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70 the plaza but there Is 10 reason why 4 /,
OF even tue whole river if necessary, could
be brought down On to this tract. Il has be.
estimated by those who are competent to observe
That TIE cost 81 such an enterprise would uoI
exceed $4,000 OF so, 900 at the most. and H.,
whole plain, naturally fertile. would then b,
made to TEEN with 4 busy and remuncratiye
industry. The land, we believe, belongs entirely
70 government; and what is 10 prevent it from
assuming 60 small a responsibility with such
brilliant prospects Of remuneration, 10 leave
aside altogether the consideration of the general
ana lasting benefits such a scheme would be
productive of as regards the country at large.
But singular parsimony in some of the most
necessary objects, and extreme Iayishncss in
others entirely unnecessary, seems to characterize
the action OF the present administration and
perhaps In this as in other matters. nature must
take is course, until possibly a new admins
'Fa'ion may take the necessary steps toward the
iuginenting Of our Industries and the creatiop
d other schemes OF general Improvement. But
/ II WILL the Legislature may exercise its voice
n TINS matter, and we should certainly URGE
iPoh 1t the necessity Of "A full consideration of
he SUBJECT OF irrigation. as one second 10 no
'heF ooJect IN Importance. save that of increas-
- tie population. In this connexion we would
pa:est that an appropriation be made to be
hydro some competent person acquainted with
ana reportlnlneerIng, for the purpose of survey
and the feasibility c"ment as to water courses
streams now running TO eziny in ,
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The PROPOSED plan of the Minister of Finance
for increasing the revenue, has called forth more
criticism and of a better kind than is usually
invoked by an utterance of the Ministry. a
writer in the editorial columns Of the Gazette
sums the whole matter-in his own estimation
in the following sentence "The absurdity, not
TO say injustice, of the plan may be seen from
the fact that it is proposed to tax rice and sugar
planters only $S4,250, for whose benefit chiefly
the treaty has been negotiated, while poor
people who use pins, needles, tea, etc., must
nav under increased duties $57,676!' If the
"nlan' is an absurdity, the above sentence from
the Gdsette fails to prove it such in fact, it
proyes nothing but q lack of comprehension OF
the subject of which the writer attempts to
treat. We have supposed that the tariff would
bear upon the consumer of imported goods, and
in pronortion to the amount consumed by him
or her. The Gasette's "poor people" are
undoubtedly consumers of { pins, needles and
tea but to what extent they may be consumers
of the remainder of the goods embraced in the
schedule SO artfully comprehended IN the etc."
the writer leaves US in Ignorance. Our own
observation and experience leads US to the
conclusion that the sugar and rice planters will
be the consumers of the larger portion of the
imported wines and liquors, carriages, cigars,
drugs, iewelry, gems, millinery goods, perfumery.
silks, silver plate and watches. So that of the
S57, 676 which the 3 poor people," have allotted
to them by the Gazette writer, the planters will
pay by far the larger proportion, in addition to
the S34,25O, to which the "poor people,
contribute pothing,-unless it be Drawn and
muscle.
The correspondent of the Gazette who treats
at some length of an income tax, is q suggestive
writer his letter will bear study, and to his own
countrymen, some Americans and a few
Europeans, his plan will seem to be the only
one worthy of adoption. But an extensive and
intimate acquaintance with the people OF these
islands leads us to the conclusion that a farther
inquiry by the writer in question-particularly
of those who have been connected with the
Finance Department of the government-mlgn
cause him to alter his views somewhat on the
. question # taxation. The : plan Oh The
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Goa or HONOLULU, II. 1.
ARRIVALS.

H-schr Klnau, AhuihaIa, from Hanalei, Kauai,
-1T-U q 8 Lackawanna, Greer, from cruise.
17-schr Pueokahl. Clarke. from Hama, Maui
Ig-Stmr Kiauea, Marchaut, from Hawaii and Maui
1s-Schr Netfie Merrill. Crane. from Lahaina, Mani.
4 l4nnita, KaaWaia, from Kaunakakai, MoIokai
~ " y Myrmidon, Hare, from cruise.
% Australia, Cargin, Is days I'm Auckland, via
zp1davu
an ship Pride Of the Port, = II days from San
Francisco, en- route for Calcutta.
III -schr Mile Morris, Kealohauui, from Kaunakakai.
li -Sehr Pauahi, Hopu, from lilo. Hawaii.
IH 1-Schr KamsiIe, Klbnng. from Waimea & KOlOa.
HLI-Schr Unana, Mana, from Kohala, Hawaii
J22-Am hk ID G Murray Fuller, Is days I'm 5 Francisco
dF3-Schr Mary Ellen, Hana, from Kohala, Hawaii.
N-stmr Kilauea, Marcbant, from Kauai.
-Schr Marion, Lambert, from Koloa and Waimea.
Ssehr Annie, Kalauao, from Niihau.
Ik3-AEn blk Cyane, Perrman, IA days from ; Francisco
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o

