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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12
VERY LATEST.

General DAroschniskey was killed AT Shipka Pass
The Turks gained brilliant victory at the height
Of KeyIeth after brilliant fighting
The Russian loss is four thousand, including Gen
eral Tchonschvassof The Turkish loss is twelve
hundred.
All the Powers have cOncurred in the representa-
ton which Germany (which ILLS the Office of the pro
tector of Russian subjects in Turkeyi has made to
thePorte with reference the treatmsnt Of Russian
prisoners and wounded.
Colonel welesley's report denies Russian cruelries.
London, August 81
The Russian official dispatch ststes that there
has been continuous fighting in the Shipka Pass
until the morning .. the 2oth instant.
dispatch from Suleiman Pasha, dated the 23rd
instant states that all the Russian sories had been
repulsed, and that general assault Was 10 be made
on the morrow.
The Russians are now completely SURF rounded,
and the Turks command the line OF retreat by Ga
brova.
dispatch from STEAMBOAT, dated the Goth inst,
states that Sueimen Pasha has captured the Shipka
Pass, ana has attacked Gabroya.
The Russians admit being repulsed al Eski- Djuma,
and have retreated 10 Sulkamsko
The van guard of the right wing of Sulieman
Pasha's army has crossed the Balkans at Hdinbog-
hdz' and Is advadciHg on Ga1rova-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12
PASsENGEEES-

MinlsArd p1ris-Per Liselike Sept lO-H Lila
u1uri- A UnHa. Maj Geo MAciarlAue. b II Austin wife
40 cllrsu. Robert Austin. Masters C, W aud II
As-iiu. gordsns used Spencer. r q Hitchcock, Ms
lsalE ! Aha HaEsi Nm n A kenEay. Iukia and wife,
b MAcy, c II Rh-c. Manuel Cunha. Dr. A N Shew, Miss
EEua Ctuug Pen. Mrs q Cooper. children and nurse,
El-s slsan u'AriIs Fulisn, q Phelps, A wight, Geo
saularlill. = q Nlen. Gates, Muller, Meiiis,
d y whitney Mrs hsraio<u, g JOue. Jr. G Irwin,
y Ha-tAri4ns. kE'.~a Wilder. q II Dckey D j EdridEe
ard -lis, n u ms, Mr. wittrock aud 50 deck.
Prom san Frsurlsc5-PeE Madura S-rt6-J Hassiueer,
Mss 4 hassiuzsr. Mss 81 A " idgrr, Il Coleman, W X
Casnaa, Byron Adluis, Frank Edwards rh0s Green.
Prom Frauc--1-Prr Gen IIaruey sept Capt Rus
o., Clls Giillua Jzs Castiur, z ? Wheeler.
Fr1n sylusy-rrr p n : CITY u sydney. Aug IIfh.-
Audrtu. Aru Zealand Nall Agrut, Mrs John Wilson and
s. la-IraIsltu flI sau frRncisco-
Frau Plrtlsud-HeF Am b. Edward james, sept llth-
v alter Muit we aud children, Miss Sexton, Allen.
Stephens, kuehu, stArbuok- ID Green, A Nelson,
q l-l-u-.J p PescsaE, Dowiiug, Louis Young
Fr san FrEucsaa. per 5 City 81 sydney. sept Il-G
.uaar- Mn Hzaeiva Miss Ludlow, Chas Bancroft,
T--ui-' 1Irs Prank Br1sn Capt Chapman Herbert.
. 90 ransy Mss Cara Coaey Miss Mary Coney, Wight,
aa. Nh T. y Noble aud maid. Alex Young. Cole
Easl. " 4 Coleman, AKIN. Or A n Shew, o sears, II
sf and children, Herbert Austin, tombstone,
a!h. Mn Dodge nui ch aud sevts, Gov Dominis
Er klrtE and vie, child aud nurse Ars Brough aud
ial-iter Nm 4 b Myers, " Armstrong and wife. 7 J
Glfy NJ Brrtteviie, jos George wife and children
laiuu- Mr. and Fletcher. Koepke, ChAs Taylor,
Avar. NeudoEa Thas Cecilia. JAs seaver, Chas colwen
D 4r.iheriau. Ar kibg, A fr-zer. AkwAi, AsbiA-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12
Cane Land, s. the rest CHA Forest Land
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORE
IN close Mortgage.

