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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-03-02
Terrific storm.

The storm-King, brandishing lightning and
thunder with one hand aud hurting hail stones
the Size Of bullets with the other. came riding ma
estically In the clouds that doomed up frcm the $
West last Sunday evening, shaking houses with
his Curious breath and levelIng fences and trees
here and there. lie dalIicd over ourtown forabout
thirty minutes and proceeded East. much 10 the
qualification q nervous folks and dumb brutes.
A. dissatisfied with his first houd,' he gave ~
another turn on the elementary organ in about
two hours after hi first yisit, but he had wasted
his niry in the irst round and Gained his passion
considerably.
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THE NEW YEAR.
Saturday Night for 1870.
WE BEST FAMILY PAPER.

THE BEST FAMILY PAPEh.
This year SATURDAY NIGHT win be even bet
ter Family Paper than it was during the year
which has just passed.
In addition to our already large list Of popular
and exclusive contributors, we have added the
names Of several immensely fayorite writers, who
are now engaged upon Serials for these columns.
Each number Of SATURDAY NIGHT will contain
q least four o. the best serial Stories ever written;
rom six 10 eight delightful Sketches; several pie
ccs OF exquisite Poetry; Editorials upon home
topics and those subjects especially interesting to
the family circle Answers to Correspondents, In
reference 70 matters OF law, domestic and friendly
relations, history ancient and modern, and every.
thngeonnected with love, c0urtship, and marriage;
entertaining Biographical and Historical Sketches
useful Household Recipes; acondensation OF the
principal Events Of the Week all over the world;
the best selections Of Witty and Hsmoros Para
graphs, from original sources. In fact, SATURDAY
NlGHr, during the year 1870, viii be Just such q
paper as every family IN the land win want.
Nothing viii be admitted into the columns Of
SATURDAY NIGHr which could IN the least offend
the reeiens or political beiif Of any one. II Is a
paper free from every faint Of sectarian or polit
icai hlas-a paper forthe people-and such i shall
ever remain.
II yoawisht to get up a club FOR sArURpAy MIGHT,
send us your name, and we win forward YOU, free
Of charge, Number Of specimen copies Of the pa
per, so that with them you can give your neigh.
borhood good canyassine.
OUR CLUB RATS.
For 80 we win send four copies for one year "a
one address, or each copy to d separate address
for go we viii send eight copies 70 one address, OF
each copy 10 separate addresses. Getters-up Of
clubs Of eight copies can afterwards add single co.
pies az FLO each.
Money should be sent TO n either by Post Office
Order or Registered Letter, 10 a. 70 prevent the
possibility Of is loss by mail.
Accommodation, business or otherwise, must
IL UM4n a
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xew MISUNDERSTANDING

The Zine prices exhibited rs tho Tobacco sales
ofGravEs Warehouse IN DanviIle, Va. win com
mand the admiration Of our Planters. This
can't be beaten for big prices and clever dealing.
IA. stage, scc'y n. c. r. r. adyertises diyl-
dcnd. fThs adv. was accidentally overlooked In
our lat lseiie.)
The MeSrs Ruin adv. Exr's. Notice.
Mf. Pogue adsertises Hay.
Mr.. Utley advatiscs Tor Bottles.
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Notice.

rs HEREBY given to all, whom II may concern,
i that we the undersigned were qualified before
the Judge Of Probate Of Orange County, as Execu-
tors Of the last will and testament Of THOMAS
RUFFIN deceased: All persons having claims
against his estate are notified TO exhibit the same to
s, or one of us at or before the End day Of March
1915 and all persons being indebted TO the estate
will please come forward and pay the same and
save costs.
I. RUFFIN.
March Bird 1870. Cw.
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New Advertisements.


