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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-17

"Is goes right % she spes." THU
homsly but expressive phrase sdequssely do
scribes the eject Of . glass Of Hus PuHcu
drank with hot water or Iced. with lemonade,
poda water or milk. Ready on opening.
Every sidsboard should have Il. Bold By al
0rocers, Wine Merchants and Druggists. Trade
supplied By Richards Z Harrison, Agents for
the Pacific coast, Ban Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-17
Arrtvals YesssrdAy MsrainE.

T Cara, N N Huffaker. L u Carr. Mrs
Flick. II Doane. 8 Williams, W T Oscar.
Capt J Kelly. to Moore. J L Leonard.
L Davis. B Kennedy and wife. W Ton
kin. J Tonkin. J @ Harlow and wife. Mrs
J B Smith and child. Dora Ballard. Mrs
Hsndermsyer. @ Brown. q L Smith. ]
Htrause.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-17
trial csss,.usd.

In Justice Flsnninshsm's Court today
the oasss Of John Casey and James
Gavin. charged with petty larceny 10
stealing o vindlass. were continued until
tomorrow ct 3 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-17
srOCK e.
"a. Franchise Beard.

Iuis MORNING.
2io 0phir. Z
$50 Mexican. 81, 81
$40 Gould 4 Curry. 7k.7t
il0 Best 4 Bsloher. 13<
75s Caiiforlis. sSo. SOC
$40 Savage. 3 30. 81. 5 30. 70
40 Con. Virginia. 2 IS
% Choliar. AZ,
26o Petosi. 2 IS, 2 90
rs Hale 3 N~oreross. 8 Is, 5 20
40 Crown Point. I 80. IN
ago Yellow Jacket. 4 40. 4 -
400 Imperial. 20c
GO Bslcher. I 20
80 Confidence. ~
$50 Sierra Nevada. iG. IGN. IGN
400 Exehsquer. IL
sac. OvsrmAn. IN
$50 Justice. I. $50 .,,
Clio Union Con-. l&k. IAN, IAN IAN
500 Alta. ~
lso.Juli 40c. SOC
$50 scorpion. I 10
so Benton. 75c
65sNsw York. Sc. l0c
90 Golden Gats. Az
10 Ballien. TOO
80 Andes. I 6S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-17

Victims to constipation and its untold
miseriss esn.ksep In good condition BY
o moderate use OF Ayers Pills-the
sursst. safest and most reliable cath
aYtiO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-17

The report Of . nan killed IN the
Ophir last night u without foundation.
The County Commissioner viii meet
tsnonsv 81 II 4. y. instead Of tsday.
The county tsz-rsll viii b completed
Ills svssing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-17

The virginia and Truekss express
train was TIVE houn late In arriving In
Geld Hill yesterday morning. caused By
the usual delay % The Central Pasac.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-17
Arriy.,. The asrssss.

Joseph Bawden. L Bergest. Mrs Adam
b L Green. Mrs n O Nah. J W Cass. Ger
tie Clifton. Mrs A n Grower. Mrs N N
Hyde. Mn A Berry, Cornwall. Miss 7
Eltner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-17

At q meeting Of the Board Of Alder.
men 10 New York City, q member said
he thought II would add to the attractive
ness Of Central Park to import sons
Rendolas-say . dozsa-snd place them
In the lake. The Idea was favorably re-
osivsd BY all the members bat one. he
said : "aintlsmsn. the lice 10 Q good
wan, but I wud make IN smindmint.
Why shsuld We buy twelve ~ thimf II
wud DO . useless expinss. ] make . mo-
ton that We buy two Nv thim-a male
wan and o female wan. Thin. gintis-
men, let nature take her coorss."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-17
D.,.rs.rc. sa,urlay Eveni.g.

Departures Saturday Evening.
JMcCus. Z Beers. Ut Jones. VIM Nc
Donald. P A Humbsrt, Mrs o Farrell. Mrs
Hsckstt. Mrs Singleton. Mrs stumbo. Jas
A Brown. Mrs. J K Brown and child. Mrs
Bronson, Mrs L Le Compton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-17
American Rights.
LvOn County Tims,, October is.

