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Sailed.

Sailed.
July s-Haw sch Jennie Walker, Knacke for Fags Ids
o-stm Lehua, for Hana and Molokai
-Stm Likelike, for Maui aud Hawaii
-Stm Bishop, for Kauai
-PMSS city OF new York Seabury for S Fran
-Stm kiauea Hou for Kahului
6-Am blk Martha Rideout, Wckberg, for Port
Blakcy
Sch Leahi, for Honoipu
Sch kekauuohi, for Hanaei
Sch Wailele, for Maliko
Sch Waioli, for Paauhau
Sch Mana, for keokea
Brit bk Glimpse, Norris for Burrards inlet
-stm lwSlani, for Maalaea, Kona and Kau
-Stm JAS Makee, for kAuai
Sch Jenny, for Nawaiwih
S-Sch Waimau, for Hapuu
Sch Marion, for kukuihaele
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-09
MARRIED.

FFORD-BRICKWOOD-In this city, June 30 at
the residence of the brides father, by the Rev Alexan
der Macintosh, assisted by the Rev. II. Blackburn,
WALTER NJ. GFFoRD to MATTE PgTRE, youngest daugh-
ter OF A. p BrckwOod Postmaster General Of the lia-
waiian Kingdom Jersey Channel Islands, papers
please copy
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-09

OK Monday last, the Fourth of July, the one
hundred and fifth anniversary of American
Independence was celebrated with greater
ecim than we have seen here fer several years.
At day break salute was fired from bat
terry at Fishcrmans Point, and the church and
tiremen's bells procla ined the dawning of the
holiday. The Antiques and HurrlUIes " be
gan to muster in Brewers yard at the back of
III. May q Co. IS store, and soon after 6 o'clock
moved off, led by two bncket ed mps ON
doukeys, followed by a tall figure il fame
color from the tip of his coniical cap TO the
tips of his PORTED shoes, mounted ON tall
horse and marshnlling the procession with the
aid of long sword After these came
number of masquers wearing great variety
of buresque costumes, some on horses, some
on donkeys, in bngges, or on foot: of the lat
ter, Uncle Sam ON the back of his wife, WAS
the most ingenious. An allegoricnl figure of
Liberty, person6eh by the genius of America,
was mounted on high platform borne by
wagon draped in Hhgs and occupied the centre
of the procession. The original advertised
route was fol wed ont, with the exception of
the visit 10 the American Legation and ON return
the halt and the three cheers at Hon. I'll A. Z.
Carler's, after which the march tow ards the
city was resumed, with plentiful footing OF
tin horns and all sorts of tokens of q, cd
nalured nlerriment. Many houses on the route,
indeed all over the city were decorated with
flags, Government and Consular bunting tlut-
tered IN the breeze. A queer sort of erection
obstructed the way through Fort and Hotel
streets, being placed ut the intersection Of
those two thoroughtares it WAS hung with
shields bearing alegoricnl figures of Justice,
Nalor, Fame, ETC., and mednllions with por-
traits, flags, etc, and was stayed to the iour
corners OF the Streets some hores we saw
seemed rather puzzled as to the propriety Of
attempting to pass it.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-09

Vessels Expected Mt Honolulu from Foreign
haw bk Kalc Rothfus, London, due II. Hackfeld 4 Co
Am bk Cheshire. Bachelder, New York. over due
Castle \ Cooke, Agents
Brit ship city Of Bombay Lowell Glasgow due August
1915, Macfarianc X Co, Agents
Brit bk sahok, Byford London, due Aug 1880 Brew.
er 4 Co, Agents
Brit es 9SsTss Sas Harvey Liverpool TO sail April aS
Brit bk Glengaber, McGhee Liverpool, due Sept I-5
yTWaterhouse, Agent
Gcrs Hesperia, Peterson, Whampoa, due II Haekfed
Haw bk Ioani, Garrcs, Bremen, due, Oct $3.50 Hack.
p field q Co,Agents
---bk Birch Grove, -, from Newcastle, n sW
Wilder CO. Agents
Am bk Ferris Thompson, Potter, New York, due oct
1918 Castle 4 Cooke, Agents
Am bk ceyi3n, hallett, Boston, due Oct 5-i0 Q.
Brewer 4 Co, Agents
Am bk Henry Buck, Davis, Departure Bay, due July
Royal Yacht twanderer,--rahlti, due
r. u. y Australia, Cargill, san Francisco, due July
y, II. Haekfeld 4 Co, Agents
Brit ship Sir Laneelote, - Glasgow, TO sail In June,
Am sch Sadie calier Larsen, San Francisco loading
June ~ Hackteld On, Agents
Am tern Exeelsior,--PortB Bakey
Am bktne Eureka, San Francisco, in port June g.
Brit bE Lady Lamp:ou, Marston, San Francisco, in
port June y, Brewer 90, Agents
Am hgtne Lucas, Wentworth, Port Gamble, due
Jaly 1870 Haekfeld Co, Agents
a" 'Sa Say % iS Mlsu sdSisson xsen.s ms"o0'd due
Am bk Carbarien, Hopkins, New York, loading June
- Castle Cooke, Agents
Haw bk kaakaua, Jenks. San Frsncisoo, due July Is
~, IT Lenehan 4 Co, Agents
Am sch Twilight Whitney, San Francisco, for Hio due
Am bht ne WH.Dimond, Houdlett, Port iDiseovery,
for kahnlni. due W @ Irwin = 90, Agents
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Walthan Watches.

