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OF HEALTH

TINE marvellous results Of HONS SAR-
Il sAPARILLA upon all humors and low
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND
HAWAII.

President Arthur's annual message to Con-
gress is an unusually long and elaborate
document and is spoken of by American
papers as a very able one. We have not
space to give even y condensed review of it,
but will publish the paragraph referring to
this country, which is az follows:
The King of the Hawaiian Islands, in the
course Of his homewnrd return, after a journey
around the world, han lately visited this
country. While our relations with that King
dom are friendly. this Government has viewed
with concern the efforts to seek a repcnish-
ment of the diminishing population Of the ISL
ands from outward sources to degree which
may impair their native sovereignty and indie
pcndcuce, in which the United States was
among the first to testify lively interest"
A number Of journals in their editorial COM
mcnt' on this paragraph express dissatisfac-
tion with it, an say that the President should
have been more explicit on the NATTER which
they seem to regard as one of great import
ance. 7 is is enough to show us that the
Government and people of the United States
do not view will, friendly eye the large in
crease in tho numbers Of Chinese in these
Islands
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24
SHIPPING NOTES.

The st.am whaer Lucretia from New Bedford for the
North Pacific aud Arctic was dismasted when short
time out and put back-iHd.
The following may interest OF our readers"
telegram from Aata announces the loss of the schr
Jordan with cargo OF railroad ties at that place.
No particulars are given. The Jordan owned by
Capt Crack, her commander and was valued Al $4,000
and insured for til 90; her cargo valued at $500
was insaed Tor and her freight money was also
The Am bgtne VIM q Irwin Is ct the Espianade load.
Ing for San Francisco TO sail on Monday next.
Tue Am bxtne Eureka arrived from San Francisco on
wednesday last, aud docked at Brewer 4 Cos wharf
where she Is now dschargiug
The iiaw bk Kalakana Is at Brewer Cos wharf dis
changing the last Of her down cargo She has also
taken In some sugar and will sail for San Francisco the
latter part Of next week.
The Brit blk sir Lancclot Is discharging At the old
steamship wharf. She viii sai for Portland Or, in
Tue Am bk o. Whtmore 10 at the foot Of \ y Like
likes dock d,scharging coal She will return to the
Sound abont the middle OF next week.
Tue Brit : > AMER Head arrived from San Francisco
last Wednesday, en- route to Hong Kong. She brings
~ pa,.cng.rs for this port and 40 for China She has
dockrd al dock where che is now disckArying.
She will -ail for Hong Kong on Monday next,
The Hon bk chiclayo has discharged her cargo and
hauled out In the stream. She will return TO the Sound
about ths middle Of next week.
The Am sohr Anna Ia In the stream. She will follow
'"r Hs.Isdis 40, wi III" b, as. from s,, Fran
cisco this but vt this time OF the year she may be
one or Two days behind time.
Tue heoroyd. fac,nc slope, Nineyeh, aud Loeb Lee
are en the way to this port from. New Cattle n sw,
with total OF Jcl tons OF coal,
the An bk Revere has arrived from Departure Hay.
The sehr wachu arrived from Mahukona on Thurs.
day, reposts losing her anchor and about 10 fathoms
Aging is stay She also reports the following
.. anchor at Mahnkona awaiting their chance to make
kaaaa Mana, wsol, Luks, kalamans, Lcshi, Psu.hi,
and Marion
Naliko, one OF the crew Maiku by name had his lie:
broken between the foot and knee.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24

