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brought to light would undoubtedly compToRit hina d'd Brig
ham IoHHg-perhdys many more. We are the NOR ON
a certain occasion while he WAS at Wailuku, Maui TINS was
when the sheriff and Governor went over there to arrest hum IN
October last. or about the time when the excitement was raised
about Capt. G--and the Mormon Conference. He ana htS
daughter heid a long and secret eoRsuf1tion IN regard TO
their papers ; and IRE are satisfied that heg Secre.eG many
upon the person OF MISS Gibson 4 ter they Were through
fIfEj9g. Gks,n cam. IN 10 the sittIng room and committed
nor,io1' q ,ba nirbt al which the Sheriff was expected. We
woaId simply remark to your Exceleucy that it would be sim
ply imp SsibIe for an innocent man TO manifest such ertreHe
Tight and anxiety as he did upon this occasion.
" He has succeeded in getting into his possession a good deal
Of land belonging TO the native Morfnons. This he seems to be
intent upon cuitivating. But he has distinctly informed US
that he IS thus humbly engaged in order 10 anay suspicion, and
divert the public scrutiny from his real object
Z. Aside from all this. We would state to your EXcelency lat
Capt. W. VI. Gibson is a deadly enemy to the United States
Government; and for this reason-if for no other-he should
and design oUer the subjects Of His Most Gracious Majesty
kamehameha ~. are ~ the most dangerous and peTHicioES
character; and taesr safety, peace, and tceI fdre, are JeOpGr-
died By aLotring such a scoundrei to reside iu their midst.
To Illustrate this statement he says. speaking of his influence
over the natives: IL am their King and God and whatever L
say-that will they do, or swear to Il tell them TO keep silent,
and they obey me-
This is pretty strong evidence, and the editor
of the PolyneSian must have known something
of its existence before he wrote his panegyric, or
at least have known Capt. GibSon's reputation.
Can it he that the editor is prepared to play trail
tor to his King and adopted country? Can it be
that he has come to any understanding with
Capt. G., on a matter of private speculation, in
which he is to play fiddle and organist to the
50 Knight GRANT, for value received? 1t may
not be amiss for our authorities TO enquire into
these matters a little. 1t won't hurt any body,
may throw some light on the wire pulling
which politicians and traitors sometimes resort
to, to carry their ends.
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ARRIEAL Is.

bet Sch Nettie Merrill, BoTres. from IIiI0 and other wind
ward ports, with II kegs sugar, II bags fungus, lot
Of native freight etc.
2-Sch Noikeiki. NapeIa. I'm Rahului and Lahaina, with
10 bags paddy, 10 goat skins, and 9 passengers.
.5-Am baTkentine Nellie Merrill, - IS days from
San FrauciSco EN- route for China. passed this port.
Am bark Emily Banning, MKennon, - days from
san Francisco anchored outside, and sailed again
same day for China
Am VIII bars Coral. Sisson, 20 days from the Arctic,
loo VII, 1900 bone, season 1000 VIII the voyage,
and 300 VIII on board.
Am sch Olivia. Reifcld. from the Arctic. with 100 bris
wh oil, $4,000 Tbs bone, 600 wa!rus teeth, 900 fox
skins
Sch Manuokawai, Melhsh, from Hama. with Q bags
fungus, IL DO arrOwrOOt, 80 bdls ava, ) hides, 5
goat skins, > bdIS tobacco. 49, bags paddy. A bags
corn, etc. and So passengers
Sam barkt Jenny Ford, MCarty, - days from Port
Townsend.
Sch KeEauluohi. Haley, from Kona and Kau, with
SIS bales pull, 2 bales and IL bags fungus, IL bags
beans, IS do coffee, 500 Il koa lumber, > buckets
honey, 2 pkgs butter. , rolls taiher, 500 cocUanuis,
10000 oranges, y hogs
Sch Emma Rookie Wethrr5y. from Makes Landing
AMI Lahaina. with l. cords wood. 10 bris beef. 80.
do mU,asses, - kegs and 20 mats sugar. - hidest
l. bales fungus. so bris Irish and % do swee,
potatoes, $50 bdis poi. Is bags and > bhs dried fish
/ horse, 8 hogs.
Sch Maria, Crane, from Lahaina.
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YoUSG HECroR.-This new San Francisco packet
is now at her berth, taking in cargo. and will be
ready TO sail on Saturday or Monday. She is having
some improvements made, among them, her rig has
been changed to a bark, which has always been the
fsvorite rig on this route. She has also had a for
ward cabin put mp. On her return to this port IN
November, an after cabin will be built, similar to
those of the SpeedlceH and Comet. Under command
of Com. John Patty. she will soon become a favorite
with the travelling public.
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HARBoR MAsrER.-we understand that Can,
John Meek has been appointed Harbor Master q,
the port of Honolulu, vice Capt. II. J. II. Hola.
worth, who leaves to day for China aud Enrl,na
We congratulate Capt. Meek on the appointment 9.
no one deserves it more than he, and no one could q,
the Office more ~worthily.
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DEPARTU

