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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-01
Ra.lrcqd a dsetssements.
May 22d, 1881.
CHESAPEAKE 81 OHIO R. ls.
Passenger Trains run as follows:

NO. MAIL.-Run daily except sunday from Rich
moxd TO Huntington daily, Williamson to
Huntington connects at Lynchburg Junction for
Lypchburg, Danvill and Bristol; at Wsynes boro
for Luray Cave; and at Ashland, KY, with all rail
for Cincinnati and the v est.
No. 8 EXPRESS .--Rrns daily from Richmond 10
Huntington; connects at Lynchburg Junction for
Lynchburg and Washington; at Huhti ngton with
steamers for Cincinnati and tho West.
Ne. s ACCOM-. - Leaves Richmond daily except
Sunday at 30 P. NJ. and arrives st Charlottesville
745 P. NJ.
No. q MIXED Leaves Charlottesville daily ex-
$50 p. NJ.
Ne. q PASS Leaves Cannelton at S 30 A. N.
daily except Sunday, and arrives Huntington 80
A. NJ.
4, E., L. B. s. r. X. TRAVIS run deily.
C., b. s. L z. =. STEAMER leaves Huntington
daily.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-01

1t is said that if, when bread is
taken from the oven, the loaves are
turned iopside down in the hot tins
and are allowed to stand a few
minutes, the crust will be tender
and easily cut.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-01
Farm AND FIRE SIDE

SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER
the Oldest and Ablest.. Agricultural
Journal In the South, Subscription,
a2.eo a year, Richmond, Va.
We will furnish this excellent and
popular Agricultural Journal, with our
paper one year for $3.50, or six months
for also. Ever farmer should have it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-01

For. children, a nearly infallible
dyspeptic corrective is fast-day
passed in cheerful outdoor exercise
The Family Physician says:
Digestion requires leisure. Never
eat until you can be sure Of leisure
for digestion. After rest then
give an hour Of exercise to every
pound of food.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-01
No. 2. Mail. No.4 Express
EASTWARD.
CD. s. Il P. P. STEAMER leave. oincinnst

c. B. s. l. P. P. STEAMER leaves Cincinnst
daily.
4. L. L B. 8. R. r, TRAINS run daily.
No. 2 Mail-Rnns daily except Saturday from
Huntington to Richmond; daily, Huntington e
Williamson's; u, G. and Scieto Valley r. K. from
Cincinnati aud the West connect at Ashlsnd Will
Mail Train No. 2; connects at Wsynesboro for the
North; at LyHshburg Junction for Lynchburg anc
Bristol.
No. 4. EXPREss.-Runs daily from Huntington
70 Richmond; connects at Lynchburg Junction FOL
Wsshibgtod and the North, and Lynclburg and
Dzuyile.
No. ACCOM.-Lesve Charlottesville daily eI
cept Sunday at 4. As q. IN and strives Richmond
q.f0R. N.
No. "a MIXED.-Lssvss Staunton daily except
Sunday at e,0Os. N. and arrives Charlottesville a
$50 a. m.
No. 70 leaves Huntington at SEQ p. m. daily OK
eept Sunday, and arrives cannelton at Toep. M.
For Rates, Tickets. Baggage Checks, apply tc
P. Ii. WOODWARD Pass. Agt. or J. Il. WOOD.
WA ID Ticket Agt. stanton, Va.
CONWAY K. HOWARD, G. PAT. A
W. N. 8. DUNN, Engr. 4 SuDt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-01

SCHEDULE H FERRY & VALLEY BRANCH
- Ii. 81 -. II II.
Taking Effect Nov. is. 1850.
NORTH.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-01
WESTWARD NOTES.