IN close mortgage.
Notice is hereby given that /, J. r. Williams, the
mortgage named In that certain iudenture of mort
gage, executed by Levi Chamberlain and John
Michel on the LIST day Of October, 1875, and re-
corded in the Office OF the Registrar of Convey
furecose the said mortgage, according to the terms
and conditions therein named default having been
made in the condition named in the same relative
TO the payment of INTEREST," aud to sell the property
named in said mortgage at public auction upon the
Goth day of September, 1877, at IL O'Clock noon of
said day, at the Office OF (. p. Adams 10 Honolulu,
Oahu.
Schedule of property named In the mortgage;
Now on the Halawa Plantation at said Eva. viz,
One sugar mill of three rollers with pnions length
of rollers being thrty-four inches, and diameter
twenty inches, one large steam engine complete of
twenty-five inches by ten inches cylinder, one small
portable engine aud steam boiler seven feet in
length by tweuty-six inches diameter, two centri-
fugal machines complete, one large boiler twenty
feet in length by five feet diameter, two CHARTERS
of five hundred gallons each, two large driving
wheels with shaft complete, each four feet and six
inches in diameter, counter shaft with two fast
and two loose pulleys, and one fly wheel for large
engine, one copper worm, one water tank, two
sliding dampers thirty to forty thousand bricks
(more or lessl. suudry TOOLS as blaeksmith's bel
lows, coopers anvil, etc, thirty-six coolers, one
force pump two pumps, counter shalt for driving
pump, Que round damper, four furnace fronts with
doors aud furnace bars, lot of steam and water
pipes steam cocks and teehe valves, holding-down
bolts for engine, mill and centrifugal MACHINES,
two steam guages, lot OF square iron braces, and
one mandril tor centrifugal machines, and all The
fixtures and appurtenances thereto belonging or
appertaining j. X. WILLIAMS.
Z. P. ADAMS, Auctioueer.
W. R. CASTLE, Attorney. 65S St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12
LATE WAR NEWS!
Via Auckland, per City of Sydndey.

London, August 10Th.
The Russian cavalry regiments, with thiriy-hve
thousand infantry, and ITO guns, attacked Mukhtar
Pssha's army yesterday near Kars. They fought all
day.
The Russians were eventually compelled TO fan
back. with loss OF |, 200 men. Tue Turkish loss
was 100.
The Russians have re. occupied Kustendi
August 2lst
The Russians have abandoned the town of Shipka.
which is now occupied by the army of salieman
Pasha.
The Porte is concentrating fifty thousand militia
In Bulgaria as an army reserve. Colonel Baker COM
mands the cavalry.
August 90
Under cover of night forty thousand Turks, com
manded by Sulieman Pasha, attacked the Russian
position in Shipka Pass.
The fighting continued from dark till daylight.
The Turkish troops with indomitable courage,
repeatedly assailed the enemies lines, but were
pulsed with great slaughter.
It was fearful engagement, the Turks from their
exposure losing very heavily.
TIE Turks are attempting to cross the Danube at
Widdin.
A Turkish force is now operating In Dobrudscha.
The English press considers the Russian position
In Buls aria critical.
In Asia Minor since the repulse OF the Russians
under General Melikof, both armies iu Armenia
remain inactive.
A telegram dated London, August cath says -
great battle lasting TWO days, occurred At Shipka
Pass.
The Turks were repulsed with great loss.
The Turkish armies have not vet Joined osman
Pasha.
Rusehuk has suffered much from continued bonn.
bardmeut-
Three hundred COssacks, who had laid down their
arms, were slaughtered III cold blood.
An Instruction has occurred in Crete, where
many Turks have been killed.
August Is.
The Russian official report states that desperate
fighting took place at Shpka Pass the 23l Au-
gust. 1t continued for thirteen hours The Russian
maintained their ground. The losses very heavy
Sulieman Pasha teegraphed GU the 2lst that he
had scaled the heights and fought for fourteen hours
He retained the conquered position. and attacked the
Russian entertainments unsuccessfully but hopes to
succeed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12
HONOLULU MEANTIME.
COMMERCIAL.
,IoNoIrLr. SEPTEuBER iaa. Is.7.