COMPANY SHOPS, n. g. Feb. 16, 1870.
TIE Board Of hi rectors Of the n. Carolina II.
Road Company have this day declared an annual
dividend Of six per cent. on the capital stock OF
said Company for the fiscal year ending May Slst,
1870.
Three per cent payable on the first day Of April
1870. Three per cent payable on the 1st day Of
July 1870.
The transfer books win be closed from LIST day
Of March to LIST day Of April, 1870, on first pay
ment, and from lst day June to LIST day July $40
on second payment. +. A. stage, Sec'y.
Feb. Is 5n1m
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blood reinforced with new accession Of the ali
mentary principle, the nerves braeed, and all the
dormant powers ofthe system reused into healthy
action; not systematically, as would be theeass n
mere stimulant were administered, but for con-
tinuance. 1t Is in this way that such extraordi-
nary changes are wrought in the condition Of the
feeble, emaciated and nervous inyalids BY the use
of this wonderful corrective, ateratiyeand tonic.
Let common sense decide between such prepare
ton and aprostrating cathartic supplemented By q
poisonous astringent like striehnine Of quinia.
~---Sss
TRIUMpHAyT!--The justly celebrated StiefF Pianos
have received Seven Gold Medals, and six first
class Premiums, at the Maryland Institute Fair,
Baltimore, and al the several Southern Fairs, held
in October and November, 1860; Cape Fear Ag-
ricultural Fair, held at Wilmington, N. ~; North
Carolina Statd Fair Raleigh, M. C.; Lynehburg
Agricutural8 and Mechanical Farir Augusta
County Fair; WythpviiIr Virginia Fairy the Fair
at Rome, Ga, and Illinois.
StiefT took first premiums over all coppctitors
Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. The
excellence Of tone, workmanship and general I'M
sh Of these Pianos are unsurpassed. Persons Wis
ting Baltimore should not Gail 10 examine the Pr
amos FOR themselves, ut bis splendid ndw ware
rooms, No9 N. Liberty Street, Baltimore Nd.
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Show,
Big Bear,
Little Dog,
Fancy Reading,
No chargc-cheapl
Fine wcathcr--Iltile COIL,
Robins an broke UP and gone.
Dr. Hooker opening Drug store,
Merchants preparing 70 % North,
People busy planting Irish potatoes,
Coz. Graham has returned home again.
we,wishio buy couple q well-grown shoais.
Another cargo colorcd paople gonetc Edgecomb
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Arrival Al Departure of the Cars % the
HiIlsborough Station.

(According to change of Schedule Feb. 13th.)
MAIL TRAIN--G0ING EAST.
Arrives at II OF, P. NJ. Leaves II 10P. NJ.
NAIL TRAIN-G0TEG WEST.
Arrives at 50, A. NJ. Leaves 2 Sc A VI
FREIGHT TRAIN--G0ING EAST.
Arrives at 42l, P. N. Leaves 4 81, 7. NJ.
GOING NEST.
Arrives o. A. NJ. Leaves ID A. NJ.
GEO. NJ. HARDEN, Agent.
.IosppH n fooLEy. Teleaaaph Generator.
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meeiina Of cltizeus Of Hillsborough expresses
regret At The contemplated removal oil the u. :.
Troops stationed there.-Wi Wilmington Star.
1a.Thatr news In these parts, brother Bernard.
Yon doubtless had reference 10 Chapel HIN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-03-02

A onc-cycdbri csi--supposcd 70 be the itlen.
tlcai feIIne quadrupcd whose mewing attracted
The attention of Mr.. VIM. Shakespeare. The own.
er Il requested 10 comcforward, prove property,
pay charges for aboard and medicine and take Il
away, for thrics hath Il mewed, and We are AFRAID
sfthe thing A. we can belt looks 80 alfred like
a witch. +ls
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vIh.,.s tbs masser Win me nalI.Y

