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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-02
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Mr.. EDITOR Under this heading in a late num-
Der Of your paper appeared q communication stating
that the First Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court is. and for the last two years, has been q
member Of the Board of Immigration. although the
Constitution Of the country DEGREES that the ex-
%ecutive, Legislative, and Judicial Powers shall al
ways be preserved distinct. The question was also
asked whether that incumbency was in consonance
with the provisions of the Constitution or not.
No opinion has been vouch-safed in response by
either Of the local papers As neither you, Mr..
Editor, nor the other purveyors to the public ap-
petite for news and information, feel competent, or
feeling competent. win condesoend to furnish that
information it may be as well respectfully to draw
the attention Of His Majesty's newly appointed
special advisers to this matter. 8 8 &&AA
The object of this letter, however. is not only to
ask information on the point just noted. bnt the time
seeming favorable to the discussion Of constitutional
abuses to attract public attention to q real danger,
and to ask If the newspaper press has showed itself
20 anxious to promote the public welfare, to assist in
devising q remedy to counteract influences threaten
ing the national existence.
To prevent the possibility of q mistake l shall give
the Article of the Constitution entire, which was
quoted in the communication above referred to. It
reads 40 follows: Article 20. The Supreme Power
of the Kingdom in its exercise, 10 divided into the
Executive, Legislative, and Judicial these shall al
ways be preserved distinct, and no Judge of q Court
Of Record shall ever be Q member of the Legislative
Assembly"
It win be observed that the article, If finished with
the word distinct " 10 comprehensive and COM
plete. embracing the three branches of the Supreme
Power bat separating them, and forbidding any
Union or analgamation Of it with the others. while
preventing confusion Of persons with powers in the
came sentence |; but what is Of far greater impor-
tNnee p~royiding perfect immunity from danger
ihrsn . tie SLATE Or 8As ives AHd HbertisS -
toe peel ough possihis safrigps Wbsrsss. tba
Assertion y hoss few words aaa 10 Judge Of s
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IMPORTS.

From San Francisco. per Kalakaua, sept 2-22 IN
brek, 800 hbls lime. 10 OK stoves. 200 u lumber, large
lot hay, grain, groceries and misc mdse.
From Whampoa. per Gensine Brons, Sept 27-Lot Chi
nsse provisions consigned 10 Chinese merchants.
From Sydney and Auckland. per City Of Sydney. Sept
2T-H Hackfeld 4 Co, 2 c saddles. IS c. butter: II Turton,
I ease cane; A Herbert. . esks mineral water; CleshOrn
4 Co. 6 pkgS mdse, 2 pkgs perfumery: Il G. Thrum. 4 G
pianos; Whitney 4 Robertson, 1 case mdse; Z Weller. 10
CO mdse; II Z Mcintyre. 30 SKIS oats: Mscfarlane * Co. $50
aks potatoes: q " MacfAriane, 70 SKIS oats: e Brewer 4
Co. IS SKIS potatoes. 2s12 pkgs in transitu-
From San Francisco, per = A FAIkinburg. Sept o.
Dillingham; 4 Co, lot hardware, agricultural implts etc
Castle 4 Cooke. large lot groceries, canned goods. - IN
bricks. hardware. furniture, a. pigs. lot grain, etc: q W
MAcfAriane 4 Co, 10 cans powder: Pickering X Co, I case
cigars; Levers 4 Dickson, 2Oi5 4 W posts, 500 II cedar.
100 N shingles. lis pkgs paints, lot doors, sashes. win
dows and blinds. Is bxs glass: Bowley Bros. 81 bales hay.
IS SKIS oats. Isl SKIS bran; Lyman Bros. lot dry goods. hats
shoes, sardines etc: II Mack8y, ? nests collins: W G.
sions. ; waller. lot groceries. canned goods, coal oil.
provisions; l. q Sresovfch, % bxs apples. 100 SKIS
potatoes. J d Lane. 16 slabs marble; T K Foster x Co.
small lot provisions. groceries; Z Mcintyre, and n
May. each lot provisions, groceries. hay, grain: Macfar-
lane 4 Co, leo sks grain, 100 bales hay.
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Hnxnrmn Anr,st 10 lsso.

