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What shall We do for Change 2

Mr.. EDIToR:I do not wish to enter the arena as
a champion on the gold and silver question, but
would respectfully call the attention of the assem-
bled wisdom of the country now in session as a par
lament TO the query contained in the old song en-
titled " Lord. what shall we do for change 20
If a man owes you $50 be can give you a horse, or
sugar, or store clothes for it. But if he owes
you III cents, there's the rub; he hasn't got it, and
must do as they do in Lahaina, cut a quarter dollar,
or give you a copper bit made in Waikiki, if it can
be got, which is not always the case. And really
those copper reals of Wailuku are a great convent
ence to the whole country. as far as they go, the on
ly trouble is, there is not enough of them. 1 believe
they are current all over Maui, except Lahaina,
where the Chinese find it profitable to cut quarter
dollars so that they have two pieces representing 121
cents each, and save a piece in the center large
enough to make a ring of, which they will sell for
half a dollar. Would it not be well for the Legisla-
ture to authorize the coinage of q few thousand
dollars of reals, that would pass anywhere in the
country, and be redeemable at the bank or Finance
Department in sums of not less than So? and fill a
long felt want, in paying off Chinese laborers espe-
cially. and stop the cry of What shall we do for
change " ***
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For San Francisco per ID c Murray, July 2-wm Hugh
son. J Lucas. Mrs G. II LangfOrd and sen.
From Australia per r " 8 & Australia, July JE y
Marks, II ThurstOn, t DOwney. + Best, John kOlOs, p
Gras, W b Black, Il G DAILY.
For San Francisco per Rosario, July Chris jain.
For San Francisco per r NJ 5 5 Australia, July Oh F
Suiger. VIM Williams, G. Spreckels, wife, 2 children and
servant. II Carue, H Caux. L Wagner Morgan and son,
EAiuna, Akin, 2 Roe, T Kirby, l. Fischer, + Ellis. r Car
0lan, G X Kenny, Mrs d Fray and 3 children, S A Hansen,
l. X Decker. r Everett and daughter, A V Housman, i
Wadsvorth. Miss Kirkland, o p Sutton, Hon Mrs C r
Bishop, J Moore. W Frankel, W Z Foster and wife, j 6
OakfOrd. NJ ; Grinbaum and wife, " T Bailey and wife,
Mrs W Il Seal. y II Core and wife, Mrs E J Nichols, Mrs
Widdefeld and ? children, Gov II II Wells and wife, J A
Buck, Miss Z Lehman, b HeymAnsen, Miss L Lehman.
q smOOt, W Brewer. A o SmOot, II J Nolte, wife and 2
children. g. " Croker. wife and son. H A Parmlee, s T
Alexander. wife and 3 children. Mrs W n Ladd, j b Has
call and wife. J VI Sass, Mrs NJ A Hutchinson, G v W
Fuller, r Hemphier and wife, Mrs p y Makes, ] Gordon,
Miss Gordon, G T Gulick. wife and son, j T Hurst, NJ
Dickson s Chamberlain, b Brock, G. d Courtney, VIM
Thomas. X Nc DOnneI. A Mauberg. E WOOImAtOn. Jas
Hanlon, All Hook, II friedman, A MagnAy.
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Assembly by Hon. W. NJ. Gibson. Following is
the resolution :