Oct. Sch Kalama, Clark, for NawIiwiIi and KolOa.
Sch Odd Fellow, Morse, for HanaIei.
Sch Maria, Crane, for Lahaiua-
Sch kamrhameha, Green, for NEHko.
Sch Nettie Merrill. BOrres, for Lahaina, Hilo and other
viniward ports
Sch hanoi. Shepherd. for Iahaina and Kahului.
Sch Nanuokawai, Neuist. for Hama, East Maui
Sch Kekauuohi, Haley, for Koua and ktu.
So Mnikeiki. Napeia. Tor Lahaina anil kahului.
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North Pacific Whaling Fleet.

The following is a list Of Whalers cruising in the North
Pacific, expected at these Islands during the present season.
enumerated, may come, so that the aggregate will be about the
same. in all 50 vessels:
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Wintered in Port Providence or PIover Bay. Went into the
p~Et in September, 1861, and left It IN June, o. It's position is
lat. 5i7 10 N, long. l73- OF W. I anticipated much colder
zeroi consider the winter a mild one, with the exception Of
plenty Of snow, which fell to a depth OF about seven feet. Had
some very severe gales in December and January, from Ne 20
S-sE. During the winter, the ice broke up several times in the
bay. On the 81 February, the ship swung to her anchor in
clear water, but in a day or two was again froZe in During
the month Of November the whales were plentiful, but on account
ofthe ice could do nothing at whaling. The natives along the
coast were actually n a starving condition during the winter,
no; having been able to procure the usual supply Of blubber and
seals / had considerable intercourse with these people both
along the coast and inlazd. They were always very friendly to
me and my company. Had but very little sickness, a few
cases Of scurvy being the only trouble. We endured a long aud
tedious dark winter, and was glad to have some Of the brethren
heave in sight on the 9Th June; we were under great obligations
to them for supplying US 80 promptly with fresh recruits.
b. ii. SISSoS, Master Of bark Coral.
II The schooner OHUia, Redfeld, reports-August %, the
Straits full OF ice. Also reports the following:
Vessels Spoken and Heard From:
WHALES.
Aug. 25-Bark Isabella, Tucker
Ship John Rowland, Wheden
Brig KOhola, BrunmerhOp.
" Thomas Dickson, Stewart
Ship General Teste, Lopes
Bark Catherine, HeppingstOne.
" Ze, Simmonds..
Fanny, Bliven. -------------l0
sarah warren
Sept. Ship Champion, Worth.
Bark Barnstable, BrownsOn, CboIing same day)..4
Navy, Sarvent,.
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MEMORANDA.

IL Rarkensine Jenny Ford, M.Carty-Len Port Townsend
sept. L. Fir.; ten days, had light e. winds aler tina; had
Igh; trades till within two days sail Of the Islands, when il set
in strong cane into port Oct- 5.
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DIED.

ucPHEE-on board bark Coral, Aug a., 1862, Hugh McPhee,
sexari, aged SO years
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VESSELS IN PoRT-oCToBER o.