TO THE PATRONS OF THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL
ADVERTISER"
The undersigned would respectfully bring to your
notice the fact that they have this day purchased from
Mr.. J. II. BLACK all the right. title and interest in the
newspaper known a. the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADyER-
usEE. and also his entire claim TO the JOB PRISTIsG
EUsIsEss connected Herewith. To facilitate their print
ing business. snd enable them to do good work at low
prices. they have had STEAM introduced, making the
establishment without rival on the Islands for quick
dispatch. and consequently low rates at which they are
prepared 10 do all kinds of Plantation. Commercial,
Poster, or other Printing, and they respectfully request
yOar patronage
Mr.. FRAxK GoDFRET is Assistant Editor, and VIII
attend to advertisements and business Of . local nature.
Mr. JAMES AUD will have the superintendent as Fore
man Of the Job Printing.
Communications should be addressed, and accounts
paid 10 r. H HAYsELDES, Agent for
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER COMPANY.
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THE WEDNESDAY EXPRESS in %announc-
ing the new Cabinet, after calling attention
to the Objectionable omission of any repre-
sentative of the Hawaiian nation from it,
thus refers to the personnel of the Admin
istration -
"Mr. W. L. Green, the now recognized
Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs, has
had, as we have before observed, an excel Mt
training and opportunities of experience 20
qualify him for the fulflment Of his important
duties. He is noted for 6rmness and determine
ton of character, and is at that period of life
when a mans mental powers are fully ripsned
and qualified for their best work. Mr.. Gree is
Of British birth. JiEE fct8f1 ftt
Hon. Ii. A. p. Carter, the Minister Of the
Interior, is q Hawaiian born Of European parents
lie has been eminent as a merchant of intelli-
gence and enterprise during his connection with
the firm of Brewer i Co. HIS experience e. a
diplomat is fresh IN the minds Of the community
his negotiation as a joint Commissioners Of the
reciprocity treaty with the United States, his
discussion with the Government of Great Britain
of the Interpretation of certain articles of the
treaty with that Power and Of his successful
negotiation of a Commercial Convention with the
Imperial Government of Berlin. And be was
formerly our Minister for Foreign Affairs. These
are a series of experiences well calculated to
qualify Mr.. Carter, as a valuable public man in
Hawaiian affairs. Mr.. Carter is also eniovine
the best prime Of life for mental activity +; and be
is a gentleman who may benefit his country with
an instructive discussion Of its history.'uE1
Hon. j. s. Walker, Minister Of Finance re-
sumes a portfolio which he held before under His
Majesty. This gentleman is recognized as one
especially skilled in measures of Finance. Dur
ing his former incumbence of the Office, he pre-
pared a valuable resume of the financial opera
tions Of the governments during q period Of eight
cen years and presented an analysis which ex-
hibited all the measures for internal improvement
during that period, Mr.. Walker, like his coll
ieague. il at tso be5t psTIod q lie 6f efcient
add j~slidous administrative work.
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no one of the Hawaiian race being in the

