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EIRCUIr COURT oF III nAwAIIAN

u Islands, Third Judicial District, in Probate, Island Of
Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, S.. In the matter OF the Estate Of
KELA, (Chiuese) deceased.
A document, purporting to be the last will and testament Of
hela, deceased, having been presented to said Probate Court.
and a petition for the probate thereof, and for the issuance of
letters testamentary to r.. p. Kuikahi, having been filed by
Hao, (w)
Iii hereby ordered that WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day OF
April. y. ID. 1879, at 10 o'clock, a. m. of said day, at the Court
Room OF said Court, at Kapaau, North KOhala,
Hawaii, be, and the same is hereby appointed the time
for proving said viii and hearing said application, when and
where any person interested may appear and contest the said
will, and the granting of letters testamentary.
II 5 further ordered, that notice thereof be given by publi-
cation for three successive weeks in the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser, a newspaper printed and published in Honolulu,
in the English language.
And 1t Is further ordered, that citations be issued TO the
subscribing witnesses 10 the said will, and to the heirs Of the
testator in this Kingdom. to appear and contest the probate Of
said will at the time appointed.
Dated North Kohala, Hawaii, II. /. Feb. 26h, 1879.
CHARLES FREDERICK HART
Justice OF the Circuit Court, Third Judicial District. NH st
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0bcrtistr.
MARCH 8.

WE notice that tue 5. F.. Chronicle copies our
Editorial Of Dee. : on the subject ola Trans
Pacific Telegraph Gable. and the Boston Com
HeTciGl BaAeiR, commenting on the same, says:
The Act passed by the Hawaiian Legislature
for the encouragement of electric telegraphy,
while 1t was sufficiently liberal in the privileges
granted for tcIegraphic purposes, was studiously
formed to prevent any monopoly, as expressed in
the words any company now Incorporated in
any foreign country or that may hereafter be in
corporated in this Kingdom or any foreign
country and this has probably prevented the
contamination Of the desire for the trans Pacific
cable 1t Is a matter Of much doubt whether the
Hawaiian government will give any company
a monopoly Of this business, and indeed the COM
merce OF the world can better wait a while than
to have a monopoly Of the business conferred up
on one corporation. The experience of the past
has not been such as to encourage 4 desire for
their repetition. Eventually there will be bust
ness enough to warrant the laying of the cable
without the guaranty of monopoly, but if fair
prices are established there would be no rival for
many years. The need OF such a cable can hard
ly be overstated, or its value to the commerce of
the world oyerestimated."
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NOTICE.

ENHE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO
u noiiiy the public that they have perfected their arrange
menis' ana are now prepared 10 furnish to consumers any and
All Kinds 81 Stock Feed, viz: Wheat, Oat, Barley, Alfalfa and
Manlenie Hay; Oats, Bran, Barley, Wheat, Corn, MiddIings.
nIiD-ised, oi Cake Meal, Cracked Corn, etc. etc. Having a
flhe i-CLAsS MILL, we are prepared 10 fill all orders for
Germ Meal, or any Kind OF Ground Grain. Orders LETT for
MIXED Feed, !: e., Hay Cut and Grain Ground, baPged and
delivered Will be promptly attended 10. Ground Grain is
from tity to one hundred per cent more economical than
Mho!e Grain, to feed 10 stock. We have a large and commo
ulous warehouse. l5ox5O, near the Steamer Wharf, where we
can Recommending persons who requLe storage; and our build
Joy Is ram proof, rat proof and wind proof. Also. a Stock
lAiu Attached 10 our Warehouse. where we are prepared 10
asSomm3daie Mules, Horses, etc. and guarantee tlIem plenty
u Sooo feeo ana attention, at reasonable rates Plantation
orders, as well as all others. viii b. thankfully received and
promptly attended TO. OFFICE on Fort Street, next door to
Lucas New shop.
mil ON LAME l. CO
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