We received not more than half Of our exchang-
e to-day. ON yesterday (AIarch ID We received
the Ralaaeh Siondardofthe llth February, There
Is screw loose somewhere. Look sharp Posinlas-
tefs. we shah cry aloud and spare not.
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A Drug Store Robbed BY u. q Soldier.
The Drug sorc Of Thomas Emsry, Of Chapel
I'm, was broken into some nights ago and robbed
point 70 prevent robbcfics, ouirages, and 70 keep
evil dosns from Stealing The College Buildings with
Che raeuls, 10 EN-
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Married,

ON 23rd Feb, BY Rev. w. H. Boggs, Mr.. W.
c. SMITH, Of Marlborough. N. q, to Miss MAR
TIA NJ. eldest daughter Of Col. Hart Maxey, Of
Columbia, s. G.
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NH-The RECORDER Office has been re- Asa
ns-moyed to the building ON East Street, one. aEs
n5-door below Pogue's Store and two doors -a5g
ne below the Store Of the Messrs. webb.-a5u
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eELenghy Obituary writers are referred to a
standing notice above.
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Bottles Wanted.

/ WISH to purchase lot Of bottles. Bring in
your bottles and get either cash or trade for them
March 1. JOHN A. UrLEY.
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Tar Ir-whst al the ladies' say must be true,
that Alex. Peasants keeps Cor sls. The best SNUFF
that they have ever used. This declaration come.
rom Az That uss u. Try NJ TRY n.
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NOTICE.

The Business win be continued by /. Turner
who win keep ON hand the best Foreign and
Domestic Liquors. He viii be pleasedsto see you
at his old stand West Of the Court house and re-
turns thanks for past iayors. =.
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TWILL pay 80 cents for Hay after the 9TH Of
March. e. III. P0GUE.
March .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-03-02

POV1sI0Ns Reported BY The Grocers.l
Bacon, sldee, ,. ~ & ~; shoulders IS; hams Is
Lard - cents; Butter q g -; Tallow Y q Is.
Corn y barael, s. . go. Flour. sup. ~ q 80
Extra Family, e q eQ5, = barrel. On
Chickens, head, % q asi Eegs, doz. 70 fi7;
Turkeys 10 d n. ~
ssH, sack, f5ho q ais. 49,
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aHTo Merchants and Business men in Rich

nz-To Merchants and Business men in Rich
rnond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Newbene, Whining
ton, Raleigh, and Danyilie:
Here's the paper to Advertise inl Uneqlalled
ia N. Carolina Or Virginia as an Advertising medi-
um. Sew your dimes and reap your dollars. We
warrantow Printers ink to pay Advertisers hand
somey. scud along your business cards.
NO See Advertising terms on 4th page.
{ Correspondents win please observe brevity.
ass~Obtuary notices, exceeding dozen lines
will hereafter be charged ten cents. IA line. Keep
this in mind.
TcoRRrsroSDKSrs in every Township in Cas-
well, Person, Granville, Wake, Alamance, Gull
ford and Rockingham wanted-indeed we want
Correspondents all over the State.
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n III TURNER a. co. have dissolved copart-
nership by mutual consent. All persons indelt-
ed must make immediate paoment.
4 II TURNER & co.
Feb %, 1870
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r5-rho Junior Editor /. on the wing.

lTDon'thiltbre read and ponder ''stOckhcl:l-
err
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The following gentlemen are Agents for this pa
per:
JoHS J. JONES, Milton, n. c..
NJ. w. NoRFLEEr, lanceyyille, N. Q.
E. ID. HOLDEN, Pen Ridge, N. G.
r. L. WABRES, Prospect Hill, NC.
~. III. CALLuM, Company Shops, :.
jas. X. CALLUM, High Point, I"
w. s. RouIHAc, Richmond, Va.
y. w. FirzGERALD, Ruifn Depot, N. G..
wv. III. BERNARD, Editor Wilmington Star.
IT. Agents wanted In all quarters ofthe Union.
fE-If you want Wedding Or Bali Tickets prin-
ted, send 70 this ONCE, and they'll be printed in
style.
a7y-Here's the Office to get your Business Cards
printed in style lovely to behold
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Sawyer and Engineer.

n He subscriber wishssa situation as Sawyer
and Engineer He has IL years experience
and can give the beet and most satisfactory refer
enee Address me al Milton, ". e.
r. E. SPENCER.
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Hay Notice.