Lyon County Timss, October 10.
Pard, the fog.horn stage driver. CAME
down from Virginia In q very bad humol
this week. The Chief OF Police had
told him not TO make 20 much noise
When he arrived In Dayton be took Q
friend to the back door Of the Posto8os,
and lowering his voice 90 that . deal
man could scarcely hear him, remarked
10 tones Of concentrated bitterness: ~
will lot them there foreign policemen
know that I am an American citizen and
that I have Q right to talk 40 loud 40 ]
please, and I am not Q slave Of any
fsrsisn osmmissary Of justice"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-17

TnIs PAN Is FAR sUPEaIoR TO ALL
others In several important perttculan.
The Grinding nullss are near the center. 10
curing Ice. RSw:,: -: p,S e. nn,D , ssNoyss
with lees power, without violence. and Win
better amslgsmating effect, besides admitting Q
larger charge. The inclined. shaped housinn
OF the m~uiler.plate openings efhciently force
the pulp directly undsF the mullcrs.
Manufactured q the Golden stste ard Ainen'
Iron work, 2Sf 70 Isl First strsst. San Fran
cisco, and 81 the Gates 3 Scovtlle Iron WORKS,
81 south Canal street. Chicago. whore u can BE-
examined and further particulars be learned;
or perrops may apply 70 the Inventor and Pas.
entss. Q. O. STEVENSON, st the Douglas Nh.
Gold Hin, Nevada, whore the Pans have long
ham IN opGrattOn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-17

VBuys and sails Exchange and Telegraphie
Transfers. Issues Commercial and Tfavslers'
Credits. THIS bank has special fseilities for
dealing In bullion. ~
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-16
O o N m y n orAL.
HoSoLuLU. ArkiL IL. r@t


Tho week opened ag With considerable animation IN
business ttfee', eonsepucnt npon steamer dsf snd
afforded pleasing contrast ~ the several preceding
worhs The arrival ~ The y " = y Ztsiandla On Mon.
day nigh, slth very large number Of passenge's In
tnnsit aud her remaningti the Afternoon oi fu.sdAy
pay" all concerned agreeable change ,et s,hy In
port was we'll Improved iBaspuch as she loot on
hoard t2 inI ne ~ sugar IN The short time ahe wHs
hero This n tho largest cargo boliese yet shipped
from bc,e, dnuph thao are numbers that mnRo from
tppiOu ia soooD ne
Tho total wna ~ rtports fot the woot foo, up
ttsa.ms.
The arrivals fot tho week have NJ, been NJ br'k
vas rtprtted. On the morning ~ ,he iNb were
favored by the appearance ~ tho oon-uslo o the port
ffem San francisco, bnl disappointed at her bringing
mails and reporting the rs-t Of tho looked for
sois awaiting tho arrival of tho city ~ New York
she brings an assorted cargo of miscellaneous msr.
thandise but principally compfisbs building material
for tho spfeebsls mansion.
ON Thursday last NJ T. =. Adams disposed of Tho
itasc NV aattlor fst years " the Msnoa property
~ The Long estatr 10 Messrs, Gray and silva Tor m
annual rental of ssp Ulhof than this we have heard
Of 20 transactions worthy " note,
Yesterday was observed very generally ~a holiday
nnd day NJ special prayer Tor tho health aud prosperity
=, e nation ~ desired by proclamation ~ tho Princes.
Regent
Tho next departures Tor tho Coast will he the bark
Edward May aud consnco, both expecting 10 get away
shortly after the arrival NJ the city Of Now York which
g. looked f0f on Monday.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-16
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Am Missionary packet Morning Star Is still un-
dergong repairs at Tibbets 4 Sorenson's wharf.
The Am bgtne Consuelo arrived last Thursday morn
ing In ~ days from San Francisco bringing papers
the soth u for which indebted to the kindness
of Messrs q Irwin Co and Capt Babcock the pilot
Capt Howard reports light winds and Gains the entire
passage She Is dockcd at the Old Custom House wharf
whore she will discharge her cargo and load with dis
patch for San Francisco,
Tho Am bk Edward May at Brewer 4 Cos dock finished
discharging last Wednesday morning aud Is now loading
with sugar, rice aud whale oil for San Francisco, for
which port she will sail on or about Monday next.
The Am schr Letia IL at the foot Of Fort Street dis
charging cargo Of lumber from Port Gamble. Itis
not quite certain yet to where she will 60 To she
will pTonabiy load with sugar for San Francisco.
The Am bk Harvest Home at the Esplanaie has dis
charged most of her cargo OF coal aud will sail In day
or two for the Sound
The Bolivian bk Don Nicolas 10 at tho foot Of the
steamer Likslikes dock discharging coal.
Tho Rsiatea schr Vivid arrived from Fannings Island
last Monday morning, hut owing 70 tho prevalence Of
small pox at this port she anchored outside She will
the steamer Cty Of New York. She reports the Nor
wegian bk Skiold loading at tho Island April 3rd for
kutope and the. Brit ok zuSAr sailed for Europe
The p NJ 5 City OF New York will be due from Gan
francisco this II she sailed from San Francisco
advertised. N..
The Haw schr Giovanni Apiani arrived last Monday
morning from Washington Island with cargo OF cobra
Capt Rngsh says the surf heavier AT the Island than
h, has sNor before Witnessed.
Tue Am sehr American Girl, Bsckus, sacd from Ka.
huni for San Francisco direct the Tth inst with SS
sshr Claus sPeckels also loading at kahului for
ssn funciseo direct.
The u W Amy aud Discovery were to follow the
Consneo from san Francisco In two three days, and
ought 10 arrive al any hour.
There ye.ssIs With esrgoes Of coal on the way
~ this port nom Newcastle, vizf Paeinc slope
lo TONS sailed March :; Kate sudden ae tons, sailed
March u the Ameua and Annie were TO sail esris In
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-16
PASSENGERS.