Ia the management OF the establishment IL has
been 80 carefully conducted, that since 1874, the
public has not been called upon to contribute one
dollar for it's support. There has been n small
balance in the treasury, ut the end Of each year
follows in 1874 sls1 in 1875, s63. 20 In 1876,
1880 and ls5l it will appear that the Home" is
still solvent.
The time has come when some important re-
pairs are absolutely needed. and the main building
needs rep"inting. 1t is to be hoped the Trustees
nj this annual meeting will take the necessary
steps TO carry out this measure.
The Chairman of the Executive Committee in
making this annual report, desires to express his
acknowledgements TO all patrons and supporters OF
this establishment, which he has epdea vored most
carefully to guard and watch over for more than
have more faithfully looked out for it's welfare or
guarded its interest, II 1t had been my own pro
perty. from which was deriving an annual income
oil substantial pcouniary support, or emounent.
>. G. DAMON.
Chairman of Executive Committee
Honolulu, Dec. 81 1881.
In place of the retiring trustees the following
gentlemen were elected nv ballot to serve for q
term of three years; H.. -. Hall, y. q. Damon. !
G. Glade, y. i. Dillingham;, II. MAY, A. s. Cleg-
horn to hll the vacancy caused by the death Of
j. q. Dickson, &. NJ. Cooke was duly elected.
After the adjournment of the meeting Of the
Sailors Home Society, meeting of the Board of
Trustees was called to order by the President, S.
N. Castle. The minutes OF the last meeting beinp
read and approved, the election Of officers of tho
Board by ballot was proceeded with which resulted
rs follows >. N. Castle. President; G. X. Bishop
Treasurer; +. 4. Schaefer, Secretary; Executive
Committee, Rev. $. G. Damon, l.. o. Hall =. G.
Jones, Jr.
The Trustees inspected the entire building and
found the same well kept, but needing repairs n
was therefore ON motion carried that the Execu.
tive Committee be authorized to spend n sun, not
to exceed 500, for repairs and to devise ways and
means for procuring the necessary funds No
doubt the community will respond to call made
on them for useful institution as the Sailors
home has proved to be for term of twenty seven
years.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24
IAPORTS.

From San franei.eo, per AMER Head, Dec ed s2l
phss sundry mdse to Chinese Arms "a Is pkgs tran,
sit TO Hong Kong,
From sydney, per City Of sydney, Dec is-Miss Li,.
ingston, mdst; Mcintyre Bro es groc; liackied
Co. stS es butter, Holsier Go, u &c extracts A
Nellie cs dry goods; A W Richardson, mdse; Clev,
horn Go, io,s n,se; Dillingham; n Co, y es hdwsre
From San Francisco, per Eureka, Dec. 2i--J A Cru.
xaL, 10 Is hhld enecs, Berger pkg maehincry ~
tanks gasoline, Dillingham; Co IL pkg ron and siee
~ kgs shoes; bolies ca, 81 pkg gro. nislier Co.
naehinssi j : Walker, os shoes II = Adams u PIG
furulture; Mclean Bros " es glassware; Levers &
Cooke ndse 1880 posts, i.O sndis shingles; Gro
wclis. pisiosi br Mvhbbiu, ses drngs, bag meaI
Castle Cooke Y es bAeon May Co, IS pix ic. ioii
pay groc 1U SKIS nours Hush, 80 pkg groe, sOo qr
-, nsar clsgeora Gu siss srsS ,ss saie.ss and
hay ~ pkg fareta,ei Pbiilps CO, u es shoes, '
dry guols, ~ nests trunks, pkg tobacco; Wilder a
Co 10 doors, u pkg blinds and Windows ~ sks feed
50 shingles, lis pkg material 70 bbs beef; Ny an
bros, cs Hate; Hart bros, 70 sks potatoes, NctneF
ny, ie shoes, NO pky FRUIT \ Walcrhoass. sss pkg
Ssoc, so SKIS nvar, bull cove, n caves Lorscs
coop. fowls. haekfeld Co. s0j sks nour, station,
es - bois beef bol cider ~ pSg foe lis hgs bone
meal. pio~, samples, " pkg hhla goods; & . Hall
hdwsrc, Hps ~ g soap, s. saraish, { II Judd y
copper, keg rvets ~ oSs spikes; Not, 90, shangcs
b. sks bsan pkg gtoe aud snndTy parcels address
1877 pkg 10 Chinese hsns.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24
LICENSING EXPRESS DRIVERS.

