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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

The An fattenuos Amsiii arrived on thurdsy iaa'
tom Pos Ilateiy Hh cargo = lumber f1us'En'd ~
Nlirn q Robinson. shnas whaH ghs will di-shafge.
thr Hawaiian steamer james NHk'r haa ,ym' N
NYtih's v4ta. and b. nov ~ Nau street, finishing ~
She will s5u 10 ready ~ g. haft tu Honolulu iHa
The British had Lady Ihmp.ou ~ Apfeua"us rhaff
h44 bad 1us eide n hsf fat.rfe th reat and pau ~
ths sstprt side She viii aY1n tr feady 20 ~ into
-sf,t,r nnAtu
ris istsb ,iup Ba,,bus. wilIama,n, .silsl f,om
t,nin MAY Hth hf san ttan,ia'o ani ~ n"'e in ono
~ tts SAN lfan,s.a p4prfs that she vas ~ Wis
ttuupulu " suth b. the tas@. iis is fully due.
ON ths arrival ~ tho s'hounsf taua apts'tr rls, ~
natits she bod ftlas sf uFFsd ~ thr ait'f pat
n ths uJist with lines attached leading t1 ra'h
ui4ttrf VS. shth mrHua ahs Hssfrd g. tpU nftef
tho rsis sh- encountered
A survoy WA hsld pp tho t,ho1nef tlsus sws'isst
ias Wrinea,iay ty t,ptains M,tntytc and tulle aud
Ntf Suffrnsun Ihry utisfr,l ihr s'hUpuet u" Die
,haigrd shs va st'pt'lngly hauled in 10 tho sh'd,
4nd ,uiuH'us 81 lis, hatging uu lhurday
Tho Nm hth u Z. Muupy atlysd lHis 9h W'dnfa
day svsnuE from san fnrri.sn She ~sa fcpHtsd
hight and ahead shs could not ualr the fut Ai' has
i1,tei ut ih' old steamship ahad wh'f' she b. NV
| iafhtfgiup
| rhs sh1prsr Vivid O,rncrly running hstss'n hsf'
aud tanntnga IlAudl went ashore eay 10 August ut
| ilpw Island. hut viii probably hf gotten ~ dNI.
rIpssd 80 ptcruuF snofts. ny auiynH ~ Queenstown
! Tfrf tI. mailing thr bhls time ~ days. o.
| hours, tJ minutes from Nee Nptt ,iUr
The Am. ,'h tllus apt,,belf, Cousins, arrived laa
"wednesday ituH Sea, tn dsifraf She we huunh non
| Nenip,inp 60 t"lumhp, vltl lo'd " luinl'' lu
| NEE With hurricane, sustaining dumpgoa '1mp"lhni
hrf tu lrrp ~ iuf thia puu. W. notice in The Api
lflnta,u p,pst uat ~ baud that the Nm ship Nulli1
lost her husspri nfsmaat and simu'd The v. ..l So
h'f w leaking et, and another vessel nlsp bod lya
hcf maiu opmah In NEARLY thr same vicinity that th
| iua 9ptstl ta met with hrf disaster BETTER hay
that place t'u,,d In and lccp out NJ b.
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PASSENGERS.