H0NOLULE. SEPTEMBER l2lt 1877.
TIE srrraIs past week have been British Bark Ma
Cara and -.aa1uer zen. Harvey from San Francisco
TIE Gu An iark Hoelsab from bakers Island and
ts schooner waHsle frou Francisco the 7Ih, and
tas ua1 Steamer CRY Sydney from Australia, aud Ed
gzzss f-az Oregou the lish-
ls Nssura lr-ass enc Ia q choice improved stock
g. us grazing ranries Of james Campbell E-q.. which
vi 10 ucgui-ifiau here
El-E rs A Folramb came up from Bakers Island 60
r-acars buoy and lahorers aud returns iu f~v days
Ei-arl lanes brings fall o. general Iner
rszlzs naur, salmon. lumber shingss 4e- o,usgDed
o. he Master
City = Sydney brings but small freight frm
-o1th EBe tskes about $50 freight,
sc asy Of and paddy aud 900 punches fbanAuas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12
PORT oF HONOLULU.
AKRINEp


SEPT 6-scir Nile Morris Hoalolsnui, from Aoiokaii
s-lr EcEsaiu1hL NaiaihL from lIAiIhi~Ai Kauai
An sriir Geu ua-u-y. Trip. 10 dys fr1m san Fran
Brit bE A=aurs, Stanton. - DAYS from FrHn't 10
An ~ " Holr1aiJ, Dsnisn IS dye irol= Baker
Island
Ha~ -ohr Esilsir seArs. 10 DAYS from san Franco
s--chr denny SiuIeuslui from NsWlsll, Kauai.
E-slh= N-ttlr Merrill Crune from LziiHina-
-l-Sil4r LiEeiisr- Marchaut. from ndWRri Pr-ts.
Sslr Marion. Christian from Kulua and WaimcA.
L-fu csfy 81 Sydney, Dearborn, Is days from
Audkiaud
* Edward Ialass. J Q'Brien. from Portland.
---s1ilr IA MOL Wilbur frra kahului.
~1llr y warwick, Bail. from kalasa4pa, MoiOkRi.
q Training ship, Jamestown Glass, from LAhAini.
SAILED.
sslE 5-schr Prince. Beck, fsr Kona & KHu. Hawaii.
s1iIr kAraaiis killing. Tor MHlik1 Mani
t-r-llr kuiEnsuu. Mana. Cor klialA. Hawaii
--l- kzIuui. Eryuall- f5r Eahuui.
Bar sl Ah-sua. orQsErt for Portland Oregon
s->alr Way Eiier. kgaRlu, Cor Hiio Hawaii.
Stlsr ~ ilr Morris. heliHhauui. for MnlOkAi
s-HEu "a f1ur-r. Ahlh1ru, for San Francisco.
-1hr heEzuulhi. MAlaihi f,r HznAisl. Kauai,
l5-Scbr Iaahi Kaaina, Tor K0hala
Am bk Harriet \ Carleton, fOr Hongkong.
u-F q CRY 81 ssdnsy. Dearborn, for san Fran.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

CoussAziiuople. August iS.-It is stated on good
Eutharity that Masans Pasha, Turkish Ambassador
a. London recently wrote 10 the Porte that he had
reason TO belsevc tie British Government would
shorty ask authorization for 4 feet TO enter the
B1sph0rus IL certain contingencies in order pro-
teci ChristiAss Il Is said that the Porte replied
thar the iieef could only come as the ayowed ally
q Turkey. Il as also asserted, though doubtful
suthoriiy thai this reply was withdrawn on the
energetir circumstances Of Ls1ard, British repre-
sentative AZ ConstGntinople.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

sss- The steamer City of Sydney arrived yester-
day at IL O'Clock q. IN, Is days from Sydney, with
"a passengers, two Of which were for Honolulu.
She sailed again at $50 o'clock last evening for San
Francisco taking from this port some seventy more
passengers, among whom were several of our pro-
minent citizens. See list under appropriate head
iup
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