Hlf VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF EXECUTION
n issued out of the Supreme Court, in favor of Welaula k,
against Puuowaina k, Pooila ", and Hoopii, her husband, for
$Ia03S,i have levied upon and shall expose for sale ON SAT-
URDAY, the goth day of March, A. d. 1879, at IL O'Clock, NJ.
In front of Aliolani Hale, all the right, title and interest of
said defendants OF, in and to all that piece or parcel Of land
situated in Nananalua, Hama, Island Of Maui, containing Z
acres,-Royal Patent SOS, and more particularly described
in the Registrars Book Of Records, No. 81, on page No. SIS.
Harbor.
Also, 10 NJ Shingles and Sundry Panks and Scantling-un-
less SAID Judgment, interest and costs be previously satisfied.
fe22 OF W. G. PARKE, Marshal.
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VEsSELsI * PORT

Naval.
n b n = Opal Robinson
~ n : Diguiu. de LiErou
3 Itau bk IaIakaua, Jsnks
AGg % Matre Aaeteay. Pope
Hawaiian bgtne Ponare
hriuat hark Lady Lampaon. NIarsttu
Nm bark INWARD lanes. OBuen
An bark II W Amy. Freeman r|t.. #.
An bgtne Morning Star, Bray
An bktne Grnca Roberts, Oxen
sm httne Discovery, Fuller
An sctr Venus. Deli
Am topsail schr W II Meyer, Williams
wuALEHs AND TRADERS.
An frnr LDleia- Dexferf a.. '"# . n
Am chr Ca EIarney. Trfpp
Haw schr Giovanni Apianf
Haw brig Onward
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The ACE we live in appears to be one in which
cheating and fraud run rampant. Aside from
large deialcations and enormous bank failures
in Europe and America, dishonesty perco-
lates down into the requirements of every day
life In the adulteration Of articles of food
governments have hardly yet begun to interfere,
but when il comes to articles of general con-
sumption wherein the safety OF life and property
may be endangered, such as kerosene, then the
law in;crpOses and fixes a standard below which
the article must not be imported or sold, under
penalty Of n fine. One day this week a small
shop-kecper,-a Chinaman-was fined $50 in
the Police Court Of this city for having sold a
bottle Of kerosene oil which was below the legal
standard, it having exploded in a lamp and
nearly caused n conHagration. The testimony
IN Court was to the effect that the shop-keeper
bought tie oil from a large dealer who in turn
bought it by the quantity from an importer,
the latter having verbally guaranteed the article
sold to be up to the legal standard, which,
however, it proved not to be. The question
recurs,-was it equity, or even law, to fine the
small s~hop-keeper, while the importer, who
violated the law in the first instance, goes scot
free?
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IMPORTS.

From HamboIdt eay-per Venus, Mar 3-l4O,oo f red
wood l1mheE as NN4 .I. H
From San Fnneiro-Psr W n Meyer. Mar 5-Ss m bricks,
5000 redwood posts. 200 bills lime, 200 bales hay, 20 cords
wood, 900 sks brAn, zoo do cats, 900 do Hour, and 1922 pkgs
EeuRrni mdsal ~. NI.UUr. ~ NI a..a I'M.
Frm San F1ncisco-Per II W Amy, Mar SD mules, 2O7
baIe- hay, 1000 redwood posts. 200 bbis line, 200 m redwood
shingles, iI3 SKIS cats, I36 DO bran, IS m bricks, ZIG bars iron.
and 81 pkKs general md5e. -
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EXPORTS.

Foe Portland, O-per J A FaIkinburg. Mar I-I3s6 pkgs
sugar, 500 Do riee, 80 bales pGhs 20 hngs coffee Value do
mests elSs7Io- .T.#.r" H
Fer FAnrineas IsArd-per vivid, Mar 3-3sss q humber.
and sOT pkgs % sundries- Value domestic $780, foreign ST.
Tc607.
Fer sle Fransiseo-PE EHa. Mar loco pkgs sugar. ESQ
DO rice, "a CO kerosene, 20 bacs g~oatskins- Value domestic
s3s,S25.s6.
For San FraneI.eo-per Eustaee, Mar s-lSII pkgs sugar.
Value domestic 81, s0S07-
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MEMORANDA.

