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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13
OUR FINANCES.

The report Of the Minister Of Finance to the
Legislative Assembly exhibits the financial
condition of the Kingdom at the end of the
biennial period. On March alst, 1880, there
was a balance in the Treasury of $685., s,ss0.44 4;
during the period expiring March 3lst of the
present year the Government has derived the
following revenue from the sources mined {:
From foreign posts S7l9,245.35; from fines
and penalties s9s,o5s.tO; internal commerce
Sl4l,744.3s; internal taxes $500, ,6l5.O1; fees
and perquisities Sll0,9s2. 40; Government
realizations S393, ,5s6.29, making total with
the above balance of $4,000, ,l4O.3s. The
expenditures for the same period were SO 1884,
599.33 leaving balance of 81 ,54l.05. The
large appropriations for smallpox expenses
and for other special purposes did much to
lessen the amount Of balance,
During the biennial period the public debt
has been decreased $50, ZOO and the amount of
the same on the LIST of April was $500, 200; /;
during the current fiscal period the sum of
$4,000 will become due and payable. The
estimated revenue for the period ending
"A"ASh oAosD AoohJ IN ~AtvhVy@oA.VV. Ah0
estimated expenditures for the same period
are $2,923, ,s60.50 leaving an expected deficit
Of 81 ,oos, ,6os.45. For the purposes of immi-
grafton loan Of $500, 900 is recommended.
The imports for the past fiscal period show an
increase of Sl,43l 1886 and the exports a
gratifying increase of S4,352,9sl.43; these
are the minimum figures that could be placed
on the values Of articles imported and exported
The estimated expenditures of the Treasury
for the fiscal period ending March alst, 1854,
are, civil list 1900, decrease of $4,000
from last period permanent settlements $751;
900, decrease Of $4,000; Legislature and
Privy Council no change; Judiciary department
$ll4, $50, an increase Of Sls,O62.5O; Depart
mont Of Foreign Affairs Sl54,202.5O, an
increase Of S2l,l02.5O; Interior Department.
$i,s24, ,Os4, an increase of S7OO,l84; Finance
Department S339,6s0, an increase of S6,4lO.-
IS; Department of Attorney General S24s,-
800, an increase Of Ss2 900; Bureau of Pub.
lie Instruction sll3,l44. an increase of s24,l
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13
IMPORTS.

from Port Townsend, per Emerald May 10, ,i5s Il
lumber, oi,.p laths, and l1'a piekets
From Humboldt, per Cassie Hayward, MAY s-eio-
uO feet redwood
From Auckland, per Australia May s-Gii sks pota-
toes, Is ingots Tin, and pkgs sundrics.
From San Francisco, per kalaksua, May IL schaefer
Co 100 bndls shingles, 20 bales hay 31 sks feed, eo
bbls lime, tis hbls salmon ssO crackers. pkg mds
q Lucas. 10 bbl lime iO m brieks May a 20 10 pkgs
groc; Along, dz chickens, capstan, 5 groe; "
hush, " bread; Williams bx cggs ~ pkg furni
postsi CleghoTn \ Go, mdse; oat Co, Z station.
cry: Thrum, c do; Boeg 4 Co, iS pkg groc; q
West, pkg mschy, 4 Mossman, 3i7 pkg groe l. MCul.
ly, ID bales hay q Hall x son, pkg mdse; Levers
4 Cooke, 9 trimi IL Palmer 81 pkg bottles; 5
Grinbanni, bss pkg groo.
From San Francisco, per W q Irwin, May ii-w q
irwia, " pkg telephone material iOi pkg shocks. ss
wire 5horses, eew mule li6 bales bsgs, 100 soap,
apkg desk Brown a Co, "a e whiskey; Maefarlsne a
Co, 10 wine Bolles Go, "a groc, q n Wells 81 pkg
sewing mach Adams, 40 pkg furniture; X Foster
is pkg iron, W bales hay aud mdse for Chinese arms
Prom boston, per fuIness Abbey, May ii--Brewor 4
Go, y vehicles, FOO es kerosene. bbls vucgai pkgs
dried apples iso pc planks % G crackers, io bbls
Is bbls tar, ~ tons * coal, 80 nais cs match
- ~ bis excelsior 0pests trunks tS0 oars safcs
Asetans, Ss pkgs shocks aud heads and snndry groe
Hall Son, bdis iron, s. pkgs stoves 5o cs kerosene
9ss kgs nails, 500 pkg hdwsrei Allen Robinson M
LOO es mstehes Hon Iron Works, ~ pkg pipe; Lyman
Drss plano 90 C. Kerosene i3s pkg merchandise;
TWstefhouse, 40 cs kerosene, 26O kgs nails ~ cases
matches, lso pkg hdwsrei fsirce Go. isas pkgs cor
dAse; Castle Cooke, = pkg hdware aud glassware;
Adams, dog.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13
Art Loan Exhibition.