the restitution
Wg,,,,s. The following statement appears in the Ha,
ya;iaa Ga.eae of the 18th inst, No gold in the market
or obtainable at the Bank, the Bank paving ont deoasea
its obligations in the standard money of the Kingdom.
y, Mh t : TIe sSaq q IS declared to be the property Of Bishop
( CO. Such in brief is the present financial situation,
prove a serious injury to the credit of the Government
n 8s.a = that Ina bis Exceiiency the Minister of Finance
be requested to inform the Assembly II tnere = an
facts connected with the public treasury to warrant such
a statement.
We deem this action opportune, and would
have considered it our duty to censure the Assem-
bly, had it failed to notice a statement, as quoted
in the resolution, so injurious to the credit of the
Government and the country. His Excellency
the Minister of Finance responding to the resolu-
ton, said in substance that the statement
in the journal referred to, in respect to
the treasury, was entirely untrue. The Treasu-
ry had a large amount of gold and silver bullion
in its Golfers of gold there was about a quarter
of million OF dollars, of which amount not more
than abou 20 per cent. belonged to Bishop & Co.
His Excellency was surprised at the statement in
the Ga=ele, and could only account for it
in this way that a certain party who applied at
the Treasury a day or two ago, to exchange sill
yer for gold, had made some critical
in connection with his application. The Hon.
c. X. Bishop, said, thar in respect to the Bank, it
was not true. that it was $50 paying out debased
silver COIN" The silver issued had a current
value, as established by regulations of the Depart
ment of Finance. The importation of gold had
cost the Bank about 3 l-2 per cent; and other
parties were free to import gold as well as the
Bank.
The Minister of Finance being requested to
give the name of the party, who had applied at
the Treasury, as above stated, said it was Mr.. A.
S. Hartwell.
We sincerely regret that a gentleman, formerly
a Minister Of the King, and who has taken the
oath of allegiance to His Majesty and to support
the constitution of the Kindom be identified
with the discussions of a Journal, whose efforts
are calculated to injure the credit of his adopted
country.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A6btrt1ser.
SATURDAY. LILLY I'D.

M UNDH II JULI IU.
The MEMBER OF the Board of Health who wrote
the communication in the Gazette Of last We'd
Oesday signed Ch0cuH, would have preserved his
fHcogniO more effectually had he been content
with exhibiting his literary mares-nest to fewer
of his friends. LAMENTATIONS from this gentleman
upon politics and subjects extraneous to his pro-
fession, have frequently appeared in print and
If the indications Of his mental ealibre, as a
writer, is any index to his scientific a~ttainments,
it is no wonder that the Board should need a re-
construction, perhaps it might have been other
wise, however, if more respectable talent had
been called into requisitiOn by the Government,
even in this case alone.
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IIoyC mi