REFoar OF An roFsAL scnH " II METEa, T 5 wnLnNs.
NAena-b<n Can FaneSco a. Z p m, Feb 10. First four
days moderats breezes from SE with mg and drizIy rain; next
four daya mcasrafs breezeS from SW. Got tho trades very
Haht IN long l1s9 w, lat - N. and continued very light
the rest % ne pasaag-- Made Moiokai At 3 p m. Mar an. and
az su1lswn nw oshu, - lays passage Tuesday, Feb Is, N
luun n0e s., nt % > 90 ", RE n sail 90 far oN couA not
m.kse 80 DFa tniak d ws ssserag sW BY W
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED!

IUNHE SEEKS EMPLOY.
II ment as Copyist, Writing up Accounts, or any similar
work. Legal Copying carefully done.
mil At C ii. MCCONNELL. 8 Garden Lane
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

TuNHE FIRM OF WEST s. was
II dissolved by agreement entered Into between the part
ners on the I'd day of October. ut, the dissolution to date
aud have efsct from the lst Of October, A. d. 1878. GIDEON
WEST will continue the business hereafter in his own name.
and for his sole interest. 1t is mutually agreed that all sums
due the late firm. shall lie paid to GIDEON WEST. who
assumes all liabilities Of the firm Of WEST & cHAYTER.
G. WEST.
elu 1T. CHAYTFR
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Of the city terminus Of the Telephone to Coco
Head, have issued new cards OF Marine Signals.
in which are incorporated the changes made as to
numbers referring to vessels. To be had at their
counter.
COMMERCIAL NEwsPAPERs-The Commercial Her
aid, and the journal of Commerce, Of San Francis
cosare both very valuable publications, and their
Annual Reviews evince 4 great amount of enter
prise and painstakins on the part of the editors
and publishers. Exhaustive reviews are found in
each OF these Journals Of teade and OF
the Pacific Coast. \ very interesting article ia
the Journal for Jan. 22d. is a picture and pen de-
scription of the entire coast of California, Oregon
and Washington Territory. including the harbors.
roadsteads, landings and chutes on the Pacific
Coast, as also the rocks ard shoals, lights and fog
signals, headland points and currents.
DEATH OF AN OLD REsIDESr.-on Sunday
morning last. Mr.. II. HOlsteip. who has resided
on these Islands during the past twenty-three
years, expired at his residence in Nuuanu Valley,
after n lingering illness. He leaves a widow and
four children, in straitened circumstances. Mr..
Holstein was a native CT Germany, but beyond that
fact, owing to his reticence, but little is known
OF his history. He was a soldier in the Mexican
war, and lived some years in Texas and subsequent
ly at New Orleans. He was a classical scholar,
and wrote English with facility and correctness.
For several years after his arrival here he was
manager of the Agricultural Society's garden in
Nuuanu, and he was the first to demonstrate prac-
tically that rice could be ~pro6tably grown here.
lie had an excellent taste in laying out grounds
for Horticulture. He was n voluminous contributor
TO the press Of the country, and no one was more earn
est and successful than Holstein in directing public
attention to the importance of preserving our
forests. By those who knew him intimately, his
memory will be cherished for his many good quail
ties of head and heart and of him it may be said
that
"Heav'n. that made him honest, made him more
Than ever King did. when he made a lord
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GN THE 10TH OF 1879.
" a Money Order, No. 5, for 500, dated Feb. 18th, 1879,
drawn by J. NJ. Gibson on Bishop & Co. in favor Of W.
Mariner, was stolen from the pocket of John Mitchell, at Hama
lei, Kauai. All persons are hereby warned against negotiating
the same, payment thereon having been stopped.
JOHN MITCHELL, jr.
Hanalei, Kauai, Mar. 9Th, 1879. mhS 81
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Fvc--sI4 for HouoIuIu from ForeIgn Ports.
Or Ia Afster, Llverpool. due
Ger BIZ Louie, Bremen, due March 10
Bril- BIZ Lallah Rookh, Glasgow. due May 1870
Am bk Martha Davis. Boston. due March 2O-25
IA b NJ ; Triumph, Flagship, -
Am bk MORO CASTE, HeH York, due MAY 1851
Brit BIZ ChoeoLa- Hongkong. over due
Haw bgfne Storm Bird. south Sea Islands. due
An schr Dashing Wave, s y. for Hno, to sail Feb Is a
Am "a f1ml1u, B1rrards Inet, due
Brit shio oleulner Liverpool. due May 2o-z5
putchbk rart AuRrzta, Bombay, oveEdue A
Brk N Dosenby, Giasx.w, 10 sail Peb I
Am schr jos Woouey, Guano Islands, due Mar 1881
Am Blk Atlanta. Port Gamble. for HfIo
All bk Crusader, Hongkoog, due March $40
Am bk . 9 Murray, San Francisco. due Mar 1920
Ana sfmr City Of Sydney, Sydney, due Mar II
Bnt stnr zealanda, san Francisco, due Mar %
Am briganf.ne Timandra. San FrancGco
Am ship Robt Dixon, San Frneiseo. due Mar $40, for Guano
Islands
Am bkne Enna Augusta. Sac FraneaEco, via Kahului
Am ship Gov Goodwin, glasgow
an hark James chesto1, Port Gamble, due Mar $40
Am tern Hera. Astoria
Am schr Rosario, san Francisco, to sail about Mar /
Am bktue zoe Perkins. Port Gamble, to sail FEB 20 .
Am hktnn Cntherfns eaddeu, Newcastle, " . W %
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PoRT OF HONOLULU. H. I.