tFrom he Sydney Daily Tetegrdph, June 26, 1891
The Waltham Watch Company have been awarded the
ony 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
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THE question of qualification for the i'm
portont post Of Chief Justice of this King
dom is very serious one to have to decide
upon, more especially as the available talent
is very limited az TO number Of the members
Of the bar having sufficient standing and ex-
perieuce to qualify them for the incumbency
of what may without exnggera'ion be termed
the most responsible Of all Offices under the
Crown. Several names have been mentioned
and Cabinet Councils been held on the subject
The late Chancellor's commiss IN was dated
February lst. ls77, his immediate prcdcccs-
sor having been His Ex +. II. Allen, now
Hawaiian Minister Resident Mt Washington
We firmly believe that the Judgments
rendered by the late Chief Justice and his as
sociates and also those by their predecessors,
back to the first institution of regular law
courts in this Kingdom may challenge com
parsion with those of any Court of Justice in
the civilized world For fearless integrity,
legal acumen, thorough acquaintance with the
business on hand, the judgments delivered by
the Supreme Court of this little Kingdom are
unsurpassed, and have been rewarded By the
universal acceptation Of and confidence III their
righteousness by the approval of every class
and nationality of which this community is
composed Limited as their numbers are, it
is not too much to say that there are gentlemen
at present on the bench and at the bar,
capable of naintaing tie high credit of those
who went before them, no triiiing task indeed,
but one which, when undertaken by able and
earnest men will doubtless be achieved.
Whoever may bc the Chief Justice, the pub
lie we trust will approve the choice and ac-
cept with confidence the decisions given.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-09
PORT OF HONOLULU.

Arrived.
July 2-Am bktne j A Fakinburg Hubbard, Ia days
from San Francisco
-Stm Kilauca Hou from Kahuui
.. -Stm Bishop, from Kauai
Sch kekauluohi, from Hanalei
Sch Kuiama u, from Kohoalee
Sch Haeakala from Pepeekco
Sch Wallele, from Maliko
Sch Waioli, from Paauhau
Sch Waichu, from kualaea
Sch Mana, from Keokca
3-Am bgtnc q Irwin. Douglass lOn days from
San Francisco
-Stm Likelike from Hawaii and Maui
4-Stm lwalani, from Kona, Kau and Maalaea
-Stm Jas Makee from Kauai
5-PSSS City of New York Seabury I'm sydney
6-Am hk Jenny Pitts, Sievert, % dys fm Il Gam
Sch Marion, from kukuhaee
Sch Waimalu, from Hapuu
Sam bktnc Monitor, Nelson from Humboldt
Sch Julia, from Eletle
-Stm Mosolii, from Circuit of oahu
9-Stm Kilauea Hou. from Kahului
-Stm Bishop from Kauai.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-09

THE news was brought by the city IF Nr
York that the smallpox had broken out in
Sydney, and as is nearly always the case was
introduced by Chinese. The first case was in
Chinese wash house, and white man who
was working on a building adjacent to it also
took the disease. He was badly broken ont
before he was known to have the small pox
A suspicious looking parcel being carried into
"a Chinese house the latter was entered by po-
lcemen accompanied by physician, and a
Chinaman was found wrapped mp in blanket
who was covered from head to foot with
small p"x in the suppurating stage. A Chi
nesc child IS also suffering from the same dis
ease, and suspected cases are reported from
different parts of the city. he first outbreak
was at Snrry Hills. All the cases discovered
have been closely quaran,ned and every eff
fort will be made to stamp the disease out be =
fore it will have a chance to spread. The first
case reported took the people of Sydney by
surprise. The authorities of Auckland, in
consequence of the outbreak, refused to allow
the Guy IF Ne,c York on ber last trip up to
land at the wharf, thus disappointing number
of consignees in this city
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-09
Vessels In Port.

Am bkthe J A Faikinburg Hubbard,
Am bgthe W G Irwin, Douglass
Am bk Jenny Pitts, Sievert
An bktue Monitor, Nelson
Inw bgtne Pomare. -
Ger blk Ceder Rohfs
Am bgtne Robert i Clayton, Davis
Am bk Annie, Sandberg
Am bk ID Q Murray, Ravens
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-09
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

WE publish elsewhere some extracts from a
letter nf Doctor in Hawaii relative to the
extraordirary disease which IL becoming 80
frequent nongst the Chinese laborers on some
of the plantations there The DR.. describes
the sy ymrioms aud The probable causes. Both
seem to us to be very similar to those Of
scurvy, >iz: the causes are put down as I'M
wholesome food, scarcity or absence of vcge-
table diet, want of wholesome dwellings, and
the effects sweled-legs and gradual pnraly ysis.
The same disease, induced by similar condi-
tions of living has appeared in Maui and
Kauai, and has been very widely spread
amongst the Chipamen working on the rail
way in the mountainous districts of British
Columbia, " here there have been very large
proportion of fatal cases.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-09

THr survivors Of the Doierei have reached
London and rcr, IT that the ship was at anchor
in Sandy Puu, in the struts Of Magellan, and
that the fires were alight in the stnrbonrd
boiler only, for the purpose of condensing
that two distinct explosions were felt: the
former burst up the starboard gaugway and
the latter was in the fore part of the slip,
which sank within three minutes of the first
explosion. No one offers any suggestion or
presents any theory as to the cause or causes
of the catastrophe. court martial will lie
held ut which every possible effort will be
made TO get ut the truth Of the matter New
York reporter processes t0 have been told by
O'Druovan Rosa, the Fenian, that he knew Of
explosives having been mixed with the fuel on
board the Dh yei, but then New York re-
porters aud Fenian leaders are alike given To
draw on their own imagination when in want
Of IA sensation.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-09

SuPREM, COURT--IN RANKRa Prey. IN
So,e. e ,nr matter m,do o. T. y KERR an alleged bankrupt
L,B KERR, tailor of Honolulu, having been adjudi.
ON the ans 5 5seftns L eSs Mr. ss
given to the Creditors OF said bankrupt to preSst their
three consecutive ssns Ds %eis In
VOW rnsssrSEE ;s, notice Is hereby given that FRI
H. ts con s'y ROOM a's y p % s. 10
be ,he time and place for all such Creditors to appear
Honolulu June " 1851 'ps a YSS'' 81 p.sa's s9eSA esrs
SUPREME COURT-IN BANK
~, ~ Ruprcf In the matter q II; L. CHASE, bank
@se.,ar ,oI choice q Assignee. IL The matter which
wa Now w. or so,s as M At 70 osGcn
asS,s irs q - ne x. o,saG' e ala Estate
oss %oss os sEs.' ,ss scs, css
asy a. AigaS' " aH hais n 1neSI Y, TpEsb4Y hs s
pose OF eecting Assigness Of said Bankrupts Estste
Honoaa to .Hs 5s, ,'i'I!s @ ROSA Deputy o,sIs
GUrRENE CWl Rv OE rMK mAWAUSAY
+ ssS. N q .: s;i:
fsafS ss fs as mi tss s
% ss sossd ssiSa and charge. ii%ss With sioscr
and that anal ords may BE- aas q asSanoS
tss popsy ssmsSSf nS x biz hand & 70
y.
said Justice a. Chambers In the Court Honse = Homo
lulu. be and the hereby 10 appointed the time
and place for hearing said petition and accounts and
that =. p~ssons interested may then and there appear
and show cause II any they have, Why the should
20 may . g sS
the English 4nd Hswsiisn languages, be published in
tho Saturday Press" and :" Kuokoa" ewspapers
printed snd published :. Honolulu three suecessive
weeks previous TO the time therein sppoinied for said
1881 H. HcCGLI -
Attest Justice of the III prems Coust
JSo E. bAksAnD, Clerk Of sup. Court. H3
GUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands, In Probate. Island Of Osnu.
Hawaiian Islands In the matter Of the Estste u
MARIA TATE. Of Honolulu. late decsssed, Order sp-
pointing time for probate OF will and directing pnbcs-
tion Of notice " the same.
ss dsssnsn, prrger,ing 70 b the lat win and
having on the xtrd day Of June. \. b. 1881 been
presented 10 ssid Probate Court and petition for The
Probate hereof and for the Issuance Of isssrs of
sdminsiIsiion With The VIII Annsxsd 70 HAnnsh Tate
bs ssa o.d.,S y sse sSa H.. 1sgRsa
day q the coar Room Of said Cosrt q lniosni Hale
n honoluu b. end The saae t. ksSSby eDpolsle1 tkS
time Tor proving ssid viii snd ksASAg ss1 sDoliclion
sss d.: s.,i iIs s ssa ssSSx
~ fFther ordered. tkst 9osifs t1sgeof - given by
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EXAMINE THE NEW
TONTINE INVESTMENT
INSURANCE.

II provides for ones family ordinary Life rates.
and the money returned with interest arriving IL
certain
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NOTICE.
~ CONSfQlE<CE o. rNE DECEASE OF
the late q. s. Barlow firm Is dissolved, the busi-
ness Is discontinued from this dates ali unpaid items
will be settled by j. G. Tucker. Early settlement re-
quested. BARLOW Il TUCKER
Honolulu, June lith 1851. Al
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JUST OUT.
HOOPS GREAT BOOK
OF THE WAR.

Advance and Retreat.
Personal Experiences in the
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BY Gen. j. b. HOOD,
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