Tn. H,w bk KaIakaua arrived from san Francisco on
rb1r.5,v last. and has locked at the Old Custom House
~t.s vrbere she j. dischsrging 3 general cargo Of mer-
rhandise-
The Am bktne Ella i at Brewer COS "hAr' snei
- S.n Francisco. 10 sail some time next week
Thea Am bk - Wilton l. at Brewer x Cos wharf
vbare she has discharged a general cargo Of merchAn-
,t.,-,m Sew York. She will sail for Puget sound next
week.
The hns British ship City Of Madrid arrived on sun
~ last 124 days from Liverpool, she has doeked at the
y g..rsbfp wharf. where she - dischsrging 3 general
cargo
The Am blk Jenny Pitts Is at the foot Of Fort Street
,rbere she has discharged a cargo 81 lumber She will
sail to-day for Port Gamble.
The Am sch Martha W Tufts - at +. NJ y GO "oeA
-bsrs she Il. loading for San Francisco, 10 sail to-day.
The p. NJ. SIS. City Of Sydney will be due from San
Francisco on Monday with the L. :. Mail, or If she left
Julv .. A. advertised in the = p Alta. she may be looked
for to-day.
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charge OF larceny OF q uraIt Vi S4o.OO.
draft at my store, March Is. 1879. for a Waltham Watch,
% dollars; a gold chain N d 10 dollars; 1 Mard I gaze ~ him 7 Pn 10 dol p
because L put it down in my account book. The next day
and saw the defendant and VIM. Brown there one day
last week. Defendant was goingt to Kauai on the Manu-.
no policeman. 1 did not say anything about him to the
Marshal until after 1 got a letter from koloa, dated March
~, this year: 1 did not try to get Kaauwsi, one of the de-
PENDANTS witnesses in the Police Court to keep away from
Akiai.-saw defendant get the watch and chain OF Chun
Hoy in March. 1879, and give Chung hoy a draft
Chung Ki.-Defendant in March, 1879. tried to pass a
draft of s45 on me in payment of trousers.
VIM. ~n.-Defen at kapaa in March, 1879, took
this draft to put into a letter written by him for Ben Te-
norio TO Frank Brown. Defendant handed the letters
PENDANT came to Honolulu with me on the Mokolii, got
here on a Saturday, the day of the leasing of the land OF
and said the defendant had passed that draft on him
Ben Guerrero.A letter from Ben in native came to
me but no draft in it.
Ben Te~norio:-George wrote my letter to Guerrero, and
1 took the draft, put it in the letter, sealed it up and gave
it to VIM. Brown. The next morning 1 saw VIM. Brown
Ka~lsina.-Defendant gave me the package, 1 did not
know there are letters in it, I gave it to the wife of the
For the defence.-Fiies OF the Gazette showing that a
1879, that the Mokolii arrived from Kauai on some day;
that the Manuokawai arrived from Kauai, March 10, and
next sailed for Kauai, April ..
Kaauwai.-I was a policeman in March and April last
year, the police were all ordered to look out for half
whites sailing for Kauai, saw Chung Hoy at the wharf
as the Manuokawai was about sailing, l asked him if
said mo, 3" that it was a stouter and shorter person, with
whiskers. After / gave my evidence in the Police court,
Chung Hoy told me if 1 would keep away from this trial,
he would do me some benefit.
Puhii.I heard Chun Hoy ask Kaauwai last May to
keep away from this trial.
Mele Mrs Ben)-I saw VIM. Brown give Kalaina the
package of letters for the schooner.
Nailei.-Wasc captain of the Manuokawai in March and
left last year. 1 saw Chung Hoy, VIM. Brown, defendant
and a policeman at the wharf talking about the half
white who stole the draft. Chung Hoy said it was not
the defendant but some one stouter and with side wins
kers. Kalaina gave the package of letters to me at the
wharf here. The package was unrolled.
Defendant.-I did not buy that watch-did not steal
that draft-Saw Chung Hoy at the wharf with VIM.
Brown and policeman when L was starting back for Kau-
al on the Manuokawai. Came mp on the Mokolii for the
sale of the lease.
Without leaving their seats, the jury gave an unani-
nous verdict of acquittal.
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MMERCIAL-
FRLD4r. JJLT9. 1ssO.

