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New Orleans.

NRw ORLEANS, April 10.-Sugar-DuTl.
common exc; fair nc; prime to chOice *
aSHc. MolaSSes-Dull and unchanged.
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TaE export OF American cottons con.
Iinues, aud amounts to about 100000 in
value per week.
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PITTSBURGH, April 1O.-PetrOleum-
Quiet; crude So 15a2 l71fat ParkeIT re.
fined 14%al4hc, Philadelphia delivery.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEaRAPR.
New York aIoney ana Stocl,s. q

NEW YORK, April 1o.-MoSEY-ln5 per r
cent. Prime mercantile paper 6a6 per
cent. Custom receipts $50l, 900. The As.
sistant Treasurer dlsbursed $4,000. Clear.
ings, $2s,0O0,00O. Sterling 4.s7 I1a4.SoN.
GoLD-opened and closed Mt lis, with
sales during the interim at ll3A. Garry.
Ing rates la4 per cent. Loans were made
flat.
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EOa 2 and . Daily. No 0 Daily .AttI sunday.
East bound uSins MAKE oolIseugns Al saiul-tFe
Al Warrington City, Tor all points south.
WeslbOund triLnI make direct connection ior III
P0lnh West and Northwest
Pullman Palace Can On al night trAinA
Sleeping car On No. from Wheeling 70 Chicago.
WHALING, PITIsa AND BALI. DIVISION.
wheeling daily sWAShlngt0n, Pa.
..........166R 0. m daily at.........6i0 q. m,
sWheellng daily sRRShlngton, Pa.
at."-..:...:.-4:26p. m. daily at.--....lE26 p. N.
Except Sunday, "EKUepL sunday.
Tickets to all principal points can DO procured d
the Ticket ofice al tho Depot.
1hUH. r SHARP,
Muster Of TAIispOrtatioll
2. Z. DEvRlRs, General Agent, Wheeling
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go delicate that an initnt can digest IT, Put
mn In the most Clearly manner, In One and Hall
Found Boxes. Ask your grocer iorit and ny It.
No, s UNION STREET, PIT TsBuRGH, Pa
Between Filth avenue and Market House
mr9i.eod JIM. McCREERY, Proprietor.
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oTREEr CAR ADVERTISING.

The Citizens Railway Company areready
to contract for one ormorc years exclusive
right to advertise In and on their cars
Apply at The Office of the Company, No.
1903 Markets., mrlb
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Accommodation Tfain leayes Beliaire at Az Pm
and arrives at Steubenyille At COS p. N.
Special accommodation trains leave Bellalre At
g60 A.M.and 1850 r. ~; Bridgeport Its05 AN and
Los =. NJ; arrive al Martins Ferry 1915 AN. ard
lis p. N. Returning leave Martina Ferry At iiis0
P. NJ; arrive at Bellaire NJ il;65 ~. and ssS r. T.
Tickets to all principal points In the East and
West can 10 procured at the Union Ticket Once,
M'Lute HouSe, and At tho station at bridgeport.
+. r. MYEkS,
no27 General Passenger and Ticket Asen,
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Nos. IN and 10 ruh Daily to aud nun Cincln-
natl. all Other tralnS Daily, except Sunday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-06-10

OUR ERRATIC and shOrt-sighted ~neighbor Of
the Gazette is out this week with a rabid
article ON " The Chinese Question, - in which he
most effectually commits himself to a policy
(of which, happily. he is the only advocate in
the country Of making these fair isles an
appanage Of the celestial Empire, by encoura-
ging the speedy and abundant Importation of
Chinese coolies. We fear that we shall some
day find him 90 squealing'' on the other side Of
this question. He accuses us of desiring TO
: curry favor with our mechanics by slandering
and v~illifying the Chinese With whom is the
Gazette endeavoring to " curry favor? There
was not a word of SANDER, but simply an array
of well-knOwn, sad and sober truths, in our
article of the 9th ult.-after a fortnight's
cogitation upon which the Gazette has now
attempted an answer. In the assertion that the
low Chinese have not been pre-eminently active
in introducing habits conducive Of social and
physical ruin among the women of Hawaii, . the
writer merely exposes either his inexcusable
ignorance, or a wilful desire to prevert the truth.
1.-The Chinese, as a race, have vastly more
correct ideas on the subject of virtue than the
Hawaiians." This is simply a base libel on the
Hawaiians, uttered by one of their own country
men. The revelations of the doings in Chinese
restaurants and opium dens in Honolulu; and of
the Chinese pedlars that swarm the country
districts, give the lie to this statement. Ask the
police. 1t is a well-known fact that one may
buy a girl outright from her parents almost
anywhere in China for twenty-five dollars. The
climax of insolent ~aippancy is reached in the
paragraph in which we, and all others equally
g Ignorant and prejudiced,' - are invited by the
editor to seek homes in other lands. and to leave
this country to the occupancy of his beloved
Chinese! But talk is wasted upon such a fatuous
opponent.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOcrtiscr
SAIJRUA J. J
VOLUME *.

