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n,. aES g Sla'sseasFd Vinegar at Turner's
RUSK.

'i'' cour! DeelsiOn-TwO Marriages, One
s,.. Fort Worth Nan
Special to the Gazette.
esy Jns. i-S'' May AIN the district court To-
esss =, telklns rendered decision in the
Parish :. d soree, superintendent, and W. G.
ssaiS,, v financial agent of the penitentiaries,
Ia, ,SAl bond, that the bond is void because the
per;,.4 mao no right to delegate authority to
lrosec,,,o' =. ..iAfy board TO require bond and
intebssS.' ue conditions Of the assistant super
and tie css the term he vas then serving.
= about sls0 ~, e 70 the supreme court. There
Last Sve, Is shortage was discovered.
Two interesting marriage cere-
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Old fasAiga9as9sPiiis 'sshegaF at Turner S
Ladonia.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
LADoNIA, TEX, May 1.-The safe for the First
national bank of Ladonia has arrived, and it is
a beauty. 1t is made by the Hall safe and
lock company, Cincinnati, o., and is the best
burglar proof safe and time lock manufactured.
There is strong talk of petitioring for loca
option election for precinct No of this cenpty,
which includes the city of Ladonia. Saskt.e.E
~ ---7Z- = ~ = IL ssss's
q Bernard IS eelRbt Il Fresh country
butter as 7iiftsss s SEfngee's.
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vienna, May IA late dispatch from Pross-
init says: Troops frustrated the attack of a
mob on the garrison without the use of club.
The disorder was begun at noon and ten arrests
were made. Two extra companies were put on
guard Al the prison,
The latest reports from elsewhere in Austria
and Hungary speak only of quiet meetings in
lyor Of working day OF eight hours, at which
the speakers eEhorted their hearers not to break
the law. At a mass meeting at Prague a speaker
declared that the eight hour question was an
International one and also demanded spriSSf u
Suffrage. Before dispensing the N,e1tiaSd gave
cheers for the director Of pofiee.
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on CHANGE
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
One to Four Points Higher.
Wheat Opened Weak. Fluetuated Narrowly
and Closed at ia Decline-COfies and
Wool Markets Unchanged.
Daily Review.

OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
FoRT WORM, Tx. May 2, 1880.
The change from rain and threatening weather
% pleasant day, clear the grsater portion,
made business good to-day in all retail depart
ments. Wholesalers, too, report a good bus
mess, and are about up on delayed orders.
As for changes in the general markets, there
are few and OF little importance. The supply
markets are in good condition, and consumers
may depend on having their wants supplied to
morrow Saturday. One feature of the mar
kets is the abundant supply of choice Texas
butter, an article that has been scarce for quite
while. Eggs are cheaper and supply good.
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Comparative statement of cotton receipts at
New Orleans, La, via the Louisville, New Or
leans and Texas railway conluanv.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
GALVESTON SPOT

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE SPOT
MARKETS.
Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON. Tex, May 2.-The following are
the closing quotations for cotton on the spot to-
day az the leading markets, together with the
closing for middling yesterday, with to-daY's
sales:
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FINANCLAL-

BRITISH CoNsoLs.
Special to the Gazette.
LospoN, Nay 2.-oonsols closed, 81 Isle for
money; for silver, 1874. j.
EXCHANGE AT NEW YORK.
Special 10 the Gazette
New Yoay. Maya.
Stsrling-CommerciaI, 90 days. 4 s5i5
acknowledgements 60 days 81 1916
Erenes-Bank, 60 days----.----- 1888
Commercial, 90 days.. 1883. 70
EXCHANGE AT NEW ORLEANS.
Special TO the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, La MAY 2.
Sterling-Commercial 60 dsys......k S3stG4 S3iL
Erancs-Commercial, 60 days.-...-.5 20
New York sight-Bank u 90 premium
Commercial. ..........----.-..-.... 50prenium
EXCHANGE AT GALVESTON.
Special to the Gazette
GALVESTON, Tx. May 2.
sterling-et days. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 50
NeW fork-S1ghI -..-.--.s----.-s--.P Par
New Orieans-Sight- -.-.-. ----..--.Par
american silver discount
BONDS AND STOCKS.
NV YoRK. May q Bonds and stocks
closed 1T the following prices hids
U s. as. registsFed...-..-..-..-...........-.I2s
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New York Labor Meeting.