The Loan Exhibition was opened OH Monday
evening Mr.. s. b. Dole delivered the opening ad-
dress which was listened to by large number Of
people, among whom was tue King. Mr.. Dole gave
an account of the work of the committees in get
ting up the exhibition, in gathering and properly
displaying the many curios and works of art, and
thanking the many contributors for lending SO
freely to 10 worthy cause. We regret that We
have no space to publish the address in full.
To describe or even mention all articles deserv-
ing Of notice in the Exhibition would be impossi-
BILE in the space of a newspaper article and we
can only speak Of a few out of the many.
Among the pictures are portraits of the kings Of
Hawaii and other native notables, and of several
distinguished foreigners. Mr.. Furneaux contrib
who have hitherto hid their light under bushel,
contribute creditable paintings. Anumber OF rare
paintings photographs and ongravings are con-
tributed by different members OF the community.
Among the statuary, bronzes carvings and cera-
mics, are many jems-more, we venture to say,
than any one expected to see. Some OF them are
really hne, but some persons It seems are unable
Coins, plate, jewels, laces and embroidery, rare
and valuable, are Oh exhibition, too numerous to
be specified.
The section devoted TO Natural History repre-
sents the natural curiosities Of Hawaii and sur.
rounding waters, with q few contributions repre-
senting other parts Of the world.
The Chinese and japanese department contains
many curious and interesting as we'll as beautiful
and valuable articles from those oriental countries
The miscellaneous accumulation OF antiquities,
curiosities, costumes and autographs is intensely
/ interesting aud attracts the attention OF every
visitor. 4 very large collection Of Hawaiian an
trious committee; among the principal contribu-
tors are King Kalakaua, Queen hapiolani, Princess
Liliuokalanf Princess Likeliks, Queen Emma,
@. Il. Bishop, Mrs. Dickson Mrs. A. =. Judd, Mrs
Haaielea, Mrs. McCully, Mrs z. n. Hyde and
others. There are also several interesting auto
graphs.
The Loan Exhibition is a success aud II there be
any who have not waited 1t yet, there still remains
short time before Ii closes. In connection with
department in the evening aud the lunches at noon
presided over by many ladies old aud young who
have volunteered u assist IN the work. aud Of the
happy TO state also that the Exhibition promises
| 10 be success financially ~ veil a. otherwise.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13
COM M e CIAL.

HONoLfLT, NAY 18th. is-2
There is itte 10 chronicle In commercial circles
Trade continue brisk but shows important change
from last week
The departures for the C3i-t have been the Ida Sch
bauor with 5i9gja lbs sugar aud 1874 glls moa'ses val
aed at 4Gs Ie, and the Australia With oT5,icD lbs
susa. $500 lbs rice aad other produce valued at
s79,53OO5.
now dischargng cargo They viii all have quick dis
patch for San francisco. The Emerald arrived from
Port Townsend with ,E,i5s It Of lumber, posts.
shingies, etc and the Cassie Hayward from Humboldt
~th 1865 II lumber. Tho Australia brough, ~ IKE
potatoes and limited amount Of other merchandise
from the Colonies. Tho Kala,aua. W q Irwin and W
Meyer have each brought fuI assorted cacoos from
the Coast supplying many articles of which the stock
va. growing short.
Adviees from San fnuci-cO note another advance on
sugar OF a quarter cent There is good demand for
assorted rice and Hawaiian still continues to be sent
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13
Session Laws Of 1882.
An AiNI