VESSELS IN 8.
Am bark Speelwen, HoIdsSorth.
Am ship Leouiias, Wood
Am ship Young Hector. Commodore Patty.
Am barSen,ine Jenny Ford, M.Carty, soon for Victoria
Am bark Nile. Fish
Am trading sch Olivia, Relhcli-
wHALERS.
Ship Reindeer, RaynOr Bark Bra=anza- Turner
Iat1ur In Pin. Favoreu Coral, SIssCu
Bark FIorfia. Fish Brig WaIua. Lass
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PATRIoTIC-A sailor, engaged in the whaling SER
vice, lately returned to port, and sought and obtain
ed a discharge from his ship in order to return to the
United States, and re-enter the army, in which he
was formerly n soldier. He says, " Uncle Sam fed
and clothed him FIVE years, and now when he is in
trouble, he is going to do his share 20 help him out
That's the right talk; give him a free pass to Gems.
Halleck and Mcclellan. They want such men as he
the more the better.
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- Their Majesties the King and Queen left the
city on Thursday last, for Waianae, on this island,
where they will probably spend oil of this month.
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FOREIGN
PROM PoEr TOwSsESD-per Jenny Ford, Oct 5-Mr Richards
&Bd : Iawanans-
COASTwTSE.
4 ErE. TINDwARD PORTS-per Nettie Merrill, Oct Capt
yyorfh. J : V aIker, ID Montgomery, Mr. HorsIey, AMI 50 deck
,z~s-ngprs.
- From WISbEGRR PORTS-Per Kekauluohi. Oct 5-Dr smith.
MIR, Chamberlain. DIR IIIebrand, c c Harris, MIR Dart, Chas I
Hart, AMI So deck passengers
Prom LAHISA-per Elnma Rookie, Oct Mr. Wetherby,
A 4. 70 Ac1un. VIII. and child, ASee. Auna, and GO natives
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IMPORTS.

From PrGET SOCSD P0Er-per Jenny Ford. Oct 5-l5 cases
champagne, 10 do gin. l c. plants, 3 cases, 2 hales and ! parcel
mdse. . bIs salmon, 1920 Pickets. 1850 Il white pine, 1879 500
q rough lumber, 2SSS Il dressed do
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- By a notice which appears below. it will be
observed that Mr.. Brewster's select school re-opens
on Monday. 1t has deservedly attained a high pop
ularity, and merits all the patronage it receives.
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Charity begins at home"
Paul. as oft quoted iH The POlyHesian.
Charity visits the Mormon Eden ON Lanai.
abraham, iH the last POiyReSidn.
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on the bill for the treatment of persons afflicted
with venereal diseases, that the Committee found
the bill faulty in many respects. but thought the
principle embodied in it worthy the considera-
ton of the House. The bill was referred to
Committee ON Judiciary.
Mr. kamalo read the first time a bill TO en-
courage agriculture Ordered to be translated.
Mr. Nuuanu read the second time his bill to
extend the obligation to procure licenses to sell
beet, to certain Districts of the Islands. Order
ed for Committee OF the Whole.
Mr.. Baldwin read the second time his bill to
prevent the vending of beef. vegetables and other
market products on the Sabbath. Ordered for
of the Whole.
MIR. Dowsett introduced a resolution that the
on Finance be instructed to procure
from the Minister OF Finance a list of the debts,
t any, due to the Hawaiian Government up to
the 3lst day of March, 1862, showing the names
OF debtors, causes of Indebtedness, and the rea-
sons TOR their non-payment. Passed.
The House went into COMMITTEE on the Appropria-
ton Bill, retrenchment still dominant. On the item
Of s 900 for salary Of Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Mr.. Kaapa moved TO reduce to Sd, 900; Mr.. Manini to
$4,000. which motions were seconded from all parts
OF the House. Mr.. Harris moved to raise it TO S.
900. Speeches in favor of the reduction were mnde
by Messrs. Knudsen, Kaakua. KAPPA, Nuuanu, kipi,
and kanialo in favor of increasing il. by Messrs.
Harris and Webster in favor of 81, 900. as recon-
mended by the Finance Committee, by Messrs. Wide
mann and Rhodes.
The following are the appropriation passed to-day
FOREIGN OFFICE.
For Minister Of Foreign Affairs
For His Msjesty's charEe d'Aaaires, London ........... 1000
For Once Expenses Of Foreign LOCO
For Postage, Stationery and Translations. ............. 1000
For Interest on Loan made for Foreign Mission, iaid to
DC ascertained)
DEPARTMENT OF FINANcE.
For Minister Of Finance $4,000
For CollectorcGeneral Of Customs 900
For StOrekeepcr a Z Honolulu.
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The following items also passed
THIRTY SEVENTH DAY-JUNE IL.

