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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25

A WORD with the correspondents of the Ad-
pertiser One who signs with an asterisk on
ly, writes, "No doubt if the history of the
election (of the present Sovereignty were
written it would prove highly interesting,
and some curious, if not edifying secrets
would come to light" Only too true, the
same may be said of other elections, but we
advise to leave the matter alone. the
more it is stirred the more offensive it will
become.
As to "Lex" who begs the GAZETTE to
"inform an expectant public in what respect
the Constitution has been Violated" &c. We
strongly advise him not to press this question
into the shape of general challenge, for if he
throws down that glove we are prepared to
take it up.
BY the way, "Lex seems to be the con-
verse of Moieres Bourgeois Gentihomine,"
who to his amazement found that he had been
speaking prose for forty years without know
ing it. "Lex" writes rhyme unconscious
ly; o. e., "The GAzErrE's tactics are admir-
able"
And its brotherly embrace
OF the whole English speaking race
In the present case, DC. dc.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
PASSENGERS.

For Port Townsend, per D q Murray, Sept is-Mr.
BArstow and wife, Master ii0oth, X Farmer
From San Francisco per Ho Chong, Sept, is-Dr Tis-
dale, Miss rsdale, Mr. Steward, Ho 10y and Chinese
In transit.
Frop, wndward Ports, per Likeliks, sept isth-oapt
: LTennsy, Asing, Mrs @ Aiona. Mr. Aldrieh, W
Green, d Y Ainohi, Henry Gornwell Z fsiel Nj
and pr Ganmins and child e haysslaen wife aud
Father Aubert, Governor o Dominis and servants,
Lila, Mrs A Walton, kahea Lsle, Kukana.
For Hongkong per Ho Chung, Sept a-ss3 Chinese.
From San Francisco, per Ella, sept ~ Mrs. Meyers,
Logan. II chotx, Meigher X Bell, Master Hu tehn-
son l. Meter, and Il Japanese
For windwsrd Port, per Likelike, Sept GIT Spencer
aud boy, Father Anbclt, q Williams and wife, Mas
ter aud Miss Fyfe. Bertleulan, A Aldridge and
wife. = Pratt, . Austin, DR. Tisdsie
-Por San Frsacisee, per Lady LAmpsop, Sept s2-F
Heat. Hamilton, krs Joues
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25

Inspection of Foreign Laborcrs.

The Board of Immigration has at length de-
terrnined on dealing with this necessity, aud
prompt action will now be taken to secure full
and regular inquiry into the circumstances and
welfare of the people engaged throughout the
Kingdom under the auspices or in terms of
the regulations of the Board.
We understand the late Premier and Presi-
dent had it in contemplation during the present
Parliamentary recess to make suitable provis-
ion on a proper scale for securing periodical
inquiry into the treatment of all alien labor of
whatever nationality Polynesian, Micrones-
ian. Portuguese, Chinese, or others-and for
the institution of sanitary and economical
regulations for the welfare of ALL
These important results we conceive will be
fully secured by the action of the present
Board, il the matter is dealt with in COM
plete and exhaustive manner. Although our
arrangements for engagement of these races
are at least liberal and creditable to the King
dom, yet we have been slow in making pro-
vision for their ultimate welfare. We are far
behindall other countries in this regard where
similar labor is employed. On looking over
the estimates of expenditure of the COLONY of
Fiji we find no less than eleven inspectors of
foreign labor; and in New Caledonia, where
the districts are less scattered than here, six
regular inspectors, styled intendanta, are pro-
vidcd for; every local officer of police being
furnished at the same time with n interpreter,
to deal will, foreign labor disputes.
In Samoa, where some $500 Polynesians
are constantly engaged. period al visits are
mado by the itish and German Consuls and
their deputies to all plantations
The results Of sl this are that complaints
of ill-,reatment. neglect Of duty, outrage, etc,
are promptly heard and speedily dealt with.
The people work in n less perf,mctory man
ner and with the certainty OF ample pro,ec-
are pleased to have incipient grievances ad-
jasted, as well AZ aproper understanding kept
in the view of the laborer, that any neg Iect Of
Legitimate duty will in an equitable manner be
taken cognizance OF.
In Fiji and elsewhere now the strictest Laws
are in force forbidding the chastisement or
beating Of y laborer by an employer Steady
regard 10 paid to and record kept Of the date
when individual service shall terminate.
Again prompt payment Of wayes 10 siss
qua nan, and the greatest care 10 taken 10
secure the non-severance OF families.
The obligation to return the lsl,orcr 70 his
own island there rests with ths planter; but
tbs Government regulates all these matters by
the employment Of vssssls, each Of which now
IL ia charge Of Crown Agent.
All taess arrangements are the results OF
many yesrs' experience, ip the gsining 0f
which the Pijis have had TO record some hitter
rsminiscslcss. Aud On the whole. We think
our Kingdom will hs able to pro6t by the
means Of discrimination Afforded W..
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
IMPORTS.