I" ARRIVALS.
Mar Ann schr Venus, Dodd, % daJ from Hu mboIdt
3-Am schr Western Home, johnson, from San Fran-
E8-An ppsan schr " III Meyer, Wi Hams. y dry,
ron aan Franchco
ta-Am bkH w Ainy. Freeman, IS days fn san Fran
III n NJ clipper DjiguItt, de LiEron, ~ days from
Valparaiso
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Notice ofAbsence.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED EXPECTS TO BE
Il absent from the Kingdom for several months from
the 18th February. and leaves 4 Power OF Attorney with W. r..
CASTLE, Esq, TO act for him in all matters OF business dur
ing his absence. fel5 1t s. B. DOLE.
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REFERRING to the probability Of the Anti
Chinese Bill becoming q law, the S. F. Chroni-
Gle asks . where shall John go?" and concludes
that there is a possible outlook for him in
Kalakaua's Kingdom" Mr.. III. W. Severance.
and Mr.. Claus spreckles, of the California Sugar
Refnery-who has large interests on Maui in
sugar lands-were interviewed by n Chronicle
reporter, and their vIows as to Island matters
arc stated at length. Mr.. Severance is repres-
ented as saying that
The natives viii not work, and although several
colonies Of Portuguese have gone out they do not
appear to give satisfaction. The Chinese are
generally preferred on the plantations. and he
was of the opinion that they would Ultimately be
employed to the exclusion Of all other labor. q =
If the Chinese in California refused TO 90 70 the
Islands, the planters there would undoubtedly
make arrangements to import large numbers
direct from Hongkong."
Mr.. Claus Spreckles, on the subject of Chinese
labor at the Hawaiian Islands said that
"He was opposed to it, except on a limited
scale and under proper restrictions. Mr.. s. eckels
now has q few Cinnamon employed on his planta-
ton, but he gives the preference in all cases TO
whites, paying the latter double the wages Chinese
can be secured for. He intends dividing his large
estate up into farms Of so and 100 ao-SS eaeh and
leasing them TO white men with families, giving
them One-third Of the sugar crop annually. He
will put in about 5000 acres of suear cane tbe
present year, and will increase annually until the
whole tract is under cultivation. He is now,
through his agent in Maui. engaged in completing
an elaborate system Of irrigation, building refner-
les. constructing a railroad eight miles in length,
making a harbor and putting everything in readi-
ness for getting to work, as the sugar planting
season begins in August. Mr.. Spreckels's outlay
viii exceed 81, 500, 900. When asked if he did
not fear that by a large influx of Chinese TO the
Hawaiian Islands, at first as menials, those astute
barbarians might not in time gain such n foothold
that Il would be difficult to control them, Mr..
SrreCEels said thar he had Oivan copo,darabIo
thought to the subject, and had become so much
alarmed at the possibility OF ysuch n result that he
had had several conversations with King Kalakaua
when last at Honolulu. That monarch, he said.
agreed with him, and the policy Of the Hawaiian
Government now was to discourage any general
immigration Of the Chinese or coolie elemept."
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ALOSG THE