Prom San Inneisoo. pcs Ella, Aph 6-Mlss 81 y
Collins Jhs Harris Carl Bofrbgriventh,J AsspHn, "
Davis. n Davis.
From aydney and Srv Zealand per ..zealandlst .hpI
I'M Llshmhu, Mfs tishmau, NJ hnfeh, NJ u
Iamolsh, Hon Dudley Loigb, Krmhail, Burohtll,
Misa Fleming and 2p passrnRefr w transit
For aaT Francisco pof EIls, Apd, p-s Chamberlain.
For san Francisco, per ZcanDdR, April "a Miss &
wade Hsv Mf Rand wff, ard rhid tet Mf whitney.
wife and child w r Porter II Y cfaudHll, Mrs oriniH
sud child, u May Mrs u corqwell, Rankin, capt
Bray q Wells, u Drsu, Niss MObrg, Afs Cooke
and child, Mrs ] B castle Mrs and Nr, u Hgwicy,
Mp lietbert gld child, Mlsr CLAN Herbert. Mrs =.
pToief, \ sutton, " v Donaldson. Nl.s 4 y BOYD j
vcltfpab and Wife z palmof " Robinson, q shed.
dan o u Ausman, " c9nuof chas Mye ulccn,
Fitzpatrick, Y Cfanrf, i AshwDfth. j u ,nbeftrpn,
Thos dnsnpd, y Buckley, j Mntyly O ~ pibb., Jas
ulillsplo ! Wilcy, Lind, u Y Bcttr fnglemnu,
Mt " Meyers. Mrs W Cuddy, Jas Dickson aud wife,
i berry. uoss Y YohlnR, Mf Woif. wife aud chill.
drcn. Mnssea, Cha, Mueller, j 4 Mcdonnell and .
Cinnamon.
Prom Fanning's w. per Govani ApiAni, April II II
Comttock
Prom fnnningr IL, per Vivid, April iio natives and
MI y sutton.
Prom snn Francisco per consucio April ~ David
simpson.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-16


TRoLIcsoME and enterprisng young goat WAS
browsing on the spur Of the mountain just where
the ridge overhangs the pools of Ai-koke. Wish
ing to investigate the characteristics of certain
punches of vegetation growing IN the cracks and
crannies in the face of the olif he jumped down
on to a little shelf or projecting table rock some
five six feet below. He leaped and goat-iike
landed in safety and ON his feet, and having soon
satisfied himself that tho grazing on the elm
essayed To return but alas for poor Billy this
not to be done, above him the cliff nearly
perpendicular that not even a goat could find a
foot hold, and when he stood up his hind legs
To try and reach the edge of the cif the tops II
his hoofs were couple feet below II. Here WAS n
fix for poor Billy, under foot slab of rock twice
or thrice his own length and Just vide enough to
dcular to climb and too high for a leap, behind.
the black pool som- hundred feet below, right and
left nothing but impractcable rock Poor Billy
began to bleat for assistance and several Of his
friends gathered the brink OF the pTecipice.
which he again yainly tried TO reach. A little con-
ference ensued but II WAS eyiden ly given Mp
bad ioh, and Billy philosophically took Ia what
herbAee within reach Two nights aud the inter
vening day pspr BILLY VIA on his shelf though the
piisksa pointed out ~ several natives who said
they would 20 round ~ the rescue but did not
appear. Al last this case Was brought TO the
notice Of group OF good nAtured schoolboys who
at once borrowed rope and had soon reached the
clif and clsvsrly lassoed tho gca. directly thy
and struggled with hoofs and knees " second
their edorts and in ajninuts vas safe IN the top
and busy IN making Up for lost time cropPine the
grass eagerly bcforo the boys could take thsir
lasso o6 his body. Thas ended enthusiastically this
goat story.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-16

A PROOF, 1t one were needed, OF the urgent
necessity for speedy means of repairing ves-
sells of the coasting fleet was lately shown by
number Of communications addressed to H.
r. II. the Princess Regent, calling attention to
the fact that large numbers OF the laborng
classes in kona were approaching the verge
Of starvation through the non-arrival of the
usual supplies of provision, ETC., FROM Maui
and Honolulu. The fact ia that the Likslik
~as laid up for repairs! II does not occur to
everyone, that large districts in Hawaii are
almost wholly dependent for supplies of all
kinds on other Islands and therefore on tho
inter-island shipping, 50 that the intcrmission
OF the regular trips made By these vessels may
and indeed has occasioned grave inconveui-
ence, or even distress. Taro, paiai and rice
are all brought into Kona fror other parts of
the Kingdom. 80 also are clothing, sal,ed fish,
beef, etc, and flour, 10 say nothing Of the
groceries and other provisions, clothing, etc.
purchased by planters and mill owners for
their own necessities and those of their
laborers. Had the Marine Railway been at
work when the Lshaa and Lik-liks had 10 stop
running for u time all this inconv enience
would not have arisen or would at tho worst
have been reduced to minimum. Some busy
body had been apparently urging the prin-
cess Regent to recommend the diverting OF a,
least some part Of tho Railway appropriation
to feeding the starving people! And H. X. II.
seemed inclined TO listen to their advice, but on
com tin.s har r..anonsihla Mioiatsrs vsha, al.
learnt that steamer had gone oil with the
nscessaries, and that pil'kia had arisen mainly
from the lack of means for speedy repairs, she
At once saw the advisabili,y of providing such
means as early ~ possible and cordially
adopted the proposed undertaking. When we
consider the constantly increasing inseres,s
which are in 50 great . measure dependent on
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-16
IAPORTS.

from Psst townsend, pet Le,ttis April IL tiaekfeld
Cos IN sAo ~ lamber, - n shingles, . N iaihs.
From fanning's l., per Giosani Apian April III S
Wsikcri ~ tons cobra.
From fannug'sis per Vivid, April is-i7 pkg. co.
bra aud pearl shell 10 y Walker.
fIom sydney y Auckland. per xeslandia. April IA
liaekfeld A Cos 81 pkgs butter; A Newaynei . pkgs
,rugsi Paul bsnson, " hxs spplesi Brewer a 90; y
ks potstoss Nacfarane Go; ioi bags potatoes, 10
sks oats MAJ ca: IA bags potatoes; q Maefarlsne
Co, ~ sks osts simps IN ~ ska oats Order, "
eslsanised iron, Ma sinclair, pkg rndss
From San Francisco, per Consnelo. April lt-Irwin 4
Coz ~ pkss sugar, tDspokes ~ fciio~s al sks bar
ley, M oats. vi sks feed iGs sks btan, ehr beef
~ bhls pork IA sgs nais " CO. bbs lard oil $50 hbs
lime, y bricks, rs ba,s hay, suO ksks dear, Go
wine, iN pkgs ltps, ~ pkgs nitngs. lkermcret r. u
pkgs eastnss 6x mill work. isuD Il inmber, ~ kgs
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-16
SATURDAY PRESS,
arm lG, 1881. .

