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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-11-06

IN THE Y. NJ. G. y. page of the Friend of
the present month, it is stated that Zone of
the most difficult of the problems in our
island social and religious life, is the
demon of feeling by the natives against
foreigners"
We would like to know how and when,
and where this "social and religious
demon" manifests itself. Is it in some ex-
elusive native congregation, with whom a
poor foreigner would not venture to sit ?
Or perhaps in native parlors, into which a
diffident stranger is seldom or never in
vited to enter?
Or it may be in business or Industrial
enterprises that this demon appears, when
a native tries to get a foreigners labor for
a bare modicum of food and clothing,
whilst he enjoys the profits in stately man
siOns and foreign travel
Or, as it is said, because the native is
sometimes unwilling to submit his case to
the adjudication or umpirage of the for
eigner?
Well, in that respect, when life, liberty,
property or our good name are at stake, we
all have our race prejudices, and all have a
demon of feeling to exercise. And the best
of us sometimes may be unjustly accused of
appealing TO it.
We distinctly remember when Minister
Green, now our Premier,-replying to GER
tain memorialists, called attention to the
absence of Hawaiian names from the memo
rial, that a hue and cry of a~ntagOni~n of
race was aroused; said to be contemplate
in a politician, but culpable, almost GRIM
inal in a minister" And at a meeting in
the Lyceum at the time, in which Editor
Hartwell took a prominent part, a resolu-
ton as follows was adopted ,-''That no per-
son is worthy the confidence of His Majesty
who would oppose these objects EAST India
immigration, by the way or who would
seek to plant the seeds of discord between
the races and classes, (Mr. G.. had said
mechanics had been left out of the memo
riaD living under His Majesty's rule"
So there was then a demon aroused, but
not by Mr.. Green-a demon of political
prejudice, i'm which rousing We then took a
part along with brother Hartwell and
others; and we now suggest to Y. NJ. G.. A.
to say no more about this demon, as it may
appear to many that it is one of political
prejudice which you ought to exercise.
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XPORT

For FAnningI IsIAnd. per Vivid. Nov Lot groceries.
provtsions, hay aud lumber. Foreign Value, tI176.72, Dom.
Talne, $3.50
For san Francisco, per J d s~preekehs. Nov 2-53Io pkgs
gaEar. 500 ban rice, 1s pkgs hides. 81 buneEes bananas.
Dom Value, S5o,1f1-5l
Tor JAiuif, psr Hawaii. Nov 2-Lot groceries \ provisions
humber, live stock, and misc ndse- Foreign value, x33T62
Dom value, e7L
Tor sAn Francisco per W Meyer, Nov -333S pkgs sugar.
163 pkgs moasses, All bags Of rice, IS bags coffee. 265 bndls
salt hdes, . tes tanow, Q bdls sleep pelts, 10 pkgs tobacco. 1
On ahens, I PCS blanks, 156 boches bananas, Is beer keys ?
on tanks Domestic value, S4S.5sS-1. FOT. val, $2sL
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IMPORTS.