The Amer missionary packet Morning Star T. still at
Ttbbsts 4 sorenson's wharf, clearing up from her late
cruise % MirroneaIa. l<-A-" Ha@a rr.
The HEw bk Ealakaua ~ at the Old Custom House
wharf. With her ea-so all out WsexPeet TO hearo Of some
pref ty tall sailing BY her on her next voyage. a. she mas
aided a fore-skysail to her rig. way mp by Jerks.
The Amer BIZ II W Amy from San Francisco L. at
Brewer 4 Co.'s wharf. diseharging an assorted cargo.
The Amer sehr W II Meyer IL also At the same wharf.
dischargnga an assorted cargo from san Francisco.
The Amer schr Venus f. at Allen 4 Robinson's wharf.
where she has Just discharged n cargo Of ismber from
Humboldt She win wait for a cargo Of sugar
AEthe Ola Steamer wharf the Amer hktn Discovery is
turntns nut her cargo in first class or1er. She viii finish
dise1argins In a day or two. when she win be ready for
freight for San Francisco.
AT the EaplEnadeithe Amer bktn Grace ROberts il load
ing sugar for San Francisco. and will probably sail about
the middIe Of next week.
The Brit bk Lady Lampson has hauled of into the
stream We understand she Will haul IN again soon to
load for San Francisco.
The Amer trading sshrs Gen Harney and Loleta. inthe
streens are being overhsaled preparatory 70 their trip
North.
Last Saturday a large fOrc-and-aft schr passed the port
bound west, probably for China or the Navigator Islands.
She did not show any eoIors. The pilot went out, but did
not communicate with her.
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PASSENGERS.

For Esnnins's I~sIAnd-Per Vivid. Mar "A HouIder, A T
Houider, T A Thuu-
Fer san Rrasciseo-P= Ella, Nn ~ CcnnOs,J saIHbrd,
r Coll
Fer San FrAncisco-Per Eastaee, Mar 5-Capt Sweet
From San Praneiaco-Per W II Meyer, Mar Sd Norton,
ID Mcneil, c n Maron. ard J Chinese
From San Frzneiseo-Per II W Aimy, Mar 81 Lemon, W
Bohn, G GOogh, II Niehns-
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~Sausases! ~SaUsages!!

SAUSAGES FAD TO BE SUPPLIED
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, TO all those
wishing something good for Breakfast. Leave your orders
with (mh1 lm) G. S. HOUGHTAILING Hotel ST.
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List of Advertised Letters

EN- IN THE GENERAL POST
~ OFFICE, Honolulu, March, 1879.
Allen, j Y PIvmire wn IT
BamDle, DIR Iseckc, John
BuzIel, sc Jones, Rev Thomas
Buz1ei; shhman Kerr, Archibald NJ. d.
Doyce, MI Lewis, James
Bourque, Pierre Lerch John
Bailey, syhanas- Long, Mrs Mary L
pootn, oeo Moore, j G
Copeland, James McClosky. ] Nj
Carter, G Al Montana
Sohey,O Murray, D tMarshaD
Cook, General Mill,
Soncofd' John Mcdonald, j NJ
DofhnnsSn, Johann Manchester, Thomas
DougAu, Iohn Mckenzie, James
DreizzehneT, Hermann Morris r.
Oyer, Inos Macintyre, Roland
EhgeI, Catnarina : Moss, Edward
Eamnnds, John Outen, Alfred Henry
EIynn, James Osborn, G VA
SasiIer' Maurice Russell, Capt James
1nmths, Chas Rails, Mrs Laura ID
Sn1ls, Amanous Rumble, Miss Rosina
Gnhiian, John Y Rose MI
1alofaiini Hogh Robertson. lanes A
naIAn, James S1loway. Austin
aiSson. Lnion u Townsend, Mfs Dora
nosslck' henry vehFng, Frederick
aefCen-E Wayne. Geo q
natnsS geo Wirgens. Gen II
meine' Mr Wignal, r ibt
Haven. Edward A wilson Gen q
haruy' Chas Woodward, Mrs Babara
IAIles lnq1iIlng ior letters 10 the above list, are particu-
AIRY dequesteo 70 Ash FOR ADVERTISED LETTERS.
mho A.P- P. NJ. G..
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POUND NOTICE