Tho large numbers Of runaways constantly
occurring on our streets are in nearly every
instance the result Of carelcssness on the part
Of drivers. They are becoming so frequent
that many ladies are afraid to drive out alone
A careless or incompetent hack driver should
not be entrusted with the life Of any person.
We saw horse run away with an express a
short time ago, when the Chinese driver was
in his seat with the reins IN his hands, but
was so badly frightened that lie lost his pres
encc of mind, and could only shout for help,
which increased the speed of the animal. In
turning corner the vehicle cnpsized, and the
driver and two passengers were thrown ont
and severely bruised. There are too many
Chinese and boys in this business who know
nothing about handling horse, and could not
manage n frightened one. Perhaps the most
practicable plan Of reducing the number of
such mishars TO minimum would be to license
the hack drivers. BY refusing licenses to in
capable persons and revoking those Of drivers
who proved themselves to be careless or in-
competent, it might become safe again to ride
in private carriage along the main streets of
the town. Drivers need be required to pay
only nominal price for their licenses, as this
is intended mainly as a precautionary measure.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24
PASSENGERS.

From Sydney snd Auckland per City OF sydney. Dec
Jew Blair VIM Heinc vifu and child, Waller and
wife. Long, I Brecne, o Nell Mis-. RUhik, and
~ w. transit.
From San Franoisoo, per AMER Head, Dec 2od-w
Leekcr and4 Cinnamon.
For San Francisco, per City Of Sydney. Dec ieh-A
bard. h = Agnew w Iie.se Mr.. Morgsn Nt. i 1
Gilon, Gtinbaum and wife. A Bush, 4 Hecht s
J. CCan and wife, Ntiss,r. II Carter Mis- carter
Singer. u q Jatmau. + Buchanon, J 4 " hits and
wife hrod, J Herring Peters wife aud child. J
Wilson, Phelps. W sutclif and wife. 4 Spesrmnn,
Burgess. Ashwoith, conner. j 1hits. q DonnciI
nnd wife, liot-well, Wilcox. A Mcdonald, Brown,
4 Bronson, II Mueller, aud 10 Chinese
For san Francisco. per J A Fslkinburg Dec 90 Mr.,
Jenny Wood and daughter, Mrs Turner A Mckay
For Fnnningr II. per Jennie Walker, Dec 81 Mr. q
Dinknel wife and son, O u Gregg. and natives.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Dec, lS-Stm Likeiike, from Windward Potts
spfn Risuca Hon, from kahuui
,~~,.>-~~ Sch Prince, from kons
Sch Giovanni Apiani, from Ports on Oahu
fs-P City Of sydney, Dearborn, I'm SYDNEY
@-Sch Nettie Merrill, from Lahnns
2i-Am bktnc Eureka, Emerson. from San Fran
Brit $ AMER Head. Roper from San Fran
Sch Malolp from Hilo
2-Seh Gen sicgeI, from Waalua
Sch WRchn from Mahukona
Am bk Revere, Mcintyre. from Departure Bay
1-Stm Iwalani, from Hawaii and Maui
Sch Wnclr, from Mako
sch Waimau. from, MaIiko
Am schr Staghound, Hansen. from San Fran
N-Stm Lehua from Hama and Mookai
Sim q Bishop, from Kauai
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24

ly to meet. III so we may well expect n
treat, especially il the arch lover of the
Hawaiian people should succeed in obtain
ing their suffrages. Then there would be a
trio OF names, il not of persons, who would
stand by one another, if not in what is
right, at least in united endeavor TO
prove all opponents wrong, and present
the dear people with phantasmic repre-
sentation of the long list of unpunished
traitors and conspirators still preying
upon their vitals
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24
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MEMOIR ANDA.

miles of.
San Franelsco--Arrvcd, Nov -, M S Zcaiandia,
Cbevnlier hence nov 81: Nov 30 Br bk Lady Lampson
Mar'ton, hence Nova; Nov 20 Am bkine Ella, Brown,
hence Nov i3.
Eureka-Arrivcd Nov %, Am bktne Monitor. Nielsen,
from Nahukonn.
Port Blskely-Arriyed Dec 9, Am bktne Emma Angus.
ta, uodsoh. from kRhulu!.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24

WE would respectfully call the attention Of
our readers to the double page supplement
issued with o-day's Press, which contains
matter of a highly interesting character, and
much valuable information concerning certain
chapters of the published history of Walter
Murray Gibson and the "Zion " on Lanai,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24
SATURDAY PRESS.
DECEMBER "a, 1881
CHRISTMAS GREETING.