With the issue for July LIST, commences
Volume Twenty-one of the PACIFIC Com
NERCLAL ADVERTISER, and the occasion
will afford an appropriate opportunity for
those who nave not heretofore become SUBJ
scribers to do 80, and for those whose
subscriptions expire at that date to renew
them, by the payment Of Five Dollars in
advance. The system of payment in adj
vance, it will be apparent, is much the
best for patrons a. we'll as for the printer.
Besides the saving of a dollar, there can
not but be a feeling of satisfaction in the
reflection that ones paper is paid for "a
year ahead, instead of being called OH by
and bye to pay Six Dollars for an enjoy
ment that has passed and on the other
hand it is hardly fair to compel the prin-
ter to wait a year for the small sum
which he demands for fifty-two issues,
besides keeping your account
With the brighter prospect before the
country which Reciprocity assures, we
appeal with confidence to the public for
a renewal and an increase of that support
which the ADVERTISER has enjoyed in
the past, p~ledging, on our part, that no
effort shall be spared to make it a well
come visitor to every household through
out the land-our aim, the advancement
of the best interests of the whole country.
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important q subject among really civilized people,
how much more ignorant must the iJwaiian be
of the subject, when not 5 book 1r pamphlet in
his gwa tongue has ever been written 10 e.ucidatc
1t. The comparison becomes stronger, when we
know that thousands Of works are yearly issued
throughout the ciS .lized world to enliShten the
people upon this subject. We hope the time
will come, and that at 10 very distant period,
when our legislators viii become apprised Jf the
significance of a fac; in regard to their own race.
which is now We'll known as such, to thinking
foreigners Of the community, viz. that they are
dying chiefly Of a preventible, as also, a durable
disease. Being once thoroughly appEised of such
2 fact, it is scarcely TO be doubted that efforts
would be made at more intelligent legislation.
The indications IN the case certainly are, to
educate Hawaiians as to the nature and cause Of
the malady which is most largely accountable
for the decrease Of their race and then TO
educate them in other matters, second only to
this in Importance, and Of which they are most
lamentably ignorant. Such subjects as have 4
tendency not only to emancipate them from the
thraldom of their present superstitions, but to
teach them at the same time the more intimate
relations of cause and effect as applied to the
philosophy of life.
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. G NJ III &
FRIDtr. LIVE Q. 1s-s