pkgs sponges. II pigs drugs. "a do hardware, 3 cs
machinery, $50 bIs fruits and vegetables. IS pkgs grocer
les. 2 CO furniture. 3 cs cigars. 1 pkge decorations. $50
scks potatoes, 10 c. dry goods, 4 pkgs papers. $50 cs
transit.
From San Francisco. per II W Almy. Nov 1000 r m
posts. lot doors. windows, sAsh and blinds, 50 m bricks
80 bbIs lime. 40 pkgs misc groceries, 40 pkgs provisions,
81 obls salmon. l375 sckS -four. 50 CO and us tins crackers,
$50 seks potatoes, - bbls sugar. I42 bales hay, 1000 scks
grain, Is pkgs erOcksry. II pkgs glassware
From San Francisco, per Discovery, Nov 4-1O1 coils
wire, large lot groceries, canned goods and provisions,
- pigs drugs. n seks -four. 500 scks grain. 40 pkgs
CRACKERS. I1 seks coke. 100 pkgs fruits. $50 pkgs liquors.
SO scks potatoes. 10 bales hay, $50 bxs candles. 200 pkgs
paints. ~ pigs hardware and nails, 20 pkgs sewing
machines. n pckgs sAddlery and agricultural instru-
msnts. Is bndls tubing. % pkgs furniture. IS m II lum-
Der. 80 N shingles 2l2f r " posts. SIS pcs oak, 81 win
d0vs. as doors. IS pkgs tobacco and cigars, 81 pigs
carriage Materials. 20 bbls sugar. 10 bbls tar, a pkgs
stage material, Is pigs paper, a. pkgs stationary, % M
bricks. 81 pkgs misc mdse-
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THE PACIFIC
G0mmertlal A6bert1set.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1880.
.OUR c~oTEMPoRARY of last Wednesday
blows hot and cold on the Royal Hawaiian
Planters' Association. An editorial par
TALLY approves and certain communities
tions criticize and condemn-and all the
articles have the same inspiration Of hos
tility to this, or any other enterprise, that
proposes to go to British India for laborers
or population. The communication "V.
K" doubtful i~nitialsJ says that our Envoy
Carter did not go to. London, in 1873, "Jor
any other ptupose than the regulating the
treaty clauses"-(V. ks i~talics). Saying
furthermore, "there dwells in many minds
an idea that the object of Mr.. Carter's mis-
sion in that year was Indian coolies, when
in fact it was nothing of the kind" But
Minister Kapena a y in his report in 1878
1.-THE Board (of Immigration) authorized
him CMr. Carter to look thoroughly into
the feasibility Of an East Indian immigra-
ton, and if possible TO make practical
arrangements for putting it into operation.
1t was deemed desirable that an arrange
ment, or understanding, should be had
with the British authorities by means of
which the immigration would be facili-
tated, and placed upon a paying and per-
manent basis" And in confirmation of
this, Mr.. Carter says in his report on his
mission " and further, if it seemed prac-
ticable, to enter into a scheme of East
Indian immigration" And we all dis
tinctly remember the interest and co-opera-
ton of Mr.. Carter in the famous memorial
of 1876, which urged the importance of the
"oyer-peOpled plains of India" as our re-
cruiting ground, which view Mr.. Carter
repeats in the REPORT of the Royal Com
mission on the Development of the Re-
sources of the Kingdom" recommending
"to bring into the kingdom a class of
people who would bring their families, and
assimiIate with the Hawaiian race. Pro-
badly in India such could be found" And
furthermore, Charles r. Bishop, Chairman
Committee on Foreign Affairs, says in a re-
port 10 the Legislature in 1S7S-'It is
known that Mr.. Carter was very hopeful of
securing the emigration of a considerable
number of East Indians to these islands,
and was quite sanguine of success"
Therefore, it is an unqualified misstate-
ment, to speak of East India immigration
as being no part of Mr.. Carriers mission to
London; and it is a disservice to that gen.
tlemen to represent him, as not interested
in, nor having any such purpose in view,
in connection with his mission.
But the coarser writer about "Pro Tenn T"
shows the animus of the sheet whose editor
says, referring to many mean filings and
innuendoes sour correspondent probably
expresses the views of all the sugar planters
who prefer to make their own plans, assO-
citation, and officers. However, PRO Tenn
and the Cabinet, and the 'S5 by order
gentlemen may, as a little planters asso-
citation, go by themselves.'r And he might
add,-"We don't go with this scheme pro-
posed by our friend of the royal reserve
or any other Britisher, however much we
may need East Indians, or any other kind
Of British labor"
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CORRESPONDENCE.