ftom Maui eod Mgolat pel Iehpa, S'pt ~ MI
Foster Nj a uuua, NJ Strinhle ,nd So dc,t
from wpdvem rotl, pcr iikelih., Od T.
Austin, { wight, VI Fillmore W ~ Bhnhrf, q Me.
lean, q Mcintyre, J u Halliday, w inmdley, "
Rogers a ralclauhi, I. Aseu, rske Rev y bond
\ Campbell aud wife. Ahyng aud lhtee children,
Chiuing gwnrh. e. lhcobpld, Rev Gulstono, , Cole
man, A Bailey, llWoh, y JohnHonc, Nko,
wife aud children,
Prom san flao,'co. peg, Ag'telia, od NJ i
Willis, Mr. liieterun, Mis- I. ihunlon, Nj "
losc and wife Renton, Miss Rentgn. " E'cbatd,
Marden. Miss wllinng, Sisters Margaret, Juani,a
Mary Augusta. rcfiecta, Roy x ioncsnh Capt w
lcf'c A0ns Armstrong. hdde Adams, ioonor pcircc,
Sarah = Pence, y, A lauri w / Hopper and wife,
isw,, \ Oat, M. N Palmer and Master Palmer, Kate
Lewis; Mi,, Mahl. W Hush, Roth, LOUIS hlnaft
u Ryan. Gtcp, ] .lhallcfg, tush, Mary tuah,
c Gcr,, Anna Schneider. Chas Gohlcr, u lIougi.
G" S SeSS" %s r. nsSss GSYes' w Sis9"I nS a.s e.
Murphy, Peter Kelly, T. Holden Peterson, WIN
McIcad, T. lIennessy, Iiarney O'Donnell, Lawson
and ~ chinan,n n nccragc, o. saloon and sS ''eerags
| From Kona aud Kau, per iwalani, De, Mis-, Rose
G 4 Aliona. X Hall, Mis-, Hall, W Ihornton q N ka
| plhu, and 50 deck,
From san Francisco, per u G Murray, oc, 4, Ge,
Lucas Albert Lucas, Cot Norris. Chas Carson, II
Meyctdcrk. Harris, Ino Foster. Iho' Iicyscldel
aud wife, q o Flowers X Gerka, Mrs Ihos vieRrand
| T. Marshall. Ihos Ryan
| For Kahuui, per kilauea How, o., "A Nelson
o Lawson, NJ Lawson, y Oakley Miss Campbell an'
| 4, deck.
for windward Ports, per l.kelte, oe, 3--Rcy, Gold
stein, Nlr & furneaus 4 fiahbourne, q y frec,h, 5 !
Chlngwonh, Mis-, Armstrong wss, aud wife
| Rev Iconor, and boys, ] Renton, Miss Rcnion, Re
| T. iiond, @ MeClean, w Iirode, { Arnold and wife
| Miss Kelley, W Lawrence Robert Hall Miss Hall
| Macy. + bargman, Jno dickson, u Makaike, ] "
Schoolcr, Cha, A Bailey, w Johnstone, / Wight
Miss puarosc Hoppe, Col 4 S Spading, wife and
Children y u Hastings, Chas Casper W u Rickard
Maidsen, Miss Ross, Mon,auai, Jas Lewis, am
| "a deck.
For kona and kau, per iwalan Oct Cap, 7 I
Hebron and wife, Rev kauhane vile and children
II liamn, Joe Howic, W Ebling, w Iowrie, and =,
deck
For Sydney, per p NJ S S Australia, Oct - Roser
cranr, : iiandchcttc.
For nongkong per Martha Davis, Oct J-is2 Oh
namen
For San Francisco, per Anna, Oct Mrs Petty
NJ waleh, A w Dubois, J Lee, { smith, q l. Ton
) kns, l. u u Could.
For Port Townsend, per klikitat Oct s-Mrs
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COM MCRCIAL.

4, g.,.,,I t,.,y... matter. ,b,aoghnut nan,iulu
alma. ,, t,.t .s i,,. a,s any especial bange vorly
r ,,,,,,.,, , ,,,t, t-,, ,. t,ri, . ,it,r.i with,
.,,.,,, ,,u,,,,t, ,,...,,,.
th, .,,,t,, ,l,,, ,b, ,,b t,s p,,t,tse n it. Gii
,,,, ,,,,,,t g.. ,i,. tim. 81 ,ls s,,. t ..a,h,,l,
~. ,s,.,,., IA, ,,s...,i,,. .,l,,, ,,i ,.4s. AND
.t .h,.,,. r., M, e.., ,,,, a, p,st that me- ven,
,,,,i 4, ,,, ,,,,bs.i ,i and bsirG ,, o, ,sG.,rpt
.,.,,,, .,,.,l,,s ut.ul. b.rs,i that ibis hsp may
A.. ,,, ,,,.,,.,, . ,b, ,,p,,ny i,.,,t. up ,h,, ,pd
. ,,t,, ,.,,i. ,i,,.,s b.n.G,,,lt ID, ths ,,1p.
,,,,,,,t,. .ri,st,t
N,,,t,. b, .bip,ipg ~, tho ,sssl have t.sn ,lpni
,,,,,,,, q. .illi. ...c by .,, nn,.. b.ias w,
...t f... f....t,t ,t,
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IMPORTS :