POUND NOTICE.
TN GOVERNMENT POUND AT HE.
IL ETA, Koolaupoko, the following described estrays:
Bay Horse, white spots on face, shod all four feet, ears cut,
branded ON right hip. Undesirable in print)
White Horse, branded on left siIe, p.
Sorrel Horse, branded on both sides. GndescribabIe in print }
Owners Of the above animals are hereby notified 10 appear
and claim the same, or they will be sold at Public Auction on
WEDNESDAY, March IL, at - o'clock, noon.
2. KAHUHU,
IT. Pound Keeper at Heeia, KooIaupoko.
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RANCH FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

TVNHE COMPREHENSIVE OF LAME &
II O'BKlEN. is hereby dissolved. Laine & Co. will as
sumo al. The Indebtedness Of the firm of Lame & OiBrien.
R. W. LAME.
J. A. 0BRIEN.
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IL REGARD to the supply and consumption Of
sugar in the United States, we have CLEANED
some facts from our exchanges, which we repro
duce here, as OF interest to our Island readers.
The sugar crop OF the world, cane and beet
together, which found its way to the consuming
market, in 1873, was larger than before in
several years. This unusual supply carried
down prices lower than had been witnessed for a
long period-sinee lS6l-aud this in turn was
not without a stimulating effect upon the move
ments in the article, so that, Notwithstanding
the DISCRIMINATION that existed in Industrial
forces Of the United States to n greater or less
extent during 1873, and the depression and en-
barrassment that bore heavily upon the business
and financial classes the world over, the con-
sumption Of sugar was not only maintained at its
former level but increased, both in the United
States ant in Europe, even in a more marked
degree in tine latter than in the former.
In a statistical work published at New
Orleans, treating Of the products of the State of
Louisiana, the yield Of sugar for IS77-7S, is set
down at l27 1853 hhds., against a yield of I69,-
33l hhds. the preceding crop year. The pros
pect is said to be full Of promise for a crop the
present season larger than any made since the
outbreak Of the civil war, the estimates ranging
from $50, 700 to 19O, 600 hhds.
The n. Y. Shipping List sums up the con-
sumption Of raw sugar in the United States for
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DEPARTURES

Mar I'm hkfne } A FaIkinoarE, Hubbart. r. Portland, o
1-uaW ngine Violet, Anderson, for Eliee Island
3-Kaiatsa sehr Vivid, EnEish, for Fanning's Island
IAN schr Western Home. Johnson, for Humboldt
Ia &-Amo kfoe Ella. Brown for San Francisco
n.n-An topanl nrhr Enatace, B0is, for San Francfaco
Jan bark Camden. Robinson, sr Port Gamble
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED
NOTICE

a y EXPERIENCED BOOk-KEEPER de.
IN sires employment. Best references given. Address A.
b. BOX 80, Post Office. mhS 1t
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NOTICE

'6NIIE COM MISSIONER of BOUNDARIES
= Tor Maui, Molokai and Lanai, will be at the Court House
az "aiIuku, Maui, on THURSDAY, March 20, 1879, at 10
Q cIock a. NJ Tor The purpose OF ascertaining the true bounda-
ries of the Ahupuaa of Pulehunui. in KuIa, Maui.
All persons who Own lands adjoining Pulehunui, are hereby
notified to appear at the time and place above specified.
l.. AHOLO,
I Commissioner Of Boundaries for Maui, Molokai & Lanai.
Lahaina, Feb. &c, 1879. mhs Of
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Chief Jasice OF he Supreme Court