r.ov SypSKy & AUcELAND-Per Australia, June 20-1
- 400 / nkR seed, 2 cs saddery, SO cs brandy, 1 or csk
s5erry. 81 es beer.
r,ox s.x FRxScISco-Per ID C. Murray, June 22d:-6l
as furniture, 1882 or and 124 hf SKIS hour, sol pkgs mdse,
q nkgs windows, 1 cs stationery, % pkgs drugs, y
- ? ,anks gasoline, IS pkgs ship c~handIery, 20 bbls rosin,
- sfrs barley, 10 bags grain, 8 ca ale, 3 es cigars, 29 ska
2 a. os.r $50 cs coal oil, 20 bbls lime, $50 empty bbls,
3 3sS posts, $50 BdIs shinzes.1eo bales hay, 9 cs and l pkg
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DEPARTURES rs.

17--schr Manuokawai, Kimo, for N%awiliwili, Kauai.
I7-schF Luka, Kaai, for MalikO, Maui.
l0-schr Ka Moi, Reynolds, for Kahului, Maui.
ls-SImr RiIauea, Msrchant, for Kauai.
lp-schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, for aanalei, Kauai
1s-Schr Jenny, Uilama, for kOna and Kau. Hawaii.
2O--Schr Prince, Beck, for KOna and Kau, Hawaii.
2O-Sehr Pueokahi, Clarke, for Hama, Maui.
20-Am ship Pride Of the Port, - for Calcutta.
20-Schr Jaunita. KaIawaia. for Kannakakai, MolOkai.
20-R M s. Australia Cargnl, for san francisco.
r2f-uaw blk w G Parke, Blackstone, Tor Port Gamble.
2I-Schr Nettfe Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui.
23-Schr KamaiIe, Kibnng, for Koloa and Waimea.
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JCCh ~ar~ - w Glade, I
been the omission or rel
appropriation for a Super
Committee are OF opinionb
payments made by the g. $,
appear under their aPprep
Bill. The bills for mate. +,
Committee to have items r.
been paid, considering Il
are eredibly Informed the
might have been saved. ii
supplies and materials cora
competition from the sch
advertising the wants OF tt
Your Committee havnr
number of transfers" an
been the custom of the An
Government, to add to the {
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VESSELS

Am bktne Jane A Falkinburg, from Portland, to Castle &
oke, due about July Is.
Bark LunaIlo, from the Sound, to II Haekfeld & Co, will be
G shortly.
Bark VIM a Besse, from San francisco, fully due.
Bark Ahen Besse, from Hongkong, to Along & Achuck, due
; latter part of this month.
q City Of San Francisco, from Sydney, due July Is.
. City Of Sydney, from San Francisco, due June %.
Sag W II Allen, from Tahiti, TO J i Dowsett, due the latter
"a Of this mouth.
Ok Helen w Amy, from Trinidad, to Castle q Cooke, is
rIy dRe. -.t#t
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boNsEN-At MuaG-stse-t. Mixers Point, Australia. Feb y.
% Group. HENzY OrTo. aged / year and s mouthsi also, on
The ota ~ Asrca. - sczFl2fina. FHEBEEIkA OLGA. aged :
years and 2 Etpuths. the youngest dearly beloved children d
hcnf1 aa@ Mary Luy--u sac Ia The arms q Jesus"
B0ysEs-At his residence. Nolrc's Road. Maierf- Point.
Australia, March IS, HEyRY o EoysEx. late master q the
70 mourn their is-s-
owES-at Honoiaig, Hawaiian Islands. on the Igih q
IuHe' Of typhoid EveT, GEoEGE NEwToS OWES, aged 50
years.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOertiser.
SATURDAY. JUNE p.

u TO sUBscRIBERs-we shall send bills al cnce for
all subscriptions remaining uupadi and se ask the kind CO.
operation Of our patrons 10 enable Us to commence the new
volume On the system Of payment invariably in advance.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

! NAVAL.
9ckawanns, Commander Greer.
Myrmid0n, Commander Hare.
MERCHANTMEN
brig Morning Star, Coleord.
NY Belle Roberts, Grey, loading.
forth Star, Chas Davis.
c Murray. Fuller, dischaEging-
Colombo. Hues.
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PASSENGERS.