TO AUTHORIZE THE HOLDING OF
AN ELECTION FOR REPRESENTA-.
TIVE FOR THE DISTRICT OF KAA.
NAPALI, MAUI
WHEREAS, the district composed of
Kahakuloa and Koanapali, on the Tslandof
Maui, is by law separate election district
and entitled to elect a Representative to
the Legislative Assembly, and
WHEREAS, the said District is not sep.
arate Judicial or Taxation District, and
therefore there were not District Justices,
Tax Collectors or School Superintendents
available within the District from among
whom the Minister of the Interior could
| designate Inspectors to preside over and
conduct the elections held on the lst day
! Of February, 1882, and in consequence
| thereof no election was held in that Dis.
trict therefore Be it eraced by the King
and Legislative Assembly Of the Hawaiian
Islands, in the Legislature of the Kingdom
assembled
SECTION |. There shall be an election for
Representative held in the district composed
of Kahakuloa aud Kaanapili on the Island
of Maui, at the school house in said district,
of which, at least ten days previous public
notice shall he given by the Inspectors Of
| Election.
SECTION 2. The Minister of the Interior
is hereby authorized aud required to ap.
point three suitable persons, as Inspectors
to preside over and conduct the said elec-
ton.
SECTION 8. The election provided for
by this Act shall be conducted according
to the law regulating elections, and the
election hereby ordered shall be valid and
binding to all intents and purposes,
and tho tenure of Office Of the Reprenta.
tive SO elected shall be tho same MS il
elected at regular election.
SECTION 4. AT all elections for Repre-.
sentatives hereafter to be held the Min
lister of the Interior is hereby authorized
md empowered to establish a place fol
receiving the votes in the said District
composed of Kaanapali and akuloa,
Island of Maui, and to designate three
suitable persons as inspectors to preside
, over and conduct the said election.
SECTION 5. This Act shall take effec
Immediately.
Approved this second day Of May, A. ID
1887
Signed KALAKAUA REX.
9UJ SO 3-t
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13
Vessels Expected at Honolulu H. from Foreicu

Am bk Edward May, Johnson Liverpool due May %.
30 Brewer a. Co, agents.
Ger be stella, sommcr, New York due Castle &
Ger bk ParadoS, pq5gdoa, New, Castle on Tyne, due
- july 1870, II ilackfcld Co, Agents
Ger bk Adolph Hupfcr New Castle on Tyne, due June
0:5, ii llackfed Il Co, Agents.
-- bk Priscilla. --. New Castle, y : W, due Ma v
1880. Wilder Is Co, Agents
Haw bk kac, Rothfus, Bremen, to sail In all April,
hrit Monarch, st Mlchacls due june $3.50.
Bktnc Eureka, Penhallow, san Fran, due April $3.50
Haw sch Julia, Tierney, South Sea Is due May 10
Cooke, Agent
Bk Cnibnricn, Uubbntd, san Fran due Castle &
Cooke, Agents
Bktnc \ falkinbnrg Forbes, sun Fran, due May To-
. ~, castle Cooke Agents
M City OF sydney, Dearborn. san Fran due May
Is. 1iackfeld II Co, Agents
Ger bk Joscfa, Hortsmann Curdin due Aug 5lO Hack.
field Co, Agents
- Anna Prccht, - New Castle y \ w load
ing March -
Kit blk Oberon, Harvey, Liverpool due August $40
~, 7 IL Davies Il Co, Agent.
bfit ~ ,strathair!y' -, HOngkOnE, via San Fran
=. cisco due May 1890, Hnckfeld Il Co Agents
TX Revere, Mcintyre, Nanamo due May 1890 Allen q
Robinson, Agents
Am bgtnc ID Sprcckcls, Friis San Francisco due W
q Irwin & Co Agents
Am blk ID Murray, jerks Snn Francisco due Nav 90
70, Schaefer Co. Agents
Am bktne w II Dimond, lioudlctt, SAN Francisco du.
May Slso, Irwin Co, Agents
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13
I'm CNl0UICLY