We are not responsible for opinions expressed by cor
respondents. our columns being open to all for the dis.
cussion of public affairs from every point of view.
Correspondents will please observe tina. all letters
must be authenticated by the names of the writers, not
necessarily for publication, but as q guarantee of good
faith.
TO the Editor Of The Pacific Commercial advertiser.
SIR.-The originators Of the proposed National
Planters Association appreciating the
on the prospectus at its FIRST issue, have in much
esteem the suggestions and views it has ELECTED
from the Press, and others OF the community-to
serve whom is their only object.
From the necessarily hurried compilation OF the
prospectus a Interpretation OF the organization
has seemingly arisen, on which an explanation
appears to be due. personal interviews being
almost impracticable.
The circular, as issued. is in view to elicit if
possible suggestions from and expression Of the
requirements and sentiments. OF those severally
and generally interested in the a labour question:"
and as a basis for collective operation.
The subject being of National Importance. the
measure. in the opinion of the original committee.
should take such direction as TO include, and if
possible meet, the requirements of all interested
in. or resident on Hawaiian soil.
As justly remarked by the Gazette of 3rd inst,
the measure Is IN process oil formation " only
and SO far this practically supplies a long ex-
pressed need. His Majesty the King has accorded
his sanction, and patronage-and the eountenance
of gentleman of approved social status. having the
confidence Of the nation. has been given. the latter
il eventually elected by the community, have
courteously expressed their willingness to act, as
officers of the association.
But. however faulty the construction. Bis
dat qui cito dat" and it would now seem to be
time for others to give q helpinR hand by relief i'm.
or from. an arduous If gratifying task.
am sir, youfs obediently,
II. VHALLEY NICHOLSON.
Honolulu, Nov. 5. 1880.
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9ls,r Sarsrtisemsats.

LII ADVERTISEMENTS NOT ORDERED
n out Of the columns of the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL
ADV ERTIsER before the Both day of August, 1850, accounts
of which have been usually rendered quarterly or yearly, are
payable to f@s PACIFlC MERCiAL AID.
co. ONLY. Bills for the. amounts due
viii shortly be rendered, and payments should be made to the
undersigned,
F.H. HAYsELDEN, Agen. r. CiA:Co.
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Still They Come !

About 1000 Chinese may be expected very
shortly. O. ar .
Claus Spreckels, Esq, has sent an Agent, Mr..
Koopmanchap. per steamer from San Francisco
to Hongkong to engage 600 coolies for the
islands.
The German bark Lasker is 60 days out with
800 Chinese ON board, consigned to Sing Chong
& Co.
The German stmr. Cassandra is due, with 500
Chinese to Hackfeld & Co..
The HOchungi is reported to leave Hongkong
about this date with 500 Chinese for this port.
- Epitaph for our cotemporary of the ADvER-
User :-Eregi monumentunl acre. Will ne kindly
trsnsiate-GaSette, Nov. 8. ~
With pleasure. We remember the words in
Horace, and venture on this rendering =
/ erected q monument of brass.
It may be our brother means q compliment, wish
ing to associate our name, with an object of our
special endesvor-the noble bronze monument of
Kamehameha.
Or, it may be, he hints at our brazen assurance.
In opposing him and his. clique.
We thank him for his kind thought of our Dos
thumous fame-and we reeiprocate-not by any
quotation of Latin, in which classic tongue we &C
knowledge our rustiness but. by a plain Saxon
epitaph, that will require neither translation nor
Interpretation &
Here lies a larger Uho paid back a fee -
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WE ARE glad to be assured that w. n.
Armstrong, Esq, will arrive here per De-
cember steamer, to undertake the duties of
Attorney General. We have had the pleas
ure to meet this gentleman, and have OBJ
served that in personal intercourse and in
his public discussion he appears a man of
broad and generous views, and We feel as
sured will be a valuable addition to the
personnel of the government.
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We are now executing Job Printing work
mt exceedingly low rHIes- our stenm fhciI-
IIie. enable us TO print 100 nent Visiting
Cards for SI.5O. former price. SOU.
1000 neat Bill Hend. for $780, former
prices. 81 SO
so Poster. for from $3.50 10 $500, former
price, $3.50 TO $500; and other jobs nj
similar reductions.
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NOTES.

The Ger bk @ F HsendsI sailed from Bremen on Aug
II, and passed Dover on the 2ith Of the same month
The brig consuelo sailed from San Francisco on the
18th OF October. for EAhului. Maui, with merchandise,
valued at S52.I51 50, Of which $34,65T %. is machinery.
The Br ship City Of SAnkin, arrived in San Francisco,
October 3.
On the completion Of the bArkentine. now building for
Spreckels Brothers, the intention is 10 build q large
schoonsr-yAcht for Claus s~Preckels, suitable for deep
water voyages
The steAm-whsler Mary and Helen, Capt Owens, will
probably run between Honolulu and San Francisco
during the winter months. Nothing like steam.
The Mohican from New York. Is now fully due.
The sehr Excelsior. Eustel, is chartered to load with q
general cargo. from San Francisco, for this port.
The blk Liliu. O'Brien. was at San Francisco on the
3lst ult-
The blk d G Murray. arrived At Port TOwsend, Oct Is,
and the FIeetWing at Victoria same date.
A We 60 to press this Saturday morning, the whaling
bark Pacific Is reported outside
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OUR lawyer editor lodges the main issue
on the "army" question, and tries a bit of
cuttle-fsh manouvre to muddy the discus
sion by referring to our alleged wish for a
military force, and desire "to curry favor
IL certain quarters )" but everybody re-
members too distinctly all the poppy-cock
OF the Hartwell military organization and
general orders" of 1874, and the billies
besides-to be blinded by this bit of special
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N

From san Frzneisco. per City Of Sydney, Oct 3o-Mr r Mrs
WE Forster, Mrs n Bailey, Miss 9 D Thurston, Mr. & Mrs
q West, Miss Lamb, MI Oderkfrk, n A Pierce. Miss X
Norton, , a Buck. . Hogarth, Mr. + Mr. c I Quick, Mrs q
G Beekeley, d white, J williams and wife. n Bradley, s 7
ARandoph, Y E6erng, John Williams, c Gertz, % IN steer
ars and IN In trznstl-
Ssr sydney. per CITY Of sydney, Oct so-Mr Coop. Mr.
G = smith, II Montague, Mrs Lishnzn-
Fron San Franctsco, per Discovery, Nov l-W Peters A
wifs. W 7 Porter, W = Lawrence, 2 . Dodge. w c Love, o
. Merrill. n n Barton, , = Jordan, q II Chase, Z Lishnan,
ID Jenner, J II Sneak. Jas OfBden, II A Fraser, J W J Potter,
Ter san Franciseo. per w II Meyer, Nov s-A Descho-
wIsL, n W II Chusney, b Cas1in & Son.
Tor Kauai, per James Makee, Nov Mr. 4 Mrs Hewitt.
Col Z 3 spanldfng, Mr. Bryan. Mr. Barker, and about % deck
Fer Jafutt, per Hawaii, Nov oh Grosser. J Pease.
Tor San francisco. per J ID spreckels, Nov l Ed
HcInerny, L ToussAtt-
For FAnnin9s Island. per Vivid, Nov I-FrHnk Sutton.
AsS Grsig. Henry Hobbs, Mini owl :
Fusm San Francisco. per II W Almy, Nov Mrs Della
Jain N Dat, d y Foster. Mrs 7 W Eckley, Mrs J d De Ia
FIanks and children. Mr. and Mrs " b Parker and child,
q w Hook. John Tsvell. Mrs 8 Black, y BurnhGm, J A
nsdfI, John Kimban, y Finn. George Luproil. Manuel
CerVa1tes. John Burrows. Jscinto GOuzaley, r YulA.
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a CARD.

The Rev. W. J. LARKIN presents his best regards and
gratefulthanks to the Captain, Officers and men of The Alaska
for their unuorn urhanity and kindness during his visits to
thsir ship; and furthermore, thankfully acknowledges the mu-
niheent contribution of $3.50 towards the erection of his
schools on .Reretahia Etreet, a practical proof Of their zeal for
the cause Of education In these Islands The Rev. Father
Larkin also desires to state that on a future public occasion,
not far distant, he wni take an opportunity: Of rendering his
heartfelt thankSt the inhabitants Of Honolulu for their gen.
erous contributions to the funds for the same laudable object.
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ALAMO THE

The Discovery Is alongside the EsplAnAde dischsrsing;
shs brought an extraordinary large cargo, including s2o,-
900 In treasure.
The II " Almy Is at. Brewers wharf, and is rapidly
disehArging.
The " II Meyer sailed At 4 pm on the 5th inst, with q
cargo valued at SIS ,s60.33-
The tern HerA laden with Goals from Newcastle, ar
rived on the afternoon Of the 5th.
The bk Gent Butler has sailed for the Sound in ballast.
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NOTICE.