To all our subscribers and patrons, conicm-
porarics, and-tc use n legal phrase ~" those
to whom these presents shall come" We wish
n gladstone, merry Christmas.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
ER of ssls contained II certain uaortgsgs gvea By
is'a rceesasd is Lib,r 81 .pass Ia the sadsrsisnsd
giTs notice that tksy intsud foeeciose sxd m9fxaas
1or conditions hroksn and viii sell st public suetoa
sii the pssaisss described n said Aosiags. In Hano
q ~ y y ssid d.y ~ tbs suetion roons of T. p
Adams. Ths pf:aI:ss 70 30 sold esosst Of All thsss
- are. af ;aH serss. described 10 hoysi PsIsat Xc
w. ssrA" p4''<a's'ssAs '; dHzrs - y q: ~; =
Dated uoselsls. sAs iss dsy os Dsc.. M. 80
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24

Remarks have been made by several upon the
absence of Aholos name in the recent Second
Circuit Court Calendar, and queries are pro-
muigated as to whether the matter is compromised
or not. III 1t has been, upon what basis ? The
public would like to know especially, perhaps, tDe
would-be mouth pieces of the " dear people "
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24
TRE SATURDAY rREss
Published for tho SATURDAY PREs- ASSOCIATION by
ROBERT GRIEvE,
Book, Job and General Printer
Honolulu II. l.

Notices Of any events Of interest ranspr'ng on the
other Islands will slways be thankfully received for
publication Correspondents requested to append
their true names to all communications not for pubi
cation neceHsnriy but a. guarantee that the writer
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24

Voesols Expected AT Honolulu. from For efCn
Ports.
Ger bk Adonls, Dehardc, bremen, due II. Hnekfcid
Co. Agents,
Br bk Kcbrayd. New Castle, n. y. w. due
Wilder K Co. Agents.
Am bk Amy Turner Newell, New York, due Jan 49,
Brewer & Go. Agents
Brit ship Duke OF Abercorn. Bnnie Liverpool due Jan
$3.50, 4 II Davies Agent
-sehr Alaska. - Jaiut, via Marqucsns due latter
part Dec, Hackfcd 4 Co, Agents
Ger bk Z Bishop, Walters, Bremen, due Feb Is, ii
Huckfcld 4 Co, Agents
Ger bk Aulania Mohrmann, Liverpool due March s 10
j T Waterhousc Agent
Brit bs Earl Dalhouso Jarvis London via st Michacls
due March 1918 Brewer 4 Co. Agents
Brit bk Nincvch, Ross, New Castle. n. y. w, due Jan
io,ih Brewer 4 Co, Agents
Zcalandia, Cheyulier, San francisco due Dec
2itb, II Hackfed & Co. Agents.
Brit bs Pacific SLOPE, Barnes, New castle, n W, due
Jan 5-lO, Wilder n Co. Agents.
An bk Edward May johnson, Liverpool, to sail about
. Dec "oth, -, agents
Am bk furncss Abbey, Guest, Boston, to sail about
Am bgtne Consuco, Howard, san Francisco for Kahn
Iui, due.
Am b.tne klikitat Robinson, Port Gamble, II Haekied
Co, Agents.
Am bk Bucnx Vista, Calhoun Port Gamble, IL Hackfcld
u Co, Agents.
AmNk Emerald, Lord, Port Gamble, Hackfed 4 Co,
Brfk Lizzie Bell Moiynard, Liverpool, II Davies
AmSyh Ida Schnauer Lovdal, Port Gamble, for Kahu-
Am u Martha Rldcout wickburc, Port Blakely, due
Dec 1880, Allen Robinson, Agents
---Loch Lee, -, New Castle, N W. due Jan
lui5, -, Agents
Brit bk Lady Lampson, Marston, San Francisco due
dan SlO, Brewer Co, Agents
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24

