1t has been proved by unanimous verdict
that the San Jose Lager Beer on draught
at the Royal Saloon is the best.
Irritated threats and annoying coughs
are quickly relieved by the genuine Butter
Scotch, only to be found at the Pioneer
Steam Candy Factory of F. Horn. Plenty
of teStim Onials.
The Pioneer Steam Candy Factory, Bak-
cry and Ice Cream Parlor is the only eStab-
Iisnment in Honolulu that can afford to
sell the best Ice Cream at 2per gallon, and
no others can.
F. HORN, Proprietor.
l beg to call the attention of my friends
and the general public to my fine stock of
goods Just received. A careful inspection
will convince you that better goods i'll my
line have never been offered in this city.
Please give me an early call.
MAX ECKART.
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pectlon for Auckland and Sydney would
DE made, has been proposed, but re-
I9cted by the New Zealand Government.
mere IS just possibility that the Col
onla! governments may yet vote the
subsidy denied by the Oceanic Com
Pany, but private advices say that all
INDICATIONS are against such action.
Ii the steamers are taken off all Amer
lcan exhibltors at the Melbourne Expo
Sltlon will have to return their products
py very roundabout route.-[S. F. Call,
August 9Th.
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House Notes.

About five minutes after the Governor
abolition Act had passed over the veto,
mediums gray cat came in from
the lobby with a quantity of red tape
fastened round his neck, and large blue
and red paper seals on his back. The
feline visitor strolled through the House
for some time at his leisure, to the great
amusement of members and spectators.
Santa Claus made remark in the
legislative chamber last evening.
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j. in Port from Foreign Ports

81, in Port from Foreign Ports
sVandalia, Kimberley, S America.
|hphin, Wildes, Lapaz.
h 5 EspiegIe, Clarke, CoquimbO.
\ SHyacinth, Bourke, 5 America.
IT,raia, HoudIett, San Francisco.
Jersey, Mcdonald, Newcastle.
gs Queen, Winding, San Francisco.
Planter, Penhallow, San Francisco.
.ard, & B Holland, s s Islands.
yarmouth, Little, Liverpool.
Ia Lillian, Duncan, HOngkOng.
l?inHenberg, Ahrens, HongkOng.
Paul, San Francisco.
IA Elakaua, Henderson, MahukOna.
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'n'ers for Street-making.

''n"ers for street-making.
"uIact Tor filling in and grading
'Snd Halekauila streets has been
.' % Mr. I. G. Gribble at 81 500,
a'sS' DID, Next lowest was the
\ VI Nessrs. Harrison & Howell for
s1 n, and two native and one Chi
IN ,nj we We're respectively 81, 931 so,
ts t b1l $3.50, Mr.. Harrison com
&sf '1 a.I The tender of his partner and
M NJ tb was rejected, aItbouah the
|eqj t;r was received within the adj
e9iinst W., up till II O'Clock on
n, ends, lie asserts that Mr.. Crib
,sdQ 6ar,mWa was only received in the
"a The otbpo ", .lhent an hour or two
tenders were opened.
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BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY
In all its branches.

In all its branches.
Steamboat Steamship, Land Engines 4 Boilers,
High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete
with bulls OF wood, iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con-
structed with reference to the trade in which
they are to be employed. Speed, tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans. Also, all
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith,
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of any
size, made in suitable lengths for con Meeting
together, or Sheets rolled, punched and packed
for shipment, ready to be riveted on the
ground.
Pipes made by this establishment. riveted by
hydraulic riveting machinery, that quality of
work being far superior to hand work
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the Pacific
Coast Of the Home Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
Davy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
j. n. 5. Williams. HOnOIulus
Room No. g. upstairs, Sprecke-s' Block.
41-3m Agent for the Hawn. Islands.
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folice Coart.

ce OOJrt.
Sar,a u THURSDAY, August %.
%t'i3 20 to''rrlsan, habitually drunk,
\ 4,dI Eab,n,..
,sry, ST Ia an9 Vi and Annie Kahoika.
\ A /, f.. and sll respectively. Mo-
..sa band Y I,h. disorderly conduct, 10
Noted, iaoor and costs IS 80. Ap,
y ~ aod nd H o9Gs G.,$ ll 65; Ho Cheang
%aaj 5atHteG Knock, So Is each, for as
Portp,no 'e'y on All Hay. "
S oSba rged sn Carrying deadly weapon,
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Ten Dollars Reward.

THE ABOVE REWARDaWIIL BE PAID ON
Il conviction of any person found stealing
the DAILY ADVERTISER or weekly Gazette" from
the store or residence of subscribers.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.
Honolulu, March 80, 1888.
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Daily Receipts of Produce.
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

hon Kauai, per steamer James
lie Aug, 2S-COl z S Spalding, Miss
= hlee, 2Chinese, and Z deck pas
EH
I'm Oahu, per steamer c r Bishop,
81 Gay and T Gay.