From San Francisco. eS = NJ S S Australia, Oe, A.
Iart Bros 29 pkgs groceries; Minister Of Interior,
bSs plants Rev Father Clement, cs books; Roth, I
bS linens, pkgs cloth, etc; II Hackield Go, cs
NJ ] Ro,e, X schaefer, GFwells, apkgs ndse each;
Ihco. II Davies & Co, pkg buggy; Sdndry parties, !
Waterhousc, shirts cs dry goods Brewer x Co,
- cs shcathing pkgs hrcman's felt; NJ Grinbauin
X Co. les dry goods: I. G. Srcsovch Co, IS onion,
10 fruit; to order, 6 military goods military
effect in transit fo auckland aud Sydney, pkgs
From San Francisco, eN Am Schr Claus Sprekels. Oct
p. Irwin & Co, 100000 # lumber, landed in bond while
From San Francisco, ex Am bk u c Murray, Oc, s.
W Foster, ; pkgs saddery, etc. Boles 4 Co,
pkg empty bottles; Gerke, roe live hogs; lhos. @
lhnm, cs books pkgs stationery, c chairs, c.
notions. g w Macfarane, 6s SKIS potatoes; IS bxs
onions @ West hN bolts jsS bars, Isg bdls iron;
Berger iron Safes NJ Grinbaum, 20 pkgs tobac.
GO; ] 7 Waterhouse, cigars, cs hardware, wagon
pole, pkg frames, pgS nuts, 10 crates onions II sks
grain o. pkgs groceries boots, bss candies, bSs
glassware, stationery, pkgs dry goods, rubber,
cs drugs, 6 canned goods, sadd'ery "a bSs
fruits; Estate Of lhos. Lack pkg printed matter, 10
pkg sewing machines, sewing machine goods, az cs
powder and ammunition, oil stoves, riteS bX
butter; ] W Robertson & Co, mdse; Hart Bros,
"a pkgs groceries; I Mossman, 100 Pkgs groceries;
T II Davies & Co, casks crucibes; q Lucas, 2too
bricks, grind stones, bS knives, jump cart, so bales
compd hay, 50 pcs plank 80 SKIS BRAN IS SKIS oats;
u Patty, az bbls beef Aw Bush, ,ooA SKIS flour, 2
onions SKIS beans pkgs provisions, 6 salmon $50
oil; and 6ss pkgs mdsc Chinese firms; schaeer
Co, so ks barley, soo.sks -four es bread, 4ao
bales hay, bbls rum; jerks, 335 SKIS mddlings,
~ sSs bran, ~ bgs feed, cows IoS bales aay,
brushes, Sks ground darley. SKIS corn, Dbl beef
doz playing cards ys cotton dress goods, cotton
chemises, pr pillow shams, pr ladies stock
ngs, 10 pr chidrens stockings, pr ladies boots. Ia
bic legs, cotton shirts, canary bird, pigeons,
ladys neok,e, 9 ladies handkerchief, yds lace,
Homeopathic medicine chest curtain fixture. Ms
candies, ipr lace pillow shams, l bolt ribbon, dos
buttons, ladys collars yds dress goods, pkg med
zine and instruments, dolls head Dillingham; Co,
bran, so SKIS oats,
From Port Blakeley, Am bk,ne Amelia, DC, S
2ooM cedar shingles, all to Allen & Robinson
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Mcpu0rd HdG.