March Bird 1870.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-05-28
The Australian Mail Line.

The steamer City Of Melbourne, Capt. Granger,
arrived at her wharf at seven o'clock Sunday
morning, Is days from Auckland and "a days
from Sydney, bringing dates from the latter port
TO April 18th, and from the former to May 4th.
She brought l46 adult passengers and 40 children
in all .1S6, all of whom went forward in the
Aiar, which sailed at 10 A. NJ, on Monday.
The passengers on the CITY Of Melbourne COM
planned of scanty fare and poor accommodations
generally but these are incident to {" new line,
and can readily be remedied if a disposition is
manifested to do so. The two vessels now en-
oloyed are, however, too small for the long service
they are engaged in, and until larger and swifter
boats are introduced, there will continue to be
complaints. The City Of Melbourne is only G15
tors register, and the Wonga WOnga 1902 tons
--both being iron vessels, and though well
adapted for coasting service, they are not the
craft required on the long route on which they
are now employed.
The prompt connection at this port Of two lines
of steamers, running over routes of two and five
thousand miles respectively, is a difficult matter
TO arrange, and the consequent delay of from two
to FIVE days, which may often occur, while it will
be of advantage to us, will not suit those living
at the two termini of the line, who are specially
interested in making as short through time as
possible. For instance, the mails from San
Francisco for Sydney were in port here fire days,
and those from Sydney for England 81 hours.
The arrangements, when completed, ought to
avoid detentions at this port of over 3 or & hours
but we doubt whether the present line will
ever accomplish this.
Those who have been instrumental in getting
this Australian line in operation, certainly deserve
credit for the energy displayed, and for taking
the risk involved in dn undertaking of this kind,
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Disqualified under the Law.

We read in Benefits OICn, that at the late
presented for a habeas corpus in the case of n
Chinese laborcr on the Kaupakuea plantation,
which involved Il very important question. 1t
was not heard, the presiding judge (Mr. Justice
Widcmann) being disqualified under the law"
The only inference as to why the judge was
disqualified is that he is interested in the Kaupa-
kuea plantation, and consequently a part owner
of the Chinaman-or his contract, which is pretty
much the same t~hing-who asked for the writ Of
habeas corpus. That writ is the great safeguard
ofliberty in all constitutionally governed countries
and is Justly considered a sacred right, guaranteed
to every man. Is it not humiliating, to see the
judicial ernine thus soiled with sugar and
molasses?
The facts in this case are, rs we are informed on
good authority, that His Honor is interested in
the plantation aforesaid, inasmuch as he holds a
mortgage on it to q considerable amount. And
the application of the Chinaman for the writ,
might and probably ought to have resulted in his
discharge from the plantation, which would have
been inevitably and legally followed by the dis
charge of fifty more of his fellow laborers, who
are under precisely the same circumstances with
the petitioner. 1t was brought up as a test case.
The latter part of the paragraph above quoted
states that the petition of the Chinaman for the writ
L. will be presented in Honolulu before First As
sociate Justice Hartwell." 1t would appear to
be Just to the Honorable Judge that the nature of
the disqualification should be stated, for it will
strike every impartial reader that disqualifications
cannot be classified merely under one head.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-05-28

The Boar THIEvES-By the schooner Odd FtLEotr,
which arrived yesterday from Kau via KOna, we
learn that when the schooner was of The coast Of
Eau. a whale boat was seen in shore which, from the
description given of the boat that was stolen from
Honolulu about a fortnight ago, the master rightly
There we're two men in the boat and they Immediately
made for the shore, which they reached before the
schooner could overtake them. The men on landing,
proceeded to the residence Of Capt. Haley, where they
were followed by the master of the schooner, who de-
manded that they be given up to him to bring them
10 Honolulu. Capt. Haley refused to do this, without
a warrant from Honolulu, so the master had to con-
tent himself with bringing the boat and her OUTFIT,
consisting Of n barrel Of water, a bag OF bread, and
some beef. 1t is reasonable to suppose that these
boat thieves were concerned in the enterprise OF at
tempting to run away with the schooner Warwick.
The two men were first runaways from the u > :.
Lamssfolrn, were arrested, shipped in the Mary,
whaler, pocketed $50 advance cash, and then stole
the boat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-05-28
NIidWaX Island.