NEw YoRE, MsyI.-New York city,s world.
vide demonstration was not grsst succ,,ss 81
.l' as the numbers who paraded and who at
tended the Union so,,re 80 ,,,oo+i,,a, =, a.,
In TIlsl The threatening weather NAV have
peopie - away Probably not more than 1000
II H. ~vse ~ the speakers stand at one tyael
about mn OSesslon that proceeded there ySefe
thai tbs \. p-Tacers Il was notnott tie rass ting
'Ne labor leaders ezpsSts a. g s. q ~,
D,soS s.SySstehsfd vinegar at Turner's
me celebrated Ejss ST
-'lls FsSaI ratsnt i.Ssf
Ks 50 Sss9N7' TURNER s QRsGE
,vr . large assortment 81 y, Kisses and
Ups a. IgFAsE Nuggets.
-. -
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I. A.. sgsaess celebrated pure fruit
PRESERVES IN bulk, at Turner s. Diages3 4
HambuFg's fangpstss6 pound PEGS at
Turner & Dingee
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.lS

s3icEsBURG, Mss, May 1.-The first business
P after the opening Of the second days session OF.
'ne levee convention was the reading, Rfscns-
sion aud adoption OF the following resolutions:
resolved, that to give proper effect, Joint care
enu support oflevees, congress be requested at its
present session TO pass an appropriation bill sup
PSMehtlng the sum contained in the present river
sul hatDor bill to an amount sufficient TO repair
s sll strengthen the ievees based on the recent
ao0lS and the facts here set forth, the sum now
IA ~ lhe river and harbor bill having been
nEea prior TO said flood.
me convention resolved itself into a permA-
W. otsalizauon, provided for the appoiptnasptI
The chairman. - 80 & 2s7isatss
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-1VsON, ARR, May 1.-The stage running
' .. Bowie to Thomas was stopped by two Mex
..2as this evening. The express matter was,
render ,.; ,ne passengers were compelled to.Ser
Inc celebrated, Stanard st.
Louis royst SfSfdr.
TURNER s. DINGEE.
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Buys tss, Queen Bee cigars. Fort
Bs9tf Grocer Co., manufactursFssf
agents. ....sss,e. eel -
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GALVESTON COFFEE MARKET.
GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET.
special to the Gazette.

Wholesale grocers, quotations 1kG&c higher
Grades omitted are not in the market.
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LIVERPOOL WEEKLY STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL. May 2, 1890.
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Vermont maplesyx It Turner
s Dingee IS
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Send in your orders 4hs best selling
cigar in the hgsnket, the Queen Bee.
-,s.eilFFORT WORTH GROCER Co.
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LIVEsTOCK MARKETS.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May Observation-Disclosures,
400; shipments. 200; steers strong, Ice higher,
others lower; steers 81 60a5 90; cows, 81 753 40:
stockers and feeders, 81 seas 50.
Hogs--Recepts. $500; shipments, 800; market
2l5G5c higher; all grades, 81 0od4 10; bulk, 81 Us
@5 O7h.
sheep-Receipts, 100: shipments. GOO; marie.
strong: good to choice lambs and muttons,
81 50G5 rs; stoekers and feeders. 50 5064 30.
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Mr.. SMITHS LETTER.

Mr.. w. 0. Smith, through the
medium of the Advertiser, queries
the Editor of the BULLETIN. Mr..
Smith asks the editor what the lat
ter means by the following state
ment quoted from a BULLETIN edi-
torial, viz, "That the opposition of
the native Hawaiian to the new Con-
stitution would probably have
vanished if the Reform party leaders
had popularized themselves by mea-
sures and practices looking more to
the development of national interests
than to advancing the interests of
personal friends and family COM
pacts." Now, that statement means
just exactly what it says, neither
more nor less. The English is pref
ty good-that is, for us-and the
meaning about as clear as we know
how to make it. Mr.. Smith also
desires us "to refer to single in
stance where the leaders of the Re-
form party sacrificed the develop
ment of national interests to the
interests of personal friends and
family compacts." The word isaac
rifice," OF its equivalent, was not
used by us; but at the same time
we are not sure that it is not the
proper term. TO name single in
stance where the personal or the
''family" motive distinctly prompt
ed action is extremely easy and doz-
ems might be cited without any great
exertion. But only one is asked
for, therefore one only will be given
at present, viz, the Board of Health
changes shortly after the party as
sumed power. Now, that we have
obliged Mr.. Smith, will be kindly
tell us how many instances he can
enumeratei in which the motive named
was clearly wanting.
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HOUSE AND LOBBY.