FRIDAY. JUNE ., 1916
As was anticipated in our last issue, trade Of all kinds has
been quite stagnant during tie present week, the only move
msnt in shipping being the arrival OF the Camden on The 9th
INST. With a cargo q Lumber, from the sound, and the North
star or the 7th, with a cargo q Coal, from Departure Bay,
and the WC PaTke to-day, from the sound. with lumber
The departures for tie same period have been the Pomars
6r Victoria, the V5oEiat, in ballast, fer Newcastle, y 5 ", and
The l 5 : Lackawanua and II & II : MyrmiIon 90 cruises 10
Hawaii
The principal feature Of commercial nae tor the week. has
been the credit sale Of Messrs LYMAN Bros, at The Auction
Room Of p Adams, Esq, On the 9th and 9Th Inst, wherein
sales were made exceeding $4,000. The attendance was
coed throughout the whole, and The bidding Continued with
animation TO its close; the assortment being exactly suited to
the wants Of the trade. DISTINGUISHED parties have expressed
the opinion that Il was The most interesting and satisfactory
trade sale THAI has ever taken place here, which speaks volumes
In favor Of the importers and the seller.
In expected arrivals from foreign ports We look early for the
Vim II Besse and Cyane from san Francisco, and
Colombo from Hougkong, all Of which are about
due In the following week may be expected the ID c Mur-
ray, Jane A Falkinburg and Is Australia.
We give herewith our monthly summary Of Exports for
May, which was crowded cut last week.
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tina. yesterday the vote was reconsidersd, and the
opinion of q Judge Of the Supreme Court asked
upon tie matter
Yesterday lhc -utJcc, Of immigration was the
order OF ,ae day, iu connection with q resolution
offered ~ the Hon. Mr. Preston, as follows
9 Resolved. That this Assembly recommend His
Majesty's Government 90 take an active and wig
oFous policy in regard to immigration, and that
in introducing population tie sexes Of those
brought in shall be as nearly equal as possible. "
The debate was not concluded when the House
adjourned until Tuesday next. The Minister of
Foreign Relations opened the discussion and still
farther endeavored to smoOtbe asperities anent
the " Memorial
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WOrtgagee's Sale Of
REAL ESTATE
On Nuuanu Valley Road.

E~RURSUANT TO A wv OF SALE
Contained in a certain mortgage-deed made by
William BerriIl to Charles r. Bishop, dated the 29th day Of
March, 1918, and recorded in the Registry OF Deeds at
Honolulu, in Liber 81 on pages II. IS. and 70, and for a
breach Of the Conditions Of said deed, will be sold by public
auction. on SATURDAY, the Fifteenth day OF July. 1876,
at II O'Clock noon. at the Auction Rooms Of c. ;. Barlow,
Queen street, Honolulu.
First-AI that piece Of land, situated in the district Of
Kona Island of Oahu, described as follows Commencing
at the Makai South corner Of JehB II. Woods lot on the
Nuuanu Valley Road. the boundary runs along said lot
y. Il To- ". 2O3 feet thence along Joanes' lot :. So o.
W. 81 feet and :. So o. W. 143 feet thence along lot
the side Of the Suuanu Valley Road \. 81 so +. l25 feet
to the place Of commencement, containing an area Of 66s-
1000 q an acre.
Sr,oni-AH that piece Of land in said district and Island
the Nuuanu Road and running y. 3Z4 : Z. So Pig feet along
the Road thence N. 4+t ". l3 6 Il feet thence 5. 46t
Is feet 5 inches; thence South IS +, As feet to the place Of
beginning, being q part OF the land described and granted in
Land Commission Award, No. 1919.
Third-AH that piece OF land in said district and Island
described as follows; Commencing at the South Etsterty
corner Of this lot Oh the Westerly side Of Nuuanu Road. and
RUNNING from thence :. So W. S9-lO0 chains along Nun
anu Road thence n A. W. ? 39lo0 chains bounded by
land Of Kemp thence y. ~ 30 L 50 100 chains bounded
by land Of Kemp thence n 67 ". l 4I-1O0 chains thence
v. AZ =. 57-l00 chains along Haalelea's land thence :.
40 Z. 3 62-lO0 chains along Burdjck's land to the place Of
commencement. containing 3l-lOO Of an acre And
Fourth-AI that piece OF land in said district and Island
described as follows. Commencing at the :. ". corner OF this
lot and a. the y. ". corner Of a certain lot belonging 70
Vclum. running from thence y. ~ : go E 10 feet along said
land belonging 10 YoIlum and a lot Of Cu-rel's thence y.
+6o w. 81 feet along land OF Cntrel thence :. a. go W.
Sc fest, :. 49, L. Is inches, :. II : 80 w. 23 feet all along
land owned by Haal5lea thence to paint of commencement,
comprising an area Of 14S-l 600 OF an acre
Dated this 9th day of June, A. 1876 .
CHAS. r. BISHOP, Mortgage,
(by his Attorney in factD
JOHN II. Patty.
E. t. OHALLORAN,
Solicitor for the Mortgage. julio 4t-24, !, Is.
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BASE BALL-With the comong on of long simmer
days the interest in this health giving amusement
is being revived amongst our young men. A match
game between the Athletes and Mr.. James Castles
nine, was prematurely announced for Monday next,
in Wednesdays Gazette. We hope however that a
match will be arranged erelong.
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EXPORTS
PASSENG