CLAus SrRrcEsls, Cousins, left Mendocno Aug a.
had light variable winds and fair weather Sept o At
sighted Santa Rosa Carron Island. in the
afternoon the breeze treshened from the north First
part Of the night, weather sluay, with heavy rain and
lightning. barometer commenced to fall very rapidly:
latter part OF night wind increased to hurricane. Sept
10, b.lo a M, IN lat 10 lon II so w. hove to;
set piece Of head Of mansail by lashng the leach
the boom in fifteen minutes there was nothing left OF
the portion set then thought !, advisable not to show
any canvas; barometer 3o-i5. Soon after, deck
load commenced working, breaking continually
the vessel barometer as.so, About a M lost the
deck load Of lumber the rail; the small boat also
washed from the stern dayits. Tried pumps, and found
vessel leaking Were Obliged to keep a, pumps con
stantly to keep vessel free Al noon wind
10 nearly calm fot nearly one and half hour, Then
shifted to the south, and blew for hours
violently than before from the north. Next morning
while making repairs, found the rudder head badly,
tsisied-so much as To make il almost useless After
careful consideration, concluded that Honolulu would be
the safest por, make, and after completing necessary
repairs squared away Tor this port. where arrived
Oct having experienced tine weather the balance Of
pAsora, wsnd, from Newcastle, n. $ W.. Aug. ,9:
reports hne weather the entire trip. Sighted Oahu
O 4, arrived at Honolulu the morning Of the S,h;
D. c. MtRRAS, Jenks, sailed from San Francisco Sept
10, @ p, m; had moderate N. W. winds to lat. aoco
long i3l.oo, where 20, the trades Was beealmed
in IA, 90 A. long '+'oo for two days, then had the
Wind $ W for three days Co the trades again in
When in vicinity Of the Islands light souiherly wind
oa Mololai; IS hours dead calm. Mrs. Lucas died
Net. 4, 93o A. m.
AasLIA, Ncwhall, sailed from Port Townsend Sept ,,
sp. Passed Cape flai,ery Sunday roth. After
leaving the cape had days ). w. gale. then light N,
". winds TO lat lo.oo had only days N. T. trades,
then ligh, southery and westerly winds TO port On
the 10th, IN lat 20 " long 1905, passed schooner
supposed to he the Cassie Hayward; 2oth, in lat.
5s,.s long gas spoke ship Pattsrdae, "a, days
from Liverpool bound To San Francisco; SAME time
S,w ship, supposed to be Cromary shire, for san
Francisco, same day, bark, supposed to be the
Emerald from Honolulu TO the Sound. Arrived at
Honolulu Oct. 5, srk days passage
Psi Ho lemeken, sailed from Hongkong July ss,h.
fua day had gale Of wind from N. 10 W, from
thence had light breeze mostly >ouihery, last tour
OF tve days, wind from west Arrived in port Oct sih,
o. days passage.
sAs fsASsisco, seps. ~, Ger hk. Paradox,
burgdoh, hence Aug a.
Sept, Is, Am. bktne, J. A. falkinburg hence Aug. 40
Am. Sch. Rosario, swift, hence Aug. 20
sept 10Th Am, bline. Uncle John, Manson. ~ day
fioin kahului
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SHIPPING NOTES.

