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HOlEL LUISA De NOELL.
A3 y 70 2as yiyieane 43 49,
PARIS.

E$ta hotcl, gisaaGo entire Ia Bolsa ell
Boulevard de M2ntlnaf4Ts, Qcups el parage
mas e5atrioo J harnoso De Paris. Las me-
joras ,s.EfG 34eidas fa2ie atelnonte ca el; las
como 1a'es Gus o{recen su'. murhas y
amuetlg3as 10 2,Eacionea, ~ 9eryico COM
y esto e is3us eapo6ol5s y extrangeros
bic o7efafes, %on otfas muchas y muy
aprocia bt4s circuastzneiss, hac,n que este
hotel Sc eI0aantr hoy i Ia slsura de los
meiores la an e.aaa 20 2S
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AL p1blico.

Habiendo dispuesto mi Wage la Peninsula cast
repentmamente, no me ha sido possible despedrme
lie mis- numerosos amigos, y tengO que verifcarlo
por medic de este anuncio
Dejo mis- intereses todos mis- asuntos en- COM
Ploto oten; perO 81 alguna persona creyese tener
derecho 4 hacer1ne reclamaciOnes de cualQuier es-
pecie, puede acudir mi apoderado general D. Ra-
mon Irgo, blen cOnOcido Gu esta Capital.
Puerto-Rco 81 dc JUNO de 1871-Francisco Xa.
vier de OteyZa.
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ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
Para CddI Y Barcelona SaIdra del Is al 70

del cOrriente, el velerO bergantin goleta espanOl
VIJILANTE captain d. Juan Tarinos admite
carga tete pasageros para ambos puntOs
Iupondran conSig gnatariOs POlavieja V comp.
San Francisco nlimero 3
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Ell areftado
Sra
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Ferreter1a.

Serealizan una partida de machetes de doble per-
rlllO, q l9rs. docena, machetes morunos con cabe
de madeira 4 Is rs. con cabO de hasta q 20 reales
docena y s: 1tros muchos artfeuios precios suma-
surtido. La vIzqAINtA do %, Pablo Ilharri- Inn
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DE VIENNA.

En- el almacen de D. Pedro Arana se aoaha de re-
cibir una partida de aYena que se detalla precio
m0dico,
lgualinente SO ha recibido una gran partida de
huacales dc loza de todas classes que SO venderan
haratos San JustO Ii Is Marina, allnacen al La
do de los SrS. Iriarte He de Caracena ca s
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VIS0,

la socielad mercantil que giraba en- esta plaza
hajo la razon de MARIANI y ALCAIDE, ha sido
disaeta on esta fecha, quedando su liquidation 4
mslnos negocios que la antigua bajO sr soia fir
ma.
Arroyo Julio IL de 1871 Mariani y Alcai6e. 3 s.
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NOTAS 20 de cada hb ugad
Haoan que ha de conduci Ia correspondence
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GRAN BARATO.

Para alo 1cn sol
RI NM MOP 4 T|7l -
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CUBA BSPANOLA.