,-,uIS Is TO THAT WONG
Chu Sing Of HonoIulu, Wong Wa Of Honolulu, Chong
Kee of Honolulu, and r. Akau Of nsnoluiu. constitute the
nartnership of the firm Of Yorkee 4 Co., doing business In
Snnanu street. Honolulu, as dealers in general merchandise.
YORKER 4 co.
Honolulu, Nov. I'd, 1880. n64t
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NOTICE

TNNHIS is TO THAT 4 LUN,
u residing in China, Man Chuck, reeiding in China, Hee
Chung Ian, residing in China, and Lu Poy. residing in Hono-
lulu, are co-partners in the firm of Man Chuck d Co, doing
business as Dealers in General Merchandise at No. As Nuuanu
street, Honolulu MAN CHUCK & CO.
Honolulu, Nov. 4th, 1880, nc 1t
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NOTICE.

THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT D roo,
residing in Honolulu, and Goo Lung Hay. residing in
kahhiwai, Kauai, are copartners in the firm Of Goo Yoo q
u o Lung. doing business as Rice Planters at KaThiwai,
Island oil Kauai GOO YOO r. GOO LING.
Honolulu. Nov. 5th, 1880. n62t
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NOTICE.

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT SUN WO
lChong, at Honolulu. Kun War Yung, at Eva. Oahu,
Man fung, at Eva, Oahu, Chong Kan Sing, at Eva, Oahu.
an dGoo Chong, at Eva, Oahu, are copartners in the firm of
IN Wo q Co., doug business as Rice Planters at Waipahu,
Eva, Oahu. UN W0 d. co, :
Honolulu, Nov. 5th, 1880. A &C. ~ Nc q
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II
ARRIVALS.

Oct 90 N IS City Of sydney, Dearborn. : days and 2 hrs
from Sac Francisco
Nov EskHW Alny. Freeman, lsI days from san Fran
cisco
s-BE Discovery, PenhAIO~, 22I days from San Fran
cisco
AAn tern Hera, wheslEright. IS days I'm New Castle
-Brig Hazard, Miller, IS days from Mairike.
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NOTICE.

THIS IS To CERTIFY THAT 4.
residinr Al Waialua, oahu, and U. Apo. residing at Hon
oiaIu. eonstitute the partnership Of the arm Of II Ahung 4
mercbsndise. l. AHUNGa & CO.
HonoIulu. Nov. ID. 1850. nc 6
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NOTICE

'TNhis il 40 Certify that YOung Tat. residing
l. in Honolulu, Lau Bon, residing in Honolulu, Tang Mon,
residing in honolulu, Tang Hang, residing in Honolulu, and
HO MIN, are copartners in the firm Of Kan Wo 4 Co., doing
business as Tailors and Manufacturers Of Clothing at No. 81
Nuuauu Street, Honolulu. KAN We & co.
honolulu, Nov. 5th, 1880. NO At
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NOTICE

a LII PERSONS r. HEREBY FORBIDDEN
N 20 trespsss On the land Of Waikulu, Island Of Maui, and
adjoining lands; and are also forbidden 70 shoot, catch, or
drive-of any cattle, tame or wild, horses, hogs. turkeys, Or
fowls. Any person or persons 50 trespassing will be prosecute
I'd according TO law. EDWIN JONES.
Lshaina, Sept. 25th, 1880. se25 2m WIS
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NOTICE

1uNHIS Is To CERTIFY THAT HEE FAN
& AHKI AHSEU and L. Achong, all Of Honolulu, doing
business as dealers in General Merchandise under the Firm
name OF Kwong Hing Lung q Co, constitute said partnership.
KW0NG HING LUNG a CO.
UonoluIu Nov lst. 1880. Il n3 was
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KEALlA RICE PLANTATION. KAUAI.

a LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARMED
"a from trespassing upon the grounds belonging 20 the
keaia Rice Plantation. orders have been given tn fotcibly eject
any person or persons found upon the said grounds sitter s
p. m. Of any day. and said orders win be enforced,
Keaia, Island Of Kauai, Oct. 9th, 1880.
n o6 3m w&s @ CHULAN 4 90.
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NOTICE

1H.is Ii 90 CerIify shn. ChonE Ys9n Tai re-
Hanalei, Kanai, Chong Chock Yung, residing at HansIei,
Kauai Goo Man Fang. residing at Hanalei, Kauai, Goo 700,
residing at Honolulu, and Goo Lung Hay, residing at Kauai,
are copartners in the firm of zip Sing & Co., doing business as
Rice Planters at Hanalei, Island OF Kauai
Honolulu, Nov. 9Th, 1880. nd 2t
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NOTICE.

yuvH Is To L THAT NC
Yong. residing In Honolulu, Cbeong Rook. resiQing in
Honolulu. Fong Ling, residing In Honolu. and Al Fo@ 1resid-
ing In China, are co-partDers in the 6rm Of Sun KUN Ahng a
Co, doing business AZ Dealers in General MsIchandfe on
Hotel street. Honolulu. sun ACM LONe q 10.
Honolulu. Nov. Ath, 1880. k8la IL 1t
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NOTICE.

VNHIS rs TO CERTIFY THATGOOKIM OF
81 Honolulu, Wong Ming Chin, and g. Achin, doing business
in Honolulu, as dealers Ia General Merchandise, under the
firm name of Gookim & Co, constitute said partnership.
GOOKlM a co.
Honolulu, November LIST, 1880. n3 At Was
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NOTICE.

This is 90 certify that Goo ChOaR, residing
IN Honolulu, and Kan Koy, residing in Honoulu, are CO.
dealers in General Merchandise on hotel street. honolulu.
Sun Wo CHoNG r Co.
HQnolulu, Nov. 9Th, 1880. No 2t
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VESSELS In PORT.

HES8ELS IN FOhIs
NAVAL.
y 3 3 Alaska, Brown
II B n Sloop GAnnet, Bourke
MERcHASrMES.
Sch Honorn
Brig EicholAus
Schr Julia A Long. Gflley
Bk II W AImy. Freeman
Blk Discovery, PenhallOw
Brig Hazard, Miller
Tern Hera. wheelwright
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notice.

residing in Kohoa, Hawaii, 9. Ako, residing in E3hola,
Hawaii. Wang Sen, residing in Honolulu, and We La1tg, re-
sidiug In China, constitute the partuership Of the &rm of
600 Yoo q Co., doing besiness In Honolulu, osh4, and
KohaIs, Hawaii. a. dealers 10 general merchandise.
GOO ZOO leo.
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THIS is TO CEATIFY THAT NAN
i Chuck, residing in China, and Coo John, residing in Hal
ku, Maui. are co-partners in the firm of Man Chuck Il Coo
John, doing business as Dealers in General Merchandise at
Haiku, Maui. MAN CHNCK & COO JOHN.
Honolulu, Nov. 4th, 1880, n64
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NOTICE.

sa%aIS Is TO THAT CHCNG
HOON, Of Honolulu. and Yung FOO, Of Honolulu, consti-
tu,e the partnership Of the firm OF Hoon Tai q Co. dong
IF Mani (o 4) HOON TAI d. co.
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DEPARTURE s.

Oct l-P n - City Of Sydney, Dearborn, for Sydney
Nov BRIG Jo d Spreckeis, Hanson, for San Francisco
2-R-schr Vivid, CawIsy, flaming Islands
3-Bk General Butler, Ryder, for Port Tewnsend
t-Bk Hawaii, whitney, for Jsluit, South Sea
-TopsAil W n Meyer, Jordon, for Ban Francisco