A. NJ. K~ahalewaI presented his CREDENTIALS and
took his seat as the member for KooIauloa, Oahu.
Mr.. Hitchcock's bill, providing for the treat
ment of persons afflicted with venereal diseases,
was read the second time, and referred to a Select
Committee.
Mr.. Baldwin read the first time a bill to pre-
vent the vending of meats, vegetables and other
market products on the Sabbath. Ordered to be
translated.
Mr.. Nuuanu read the first time a bill extending
the obligation to procure licenses to slaughter and
sell beef, to the districts of Hilo, Kawaihae, Wal
mea, koloa, Lihue, Hanale;, kahului and Maka-
wac. Ordered to be translated.
The House went into Committee on the Appro-
~priation Bill. On the item of 81 600 for the
Government printing, in pursuance of contract,
Mr.. Baldwin called up the report OF the Commit
tee on Internal Affairs on the subject of the Gov
eminent Press. containing a copy of the contract.
He thought the contract defective, and that as no
time was specified for the continuance of the
lease, it could be oyerrulcd by the House, and a
less amount suffice for the public printing. Messrs.
Webster, Widemann and Rhodes assured the MEM
Der that the lease was for a definite term, though
not so specified in the document ! fore them, and
hence they agreed that it would transcend the
powers of the House TO Appropriated less amount,
and thus force the Minister to break the contract.
Mr.. Hitchcock wished the matter referred to a
Select Committee, TO investigate and report. Mr..
Knudsen moved that 8 600 be allowed, with the
provision that 81 .234 AZ. being the amo mt due
GoyernmeE. Tor paper, be deducted out OF the ap-
preparation Passed.
On the items f- lockups at Nawiliwili and
| Waimea, ami the Pail road, Nuuanu, the debates
waxed warm. some of the native members propos-
ing TO insert new items for lockups. roads and
sundry improvements in their respective districts.
On the items of expenses for the Peie, Mr..
Baldwin thought that if the Peie with her monop-
oily of towing was supported by private enterprise,
we should find no such formidable array OF officers
and salaries as now proposed. Mr.. Widemann
strenuously supported the recommendation of the
COMMITTEES, as being the least that would COM
mand men suitable for the positions. The item
for steward was struck out, and the whole
amount reduced $500.
Consideration on the item for expenses under
the Act of August q. 1860, was postponed
The following are the items passed:
For purchs-- Of Vaccine Matter and pay Of vaeeina-
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TurRrY-FnTH DAY-JUNE III.

THrRrY-FIFTH DAY-JUNE H.
The Speaker announced a message from tne
Mobiles, that they had tabled the bill reducing me
limit of the quantity in wholesale vending OF
liquors; that they had rejected the bill reducing
the tax on horses: and that they had passed the
bill providing for the payment of certain moneys
into the public treasury, and the bill amending
the Law to prevent married people from forsaking
one another. :,
Meuu. Knudsen. Kaakua, Moku, KAPPA and
Nuusnu we're appointed q COMMITTEES u Confer
49, On the bill reducing the tax on horset-
-. Rhodes read the fret time . bill TO amenu
tnehw relating to roads and bridges The bill
SSSS:css among other things, that any person
= liable 70 road work, unless the labor be
1.oesd that . tax of 25 cents per head De
npon all cattle driven into Honolulu or I'M
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THIRTY-SIxrH DAY-June -.