WESTWARD NOTES.
No. 6Ss meets 6S1 at New Market at $40 A. NJ
Has passenger car attached.
NO. $40 meets 637 at summit Point st 9,lS A. n
meets 63l at Middletown at at i1,56 A.. NJ. meets
sos and lets 6l0 pass st Woodstock at SIS p. NJ.
Has passenger car attached.
No. 610 NEE Is e3l 1t Stephens City 81 l2,47 p.
NJ. meets COS and passes $40 at Woodstock at i.55
P. M. and meets GIT at Weyers Cave at 4,1S P, NJ.
Dinner at Mt. Jackson.
No. sos meets ssI ct summit Point at 2 50 P. NJ.
and meets COS at stephenson's at 3i4 P. n. Has
passenger car attached.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-26
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Am hktnc Discovery l. at the old Custom IIon.c
wharf where shc has discharged all OF her down carro
and Is uAdng bacS for San Francisco to sail about the
9Th TO iuth of next month
The w Meyer arrived from San Francisco on Tues.
iy iAst after passage OF IS days, reporting very
bcen re-ed into brig since her last visit to this Port
u may add TO her sailing qualities but IL does not
her general appearance. she has docked ut Brewer A
Cos wharf where che Is dschargng.
The Am bktne Amelia lately purchased by Nc..rs
ten Robinson and others arrived last Sunday morn
IA: y day from Port Bllkely, with load OF lumber
Tor that hrm, and dpcSed at their lumber ward wh.r.
about Tuesday next
The Am bktne II Dimond I. at the EspIAnadc foot
ol to st. loading Tor san traacisco ssl the latter
part OF next week.
Ihe Ferris Thompson sailed on Saturday the
~ Murray and ] Spfcckel- sailed on Tuesday
ana the Helen W Almy, Wednesday, for San
ftAhe-eoi aud a. each expects make the bes
hme look out Tor tail sailing.
The Btit ok Nineyah to sail from New Castle n
ao9nt nov l'lh Tor this pOri with cargo Of coal
eou-'surd TO Mcssr-. Brewer Co.
The An tern Excelsior Piltz wa. to sail from Hilo.
ha~S.l, NON I'D, fOr Port Townsend In ballast
:, The Am sch Twilight Whitney woud sail from IIilo.
HANai NOV hh, lot san Francisco, taking as tons of
sngaf from fapAikou Plantation; i0j bbs OF
from Waakea Mil Co. and 80 eocOanuts and a mum.
Der Of hides. ~
BY the arrival at san Francisco OF the An bk Legal
Iendef NC have the following report from the Arctic
70 Aug @@-toral. whales; John Howlaud, ~; Pro.
gress iV' Rsinbo., 10, Pacific, o; Abram barker o;
hanter lC Northern Lisat. 10; sappho 2; Deyedere,
I; Dawn. ~.
OR thanks due TO Capt Hubbard of the j A
faisihburs Tor late san fTsnciseo papers.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-26

work. Ono may lawfully sink as many ortc-
sian wells as ho chooses. OF IL able tr pay Tor,
on hs own lot. and IT, out Of his abundance,
he shall supply his ncighbors, whose busincss
Ia it2
One other consideration suggesta iiaclf.
Wore the city once applied with purc water
in tho manner here iudicotcd, tho necessity
would no longer exist, ma 1t undoubtedly now
docs. of Keeping the former "cow-pnsturo y
in tho upper valley tAbucd district, but it
might contribute TO Government rcnliaationa
10y being sold OF lcascd Tor agricultural pur-
pose, OF private rosidcncoa aud sanitnriums.
Tho thought even, Of tho last, isa scdalivo
and rofrgcfnut combined
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-26
CONCERTED ACTION.