n. n N. S. sappho sailed Cos Cequimbo on Tuesday
last
Ihs Nc barl Chielayo is a, the TO-. Of s. $ Like.
likes josi diseharging coal
Ihe Am. lsirksntine kl,kitai sailed fof Pou Towns.
end. Ia ballast, Thursday last
The Am tern Maria v. smith Is the E>planade
d.schareing lumber ia Wilder 4 20.
The British bark olensabsi has discharged all of her
cargo in good ofdef. and saiis to-day os Poftand O.
The u. ). :. Hartford arrived at Madeira, Aug. ss,
en- route TO the rasife rs,s.s the Pensacola Is
The Am brgantins Con>uelo j. reported 10 have
rived San Francisco ssps s.rh, shortly bsio. the
Australia left.
The Am. barksa,ns Emma Augusta. Hudson. aIriued
Al kahnai Oct .sh With .so ,onf u soal ior the Wal
iukn Plantation
Ih< Ha~. haIk kAls has discharged hss cargo and
hanied up tbs Esplanade. She vii sai for San Fran
cisco the latter ,Alr II neat week.
ihe James Makss viii be due fom San trAneiseo
about Vsdnss Thursday neat, bringing u. 5.
Mail and about one ~eeks latss news
Nj. bafk Rsn,o. iia~ss. tsom Nss Ca>se. N, 5,
w.. ios Hoaoulu. pui into hi. isakins badly IA uppsr
sosks; le4k sopt<d. les u ofrspair>. Isea-ka
k'e% HAhslsi ps~ Kisas. mo. % Oh u IL u bur
baich<ldss. An & II AsAandss. and " dsek.
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Grt misrepresentation An order for lumber
O., W. stated Duf giVS1, an otdcr fof piping
uu lcHI 10 Scotland ami aJfc,7Oa,d roHnfeg-
maH,i@d and the Premier knows IL, and fur
lhcmote be- knows that his paper Is hldfyiug
when It denies puf statement. Nj Patty ofthe
firm u liiahop& Co, nof affiied 10 10, mo1eg,
90 The figure head " the pfcmicrs paper will
hnd oui ny taking the trouble 10 inquire. The
application WIS., fpr the sum n tioo,oco III
The Board N Immigration. Mt Sprcchcls
~ Irwin y Co war also applied TO, and another
gentleman whpsc name We DID not mention
last week, was applied 10 for B5o,ooo. Tbcs'
arc facts The Premier knows them 10 b'
such. and ifhe have any regard for the lnil
he viii see that hia paper does not add ioiia in
famous rccoh ly denying them again.
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BREMES, Haw. bk loLANi,............,,....G Gauels
Oct IS. " Hackfeld & Co., agts.
CRRsCENr Ctry, Am bktne UNClE JouH . Manson
(For kahula) Due Oct aS-3o
EuREKA, Am, bktne W. ". DMoEp. ...,... Houdlett
Oor kahului,) Sept sSlo
GLASGOW, Brit. ship ABEEAMAH. ........... Chapman
70 sail about middle Of Sep G. w Maciarlane &
c., agts.
HuMnuLpr, Am. tern EVA. ...t.,.,...,.,.. Wickman
Now due Levers x Cooke, agts
HuMnuLpr, An. tern IosErU Russ. .-... Henrqucs
Due Oct, so-25 Allen &Robnson, agts
lWnBrool brit. bk ulLoek. ....... SwietoSlawski
LoadingAug. a. 4 u. Davies & Co., agts
due
Nav yoWk, Nor. bk IMAcoS .............N Nelson
Oct $40. Castle & Cooke, agts.
PoRr GAMHLE Am. bktnc. KirSNr. .,,..,,. Robinson
Due Oct ro-I5. II. Haokfeld x Co, agts
Posr BLNKELY, Am. bk REvFRr ..,..,..... McIntyre
Due Oct rs,2o, Allen Robinson, agts,
PoRr GNMBLn Am. bk. BuRsA NIsrA....... Calhoun
Due Oct. 2s-lo, II. Hackfeld & Co, agtS
poEr GAMHlE, Am bk. L2ztB MARsHALL.,,........
Due Nov. S.Io Levers & Cooke, agts.
SAN Francisco, Am. sch, Ina SCuSAuER, b.. Spencer
0or Hilo,) now due.
SAN FRANCISCO, Am. bk CAIHARiES, ....... Hubbard
Now due. Castle & Cooke agts,
SAN FRANCISCO, q. $, = SUEX.,...,...,.,.,...Do DoDD
Oct. ID W G.. Irwin & Co. agts
SAN FRAEcisco. PMS, CRY OF NV YoRs Cobb
Due oct. 9s. H. Hackfeld < Co. agts.
SAN FRANCISCO Haw. stm. las MAKnH Mcdonald
Due Oct. u.Is. T. X. Foster s Co, agts
SAN FRAScisco, Am bgtne Cossuslo go. Howard
Due Oct. 95-lo. W. O.. Irwin & Co, agtS
SAN FRANCISCO, Am bktn. j. A. FNLRINhuRC. Forbes
Due Oct. 9s-lo. Castle & Cooke, agts.
SAN FRANCISCO, Am. bktne ELLA Brown
Due Oct. sS.3o. Brewer Co, agts
SYpsUN, =. NJ. $. ZKALASpIA ,...,..,,,..,..W .Webber
Due Oct. II. Haekield & CO., agts.
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DENIAL.S ACAIN DENIED.