From san Francisco, per Ella, Sept ea-lO kegs shot,
sr e1 psgs egsry I Billing ss
grain &c Hackfed Coz 80 beer, Herbert; ll2 SKIS
Ssa syfI ca Ssss
aR Gy @ sss bS S
hour ~ cs ~ bbls bread go pkgs building material II
Ii aSss @ s 10
hay soA m shingles, 1864 posts Brewer & Coz 20 bbs
nsa Bros ,is ksss s nails 4 tss ihease, Alien RoS
s'as sss SaEEsy % saafsy
silver coin, Bseop 4 Co; g bds pedcs,as, 10 bds
So acid pis.
misc goods 100 cs salmon to order, IA pkgs assorted
mdse to various Chinese Arms
From San Francisco, per Ho Chong Sept is-1 box
tinware. 9 Harris; 10 cs clocks glass Jaeger s5
Coz cs woolen, Roth; isO bxs fruit &c + 6 sueso.
witch Co; 100 SKIS -four, 70 pkgs provisions &c, to
From Port Townsend, per Jenny Pitts, Sept 24-20o.
7lb II rough and 50 1863 dressed lumber 80 laths,
76A shingles, Hackfed 4 Co.
From Liverpool, per Oberon, Sept 1S-l5 bis Dundecs
pkg samples, cs each cotton and wooen goods,
HoasShlseges Co; 80 es wine bx machinery, half; M
drums paints etc iaa bad galvanized sheets anvils
Il pots and covers sesks chains "a es and esks hard
spo bale %qiSg a ssa suS uS Gs %Sss slate & ser
lane 4 Coz csks spikes 45 whiskey 50 porter OO
9. wine, es betting aio iron plates pkgs ryets, C.
os wire g Sw ava Toa 20 Snas % buckets
and 10 csks hardware 1870 bags rice 100 obs cement 30
esks Are clay bx ales pkg. farn,tare - 9. oilmens
bx effects pkg boots, Davies; 4es drugs, etc
McKibbn; les ,perfumery, Cicghorn \ CO; cs
pkgs earthenware, es sealingwaS,b 3 cs champagne
5lcs aud pkgs wine, Macfsrlane = Co; 1c. sprits
and wine, bx private effects, Brown; cs clothing,
"a aoarthsnwAle4 bis and cs twine bale aud cs cot
tons, ~ saddcry 20 anchors chains and kegs do
81 pkgs hardware, brushes, IS bndis tubes, IS bndls
wire, " bndls galvanized sheets, cs ridsng, kegs
shot, 10 csks soda crystals kegs seed kegs carb soda
III ca provisions ~ es blue csks glassware IS crates
earthenware, cs caps, T Waterhouse furnace bars
2spkgs aud bxs machinery, are clay covers, Green
et Iron rails, Hackfeld Coz c and bxs ch,nery
10 wheels WI Green; 10 bis blankets, 7es clothing,
Grintaum Co; 25 bxs Bath bricks, 80 bndls wire,
cs olnen's stores, 80 bis bags, 20 O. and kegs dry
sAtery,S bis and 3cs dry goods, csk Ink 40 drums
90 pkgs buckets and tubs, 20 kegs case and csss
hardware, Castle Cook, i pkgs liquors, pkss mdss
aud lot coal TO order N1 ~
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
SEPTEMBER 25, 1880.

To-Day we present to the public our fourth
number, Just month old, mere bantling in
comparison with our full aged contemporaries.
Only a month old, and yet we hope soon
to be getting some teeth. We have met with
much encouragement. kind words in the city,
and kind communications lead us to hope that
we are on the right track. Valuable assistance
has been sent by friends, many personally un-
known to us, but none the less valuable or
valued.
We cannot help feeling that we have step
ped into nearly vacant space, of which the
propose to speak firmly, and boldly, and indie
pendently.
We hope to expose, and help to confute any
attempts at personal government, veiled
though they may be under the forms of writ
ten constitutionalism. Indeed curb in this
and appointments of the last few years ought
to convince any one that the former consists,
in great part, of names known and trusted,
and the latter, in great part, Of names which
cannot lay claim to either designation.
We have the support of the leading men,
most heavily interested in the welfare and in
dependence of the Kingdom, and hope to re-
tain it. Still, though our opinions are tolerably
sharply defined, we are willing and anxious to
encourage discussion, and desirous to exhibit
to our readers, that is the public in general
every side of II question for full and fair de-
bate.
All our details will be found trustworthy
and up to date. Marine and commercial intel
lgence, Custom House statistics, &C., will be
as complete and reliable as possible and ouI
business agent will faithfully fulfil all en-
gagements with subscribers and advertisers.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25

WE publish elsewhere the names of the mem
bers of the newly constituted Ministry. We
cannot congratulate either the Ministers or the
community in general. The component parts
are too heterogeneous to work harmoniously
for the public welfare. and therefore not strong
enough to turn the tide of administration into
wholesome channels. A gentleman said to be
particularly fitted for tile post has been invited
to take the Office of Attorney General, but it
is by no means certain that lie will accept the
offer and even if he does, a considerable inter-
val must elapse before he can come here and
fairly get into harness. Mr.. W. L. Green takes
the foreign Office with an understood premier
ship, the rest of the Ministry remains, as may
be seen, in stdtu quo
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
MEMORANDA.

Report of Stmr Ho Chung. Peterson, Commanded
Let san Francisco September Sh at2 m. Arrived at
Honolulu September 18th at 10 Had strong N w
gale leaving San Francsco thence to port moderate
and Easteriy winds and fine weather.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
EXPORTS.

For Port Townsend, per d Murray, Sept 1s-1 cs
liquor, Val. Foreign, $40
For Hongkong per Ho Chung, Sept 2O--4 bxs mexfcan
dollars, 3i3s5D 800 lbs sugar, s37 lbs fungus, bxs
mdse, pkgs stores. Val. Domestic, S4i5
For San Francisco per Lady Lampson, Sept 22-
s9524S lbs sugar 8lO5 gals moasses 1850 lbs dry and
800 green hides 26O0 lbs rice, 65 bnchs bananas 10
beer kegs, Val Foreign, IL, Val Dom. SSl ,34g.ao
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
EDIroR OF THE PRKss -ops Of the most

EpIroR OF THE PREss :-ope Of the most
Intricate articles which appears in The pages Of
the new Hawaiian Dn.clry was 'ln account
OF the military organizations Of this kingdom.
The Information gathered, not found on
record comes from the most reliable sources,
and the Oldest and wisest citixems in this cons
munity state il 10 be- casefully written aud
truthful reIniniscencs Throughout.
The Adrs'fissr, however, takes its own
theory on the subject, and in last Saturday 9
edition: elaine the article % b. clothed With
erring blunders. Bat tbeH the want Of coa-
6dsucs" in historical fscts aud reliable infor-
lnation from the public could not sliay the pen
anal brains VI tks soSibs in The ssnctsm OF the
infallibls opposition chisi. who wss "a isli-
mate with kamehAnshs III, Young aad W
rest d the chis(s. fNF 4 9kADSS.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
TOPICS OF the DAY.

The 8. F. Butetinmakes slight error
with regar' TO the advent of Moreno to Homo
lulu, and hich the Adrsrtiser- Erpr,ss tries
hard to r ,cule. The fact is, that he did come
in the Ho hung on her first trip, and not re-
Gently, rs ,tated by the s. F. News Lett'r. IT
took him zine months to mature his intrigues,
after which he suddenly left. May he never
return
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25

THE Cabinet as reconstructed stands thus ::
Hon. W. l. Green, Minister of Foreign A fairs,
Hon. Jno. Z. Bush, Minister of Interior,
Rev. NJ. Kuaea, Minister of Finance, Hon.
W. G. Jones, Attorney General nd interim.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
@ THE SATURDAY PRESS
Published for the SATURDAY PREss AssooiAToS by
ROBERT GRIEpE,
Book, job and General Printer,
Honolulu, n. I.

The SATURDAY Press cannot undertake TO return
eommuuicatons accepted rejected, and we have to
reqncst correspondents 10 append their true names and
addresses not necessarily for publication, " de-
sired hut guarantee ofthc good faith Of the writer
-fED. SATURDAY Peyss,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
waIthnm Watches

tFrom he Sydney Daily Telegraph, june 90, 1891
The Waltham Watch Company have been awarded the
only gold medal given for watches at the Sydney Inter
national Exhibition and the only exhibitors in any
class from the United States who have received this
distinctive recognition.
NJ. MCINERNY.
Sole Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
Notice to Contractors.

g EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received up the 18th day of October next for the
erection and completion Of the KaumnkapiH
Church.
he and full information obtained the Office OF
G. j. Wall, architect, No ~, Merchant Street.
All bids for the above described works should be
dorscd such and addressed to the undersigned to
His Ex. kuaca, Minister of Finance.
The Building Committee reserve the right to reject
all or any bids. c. j. WALL,
$50 st Architect.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
WE note that the Hongkong and Shanghai

newspapers republished the report made by
the special committee of the Hawaiian legis-
lature last session on the subject of n subsidy
to the China Merchants Steam Navigation
Company. As our readers may remember, the
report dsapproved of the subsidy being
granted. and that it was adopted without dis
cussion by two-thrds majority.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
UoSoLuLu, September 70, 1890

HoSoLuLu, September 70, 1890
We the undersigned merchants of Honolulu, do here.
by to close respective places Of business At
on Saturdays, providing Mcssrs Bishop Il Co will
consent to close their Bank at the same day
this take and after the end OF October 1880
with the exception OF Saturday preceding mail day.
WM q IRwiS & Co, EPADANs,
THO II DAWES q w MAcFAHLANg & Co,
per r w Janicn, II w Misr
DuL'seHAN q Co, q HALL S Co,
HorFsCHLAEoER & Co, + a SCHAgrER Do,
MtCFARIASE 4 Co, A CLEauoRN \ Co,
\ JAEGER, BnowS Il Co,
GMSpArN Co. per Sclg, A W PETRcy & Co,
BREWER & Co, A j CARTWRIGHT,
HyMAN BRc. NJ PHILLIPs Il Co,
| DowsgTr, CASTLE ~ COOKE,
s BARrow, BoLLEs & Co,
q BERGER, q ID FREErU,
BIsuoP 4 %, HAcKFEiD 4 Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
ExECUTOR's NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
j been Appointed Exccutors Of the last viii and tes.
tmrnt Of Alex. xcDun deceased hereby give notice to
gags othcrvus present the at thsi place Of
basiness, daily authenticated, within six months fro4
persons indebted TO the said Alex. NeDuA are hsseby
reque.tsd To make immediae .gaymsn! 70 The under.
signed, JOHN 7. WATERtlOuSE, Js,
HENRY wAT4kHQueE,
Alex. McDua, dseessod.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
Marshal's Sale.

ABIGAIL x. DREW vs.. q. W. PILIPo.
pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE is.
~ SUED out OF the Supreme Court Of Law urd Equity
of the Hawaiian Islands, In favor Of the
complainant, for the sum Of 1850 u, shali
On Saturday. tho End Of October. 1880.
A u o'clock noon al tho front door Of Aiiiosni Hale
Honolulu expose for sale all the right title and interest
Of said defendant In aud TO all and singular the
gagged premises sgt forth and described IN the mortgage
described follow.i All that certain real property
situate In kamakca, Honolulu, being the ssne pftnii
derribsd IN Royal Patent No i1B, and contaluing
of ay together with sli and singular tho
hereditanents and uputsnanccs thereon situated or
thcreunfo belonging unless said decree, interest," coats
aud expenses be previously Satisfied. lrN u
Deeds ut expense Of purchAser., and terms lash,
6l9 q u. PARkE. Marshal.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25

HuELo, HAMAxuA DrsrRrcr, MAUI.
Memorandum Of meteorological observations for
the ~eek ending September 7th, 1sso;-
BARoMErER
6A. N.-snTS. NooS-2gsi3. OF. N.-29SH.
Highest reading noted: Noon, september fsth-
2os5. Lowest, A. N September 5th-2oT5.
THERMOMETER.
a-Drg, Tio; wet. $50. Noos-Drv, 7so; wet, zee.
pr. NJ Dry. T1o; Lret, So.
Highest reading noted. Noon September srd-;th-
So. Lowest, p. ". September hth-G9'. Average per
cent. of moisture, IS.
RAINFALL.
September end .oi5 September 9Th 030 inches
d" 3rl .,Ot0 " 9TH ..0SO "
Z" dth .0s0 "
For week ending September 18th -
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
- ChleI Justlce Of The Supreme Court.
Attest; 9. Rosa, Deputy Clerk. 2-3t
IN THE sUPRFME COURT or TIIE

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
! Hawaiian Ian Islands In Bankruptcy. In the matter
tce Judd ut Chambers Order Of henrirg ON question
OF alleged bankruptcy.
Whereas, An order has this day been issued to he
Marshal to tuke possession Of the property Of said Emil
Weller late OF Honolulu Island Of Oahu, sRd 1 put his
counting-ious"s effects hooks and papers
under lock and seal the petition OF Albert Jaeger,
alleging the sd Emil Weller to be indebted him in
Cents and to divers other persons aud praying that for
certain statutory reasons IN sad petition mentioned he
be ndjudgcd bankrupt. I 80
Now therefore II is ordered that 10 o'clock =. Of
Friday the 2ith day OF September A. ID. 1880 at my
Chambers in Aliolan Hale, in Honolulu be the time
and place for hearing the said petition and deciding the
question of said n. Welicrs bankruptcy, and that
notice hereof be by publishing this order for three
successive weeks In newspaper printed and published
concerned To- appear and show cause any they have,
Mhj the said Emil Weller should not be declared
Bankrupt
Dated this ninth day Of September 1850. ~
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Justice Supreme Court.
Attest, A. Rosa. Deputy Clerk Y2t
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DIED.
ALLEN-At Bangor, Maine. August W, lsso, Mas. n
II. ALLIES. wife of his Excelleney n. II. Allen.
lcommunicated.l

EplroR SATURDAY PREss. - Travellers
over the NuuAnu road from the cemetery to
tho psii, will feel obliged il you will kindly
convey their compliments ~ His Excellency Of
the Interior, and respectfully ask If that road
msy not have his much needed and early At
lention.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
For week ending September 18th -

BkRoNErEr.
ga w-2sst. NooS-sH.sS. .M-2aT4
Highest reading noted; September 18th. A. NJ
29s5. Lowest, September t4th, . r. M-29.1a
THERMOMETER.
M-Drn. no; tret, CO. Noos-Dry, 10; tcet, 10.
Or M--Drv. 10; tcet, 66o.
Highest reading noted, Noon, September i4th-s1e.
Lowest, September fith "a N-69o. Average per cent
of moisture, 20.
September ioh % u inches September 18th oi5 inches
iith..OU1 10Th .O.15
F" i2th. OBS
Total for two weeks. .3.42 inches
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25

