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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

REAL BsTATE-cIrY.
HOUSES AND LOIS FOR SALE-As usual.
II on the most improved prices IN terms.
J.. =. ProVin.
LOR SALON monthly payments sool g.
room use lot % l5j fee. on ClNHl.st.
near chair factory. Apply 10 Aifa. Millef,
northeast conner tu.tou-st, ana to-itse--te-
THREE beautiful lots Ia southeast part ~
city. also ~ acres o. nae Elap-e land in
fheboyean county; VIII sell or exchange Tor
city residence. pay difference iu cash Il any.
Uilce Nlddlc9lnb building 10 -, . ~ . saa !
- = Ir. u. d. Ross ~
LARGE AMOUNT or REAL L5lAlE
y for sale. Must and WI De- sold.
have - lots Tor sale on Frailcks addition.
corner OF tlfg4 and M4olson-aY~si lots - by
10 iect 70 an alley; prices from 80 10 % =
- lots on Mad S0n-1Yc. and lO"-rl.S', n
Fralics and Worden's addition, prices range
from o. 10 500. tlhr most oi these lois are
very desir able. quite centlaiy located. near
school house and street cars, the adjacent
property is being rapidly butt up
Lot No. =. Tanners addition. Prescott-sf..
fourth lot west Of o1uil DIV S!on-st. ~ by ~
r. House. barn and lot N0. ,l5l Jefferson ave.
House, barn and two lots on corner o.
East and Ihomas-sts.
3 hoses and lots on C0mStock's plat low
price. 10 lots on Le0narl y Co. addition,
prices from son up.and various other lots an d
houses and lots not described
All Will De- sold very cheap. tile perfect, time
and terms made % Suii. 80 expense Tor
showins property. Also cash 10 loan on real
estate security on favorable terms. t@l AZ
SO. 3 New IlOuseman iul dlAs, on lie Dry
Fraick- z--,f
4 PARK Tor tie people. AID lofs or houses
4 and lots ou 0ur Dis si0u-st. or Eighth ward
pats Tor everybody. adjacent % car hAcs au1
schools. Prices and terms reasonable. Ga 3
early and secure a bargain. Turner a Carroll.
new Hcuseman building. Geo. y. Dafis -
Nonroe-st.
yVEhave Just had two good lots placed IN
" our hands by Young G1yaDout 20 ietvt
the city she IS willing % sell i0r .e 81 ~ ta
cost one year -oi easy terms. 1utIc b-oi D.
ers over Arcade. ltii
tOf SALE-L1t dirt cheap: must be sold si
once. Good chance for speculation. or 90
get cheap place Tor home. southeast part O..
city. Price siJ. Address II. McD.. Telegram
Herald. ls,fI
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
REAL EsTkTE-C COUNTRY.

EOR SALE-Lot No. *. ottawa Beach; this
i lot H. one OF the first selection. 10 IS To-
Gated only short distance from tAe hotel and
has nne view Of Lake Michigan. address
jas II. Hsskins or IS. 3. LOYelanc. Grand
Rapids. Mich lslsun
4 GREAT RARGATN-249acre farm; frame
= house, good or"hard Zoo acres improved
miles from BALDWIN; for sale cheap. Enquire
Tag-art Molc0ff Ganson. u ni
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
SITUATIONS WAITED MALE.


SITUATION NANTED-By a young man on
- dairy farm; expert mixer. Address j. ".
box 4. Iclegram-H rrald once. -3s
lNANIED-By "A man OF steady habits q stu
W alton a travelling salesman; groceries or
fruit and produce. Address No. vi West
Broadway. "a
NANIED-S. unUou by Two young men ia
" any honorable p siiluu. one is capable 0f
keeping books ~ double tltry. address No 81
West Broad way. 2il
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
NOTICE.

ofrfcr OF gHF BotED or EorcsTIurf
o. ruf CRY of erlNn kAFrns.
August - .tf
Notice is hereby given fhat tie Board -
Education of fhr city of Grand Rapids has
made the following estimates ol iAc aflnlit Ni
taxes deemed necessary for the ensuing ffar.
for AL purpose. 81 expenditures " 4thlu ihe
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
OFFICIAL PAPER Or The CITY.