The p c. AayeytiSfr has used its editorial
columns for many weeks past to impress upon
the minds Of its readers the idea that there has
never been ministry in this kingdom so
strong, competent and popular as the present
one. The same song has been sung and re-
peated so often in many different keys, that
the dear people have been bored nearly to des.
peration; and if any one was inclined through
pity to believe a word of it, that charitable in.
clination was driven away by the peculiar po-
si,ion Of this popular ministry on Monday OF
last week. Money was low in the treasury, and
as the programme was to send an ambassador
and secretary to Japan, and an agent of the
Board Of immigration to Portugal, it was nee
essary to have funds to pay their expenses.
An effort was made to borrow, but the best
friends OF the Government refused to loan a
dollar to the popular ministry to be expended
in any such manner. 1t may be true, as the
.4isr,tiSfr says, that the receipts from duties
amount TO $4,000 month, and that $500,
600 will be received from other sources during
the next three months. 1t is also true that the
expenditures will be great and that the money
can all be used, as fast as il is received.
The parties to whom the ministry looked
for assistance very wisely refused.to grant i,
under the circumstances, and il became neces
sary to draw money for the diplomatic mission
to Japan from the immigration fund and IL
give the Agent OF the Board Of Immigration
who goes abroad on business matters"
letter OF credi, from the Government. This /
practical demonstration OF the confidence il
which the present ministry is held by tn
people.
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THAT CORoNA TIoN,
A PLAUSIBLE HISTORY.
CHATTER III.
Th. p..,rd of Vi,tua
The Reward Of Virtue.

"seratch my back, and IN scratch yours"
How beautiful is Virtue How appropriate
its inevitable reward The expose Of the
Shepherd Saint, founded upon indisputable
documentary evidence, awakes the deepest
reverences in the bosom Of the dear public
Clad in the simple garb Of his leecy flock, like
a sacri6cial lamb he excited the sympathy OF
his enemies; the under dog in the fight, always
achieves this end AT once assuming the aiti.
tude Of the martyr, the Shepherd sain, was
crowned with the customary nimbus and ele-
waited to the dignity Of office where he suddenly
began to show fight.
1t has been stated 10y the casual observer
,ha, his election was no proof Of his popularity
but the casual observer is OF course short.
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COOP OUT OF EYYL.

There are not a few grand truths that are
brought before us in the present difficulties
that are hampering the government, through
its wilfu effort to rule and reign without Minis
terial responsibility, that we trust will not be
lost sight Of since they are forcibly presented
to their minds, however unpleasant the method
may be, but that the experience gained may
be lasting and profitable it must be accepted
by SUCCESSORS in cabinet positions, an important
one OF which is for this Government to so tho
roughly guard all her channels Of trade as to
place all orders possible with her nearest
friend and guardian, from whom she has de
rived so much, and on whose favors so much
depends for the continued prosperity Of these
Islands. Much has been said and written
upon this subject ever since the existence of
the Treaty Of Reciprocity with the United
States, and no small handle has been made by
its opponents to orders for material sent across
her continent to other lands, even by private
parties, and even carrying their points so
strongly as to object to Scotland furnishing us
with sugar machinery ON consignments, with
instructions to dispose Of the same by receipts,
OF shares, from coming crops not ysf planted.
II therefore the interests OF trade are TO be SO
jealousy guarded from private sources, Of how
much greater weight will be the feeling aroused
against large foreign orders sent abroad by this
government Doubtless precedent of former
Ministries course FOR similar material will be
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DIED.

LucAs-on Oct. .,h on board the bark d. c. Murray.
Sarah, wife OF George Lucas, native of ireland,
aged s2 years
CLARe In Oregon City, Oregon Sept. Ist Mrs A.
H. Clark, mother Of MIR. VIM. Clare OF this city.
BuRsHAM-M Halehaku, suddenly, Sept. asth,
sydney Eaton Burhhan, native Of Boston, Mass.
Boston papers please copy,
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HorpnR- -rHMrLRroS- Osborne, Kansas, Sept I,ih
at the residence Of the brides father by Elder A. C.
Mckelyer WIN. L. Hopper, Of Honolulu To Miss Ma,
Temple,on, eldest daughter OF ]. NJ Templeion, esq
OF Osborne, Kansas
Loss -PorrEnnnRG--A San Francisco, Sept. 18th. al
the residence Of the brides father by G.. Muesteph
Heinrich Lose Of Bremen, to Miss Augusta Pauline
Poppenburg, Of Buffalo, N. V.
PAussoN- EsRicksos--ln this city Sept. 10Th, by the
Rev. s. c. Damon, Mr.. Aerid Pausson Miss Amelia
Helena Erickson, both Of Honolulu
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EXPORTS.