Still ires an occasional but lily aimed shot
At the Islsnds aud our commercial relations
With the United States. its magazine Of lies
10 running low, and its discharges are growing
" weak ~ scarcely TO awake an echo. Its
lsssst sensation IL An account Of an indignation
meeting iu Norway whore many letters were
presented fron Norwegian ssares On these
Islsnds. The King is said to be In sympathy
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13

with the movement, and commissioner will
be sent to Hawaii to investigate the matter.
The Hawaiian and Norwegian Consuls at San
Francisco, and the Hawaiian Legation at Wash.
ington have received no information from the
Government of Norway regarding this matter,
upon which the "livc paper" seems to be 50
we'll unsted
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13
PORT OF HONOLULU.

Arrived.
May Am sch Cassie Hayward, LeBallisler from
Humboldt
stm Lkckc from Wudward Ports
Stm Kilsuea Hon from Kahului
Sch Gtnl Sioge from Waiaua
h-PMSs Australia, Cargill. from Australia
e-Stm lwalani, from MuaIaea kona and Kau
Sen Haunnni from NuwiliwiU
sch Mana from paukaa
Sch Kaaa from Waiauac
tO-Haw bk Kaakaua Dggs. from San Fran
Stm Wamanalo, from Waimannlo
liam bgne q Irwin. Turner, from San Fran
Am bk Furncs Abbey. Guest, 1875 I'm Boston
fam bgnc II Meyer, Howe from San Fran
stm Lehua, from Hama and Moloknl
Stm MokOlii, from KoDIau
Sch Pauahi, from KohOlalcle
Sch Luka, from kcawaoli
Sch kauikeaouli, from Iouokaa
sch Waimnlu, from Kohala
Sch NcttIG Merrill from Lahaina
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13

The Hawaiian Government can not be called a
COW, yet there are good number who seem desir-
ous of milking IL for all IL is worth The petitions
for appropriations for Ionds and bridges amount
to Sls7,00O for railroad subsidies Si5OOO0 for ir
rgation $4,000; for wharves and harbor improve.
ments $4,000; for public buildings $255O0; other
purposes S3i,625; total for two weeks $500, 125-
most of this in addition to the regular estimates.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13

The petitions sent to the Legislature operate
like see-saw. One petition prays for the sale OF
opium and another that 1t be not sold; one that
liquor be sold to Hawaiians and another that the
sale be prohibited; one that the Government Dor
row several million dollars and another that It dc
not, etc.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13
Snilel.

May 6-Sch Marion for kukuhaer
sch Wniloc for Maliko
s-PNSS Australia, Cargill, for San Francisco
Sch Ka Moi for Laupahoehuc
Stm & Bishop for Kauai
Sch Mary Foster, for Punnluu
stm Jas Makce for kauui
stm Lchua for Mookai aud Maui
Stm Mokolli, for KoOlau
Stm Wnmannlu, from Waimanalo
Sch ManuokawGi for Iianamuu
Sch Waiohu, for OnOmca
Sch MnOio for IInkaau
pStmr Llkelike for Wndward Ports
Stm Kilauca Hou for Kahului
Sch Prince for Nawiliwli
Sch Gcn'l sicgcl, for waialua
l0-Sch Liholiho, for Ionuapo
li-Stm fwaanl, for Maalaoa Konn and Kan
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13

Twelve thousand two ccnt stamps, with paper,
pens, ink etc, having been distributed among the
Mobiles and Representatives, we will expect TO see
large increase In intcr-island correspondence
while tho session lasts.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13
TIE SATURDAY PREss
Published for the SATURDAY PREss ASSOCIATION by
ROBERT GR1EvE 4 CO,
Book, Job and General Printer.
Honolulu, H. l.