a aEsrISE political sensation has
been created m Detroit By the puhlica-
t0n 0f an interview with Judge Miner
in which be- canstcaly eriuc.zes Cleve-
lands lack 0f discretion and the dis
honest methods, borl of the State and
local managers III the party. Regard
ing the questions OF Free Trade and
the advsaha.ty ot conducting the state
and National campaigns upon that IS
sue, there is naturally a division oil
opini0n among Judge Miners confreres.
Regarding the d.sreputable character
Of the local party there IS no
room for a difference of opin-
ion. says Detroit paper,
commenting upon his speech Honest
Democrats cannot ignore the fact that
their city organization was, at the last
election, lu the control and of the max
ing Of A set OF fellows who sold Office,
as merchandise in their party convcn-
tons, who tried % impose q set of pur-
chased nominations on their partisans.
and who carried the traffic on so openly
a. % alarm all good citizens" Aston
ishment IS caused not by the exposure
Of the rottenness, for that was known
before. but by the fact that a Democrat
y found with the courage and sense of
decency % denounce It. Don Dickiu-
son has rushed into print 70 defend
what Miner condemns, and for the
welfare ol the city ID is 70 be regretted
that Dickinson hasthe larger following.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

Ar Subscriber a. THE TELEGRAsI.
HERALD ~ho ralis - receive the p4pef
regularly. or ~hs may have re&soa 10
soaapIsin ~ late delivery, Vii confer
ss.el2I favor ~ iaforming tbis once of
tEs fa1t a. oue~. ssa4 go.--l card or cal
uv tsls phone s5l.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
REAL ESTATE
ElH eALE 81
". H. kINSEY,
a4a a. N-stl 80 1llg C414 ST.
lsor nssI4 81 lf-1s-
t4-5-4l. t.
LOTS


y &C - y. - LOTS
a4ErI4E I-~T
.tasa $780,. .,-
80 t-s - ..s'.s eest Erss..
50 iar f- let q --rs-tfe-
-. - ~ - 80 p
500 fra s1e r.. ier oa Ri.hsfss-ass
Ese....i.. a-a
49, = $50 ~ ''' - ha-slrls a-ai'isa-
VS. 49,
etl~t ler e.Al.- or tafF = ave.
$500 f9r ,txi-g GA Wfalihs4ve.
~4~1e f.- =. fr -, f..fs .r
ia AL - o- a-i Vl
Zoo. ga, e.. ,.,. ~. -..-........ e.....
as
$1,000 tgr % o. l4t oa Crescent ave-
$3.50 for - If. lat I'D North DisIsoa-sl
$3.50 orf, s-a FOR a - ft. lst On W-sttsv-
ave. IlsG oey9ld E4sf-sf.. worta So.
$50 ..,- ..af.-.l,t u. ca..-fe.-s -.
~ eel. ff.trrv ana Wealthy
a.5of.... ,l.. t...rr.f-.i ,.., 80. V..,-.,. ~
49, iI.r-,
80
James.
DVy yETTT7JG HOUGTR
CIpqr.T tf---
-. ,., ~
h'JA rALL-tf0om modern house on south
- t---l.. tf s, '.-, " eois- - itHiots ~
t...a.',ro,, ---'' --''' d Er%s. o'
~ - - - ?, =. ~ - =
cIJ,)J land-aye.; stone foundal .oi.. cellar.
veil and cistern plaster nuishi loI. ao1l-l.
"llh hnc shade easy terms ,-,.-..-..
I-0p SsTP-4 nice 1s room ho,,.4 -, pls.s
anI-st-. near Division suitable Tor iwo
taInlacsi s--ly. Viii rent Tor go
VINO WANTS iTg-I have just traded iot
@ Sq a' Of the the e' %, saa oa ube5 aeF Gos ssa s pg
E0R sALE-fiae modern house in the grove
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
srFUATI0ag WANTED-FENALE.