Sc ha recibdo el primer n,imero de este peri6dico
Sc atlnlite suscricion en- la Imprenta del "BOLE-
TIM, q los pTecios siguientes:
Capital: ullaIlo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 Is
8 Semtstre. tre........ g !"
trilnoStre. ................ so
Ell Agente Pedro sayans.
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FROM Saw FRANcIscO-Per u. C. Murray. June 81 800
q SKIS Flour. SC hf SKIS Flour 10 BOHes & Co; ~ or SKIS Flour
~ III SKIS Flour 10 Henry May II c. Drugs. s bxs Sundries,
4 At Tongues and Sounds, / kg Pickles 10 Geo T. Mclean; 5
ptss Hardware, So kgs Nails, so Doors. I6 pkgs sash 10
levers AZ Dickson 20 cs Wine TO C Rhodes Is cs Clocks to
r r Adams 2cs Ruling Machinery TO X Newcemb; 20 or
sAs Flour, , tins soda Crackers. . cs Pilot Bread, 10 SKIS Pota-
f-s, ! cs Cheese, I case Smoked Beef S hf bbls Beef l sack
hans, 2 sacks Bacon, l Dbl Glass Gobes, ] bx TaiIors' Chalk.
g wine, 1 dem1ohn Whisky. 1 pkg Lace. 9 Toy Wheel
= rows pkg Ladies Shoes, ! kg Sausage Skins, II cs Can
o. j case Currant Jelly, l case Oysters, / case Salmon. Q hi
bs Raisins, ? bs Crackers, 1 case Sweet Marjoram, / bag
Cocoa shell, kg Tongues, l dozen Shirts, 1 pkg Sarsaparila,
Eltndise 70 A Pierce 81 90; 23 SKIS Bran. 200 or SKIS
-Four, 80 bxs Raisins, 50 tins Cakes, 10 cs Pilot Bread, / bale
Hops - Pkgs Tea TO II E Mcintyre d Bro; 1000 bndls Bar
shocks. 90 bbls Heads 10 II Hackfetd q Co; Is bxs Tea. 9
bndls Wood 10 Chulan Bros; $500 Fence Posts, 259 bndls
shinsssr 1000 Bricks. $ tons Ice, ESQ bales Hay, $50 bbIs
Inc: case Hooks and Thimbles. y sacks Oil Cake Neal, 1
shade, 8 gals Whiskey, 1 Book, 2 Hawaiian Ensigns. / bx
tAnts- / case Mustard Seed Oil TO Walker & Allen 2 pkgs
Aarble, pkg Merchandise to Order.
RON AUCKLAND AND OTHER New ZEALAND PoHTs-
tef Nevada June 9Th =-l2 ks Butter 10 I c Heuck 81
cas- Potatoes, 10 kgs Butter. s cs Cheese. / case Bacon 70
oder 8 c. Cheese TO J ; White . kgs Butter to Z P
Ad-msi Us coils COrdage, 81 bndIs Mating, 3 bales Paper. 1
ca Hardware, IS es Biscuit, 20 tins Biscuit, 21 sks Potatoes
O. Z Macarfane-
4 raHsirE for San FJazeiseo-s bales Flax. s Sheep. 2
r = Plants and Seeds, 2 hhds Ale 222 = Gum- 1 br QuaT,z
81 ciniens, l bx Iron sand.
RON SAY FRANcIsco-Per Moses Taylor. june 9th so
g Tread, Z cs Merchandise, 5 cs Candy, i case Iron Crank.
9 q Wine, 10 qr SKIS Flour, . cs Marble, 20 pk1s Furniture.
. 3 Plants, 2 es Bitters, l bale Fish. I Roll Merchandise, 1
Olive Oil, es Clothing, 2 pkgs Books and Pictures. 2 cs
3 acco, i bale Shawls, 3 bales Clothing, 4 cs Dry Goods. l
G Glass, 81 pkgs Provisions, s PkEs Personal Effects. so or I
Flour. 8 Pkgs Leather, o bndls ~Saddlery, 46s or SKIS Flour,
% : Seeds, l Dbl Red Wine, 4 pkgs Fish, 90 or SKIS Flour, 8 |
Stationery, IL bars Iron, 5 csks Wine, 6 pkgs Express
ter, II pkgs Stationery, 90 or SKIS Flour, 200 pkgs IN
bel ;lhad Merchandise |
e bdnsifH for NeIC Zealand and AuSfraKfa-5O TASKS
tlcksilver, 8 pkgs Straw Hats. p SKIS Broom Corn. 2 bxs
: ing Machines, 1 pkg Merchandise
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msptain that he makes far too much. And it is
eviRnt to me that the merchants communication in
the 1s1ttr ofagents AMI markets may be very sen
sibly imrpved
dsaler here 10 act up6a tsls, principle I once read
of IS practiced % ne Boston hotel pop9r'etc=@ Who
eha.as 80 much I a room that you have no money
asest N q breakfast. Is it equitable that the
elnuiQyers Vi iaAer should have 10 pay high wages
and Il he sane ne high prices, ana be inpover-
ished to the ACCOMPLISHMENT OF the merchant Let
than meet dull imes, and . scarcity Of money in a
liberal spzrit, and BY a corresponding srednction IN
prices. Why should they claim all the cakes and
ale? And let them bear in mind that old, well-worn
none the less sensible maxim, Live and let
I am, sir, yours respectfully.
HonoluIu June 9Th 1871. Res PUBLICA.
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led law. With a clear, searching ana logical
intellect, and being a master Of rhetoric ne afoNe
rapidly in his new profession. Re acquired gre1
reputation as a criminal lawyer, and particularly
distinguished himself in the defence Of the Hos.
Charles S. Yancey for the killing OF hopoEIs q
Springfield, Illinois, and az ia defenes OF Staf-i
Watre. a Cherokee Chief, for the mar5er Of kids
His speech in defence of Watre, would have done
honor to Sergeant S. Prentiss in his best days.
Although his professional and political prospects
were brilliant in Arkansas, for some unknown
cause, about the year 1S43, he migrated to Texas
He was on the Sabine, in Galveston and other
points. He became an author and wrote several
works under the name OF Summer6eld, containing
brilliant evidences of genius. Among these
works is one | recollect reading with most thrill
ing interest,-''T The Desperadoes OF the West,
because I was familiar with the scenes and incl
dents SO graphically described by the author.
The last l heard of him he was appointed Judge
for the Brownsville District on the Rio Grande,
but [ have lost sight of him for the last twenty
years.
"On reading the account of Leonidas Parker, in
the Weekly Union of the Goth of May, l was SO
forcibly struck with the resemblance of Gregory
Summerfeld to Alfred W. Arlington, that l was
irresistibly led to the conclusion that they were
one and the same person.
THAT he made a discovery of the great secret is
reasonable to conclude, for the object of his life
appeared to be to discover something that would
exceed that of the Geographic wire and all pre-
vious discoveries"
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FROM SAN FRANcIsco-Per Moses Taylor, June 6th-H
Richards. Z Vivian, J VI BrentnulL, J G Glade and wife. capt
I'D Wakemsn, G 4 Williams and boy, ) b Dole, J w hiaweh-
J ii Cary. Mrs Holland, and 9 others an the stee9age' IN
fTGHsitu JOr NeU Zealand and AustTGiG-G Iioppen, J
II Paine ] Mckenzie and wife. Miss Edith Mckenzie, Miss
Alice Mckenzie aud servant, J Schonins, \ shraaer, ID n
Arid, ] Roberts, ID Fulton and wife, & NJ MackintoSa, and 1
others-39.
FoR SAN FRANcIsco-Per Comet, June TN q Stevens,
wife and 3 children. VIM Mann. F ID Ring, Isabella Pitts, Lo-
reno Joseph, Miss Jno Gedge, Mrs Wood, Miss Wood-12.
For AUcKLAND-Per Nevada, June 7th-A Fourcade, J
Mammen, II Richards, f Vivian, NJ Lahouzey, and Is in tran
stu from San FranciscO-23.
FoR HosGKoNG-Per Delta, June 7th-wong Young-1.
For GUAxo IsLANDs-Per Siam, June sth-Jas Z Weaver,
5 native hbOrers-6.
For VICTORIA, Il. C-Per Camden. June Sth-Apon-1.
For SAN FRAScIsCo-Per Moses Taylor, June SIh-Col W
F Allen and wife, Hon Chas r Bishop and wife. DIR II Wet
more, wife and , children, X Macleay. Jas Campbell. Miss
SCHROEDER, Mrs BarrOws, f Richardson, II l. Chase, ID e. Wa
terman. C Isenberg, G l. Speares, c A Keller, A BriIeI, J w
Kidwel. III Whitaker. III Merruburg, All On, Louis Pena, and
20 in transitu from New Zealand "a.
From WISDwARD PoRTs-Per Kilauea, June 1O-D ID
Baldwin. Rev ) F Bishop, ID X Vida, T E Cook, T Lack and
wife, and 4 on deck.
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rn1n~ mHE @ ISL.