FRox WINpwARD PoRTs-Per Kiaaea, jane IS stack
Mise B and E Martin, Sam Mott, vile and 8 children, NJ
ChauceT. Mrs G w Piipo, Hon J 2 Parker, q Bush, Z
oI,erlsrn MIS- Phelps. Mrs S P stoddaTd, Mrs p n Mskee, W
4 seal NJ Asse. O II Dickey, N Pico, Judge Fernandez, and
s0deek-
Foz K,U.t-Per KiIauea, June 19th-Miss B Parke, Miss
% Isenbsro Hon p Isenberg, wife and i children, Judge ID Nc
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MOrtgagee's Sale of q
REAL ESTATE
On Nuuanu Valley Road.

nURSUAN TO A OF SAL
Contained in a certain mortgage-deed made =.
William Berrill to Charles X. Bishop, dated the 18th day OF
March, 1878, and recorded in the Registry OF Desds al
Honolulu, in Lber 81 on pages II, IS, and 10, and for a
breach of the Conditions OF said deed, will be sold by public
auction, on SATURDAY, the Fifteenth day OF July. 1870,
at IL O'Clock noon, at the Auction Rooms O U : bAIVo"s
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 Jehn H. Woods lot on the
Nuuanu Valley Road, the boundary runs along said lot
N. Al , To- w. 203 feet thence along Joanes' lot :. DO "
w. o. feet and s. So o. W. fa feet thence along lot
the side Of the Nuuanu Valley Road N. 3le co. n. 10 feet
to the place Of commencement, containing an area Of ooS-
1000 o. an acre.
described as follows BE. inning at the Makai South corner on
the Nuuanu Road and cumming ~. a1i = " as PIP feet along
the Road thence n. 44Ie w. 1853 IL feet thence =: 4oi ,
is feet 6 inches; thence South as y. as feet 10 the place OF
beginning, being q part Of the land described and granted In
Land Commission Award, No. 1912. =.
Third-An that piece OF land in said district and Island
described as follows, Commencing at the South Easterly
corner OF this lot on the Westerly side Of Nuuanu Road: and
running from thence s. 33e w. s9-loo chains along Nuu-
land Of Kemp thence n. 47e SO' Il. 33-IoO chains bounded
by land OF Kemp thence N. 46S W 41-lOO chains thence
N. Al . y. 57-100 chains along Haalelea's land thence =:
46 4. 3 62-lO0 chains along Burdick's land to the place OF
commencement, containing 31-100 Of en- acre, And
Fourth-AIl that piece OF land In said district ana lHabd
described as foIlowsi Commencing at the 3. w. corner ofthia
lot and at the N. W. corner OF a certain lot belonging 20
VolIum. running from thence N. Az 30' Il. 20 feet along said
land belonging TO Nolum and a lot OF CutrelTs thence ~
ace W. Of feet along land Of CutreIl thence s.47e 30 W.
SO feet, s. 409 y. IS inches, 8. AZ 30 w. 800 feet oil along
land owned by Haalelea ; thence 10 point OF commencement,
comprising an area Of 1851 900 Of an acre.
CHAs. r. BISHOP, Mortgasee,
(by his Attorney Ia factD
JoHN II. Patty.
4. T. OHALLORAN
Solicitor for the Mortgage. A-ZiJnlO I, ! 10.
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California Lime and White Brother Z"
ENGLIsH PORTLAND CEMEAT, BEST
IL Quality. For Sale by tmhiD BOIfEe A co,
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A-Lssc, Yellow Coffee eiIIOc. No Ha-
| Alee had also declined, owing 70 very large
A'h China ard japan. quotable al s l-l0G64c,
lahn Asule Tor re-eeansd Japan Table. Hawaiian Table
Iu = o'heF articles We learn Of no material change
hfIner Quotations.
DO not regard The .,,,.us,, mad. 4, late D,obsro n
% the effect that IS or 20 new sugar plantations
commenced here, as unfortunate" =" untrue"
"uiA'ed 10 do rs injury" as the G0zete has #. With
ATTY Il force. just az much land win be put into sugar
a. can be satisfactorily worked; and labor will be had
4 . make as much money as possible. We are OBJ
! me eaztfts for saying that we do desire the success
4 eA'yi bat our modesty forbIds our accepting the adj
'"Phnent conveyed in its statement that our utter
caused the delays already met 10 its ratification
"a ,ton-f We have quite as much on our hands in the
Pes eno.ee y ministerial and legislative affairs here as we
{ % = credited with, and therefore leave the control OF
usrsn Washington TO the GIzette.
ne Aaset Of our currency has been allowed to drop for
t@s nh was understood It was referred TO a committee
tascDznber OF Commerce; but we trust it Is not to be
nm that way II is 4 question Of Importance 10 the COM
NJ As the case now stands, debased silver coin can be
AaNd in San Francisco n 5000 and shipped here at a
tosEo per cent, and exchange RENTED at two and a half
r cent, leaving a proc; Of from s to 10 per cent on the trans
- replaced By such coins at a profit. Some day we may
Aand find our wealth discounted by IA per cent.
ne A FAIkinbarg wOuId not be ready to leave Port
this Dsys TIL the early part Of July, owing to her
extensive repairs.
~ Helen w Amy cleared from San Francisco for this
lTsinided, May 25th, with lumber, &c.
amer ship Syren sailed from Boston for this port May "a.
TIE Laekawanna,w we learn, has received orders and will
eas< thts port after the Fourth for Alaska.
Bythe Cyane we learn that Williams, Blanchard * Co have
sl appointed agents Of the Pacific Mail SIS Co.
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California Beef in Bond
ID ECEJVED PER NJ. T. ROBERTS.
HI For Sale by
mill BOLLEs q co.
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in case he shall make
authorized, to return the /
into the public treasury
hereby required to apply
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/. O.. G.. II.