The fire bells were ringing at the
instant when the House was dealing
with fire department items.
If the Nestor Of the House sue
ceeded in all his efforts at indelln-
itely postponing the measures of the
representative of the fourth district,
"the little red lon' might as we'll
have been locked up in Morgan 5
cage at the first.
y. Noble j. NJ. Horner must have
muttered miserable comforter" at
Noble Marsden, when the latter was
appealed to as an authority on ila-
makua lighthouses, and responded
that there were no such things on
the iamakua coast.
1t is about tie between Mobiles
Marsden and Phillips, as to which
makes the better chairman OF COM
mittee of the whole. The same may
be said of Reps. Paehaole and Ma
wahi, as to which it is better for the
committee to have Off the floor in
the chair.
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TIL Il
SATURDAY, AUGUST l6, 1890.

Minister Brown is reported to
have said in the Legislature yester-
day, that "there is no lighthouse in
the world lighted by electricity"
We quote from an exhaustive arti-
Gle on "Recent developments of
electricity as an industrial art" by
Schuyler S. Wheeler, in Harper's
Weekly for Feb. 25, 1888: "They"
the arc lights-'are being adopt
ed for the more important lighthouses
all over the world" "The largest
one in the world is in the light
house at Sydney, Australia, which
equals 10000 candle power, and
can be seen fifty miles,
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THE civil SERVICE BILL.
EDITOR BULLETIN;-

EDITOR BULLETIN;--
The Advertiser, true to the philis-
tine principles of the Reform Party
of revolutionary politicians and
boodlers, has now twice attacked the
Civil Service Bill that is pending be-
fore the Legislature The better and
more liberal class of our thinking
men have paid but little attention of
late to the narrow gauge twnddle OF
the young editor OF the Advertiser,
hut his attacks on the Civil Service
are so characterized by falsehood and
the petty opilis and narrow ideas of
his clique that l deem it necessary to
publicly rebut his jaundiced writ
ings, so that no good man may go
| wrong.
The Advertiser says that the bill
| gives the entire control OF appoint
| ments to the Civil Service Commits
sioners, which is falschood, for the
billin express terms gives the appoint
ing power to the Ministers.
The Advertiser objects to the see
ton providing for examinations, and
has the eifrontery to say that the bill
|
whereas the section is adapted al
most in its entirety from the U. s,
Civil Service Act, which provides for
practical examinations Us TO fitness
for Office without regard TO prolici-
ency in academic education. a per-
feet examination in academic sci
ences is not fair test of an indivi-
dual's capacity for the clerical work OF
Government departments. Practical
qualifications can be the only fail
criterion.
IL would take up too much of your
space to enter into complete de
Tense of the bill, but it will he suffi
cient to say for any unprecedented
mind that the bin has been carefully
drawn, and embodies all the bes
features of the United States anC
English Civil Service Acts carefully
applied to our local conditions. Boil
OF the Advertiser articles bear The
trace of personal spite, and have pro
duced no good argument against Thu
bill, for the writer is evidently en-
tirely unfamiliar with Civil Servic,
methods. He is indeed an unworth,
citizen that in contemplate part
IAN spirit, would indite II denuncia
ton Of measure that is approved O
by all thinking men, regardless O
, party rs Il move in the right direction
! to secure the integrity and good ad
ministration of our public service.
The columns of the Advertiser hav
seldom contained anything so absurd
so bizarre, so childish as its Civi
: Service articles, and their perusa
leads me to infer, though l do no
assert it, that the writer is a natura
: born -.
o We hope our legislators will ris
above the Advertiser level and vot'
for Civil Service, which also mean
4 non-boodle Government.
, CIVIL SERVICE.
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Three sons of missionaries have
left the islands with incomes exceed
ing $40, 900, to reside in California.
Only four of the eleven, and
three of the Weather eight are sons
of clerical missionaries.
Sixteen other mission families are
represented here by daughters, q
number of whom are married TO
men of wealth.
AS nearly all of the fifty
men are well educated, think that
their showing as to wealth is modcr-
ate, considering the favorable oppor-
tunities Of late years, and the mature
age of nearly all of these men. A
large number Of our missionaries
sons and daughters are engaged III
missionary and educational work
here and in other lands.
| =. f.. BISliOp,
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ISismarck-Denlknlal.