The return of the Sagina,o from Midway Island
brings to mind the fact that the United States Treas
ury is in a fair way of being pretty neatly piucked
to the tune, eventually, of perhaps a million OF dol
lars, to go into the pockets Of spectators, in the
futile endeavor to make that g lone barren isle, -
of any use. The report of Captain Reynolds, of
the Lackaganna, in favor Of that island as a
stopping place, was no doubt the prime cause
that led to this attempt to make a harbor, where
80 much labor and money must be expended in
accomplishing it.
The weather at Midway Island is represented
as having been very fine during the stay of the
Sagina,o. The dredging and blasting operations
were just commencing, which as we said before,
will cost Uncle Sam a big sum of money in order
to enable a large ship to enter the yet unconstructed
harbor. Fish and turtle were plenty and easily
caught, but there was no fresh beef, potatoes,
bananas or oranges to be found on the two or
three acres of this 6 last best - acquisition of the
American Government.
Now il the Pacific Mail Company want a deep
harbOr, we have it near at hand-Pearl River
Bay-large enough and deep enough to accommo-
date five hundred of their mail steamers. All
that is wanted is about one hundred thousand
dollars to blast and dredge out the channel.
hen This is done we have the second best har-
Dor in this ocean, San Francisco being conceded
to be the finest.
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without waiting for subsidy guarantees. Suffi-
cient has already transpired to show that a large
passenger traffic, and a considerable freighting
business can be done on it, which alone will
nearly support the whole enterprise. That it is
destined to become, before twelve months have
passed by, the most popular and expeditions
route of travel between England and Australia,
is placed beyond a peradventure.
On our fourth page, we insert the bill which
will soon pass Congress, to encourage an Aus
tralian line. Under this law the Postmaster
General, after advertising GU days for proposals,
can contract with the lowest responsible bidder
to run monthly steamers of not less than 1000
tons burthen. The probability is that the various
parties now interested in opening this route will
compromise and unite under one company, which
shall receive all the subsidies offered by the
American and Colonial Governments, for there
certainly is not business sufficient to sustain two,
and much less three lines.
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PASSENGERS.

FOR SAY FRASCIsCo-Per stmr Ajax, May ct ii Hinck,
John Bdaulman, ~ W Severance. Mrs \ III Severance, Rev
yr sturges and wife, Miss Hattie sturges, Julia Stuges, b
Anterior. wife and ? children, Miss AtheTtOn, Mrs Cooke, Miss
Mary Cooke, J e. P1uEeT, + T. Heuck, Rev L T. Bissell and
wife, u Mariaetti and wife. Miss Huntingdon, w G Bush,
Ramsey Won Pdster, Samuel Wilcox, Mrs Mcclellan and child,
= C Andrews, Miss Andrews, Ferd Heinrchs, Mrs Hillebrand
and = sons, a W Guy. Joaquin AlvetE, Joe Davis, T Hunter,
William Popplet0L. Miss Cleveland. Mr Leathes, Mr. Hobbler,
wife and ! children. Z Punch, wife and 1 children, X E Lewis,
wife and child, AIrs CorDcy, Miss f Corney, MISS DudOit, Rev
John Murphy, Clarence Kinney, and lS5 in tJausitu from sgd
rey-2+6-
FaON SAN FRANcIsco-Per Comet, Hay 23-MrsJ tombstone,
Mrs Pierce Hiss Levers, Mr. Danneberg, Mr. Nungesser, W ;
%octlu, A W Bush, TfCs Lewis and vile, Manuel Silva, & A
& ran II, A g Muir, Geo LeOuari, James Levy-14-
FROH SYDNEY-Per stmr City Of Melbourne, May 22-Miss
Buchanan ID ID Rgby, r Raphael and wife, I J Richards, Il
" Hammond, " McErOy, w Pepys, J Harmon, and 1s6 in
trsnS,tu fr san FanciscO-IQ5-
Foe SYDNEV-Per stmr City Of Melbourne, May 2i-H K
Goddard, F Vincent, and "a others in trausitu from San Fran
ctscO-J6.
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Al NALbkEA u
Also, upon an goods not hsrviuJeiDrc enumerated a being
IabIs o. duty. excepting only wheat, Hour taNow, wool, hides
and skins. guau0 amI mauures, ores (unsfnelted(, sOi dust,
buHi0u, c1aa- military and naval stores passengers baggage,
specimens Of natural history, printed books, seeds and escu-
Luts. plants. tres. shrubs, vine stakes and bark Gr building
purposes. fresh fruits and garden produce, flesh meat and hy-
ING animals. Is Tor every E1OJ value thereof
P0ET CHARGES.
sydney being q free port there are no charges on shipping
except pi1Lage, Which il IL pr ton inwarIs, and Ill per ton
outwarIs
BaNE RATES OF EXCHANGE AsD DISCOUNT.
Drafts on LousI1u n 90 days sight. 4 per cent. premium
The Banks aE1 sell at an Increased uslnce, allowing t 10 !
per rent. Tor every thirty days
The Banks purchase bills on London At go days sight, with
documents. at Z per cent discount
Rs-srraangs- on English or foreign bills dshOnOred-lO per
cent; on iu-er-cIIJuilI, 5 pr cent
DIsC8U vT.-Ou bills not having mO=c than % days cur
rency. : pcr cent. per anuul. On bills not having more than
10 days currency, q Per cent Per auHuH- Beyond that 4 and
5 per cent
Export duty on Colonial gold, Is 81 per ounce.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.
ARRIVALS.

~ 21-Schr WaioIa, Dudot, from Maui
2G-Brt stmr City Of Melbourne, Granger, 20 days
from sydney, via Auckland, 10 days
22-Am bk Cambridge, Miller, 10 days from Portland, o.
@Z-Schr Nettie Merrill, Quincy from Maui.
&2-Schr Warwick, John Bull, from MOlokaI.
22-Schr Owana, MakanaheIehele, from Maui
Z-SchrJ Jenny, Lambert, from Kauai
E-Schr Mary, Kaai, from Kauai
% Schr Keoni Ana, Rikeke, from Kauai.
zJ-Am Bk Comet, Fuller, Is days from San Francisco
Z-Sehr ManuOkawai, Makahi, from Maai
2J-SIOOp Live Yankee, from Maui
2j-Schr Mary Ellen, Powers, from Maui
2J-Schr Active Melish, from Hawaii
2J-NOT Ger sh r VI Snowman, Atwood, 10 days from
san Francisco
2j-U : : Saginaw, Sicard- IL days from Midway Is
Z6-Schr Hattie, Nika, from Kauai
26-Ams h Sumatra,M Mullen, 10 days from San Francisco.
gG-Schr Eiuau. Wahis, from Maui
z6-Schr Odd Fellow, Marchant, from Hawaii.
2T-Schr Parry Queen, Smith, from Maui
ZI-Schr Wai1Ia, Du1Oit, from Maui
zT-Schr MarHda, Berrill, from Hawaii
ZI-Schr Kitty Cartwright, White, from Kauai.
Z7-Schr Isabella English, from MaTquesas-
5S-Schr Moi Keiki. Nape, from Maui.
2s-Schr Ncttie Merrill, CIUney, from Maui