FHoN WIxDwARp PoRTs-Per Kilauea, June 3--Rev 7 COan
and wife, Rev A o Forbes, E G Hitchcock, wifs and 2 children,
@ T. Richardson and daughter, q Woolley, Rev J Bicknel-
Hon II KuiheIani, Rev w Z Alexander and wife Rev w p
KahaIe and wife, Joe Davis, J A Hassinger and wife, Mrs
Briggs. Father Aubert, Chung Tai, Al and so deck.
FoR wINDwARD PoRTs-Per Kilauea, June 5th;-His
asnox A r Judd, A Sumter, 7 A Dudoit, Jo l. Webster, Z
McCuIsy. ] p Green, Joe Davis, II C Ledyard, J f stack
mole. Wong Chow, w o Smith and wife, Hon l. Aholo, Mr.
Dutton. III A Widemann and about IS deck.
For NEwGIsTLE, n s W-Per VOoriut, June 5th:-Mrs
Naked and daughter.
FRou WISDwaRD PoRTs-Per Kilauea, June 9th-Geo Il
sherman, Father LauteT, Father stanislas, J X Townsend,
Can't j Make, A Unna, J Alexander. c III Alexander, J !
webster, III Turton, wife and 1 children, Miss Blasdeh, Mrs
Kinney. Mas Dudoit, and 800.
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DEPARTURE .

1ne 3-sehr Fairy Queen, Kaaina. for Kohala, Hawaii.
SHAW brig Pomare, Hatfield. for Victoria, b C.
So s 5 Lackawanna, James 5 Greer, Commander,
for cruise.
5-Stmr Kflauea, Marchant, for Maui and Hawaii
Ser bk Vooruit. Rice, for Newcastle, n 5 W.
ell b NJ 3 MyTmidOn, Hon Richard Hare, COmman-
der, for cruise.
6-schr Mary Ellen, Mana, for Kohala, Hawaii.
6-Schr Marion, Lambert, for Roloa a. Waimea, Kauai
6-Schr Manuokauai, KimO, for Nawiliwili, Kauai.
6-sehr Pueokahi. Clarke, for Hama, Maui.
T-Schr Pauahi, Hopu, for Hilo, Hawaii.
7-Schr Nettie Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui.
T-Schr Warwick, John Boil, for Kalaupapa, MolOkai
s-Schr Mile Morris, KealOhanui for KaunakaEai.
s-Schr KamaiIe, Kibling, for KOloa and Waimea.
s-Schr Luka, Kaai, for MalikO, Maui.
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ARRIVALS.

me 3-Schr PuPokahi. Clarke. from Hama, Maui
3-Schr Warwick, John Bull, I'm Kalaupaph, MoIOkai.
3-Stmr Kfauea, Marchant, from Wlndward Ports.
4-Schr Marion, Lambert, from KoIoa and Waimea.
4-Schr Manuokawai, Kimo, from Nawiliwih, Kauai.
5-Schr Mary Ellen, Peni, from HilO, Hawaii.
6-Schr Negtie Merrill. Crane. from Lahaina, Maui.
6-Am Blk Camden, Robinson. rs days I'm Port Gamble
6-Schr Mile Morris, Kealohanui from Kannakakai.
Am brig North star, Davis, 22 dys from Nanaimo
7-Schr Luka, Raai, from Maliko, Maui.
7-Schr Kamaile. Kibling, from Waimea & KolOa.
s-Schr Ka Moi. Reynolds, from Kahului, Maui
9-Schr RInau, Ahuihala, from HanaIei, Kauai
S-Stmr KiIauea. Marchant, from Hawaii and Maui
9-HaE bk W g Parke, Blackstone, % days from Ma
uaimo, b C..
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DIED.