The r. C. A. of last week takes the palm for the
longest leader that has yet been Inflicted on
mortals in these islands. If there had been points
of interest in it such AZ in large supplement
article to- day, there would have been an incentive
for Its readers to have waded through it but it
is We venture to say not one i'll fifty has done So
1t IL another case of cloves labor lost" The
editor did not want to believe the report of the
Commissioner on immigration, and that is about
all the article amounts to.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24

How does our Post Office progress towards
readiness to enter upon its Universal Postal Union
privileges There are various matters to provide
itself with besides sending for new adhesive
stamps. such m canceling- and marking st ,plps
bags, locks, blanks way-bills etc. We hops TO
learn of no negligence, for there has been ample
time to get fully prepared with these necessares
ms we'll as to practice putting up mails accord
ing to form.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24
Things Wise and Otherwise

A sad tale of abuse OF authority by some of the
officials on Hawaii has been received from one Of
its districts which We defer using till further in
formation comes to hand.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24

Chief Justice OF the supreme Court
ttrstt A. KDSA. nenulY Elrrk en n.
SGrnEnE CoTnr oT rn. HAWAIIAN


SuPHENG COURT OF rnE NAwAIIAN
~ ISLANDS. In ProbatcIn the matter Of the estate
oi WILLIAM HALL. late Of Honolulu deceased at
Chambers. before Chief Justice Judd.
:, On rsading and hng the petition aud accounts OF
Edward Preston, Administrator OF the estate Of Edward
Hall late Of Honolulu deceased wherein he asks to be
allowed 81 ,f2i ST. and charges himself with 81 y,s %
aud asks that the may be examined and approved
aud that final order be made Of the distribution
OF the property remaining In his hands the pcrsous
thereto entitled and discharging him and his surctics
from all further responsibility rs such.
Ii is ordered that Tuesday the 18th day of Jspuarv
a d. 1857, at 10 o'clock NJ before the said Justice at
chambers IN the Court House, a Honoluln be and the
same II hrtcby appointed as the time and place for
bearing said petition and accounts aud that persons
interested may then and there appear and show cnu.r
II any they have, why the should not be granted
and may present evidence to who entitled to the
sad property. And this order In the English and
Hawaiian languages, be published In the T' 'Nupepa
kunkna aud Saturday Press" newspapers printed
and pupiished In Honolulu, for three weeks
previous to the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated at honolulu, ii. L. this 18th day Of Deccm
ID, 1881. A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Attest; Chief Justice Supreme Court
Us Deputy Clerk Supreme Conrt
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Sailed,

Dec. 17--Sch Kckhn,uohi, for Hnnalei
Sch Uiama. for Honoipu
le-P N ss City of Sydney, Dearborn, for San r
D-Stm Bishop, for Kauai
stm Jas Makec. for Enusi
Stm Likelike, for windward Ports
Am bktnc Faikinbufg, Sicvcrt for San r
2-Stm kilauea Hon. for Kahului
Ha~ sch Jennie Walker, Knacke, for Fang Ia
2-sch Nettic Merrill. for Lshana
Sch MaIolo. for IIakaInn
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24

Am bgtne " q Irwin, Turner
Br bk Sir Lancelot, Shorthand
HHw bginr Ninito
Am bk & q Whitmore, Shillaber
Hon bk Cbiclayo. Orlando
Hsw bk kHlaknuN. Jcnks
Am seh Anna. McCnlloch
Brit AMER Head, Roper
Am bktnc Entcka, Emerson
Am bk Revere. Mcintyie
Am sch Staghound Hansen