Mr.. Widemann of the Finance Committee, re-
ported the answer of the Minister in the matter
of the IS, 600 stolen from the Custom House in
1858, that it stands charged on the Treasury
books to the amount of Profit and Loss and as
to the fees received by tie Harbor Master of
Honolulu during the past biennial period, that
the gross amount had been S6723 and deducting
from this 1885, expended for clerk-hire and
boat-hire, would leave S4l54, as the net income
of the Office for the two years.
Mr.. Baldwin bill for the repeal of the Pros
~titutiOn Act was read the second time, and order
ed for Committee cf the Whole.
The Speaker announced n Message from the
MOBILES, that tbsy had passed the bill increasing
the homestead privileges, and had laid on the ia
BILE, fer future consideration, the bill to facilitate
Inter-island Steam Navigation.
The House went into Committee on the Apprn-
p~riation Bill, Interior Department. The item of
So 600 for the Police of Oahu, was reduced TO
Sll ,OG6. and parceled out as follows
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ported from other islands for SLAUGHTER. said
money to go for the benefit of the roads and
bridges OF Oahu; and that all bullock ea,ts not
used Tor strictly agricultural purposes be taxed
% Pc: annum Tor the benefit Of the roads. BY
motion OF MIR. Baldwin, this bill with several
others on the Speakers desk referring to the road
tax law, were referred to a Select Committee IN h.
embodied in one.
Mr.. Baldwin read the first time a bill to repeal
me = Act to mitigate the evils and diseases arising
from prostitution" Ordered to be translated.
MIR. Hitchcock read the first time n bill tn nro-
VIDE Tor the treatment of any native born Hawai-
ian. male or female, afflicted with any yenereal
disease, at the Queens Hospital, or other hos
pitiis That may be established; all charges to be
paid out OF appropriations by the Legislature, and
- per cent. of the poll tax; and the several
Boards of Health, together with the Sheriffs, to
carry out the provisions of the Act. Ordered to
be translated.
Mr.. Harris bill, amending Section I24I of the
CisiI Code, referring to matters of Equity, Admi-
rally and Probate, was read the first time. and or
dered for COMMITTEES of the Whole.
Mr. knudsen introduced a resolution that the
committee on Finance be instructed to inquire
the amount of duties and fines that have been re-
nitted during the last two years by the Depart
ment of Finance. Passed.
The House went into COMMITTEES on the Appro-
priatiOn Bill. The items for Clerk of Governess
OF Hawaii, for the Fire Department, and for
Jailer Oahu Prison, occasioned long debates. Mr..
Hitchcock moved {" insert after the salary of
Marshal a new tem-for Clerk of Marshal. Mo-
ton lost On the item for Clerk of Sheriff of Maui,
Mr.. kahookanO moved to reduce to $500. Mr..
Baldwin said il would be impossible for the Sheriff
to perform the duties Of Postmaster without this
clerk, who would hence be obliged to assume not
the mere labor, but responsibility of the Office:
and he was astonished that his colleague should
thus underrate the importance Of the Lahaina
Post OHee, which as a distributing Office, was
second only TO that OF Honolulu. Mr.. Widemann
thought that as they had retrenched over IS. 600
on the Offices os Iahaina Sheriff and Collector,
,hey could affird this clerk n decent salary. The
item was with difficulty retained at 5000.
The following are the appropriations passed to-
day:
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AND POPULAR BllKS
nECEIvED pEK RECENT ARRfvAEA-