ANOTHER LAND SALE.-The tract OF land near
Eva, on this Island known Honolulu, the
Haaelea Estate, aud comprising some 5000 acres,
has been sold by ]. II. Coney, Esq, to Jas. Camp
bell, ESQ, for the sum of 49,, 900 cash. II is
valuable chiefly grazing land, and extends from
Pearl River TO the SUBMITS Of the Waiauae
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

ias- The steamer Likelke did not leave yester-
day advertised, but will leave to-day at $50 p NJ
for the circuit of Hawaii. She goes out with full
freight for almost every place on her route Owing
10 this fct, and the desire of Mr.. Wilder TO accom-
modate shippers, the boat will require an entire
week, and will not return till next week Thursday.
This will render il impossible to perform the cir
cult of Kauai advertised but she will do the next
best thing, make the trip to NaWilwih, leaving
on Friday, and returning on Sunday morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

~ The schooner Aiata which lately arrived
from Tahiti. has been purchased by Allen & Robin
for the coasiiag trade aud is named the Leahi.
She will run on the Kohala and Hamakua, Hawaii.
route She is a staunch vessel of about 10 TONS aud
is likely TO prove q favOrite-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

New AND VALUABLE STocK.-John A. Hassinger
Esq, OF Rahuku Ranch, ThO arrived on Thursday
last on the bark Madura from San Francisco,
brought some very fne stock, among which may
be enumerated: Kentucky bred jack, three years
old; blooded jenuet; nineteen months old bull.
of the celebrated Avenue Ranch stock,-splendid
pedigree from England, named Cyprus Duke :"
IS Spanish Merino rams, thoroughbred; 1910
high graded ewes, Leicester stock crossed with
French Merinos; paIr of thorough bred Essex
pigs from the noted breeder CIandali, of San Jose,
Cal two Welsh sows, splendid animals sheep
dog slut with four pups. On the passage from San
Francisco nineteen ewes died, which is by means
q very large percentage OF loss.-P C. advertiser.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

s9E- Bark Edward James, Captain OBrien, ar
rived yesterday from Portland, bringing a full
general cargo of Oregon produce, such as -four.
oats, salmon, bricks, lumber, shingles, etc, aud
some sixteen passengers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

icy Bark Jane A Falkinburg arrived al Portland
as the Edward James was leaving, on the 18th of
August, and was to return to this port with dcs-
match
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

~ It is not improbable that the Zeslandia may
arrive here from San Francisco on Wednesday next,
the :. T. agents have been instructed TO despatch
the boats hereafter Immediately the arrival of the
London mails.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

tS'- A native informs us that he found heavy
gold ring yesterday, with the initials engraved on
it, which the owner may learn more OF by iuquir-
Ing at this Office.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

~ Travellers who have visited the crater OF
Kiiauea lately represent it very active and brili-
ant. The old south lake is nov about 900 feet in
length, and COO feet width, boiling and spouiing
as OF old.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

~ The opposition between the rival steamship
lines on the San Francisco and Portland route is
very strong and fares reduced 10 very low figures
II is said 10 be cheaper travel on that route
than 10 remain at home
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

EF- Barkentine Discovery arrived at San Fran
cisco the 18th of August SO DAYS from this port
She sailed hence on tue 20sh OF July.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

tg S Training-ship jamestown arrived this
morning from Lahaiua.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

~ The Waiakea Ranch near Hilo, comprising
5000 acres Of forest, pasture and rocky land with
1900 head Ct cattle, has been sold by the Hawaiian
Agricultural Company, and purchased by Mr.. w.
Shipman and Captain Elderts for the Of S33 600
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

ABUNDANT RAISs-ie last week IN nearly every
district GU Hawsii aud Maui, aud in some have
proved a refreshing god-send. With the return of
The auiumnal equinox, We shall expect a still more
abundant rainfall. as usual in former years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

Ezg- We understand that Captain Marchant has
resigned the command of the Steamer Likelike. He
has been master of the Kilauea for three or four
years past, and during that time the steamer has
never met mishap OF any kind. Captain Marchant
is considered ;he best pilot the Hawaiian coast
that have and all will regret his retirement from
4 position for which he was peculiarly fitted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12
MEMORANDA.