FRDfT JULT9 1850.
commerrfaI circles have indicated some signs q III
= re- past week. the arrival Of the Australia open
- channel for shippers to forward by rapid tran-
ia thelr stock Of island produce while the CNS
nd and KaIakaua. each q whom had large inWar
Kent eousigness busy. The total imports VIZ"
M in the region of 10000. and the exports o te am
time amount 20 sos. J1Osf- Exchange has oeeh HaHs
aasv- the rates ranging from D. per cent O-Sf Pt
.ui al .,nlic.nts have received requested supplies.
Nor Wet lumber - the only article reported D. De'hs
.r,rce although there T. not n very large supply u any
.ira Of lumber in the market At present Groceries Of
al finds are plentiful. a. - also hay and grain ieesipS
$500 for the week have been 1sO packages
Tbe : 2. ana. Of June 18th, says The Valns OF is
.vno-ts from the port q New York during the wee euusu
Iune sfh. exceeded $4,000. made Up LAIssS -
stnss ana provisions. The shipping LIST OF
lsDuring The last week or ten day, nearly p quits ~
bundred vessels have been engaged 70 I9ea ~
norf for Europe. 10 say nothing Of the -hiPHen.s ~
regular steamer lines. and the hDerai
OusiH1es January 1sf. ESQ. the following shipments Of
.-sasnre rae been made from san francisco 70 hoh0lulus
S5Ire- Coin SFyOS
5000
Gold a4O90O
s3s2. coo
49, dollar are nov aid TO accumulate faster in the
xsfianaI Treasury than they are made. showing . faillns
Oh IN mn China. - 10 , ell. No. l China 50 p;
$3.50 R1snsrv prices. Extra powdered, uAc = Ii.
rushed cube and hne crushed, lie s1tra ~ a.,
16Le- dry do, IO5fc: golden q. DC; u, SIC: extra Z, 80.
1900 reanery fancy extra powdered. lie do Nla1Posa
~ sTIr-au in bbls. Half bbls. Lee and bNs htG%c more
Tor ali kinds Hawaiian, GaeSsae .
-STrrP-Dfamoud \ and diamond , from reInSrlss'
s3Er = gaiI in bbls: Csc in hf bbls; zoe in 5-ssl kegs
and SOC in 1-gall tins
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SOME PERSONS are too ready to attribute 10 the
yiciousness # personal feeling, any utterances OF
the newspaper that may reflect with any degree
Of severity upon The actions OF men in office and
those most prone to indulgence in tins style of
reasoning, are those connected by business, con-
sanguinity, or influence, with the party or par
ties subjected to reproach and the intensity of
their feeling in this respect is generally an index
to the nearness of the alliance existing. Now,
this questioning of motives is often as disagree
able To the ucwspaper-man as his structures up
on their conduct may be ~ the subject thereof
especially when it amounts to 4 bare accusation,
and without even a possible fact tortured into &C
count, as is too often the case. An editor likes
friends as well as other people and when he
speaks or writes in a manner that may secure him
the .nmity of any party, it is generally not with
out regret at the exist. g necessity. 1t is often
in cOntrariety with our personal feelings that we
are compelled to condemn for the general sense
of the community has to be considered before all
personal claims. Were this disregarded, the pat
ronage which sustains the newspaper, would be
Withdrawn or dwindle into insignifcance and,
sooner OF later, would neces-itate a suspension
of It's business. The business and circulation of
a public journal depends largely upon its veracity
and fearlessness Of expression in the disc -ssiOn of
public matters, and no refinement Of literary
composition, however much it may enhance by
its adiunction, can never be made to take the
place of these more important prerequisites. We
all esteem truth in others, however false we may
be in ourselves and the public journal that dis
regards the logical consequences Of such an axiom,
will sooner or later, be painfully reminded of it's
error in it's diminished circulation and the loss of
influence thereby incurred. We try as nearly as
possible to please all; and if the truthful ex-
posture of abuses is hurtful to an individual or a
party, we can only regret that such have needed
it, or that they should fail to profit by the same.
Many times we have been told that prejudice
was our motive in the exposure OF certain abuses:
no doubt it may ha 'e been; but, if it is the pre-
iudice of reason and a sense of right, we are no
more to be blamed for condemning individuals
for the abuse of privilege or power. than the
magistrate is for, sentencing offenders against the
law.
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Has NOT the Gazette at some time or another.
given Its readers to understand that it was not
necessarily responsible for the views of its con-
tFibutsrs? 1t has. Then why should it .'pro-
Test against the manner in which the ADVERTISER
has alluded to a recent VISITOR seeing that such
an allusion emanated from a source foreign to the
editorial department of this paper. and was not
endorsed oy a single line from our pen, as the
ambiguous (~perhaPs not Intentionally wording of
the Ga=ette's Z" protest " might readily lead its
readers to believe. The facts there stated were
the alleged experiences of a respectable citizen,
and as such could not have been consistently
fused publication, however much we mic ar-
precate personalities generally in wri--rg. " ..sir
imbelishment by intense adjeetf-s -
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%