no Ole % Tile HAWAIIAN AdOC OCih6 III SAO
Cabinet, the EXPIRES adds =
This departure from all former prece-
dents leaves the public mind still unsettled,
because it is natural that Hawaiians should
resent an arrangement which is not only new,
but which apparently casts a slur on the
whole race. Is is passing from one extreme OF
policy to the opposite. A meeting was held on
Monday, at which this aspect of the case was
discussed very ~temperately by native speakers:
The result was a resolution, which will be found
in full elsewhere in this issue of the EXPRESS.
This afirms the right of Hawaiian natives TO
be represented in the Administration. Hence
We are unable to say that the appointment
of the new Cabinet has allayed all discomfort and
agitation. We trust, however, that q spirit Of
mutual concession will prevail, and that q stable
Ministry will at length be gathered together. le
is indeed high time that all the energies of those
who have the conduct of our affairs should be
devoted exclusively to the duties of their official
positions. Liberal appropriations for the public
services of the Kingdom, and for much-needed
public improvements have been made and any
continuance of agitation and uncertainty must
cause undesirable delays in carrying out the in
~tentions of the Legislature with consequent in
convenience to the public throughout the King
dam - RI 81 . ~ "a. q L.n . -.- L T
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From whHmpos per Gensine Brons. September 26.-21s
Chinese, including 5 females
From San Francisco per KalAkaua, September III j
Hebterd and wife, Mrs W II Jennings and daughter. q
w Stewart, Mrs II HillebrAnd, N Walsh, and 5 in the
steeraga-
From Auckland and Sydney, per City Of Sydney. Sept q
Mrs Allerdyce, Mrs Saunders, p Lyons, J TObins, j
Hvues. j Chant, @ r Smith, Jas Briggs, J Holland. W
Davis, and As In transitu for San Francisco.
For San Francisco per City of sydney. sept I'D W
TutfIe. = o Brucklehurst, Mrs A Z Henry aud daughter.
III Al Fsrzuson, Rev J w Atherton. DR. T P Tfsdale. II Net
ter- Mr. Afherton and daughter, A HOusman, ] Turner.
NJ n Waikup, Manuel Francisco de Ayevedo, Mrs. q p
R.bvI0n- Hon = J o Grarz, J A Lewis, Michael White.
Ms BlsseI. Mrs Messick and daughter.
From San Frnneisco, per J A FaIkinburg. Sept 3O-Miss
x--,fe Robertson. Idelia A Reed, DR. L Wentworth, ) W
c6@nberiain z = Christy, and 4 in steerage.
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JONI
FRLD1T. ocToBER /. 1sso.

FRLD1T. OCTOBER l, ESQ
The end Of the quarter brings on again the usual hustle
aud stir. attendant on the delivering OF bills, settlement
OF accounts and other matters connected with our tr1-
monthly system, and 10 outward appearances we would
be Judged At the present moment As being a very lively
set Of people, blessed with plenty II business, and each
and every one with both time and mind occupied; but a
look beneath the surface OF our restlessuess would pro-
baby disclose the fast, that the major portion Of our
business men were making more fuss than at all con-
sistent with the real amount OF business done. The
slowusss with which sugar is coming forward, tends IN q
great degree to assist in the general dizziness, which now
pervadss all classes Of business, but by the close Of the
present month both Sugar and Rice Will come forward
more quickly, and with the movement Of those crops
business will again brighten up. The arrivals from the
coast during the week past. have been two in number
and consist Of the barks KAIAkAua AndJ A Ealkinburg,
with eArgoes OF . total valuation Of about $4,000. The
Gensine Brons from China brought besides her passen-
gers, . small cargo Of Chinese goods tgrOceries) value
about g, 600. The stmr City Of Sydney from the South
also brought . small cargo and it assisted in bringing up
the sum total Of imports for the week to the ~neighbor-
hood Of 100000. The only departure was the stmr City
OF Sydney. for the coast with = domestic cargo valued at
80, 4O1.SO. The ZeaIAndis may arrive with the Eastern
mails to-day.
By the courtesy Of His EreeIIency J 5 Walker, Minis
ter Of Finance. we are enabled to present in this issue.
the statistical table prepared by Collector General Allen,
Of the principal domestic exports for the third quarter Of
this year, and the relation as compared with the third
quarter Of 1879. also for the nine months $50. as COM
pared with the nine months 1879. The statistics
have been carefully prepared and are worthy
OF study The table shows that the exports
Of the past nine months have exceeded those OF
the same period last year by nearly one-third.
We need hardly say that 1t is to the increased production
Of Sugar that we owe this. The increase in the export
Of Rice Is also notable. OF this the major part appears
in the figures for the past three months, during which
period there have been shipped from Honolulu more
than two million pounds Of Rice. The principal items
which show . decrease are Salt. Poi, Goatskins. PuIu.
Peanuts and Paddy. OF the four last named articles
there have been no shipments at all this.year. The total
value Of the quarters exports Of domestic produce was
sqco an NJ
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Died.

