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G o M M Z r CTAL.
HoN0LULU. arm i6. 1881


Tho week opened mp with considerable animation in
business circles conscquent upon steamer day, and
afforded pleading contrast to the several preceding
weeks The arrival Of the pm = s zealandia on Mon
day night with very large number Of passengers In
trnnsit and her remaining the afternoon Of Tuesday
gave all concerned agreeable change. Her stay in
port was well improved, Inasmuch as she took on
board fi02 ioi rs n sugar In the short time she was
here This IL the largest cargo believe yet shipped
from here, though there are numbers that rnge from
iOJOOo to ,2O0.OpO ros.
The total value Of exports for the week foot up
si65.Dss.
The arrivals for the week have nct been AZ brsk
was expected. On the morning of the iiih were
favored BY the appearance o the suelo of the port
from San franeisco but disappointed at her bringing
malls, and reporting the Of the looked for
sells awaiting the arrival Of the City Of New York
She brings assorted cargo Of miscellaneous mer.
chapdise, but principally comprising building material
for the spreckels mansion.
on Thursday last Mr. Il. r. Adams disposed OF tho
lease ny auction for years Of the Manoa property
Of the Long estate to MessrA. Gray and silva for
annual rental Of $500 Other than this have heard
Of no transactions worthy Of note.
Yesterday was observed very generally asa holiday
nnd day Of peca prayer for the health and prosperity
RI the nation desired by PROCLAMATION Of the Princes,
Regent.
The next departures for the Coast will he the bark
EDWARD May aud Consueo, both expecting to get away
shortly after the arrival Of the City Of New York which
t. looked for Monday.
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PASSENGERS.

From san Francisco, per Ella, April 6-Miss y
Collins Jas Harris, Carl BorChgriventh, Assman,
Davis. ID Davis.
From sydney and New Zealand, per zealaudla, Ap
ii-Mr Lishuan, Mrs Lishman, Mr. Rasch, MI l.
Zamoiski, Hon Dudley Leigh, Kemball, Burcholl,
Miss Fleming and 2}2 passengers In transit.
For San Francisco, per ella, Apr 9--s Chamberlain
For san Francisco, per ZCaandia, April 12-Miss G
wade, Rev Mr. Rand, wife and child Rev Mr. whitney,
wife and child w r Porter II Crandall Mrs Grimm
aud child II May Mrs II Cornweli, Rankin; Capt
Bray, Wells, oven, Miss Mohrig, Mrs Cooke
and child, Mrs J Castle, Mrs and Mites ID Hnwley,
Mrs Herbert and child Miss Clara Herbert. Mrs J.
Smith. Miss Hopper, Mrs II Edlck and child. W
Toler, $ Sutton, W + Donaldson, Miss A Boyd. J
yeltman and wife, + Palmer, II Robinson, g shcri-
dan o Ausman, NJ Conuor, Chas Meyer + Green,
A Fitzpatrick, Cramor, j Ashworth, j Robertson,
Tho- Gasland, D Buckley, Murphy. Gibbs, Jas
Giilispie, j Wiley, Lind, II Beier g fngcman,
Mrs Meyers Mrs " Cuddy, Jas Dickson and wife,
Berry, $ Gos', Ychilng Mr. Weir, wife and chill.
drcn, Masses, Chas Mueller. j Mcconnell and 8
Cinnamon.
From Fanning's Is, per Giovanni Apiani, April II II
Comstock.
From Fanning's Is, per Vivid, April 1io natives and
Mr. Sutton.
From San Francisco, per Consuclo, April i4-Dayid
Simpson.
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It is gratifying to note that Mr. James Dodd has just
completed some fine alterations In his Seaside Bathing
resort at Waikiki having neatly arranged all the
parments with necessary toilet articles, and engaged
attendance wait upon ladies and the little ones, az
well extending neatly laid Bridge forty feet ont In
the surf and leaving nothing undone TO make 1t most
delightful bathing Establishment The season has
opened when healthu inyigorating exercises now
be obtained by the professional man, merchant and
mechanic before after his daily toll and privilege
families before enjoyed these Islands The
ride to and from the Baths is charming and to all who
would add life and activity In these hot dusty city days
let them avail themselves OF so beneficial treat and
welcome this enterprise The interior OF the Bath
House IL large and commodious. making IL suitably
adapted Picnic Parties aud Moonlight Excursions,
and the rolling billOws and dashing waves, enhance the
charm of this picturesque summer retreat The Buss
will leave from the Pantheon Stables at ~ W. and 5o
f. NJ during week days aud ON Sundays AT T. and lU
A. NJ aud . aud 7. NJ. Families will be aocommo-
dated on applCatipn
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SHIPPING NOTES,