hGL9
,.nsactfons Of importance TO note in basiness
-f,c,ss The credit sale by auction at BauOW's on Thursday
and today was not very fully attended, and prices realized
we're merely nominal it will be continued to-horroW'
The foreign arrivals since our last report have been-June
sd-Am bk ID. C.. Murray, with passengers and merchandise
n Walker q Allen; 5th-stmr ReUdda, from Auckland' Win
en-, and merchandise 20 n. Hackfeh q Co; 6th-stmr
Moses Tqglsr. from san Francisco, with passengers and nler-
hands. 10 II. Hackfrld d Cs.i 5tA-Ameucan VIII bk
frassonks, from New Bedford The departures were-June
-th-bk COsef, for san Fraueiscoi stmr HeUadd' ir Ne"
zealaud; Gth-wh bk Ig1sAoass, to cruise eth-stmr
to,,s Tavlor. q. san Francisco and bk Camden, for Victoria
We notice advertisement Of an extensive credit sale Of China
roods for Friday next. by Adams.
AUCKLAND, May 10Th, 1871.
sUaAR-A large quantity has been imported from Mel
.ourne and sydney. but not sufficient TO make any impression
n the market A. before stated, we allowed the stocks to run
D low that nothing bat a direct cargo viii have any Influence
-ugars are staI scarce. but. as always will be the case in
uckland, they command no bitter values We are very
.ruch surprised a. the Honolulu shippers susPending ihelr con-
gnments they were glad Of this market last year, and may
= 80 again b1t If they lose the run Of the qualities beginning
D meet with approval, there VIII be the same diIicui'y y
sung them into consumption again ComPanys lC. +td NJ
auritiHs; first white, 4id ID Mauritias, fine yellow crystals,
cance1 81 to SID ID all in bond.
The steamer City Of Melbourne was advertised to leaye
IN Francisco June Goth. /
At Liverpool, May 1t, ship EreeLsioT, loading for Hon4
la. n
Arrived at Victoria, Y. L, May 10Th, brig Byzantium, CAN
JAN, from Honolulu.
NEW YORK, May 23d, 1871.
The price of God in New York opened to-day At lila, clos
at 1I1s at 3 P NJ Sterling, IOlDI05 p. N. 5. 5. Co, 4s4;
Quicksilver, I2i u 5 5-2Os. I11sD1I23 do. in London 9Os;
egaI Tender here Is 9Oi 9eCl. The price Of Gold in New York
ling IIl mikes the price OF Legal Tender 50 So.
HrDEs-Quiet but firm Dry, 22IG23 cts Sailed, Ito
a cts.
oL-spem-ouiet, SIPS; winter BIeached, sL4OGs14s;
hale, good demand at lower rates, 54G6S cts; Winter
8 leached, 7OG72 cts.
wooL-Demand fair. Spring. fine, 3IG3s cts bury 270
81 cts ; pulled, 35Oi3 cts. Fall, California, 2703I cts do,
r Iuy, 27G24 cts 2 b.
Wool j. quiet for want Of stock. There is considerable en-
, Iry for desirable parcels Of foreign, and prices are steady
nd firm. At Boston Australian wool is selling at 4sD5Oc.
ihs $1,000 fbs, part at soc. private. Best lots held at SIC.
he quality is very superior, and compares with PennsyI-
MA Ohio Woods are 5DlOc. cheaper, and their condition
excellent.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, II. I.
ARRIVALS.