Ex p NJ S Australia, hence for Sydney, Oct. l.
6,ooo n ricc value $500
EN Am bk Martha Davis, hence for Hongkong, Oct.
3Goods in transit, oooo kerosene oil, 25o coal
Ex Am schr Anna hence for San Francisco, Oct. =
sa3a79 Ms sugar So pieces machinery ~, org hs pad
dy, 3,o2o gallons molasses, value S.o,iII.Io.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

Since the above was written the r. c. 4.
Daily Of Thursday makes a cunning bu, futile
attempt to contradict our editorial Of last week
treating OF the matter referred to above, and
republished in Wednesdays Gasefhs. |, styles
the said editorial "an impuden, and entirely
untruthfu contradiction Of the y. C. A.
statements. That paper again denies poiat
daak that an order I" fos any quantity Of nm.
her" was given by the Government to any
one, as stated; il denies that there was any
difficulty ir obtaining credit OF tina, Mr.. Patty
Was applied to for the money; ii also denies
that any order ior piping from Scotland was
given OF countermanded but il does, however.
acknowledge that the form Of the letter Of
credit was altered-a most necessary change,
We might add, as the original was disgrace
fully crude.
In regard to the above denials, We once
more assert that cur statements were correct,
and that the y. C. 4. in again denying them
tells other wilful falsehood TO cover up lis
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07
BORN.

FlsnriIn this city, Sept. 79th, the wife OF Mr. C.
] Fishel a daughter.
AcNEEMAN In kona, Hawaii. Sept. ,ld, to the wife
Of John II, Ackernan, a daughter.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

Mr.. Kohler's wax work have been on exhibi-
tion at the theatre every day this week from 10
A. NJ. to 10 M. There are fly six life like
representations Of famous men and women oi
various countries, and also Of several noted
bushrangen Of Australia and New Zealand.
There are also on exhibition the annos Of Ned
Kelly the bandit; Edison's phonoesaph os
talking machine a stuffed New Zealand tiger
seal the Australian torpedo yosth, and other
objects worth seeing, The music furnished by
the orchestra is very hne.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

Lpok ml IN The impressive grandeur n The
army N Hawaii, since ten cases N uniforms
and military aeeou'fcmenia have been received
Wy the steamer dnbdha, all the WAy from
German land. VIII me Auditor General ap.
prove VI 40 unnere.ay czpeu-r on these cr.
imvaganoo1 There > gathering rapidly o
yatt amount n wofk for rbc ncsl lcgislalufes
Finance Committee 70 investigate.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

Two native vomen we're met the other
morning enwappcd In The heavy military
clpaks u "our army" Il b all right rnougb,
We suppose, only. they we're not voted for tba,
way. but lhey will stand it as long as We la,.
payers will pay fpf H.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-12-22

This will give the Union Pacific
three Western connections with the
Pacific coast, and over territory by
no means destitute of local traffic.
Besides reaching the principal ports
on that coast, the lines will pass
through the best mineral regions OF
the Rocky and Nevada ranges, and
enter some of the finest agricultural
territory on the Pacific slope. This
project is mot paper plan for ex-
tending the traffic area ofthis corpo-
ration but has been carefully pre-
pared, aud is now in course OF prac-
tical demonstration"
II was then denied that the Un;or
Pacific had such a policy in view
and the denial was credited to s
leading official of the company. The
statement given by this journal wal
from a reliable source, and events
that have siuce transpired confirm it
accuracy, and we have additiona
reason for believing that the plan o
the Union Pacific Railway company
for extending its lines to the Pacific
coast is now being carried forward
as rapidly as circumstances will per-
nit: