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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18
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H1ynl rfr. bFC IT, tvo.
There have been few transactions 81 srt,ih iu'ror
aute u besinrssrircirs this week, although number
W rs,su arrivals " deep ,tah hos caused eonah
,rsrlr sir along ,hr wbavra several "rdsa I'r sen
,t,i merchandise Hotf' sud holiday rnods have h'rn
ailsd W ,af vhclresc tpstness houses ZOE merchants
on the otNss i.isna. Domestic prcdaee tcf export
rive. slowly and tho supply on hand h small
N, the lady LAmpson and other recent arrivals frnm
san rr.soisce q considerable quantity ~ hay aud
sr.tA has been received aaletlus all feat " scavil
u Nstnn o,her vessels with farther supplies
tho Wat ,vr ~ which 80 factihe Eatrka sud John u
srretkrl. MAY bv considered tily due.
The bark Nrhic,n arrived on the 18th ftom New Yofk
snsins besides general ss.ortcd safrc Tor mr. mot
chanis quantity OF kefrseao oil stow coal ash ium
tet medicines, etc
The swedish bad. urru,lnr arrived from nouskonE
ChiHA On rseei0 ths tUh, With consignment o
sccds 60 Chi.r-c merchants. considerable portion o
witch fice,
Tcdsy tc isih several parcels ot desirable land ~
Mated In Hcncluln And al wstktkt, Kauhi Maprs and
kcciauposn. will be sold by Mt ". e. ratko adminis
tsier 81 the kanaina estate, and doubt viii com
msad attention from IT, diversity aud the safety ~ it'
crcrrd parcels ~ Investments by secured leases.
TN rhHr.day last NJ 4 Adam. held another Credit
,sic " chinese rrcds which better attended ant
resulted rcrv satisfactory than the one othc vccl
previous, and yesterday offered variety Of JAnpanrs
goods.
co Monday next city tfput has the promise ct o.,
trs Acii,ity In the contemplated departures ~ th,
Hazard aud Amy rumcf also the stm Fcalandia ~
san Francisco, IN addition to local steamer move
mcnis
rhis c~cning NJ, c. =. nattow open. III. christina
K'ening sale season with the nniftuis tot dear vi,
saniA',laus' patrons un Wednesday evening next III,
second sale % the will take place en- Wciurs
du, Al the storc ~ C. Along Mr. X T. Adams viii ole
An unusually nne stock OF chinese aud Japanese good
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18
SHIPPING NOTES.


The AN bStne j Falkinburg. has discharged all OF
her cargo and now lies OF Fish Market wharf. She viii
commence loading early the week for San Francisco
The fiaw sch Giovanni Apiani Long. is at Tibbets &
horensons, preparing for voyage tn Fannings, Wash
ington and other Islands. She sails to- day.
The Am bgtne Hazard, lie at the old Custom House
wharf loading for San fralcseo, for which port she
will sail on Monday next.
Q Br bk Lady Lampson, arrived last Saturday, q
days from San Francisco, che Is dschargng the old
Custom House wharf She will load with dispatch fol
San Francisco, 10 sail In about two weeks.
The Am bk Amy Turner, at Brewer 4 Co.'S wharf, ha.
about finished discharging, and will sail for San Fran
cisco on Monday next,
This Am blk Mohiean arrived last Sunday from New
York, che reports very heavy weather of the Horn che
locked al the old steamship wharf, where she Is now
diseharging large assorted cargo OF general morchan
dise after dscharging she will probably proceed
Francisco.
The Am bk ID @ Murray, lies Just below the Mohican
loading for San Francisco to .al about Saturday
The swedish blk Hermine arrived on Tuesday last rs
days from forykong. She - disehargng at NJ 5
dock She viii return 10 Hongkong about the latter
part OF next week.
The Eureka and ID spseckels, may be looked for a,
any hour from San Francisco.
The M Z.aisndis, will be due from the Colonies
en- route TO San francisco Monday get your let
ters ready.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18
PASSrNaEI,s.

From New York, per Mnhican, Dee ~ y Plant
g T. ftch aud wife Mlss \ SaWytr Miss Rouse
Mos Robinson. Mfs suancy, Dallas, Lewis.
SaNna, lauey, Harrow. l. URtussa, y rctudy aud
WIFE Iopoy, tnstnmHin, Chem
Prom iiouEkonE per Horminr, Dec ~ ~ Chinese
For Port rtwuscnd per Excelsior bee ID r smith
foi san Francisco, per Cnnsurlu. Dee II Mrs WI
bur aud 9childfrn and nurse, Dummy W l. Ilcrkr
From kahulni, per Kiaura tIou, De, IA Euos aud
wife Nv Mctril,k ftrl Roth, lubhntd,u II
Merrill johnson, Mrs II AlrNanhct aud child Mrs
Ward, j Davidson, Hatch aud 10 deck
For kahulul. per kilnuta Iitu, Dee ~ 4 Dodge
Mites Rouse, II NJ Alexander wife aud thiidtcu Mr
Hilhctman, Niles Campbell. Mss & rrrplunu, \ Mac.
aulcy, 4 Milrs, Miss AcSaudcr aud 10 deck.
From Kauai, nct las Makcc, Dec 10 Capt Hatfield e
" Edridgr, jas smith, l. Itch 'uor, Bcftlrmann,
lokttn fcchup, aud q deck,
For Windwatd Ports, per likcllto, Dec tg-t Davis
Mtinncs, pr 7 y Ttsdalc Miss Tsdalc, Mrs Boxlry
and ohudtcn Miss llillchtaud, n Gtvcuwoil,J Il
Paris ~ Father Iatkn Mrs J " pnHs, Il ltyctnft W
MM.n. % lLllrhcnNk. @ IInMn md MhnmL ILI drrk
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18

HIS MAJESTY THE KING was heartily well
coined, and Hospitality entertained by the peo-
pie OF kohala. In his speech at the Kohala
Post Office he refers to the possibility of q
foreign tour and congratulates the Kohalans
on their progress since his last visit six wears
ago. His Majesty hopes "that due repre-
sensations TO the Government, of Great Br-
tain, with faithful exhibit of
g the character of our laws will
satisfy that great and enlightened Power,
and remove all difficulties that may be in the
way Of procuring people from India, as we'll
as other countries"
His Majesty then proceeds to express his
satisfaction at "the evident general prosperity
prevailing" in the district, and thanks his
hearers for their "loyal feeling aud good
will" and for the kind and hospitable enter
tainment he had received at their hands.
The King had proposed to visit Hamakua
and the people of Honokaa were preparing to
entertain him, but unfortunately this was found
to be impracticable.
The Royal party embarked on board the
Ltkeiike at Mahukona on Tuesday the 7th, at
$40 p. NJ, and were escorted to the landing
place by large number Of people, both native
and foreign.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18
MEMO a.

Report Of the Bs blk Lady Lampson, Aarston Master
Left san Francisco Nov 18th, fret days had light
North winds and hne clear weather, then variable
winds and ealm., took trades la Lat, .ss. Lasted
days from Dec I'd TO iih had light winds with heay n.
W, sea freqaent eAlms.
Report Of bark Mohican, berry, .Mas,er-saied from
New York July ID. Was ~ days to the equator In
Atlantic; from New 10 Cape Horn was - days. Expe-
reneed very heavy gales OF the Horn and for 10 days
aid not make mile OF hesdway; wind kept from
WHW 10 WsW all the time with heavy sea running.
Oct 9th had terrific gale from wNw, and low ba-
roinetrri wind shifted suddenly 70 wswi barometer
fell 10 Is IS with squalls OF hail wind aud sieet
.es rspnnE ysy hish iay,o - aouI. nnder bare poles
her 10 the Wind shipped large quantities OF water and
.se,e boats nsd fesssass galley Washed al movable
FROM TO NV took light NE trades la 10 y and run
20 ~ % FROM thence 10 port ~inds from W 70 NV,
Accompanied with Gains Have been OF the Islands for
iLe last week with light Winds and calms. Arrived al
HonDluu Dee 18th, ~ days from New York sept ~,
On Cape Horn. spoke bark JohnAihan Bourne, poane,
from Oatd.d bound 70 San franeiseo.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18
IMPORTS.

Lemon "a "a beer Dfosn Co, s. g. beer - e. whsk
esis ssd. Z. drsss .Sos e; sSipasa Elders, s.
e.. s.as,; r. spring. walker, gamp. z pkg.
sss oats, - kss. nails, a. Dbl, pork 10 bales sks
e. ps,s nss ~ Pkg. paint. and OILS. pkg ar se.d.
e books; g 6iaie 6 mdss, n smith. u Loul.on,
ses noss L PsfadA, fgniturs; Brewer a Co, pkgs
ssss glss ~ fowls, 80 N brick 1870 posts, SD bbl'
ssssr' III s.soa: Asn Z isssis H. aa'ss hay' yer
estsy, e .cf.s, 9. .,ooi:i Ttebi,,. sorenson,
Dkgs; Valdez fuiler q. nee Rlssst c u Hoyt ies
tolls. Hywsn Bros 10 es boots, pkgs dry eoods
hAis. es SesSsry. GO eoihias, Tolaf ~ bis hsy
~ *. oals ysks cora, Is pkg. furniture. COW, e.
ehjs Lrns. IN pkgs mdse 10 chinese Arms
From Sev York. per Nohiean. Dec AN keinerny,
- CO aortds water wstcrhouse, rs &c dry goods
mats 10 pkgs rope 100 OIL 100 kg. nails 81 pkgs
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18

D Judd t,s mdsr. & u Wal, J. ts .I...s. castle (
,'''' l.M'. oih " ts m.ft'ihr 10 bars prd b. hiI.
uWh''9 " % ~ ~ il"tN' 20 hdIs mHtgrIllt LYMAN
a. W"s, r. '"Ha,'n stt 'r,r, ~ uuIhtl, a. brut
VAR Hon l,"T WsrlH ~ tons coal sn rksa iron, ,ta
~ hmhtt, u Wells, musical uatntmrutH. 4 "
lieWr y 60, 80 ts turci ufiuhbumN Co tu,u a. oii.
lWhn@ hyrt, 80 a. ehuu,d rauJs piano 90 Is pauta
hnd oln ~. kEH uailH lul a. mdau, ts hate N ton
PCT 80 wdau, fowls castle n Cooke Ia tone GOAL
~ pc lumber, Nutt to iui ftn,rH, " biis ptn.-
ware, AsN pkua iron and wooden Watrt Itwrts a nyt
rou, lao pc lumbcr rp rspuns, No ndvc. tuA Nous
uallf. Sos hardware, Mttfaraur 4 Cn 50 80 OIL t'n
pkgs whiskry t - beer " phys rope HAL SON ut
krs nails t-' Pike hardware rhiiips Go Hp 90 oil
~ pkra mdsr, LYMAN Nfus. tttN cs nii. Ia ~ mdsr
Rev q Ufussvt, PES mdsu.
various Chinese uttna - '~h7
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18
SATURDAY PRESS.
DECEMBER Is, 1850,

THE Adrerfissr is wrong in saying that the
American Minister Resident received iustruc
tons to resume diplomatic intercourse, and
has led the Gazette astray in its comments.
The last letter from Washington was received
just on the eve of the Kings departure for Ha-
waii and the tenor of it's contents is no secret.
Simply this-on tho receipt of what we may
call the anulling telegram, Secretary Evarts
courteously returned to Judge Allen the letter,
received through him, demanding the recall of
Gen. Comfy, and so the matter dropped. In
fact, we believe that rs diplomatic relations
were, ipso .facfo, suspended by the Bush
Moreno blunder, 30 they are resumed naturally
on the removal of the obstacle, without any
Instructions from either side.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18

lT is curious to remark the peculiar style of
the speech delivered at kohala by the King,
and that in reply by the Hon. d. S. Hookano.
Both are reported by the Advertiser to he
substantially as follows" both bear marks
of having been inspired if not composed by the
same parsonage.
We presume that there wat no short hand
writer present, so that the speeches must have
been written down by the correspondent from
memory, perhaps aided by notes made during
delivery, unless, indeed, manuscript copy
had been prepared before hanl and forwarded
by the steamer, or perhaps lsn behind here,
when the King sailed. to be produced at the
right time. We are inclined TO favor the latter
snpposiion. The style OF the Royal Speech
forcibly reminds us OF that of a certain cele-
brated Memorial" and We think il possible
that they are the words OF the very " cnlgbt-
ened statesman" who made himself so promi-
nent IN that business, " Need Of recuperation
with cognaie races" is good phrase aud re-
cognzsble. The whole production is an able
specimen Of a "non- cominittal" speech. The
reply Of the Hon. ID. s. Hookano probably
came from the same source: at all events the
composer bids for native applause by lauda-
tioD Of kAMKHAMEHA l.. who does not need
II, and by recommending the erection of a
statue which is needed still less. In Wow of the
united law-abiding Hawaiian Archipelago,
kAAEHAAEHA's monument might be held 10
be his rorA, and his epitaph, like Wren : (" 50
mon uDteHfuDs Qad1'is circuaspicr."
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18

speech. On the subject Of the trip abroad We
have also already cxptcs,cd nm opinion to
which We adhere. First, the prolonged aud
indefinite period " absence Vt the King will
nc,rsstatc The establishment VI u Regency. q
matter amonFat the most difficult of solution
ct any which u nation by IT'S public mon could
I've called upon 10 decide Tho extent VI tho
poworc To bee entrusted 10 Regent gavo riac
To long aud btlcr debates Ia tho British House
OF Commons, whom Regency became noccs-
soty ON account of tho insanity OF George III
IN 1850 and ngniu in 500 eventually the Heir
Apparent was made Regent, In, with power
FAR from Regal. Indeed. u may bc nnid that hc
was placed In state of dependence on whn,
might ho described M u Council OF Regency
in whose banda lay the real power Here. We
ahord recommend q Council Of Regency out
right Tho IIcircns Apparent IN lady, un.
accustomed to the cares aud nnxictcs of public
busincs.. and she would probably bo glad u
decline the burden, gilicd though Il be. A
Council or Board might he commissioned ia
transact necessary business during the absence
ot the King aud tho non existence of Repre-
sist of three OF five Of our mos, prominent pub-
lie men, aud were such u scheme moocd ne
doubt public opinion would soou point out the
nnmca of thoec considered most it,
The acloction Of n suitable aud trustworthy
stall would be most important aud difficult
task, especially II it bu contemplated to extend
tho trip to Europe. In the United States, n
King IN looked on moro nv u Curiosi, than
anything else, but IL IN different IN Europe,
especially on the continent There, King
nvowod as such, must media keep up u state
which would entail an expense beyond all pro-
portion to the powers of this little kingdom,
already heavily weighted with royal nppro-
priations. The Emperor Of Brazil travelled
under n pseudonym aud pnt up ut u hotel. The
King of Denmark on one occasion stayed in n
hotel; but then Kings ard Empcrors must
needs go TO the best hotels, and when there,
occupy the beat suites OF rooms hire the finest
carriages and horses, and moreover pay hotel
bills more cxorbitunt even, thnn those charged
to any private individual. On the Continent,
conriers and interpreters would have to be
added indeed, there is almost no end to tho
outlay which would be unavoidable.
As to sending away one Minister ont of "A
Cabinet of four, that, we look upon M most
nnwsc. The King as n private gentleman,
and released from all cares of state would be in
better position to see, and to hear and to
learn in foreign countries, than if travelling
with his Regal Title, may more, he would be
better able to discuss informally the plans or
ideas he wishes 10 DO made known. suit
able title could DO easily adopted and His
Majesty might enjoy his ease with dignity.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18
EXPORTS.

frt San ftauctse per CunHurio De, IA .tp iso lb.
sugar 'r o." lhs rice, 1pa lie ,orrc Don, Value $50
Fnr san Francisco, nor I.st,r Ne, A ,sn nm IA.
sugar Dom Value 80 itp ga
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18
Vessels Expected at Honolulu, from Foreign,
Por<s

Ports.
Brit hk Lizzie 1resaie, Mossop, Liverpool due 7 II
Brit bk Viola, Price, Liverpool due Dec $3.50
Ger bk e Harndcl, schrock. Bremen, due Dec Is 20
Hackfeld 4 Co, Agents
Ger bk Atalanta,-Bremen, due Feb - - issi II Hack
field S Co, Agents
Ger 5 : Cassandrs, -. Hongkong, due Dec $40
Hsckfc,d n Co Agents
Brit ok Mkshaw' - Glasgow, to sail middle Nov 6
Mnsfsrlsne& Co, Agents
Am ok Buena Vista, Calhoun, Utsalady, due
II Hackfsld & Co, Agents
Hsw bk kalaksna jerks, San Francisco, due Dec %
Am bk LxEle Marshall Dohl.r, Port Blak.ly due Dee
iSS, Allen 3 Robinson, Agents
Am bk Edward May, johnson, Boston, loading Nov .
Brewer Co, Agents
Brit bs Highnyer schhemann, London loading Oct
Agents
Ger s Quin,a,-- due Dec 1920, II Hack.
field & Co. Agents
PMss city OF Picking, -, whampoa due all Dec
Hackfeld Is Co, Agents
Zesiandia, Chevalier, sydney due Dec 30 II
Htckfeld Co, Agents
5 City of New York. Cobb. San Francisco due
Dec -, II Haokfcld & Co, Agents
Am tern Compeer, Birkhom, Port Gamble, loading Nov
~ IA Hackfeld & Co. Agents
Haw hk Male Ahlborn, Bremen, TO sail in Dec Hack
field 8 Co, Agents
Am bkine Monitor, Nelson Humboldt loading Nov
Hackfed & Co, Agents
Am sch Eva, =. Humboldt, loading Nov - Wilder
4 Co, Agents
AMI Am tern Una So, Humboldt Hum loading Nov
due In al Jan. President Board Immigration, Az I
Hsw bgine Pomare Trip, Islands, due in all Jan,
President Board Immigration, Agent
Haw bk Hawaii, Whitney, Islands due In all Jan,
President Board migration, Agent
Raiates schr Vivid, Cawley Fannings Is due Dec IS
T II Davies, Agent
Am schr Cassie Hayward, lie Ballister. Humboldt to
sail Dec LIST, Alien Robinson, Agents
Am bgtne ID spreckels, Hansen, San Francisco due
Dec Is -
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18

HIS MAyEsry's speech at Kobala touched,
delicately II is true, on Two very important
public questions, viz: the trip abroad stated
to b. contemplated" and the chops" ex-
pressed that we may yet DO able 70 procure
people from British India as well as from other
countries. On the latter subject our wishes
and hopes are well known, aud are in perfect
accord with those expressed in tho King .
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18
THE SATURDAY PRESS
Published for the SATURDAY Pass ASSOCIATION b.
ROBERT GRiEVE,
Book, dob and General Printer,
llnnnlnlm. Ii. 1

The s.runp.r PRrss cannot undertake to return
communications, accepted rejected, aud have to
addresses, not necessarily for publication II 50 de.
sired hut as guarantee OF the good faith OF the writer
-tED, SATURDAY rRrss.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18
THE GREAT MASS MEETING
SkON uAWAll TsS NIsaAV.

THE FIRST STEP W AS TO CHODsE
called the tonn,ltlee la rrpstt. - ~'~Ao- -
Aetofttd; As the tla idsss arr nsc, a, h..s A, a.
pa.sa that one and all via make pressss 20 ,Hs{s
hs.9iesa, That whoever shall buy Pipss Char neI6
sss, sigafsii. holders % ANY Goods ~ Inc smyk,r.s
me- shall get tue article. = - 1870
Hsseit.t That every Pipe shall b. accsm p>niea by
oi Meaicatsd Fphaceo; each Aed every tE
with y one box ~ Cisarclies- - ~>>s~
n, fs,fAfr Rsseilsf. That a. NARcuANT hs~ps
nc n,st o. soss and there b>asef Ia sks kinr
"on. ne netot shall b the psee psfcEAss thsnst
Hstefttf' That whoever may be 3rcets~d b. rr. "A
sF.sy o seeis o. s.eoth t'nSae sHd purchase rpds
sewsnsy'eg " shs iaagmsA q t4s Gssad cAAirpsa
.. Hlsrfkfr Hssel,sa AZ u 10 n.po~sAs dsssiss
geods that he may have ohisinst. - -
~ fsrfA<r Rs.eised; rhaQA eepy ~ these 49,
s'ss. he cent to the branch csass,s lsoasAoss As
s.. .s.s Pa' 10 tho la'sx.s, audience
~ im n 4 n s>~.~s>-
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PORT OF HONOLULU.

Arrived.
Dec itnr hk Lady Lsmpson, Mststnn, from San Fran,
H-km III Mohiosn, Berry, idi dys from New York
->tm Likcse, from lilo
Sch Mslmau, from kohaa
it-swc bk hermnc. Lonngren, IS by. from Hong
kong
sch Mary \ Foster. from Ksu
N-Stm Jas Make, from kauai
sch Jenny, from NswiIiwil
Sch l.uks, from hphala
k-sch Ncttic Merrill from Iahaina
Sch iIaleNksla from Hilo
if-stm Mokolii, from koolau
-stm Lchaa, from Hama aud Molokai
E-stm q bishop, from Kauai
Am hktnc Eureka Nordbers. from San Fran
Sch Manuokawsi. from Ilanaimoulu
-stm kilauca Hou, from kahului
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Dee io-Am tern Excelsior Hustle for Port Townsend
sch Nc,tic Merrill. for Lahaina
liam hk Jenny Pitts, sicvert, for Townsend
Am hgtnc W Lucas Wentworth, for Sound
ie--Ucr bk Laskrr, kaemana, for SAN Francisco
Am bgtnc Consuclo. Howard, for san Francsc co
i3-stm Lehun, for Mookai and Hama
Sim kilauea Icu. for kahului
-stm Bishop, for Kauai
Sim Mokolii. for koolau
Sch Liholiho for kau
Sch Waioli, for FAsuhau
1i-Stm Likelike, for Windward
Sch PTince. for Mona
Sch wAimalu, for Ilapuu
IG-sch Jennie Walker. FOR Kan
sch Mary Foster for kau
sch Nciic Merrill, for LshainA
sch Jas Mskcc, for Kanal
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PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK OF PRAYER
january 2nd-9th, 1881

SUNDAY January 2-Sermons-Heb. 1873.
MONDAY, January 3-Praise and Thanksgiving for all
blessings-Ps. l16;l7.
TUESDAY. January naturalization for personal and ma
tonaI sins-Dan. 9:S o.
WEDNESDAY jar nary 5-Prayer for the Church of Christ
that it may be fruitful and united-Ephes. 5:27
THURSDAY January 6-Prayer for the young and their
Instructors for parents colleges and Sunday schools
--Duut. - 30.
FRIpAY, January 6-Prayer for all nations and rulers
-Ps. 72:17
SATURDAY, January S-Prayer for Christian Mission,
and all engaged in promoting them-Numbers H2i.
SUNDAY, January 9-Sermons-Luke li:i3
By order of Board OF Haw. Evangelical Association.
A.. o. FORBES, Corresponding.
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Vessels In Port

Am hgtnc Hazard, Miller
Hav schr Julia A Long
Am blk Amy Turner, Newell
Am bstnc i A Falkinhurg. Hubbard
Am bk II c Murray, Ravens
Am bk Lady Lampson. Marstun
Am blk Mohican. Berry
Swedish ok Hcrminr. Lopngren
Am bktne Eurcks, Nordburg
Jaluit brtng Ni-plaus
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18

a Ill PERSONS INDEBTED To
xlki, a s are s,quss!sd 70 mails sssslsmsas
pss is sAs hands 81 . eeilsrios. n u - : -
Askswso November -, issD isS
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KNOWLES STEAM
AND
Vacuu am Pu M u -

guNuG UNDERMINED HAVE JUST M.
y WE'D per Ams Turner, from Boston. a fsll a.
.ortmeu. VI these eslsorsIsa fanPs which sss,an
issd TO be cheaper aud ss,sf than .ay other s,ie Of
pamp Imported We call the .iIsntoa Of plsser. psstc
uass 10 the Vacuum pump, which " iess
md more ssrvicssbis hap other pnmps.
81 sm rs ~ q. hREwER a co
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Nos 70 aud q King st.,
Carriage Huildsrs. Tsa,n- -
nsss Painters, vAr.ishsrs G
gusrsntssd. 81 Los Ratss. sly
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WANTED.

A SITUATIDN A. UOOK-K EEpER
~ upon haf time. by young maH late from the New
England Ntatoa Hafofrusrs given Addfera
W Inn NOOK KEEPER this once,
, 1880-02-05

2 an,toT; q .sf n1 spd e.; ~ ssn,;cs a"ss
'rs SisS tz ~ W. o4"s,, sis ~ r. NJ,
ND fts !als E'por'srs rad ~
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