4 LIE Deutsche, Welche Eur Enrich
y tuug des National Denkmals fur
den Fursten Won Bismarck III Berlin
beizutragen wunschen, werGen ersucht,
etwaige Beitraege fur diesen Zweck an
das unterzeichnete Konsulat auszuz-
ahlen oder cinzusenden.
Saemmtliche Gaben werilen inter Bel
fugung der Beitragslisten an das Cen
trail Comite in Berlin ubernlittelt wer-
den.
KAIsERLICH DEUTsCIIEs KONsuLAT.
Honolulu, Z JUL, 1890. Cos st
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WEALTHY MISSIONARY FAMILIES.

EDITOR BULLETN:-
As your correspondent "Wheat"
animadverts upon the supposed
greed for riches shown by children
of missionaries, will you kindly
give space to few figures which l
have arranged from data in my
possession, and which | believe TO
be quite accurate.
There are Iifty-seven sops of mis-.
siOnarics now residing in these
islands, who represent thirty-one
missionary fathers.
OF these | find having incomes
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The Mahdi has determined upon
another advance.
The losses by the fire at Stamboul
are placed at fl, 100000.
The French Chamber of Deputies
has passed the Direct Taxation bill.
The British Parliament will be
prorogued on August 18th and will
meet again in November, probably
on the 25th.
Allegheny county, Penn, has
made an increase of 81 per cent in
population 10 ten years.
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NOT THE LIONS SHARE.

EDITOR BULLETIN:-
/ am glad Mr.. Equal Rights thinks
my signature (Anti-Toady) Clancy"
His signature is not Clancy" and
equal rights would have poor show
with him.
am not in the liquor business,
my sweet one, never have been; and
never likely will be. | do not know
what "splurging" means, and am too
ignorant to understand pearls of Ian
guage like "misslonary-phobic," ETC.;
but | am sure OF one thing, that Mr..
E. r. in his last "squib" shows too
much gall and indigestion to entitlc
him to instruct his brethren. Not
being Clancy critic" dear boy, l
do not know why wicked" saloon
keepers keep their places open "six
hours beyond the usual business
hours of this city, and it is no affair
of yours or mine.
Mr.. Equal Rights has no know
ledge of the Postal Savings Bank,
other than that of any kanaka, and
as to the character OF the depositors,
he must, of course, be ignorant. As
for wives throwing "decoctions of
vitriol and fusel-ol' into the house
sink, all that can be said is that Mr..
L. r. must have an intimate ac-
quainGnce with tricks unknown
among respectable liquor dealers,
and may perhaps have conaescended
to use such vile stuff before he was
converted to become splenetic cen
sor OF his fellows.
Your reference, Mr.. +. r., with re-
gard to those who sleep in the Sta
ton House is very weak. You must
have a large and varied experience
among such class OF persons.
hope you always take them out
Respectable saloon-keepers do not,
think, encourage men to imbibe to
excess, and have but little, if any
knowledge of the quarters you seem
to be familiar with.
Mr.. Equal Rights says "the liquor
saloon is the curse of every civilized
community in Europe and America.
i will say to you, my sweet one, that
the greatest of men, the choicest OF
the race, those who have genius
abilities transcendant, the oracles OF
senates, the adored of the learned
the poet, the statesman, the divine
the Judge, the "loved OF ladies anG
the theme of song" the conquerors
of the forces of nature, who wiring
from her imprisoned secrets, and
everybody else the world over are
frequent patrons both of the hote
and saloon, except few mediocritie'
of like calibre with yourself.
Now, right here, at the "ultima
thule" (the jumping off place. WI
have one, who seems to be either 4
retired dipsomaniac, or one who
knows nothing of the subject he has
chosen to spit forth his venom upon
piping his weak and childish treble
and trying to make his contracted
soul the fountain from which mel
must draw their ideas of what il
right and wrong, ANm-ToApY
Chicago uses 20,00O,00O pounds
of ice daily.
The Georgia peach crop will b.
almost total failure.
The Greeley Statue fund in New
York amounts to Sill ,4l4.95.
Canada is agitating the placing 0
a representative at Washington.
The vignette of William Henr,
Harrison is to be placed on the nes
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Irrigation Notice.

HONOLULU, ii. L., Aug. 8, 1880.
Holders OF Water Privileges or
those paying Water Rates, are hereby
notified that the hours for using
water for irrigating purposes are from
6 to s o'clock A. NJ, and to 6 o'clock
p. NJ.
CHAs. b. WILSON,
Supt. Homo. Water Works,
Approved:
G. n. SPENCER,
Minister of the Interior.
GOT If.
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NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that Quong
~ Yick Lung has sold his business
at Kahului, Maui, store, lease, build
ings, tools, ETC., TO Chong Wo Tong.
Date of sale August 10, 1880. All claims
10 date of sale will be settled by Quong
Yick Sung, Signed
Honolulu, Aug. IL, 1890. $50 Ivy
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BY AUTHORITY.