--------
WANTED INMEDI AIELl-In private
y family. home lof young lady with piano.
W0u.d ike 20 give lessons Tor part payment.
Address j.. n DoX 8. care Telegram lie lall.
2B
\NANILD-A lady Ia each city. town and
township 10 procure slbscE lbefs Tor the
Home Magazine. conducted by Mrs. John d.
Logan. Special Inducements offered. Refer
cnces required. Address The BrOdix Publish
ing Company. Washington. ID. q.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
WABTBD-TO RENT.


LNANTED-Io rent or buy good secont
" hand typewriter. Address Brown, car,
OF i2rreT $50. 8. city.
FURNITURE STORED.
EIkNiIllL stored. packed aud moved ex
pert packers sent ol SdpI notice IS ha4-
ci.H F Holt. ll south DiF.sol-sf. ieieDhouf
Ns 100 for vour moving vans. Jan II. H
ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
= stored. viil receive liberia. inducements Dy
calling at s.. j. IS alkcrs. j. south Division sf,
spt afy is made 0f renting tables aal
cn..rs lrr dances public halls. etc
WANTED -B0LED.
LON Ritl tcre at 1a ra-ai So. Possess ar
a given Hi rr.. ing ltrf -t eHaVe -l7 e
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

THREE beautiful lots Ia southeast part ~
city. also - acres o. hle Eaple land Jon
Ghehoyean county; VIII sell or exchange for
city residence. pay difference iu cash Il any.
Ollce Nlddlcoub building, 8 10 -, . - and /
teN Tlr rs III Ross ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

EOR SALON monthly payments. GOOD D.
room h use lot % X l5j iee- en tltil si.,
near chair a-t0ry. Apply 10 Aifs. Millef,
S .8i
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
TuRNInuRE SIoRID


trre a+ ~ ra-at 80. Posses. .ar
rr. in1str. -e a.avc 4l7 f
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

HOUSES AND LOIS fOR oALE-As usual
II on the most improved prices an terms
L pr.stn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30
Painful Accident.

An accident happened Friday night to
Mr.. Gavin Smyth, acting Supt. OF the
Electric Light System. About $50
o'clock he got on to the veranda roof OF
the Merchants Exchange Saloon to re-
medy contact with telephone wire,
and attempted to push the electric light
wire away from the telephone wire with
his bare hand. Ordinarily this would not
have caused any serious consequences,
although it is an unsafe thing to do; but
he was standing on an iron roof which
was wet, and the wire and his shoes were
also wet. This established a ground
connection, drawing off a portion OF the
current The skin was burned off the
palm OF his hand and the two middle
fingers were badly burned. He was
taken to Dr. Miners office, and one fin
ger was SO badly burned off that it had
to be amputated. Mr.. Smyth was IN
conscious for a few moments after re-
ceiving the shock, but shortly recovered,
showing great grit, and returned to the
station up the valley after having his
hand dressed. Mr.. Smyth has had
narrow escape from what might have
been a more serious accident. Too great
care can not be taken in working around
the electric light wires
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30
Paauilo school.

The annual examinations Of this school
were held Tuesday morning, the oath
inst, and were well attended by the
parents and friends.
The rooms were tastefully decorated
and as the guests arrived they were
cordially welcomed by the Principal, Miss
Lewis and her assistant Miss Barnard.
The first part OF the programme con-
sisted OF class work Of the two rooms.
Great improvement was noticed in all
the work, which reflects great credit
upon the efforts OF the teachers. During
the noon intermission lunch was served
to the visitors.
The remainder OF the programme con-
sisted OF singing and speaking. The ex-
ercises were brought to close by sing
ing Hawaii Ponoi and pronouncing the
Lord prayer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30
THE MOORE CLAIM.
History of Suit Against Portion of
San Francisco.

MDDLETowN, On. ", June 20
David H. Houston, who has brought suit
in the California courts to recover prop
erty mile square in San Francisco.
valued at $500, 100000, is a grain mer-
chant OF this place, OF high business and
social standing. He gives the following
history OF his claim My father-in-law,
John X Moore, a builder and contractor,
was among those who went to San Fran
cisco in the early days OF the gold ex-
element and followed his occupation
there.
He bought OF an old Mexican resi-
dent, Ferdinand Machina, tract of land
about one mile square, then vacant lots,
but now near the heart OF the city.
Machina held a grant to the property
made in 1913 executed by Michaelto-
rena, then the Mexican Governor OF
Alta California. Moore paid $25, 900 for
the property and proceeded to take pos
some of which are still standing.
He returned East in 1852, remaining
some months. In his absence squatters
settled and built upon portion OF the
land. On his return he undertook to
eject the intruders, who disputed the
soundness of his title. He applied to the
courts, and after years litigation, a de-
cision was rendered by the court OF first
resort against him declaring the Michel
torena grant invalid; that the tractright-
fully belonged to the municipality OF San
Francisco by virtue OF grant OF later
date.
The fact that there is some virtue in
what is known as the Moore claim is
generally recognized by careful real es-
tate buyers Of San Francisco, many OF
whom take the precaution to perfect their
titles to the disputed property by secur-
ing deed from Moore as well as from
the apparent owner.
The Trustees OF the Masonic Hall,
which was recently erected on the dis
puted property, paid Moore $1,000 to
perfect the title, and several eminent
lawyers OF the city have undertaken to
carry the case through the United States
courts. They speak very confidently OF
success IN establishing the claims.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30
The Yacht Helene Disabled.

The yacht Helene was towed into
Honolulu harbor Sunday afternoon dis
masted. She went on cruise in the
morning; and, when off Diamond Head,
about 10 a. m, the wind being fresh, her
wire STAYS gave way at the mast head,
and the mast was carried away nearly
flush with the deck. Charley Peterson
at the lookout station, telephoned for the
tug, which found the Helene several
miles from land and drifting further off.
Nobody was hurt and everything was
saved
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

The two games on the Makiki diamond
drew q large number OF lovers OF the
sport. The Kamehamehas and a nine
IRON the Z. 5. 5. Adams played a five
inning match in which the former were
victorious by a score Of 10 to , runs.
The regular league game was called at
3 80 O'Clock and was between the Homo
lulus and Kaiulanis. The Honolulus
won by a score OF y to 3. The Weather
was showery at intervals during the az
ternoon, but did not interfere with the
rnlnv-innr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30
BOUNDARY NOTICE !

A PPLICATION FOR THE
~ settlement of the Boundaries of the Anu
Puaa called PAPAIKOU, in the district of Hilo.
Island of Hawaii, having been filed by the
ONOMEA SUGAR COMPANY, together with
a Survey of said Land.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested, and especially to the owners of
the lands adjOiningi i. e.; to the PaUkaa Sugar
Company, the Trustees of Estate BerniCe Pau
aht Bishop, the Commissioners of Crown Lands,
I. Along, the Onomea Sugar Co., KOlO, EnOka,
and the Hawaiian Government, that THURS
DAY, the 18th day of August. A. d. 1889. at one
O'Clock p H., in The Court House at HiIo, Ha-
wall. is the time and place set for hearing said
application and any objections thereto.
+. ). LYMAN,
Commissioner of Boundaries Island of Hawaii,
Hawaiian Islands.
HilO, Hawaii, July Is, 1889. l2S0-3t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

The schooner c. II. Upper, from Van
cOuver, 5. c., arrived on Sunday with
forty miles OF the lnter-island submarine
cable on board. She was fifteen days on
the passage; and Mr.. Bartholomew, who
has charge OF the cable, arrived in Homo
lulu by the vessel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30
ALL THOSE -
Certain Parcels of Land