The Am Missionary packet Morning Star is still un-
dcrgoing repairs at Tibbets 4 sorenson's wharf.
The Am bgtne Consuco arrived last Thursday morn
ing in ~ days from San Franeiseo bringing papers to
the soh nit, for which indebted the kindness
OF Messrs Irwin Co and Capt Babcock, the pilot
Capt Howard reports light winds and calms the entire
passage She Il 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 Cos dock finished
dischargng last Wednesday morning and loading
with sugar rice and whale oil for San Francisco for
which port she will sail on OF about Monday next.
The Am schr Lettia Is nj the foot OF Fort dis
charging cargo OF lumber from Port Gamble II is
will PROBABLY load with sugar for San Francisco.
The Am bk Harvest Home at the Espllnade has dis
charged most Of her cargo OF coal aud Will sa in day
or two for tao sound.
The Bolivian bk Don Nicolas 10 at tho foo, Of the
steamer Likslike's dock diseharging coal
Tho Rsiaea schr Vivid arrived from Fann ing Island
last Monday morning, hut owing TO tho prevalence Of
small pox At this po she anchored outside. She viii
the steamer City of New York she reports the Nor.
Megan bk skiold loading at the Island April sd, for
Ertopei and the Brit ok zusar sailed Tor Europe
The NJ City Of New York will be due from San
f!aneSeo this II she sailed fem San Francisco
advertised
rhs iiaw sehr Giovanni Apiani arrived last Monday
morning nom Washington Island, with cargo OF cobra
Cap, English the surf IL heavier the Island
ho has ever before witnessed M
The Am schr American Girl, Backus, sailed from Ka-
hulut for San Francisco direct the 7h inst with M
bags sugar, tuS bbls moHsses and passengers The
schr Claus sprcckes was also loading at kahuni for
San Francisco direct
The u W Amy aud Discovery were to follow the
oonsnelo from san Francisco In two or three days aud
ought to arrive az any hour.
There four with eargoes coal ON the way
10 this port froa Newcastle, y yizi Pacific Slope,
1900 tons, sailed March 5, Kate sudden bss tons sailed
March sli the Amelia and Annie were 10 sail early in
April.
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IMPORTS.

Fron, Pos fo~nsend per Le,titla April ii-IIaekfed
4 Cos ~, aa "a lambef, u y shingles, > laths
From fannings Is per Gio,ani Apiani, April lii
Mslkeri ~ tons cobra
From, fannings lS per Vivid, April is-is pkgs CO.
bra and pearl shell 10 Walker.
From. .sydney 3 Auckland, per zeslsndia, Apnl IA
lIackfeld 60; 81 pkgs butter; A AMeMayne; 3 pkgs
drags; Paul bsnsons ~ hxs apples, Brewer a co. 81
sks OATS Nay 4 Cos lop bags potaloesi q Maefarsne
Coz ~ sis oats; simps IN ~ sks oats; Order ~
gssanixed iron, Mrs sinclair; pkg mdr..
From san Francisco, per Consuelo, April i4-Irxin
Cos 40 pkss 30 spokes. 80 fclloe-, a sks bar
.sy l ,ks oats ~ sks feed, iSs sks bran. 81 bb beef
bbls pork IA kgs naiis y bbls lard oil bbls
lme, y bfeks. ls bales hay Wv ksks dour 3 cs
wine. lN pkgs pipe, 81 pkgs nttiugs. theruonet r. "a
pkgs castings, ex mill work, iS.OO Il lumber, M ks
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A rno1rcsoMr and enterprisins young goat wa