uu~cxx.-Tn this city, Oct lat, JoHx ADAM DUscAE,
: vears. Tue deceased was for 20 years Pressman
~Sthe p. Q. ApgEn1IzE Once. He leaves I'VE mother
- -hudren and many fderds TO mourn his loss
- re fu1e-ai v1l tAksgises ihir-o foaa hs
$500 eu Erna+trset 81 lrl pzst fu oel1ct
- - .oausirsauees # the Assasd rssPe
fuuy lsTtnaa % sftend
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived up to the 9Th day Of October, for the erection and
completion Of Plastering on the New Music Hall, Plans
and Specifications together with all information re-
CURED may be obtained at the Office Of G. j. WALL,
Architect, No. q, Merchant street.
Proposals for the above mentioned works are 90 be ad-
dressed TO J. A. Hassinger, Secretary Of the new Music Hall,
or A. McWayne, Treasurer.
A bond in q sum equal to the full amount Of estimate to
accompany each bid, and the Building Committee reserve
the right to reject all or any bids.
By order of the Building Committee.
oc2 G. j. WALL, Architect.
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NOTICE.

LIS WILL BE RE-
- ceived up to the 9Th day Of October, for the erection and
completion Of Gas Fixtures on the New Music Hall, Plans
and Speci6ca ti0us together with all information re-
quired may be obtained at the Office Of G. J. WALL,
Architect, No. 81, Merchant street.
Proposals for the above mentioned works are to be addressed
to J. A. Hsssinger, Secretary Of the new Musical Hall, or A.
McWsyne, Treasurer.
A bond in q sum equal TO the full amount Of estimate to ac-
company each bid, and the Building Committee reserve the
right TO reject all or any bids.
By order Of the Building Committee.
oc2 G. j. WALL. Architect.
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NOTICE.

gHNHE n GIVES
notice that she will not be responsible for any debts con-
tacted in her name, without her written order.
KAPIKA WALTERS.
Lahains. Sept. 25th, 1880. saw se25 3m
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MUSICAL HALL ASSOCIATION.

AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
n Trustees Of the Musical Hall Association, held Sept. 22d,
1sse. IL vas ordered that the Second Assessment Of Twenty
ave Der cent. on the stock Of said Association be called, psya-
HE inmediateIy. az the Office Of A. NcWsyne, Treasurer.
And IL was further ordered, that sl Subscribers who have not
received their Certificates Of Stock, be requested 20 call for the
same promptly.
ae26 81 JNO. a. hAbckNuEh, Secy.
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USHE HEARING FOR II SETTLEM n
of the Bound aries OF HALIIMAILE,D District Of Mska-
WAC. Island of Maui, has been postponed TO THURsDAY
Oct I4th. A. D. 1880, at 10 3. m, at the Court House in. Wal.
luku. Maui, and the same il hereby appointed as the time sno
place for hearing said setuement
L. AH0LO,
Commissioner VI Boundaries for the Island OF Maui.
Wsilnku. Maui, Sept. 10th, 1850. seq 81
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per City Of Sydney. Sept Z-54Gi
Pks1 sugar. Gao bags rice, I bale Pulu. 10 pkgs bette
leaves, 1881 bnch bananas, l bx plants, Is bdls goat skin.
"a dry hides, 400 sheep Pelts- For val, $4,000: Dom val
S39, A0l So
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FOR RENT.
UNFINISHED ROOMS, AT NUMRr,
MARIO GARDEN N ohk
SPECIAL NOTICE