Report % tie p 81. = : City Of sydney H. C. Dearborn,
lzuluder cleared sydney Head, Aug 2lth . p N.
A-Ivri a. Auckland Aug - st6A. NJ Sailed Rgain on
s.l-s a-e a. D. ~ ~ sgt sth experienced fresh gale
81 end ffdl aud \ 4. with heavy head Received
Pas - H1lsulu, sept lith, AZ 10 A II.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12
Foreign News.
Per Bark EHadura and Schooner
6eaerzI IIaraey.

President Hnyes and family were making the tour
Of uorthern New England, and have everywhere been
reserved with popular 0vNtions-
A despatch from Summit Station. Penn. says
thaf the employees Of eight eolieres in that vicinity
uaaberiRg 25O0 men. struck.
Tie colorado beetle has spread over twenty-five
asref near TorEaa. Germany, despite energetic ef-
f1rls TO stamp It out-
Berlin special says it Is reported that Germany
j. rcousraiing against France erecting Publications
the SASS frontier, which is causing an uneasy
ieeliRg-
The gr1sshOppsr in Canada amount to plague in
Augusta township outariR. They are so numerous
sazi farmers eating fields Of Oats in order 70
save them for feed for their animals.
A Calsgtta dispatch says: In portions Of Madras
end MyspEe Il IA nos clear that famine will rage with
increased Intensity for al least six months longer
Madrid. August I7th.-over thirty persons have
been arrested IN connection wiki the recently dis
severed Republican conspiracy.
France.
Laasou, August I7th.-GAnbetta some days ago
made great political speech at Lille the publication
q whsh has been hitherto prevented BY the fear Of
censorship. GAmbetta expressed great confidence
a. the result Of the eeetionss and spoke with his
uszai bitterness against the B0napartists whom he
stiEuAsiEed as the party Of invasion. BE said the
charge 81 stent radcaisu which Is brought forward
Ef the for dissolriug the Chamber was as an
biruify and falsehood Relative 90 the assertion OF
rescti0ua-y papers the President NacMahon viii not
be obliged submit the viii Of the nStion, as e1-
pressed BY the coming eection GambettA said is II
that snch things said or rather, allowed to
be said hope tsAt they will cheer the failing hearts
q the 6sVerunent's Hu1iliaries When the sole Eu-
taurity which al must bend has pronounced don
think that any Is strong enough 10 oppose it.
Don't think tsAt when the millions Of the frees0il Of
Frunoe have made their ch0iee, there win be one,
WhAteEar be his degree, that could resist. Believe
ne uhcn France has pronounced her sovereign will,
tAe-s must either be submission or resignstior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

REPORTED Loss.-A native, who arrived in the
schooner Marion from Kauai, reports the loss Of the
schooner Luka, while at anchor at Waiua. The
wind was very strong, causing the vessel to drag
her anchor, aud in attempting to get under way. she
went ashore, and it was learned she would become
total loss The captain and were, at the latest
date, engaged in landing cargo, though the surf
was very high. This vessel owned by Jas. l.
Dowseti, Esq, aud her loss at this time, when
coasters are much in demand, will be very in
.Lnrt.a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

MONSTER SHARK.-Just as the steamer City of
Sydney was swinging of from the wharf last even
ing, & large shark was hauled shore at the foot
OF Fort street, by the OF Chas B. W son's race
boat, that was really wonder Of the deep. Mr..
Wilson struck the shark with a common harpoon,
and after quite fight the crew succeeded in tow
ing their prize to the wharf, and by actual meas
ment the animal proved to be l6 feet long, 10 feet
in circumference and the mouth, when stretched
open, was feet inches wide. Ii is thought by
the crew of the boat that the shark during the day
had swallowed part of horse which was used as
bait. bread case. that was floating around, also
Sleeps carcasse This Is not intended as fish story
but as tale OF the shark, whose fins were sent on
board the above steamer, as choice morses for the
Chinese, and whose carcass was distributed among
The natives.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