The organization Of an agricultural associu-
tion, which we first mentioned some months
ago, We still advocate as necessary course.
Inc interests OF the many plantations on these
Islands are Identical and consequently all
must move in the Same beaten tracks, This
can best bo done when a unity of sentiment
prevails, and there can he no united course of
action when each individual is left to follow
the bent of his own sweet will Many vcxa
tious questions arise wherein the experience
of one person would be of value to others, and
many cumbersome methods now employed
could be regulated by AN organization, where
as one individual is powcrless to act. Tho
advance system is the cause of great part of
the labor troubles, and combined effort shou d
be made To do away with it. Ii encourages
the immigration of class who are not desira-
bic on the Islands, viz. Chinese. AS long as
Sufficient money is advanced on shipping to more
than cover the expense of u passage to this
country, we may expect continuation of the
Asiatic influx, and this we can all see. it is to
our interests to prevent or retard as much as
possible. Besides, when a laborer is doing
work which is paid for in advance
for a "dead horse" so TO speak, he will moi
do the work so well as il he were to he paid
after He would then have cause to take
more interest in his work aud would do il
better.
If the next Legislature should mako any
material changes in the labor laws, repeal tho
contract system, or make other alterations.
would tho planters be in position to acccp,
the situation without serious injury to them
selvesY III large sums were lheu paid out ns
advance money 10 hborers, how could they
reimburse themselves aud what would be the
ultimate resultY Sudden changes affecting
our planters may occnr-it is far from i'm
probable-and it tehoves all interested, sugar
planters particularly, to be prepared for
future emergencies well as to meet smaller
questions Of Importance constantly arising.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-26
MORE GORE.

fhy tho grace of The Chronicle we may at
reasonable intervals be permitted to load and
discharge such Implements M are uscd IN liko
occasions and for similar purposes in countries
more favored than our own, tho great Rcpub-
lie for instance We will bc duly grateful.
IL has bocn u custom from the beginning Of
the Christian era in this Kingdom, to cclo
bratc tho welcome recurrence Of certain ami
ycrsnrics Hawaiian Independence, His Maj
osty's Birthday, Fourth oi July, etc, have
been. and probably always will be, chiefly oh
served by this happy and prosperous people.
We have never suspected that thcro wns any
thing radically wrong in this we have there
fore ignitcd the rosy fire. cracker, and ex-
plodcd tho merry torpedo with patriotism and
impunty. In order to give fuller cxprossion to
our enthusiasm on these Joyous occasions, we
have even primcd the loud -mouthcd cannon
and bazcd away to our hearts content. 1t
has not occurred TO us that our sentiments
could, through any human ingenuity, be mis-
interpreted; hut we deceived ourselves.
When Mr. Unna of the Hama Plantation pur-
chased IN San Francisco two small cannon,
with which suitably To usher in tho "Gloriuus
FOURTH or some other holiday and to awaken
the echoes on tho several fctc dnys of the
nation, he was not only doing what he could
toward cqualizing the fearful odds against the
United States i'll the case of the Reciprocity
Treaty, rids daily issue of the Chronicle, but
he was rowarding his faithful laburcrs with
the prospect of good deal of satisfactory
racket during the approaching holiday.
The Chronicle having assured itself, con-
scionions to degree, that two cannon had
been introduced into the Kingdom. immediate.
~ pictured the carnage that must follow. Half
star ed slaves moved down like the grass Of
the field. Portuguese with delicate siomachs
compelled TO eat rotten meat. 1t is sad fact,
that III the tropics, the freshest meat keeps
sweet but very few hours. No churches for
the poor deluded victims to attend. Mice
screaming in the novels of the serfs, ,-hoves
alas that are not palatial. 1t is The eagle
eye of the Chronicle that spies out these ini =
| quties at the cannons mouth What next
we wonder. Why has the Chronicle not dis
covered that among the miseries wrought by
the Reciprocity Treaty, may be numbered the
introduction into this Kingdom Of the deadly
pop-gnn and the horrifyinS squib it will
come to this in time; it must come to il. for
before that journal had stopped wrngiug oi
| It's hands, it will have run the whole question
INTO the ground; it is now rapidly doing it
1t is line OF business; head it of and it's occu
pai'on'S gone. Can leopard change it.
| spots! No, sir, by 10 manner of means
Not II it proposes To remain in the menagerio
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-26
co NJ mERc cIAL.