A LII ACCOUNTS DUE AND OwtDo
IN the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER ~.
J. II Black only. And all Indebtedness up to the sad
will be settled by m 1me a.
Honolulu, August 80, 1880. ""ACk
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ALONG II
The bark Eureka il At the Esplanade opposite the Gus
tom House, loading slowly with domestic products; the
Oberon lies Just asteru Of her. diseharging.
The bark Gensine Brons IL at the ? VI s 5 Cos wharf.
she WIN probably sail on the 9Th inst for Hongkong. car
ryinz about $50 returning Chinese.
The bark Jenny Pitts is At the foot ofthe Esplanade
aischargfng. she sails about the 9th for the Sound.
The Ella II loaded. and will sail about noon to-day for
San Francisco.
ThsJA FAIkinburg Is discharging cargo at the old
Custom House wharf.
The stmr KApiolAni has been entirely overhAuled and
rsnttsd. and will return to KAhuIui. She goes on a trial
trip outaide to-day.
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WANTED

MAN AND WIFE DESIRE EMPLOY
WI ment, the man as cook. His wife would assist on gen
eral housework, and do washing. etc. Apply st Grocery Store
opposite International Hotel on Hotel Street. sew IT.
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THE P. G. ADVERTISER CO.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y up to the 18th day Of October next, for the erection and
completion of the New Kaumakspili Church.
Plans and Specifications may be seen, and full Information
obtained. at the office OF C. j. WALL, Architect, No. II
Merchant Street.
An bids for the above described works should be endorsed as
such, and addressed to the undersigned,
- NJ. KUAEA,
Once of the Minister OF Finance.
The Building Committee reserve the right to reject all or
any bids.
SEES St Cd. WALL
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Dissolution of CO-Partnership,

~ the psrtnershIp heretofore existing between Eat
E Kin1 nSd y streets HoaoIu ID'"S Sn SIs,nes at the corner
Grannis & Aldridge, is this day dissolved by mutual aans
A. X Aldridge will continue the business, ContracNaaaaN
Building, and will pay all debts belonging to the Iate aug "a
X. W. GRANNIs
1000 A. ALDRIDaE,
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WNTET SALT HIDES. SHEEP GOAT
wv Skins. for which the highest Cash Price win be paid.
PO BOX az, HUGH MACKAY,
iva Proprietor Honolulu Tannery, Kohololoa.
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WATER. WATER.

IL PERSONS WHOSE WATER RATES
due on the LIST Of July. 1880, remain unpaid on the
IAN Of OCT, 1880, will have their water shut Oh without fur
Their notice. o.. FhEEin, euPt' "aief VOTE.
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HAIR WORK.

AIDES SAVE YOUR COMRINcS
kinds { Hair Work made from cut hair ana ,. Al
Also, HAIR DS,I.g. Cleansing, Cutting, shamnooGTtmhiN
Dressing, Curls and Frizzles Steamed, at 2 I s Port lug a
sea 2m+ MRS. n. y. Ruppastt
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NOTICE.

n Ii ARE HEREBY WARNED
"A against Shooting or Catching wild Cattle or Horses on
keo, District Of Hio, Island ofHaWaii, from and after this date.
c. ALONG.
Hilo. Hawaii MAY 7th, 1880. q sLElE- mye 6m
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NOTICE,

a Ii CHANGES h BUsINE ss on REer.
n isnce, e secure insertion p she Hawatnm HfH~
ffsStens DIRECTORY aEA Teurtste Gnt1e. sknad
be aa6rssued 70 GBohaE BOW8kn
myZg p. .. Bax 176, nonoluft.
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NOTICE.

COLLECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, I
Honolulu, Oct. LIST, 1880. 5
The Custom House will be closed at Noon on Saturday,
the 2i inst and on succeeding Saturdays until further notice.
oc2 I'm W. F.. ALLEN, Collector General.
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TO THE PUBLIC!