e 3-Schr Hattie, KaIe, from Maui.
3-Schr ManuOkawsi. Thompson from Maui
3-Schr Odd Fellow, Makahi, from Hawaii.
3-Schr keoni Ana, from Kauai.
Sam bk ID e Murray, p p Shepherd, Is days from
san Francisco.
4-Schr Kate Lee, West. from Hawaii.
4-Schr Prince, Hatfield, from Hawaii.
4-Schr Pauahi, BaIlastier, from MOIOkai-
4Schr Nettie Merrill, Crane, from Maui.
4-schr Waiola, Adams, from Maui.
5-Am stmr Nevada, J II Blethen, 10 days from
Auckland
Sam VIII bk Awashonks, A Norton, I months out
from New Bedford, % bbls sperm.
5-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, from Kauai.
6-SchT HOkulele, Booth, from Maui.
6-Schr Warwick. John Bull. from MolOkai-
6-Am stmr Noses Taylor, n T Bennett, Is days from
san Francisco.
Sam bk Clara R suti, VIM sadler, Il days from
san Francisco.
S-Schr Moi Reiki, Green, from Maui
9-Schr Mary Ellen, Davis, from Maui.
9-Schr ManuOkawai, Thompson. from Maui.
1O-Stmr Kiauea, McGregor, from Windward Ports.
1O-Schr Ka Moi, Weatherbie, from Maui.
1O-Sch Mary, keoki, from Kauai.
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MEMORANDA.