Il - ESEA ED E4n
p,ac. In Thy Memory Alfazni be&r9
Art Hints, Archesecture, scGIptea sed H-lzlsz
ATctie Rsplnration.-by DR.. Hare. ? vos
Ans9ss p5Ss5.PAy' Ha ASSsM Il. = ARA
A Help to Printers and PasBshes Asn-
A Common Place Book Of fhOaghts- Aesnos5s = f%@
AureIian-by VIM. Ware AlAe 49,
a ponm shnnt Doc,srs Asssnst visd 1-srSa
A Visit 70 Madacascsr-ty Ida Pfahz
AppIeton's Modern Al.s AlsEsess s1..ea f%s
Bihngham's Sandwich Islands Bye sz BE
Bates Sandwich Islands ByrSns
B %. ! 90 The . Sublime and B BSaosa'1 4r.vs. : p
Buekland's Curioshies Of Natural His.sfy
BSeak House~Sy Chas. Dickens BnsiJs S@sgs
Book Of Common Prayer. git edges,
Bunon's Natural History, 8 vo- chfh
BatiiedeIds OF the American Reyoaation
CT~den's Concordanoe to lbe holy serig,.as
Country Lle-a hand book Of Hostssars
Land:ssps Gardening Arden. cASsii.s xsss-
SnHnrrss poetcal Works chapa
Country RambIsa and BsqaIos% 2 49, 49,
CampbeIrs Kenyon, Elisnb0o1shs ia GO 4 rseasa
Com. Perry's ~ExpeditOn 70 Sapsn 4, I@fsa < - So
Co% MP. F FT,Srr;eE the Great Psa .As frs-~ Sc
French Revolution
The. following of Cooper 5 SoHh
T n Last a Of the MOhic.us,
The Red Rover,
The Pioneers,
The Prairies
The spy,
The Bravo,
Lionel Lincoln,
The Wept Of wish-top- Wish -t saxa
Dora BARTON toe BANKERS wsFd 49,, e. So
DR.. Oldham at Greystones
domestic Economy DuH
Daring Deeds Of American HeFoes
Du CIaIuu's new work On Aires
Douglas Jerroid's Wit 49, q TTsa
Ynterprise, Industry and Art o. Man s~
Fyan harrington, or he would be n OeoiEIx-
Exnosit,orso Of Rational 8edicoes nse
1870 m n Ha.hfuRton ~
Essssi sxsssr-,ss ossiasai a .ss ssss ss<;. ssu.u, c svv4s.
rsvs- a foess cosnplefe works. ro,s
xxsrIalnrs conpssse works Florzs Lea~a
Farm Tmptements. 200 engraysnEs
FIsetvood's fAfe Of Chris
I'M. wHfTeta.
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Adjourned.
THIRTY-EIGHTH DAY-JUSE IA.
Mr.. Rhodes. of the Committee on Internal
Affairs, reported the bill for the government of
post Office employees, and establishment of route
agents, amended. Ordered for Committee of the
Whole.
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For purchSs~ OF Naccuc Mdtter I'M pay OF aCclna |
Of HeaIth. 900 90
For expenses OF Health Commission. ....--..---.--. 400 90
Of Coroners' Inquests. 500 90
For Rent and Furniture Of Government Ofces....... 2,iO0 90
For Printing Index Land commission Books......... 100 90
For completing cnpy Privy Council Recoris..----. $50 90
For Government Printing, in pursuance of contract. 1860 90 |
For ROYAL Hawaiian Agricultural Society. 500 90
For NatiouaI Hawaiian Agricultural Sociefy......... 500 90
Foe wator Supervisor and Clerk Of Market q ofhcer). 2iOo 90
For Road Supervisors on I'll the Islands 600 90 |
yor purchase Of road 1000 90
For temporary lock- ps for prisoners on road labor. 1900 90
For fock-np NaEihwiii. 500; Waimea, Hawaii, $500 600 90
For repairs Of public buildings 1000 90
OF HONOLULU. 1000 90
For road damages 1000 90
FOR bridges on Oahu 1000 90
for bridges on Hawaii. 1000 90
Fc- bridges on Maui. 1,iO0 90
For bridges on Kauai 800 90
FOR road NJ Kawaihae. Hawaii. -.-.....-........ 500 90
FOR Pail road, Nuuanu. $500 90
For printing session 600 90
For EXPENSES steamer Pelf- |
For Captain. at SO per month --.--.--S1,6Sc 90
FOR Engineer, 1t si25 per month.--..--. 5000 90
yor Fireman, NJ $50 per month 40 90
- 10000 90
= arss from justice 5000 90
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