BY virtue of the authority in me
vested by the Constitution and the
Statutes of this Kingdom and deem
ing it essential to the promotion OF
Justice, do hereby order that the
Regular Term of the Third Judicial
Circuit to be held ut Waiohinu, Kau,
Hawaii, on the first Thursday, of
September, 1890, be hereby post
poned until MONDAY, the 18th day
OF said September, 1890, at 8 o'clock
A.
Witness my hand and
} the seal of the Supreme
L. S. Court at Honolulu, this
14th day of August
~ 1890.
A. +. JUDD,
Chief Justice Supreme Court.
Attest
ALFRED w. CARTER,
End Deputy Clerk Sup. Crit
G33 5t
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Powell's Baggage Express,
Dray or Wagon.

Furniture moving a speciality. Bag
gage delivered with promptness and
care to any part of city. Stand, corner
of King and Bethel streets. Bell Tele-
phone 40, Mutual Telephone 81.
June 100
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CHESS TOURNEY.

Class b will play Monday night.
Hubash vs.. Thrum.
Logan VS.. Sims.
Brash VS.. Marsden.
Mahoney We. Giles.
Beals VS.. Hutchinson.
Class A will play Tuesday night.
White VS.. Langc.
Eldredge vs.. Walker.
Wright VS.. Kimball.
Gear VS.. Goldenberg.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are forbidden to tres
"A pass or to allow cattle on the
Plantation and Rice Mill of Kaalaea,
Koolau. All parties found on the lands
after O'Clock ut night will be prose-
cuted TO the full extent of the law.
SING HOP WAL co,
625 2w Per Lung Chung Wa.
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TO LET or LEASE

esa a Fl'HE Residence of Mrs. A.
ssEA l. Long, in Pauoa Valley.
&sss5aaa Apply to
DAVID DAYTON,
Of King st., over j. Motifs store.
57i II
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FOR RENT

ssehA T ELEO Stables at present
ass IL occupied by Hawaiian
k4d& Transfer Co., permission
given August LIST. Apply TO
Cos If j. s. WALKER.
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ART GLASSES (!

MIR. Allen Hutchinson holds q class
1Nl in modelling at his studio, Nun
anu avenue, every Tuesday and Satur-
day. For particulars apply "Bell Tele-
phone 52i. 'GO7 I'm
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DE sure and sample some of the
ID Original Molasscs Peppermints
made fresh in the store this evening at
Ludwigsen ~ CrOn. G33 1t
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WANTED at ONCE !

$3.50 a A COTTAGE within two
faEsA IN or three blocks from
Ea the corner of Fort and Hotel
streets, suitable for three gentlemen for
housekeeping. Address 'P. o. Box
No, 297.n 800 II
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that will
~ not pay debts contracted in my
name without my written order.
w. q. ACHI.
Honolulu. July z, 1890. 59S I'm
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$50 REWARD !

TNliE above reward will be given TO
l. anyone furnishing information that
will lead 10 the conviction of the person
or persons who cut the flag rope at China
Engine Co. No. on Saturday night
Bring information 10
HANG SAM,
G2S wv Foreman Engine Go. No. 5.
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TO LET

.Ns4 n A COTTAGE on Vineyard
.GSts N street, recently occu-
$1,000 pied by Mr.. A. Johnston.
None but a person DESTROYS of becom-
ing permanent tenant need apply.
Apply to Il. 5. CuNHA.
400 ~
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NOTICE.

My Office will be closed from The
I'VE 2Glh inst, for few months, dur
Ing my absence from the Kingdom.
NJ. Il GROSSMAN,
$50 2w DENTIST.
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NOTICE.

ZION. S. NJ DAMON will act for me
II under full power Of attorney,
during my absence from the Kingdom.
w. u. ALLEN.
Honolulu, Jnly 81, 1880. G22 I'm
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STIsAYED
NOTICE to HORSEMEN !
WANTED

a.fa. A ITO rent or lease Cottage
4ss.sssS l. with about four rooms;
&aNE about 10 minutes walk from
town; ON King or Beretania streets, to-
wards the Plains preferred. Address
~. d Co. this Office. Go2 If
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