T is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Lodge Room of ULTIMA THULE No. !, 1. o. @. 7.
will, on and after June 29th, be located in the brick building
Cup stairsJ Of c. Z. Williams, Fort Street
1t j.. G. MAHCHANT, Secy.
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AM N

fore2oOdlie Supper OH DC redde which willie bee
Y feSer ys uaanner of y fore-fathers and W
bye y jollie L.
yo pies, mage of ys occasion willie bee enlyvened
Washingtonlusick and y jOvial Gingerbread, and
Ys boiled r from y toothsome pumpkin. Y Ladye
ing Apple-ssssles and y Generals in regimentals.
Ys warme Tea and ys cofsked Bean. Ye stimulat-
whiche and y hasty PuddingssSsOme Doughnut.
M BAH ys old time folks willie be cieApnie-
~ old time garments. ju24 2s-
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
n CO-pAtneship for the purpose q carrying on : General
aerchendise Business At ksuAhae. Hawai-.
Firm name, - ALIES 4 STAcEFoLE'
". y. ALLEN.
CHAS. n. ~srACKPoLE.
June lst, 1876. lalO I'm
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Assembly that with 50 lavish arpropriations.5 oe Y.
will be impelIed TO make repairs and aIte; y M
private persons would not make upon their 80 sin
and it opens them to solicitation from every outs y"
seeking profitable employment. Your Comnupr'yt
see any good reason for any considerable apprce5N
repairs or improvements on this building, nor for e =,
priatiOn of $4,000 for dredging Honolulu Harbor.e p
in view of the expenditure upon the Wharves dtgs,
last two years of $11,615 -, an appropriation of SO
the present period does appear to your Committee /.
last period was S16,838 81, the larger part of which W
sumed in repairs. Your Committee do not desire to
the items of the estimates as contained in the Budg
therefore dismiss this branch of their Report, by rem.
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ctAL
lID4T. JrYE b. 10.