FRoLIcsoME and enterprising young goat WAS
browsing on the spur of the mountain Just where
the ridge oyerhangs the pools of Alrkoke. Wish
ing to investigate the characteristics of certain
lunches of vegetation growing in the cracks and
crannies in the face of the cliff he jumped down
on to a little shelf or projecting table rock some
five or six feet below. He leaped and goat-like
landed in safety and on his feet, and having soon
satisfied himself that the grazing on the cliff
inferior TO that on the slope of the mountain he
essayed To return, but alas for poor Billy this WAS
not 10 be done, above him the cliff was so nearly
perpendicular that not even a goat could lind a
foot hold, and when he stood up ON his hind legs
10 try and reach the edge of the cliff the tops Of
his hoofs were couple feet below il. Here was
fix for poor Billy, under foot slab of rock twice
or thrice his own length and just wide enough to
dicular to climb and too high for a leap behind.
the black pool son- hundred feet below, right and
lef. nothing but impracticable rock. Poor Billy
began to bleat for assistance and several of his
friends gathered the brink of the precipice,
which he again yainly tried to reach little con-
ference ensued, but IT was eyiden ly given up as
bad job. and Billy philosophically took to what
herbage within reach. Two nights and the inter
vening day poor Billy was on his shelf though the
pii,kia pointed ont To several natives who said
they would go round to the rescue but did not
appear. At last this case was brought To the
notice of group of good natured schoolboys who
at once borrowed a rope and had soon reached the
clf and eeyerIy lassoed the goat directly they
and struggled with hoofs and knees 10 second
their efforts and in ayninute was safe on the top
and busy in making up for lost time cropping the
grass eagerly before the boys could take their
lasso OF his body Thus ended satisfactorily this
goat story.
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A PROOF, if 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 II.
h. 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-arriva of the
usual supplies OF provision, etc, from Maui
and Honolulu. The fact ID that the Liksiik.
,ods aid up for repairs II does not occur to
everyone, that large districts in Hawaii are
al most wholly dependent for supplies of all
kinds on other Islands and therefore on tho
inier-island shipping, that the intermssion
OF the regular trips made by these vessels may
and indeed has occasioned grave inconveni-
ence, or even distress. Taro, paai and rice
are all brought into kona from other parts of
the kingdom, 80 also are clothing, salted fish,
beef, ETC., and -four, to say nothing of the
groceries and other provisions, clothing, etc..
purchased by planters aud mill owners for
their own necessities and those of their
laborers. Had the Marine Railway been at
work when the Lehua and Lik-liks had to stop
running for a time all this Inconvenience
would not have arisen or weulG at the wors,
have been reduced to a minimum Some busy
body had been apparently urging the Prn-
cess Regent to recommend the diverting OF at
least some part Of the Railway appropriation
to feeding the starving people! And Ii. X. H.
seemed inclined TO listen to their advice, but on
L.. L.
learnt that steamer had gone of with the
nscessaries, and tina, piiikia had arisen mainly
from the lack Of means for speedy repairs, she
at once saw the advisability of providing such
means as early as possible and cordially
adopted the proposed undertaking. When We
consider the constantly increasing interests
which are in 10 great measure dependent on
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MEMORANDA.