U 5, " u. q Australian Co.'S mail s. S. Moses Taylor, N.
U Bennett, Commander, left San Francisco on the 9th ut. at
On When about four hours from heads. during the First
a ssistant Engineers watch, a sad accident occurred in the fire
ON by the collapse Of he Of starbOard boiler. The hot wa
and steam escaping, rushed upon the doomed men, killing
f II and fatally scaIding the First Assistant Engineer and a
tter tender, both Of whom survived a few hours only, al
1ugh receiving all possible attention from Surgeon Wood
b dge- At : +. VI had steam up again, and Chief Engineer
W hiting's report being favorable, Captain Bennett decided to
p the ship on her course for Honolulu At 4 A. NJ. on the
h buried the six BODIES at sea, the Purser reading the burial
vice and a prayer May 26th, lat. 34o 49, N, long. 124o
saw a schooner steering north June list saw a bark LAT.
long. 142o steering west. First two or three DAYS had
-roug southwest winds, since which had pleasant weather
IA trade winds Arrived at Honolulu June 9th at IL A. NJ,
D. days and % hours from san Francisco.
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The Moses TAYLOR,

Various rumors have been in circulation in
the community respecting the disastrous accident
on board the above named steamship during the
passage, and the following from Capt. Wake
man, general superintendent of the line. will be
satisfactory The statement by the Gazette of
last Wednesday, that /" nothing was done to her
boilers. which had been in use for some time
and which were considered to be in good condi-
ton" while unfounded in truth, appears to
have been published for the direct purpose of
giving an impressione of the existence of culnabla
carelessness on the part of the owner and agents
OF tie ship. 1t is however well known that no
steamer is allowed to proceed to sea from San
Francisco without a previous examination and
from the United States Inspector.
HONOLULU, June 9, 1871.
To the Editor OF the Pacific Commercial Advertiser.
DEAR SIR In answer to your INQUIRIES REGARDING
the recent accident which occurred to one Of tbs
boilers on board the s. s.. Moses Tauior. I will
state to you, that about the 18th of Nav. the shin
was put in complete condition for sea. her boilars
having been tested and Thoroughly inspected nv the
United States Inspector She sailed on the 9th of
May, and owing to the neglect of one of the 6re,non
IN duty at the time, one of the hues collansed a hole
icing made of about 6 inches diameter in the middle
f a sheet of iron. The whole sheet was removed here
md replaced by a new one, in a most efficient and
manner, by Mr.. Young and his chief
'oiler maker, and before the departure both boilers
we're thoroughly inspected by them, who gave a GER
lhcate, and to allay all fears of the possibility of an
ccldent occurring during the return trip to California.
ne was limited to seven pounds of steam.
respectfully yours, E. WAKEMAN.
@ Gent. Superintendent.
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DEPARTURES

2 3-Schr Jenny, Lambert, for Kauai.
3-Schr ManuOkawai, Thompson, for Maui.
1Schr Mary Ellen. Davis, for Maui.
3-Schr Moi Keiki, Green, for Maui.
3-Schr Annie, Nika, for Hawaii.
5-Schr Hattie, Kale. for Maui.
5-Schr Active, MelIish, for Hawaii.
5-Schr Pauahi, Ballastier, for MOIokai.
5-SchT IA Moi, WeatheTbie, for Maui.
5-SChr KeOni Ana, for Kauai.
5-Stmr kilauea, McGregOr, for Maui and Hawaii.
6-Schr Odd Fellow. Makahi, for Hawaii.
Gam VIII bk AwashOnks, Norton. 10 cruise.
7-Schr Prince. Hatfield, for Hawaii.
7-Schr Kate Lee, West, for Hawaii.
7-Schr Warwick, John Bull, for MOlOkai.
1-schr Fairy Queen, kaaina, for Kauai.
Am stmr Nevada, BIethen, for Auckland.
Am bk Comet, Fuller, for San Francisco.
Brit bk Delta, Lynch, for Hongkong.
S-Bnts ship siam, Kindrick, for Jarvis Island.
S-Am bk Camden, Robinson, for Victoria.
S-Schr Kinau, Nahie, for Maui.
9-Schr Moi Keiki. Green, for Maui.
y-Schr Nettie Merrill. Crane. for Maui.
S-Schr HOkuele, Booth. for MOlokai.
9-Am stmr Moses Taylor, Bennett, for San Francisco
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Publishers Notice.