H8NlIgtl NuIFNEEE ga. ts.t.
~ rrrdictsi slari ume slu,r ef thu fair prospect
of ON tmpr,sd ton, in business clr5lc. vc now note
with pirssnrc tho degree " sttyt jhs has tcen OBJ
served dufug the rs't week r nearly sii branches ot
usds. and witch have tcen mAteris,t aided by tho
insnS " numh'f ~ planters snd others fom tho
other islands lot the procuring W fsll surpues
fmN sd,ioss hand from thc various districts tho
hsueacisl ca.ets " rc,cn sins Is trrottrd quite
psrerpuhle, and that grinding hss commenced motc
generally than usuai through Tho late spci " dry
weather farrine the cane to maturity earlier than the
usual ume Prom a number ~ plantations IL u
gratifying 10 learn " Increased crop htipr expected
that ~ last ycst but have not suieicn data At
hsnd tc form correct cstimate thereof.
shiprinz movements uls Weck have been more active
than Tor tho past tot nisht especially In departure.
Tor the ot which note the Zcalanda htl9 u
sptcctcI, and hatk. n Mnuay and n " klmy
utine together cafsccs valued ~ siHs1ASO Tho
tttseI' on Tho berth are ;bs W II nImoud. pscc,.
~, sud " n Meyer.
in Au4,Ais record that " The gcalandA from tho
Coonies, the Amelia With lnmhcr FROM rort plascly,
10 Allen Robinson tho n Meyer to Hfrwrt & Co,
and \ fallinbutH 60 Castle \ Ccokc from san Fran
cisco with assorted nidsc aud Coast produce. aud
Caih,rieu sso 10 castle 4 Cookc, with assorted East
efn gccd., from New York
From Hilo Nc learn ~ The Twilight ~ to saii ini
San Frsrcsco on the eOih inst with - ton. uf sueat
from rspAitca, iuo bbl, mola.srs from wsiakcs Mil
together With eocoauuts. hdes SC
We look Tor the sui,ai " the steamer city II New
Yote probably nieht with advice. to the 10th inst
fruni san Francisco.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-26
PASSENGERS,

Prom Auckland and sydney, per Zcalandia Nov .Oth
= Ms hoObsrls, W lagc, A Messurie W Anderson.
SA'ie, stesaf aud ~ cabin - ,teerage in ran.It
fef wiadsArd Port., per Likelike, Nov Ish-lion II
" lddeaiaan, heN Andre, Richard son. Geo Ayu,N
A Barne. "A Drrrnwell N 4, Jnn,s. NJ. s,.,s',
Aku slfe aud children.
. Prom San Francisco, via kahului. per wm Irwin.
Nov lslh-Judsc Davidson, Nj. Davidson Mis- Alir.
Davidson Mrs W Lzine aud son.
Prom fanning leland, per Jennie Walker, Nov So
u AeLean. b Dreig.
Prom San Francisco, per Discovery. Nov is-Nr.
Thatcher aDd child, Mfs Cook Mis. IS Runbell MI E
burke' NetIef, buckley. n Brauded J Grace "A
Les<e, II N shcaPcrd. fox.
foi san franciseO, per ZcslandIa. Nov II Il Gin.
sou, rtnslrong, Lyonr, Mrs J n Mckay n
Meiis, Mas Neils, 4 IA Davies, n X Jackson Dr Tis
dale, n h,.ckaeil, Dan, II II hinds aud wife. A
WOOL q Glade, q II Colby, j single n II Cooke
, inhof. n l. toan, Il fleid, A de BTcter,1lle 4 j
Low; n sraNoE Mrs GtsSirr, N Monroe, y forlus
kltner.
For san FranciscO per ID c Murray, NOV ead-Mr,
frs<eI, Mrs JohAson aud child, Caldwell u Tyler
Jnc Mckay.
For ssu Francisco, per W Almy, Nov gId-E W
Tucker ~tfr and ehild ID " Clark
Frou san Francisco, per I A falkenbarg, No. s3lh-
Ars susah Miller, n Acch-snsy and wife, Il Ne
tuesne}. A y AcAhrsaey Nellie McCAcsney, Ralph
acchesney, ueng TosHssnd, l. T0~H,end and ~ii,,
rrofge Nalfe, Mrs Smlth, Jno Bnfkc, Nm Mckib.
b-a, Niafence urAeii, frsuk stsekpole I'd Coates 4
satih, Antpne refcTa. AlcK shepherd. JAs Dasls >
M'liiams' " iffsH, W wilsen.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-26
IMPORTS.

ltom San ttouc.seo. uct Discovery. No, 18Th Han
ras ,,a,ss p,1d,. s1 S'' 10 M g. g.vs ,lo','
,glon " e broad @cls cockcf, ITO ~ nout u pts
masc, r,uefts. &c. shor,, Lemon = pss billiard
sant .hl4, s,rr, MsSS@,9
80, =" ~ f1'l e so gssd g@Gds se, sgd hdware 80 X
To- /, zone .s p' lima Az, ,,t' Ca. y
GAYS and revdsr I; N fcrd " hi. hay, - ub oi ~
Lowtt. \ Cooke itu posts. pkg tops idiGi n, Inn
9,r p Srhg gia.. nptts md,cj otdct - N hdtk = r
NJ witra.er, sud goods, hw Hush aos fts sroe
,,s if o.s % VS. pss s"S %ss,a lei ,igfi
m.''l,Sr N. h.S M So @nlg bottle & dme' &C. Meltg
Ns.'%se r pte si"y - x Gso fglup.SS 20, ,it.
good' " - shoes, ~ GO crackers kcstIot smith.
Allen & Robhsop. iopks Windows, - bV ri.s 10 rke
tntnltarci Fuller, piano, 7 Aiams. % ptg taini,
ts. rcwis q; 6. powder kw risf,s GO. to6 Il.
SSi ISsS lS cse.R MP 'lG5', SS fsSS1s Ss eNl;
%ns. monsshsesg 3 Sg u gts eSods' ca.,le 3
noise Sol, co. t nSi. III ,,n p'' ~ pt .r
Sohsctrr : Go, at 81 tccd ehmulc., ~ pig bdNorc,
thlnr-c Arms
From roti Townsend per Amelia Nov Nm idLiiI
e lumber, =" shingles, ~ ~ poiatocs To Allen \
From sydney, pct zca,andl, Nov Mth- ordcr IS q,
mhs", W ni,hetd.on, > g. md,r' sChnrtrt t"h
g. plants, on ~ oats W l. Gtcru bN specie, Irwin
4 60, bS specie. Capt jackson, plant'.
Prom Washington Island, per Jennie Walker, Nov.
Nth % TONS entfa, to ! Walker.
From SAN Francisco. per II Meyer Nov shd-C
futurauS france; Brewer Go, iG pc- lumber, 2N2
sks nout % sks bone meal ~ hhs lmr, ii bales hay,
20 ~ barley tsnf gasoline, cs gruc Sheep 80 g.
Dread, ia fowls. "a btcks, books lpWcltv, %
cs mdsr; Bolcs Co. - pkg sugar, ~ sks polaocr 10
crates onien- icvcs : Cooke. sto posts blliughnm
uInbaum \ Co. ;Ti pig dry goods, q hats, 60 pkg
tobacco, hN taisius gto,, VI Mtlnrtny, 80 pkg
tfuits POTATOES aud ouiou- adams, ~ pkg ftuit,
g Waller, rhvcp; Mckinley, ~ pkg tccd W insh,
| ~ SIS feed opn.o. VI Colby. iun pkg ltuc; W \
Akau dry goods. Il GtioNc hNr types Hart Bros,
100 qr ~ rout tsl pkg rroc aud feed Y q Thrum e
stationery, Allen 4 Robinson, wagon HnckfcidN Go,
& pkg plows, ctc Mactnrlrrc Go, musical nsttn.
| mruts, Msgun, pkg clothing; Geo Y Wells, 10
crates sewing machines q pkg insttuncnts n frames;
Jnu rny, pkg ctockory; dcs sumcts 800 rks nat,
" Judd, blankets; j \ Kinney. pkg plano stculs
and stands Board Of Education, stationery; Holis
ter Co tcs almanncs & uetts, iCs shoes, \ Jaeger
cs clocks; \ Singer go qt sis nour; LcnchRn 4 Co
81 Or 81. -four; ratkr, pkE aud parcels for 5
Damon, j Carter, II II Austin; iG0o pkg To Chinese
Arms,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-26
FALLAcIous EXCERPTS.

Among tho lying statements pnhliahcd In
the Chronic =. aud copied by that paper from
eastern journals, nrc many like thr following
Islands working M sugar oooliea. They arc
fed ON Chinese rice, which IL admitted into
Hawaii ior nominal duty" Bringing rice
to Hawaii would bc like carrying coal 10 New
castle, The above Ia Chronicic fquib; tho
following, which they know to be untrue,
they copied from tho Philadelphia Chromt,i- !
" Tho civilized world Ia shocked TO hear that
on one OF tho South Sea islands tho whites are
being cnslavcd 10y the natives" Tho Chronicle
is not eccking for truth, but FOR anything that
will make q nepsnton.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-26
MEMORA ANOA,

Report Of II VI zcalandia, from sydney 10 Honolulu
Chc'allct Cummandcr-Nov 81, 9;Is p discharged
piCt Oh sydney arrived at Auckland sIh, S:31 a m and
ei al t:l' same day, arrived on Honolulu Goth m
rIin aud Souhcry gale when in the vicinity of The
New zcalsad Coast 10Th. passed r NJ Australia lat
- 50 south hong 1899 W. from that date until aTrI,a
had strong Nky winds and head sca.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-26
Tho Injured Editor.

Tho editor Of ihis Journal entered into con.
tract, just one year ngo with the then Minister of
the Interior, to undertake certain publications aud
printing and received an advance OF 5000 on tho
contract. hut n new minister, adverse / a
him. insisted upon the rcturn of the amount OF IA q
advance not accounted Tor, $1,000, into the treas.
ury. The contractor Notwithstanding hia convic.
tiun of the injuaticc of this demand for the ~.
turn uf the money yct not h0Bigg Ior jnsficc, udt
the circumstance, paid hack Hc dmonni.-P. r. Id
rc,hs,r, ipg. ~ isSi.
Let Us Illustrate
From the Troy Times
John Ronch, person suspected of countorfcit
ing, wns arrested last night by detective Wilkins
He denied guilt On being asked II lie had mol
been convicted several years ago OF countctfctinp
In Allcphnny Co., Pa he said :" ! don't remember
much about it. reckon was" GLOW was 1t y
nekod detective wilkins. "You sec" said Roach
"therc was conspiracy against me. A lot OF
chaps put up job on me. | know 1t and tolt
the Judge no." :" Well did he lot YOU Oh ?' ske,
the dotectiyc," "Noi' said thc prisoner IN,
Judge, he went back ON me- and went IN with III,
coBspirntora, and the Prosecuting Attorney wnsn
n bit friendly, and my own lawyer, he joined then
fcllcrs." Why did ho do II 2" asked the dcioc
tive. "Oh he told me. nftor had paid him bit
fee, thnt he had seen the evidence In the hands o
the Prosecuting Attorney aud ho knew the jury
would convict me without leaving their seats, nno
had better plead guilty, 30 1 did, but l nin
guilty MI the Hamo.'
---- Johnsonian reflection on the above sac
experiences Of weary, but not unoyontful lives
Many refined souls III this world, while under un
Just nspersioiis refrain from opening the vnst bu
pent up waters Of truth and Justice which, il se
free, would inevitably oyerwhelm false accusation
and content thom with only meaningless protests
while vain and wicked world looks on and harshl
| says too thin !"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-26
PORT or HONOLULU.
Arrived,

Nov - An bkIne Amelia, Nrwhai ~ days from Port
Nlakciy
rNss Xraiandia. Chrvairt, from sydney
Stm jas Makcc, ftann khuh
sim likrllkr. from WindWatd Fort.
81 sch Lcahi ftom liouoapu
iaw sch Icnnlc Walker, knackc, from Fan
Wings Island
S,-km hgtuc " II Meyer Howe "a da,s from,
san Francisco
stm fwalsni. ttnm Roma. Kan and Mnaiaca
e3-sch Gcn Sicacl. frnm waiolua
Am hktnr ] \ falkcnhuru, Hubbard IL day,
from San Francisco
Am bk LAihahcn, Hopkins, iio days from
New York
H-stm l.chua. from Hama and Mulokai
stm Moschi, from kcoiau
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-26
Sailed.

Nov ia-Am bk rerri, Thompson, Potter, for sanf
N-f Zrslandia, thcNAlict, Tor san Fran
stm Lehua, Tor Mulokni aud Hama
sim kilauca How, for kahuiu
sch Nctuc Merrill for LahHba
2,-Am HI Murray, Ravens, fni san Fran
Nm hgtnc sprrokcls, Fries. for san Fran
stm iIkr!lkc for Maui and Hawaii
stm Rishop, for Kauai
G-Am hk VI W Almv, Freeman for San Fran
Am hk Rainier, Wuh, for Port Townsend
Sch Rob Roy, for kuuakakai
sch lukA. for Malukuna
sch Maloio. for lilo
G-Stm lwalant for Maalacn, Kona and kAu
stm jas MHkec, for kausi
san Ftanoisoo-Aui,ed oct 18th, Haw bk 1olani,
Ustrois hence Nov ri.
Fr'i Blskey-Arrivcd Nov ith, Am bk Martha Ride.
out, Wlekhufg, hence Dct 3rd; Am tern sadie r.
CAilcr, Larsen, hence oct 10Th.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-26
EXPORTS.

For san Francisco per 2caandin, Nov ri-3ai G's
h- sugar i1iiO lbs rice 36il. lbs wool, ili hnchs
bananas, - hN bctrl leaves, thtu - guavn Jelly,
thermometer. Val For sa; Val Dom sb,sH sd.
For San Francisco. per j ID sprcekcs, Noy I'D 100
hnohs bananas, Gj1,i'd lbs sugar, iSibN rice Dom.
Value SlI,nSits.
For san Francisco, per u c Murray, Nov sld-isa.
aF lbs suEar 1905 lbs wool SIS I've hides. 40 pc goat
skin. c1 sheep skins IL no lbs talluw. i hnchs ban.
2.rsa gs mnla-scs, Trans. Value SlslOu; fgn.
NalHc $500; Dom. Value ss0,.s.1.
For san Francisco, per II " Almy, Nov :id-3is Il
lbs sugar nui cs mulas-cs, lG 100 lbs ncc, l0 bnohr
hansnas. Dom. Value S.i3iSg,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-26
SATU RDAY PRESS.
NVT E.HDEh 70, I06I.
HAWAII AND THE POSTAL UNION
NOTE.HBER 90. lss

News was received by the Fdkiabutg yes
terday that the papers admitting Hawaii into
the Universal Postal Union have been signed,
and that she becomes a member Of the Union
on the LIST of January next
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-26
TnE SATURDAY PRESS
publishcd for the SATURDAY Pass ASSOCIATION
ROBERT GRlENE.
Book dob and Gcncial Printer,
Honolulu, II. |.

Notices Of any events Of interest trnnspirtng on the
other islands will always he thankfully received for
publication Correspondents are requested TO append
their names to all communications for puhli-
cation ucccssatiy hut as guarantee that the writer
is acting In rmud fniIh.
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hLAck--In san francisco Cat. November slL issi
AFR tsfefc and hngcttng Illness ftoin malignant
rtaerrozs tHnor Haas, n DlAoK. only sou ofJ n.
al t9e lsis Aall e-iherins b.4cs, aged - yssTs
tloatts an4 lal.
He ikGDEMANS--At Pssahau Hawaii Nosnu Der
. "a i-si ~ 3paOia fever. Ars. GASOLINE bAcKSsE.
- :. daarbtef o. 4. otto. Esq of Paa4hag.
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