Notices Of any events Of interest trsnspirng the
other island. will always be thankfully received for
publication Correspondents arc requested to append
their true to all not for pub
cation necessarily, but as guarantee that the writer
IL acting In good faith
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13
Wise and Otherwise.

II the people from the country districts continue
to "petsh" and 'resolute" the Assembly rs they
have done, the Lunamakaainanas will have some
committee work to engage their attention
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13
Vessels In pnrf

IIaw bk Kalnkaun, Digs
Am bgtne W q Irwin. Turner
Am bk furnes Abbey Guest
Am bgtnc " II Meyer, Howe
Am bgtne Morning Star. Bray
Brit sh Fiona, Rhodes
Am bk Emerald. Lord
Am sch Cassie Hayward, LcBallister
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13

The Regular PRAYER Neesipg Of The r. u G. A. VIII b
HELD EVERY SUNDAY EVENING At the vestry Of
Fort Street Church. 80 Services commencing Al s's'
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13
From the City Front to any Of the
Following Places

kukui Street, t0c per single load
School Street, between Emma and Bridge, 75c per
single load.
Walpina, second bridge 81 per single load.
Judd street, 81 so per single load.
Ice Works, 81 So
Leleo and school Streets, 81 per single load
Puunu SO per single load.
koholaloa, 81 per single load.
kakaakao, 81 per single load.
Aapais, (Paama) Sl.5O per single load.
Walters, Kalihi, 81 per single load.
Pauoa $3.50 per single load.
Pawaa, 81. 80 per single load
Punahou, 81 per single load.
Insane Asylum, sc 80 per single load.
Aapai (Pailms). Sl.50 per single load.
To Govt Powder Magazine, 50 per single load Of
1000 lbs. or less.
From Govt Powder Magazine, IS per single lead OF
1000 lbs. or l.ss.
Queens Hospital 75c per single load.
kerosene House, 75c per single load.
Oahu Prison, 81 per single load.
HORATIO q. CRABBE,
s. ". CARTER,
w. f. SHARRATT,
e. PECK.
HEBBARD & co,
GEO. II. ROBERTSON
MRS, &. =. WARD,
81 500 q. HEusIAoE, Manager)
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13
NOT ON THE VESSELS RAILS AS FORMERLY: on iF OF
LlveReD ON THE VESSELS RAILS 81 ~ CTS pen Tol

Coal, bagged, 37isc per ton, .s,i0 lbs.
Coal, loose, soc per ton, 22iO lbs, any part
thereof.
Lots of Coal over 80 tons, i0c per ton.
Carting and Piliug Coal, per agreement
Brick, 81 per Nj.
Brick. pressed, Sl.5O per NJ.
Lime, 31Hc per load
Cement, . &c per load.
Merchandise to Bond, 371sc per single load.
From Bond, SOC per single load.
Molasses 37lsc per single load.
General Merchandise TO the Island Steamers and
Schooners, zoe. per single load.
General Merchandise, exclusive OF the above, 37ic
per load or ton, including the following bound
aries: Beretania, Alakea and Maunakea Sts,,
and City Front.
Iron and Machinery 5Oc per ton or load
Extra Machinery and Safes, per agreement.
Lumber, 50c per NJ
Posts. hc each.
Shingles, soc per 10 NJ.
Rubbish and Dirt, SOC per single load.
Boats, 75c each.
Black Sand per special agreement.
White sand, $3.50 per single load.
Wood. 50c per cord.
Furniture, per agreement.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-03-30
Order Of Publication.