Report NJ the = Zt.ilandia, Chevalier Commander
March 21h at i;25 p left sydney arrived az Auck.
ceiYed Honolulu pilot on board at 7e0 April lth.
San Franciseo-Arriyed March 10, Am tern A p Jor.
dan, hence Feb -. March %, Am bktIe A Falkin-
burg, Anderson, hence March l,
Port Gambe-Arrived March -, Am bk Rainier, wulf,
hence Feb "a.
Port Townsond-Arriycd March %, Am bgtne T w
Lucas, Wentworth, hence Feb
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clsv 80 bales bags, tank y pkgs mdse 90 pkgs
rics; Dillingham; 3 Co; bx' mdse; Ramsey p
kgs muleshoes 80 sks barley 2i bb. lime, g. hard
ware. fI pkgs groccriC-, - shoes; Macfarane: ~
wkiskey, Macfarlane 3 Co; 32 pkgs liquors; Brewer
Cos sks oats, 20 SKIS bran, III sks barley; IIyman
Bros bales, e. cottons. 10 pkgs clothing pkgs dry
goods Irwin Co. 10 kgs gass. md kR putty.
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SATURDAY PRESS.
April lG, 1881

WE see no reason for the Gozehe flying off
at tangent on the Postal Union charges we
took exceptions to in our last issue If the
charges meant were only to San Francisco, it
was but a very small part of the 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 yf trdnsd. Otherwise our "graud
financial success" holds good
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE IN
ID Probate made by the Hon A. r. Judd, Justice ~
she supreme Court OF the Hawaiian Islands on the ih
day Of March current ! VIII sel az paeic anctlen q
noon on MONDAY, the 1lth day OF MAY a. ID. lb,i
at the front maukA entrance Of Aliolan Hale, In
Honolulu. all that the undivided hall part or noley
situate at kons in the Island of Hawaii and being all
OF those three ots OF land described In certain decd
OF mortgage from Richard Is. !<cylie 10 c. H. Guilou
dated Nov. 10. 1875. and recorded In the Registry "
Deeds IN Honolulu, in Book ~, pages ia ana lib,
premises
The purchaser OF the abnyo property may take at the
same time conveyance from my sell aud my WHO of
the remaining hall part thereof at the same rate The
properly 90 ~ be aold will be conveyed free from all
ineum brances aud for cash. deed at purchasers
pense for further description o the premises enquire
of the undersigned or his Attorney, \. 4. iiarwell
MARCUS H. COLBURN
Guardian u Mary Ellen Neville.
Honolulu. II. T.. April H. 1881, =. at
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DIED.

O'NEiI-In this city, Sunday, April TO- 1881, Mrs.
NJ j. ONE, reiict Of the late Mr.. j. 0Neil. Deceased
had been In poor health during the past year and lat
tery confined to her bed until death relieved her
from her suSerings On the 18th of March last the late
Mrs ONei was called upon to mourn the death of her
husband from the shock of which she did not
The deceased leaves family of six-one and five
danghters-to mourn the loss of kind and afeconae
parent.
CLUNEYIn this city, on the morning of April 18th
1881, Mrs Emma X, wife OF Captain c. Cluncy, aged
2S
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taken by age and are no longer able to earn their
daily bread. This fabric will be q very notable
object in the view presented 10 all vessels passing
10 or fro between Diamond Head and the harbor
and many a stranger will be told that is the home
provided by the thoughtfulness and generosity of
the Hawaiian King Lunalo, and many toll worn
native will call his memory blessed.
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EXPORTS.

For Arctic Ocean, per Northern Light April e-valnc
Domestic. s2iGJ
For san Francisco, per Ella April $50 GGi s sugar
q 90 De rice, i5D bnchs bananas. Value Domestic.
sb7.I76.2f
For San Francisco, Zeaandia, April 12-f 2i9i
Ms sugar ~ bXs b"tc leaves 500 hnchs bananas. Value
Domestic. slS,2'I37 Value Foreign. s2O.
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Vessels Expected at Honolulu from Foreign