rF- This is what an Australian paper says o: lima
de Murska: "As far as recent events go, Cohgreve,
or ninety-nine people out of every hundred say,
Shakespeare, was singularly wrong in his estimate
Of the power of music on the savage breast. Close
upon the Patti scandal comes the news Of the IN
happy matrimonial arrangements Of Madame lima
de Murska. This gifted ladY's husband, NJ. Straus
Hlla, amused himself during the honeymoon ty
ruthlessly slaughtering two small terriers OF the
songstress her three canary birds, parrot, mon
key, aud five cats of rare breed, which she had &C
quired with difficulty, and was maintaining at I'M
told expense. We have the more sympathy for
Madame lima &c Murska, inssmuch as this is the
seventh time she has yany essayed to Obtain suit
able partner for her joys and sorrows."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12
IMPORTS.

Tsan san Fraci,-o ser Madurs, sept 6-i0s0 sheep,
tul iack. leunet pig aud = pkss general mdse
F-am syEney-Por n : : CITY q sydney. Aug It'll
ulise order; 10 II Davies; $50 soap,
& Brewer Co, 3 Ikgs mdse, Hon W Gay.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MarshaI's Sale.

WDY VIRTUE OF WRIT. ISSUED OUT
ND OF the Supreme Court In favor OF ]. O. Dickson,
for hundred and thirty.eght dollars. against s.
ApAna defendant have levied upon and shall expose
sale the ID day OF October, A. ID. 1871 u noon
the premises, At Kamo all the right, title
Of the said 5. Apaua In and Wooden House. and
the Lease Of the Land which said house Is situated
which has years longer to unless said Judgment
terest and costs be previously satisfied.
W. c. PARKE, Marshal.
Honolulu, August 20, 1877. esq At
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

STEAMER SALE.-The new Steamer Likelike and
the old Steamer KIlauea have been sold ty the
Hawasn Government, in accordance with the law
authorizing the sale to Hon. S. G. Wilder, for the
sum of SOS, 900. Mr.. WIS long connection with
steam insures q liberal aud vigorous plan of inter
island steam service, such as has long been wanted
here This will include 8 second boat,-either
new and smaller vessel the rebuilding OF the
Kilauea. With the rapid progress now being made
in every prominent industry here this steam service,
In private hands aud managed by private enterprise,
ought and will prove remunerative.
tSy- The steamer Australia, which left San Fran
cisco July Is and passed this port without touch
ing, arrived at Auckland the 18th of August,
and at Sydney on the Goth, thrty-four days pass
age, OF serea days behind time! The cause of the
long passage was come trouble with her machinery
or furnaces. This is rather an unfortunate result
for the first attempt to give Honolulu the go-by.
The truth is the call at this port is almost
indispensable, By allowing an inspection and over
hanling of the machinery and furnaces, and setting
TO right anything found out of the way. The ex-
pertinent ought TO satisfy the London and New
York owners of the line, that though their ships
might sometimes chance to 20 through time
without stopping at Honolulu 1t is wiser and safer
10 have them touch here on every trip.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12

MORE OPIUM sNgSGLISs--Reports of opium
smuggling on a wholesale scale were current yes
terday, all the particulars of which have not yet
been learned. Enough, however, has transpired to
show that some ten thousand dollars worth of
opium was brought in the steamer Likelike, and
has been sold from the vessel here and on her trips
10 Kauai and Hawaii Chinaman and one of the
officers Of the vessel suspected as the princi-
pals, both of whom left IL the steamship City of
Sydney yesterday, taking the proceeds Of the sale
with them. We shall be able to give particulars
next week
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-12
EXPORTS.

Pr san Fralcisco-per Hsw bk Courier, Sept SHIFTS
Is 1873 pkgs sugsT. iSc2 bg DADDY, 10 bales WOOL -
ca.usc-
TT H0ugeaag-esT An bk Harriet Carletol. Sept 10
O. ts fu.Cus sineNs. copper sheafing, pes kua
FzHs - srd old copper. pkgs beef, milk,
- etts b bus. IL b5ls sAla0n, 10 bgs potatoes and
80 CE.Bssc pauAsuEer-