In this city, June 9th, after a long and painful ill
,es Mrs. UISINI, wife Of Mr.. James Aud, aged 81 years.
TExPLErox.--In this city, June 9Th, JAMES IEHPLeITN'
he servei AZ a afsr In the United States Army during Lhe
E,,rija and Nexiean vars, and for some ten years past was
stssari Of The Honolulu Fire Department. He has relatives
IN south Carolina
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r

Naslehu, Kau, Hawaii, May
oJ nv the Bishop of Honolulu, Mr.. ALEXANDER HUTcHIS-
SON 70 Miss MAaaAREr a, daughter Of Jacob Hardy, Esq, OF
Oakland, Cal
nrS-PAscoE.-O May LIST, at the RESIDENCE or
NJ hrtJeis narents. BY Rev w s Corwin, JAMES w G, second
: N T HayseIdeu, Esq. Of Alameda, to AMIE, youngest
daughter Of W 1 Pascoe, Esq, OF Wheatland, Yuba County,
California.
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VESSELS

s. Australia, from sydney, due May "a.
Am bktne Jane A FaIkinburg, from Portland, 10 Castle &
Cooke, due the latter part Of this month.
Brit bk Colombo, from Hongkong, 10 Chulan A Co, due
about June l.
Bark Cyane, from San Francisco, may be looked for shortly
Bark VIM II Besse, from San Francisco, due about June 10.
Bark Alden Besse, from HongkOng, to Along q Achuck, due
the latter part Of this month.
- Australia, from Sydney, due June 20.
So CITY Of sydney. from San Francisco, due June y.
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semi-Annual Report of the Treasurer OF
the Queens Hospital.

To HIS Elk. W. L. MoEHoSUA.
Minister of the Interior, &C., SC.
SrR IL have the honor to furnish THIS the thirty-
fourth semi-annual report Of the Treasurer OF the
Queens Hospital, showing the receipts ana dlsourse-
meats during the half year ending May 3Ist, 1870
and of the present financial condition Of the Society
Dec. 1, 1s7s-BaILn Bank of Bishop & CO-sSs5S 60
May 81 i'1'-F1Gn f F5 f Dspt for s:anen
ana passenger taxes to
- Interior Dept for APP
support to Mar slsi.. $3.50 90
q iSs d Ct . Education,
funeral expenses OF
" funeral expenses of Mr.
- Tha Toei for labor &C.
- r. Llshman for labor
account Teturned..--. 4 90
Balance due Bishop q Co.. lOT AZ
The disbursements during the same time have been
Nav 81. ls7s-FOr salary Of physician, six
S 49, Of Of servants. lao 90
" expenses re-roohng, re-
painting and repairs S,Ooo %
larniture, bedding, cf-
fins, kShts and fuels. 1885, So
The estimated cash resources for the commence
ment of the ensuing half year are as t0llO"s'
Pay .S.,Po ti SeD,1tn:ni for aid in sup
port q mos) to May 3lst -. 1,333 81
p.sseneeEs and seamen iaxes..... 444 90
There are no liabilities unpaid except q balance OF
SlO7 AZ due Bishop s Co.
Yours respectfully,
[Signed1 JOHN
TIE ANNUAL EXAMINATION of the kaWalahao
Seminary will be held at the Kawaiahao chureh
from 9 to II A. N. Wednesday June IA. After when,
there will be a disposal of fancy md useful articles
made by the pupils. some for gifts and others LOT
sale.
Rev. b. F. Sxow.-Letters we're received By the
Secretary of the Hawaiian Board and others 0y uf
Tinted States steamship Tusearora. stating that the
80 named gentleman had q stroke Of paralysis on
the Ist CT January last. Although completely dis dis
abIed at arst. he is now slowly recovering and VIII
probably retura to these Islands D sIs6 ,H cam neV Of The
Jeatb - - Rev 8 Kahelemaana, at Mile, on the sth
Of January. after an Illness of tgo days: Inc mis-
sionaries at Bonabe are reported WeH'-'d@ss
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NOTICE TO sH
NOTICE.

UHyHE ARE HEREBY MOTIF
hed that JOSEPH DUCHALSKN has no authority to
sell any Leather or material made ~ the KALAUAO TAN
merry. nor to incur any expenditure on account of the same
except through the undersigned.
Honolulu. March IL, 1878. 900
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NOTICE

MRS. WALLACE HEREBY Ms
4'h thc LADIES 90 nONoLILl, that she ~ nos abs ~
50 ot DIR ENsMAkiNG ~ the Nerk, thoss wishing
her services can hnd hef ~ the Chelsea Laundry. m1o am
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VESSELS IN PORT.