We would call attention to the COM
mencement of Vol. XVI of the PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, on July list.
The subscription price is $500 per annum.
If paid for in advance, i. e., on or before
the 18th of July for the Island of Oahu, and
on or before the 31st of July for the other
islands, $500.
BLACK & AULD,
Publishers and Proprietors.
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V,EARs, COLORED PLATES, a "

COLORED PLATES, a "
II or AkT.
Tbompsons's Poems, large edition. colored illust1
Poems OF Burns, Thompson, Pope, Moore, Mil
Beatue and Goldsmith, Morocco bound, iyO1
gilt. separate volumes.
Poems 81 Wordsworth, Lsngfellow, and Others, cd
Illustrated Ditties OF Olden Time,
Gallery Of British Artists, Casquet Of Gems, Lynd
West and C~onDamara, Sketches VI London Life,
The Black Angel, stanleys Of KDowslfy,
Chrysal, Our Children novel, illustrated,
Robinson Crusoe, Life In Heaven,
Meet for Heaven, Famous Girls, Little Princess,
Life Thoughts, Beecher,
Authors Of England, Smart Sayings,
Helen and Oign, Songs Of God and Nature,
Omens and Expectations.
Old Town, Where do we Get Il,
DR.. Watts Songs. Familiar Fables.
Circle o. the Year, Birthday Book,
A Lies Motto, Chren. Of Ethelned.
Martyr Missionary. Invention aud Discovery,
Lessons at Home. Babes In the Wood, Puss la Bod
Little Bird Ned, Life OF a Dog.
Ministering Men, MInisteriBg Women,
Scottish Chiefs, Celebrated Women.
Notable Women, Clara Melville,
Men Of Deeds and Daring, Valerie Ayimer,
3 Amy Wilton. Puck,
Heroine CT Missionary Enterprise,
Women OF the Reformation,
Wonders, Events and Discoveries,
Chips, Waits and Btrsys, Bible Pictures and st0riI
Ruins Of Bible Lands,
Dick Onslow among the Indians,
Deans g Only a PiD,n = Persevere and Prosper III
Roddie,1 " Footsteps for Little Feet" aud
Wink's and McPhun's Cblldren's Series.
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WE HAVE on several occasions strongly urged
the Importance of the establishment of a Chamber
Of Commerce at Honolulu, and poinsed out the
many advantages that would result in various
ways to the merchants, the planters and business
men by such an Institution. The increase OF
trade and the frequency of communication with
all parts of the world, resulting from the steam
ship, railway and telegraphic facilities OF the
age, the advantages of which we are beginning
to feel, more forcibly than ever brings up the
subject of the necessity of such an organization.
We hear that the subject is strongly talked OF IN
influential circles, and only requires the initia-
tive, to be Immediately acted on. We need only
~reiterate here a proposition that has been pre-
viously urged by this journal, and which recon-
menGs itself to the appreciation of all, i. E., that
the Chamber of Commerce, to fulfill the require
ments of similar bodies III the mercantile COM
munities of the world, must be composed exclu-
siyely of merchants, and men directly interested
in the trade, agriculture and commerce OF the
islands.
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M mbers of the Epsilon Zefn
Society, win assemble at their usual place of meeting, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, at Seven O'clock, P. NJ.
my20 At Per Order of the F. F. I.
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Frederick William is not paid as well as his
%nPighbor over in Austria, but manages TO keep up
appearances on $4,000, 900 a year, or $S,2l0 per
daY.
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PASSENGERS.

ON sAS fsANcIsco-Per d C. Murray, June ad-Mrs ]
- carter Miss NJ Carter, Afai, Atchoi-5.
IsoN NEW ZEALAND PoRTs-Per Nevada. lime 9Th NJ,
STzaosn, Miss Cleghorn, Mr. Stevens, wife and 3 children.
% Hiss wood, W J Poole, and 20 in transitu for San
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SPENcER-At Warwick, R. l. April 22d, Mrs. Lucy A,
wife of Captain Joseph Spencer, and mother of our fellow Ha-
waiian residents, Messrs. Thomas, obed, Rhodes, Joseph and
Charles ~. spencer.-aged 70 wears.