HAVING RECEIVED SUCH LIBHp
IN Patronage from the respectable population Of an =
derful Kingdom in my Encyclopedias Britannica, I now 20.
ture into another Great Work known as the World .Reno.n'el
HILLS BUSINESS MANUAL, adapted 10 the Once. IJt.Iue
and the Fireside. II has no equal as a Book TO RnuKhIsn ~
Business Man, and gives Unbounded knowledge on ali On
mercial Matters. The Great Humorists Last Work has y.
been received, Mark Twaln's ABROAD. IMMENSTS
LY COMICAL. Apply TO I. X. Mcdonnell,
(myI5) Agent for all First. Glass Works, Nc. "a Por A.
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WANTED.
WANTED.

vEvO RENT OR PURCHASE HOUSE OF
ave or more Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, posses
sion October AppIy (seIDa W, this Office.
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NOTICE.

AMRS. l. Ladies Nurse. Residence
M 8 Wellington Place, School street. au2l Sm'
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q. O. u. M.
VUNHE RS OF HA WAIIA y TRIBE
I Ms. i, are requested to assemble at their WlGWAM
THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON, At 4 O'Clock for the pur-
pose of attending the funeral of our late Brother JOHN A.
DUNCAN. QD HENRY SMITH, C. OF X.
4. o. q. NJ.
TVNHE MEMBERS OF HAW Val TRIBE
u are requested to assemble at their WIGWAM To-
MORROW SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 3, at l O'Clock,
for the purpose Of attending the funeral Of Her Late Grace
Mrs FANNY YOUNG. (D HENRY SMITH, c OF X
NOTICE.
ENROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, I will
not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name,
without my written order.
Honolulu. Sept. so, 1880. (oc2 lm*) J. c. sTRoW.
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Vessels for HousIuIu from Foreign Ports.
An BIZ Mohiean, New York. due Nov is
II w Tuna, San Franeisco, loading-
SIR william Wallace, HeWeastle, NSW, loading.
Rosario, San Francisco foe Hilo loading Aug
Amy Turner, Boston due Nov
Lizzie IredAle, Liverpool loading Aug
Viola, Liverpool loading Aug
Kale, Bremen loading Aug
BIZ @ y Handel, loading IT Bremen. July n
q r Bishop, Bremen loading Aug4
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mi NOTICE.

WNROM N AFTER THIS WILL
pay no bills unless contracted by my written order:
Sept. oath, 1880. (se26 lm) j. II. bLACh'
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VEssEL.s IN PORT.

Sch Honorn
Brig Nicholas
Bark Eureka
Bark Jenny Pitts
Brit ship Oberon
HGw Blk EAIakaua
Bark Gensine Brons
Bktne J A Falkinburg
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. l..
ARRIVALS.
Sept 2B-Bk Gesine Bro1s, Trumback, 50 days from Wham-
poo, China
27-Bk KAlakaua, jerks. IS days from San Francisco
FTP N 8 8 City Of sydney, Dearborn. from Auckland
30-Bktne Jane FaIkinburg, Hubbard, Is days from
San Francisco
DEPARTURES.
sept FTP n > ) City Of Sydney, Dearborn, for San Francisco
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AWAEG no e FHM sENT HlGR PRICES
, e materials h. car hne, ~. The undenigned, have beea
ooup<lsd % raise DE price Gr aorseshoeiny. o. ami saer
ths TT day Of kee 1881 COZ pEAsss Win be rs iOiiowss
Hand-s9nd9 S1oes-v@--><.~.-s -4s..-@s....43W
Aeel ana Le shoes 800
MACHINE Ax4e6tGc9+ 40
ISAAC ODKkkihK.
8. 81. EEKrE121N{fs II
q ,
90 AhxE NTkfaEpTNER.
s~oucluau. Jan. zsxh, ia 90 kai9