Vessels Expected at Honolulu, from Foreign
Ports.
Br blk Aikshaw, Tate, Glasgow, due, G Macfarlanc
Il Co. Agents
Brit bk Hghdyer schliemaun, London via st Michaes
due April b-0, @ Brewer ~ Co, Agents
IIaw bk Kae Rolhfus, London, due June is, II Hack
field II Co, Agents
lIaw bk Hawaii, whitney > Islands. due in all
Ger bk Musca, from Drammen, due, II Hackfeld &
Am bk Cheshire, Bachelor, New York due May 1O-ls
Brit bk Zoe, Campbell Liverpool, due May io-i5, II
Davies, Agent
field Co, Agents
Am bktne Kate Sudden, Bates, Newcastle W, due
Brit blk Pacific slope Barnes Newcastle. n W, due
MAY Is Allen ~ Robinson, Agents
Am bk Annie, sandberg, Newcastle N w, to
sail middle April, Allen Robinson, Agents
Am bktnc Discovery penhallow, san Francisco, to sail
Am bk II " Amy, Freeman, from San Francisco to
sail March %, Castle Cooke, gents
Am bknc WTes5sT " sehnauer, San Francisco, to sail
March 20, + II Lenehan N Co, Agents
Brit ship CITY OF Bombay, Lowell Glasgow, to sail mid
die March, G W Macfarane & Co, Agents
Allen Il Robinson. Agents
aw bgtne Storm Bird, 1erney, South Sea Islands due
llaw sch kaluna, Cook. from Galapagos Island, duo
Cooke, Agent
Am bk Camden ilardic, Port Gamble, due II Hackfeld
Fr bk Notre Lame Auxiliatrice, - New Castle, y W
due Wilder " Co, Agents
Am tern Eva, Paul, Humboldt, due May 1-5 Wilder h
Am bktns Ealkinburg, Hubbard, San Francisco
loading April l. Castle \ Cooke, Agents nm,
loading March %
Am bgtne. NV Lucas, Wentworth, Port Gamble, load.
Ing March 25, II llackfed Il Co, Agents
Am tern Beebee, Erschen, Humboldt
Am bktne Amelia, Foye, New Castle, w, loading
PMss City Of New York. scabury, San Francisco,
due April ID, II Iiackfed Il Co, Agents
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waltham Watches.

tFrop, tie Sydney Daiiy Tetegrdph, June se, 1851
The waitham Watch Company have been awarded the
only 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 McfNERNY.
Solo Ayent for tho Hawaiian islands
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AvISO,

CoNsuLADo Los EsTADos UNIDos I
DE MeJiCo, EN- HoSoLULu.
los Ciudadanos dc la Repdblica Iejcnna: Los que
pcrtenczcan 6sta Rcpublica, avisados por medic
de este Consulado, dc registrar nombres 10 mas
pronto possible, fin dc conseguir 10 debda protection
del Goberno para intcrcses rcprescntan en- es
ta ciudad las demas Islas dc Hawaii.
X. W LAME, CONSUL DE McJco.
Oacna, Gale de Fort No 81 Honolulu. H. /. si3 "a 3m.
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THE SATURDAY PRESS
Published for the SATURDAY PREss ASSOCIATION by
ROBERT GRIEVE,
Book, Job and General Printer,
Honolulu, II. I.

The SATURDAY Press cannot undertake TO return
communications accepted rejected, and we have to
request correspondents TO append their true and
addresses not necessarily for publication, " de-
sired hut guarantee Of the good faith of the writer
Ted. SATunDAY PREss
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THE entry Of this Kingdom into the Uni
versal Postal Union is consummation most
devoutly to be wished. We are therefore glad
entered into correspondence with the Postal
authorities of the United States with IL 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 advisablity 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
the endeavor of the Government to make its
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 it
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-
venienoe, 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 triaing purchase, to be made by
n 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-
lish the system, we nevertheless hope that it
may be brought about in due time, and heartily
endorse the opinion that entering the Union
will be ga great benefit to the mercantile
community" and that "the advantages of 30
doing will far outweigh any disadvantages"
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rapid aud regular inter-isand communication,
we can but come to the same conclusion
and vish Mr.. Wilder speedy and complete
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Sailed.
April 9-Am bktnc Ella, Turner, for San Francisco
Am VIII bk Northern Light, Campbell, for
Arctic
Sch Mana, for Kohaa
1i-Stm Lchua, fof Molokai and Hama
Stm X Bishop, for Kauai
Sch Waimau, for Kohala
12-P Ms Zealandia, Chevacr for San Fran
cisco
stm Likelike, for windward ports
Stm kilauci Hon tor Knhului
Sch Nettie Merrill, for Lahaina
13-Am VIII bk sappho, Edick, for Arctic
Sch Wailelc, for Waianne
Sch Uilnma, for Kolalu
Sch Manuokawai, for Hanamaula
H-Stm 1walani, for Kona and kau
stm Jas Makee, for Kauai
Sch krkauuohi, for Hnnalei
Sch Icahi Tor Honopu
Sch Pauahi, for Ookala
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MARRIED.

TOMBSTONE -SwAIN-Married on the 10th Of
April, by the Rev Thomas Blackburn, NJ. A. Rector of
81. Andrews Cathedral, WILSON +. JOHNSON, OF Homo
lulu to CAME =. SWAIN daughtcs Of Capt Oliver e.
Swain oil Oakland Cal.
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rnE ELEyENrn on JuNE d eomIng and 20

TUE ELEVENTH OF JUNE Is coming and so is
every day. that horses require GOOD oats. We have
for sale oats at $3.50 per GENITAL which are In all re-
spect good New Zealand oats at sa2o or $3.50 per
GENITAL and which good judges have pronounced to BE
New Zealand oats Also the right kind of hay to feed
with these oats Our mixed feed will fatten horse
QUICKER and BETTER than anything else in town.
81 I'm ININE ~ W,
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Marshal's Notice.

RY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION
- issued ont OF the supreme Court upon judgment
agsinst Armstrong Defendant; In favor Of u: A.
WidelaaHn Plaintiff. In execution Tor the sum VI -Four
Thousand Three Hundred aud Sincty-two Dollars. I
have levied upon and shall expose for sale " Honolulu
At the font door vf Aliiolani Hale, ut ~ o'clock
Thursday, May 5th A. ID. tssi, all the right title aud
intesest Of said e. Arm.rong, Of IN, aud ~ the olo
Nalu sngar Plantation Full particulars day sale
unless s.id sdgnsnt intsrs, ec'is snd si ssrsnsss
Honolulu. April |, 1871. 3i4t.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.

Arrived.
April D-Sch Paunhi. from Honopo
Sch Warwick, from Kalaupapa
Sch Jennie Walker from OnOmca
t0-Stm Likelike, from Windwaul Ports
Stm Kilnuoa lIou, from kahulu
ii-Raiatcn sch Vivid, Cnwlcy, days from Fan.
ning's Island.
Am sch Bctitin, IIittschee, - days from
Port Gamble
IIaw sch Gioyapi Apani, English, is days
from Washington fE
Am VIII bk Sappho, Edick. from Hio
PMsS Zcalandin, theyalier, frohl sydney
Sch Ncttic Merrill, from Lahaina
Sch Jenny, from Kauai
Sch Uiama, from Ookala
Sch Julia, from Kohaa
12-Sch Mnnuokawai. from IIanamaulu
Sch Lcahi, from kohnla
Sch Kckauluahi from Hanalei
Stm lwulnni from koua und Kau
f3-Sch Prince, from Mahukona
Stni Jas Makce, from Kauai
I-Am bgtne Consneip, Howard 20 days from
San Francisco.
15-Sch Catarina, from Han1lci
Stm Lehuu, from Hama & Molokai
l6-Stm Bishop from Kauai
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Special Meeting of the Library and Reading Room
Assocnton win be held this evening, for the ransac
tion Of important business, at "a o'clock.
32it II. A. PARMELEE, Soc,y