NAVAL
L ) ; TuscaTora. Miller, Captain
MEHCHASTMEN.
Am Miss brig Morning Star, Colcord.
Am Blk Mary Belle Roberts, Grey, loading.
Am bk Camden, d Robinson, discharging.
Am brig North Star, Chas Davis, dischaTging.
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NOTICE
rnE

tNDERsIG NED. HAVE AuruoH
u lZkDNAr D hkkhbhf o. collect all moneys due
dsrharx hF me SAM.
nsqsSlala- MaE1S, isIs. cpl sm) O wo,s
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rUd June 9th, leUooF sTc aQsM
Y, -, screw hag-slled by g hsqs hih
ster. as soon as he I--s A sneoes,
.ho is expected TO arrfvoF S-SSoat the
latter end Of June. The Shef : = at vessel
..nniieI with Calling guns rut rev regula-
ton, recently adopted BY the No <Alty. Admiral
Hancock has appointed Captain wm. X Kennedy NJ
his flag captain. This officer, who ls already wen
known at Honolulu. has just Published book on
--ting Adventures in the Pacific while in eou-
If n. Il. Ma s. Rsindecr." with Illustrations
n, author, Sampson Low. The screw oor'eties
sl, 3, Commander Cookkon, aud Ifnsdos, o.
,ollard, are 10th under orders to return home
.a the Pacific station 10 be paid out Of commisbion
az Deyonport. The Chaieager reached 81 Vincent
April 10Th. and was to leave for home ON the 10th
The Hawaiian bark X. c. Wylie, Captain Molters,
having left Honolulu la December last, arrived safely
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IMPORTS.

FRoM PoRT GANBLE-Per Camden. June Tth-322, 5T2 #
assorted lumber, S,3To pickets, 784 m shingles.
FROM NASAINO, b C-Per North Star, June 7th-6O0 tons
coal.
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NOTICE.

~ oF THE RUpTCE
II q VI r poaue. a Vrs1lary hauerlpt-Npsce - hefrhy
gwen that AZ undruiEuri have bcrn daily aTpnilicd atsisnres
a. the estate e " 7 b.raFf. af Honolulu r. voluntary bank
rupl. sos tsst aj pcrs1as in3c.t-t o. said estate. are rfqa1nd
% p.y the su-aatur ir1rt.eI1tss Glshuith Oh sad asstgnrfs,
~ the c1ae g Nos,rs r. Llleta4 = Co. Q1rrn street 10
ngi-ig
CS UAEruN.
- LbNEHAN.
Ia.ol tA. fas dan 81 May. 4. p. ls5G. myiS In
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fENH f. UNDERSICN HAVEFORMEDA
Il to-FafGcseGip fer te u=rps- - Crry-aE Ga a General
AerclAiztiss Eastz=ss AZ kaEalhae. Hawai-.
fF- lsIr, 80 ALLES 4 STk-EFoLEF
" 4 ALLEN.
CHAS- T. ~STACRPOLE
june l.. Is5a- JaI0 In
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NOTICE.

a DIVIDEND or r PER CENT. WILL
"a Dr. paid go ;A~ lS-h - This meu.h. hy az Ass<necs q
SWANSON : CONWAY 10 Creditors e SAID estate. Jsl0 p.
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NOTICE

a DIVIDEND OF 60 PER CENT. WILL
- he paA. Ga the Estate CT The lS;e h II BOYD, - tie o1oe
o. the undersigned o. CT after TUESDAY. The lSA t1stsnt
GODFRET RHOpES.
J1l0 fer The Administrator
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-06-10
FOR RENT
NOTICE.
TO LET.

TO LET.
TNHAT VERY D~EsIRABLE DIV LII
u anf frctuises, No 40 huuanu Avenue. oanialnine rar
iors, dlulug room, bedroom, dutsnF mom,-Chlna and cloihss
CHESTS on hrs nos.-hasensut under al three rsotns 90
secont tl1r, kiclrn aud panty counecind, also 9Th baacmsnt
Misunderstanding and washroom, cafnaFr house, stahls, fwi
house. &C, ln ordsr Apply o. . a. WOOD.
Catafs ana Premises adJoininF. Win Al,
rosns~-tttchsn, hathruom, Servants raun. stsrs rosun, stable.
and caruaFc house. aula a.