AN iludicious advocate may often dam
age the cause of his client, far more than
an avowed opponent. The writer in the
Wednesday Express signing himself =" Lex''
furnishes = remarkable illustration Of this.
lie has mistaken our position, and I'ue Of
argument completely, from beginning to
end. he begins by stating Of " this writer
that "if' (sic.) Is not discussing Constitu-
tions in general and that he IL not deliv-
ering "s dissertation ON she President Of
the Frsnoh Rspuhlie'i &e. q.
He (" Lex'' h mistaken, We are diseass-
ing constitutional government generally,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
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NOTICE,

IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE
Il will pay debts contracted in my name without
my written order. j. II. BLACK.
Honolulu, Sept. q, 1880. $40 i'm
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25

Notice to Plumbers and Bell Hangers
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received up the 9Th day of October next at the
ooc OF the Minister OF Interior for the erection and
completion OF the Bell Hanging and Plumbing work
the new Palace.
Plans and Specifications, together with all other in
formation required, to be and given at the office OF
q. J. Wall, Architect No. "a Merchant ct.
Proposals FOR the said Plumbing and Bell Hanging Of
the Palace to de addressed such the Min
lister Of Interior.
bond in IA equal to the full amount OF estimate
to accompany each bid and the Minister Of Interior
serves the right to reject all or any bids
BY order OF the Minister of Interior.
go G. j. WALL Architect.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25

IT is we'll for the hdeerfisr to try to de
preciate the expression of public opinion by
means of petitions. In this Kingdom we havr
not (thank heavens) o Legislature sitting and
debating some eight or nine months in each
year as il the case in most of the older gov
ernments ruled by the Representative system,
There, every shade Of public opinion is kept
habitually before the people, every question
may be viewed from every side, the u,terance
Of every representative man made plain to his
constituents every morning OF the session.
Here, it is otherwise-the House comfortably
prorogued, the Ministry uncomfortably kicked
out the public are left without any means OF
decidedly expressing their opinions and de-
sires over their own names, but through the
columns Of the press, and by means Of the
much dsoried (by the Adreriissr) petition.
Why il the secrecy Of the ballot box (availa-
BILE only once in every two years) a more relia-
bic means of expressing public desires than
the openly signed petition? If so large q
section Of the nation signs petitions without a
clear understanding Of what it may be
signing, is i. not possible that an equally
large section may vote without clear under
standing Of what it is voting for ? But
again, as to the signing Of petitions without
understanding them, We especially call atteh-
tion to the names subscribed to the petition
from Kauai, beginning with those of the Presi-
dent, Proprietors and managers of the Makee
and Ksaiia plantations, followed by the whole
staff OF Twelve other important undertakings,
or look at the names ut the foot oi the series
OF resolutions from Kohalo, are these men who
sign without Understandings No, these pa
psrs are seriously meant and should bs serious-
lyinlerprs,sd. ii these planters and mechanics
state that in their opinion certain group Of
officials is q +" disgrace to Hawaii nei," be sIrs
hsy sssua IT,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
Sailed.

Sept @0-Br bk Flcetwng, McPhniden for Puget Sound
-Stmr Lehua. for Kpahuu and Kohaia
-Stmr Moiolii, for Hama and Mookai
-Stmr Kilnnea Hon, for Knhului
2--Chna stmr Ho Chung, Peterson, for Hong
kong
-Stmr Likelike for Maui and Hawaii
-Stmr James Makee, for Kauai
-Schr Luku, for Kohala,
-Schr Wailee, for Maliko
-Schr Maolo, for Hilo
22-Schr Waiehu, for Kaalaea, Oahu
-Schr Prince for Kona aud Kan
-Schr Jennie Walker, for Punaluu
-Schr kekauuohi, for Hanalei
23--Schr Nettio Merrill, for Lahaina
-Br blk Lady Lampson, Marsden, for San Fran
@-Am bk Amie - for Port Townsend