Prom Liverpool per City Of Madrid. July Sol pkgs
liquors, 1Ig8 pkgs paints and oils. SD do soap, lot dry
goods, 1G pkgs apOthecarles ware. leo pkgs hardware, l4S
pkgs wooden ware. 7O5 bars iron, 112O bgs rice, Is NJ
brick, 600 bbIs cement. and lot misc mdse.
From Australia per Australia. July 5-22S pkgs liquors
30 bxs soap, 80 SKIS potatoes. lot misc mdse, 33l7 pkgs in
transitu,
Prom San Francisco per KaIakAuA, July slot Chinese
provisions, sos SKIS potatoes, lot grain and hay, lOO6
pkgs shingles. I5 pkgs liquors, 400 redwood posts. 100
bbls lime. D NJ brick. lot misc mdse.
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.

honolulu. July OIus lOCO'
To the Editor OF the Pacific Commercial AdUertiser;
SIR My attention has been called to the fol-
lowing statment in the commercial column OF the
Hdacdiidn Gazette of the 9th inst.
"The Goveroment Treasury unable to meet lis
obligations in the standard money OF the Kingdom.
Whatever gold or silver of standard value there
may be in the treasury is declared to be the prop
erty of Bishop & Co."
1 cannot allow such a wilfully malicious state
ment to go forth without giving it at this the earl
lest opportunity a most fiat and emphatic denial,
and l take this opportunity of assuring the public,
through the medium of your paper. that there Is
not one word of truth in the remarks above quo
ted. am your most obedient servant,
SIMON X. KAAI, Minister OF Finance.
(The statement of the Gazette above alluded to
seems to have been entirely unfounded, and is
calculated to greatly injure the business relations
between this and foreign countries, to say moth
ing of its more local effect. and We are glad to
give space to the above ministerial letter. Ed
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco per Australia. July S9!49 Pkgs
sugar. 1882 bgs rice, 25 dry hides, "a bdls goat skins, G52
bnchs bananas. lot misc mdse. Domestic value. $50, 1897.
For San Francisco per Rosario, July 6-325l pkgs sugar.
I9G bbIs mOlssses: $50 bnchs bananas, Domestic value,
~ Az -
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A l. PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED
IA against Shooting or Catching Wild Cattle or Horses on
the premises known as Kaupakuea, MakahanaIoa and Pepee-
keo, District of Hilo, Island ofHawaii, from and after this date.
c. ALONG.
= Hilo, Hawaii. May 7th, 1880. mys en-
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Notice of Forec' 1eure of Mortgage.
IOTICE Is ER RY GIVEN TA n PuR
NOTICE.

VENH T. SA LIE OF III STATE OF CHAS.
u kANAINA. deceased, advertised 10 take place on
SATURDAY, April Sd, 1880, IL HEREBY POST
FONED. Due public notice will be given when said sale
will take place.
W. C. PARKE,
Administrator Estate of &. Kanaina.
Honolulu, March 9th, 1880. mar25 II
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possessed By one medical Member of the Board to
cope with epidemics when present viii not salts
~ those who hold To the axiom. tl.at " an ounce
of prevention is better than a pound of cure. "
Neither will the unmanly and unwarrantable at
tack upon the private character of the instigator
of reform, made by chacun - invalidate
the objections raised by the 50 Rising Star " nor
would the fact Of it's authorship being attribut-
able to one Of the Falling Stars Of the Board Of
Health, add one atom of strength to their cause
.. Can any good come out of Nazareth " Is not
the spirit of inquiry INDUCED IN by people # iu-
I~eIligence or respectability? The only question
asked by honest people should be as to the truth
or falsity Of facts, and the consequences to which
they might lead. The investigation of facts as ap-
pIied 10 the Board of Heath have resulted in the
passage on its second reading of a bill for recon-
structIon ; and the able efforts of Mr.. Gibson in
the furtberance of such an end should not go I'M
thanked by the community.
WLy should the Board Of Health eyince so
much tenacity in holding on to Offices, the duties
of which are performed - tcithou pay and loith-
ont thanks = as the President has told US is the
case. We can conceive of no possible answer to
such a question, unless il be that they love appro-
brium for its own sake-and we cannot preten'
TO account for such n taste. \ resolution ex-
pressiye of want Of confidence in the Board of
Health was passed by the Legislature of 1876;
and what such an expression failed then to do,
the law at present under consideration proposes
to ensure. 1t is to be hoped that the country and
It's Legislature will not, should the law for re-
construction pass its final reading. again be in
terfered with by any undue exercise of power, how
ever legal it may be for legality was never meant
as a cover for oppression.
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MEMORANDA.