WE see no reason for the Goseue flying off
at tangent on the Postal Union charges we
took exceptions to in our last issue. If the
charges meant we're only to San Francisco, it
was but very small part Of tho estimated
expenses. Perhaps it was an error of the pen
or types in stating that the expenses were
optional with the country of origin, when it
should have been by the reasonings set forth,
country gf hdnsh. Otherwise our "grand
financial success" holds good
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-16

eiat ~ bales bapf, tank q pkg mdse y pkgs gfoco
Hasi biiingbam Coz 3 bss mds" \ u Ramsey -
kps biuleshoes so st- barley u bbs lime 2es lard
ware ~ pbps pfo,orias tH shoes - Masfagianr ~
vblskey, NarfariaHe = Cos 32pkgs liquors. Wevet a
Coi y 'ts oate. 70 sts btpn, ~ sks barryi nymhn
Bros bales, - cottoBs 10 pigs clothing bpkes dfy
goods, Irwin a Cos 10 kgs glass and kg putty
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-16
MEMORANDA.

Report of the : Zeulandia, Chevalier, Commander
March 9Th at t;eS P m. left sydney, arrived at Anck
land Goth, ut 2s5 p and left at SEQ p. M re-
coYed Honolulu pilot on board at 7e0 m April ilth
San Francisco-Arrived March 10, Am tern p Jor.
dan, hence Feb - March y, Am bktne j Falkin-
burg, Anderson, hence march,.
Port Gamble-Arriyed March D. Am bk Rainier, Wulf
hence Feb e.
Port Towns,ud-Arrvcd March "a Am bgtne W
Lucas Wentworth, hence Feb "a.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-16
DIED.

ONEiI.-in this city on Sunday, April l0 issi. Nr.
NJ j, O'Ngn, rcct ~ thc late Sir j. ONeil Deceased
had been In poor health during The pnst ycaT aud lat
tcy confined To her bed until death relieved her
from her suatrngs On the i2b of March last the late
Mrs ONeil whs called upon 10 mourn te death ~ her
husband from the shock Of which che did recover
The dcconped lcayrs family 0f aiGono SON and 6yo
daughtorsto the iors Of kind and anecionatc
parent.
1891, Mrs. Emmn n, wife Of Captain q. Chimney, aged
~ years.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-16

THE entry Of this Kingdom, into the Uni
versal Postal Union is n consunmaton most
devou,ly to DO wished We are therefore glad
to be able to state that the Government has
entered into correspondence with the Postal
authorities Of the United States with view
to carrying out the recommendations, to be
modified if necessary, Of the committee ap-
pointed by the Minister of the Interior to
examine and report upon the advisability of
entering into the Union. The report is dis
tipctly favorable. The vexed question of sur
taxes and other charges can be solved with
out any great difficulty, and the only departure
from the recommendations of the committee is
arrangements with the San Francisco rather
than with the New York Postoffice.
The former must be dealt with, but if the
account be also opened in New York both
Offices must be in account with us, whereas il
is hoped that the San Francisco office only
will suffice. The issue of post cards at two
cents to the States and three cents to all other
Postal Union countries will be great con-
vepence, and we hope that the money order
system may soon follow.
AT present all sorts of devices have to be
adopted by one who wishes to remit small
sums for any trfling purchase, to be made by
friend or correspondent in the States or else
where. Money orders would remedy this;
and although the committee state that they
think it premature at present to enter into the
complicated arrangements necessary to estab-
lsh tho system, we nevertheless hope that it
may be brought about in due time, and heartily
endorse the opinion that entering the Union
will be "a great benefit to the mercantile
community" and that "the advantages of 80
doing will far outweigh any disadvantages"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-16
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE IN
Id Proa1ie asar ~ sh~ Hor A f- S16e- s1siiof a.
s-psx4e csag of iae has-i.A Islss4s va an
day " March enrrxBt sis seli ~ Pae.c aactlt ~
ueca g. MONDAY tAs illA Gsy ~ NAY A "a l.el
lac froat DsnkA e9traaca 81 Aniq<nrf H1lt, "a
HonoGia al thst the ultis1dra ktlf psrI s.ef
cf ray Mar ELca &eslile al lksl
slra2ie ho1s The Island 81 hasz-i. kst t4Es al
q ths-s s.rcr @4s Of lrn4 eerrshr1 in tsrssln c<rd
" mortgage frosa AeA1r< D. Stf.l.t g UEilss<1
d1i-1 Nov. iG tsA. ana recor<< ia iAr Efgtstrs q
DEEDS h0Ael4ta. 1, h-~k =. r-<es ia kn1 ia
prenists-
aAe Pafshlsei 81 iAt t>es qryY<s9 Eas i1ft Al far
tae r4sili1x klll par iAercf a. hs r4.e fAe
pr1K-4sy % N ht so1 nl - cc4fftr< tree fr~n a..
nc IN. sranecs ana fof c2sA Se-t Al ylrxhks<rs
psase ff i-saksr eer<rSen Il ses grxs.ir<s t1etrs
.f the ENdersscae1 ~ his Aftsfnsy. A = Hartset
nAkcIS u coLHlxN.
Glkr1.2z e hAfy k-lex N@sslt<-
HSzolzlz. A l. A.rff 4 l1rl ga
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-16

taken Nv age and are no longer able ~ earn their
daily bread. This fabric viii b. very notable
object in the view presented " ~ vessels passing
~ ~ fro betSesB Diamond Head aud the hafiJor
aud many stranger viii ~ toid ibs, Is The hofns
provided by the uiOBgtuoinsas anj generosity ~
tLs Hswaifsu King Jahslilp, sud D,sny tyll sgfn
native will .sli his nisfDory bi.sS.J.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-16
Vessels Expected at Honolulu. from Foreign
Ports.

Vessels Expected at Honolulu. from Foreign
Ports.
Br blk Alkshnw, Tatc, Glasgow, due, q W Macfarlane
Brit bk HighHycr, schemaDn. London via st Mchaeis
due April b-lO, q Brewer q co, Agents
lIaw bk kalc ltothfus, London. due June - Hack
field " Co, Agents
IIaw bk Hawaii, Whitney, s = Islands. due in all
April, President Board Immigration, Agent
Ger bk Musca, from Drammen, due, ii Hackfcd II
Am bk Chcshire Bachelor, New York, due May 1918,
Brit bk Zoe, Campbell, Liverpool due May 'o-l5, II
Ger BIZ CYder, iohlrs Bremen due May io-i5 II Hack
Am bktnc Kate Sudden, Bates Newcastle, N W, due
Brit blk Pacific slope Barnes, Newcastle. N W, due
Nav l-5 Allen 4 Robinson, Agents -,
Am bk Annie, sandberg, Newscas,le, W, to
sail middle April. Allen Robinson, Agents
Am bktne Emma Augusta, Port Gamble, for Kahului
Am bktnc Discovery Penhallow San Francisco, to sail
Am bk ii " Xlmy, Freeman, from San Francisco, to
sail March 20, Castle ~ Cooke, gents
Am bkinc wre-tlsr schnauer, San francisco, to sail
March 20. + r Lenehan " Go, Agents
Brit ship City OF bombay, Lowell Glasgow sail mid
die March, " Macfarlanc & Co, Agents
Am bk Lizzie Marshall, Bergmann, Port Blakely, due
Allen n Robinson. Agents
aw bgtne Storm Bird Tierney South Sea Islands due
IIaw sch kalnna, Cook. from Galapagos Island, due
A Cooke Agent
Am bk Camden, Hardie, Port Gamble, due II Hackfcld
FIR bk Notrc \ anne Auxiliatrice,-- New Castle, y w
due Wilder Il Co, Agents
Am tern Eva, Paul, Humboldt, due May Is Wilder &
Am bktnss ] Fqlsinburg Hubbard, San Francisco
Am .e SnTng TYb apr axe & o0pxS Agents uuo
Am bgtnc Tw Lucas, Wentworth. Port Gamble, load
lug March 25 II llackfeld & Co, Agents
Am tern W l. Beebee, Erschen, Humboldt
Am bktne Amelia, Foye, New Castle, W, loading
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