HD8T. JUNE =, 1876.
~sEenei somewhat during
rtraIa from the Cglonies
furfay from san Fraucis-
Fcnger and freight Ii.r, ans
20 the Ssh inst,
5eriod have beea the - Aus
cry small freight, aad tie W
respecting Ihe Treaty vas
N {. 70 the eject that a deiega-
ID laid strong petitions Of op-
he Senate COMMITTEES Of For
rings a telegram in the San
that no eredence Is given there
bHca,ion Of the same, interest
To r. Washington, and learned that
7positlea, sill the Treaty vas
lhe Amer bk Cyzne has arrived
lays later news, and bringing
\ entirely c~orroboraling our above
II Besse had not sailed when The
feared On the 9th.
aDhIhe san francisco market affect
Eo which were coming Ia quite
par reduced the prices Of the former
nri Ii Is they had notified, and sas
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lakc an
Your
all
salaries
IDriatOn
to your
to have
They
e $500,
that all
,ates, if
unusual |
1t has |
of the |
grant
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drchncd 10 a realde.
he London Miasio
z'noa, has been haI
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-04-14
q cuperante Column.

RENTED ny, and Edited under the auspices
81. the Grand Lodge Of Cobb County |. o, q.
4. Address Editing Committee, Glass Box
CO Marietta, Ga,
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Tax payers, do you want heav-
Ter taxes2 If so vote mo restrlc>
ton" Do you want your property
to decrease in vaIueF If so vote
no restriction. Do you want harder
times If 90 vote no restriction.
But If you want taxes loxered, the
value of your property increased
aud money made easier, vote for re"
striction and prevent the re opening
Of the bar.rooms, the cause Of near
" all the crime, restitution, want
aud misery of our land. Liquor
will endanger the temporal anc
eternal welfare of your family Il
will FIJI your Jail with prisoners anc
your poor house with paupers' II
short it will make drunkards and
drunkard is the ssddest, most shock
ing sight this world affords.
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w. III. BEACH,.
NOTICE.
u. S. Internal Revenue
SPECIAL IAXES,
MAY l, 1876, TO APRIL 30, 1877.

The Revised Statutes Of the United States
Sections }232. 3237, 323s, and 1899, require
every person engaged in any business, av"cH
ton, or employment which renders him Iiabl'
TO SPECIAL TAX, to procure and place
conspicuously in his establishment or place o.
business Stamp drnotirg the payment Of said
Special Tax tor the Special Tax Year beginning
NAV |. 1916. before commencing on continuing
business after April 30, 1876.
The Taxes embraced within the provisions
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will sell ONE TON ONE THOUSAND AT S38 PER TON CASH
IN HAND shipped the day they received by me-
The ANALYSIS of the c. for 1876 shows about 10 cent available
Phogoc Acd per AnmOna obtained from best Peruvs"
Guano which equal cent Ammonia obtained from t'h
The w & c. cent ~ than most uperphosphatef
esncv those amnond fish, and therefore cheaper by 10 10 10
m cent yapqs and Hcay will find their interest to cor
respond with
w. III. BEACH.
General amd Sole Aget for Southern States
For Time or Credit apply MeSsrs WINTERS, WHlLoCk
Is CO., Marietta. Jaulf-on
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A Cluster Of Golden Opinions
FOR THE
BRADBURY PA NO,

Have manufactured and IN use over l4UUU
instruments
| The peculiar charm Of this Piano is its aiap-
ration to the human voice as an accompaniment,
owing to lis sympathetic, mellow yet rich and
powerful singing tones.
From personal acquaintance with this firm.
we can indorse them az worthy Of the fullest
confidence of the public. We are using the
! Bradbury Pianos in our families, and they give
| entire satisfaction.
| Persons at Il distance need feel no hesitation
! in sending for til cir illustrated price list and
ordering from it. or 10 order second hand Plan
os or Organs, They are reliable.
| Mrs L : Grant, Washington,
! Gen O. f. Babcock, Washington
| Gen. w. Ii. Bekuvp. Secretary OF War,
| Chief Justice. S. j. Chase.
Admiral d. ID Porter, Washington.
| Columbus Delano, Secretary Interior
| Z. NJ G Creswell, WASHINGTON.
Rev. O. II. Tiffany, Washington.
| Robert Bonner, New York.
Grand Central Hotel New York.
| st. Nichols Hotel. New York.
Gen. O .. Howard. Washington.
Bishop F.. :, James, New York.
! Rev Or. John McCliutock.
DIR James Cummius, Connecticut.
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