ARRIVED At HILO.
July G-Am schr Twilight. Whitney, II days from :. r
ARRIVALS AT San Francisco.
June 12-Am bktne Discovery, smith, hence May 20
I3-Am bktns } A FaIkinburg, Hubbart. hence sIay 25
I6-P VI : ; City Of sydney. Dearborn hence JuneS
ARRIVED AT PORT TOWNSEND.
June IO-Am bk Buena Vista, Calhoun, hence May 81
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NJ OFFICE, n
Alexandra, Monsieur Remor
Aleleh, Mrs
Allen, George
Alehy, James
Ahearn, William
Bentley, r B, .
Brenig, Chas. 2
Buckland, c X
Bihlenberg, Don Erneste
Baldwin, 5 s
Berry, J
Briggs. Capt, 3
Basquill. John
Berry. John
B~lackmore, Henry C
Belford, Ed
Blackburn. Chas
Baskerville, Edwin
Bunting, Mr.
Conoly, L A,
Cunningham, John A
Carpenter. F
Common. Anna
GARRISON, Mrs c F
Compton, George, 9
Crane, 4 ID
Cameron. A Nj
Chisholm, Colin
Clark, NJ c
Collins. James
Castel, 10
Duff, James
Douglas. Robt Ma
Dover, J, 2
Davis, Thomas
Donnell, NJ T. 2
De7ere, Mark, 2
DENIS, Z
Dodge, Frank =
DAVIS, John
Davis, NJ
Davis, T
Elder, J B., 2
Eagan, Patrick
Edmonds, Thomas
Emmerson, Joe
Fink. Mrs Z L
Grant. Capt W Forsyth, 2
Gilhoolee, John
Gardner, Charles B, Q
Generous, Henry
CURE, James William
Graham, X II
CRUDE, II
Hales, II B
Halinan, Jas
Hart, James
Humphreys. Judge
Hart, A
Housmann, Charles
Housmann, Arthur Vernon =
HASTE. VIM.
Hopp, W
H~ousemann. C
Hart, e W
Harris. Dougald
Howells, James
Hopke, August
Hoyt, Charles T
johnson. Mr.
Jackson, Capt
Jones. George James. 2
] d
Daniel
Jones, John
Johnston, Willard
X istler, E, 2
Kerr, Archibald
King, William
Kelsey, Z F, 2
Fredrick
Reene, = L
Leal, John
Lyons, Mrs J r
Josiah
Lynch. John
John
j "
Fr-sk
Lacey EdWRca
.srklnA 4
VIC
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IN PORT

ESSELS IN PUhI
uaw bgtne POmare, Tripp
An sch Honora-
Jaiuit bgtne NicOlaus
An sch Martha W Tufts, johnson
Am bk T = Wilton, Nickeis
Am bktne Ella. Brown
HIM bk Jenny Pitts, sievert
Brit ship City Of Madrid, swan
flaw bk Kalakaua
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FOR SALE.


A a SEVEN-OCTAVEs SQUARE
IA PIANO, nearly new, with all the latest improvements.
A rich, full toned instrument, with heavy embroidered cover
anu stool, al 81 Beretania street. JULY If
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NOTICE

MY FROM THIS
Kingdom, NJ. p. ROBINSON has full power to act for
me in all matters of business. My shop will be in charge of
James Moore. who is authorized to receipt for quarterly bills
due me. jy1O I'M W. Il. FOSTER.