In the Circu Court of Iron county, Mo-. in
vscaion--Feb IA. 1882.
The State of Missouri at the relation and to
the use Of James Blu ord, Collector Of the
Revenue of Iron county, Mo-,
against
Christopher Smith, Thomas King, and all
unknown Interested parties.
(Aetlop to Enforce Payment of Taxes.)
Now at this day comes the plaintiff, james
Buford, collector OF the revenue Of Iron
county, Missouri, and files his petition and
affidavit, setting forth among other thugs
tt at the defendant Ia nonresident OF the
State of Missouri and cannot be summoned
in this actfo by the ordinary process of law;
it U.s. therefore, ordered by the clerk OF the
Circuit Court, in vacation, that publication
be made notifying said defendants that
action has been commenced against them i'm
the Circuit Court of said county, the obj Ct
and general nature Of which is to enforce the
lien of the State Of Missouri for bark tsxss
for the years 1879 aud 1880 on the following
real estate. situated In Iron county, Mo-,
belonging to said defendants, to wit:
The east half of the southeast quarter and
the south half of the northeast quarter Of
section "a, township IS range west;
Gan iteniZed statement in the nature OF @
tax bill. showing the amount OF taxes now due
OH said real estate. for the years aforesaid,
amounting in the aggregate to the sum OF
IS 16 is fled said petition as provided by
lawl And unless they be and appear at tho
next term of said court to be holder for the
county of Iron and State of Missouri. at the
Cour5 House in said county on the fourth
Monday in April (1Ss2) next, and on or
before the sixth day there of III the term
shall SO long continue; and If not, then
before the end Of the term). and plead,
answer or demur to said plant ff's petition,
the same will be taken as con fessed. ju gment
rendered in accordance with the PRAYER Of said
petition, and said real estate, or 30 much
thereof as mAy be necessary to satisfy said
judgment. interest and costs. he sold under
special fer facias to he issued thereon.
1t Is fur her ordered that a copy hereof he
published according to law in the IRON
COUNTY REGISTER, a weekly newsraner pub
lshed in said county Of Icon and s ate Uf
Missouri. JOS. HUFF, CLERK.
A true copy
Attest with seal this 14th day OF
SEAL February. 1872.
fet 23nS3 JOS. HUFF, Clerk
Iron county circuit court.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-03-30
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
i-tratiou urou the estate # Mary Hall late of
Iron county, d, ce4sea, an letters de hons non
on the es ate of Thos. P. Hall. dece ,sed h we
been granted to the undersigre ed, i. L. Gay
and T. Golidinz, by tue Jud ee of the Pro-
bate Court Of the co1nty OF Iron, in vaca-
tinn, bearing d tte the day of March, 1899
Al persons having claims against said est ates
are r gu red to exhibit them to me for allow
ance al hi one wear fter The fate of said let
tiers or they may be prec uded from any benefit
of such estate; AMI ii such CLAIMS be not ex-
hihited within two years IT IN the time Of the
publication of this notice they will be forever
b .r, ed. g. T. GAY.
t. r GpULDfNG.
m,oo 81 Administrators.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-03-30

DIED-At his residence, three miles from
Annapolis, March 18th, 1859, LEVI CROWN
OVER, aged 81 years. Hin sickness disease
of the lungs. under which he had been labor
ing for several years. and was confined to his
he'd three months before his death. He was
a member of the Missionary Baptist Church,
and seemed to bear his atfiiction with patience.
He was fully sensible sensible of his death, and
never expressed any fears in regard to the
future world. "Biessed are they who can
meet death fearlesSly." He leaves wife
and five children, for whom he suffered the
greatest anxiety Of mini during his sickness.
Nav God comfort and bless the widow and
orphans and guide them in the paths OF
righteousness, that they may meet those for
whom they mourn in that world where pain
and sorrow never enter.
Servant of God. well done,
Praise he thy new employ;
And while eternal ages run,
Rest in thy Masters jov.
MRS. j. c. c.