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A. j. FULLY AND t. H. HIGINBoTHAM VS.

a - AoLHi AMI l. IL 0h-'"oAii w.
their creditors and the creditors Of 4. j. TuIy
Il Co., No. 62l0 Syndic sale at auction of Bills
OF Exchange, Promissory Notes, Book Accounts.
and Lands in the States of Texas, Mississippi
and Arkansas.
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AOO44VN 00AANs
By J. Deian, Jr.
SCHooNERs AIMEE" AND SAMMY AT
AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF BRRNhARD WHITING.
Second District Court-No. &. 62a.
DIV y. DEJIN. JK.. AUO rlONEER-OF
u ice No le3 Gravier street-Wl Ill be sold on MON
DAY. April l5. 1870 at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, at the
head OF the old Basin. by virtue OF order OF the
honorable 10 lis Duvigneaud Judge OF the Second
District Court fer the parish OF Orleans, n o. $3.50
docset Of said court, bearing date AprI :, 1870 for
account of SAID SUCCESSION
Schooner AIMEn Il 20lO0 tons.
Schooner SAMMY "a le-l00 tons.
Terms-Cash N ul,e States noses.
apr z &c lS
SUCCESSION OF BERN hARp WEITING.
CONTENTS OF : WELL ESTABLISHED GRO
Gerry STORE, STOCK. FIXTURES. ETC,
In BLOCK
Second District Coar.-No. 33.5:t.

pY u. DYJAE, JE.. AUCTIONEER-
ID Othce Nc. leg Gravier street, will be sold on
MONDAY April 49, 1870, aJ twelve ociock NJ, a. the
premises, corner Csroudelet walk and Where
street, Second District. by Virtne OF order from
the Hon. LOUIS Uuvigneaud, Judge OF the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans. no. 1885,
docket OF said court. bearing 0ate a pr 5. leIt-
The CONTENTS OF \ WELL ESTABLISHED
GROCERY STORE, stock, fixtures aad good will,
etc, in block
Terms-Oash in United States treasury notes.
apT Il lrse
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INSURANCE SCRIP.
corrAaE OF MELpoMENE STREET, NEAR

KELLER MARKET.
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SUCCESSION OF JULIUS RElSECKEE.
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TWO SHARES o. Id vARIErE ASSOCIATION
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WILLIAM MCGARRY, EXECUTOR, W.
ELIZABETH HOPKINS EFT AL.

Second District Cont for the parish OF Orleans
No. IS. Ais.
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VACANT LOT on CANAL STREET.
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Arrival of ship Gentoo.


By the arrival of the clipper ship Gentoo, last
evening, 101< days from San francisco, we are in
receipt of dates to the Gath nit .,l ..- ia
The High Court of Justice for the trial of Prince
Pierre Bonaparte, was convened at Tours on the
21st ult Several witnesses were examined during
the 2lst and 22d the court room being crowed with
spectators Rochefort was to be examined as wit
ness on the 23d.
1t is reported that the Papal Government has re-
fused the admission of Comte Daru as representa-
tive of France to the Council
The British House of Commons is engaged in the
discussion of the Irish Land Bill and the bill for the
enforcement of the laws in Ireland. Several impor-
tant amendments to the bills have been proposed
From Spain, it is reported that Serrano will ten
der his resignation of the Regency TO the Cortes.
The news from the United States is unimportaut.
There seems to be strong feeling in the Senate
against the ratification Of the San Domingo and St.
Thomas treaties, and there will be a strong and per-
haps successful effort to defeat them. The condition
OF Utah is attracting the attention of Congress.
The Jane a. Fdlkenbery and John HdaeOek had ar
rived at San Francisco. s....g % i7s1s- Z;
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supreme Court-Apru Term.

The Court opened on the 4th inst. The following
cases have been disposed of:
The King u.s. Kailianu-Prisoner charged with
aggravated assault on one Benz. F. Fuller. Verdict
guilty. Prisoner sentenced to imprisonment at
hard labor for the term of six months and to pay
fine of $50 and costs.
Messrs Davis and Mahoe for Prisoner.
The Hinges. Kdleisiapo. Selling spirituous liquors
without license-appeal from the Police Justice of
Honolulu. The Attorney General moved that the
case be continued to next term, and that the Defeu
dant be discharged upon his own recognizance.
Motion granted.
The King rs. Pdke.-Furious and needless driving.
Mr. Dole assigned by the Court to defend the Pris-
oner. Prisoner pleaded guilty. and was sentenced
to pay fine Of SIS aud 81 costs.
The King Ioane.-Prisoner charged with gross
cheat, in pretending be twenty years of age and
making contract to serve as laborer on the Kaa-
laea Plantation for the term of two years, and OBJ
tanning from the agents of said plantation the sum
of $50 Mr. Thompson for Prisoner filed Demurrer
to the Indictment. The Court sustained the De-
murrer so far the point that the Prisoner could
not be held TO answer to an Indictment charging
false pretence to Davies and also false pretence to
Mscfarlane. The Attorney General entered a mol.
pros as to the first count of the Indictment
Opu,,ui ct al u.s. KaluueiakG,ndlii.- case on
motion of counsel struck from the Calendar service
having been made less than twenty days before the
Term
r. E. Wakenan u.s. R. H. .Stanley.-Case struck
from Calendar, service having been made less than
twenty days before the Term.
W. H. Darts u.s. Chas Bre,cer.-Case struck from
Calendar, service having been made less than twen-
" days before the Term.
j. A. Birdiek as. G. Rhodes and Jas. Lemon, Ex-
ecutors Of William Wond, deceased-Case struck
from Calendar, service having been made less than
twenty days before the Term.
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teegraphs that the rumor of the Popes illness is
frmed.
LIVERPOOL, March 17th.-The ship Madge wildfre
from Savannah, February 9Th, arrived at this port
reports that the 18th inst she signalled disabled
Cunarder, brig-rgged steamer she wanted assist
ance. This is unquestionably the missing steamer
Tamanie which has put back to British port she is
expected to arrive of Cape Clear. Ireland. to-day.
PANS, March 17th.-Lo Aarsellaise announce,
thatas all its editors have gone to Tours to be pre-
sent at Prince Bonapares trial. that journal viii be
edited there for time.
Capt Judkins and the Inman Line authorities are
still confident that the missing steamer win come
safely into port Vessels arriving to-day still report
dense fog off the Irish coast with wind from the
northwest
PARIS, March 1sth.-The semi-Oficial journals an
nOunce that owing to disagreement of opinion
among the members at the last meeting of the Cabi
net, the proposed amnesty was abandoned. ~
The Journal FrapeGiss asserts that the Archduke
Albert of Austria Who before his visit to Paris was
opposed the Franco Austrian alliance is now fav-
orabe to the project. ia -. II. 81. ~.
The Opinion National has a remarkable editorial
to-day. 1t demands the withdrawal of the French
troops from Rome, the enunciation of concOrdat,
and the suppression of the budget for public worship
1t declares that should these measure be carried out
nothing will be left in Rome but imbiclity and fraud
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ing been cut aand thrown to him also ~ in plank Il
feet long board assistance the
time The had heavy and oil cloth jacket on
the time besides being ueable swim aud having
eesded getting hold either the plank life buoy he
before the vessel with light wind and strong
westerly could be got round and having boats it
mpossibe him. February llth made JarTes Is
land again bearing West AtIo A. NJ Mr. johnson came
board reporting that the other boat which Mr. Thorn
and the four Haaans had reached the Island In
pung the Island the LIST Of February after having left
the irig shout % minutes they with heavy
and topping and for about hour and half
he could judge they unable gain inch
the Island Just before Mr. Johnsons boat got into
snooth and made the landing Mr. johnson the
other about Is minutes before sundown being the
about quarter Of mile Of his boat Soon after
looking for it again, unable it, Thinking that it
possible that the boat had been capzed but
carried away by the which setting about ",
W kep vessel that FIR days and nights
shortening sail and LAYING the brig abaek during the night
all the time keeping look at the head in hopes
discovering the boat Giving up all hope Of finding the
and becoming convinced that il csszed
;iderp and the whole lost pa; the brig the
f Phoenix IsAhds where arv ed the 18th Of February
Phoenix Island the 18th Tor Enderbury Island
the day and le McKesns Island where We arrived
the 18th len MoKean Island the 2l-t for Bakers Is
land; arrived the 23d len the 25 fer owands Island
arrived the % Left Howandt Island 9th for
hluuriyea the sdinst. q frrs frF=s
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MEMORANDA.

Errur- 90 INA Bzls EssEHaHEHa v--Capt Hickman re-
r-f- In ualuiu- gauus-y l2fh. Is7o fg the guano
Asaia Alret 81 IzrTe- Island January ai the surf
NJ tt uuaa % -sd drifsed sight q the
lsale ~iict maze arzin the Il February. At
$50 a. sI t-f rt pith Mr.. Smart and fsr men
o. 81 A. a. i.s With Mr.. gohnsou aud four men
asa - a. h..h il-ts &C the hfiE. when lnAded
"a ans then shore the brig being
-lui ME- fron the Isiald. thinking they
c l-uc sud ne h-ig before dark Mr. Thomson
- ses4 49, sns Ser Hsrziians being beat and
~ -al-sl- sd fnur The other The boats
rluur hs d--s- kes he bsig making shorf tAeks all
ueh kszE IA 1esi sl1rs sieht Al day light the
I-l-i s r aiuf aliss distant Neither boat coming
q t-r ~ rs 20 and ell dss making short taeks
du-ur art- tndinr the aid make their ag
aue ~ ~ut getting light aud the vessel drifting
q $3.50 hIs hur ma NUrhuurd- Fehrzzry Manuel
las-g 81 ha.rd from the ~ jFboon while loOsng
a. - ~b-1 fzz a. nsdsr tie pei quarter the
4EE &C. a. hsns tie pan tack The vessel
isa-a-y A-usii shs rtuare iArk, life buoy hEy-
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| By the Spanish authorities continue wherever the
Spaniards have foothold.
MADRID, March 1.-The duel between Duke
Montpensier and Prince Henri de Bourbon, has
created intense excitement. 1t was caused by some
insulting letters written by the latter branding Mont
pensier as a conspirator and calling him bloated
French pastry cook. General Alimanor and Cordova
and Colenel soles, acted as seconds for the Duke
and three Republican Deputies to the Cortes per-
formed the same service for de Bourbon. The Prince
won the choice of weapons and ground and
right to the first shot; the distance ten PAGES,
the combatans firing alternately, the weapons were
revolvers. -t.
The first and second shots of the Prince missed;
his third bullet grazed the cheek of the Duke,
ing slig ht wound. Montpensier first shot missed;
the second slightly wounded the Prince the third
proved fatal the ball entering the forehead of the
Prince killing him instantly. The Duke exclaimed:
''My God, what have done ~ and swore to protect
the Princes children.
Montpensier and seconds are in Madrid they
have not been arrested. tf
IT'S said the affair will injure the Dukes chances
for the throne
When the Duke had fired twice the seconds tried
TO effect reconciliation, but the Prince was fero-
eious and refused all offers.
1t is rumored that French intrigue is at the bot.
tom of the duel .fiirr-
MADRID, March 14th.-The funeral of Prince Henri
de Bourbon, killed in a duel by Duke Montpensier,
took place to-day. No public demonstrations.
PARIS, March l4th.-The correspondent of the
London Morning Telegraph says that NJ. Olivier an
nounces, upofhcally, immediate liberalization.
ROME, March 14th.-The Dispatch to-day states
that six hundred and ten votes now certain for
the Papal Infallibility Dogma in the Council.
Rochefort has been taken to Tours as a witness in
the Bonaparte-Noir homicide case. Louis Noir
announces to-day that he has not been admitted as
part eigile against Prince Bonaparte. -ss
LONDON, March 17th.-Mr. Lonlherdi, hook auc-
tioneer, today sold copy of Shakespeare works.
first folio edtion-for ego sterling.
The Post says the false report of the arrival of the
City of Boston originated with the Stock Exchange
of this city, Universal indignation is expressed on
account of the eruelhoax T7s Is hl- f.sif.
LONDON, March 17th.-The Times prints the City
of Boston eanard uncorrected this morning. The
Underwriters have exacted seven guineas premium
on the due steamer Samaria, while the premium
on the City of Boston has again been reduced The
question put by Packington to the House of Com
mons regarding the rumored overlooking of the City
of Boston, has ELECTED refusal from the Board of
Trade reciting extended rules for the loading OF
ships
Monsell, Under Secretary for the Colonies, in re-
ply to question, said he must decline TO express an
opinion at present the trouble in the Red River
District He would say, however, that delegation
had gone from Canada to arrange matters. Farther
he exonerated the Catholic priests from all respon-
sibfity for lawlessness.
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Licenses Expiring in April, 1870.

D ETAIL, 0AHU--Honolulu 5th, VIM. Hall, Be
III Tetania st. LIST. B. F. Ehlers. Fort st. Nc
Innerney, Fort st. Dillingham; Co.. King ST. 9th,
G. Nc Dougal, Fort st. 18th, G. siders Nuuanu ST..
10Th. Mossman Son. Fort ST.; Valley Road, j.
Weik. IIawaii,-W aimea: 18th, C. Motley Kona
Ak, 3Oth Awanahana All Hob, Kailua- Hilo LIST,
]. II. Coney; Sd, Ahlu Co., Laimi. Maui,-La-
haina: 9th, Z. Jones; 10th, W. G.. Needham 30th,
W. K, Brown. Wailuku, 10th. N. Kepoikai Both,
P. Genet, Makawao. Kauai-Wanea Lum Onlong
Co. Moloaa: 14th, c.. Bertemann. NaWiliwili
goth, Akamu. Hanapepe, 22d Cbeum Tim.
WH0LESALB-Ho Honolulu: Let. Dowsett Co.,
Fort St; 18th, II. Hackfeld Co., Queen st.
Is WHOLESALE SPIRITS-Honolulu LIST. Brown
4 Co., King st.
AUCTION = Honolulu 18th, II. Petra, Smith
Lane; 22d. c. S. Barlow 18th, Adams Wilder.
MAui-Haiku 10th. Plantation. MakaEao 18th,
n. T. Sayer, Hama: 10th, Asa Hopu. ,.---
BUTCHER-Honolulu: 18th. W. P. Wood.
SHIPPING-Honolulu W. S. Ho#land.
VICTUALING-Hawaii,H iIo: 9th. Lonoai Z Sc
bastian. Maui-Lahaina: 18th, j. Kuemanu
B0AT-Honolulu: 18th, Maluaiko, No. SO =; Gath,
P. Milton, 81. r ~
INTERIOR OFFICE, LIST April, 1870.
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COMMERCIAL
R0y0LCLU. APRIL 5th. $50.

HlNI u l. AHEaL 18th. 1871.
Tss E--ir.is q vessels from foreign ports. since
or ~ irzue have 5een. ths Jenny Eastman, from
TuEasaua- VA ua-r, . coal seeking market
IN yo--t-ss-za1 stip Antania, from Cronstadt
ta-nd 81 TIE amor the Legal Tender, from Sau
F-.--i-ss. "a 1-ssotnndi-e 90 - c. MeBesn, and
49, F.--.tarlshs T. from the Guan5 Islands
Or aa-sf from san Francisco Up TO the 18th ult
n, lr-,s guosati1r far god i ll2. With the exceI
.ou o. a. usru1os N nAiis and little activity in
-. ~ ua-Est remains the same the last quota
tiurs = tht Erhau Alisl-
Wahsrt 20 note Ia arrival Of a nunbeTof Ebalsrs,
-.-a--s fra MA vi be found usder The proper
ssaziur. Ira r-sa-e1 part Of them are d" lying u
srd -r - -aEinr e soue Irtis recruits. etc There
~ s--s "a a- twelve uhaieshiIs a KaWaihae, wait
5rr fa- r.sta1a-s-Hh-h are scarce The advance in
CrTf-ria hu- s-1rrsd shipment 70 this market just
a a .i.us rssu sisu they were reguirei.-at almost
AZ r-lss-zu5 created Ersai scarcity here.
IVA Hs.sria Pros Current q January last, we
,-r -s1--usts f8- Eu-zrs 8; Abou; SIC. for No Il,
q, =. 5.-i4srss N August and September. Rice, No.
. S. -. =. Iss-
VI. nati-. -iss Joan HHussek and Jane A FAiken-
~ -i-t rs-zsls iesi he-e the 2sth Of February,
,---.s urs- Ca he I6lh Of March Their eargoes Of
rsli -c-. no n mu-h aeuEnd-
rrsu-s informed thsi the Comet viii sail during the
-.sl- -aEirr D rz-Ee q Island produce She viii
60 lae uezs usi-
n. bsu Elblz Alien is expected to sal or
.iiaus AZ lt-h-
TIER ve-t o- three clipper shiPs nearly ready
fa--aa-aus fa- Cana. and one tuo Tor the Guabo
1.-d. riar tae Le-al IendeT ieft but II Is doubt
81 & - hurs u-l-isrraE befgrs de steamer arrives,
ca -i1t lEk i-e-
In t-l- EyzEuiiuz 8. iully due from Victoria, and
aus or 49, luHbe- vessels are also due from Puget
suuHE-
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EIrarrs---hs-s r. decrease Of Lila, 27On Su-
- -C Gss gale N5Iasses. 20 7s0b Coffee. Il ,2ssb
FHH-Hs, 81 .sssn Pulu, and sl25. os9o7 in gross
uliut-
-hs decrease IN the exports q Sugar Is fully &C
ueur.sl Ec-.ty thf bad weather which has prevented
-ht rals,ers from making their regular trips. There
uet-v 1on1 kers q Sugar in the Hio District
urariur stirla-eut. The low price obtained at San
F-aas1a fur iari zurHrs has caused some be held
ru-hs- nan strpei-
M luE T-ius far MoasssF, has caused this article
tu he ll-uust cutHcly kept FROM shipment the same
ay b. said q Gee aud Pau. o. the latter there is
a ia-rt Quurti-y in stare here now
Ths-t an increase q - ssh Paddy 7.5O0B Rice,
qlIs ia-s sat. lre 5bs Beef 5sbbIs Poi 452 bunch
E.saa.s. sssg Gost skins. sss Hides, lOSsb Tai
lu~ Er-
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BY the bark Legal Tender which arrived yesterday
II days from San Francisco we have dates the 18th
and kilograms from the Eastern States and Europe to
the 18th ult. The news is unimpOrtsut. The Los
Angeles gold mines are still the principal theme of ex
element in California.
WASHINGTON, March 17th.--In the Senate several
petitions presented and referred. The bill abol
ishing the frankng privilege vas made a special or
der for Tuesday next.
The resolution for consideration in open session Of
all treaties for acquisition of foreign territory dis
cussed by Pomeroy, Hamlin and Sumner, in opposi-
ton. It referred to the Foreign Relations Com
mittee.
Mr.. Chandler, from the COMMITTEES on Commerce,
matte consular system of the United States and pro-
viding a substitute schedule. 1t abolishes certain
eonsulates and changes the salary of number of the
others Itprovides a Consul-General at London Paris
and Havana with salaries of So 900 and at Calcutta
and Shanghai. 5000 Montreal, 81 900 at Berlin
and Vienna, ss.OOO Alexandria, 500 at Buiruit
So .OO0 It authorizes 40 Consuls for Great Britain
and her colonies at salaries ranging from So GOO
Liverpool, down to 81 500. Among the Consulates
abolished those of Victoria. v. l., Calcutta and
Bombay. Three eonsulates authorized for Russia,
eight for France, nine for SPAIN four for Portugal
three for Belgium, three for Danish Dominions, ten
for the North German Union. The bill provides for
the employment of clerks and interpreters for the va
rous consuates fixes the salaries Of all eousulates
Tho consulate at Yeddo is stricken from the bill.
Those in KAnagawA, Nagasaki. Hakodsdi are trans
ferred to Canton. FoOchOw, 0mer. Hankow and
Tisntsing. The Consulate at Para Brazil is stricken
from the schedule.
MADRID, March 17th.-0wing to the attitude taken
by the Pope, the Government has decided not send
q speeisl envoy to the Ecumencal Council
LONDON, March l7th---A correspondent at Rome,
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By the Jenny Eastman, from Japan, we
are in receipt of Yokohama papers to March
Sd, for which we are indebted to J. NJ Van
Reed Esqr., Hawaiian Consul at Yokohama,
and to our townsman, Mr.. J. A. Messenger,
We notice that on the 9th of March, the body Of
the late Captain f. p. Williams Of the Oneida,
was found. 1t was recovered many miles from
the scene of the disaster. The funeral which
took place on the 9Th of March was attended by
the whole Diplomatic and Consular corps resident
at Yokohama. Japanese officials, the officers and
seamen of the American, British Russian and
French vessels ia port, besides nearly all of the
foreign residents Of Yokohama. 1-'s.. arf-.-
The japanese government have deported some
1900 native christians from the Nagasaki district
1t is supposed that they have been distributed in
different parts of the Empire and will no doubt be
severely dealt with. Sir Harry Parkes, the Brit
ish Minister, had used every persuasion to induce
the authorities to permit the christians 10 live in
quiet, with no result in their favor except vague
promise that they should be leniently dealt with
1t is rumored among the native population Of
Yedo and Yokohama. that Prince Mito, pow
erful Daimo. is in rebellion against the govern
ment of the Mikado having declared against the
policy of the government IN its intercourse with
foreigners. Prince Mito is one Of the Princes
who visited the United States and Europe, and Il
is hardly possible that he should be so inimical
to foreigners as to demand their expulsion. from
Japan. The true reason Of the difficulty is, prob
ably, that Mito was one of the number who re-
fused to surrender their territory. to the existing
government, and it is probable that they intend
To cnerce him IN do 50
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PORT or HONOLULU.

ARRIVED.
karlE Ea-sttr Active IN HaunH
An hE Elhan Aleli snow. Is days I'm San Fran
sE- Ian SO sssg E.stH.n. GriehsT . days I'm Yoke
hara
e-AH ~ IA EuHy N1sssn, Dexter fn Cruise with
= tils ID Oh
sctT Nc-tf Na-TlE. fm Maui
ler sllr srf1ri1. lll dsys I'm Croustsdt
E-liau hrlr knl-h.rnela Y. Hickman, 81 DAYS I'm
Hlrluuls Island
.chr EsrF Flea. On Maui
s-s1tr Eurr Quetu I'm Maui
a--1lr NlnrIlda. uauaI
An - L-1al Isriel. n dsrs I'm san Francisco.
Ar - ieutaa leiz GAYS im san Francisco.
Es--t zs-Au "a ss-sh- snou, e Phoenix L.
s-1r Efilu fauuE fr kauEi-
Sdtr NJ keisl fr Nsui.
schr hauasie g. Cruise
1aurr g. Knuzi-
- ~ $500 kells. for Cruise.
Ar sahr Naseir 1ainsia1 Brennan, for san Fran
Ar l-S-ar A1-irt r. HGvaii-
--sctr fo-uele Cor Maui
colr EcA it0g f.r kr.ilau-
siaT Llsr faakes fl- kooiau-
An 81 lt EurlTc MeIlen. for Cruise
An ~ "a lsll luulznines. Halsey. 10 Cruise.
-sdr NsruE Nerriil fur Maui
>clr Ms-E flsn, i1r eaui
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PASSENGERS.

Fruu 50 Errucs1l r Erhzu Aiisa, March SD Hemp
szs-E ~ N 5la=sal- Ms johnson Capt Grsy. II
Eatuuss Er clsua-rts Mr. Hawkes II Merrill Mrs Wohe-
f.itt rhla-s1- NJ Lloyd. Ahon A silva
F-uu Eataaaras ~ Jenny Esstza- April l-c Cooper,
g Szteuas- 4 y RzulIidrs.
Fruu Hzte-s L. ~ Ksua-h.uehA Y, April A-w L R
5aAu-a-- o-Ia HeuT-ie.i Capt Fcy h A Kinney, "
49, 2 us-irs isf.-r-s
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THUNDER SToRN-0n Monday night occurred the
first thunder storm that has been experienced in
Honolulu for many months 1t was accompanied
by heavy rains, particularly the mountains back
Of the town, causing unusual -freshet ia the
streams for these dry times 2 - - sa -
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ST. PATRIcK's day celebrated by the sons Of
Erin with unusual feryency. not only in Ireland but
throughout the United States; and what by some
may be considered somewhat strange, the day was
uniIormly eeebrated in a very orderly manner.
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Administrators Notice.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
n of JOHN WEINBERG, deceased, are hereby
requested to make immediate payment to the Under
signediand all persons i'm possession of property be-
longing to the said Estate notified to account for
the same without delay All claims against the Es-
tate must be presented within six months from this
date, otherwise they will be forever barred
GEORGE WILLIAMS,
Administrator.
Honolulu, April 9th, Is7O.-l2-5t