Situate at Hauula, Island Of Oahu. and more
particularly described as follows:
ALI those two pieces or parcels Of land
situated at said Hauula. containing an area Of
l 800 acres, and being the same premises des-
cribed in Royal Patent No. 1918, Land Com
mission Award No. $685.. issued to Healoha and
that were conveyed to said L VI kaliola Keau-
nui and Joseph VI Keaunui by T Pikai By deed
dated the !st dag Of June, 1880 and recorded in
the Hawaiian Registry of COnyeyances, in
Liber 70, on folios 30 and 81.
2d-All that piece or parcel Of land situated
at said Hauula, containing an area CT l-lO Of an
acre, and being the same premises described in
Royal Patent 40 1895, Land Commission
Award No. Si74 issued to HOaai which were
inherited by said j L Keaunui from said Hoaai
his maternal uncle.
H@ TERMS CASH!
Deeds at expense OF purchaser.
For further particulars apply 10
LEWIS. j. LEVEY,
Auctioueer,
Or to J. VI. MOnsdrrat Attorney-at-LaW.
Dated Honolulu, July g. 1850. 1275-4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

Two arrests were made at Waikiki on
Saturday night, on the veranda OF the
milk-shake institution, viz Hikiau for
assulting Captain Hopkins, and Kanae
x for preventing the course OF Justice
presumably interfering with the police
in doing their duty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

Admiral Kimberly did not arrive by
the Marinosa; but adviees were received,
by way OF Auckland, that he would not
leave Samoa until permanent arrange
ments are made for the new Government
at Apia. He may be detained two or
three months vet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

In our Superior Court notes in another
column in the case OF Damon VS.. Dick
son, We are requested to make the fol-
lowing correction: Instead OF A. S.
Hartwell appearing for plaintiff, read
Hartwen and Brown for defendant
Dickson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

Advices from England state that subs
cription are being received in that coun-
try toward a fund for erecting memorial
hospital on Molokai, in memory OF the
late Father Damien; and also for the
support of a competent medical staff in
connection with the same, to treat the
disease OF leprosY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

Prof. E. L. Melville made a balloon
ascension IRON Wailuku on Saturday
last, and when last seen by our cores
pondent.was drifting towards Waikapu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

The latest boat between Calais
and Dover has done her measured
mile at the rate of 223 knots an
hour.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

In our "By Authority" column will be
seen a notice stating that applications
Tor the purchase Of Government lands in
Kaupo, Hama, Maui, will ne received at
the Interior Office. There are twenty
allotments ranging from So TO 1880
acres, at upset prices ranging from $40
to $1,000 each allotment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30
How They Stand.

Following is the standing OF the clubs
in the Hawaiian Baseball League up to
date, including last Saturdays game.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

III E-arl HCre. formerly teacher
- Islands, returned here by the
r----- I'D saturday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

-a-a. fur.la-les are reported from
and In one ease over $500 in coin
-----L 30 have been stolen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

--- ls volunteers known rs the
Lsuu.- hamehameha Guards,
e-sz-- -l new Uniform.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

In OK - Ur Authority column VIII be
- -a Official announcement OF the
H1- ~zule. ~. Damon as Minister OF
-l-ra-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

l-lr.-ll. ESD, attorney and
49,. ue- special advertisement
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

BISHOP Willis and Mrs. Willis went by
-. s-ele- hluau 10 visit on Hawaii.
-.ar 1z-- probably be absent from Homo
.H--.- o. month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

-a earn -lat there Is 1000 tons OF
---z- ser -1 grind al the Papalkou mill,
-1- nal clearing up Tor the
-a-r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

E-. E-sEcs Dole viii be she presiding
---1-z al the term of Court TO be holden
81 Nauz-zuz-i, Island O. Kauai, next
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

In another column Will be seen in
sructions by Mr.. Justice McCully to the
jury in the civil action Of Geo. Lucas VS..
c. Brewer q Co., and also in the criminal
case OF All Hin. These instructions give
many points OF law that guide toward
results Of cases brought before the
Supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

slightly receael from former
--= latest quotation beng o.l-5s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

-. property on the mauka side
-.srfs Streets advertised Tor sale
issue
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30
Mortgages
NOTICE OF SALE /!

Whereas, The mortgage hereinafter mentioned
hath been heretofore duly fOrecloseG, by adYer-
tisement of mortgages notice of intention to
fOreClOse, now therefore by order OF Mon
sarrat, Assignee of q certain Indenture Of
mortgage, dated January IS, 1SS3, made by J l.
keaunui, L VI ka!iola keaunui and Joseph VI
Keaunui to y II Spencer, recorded in the Office
of the Registrar of COnveyances, in Liber 40,
on folios 1862, and assigned by the said II
Spencer to Alexander Cartwright, by deed Of
assignment, dated April 20. 1885,, and recorded
in Liber 70, on folios ATS, and by the said
Alexander j Cartwright to the said J NJ Mon
sarrst by deed of assignment, dated September
q, 1887 and recorded in Liber 70, on folio 1850, /
am directed TO sell at public auction.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

s. Australia i advertised 70
49,. ~zr Francisco next friday at
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30
Mortgages
NOTICE OF SALE /!
= ALL THAT -
Certain Piece Or Parcel Of Land F.!
Situated in Hanna Valley. Island Of Oahu, and
bounded and described as follows:

Situated in Manna Valley. Island Of Oahu, and
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the East corner at the place
where The stone walls join or the North edge of
the road and running ; d. W / Oh chains along
the stone wall. ~. IS, W 1920 chains, n 32o,
E chains. y ~. IS. " So chairs, 5se
+ 40 chains, 5 A.. 4j', E s45 chains, S go.
W 5.04 chains 20 the stone wall. ; 49,. As
Z 1882 Chains along the stone wall 20 the
initial point. and containing an area Of acres
aud being portion OF the premises described
in ROYAL Patent Grant no. 136, and tina; were
convened 10 the said Kahuhu by Haula by
deed OF partition made between the parties on
the OF July. 1875. and of record in the Registry
OF ConYeyGEces, in LIber ~, on folios 2S6-7-S-g.
~ TERMS CASH!
Deeds at expense of purchaser.
For further particulars apply TO
LEWIS ]. LEVEY,
Auetioneer,
Or to j. NJ Monsarrat, Attorney for Mortgages.
Dated Honolulu, July 6, 1883. 127sIS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

-=u-uE dropped anchor IN the
----a- IS sd 90 l- saturday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

Swings Bank lep0sItOrs are notified
-a--la- column that interest on their
-.1=l~. after The Isl OF November next,
ggereE from . 10 ! i per cent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30
Nrw advertisements.
Administrators Notice !

l. ING been duly appointed Administrator of
the Estate of AM LANDLORD of Kahaupali,
Makawao, Maui, deceased: Notice is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against the
present the same duly verified within six months
from date hereof or they will be forever barred;
and all persons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested TO make immediate payment.
II. y. LANDLORD,
Administrator Estate of Ami Landlord.
MakaWaO. July %, 1889. l2Sl-5t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

niece ID original poetry appears Oh
80 -5--- maze - TINS issue.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30
ON SATURDAY, AUGU ST 3
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.

Queen Streets, in Honolulu. the property in
cluded and described in said mortgage, as
follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

The steamer Lelua arrived Tuesday
morning. having been chartered by the
--a-z-ar 81 tle PluaikOu mill to bring a
H.-.al roller 30 Honolulu Tor repair.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

The roof OF Engine Station No. I was
found to be on fire Thursday about p.
N. The fire was put out in about ten
minutes after being discovered, but not
before considerable damage had been
done. It is believed that the shingled
roof caught from the fiue OF an adjoining
bakery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

i'm or by Authority column Is a
--e= stating nat John Enoch Thomp-
son. Esq. has been appointed Hawaiian
L1as- l-seueral Tor the Dominion Of
-a-e-z " Toronto
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

U-E. FORSYTH, recently OF Honolulu,
z-z known here - the coffee and
.lualauz man. is said 10 be conducting
. .z--e coffee plantation IN Guatemala,
..--r. a.er.ea.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

The samoan warriors, who performed
-I Honolulu recently, have met with
-- success at the Orpheum theatre,
Sal Francisco. They have now gone East
--=-l pastures.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30

lazls=a --5lrers seem TO give mucI
gu 10 their employers; and, II
--l parties o. the contracts are SATISFIED,
l-- che business ui others 10 grum-