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Produce Market-whoiesals
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SACRAMENTO, October 18th
FRUIT Strawberries 7oa75c . drawer; Grapes,
9oc 20 II 80 q crate; common, 60d76c; Peaches.
getting scarce o, and selling at slal 80 y
hiti. s5@5 so o box; Lines, 81 25aI SO .
leo; Bananas, 50 50@4 so y bunch: Pineappiss,
e6@9 dozen Cocoanuts. s7a7 60 o 100; PLUMB,
4@6c q b Pears, common, 81 %; Bartletts, 81 500
. box Apples, 90cdsl rs q box.
Pm F2UIrs-AssorSed, 2a-D cans, o dog, s2
assorted, gallon cans, s5; Peaches, 24-D cans,
81; Portland Blueherries, s-D cans, g.; Whor,
leberries, 81 7F.
DRaD FRUrrs-Appies, sliced, 6a7c . n; do
quArtered, 5@6c; peats, peeled, Ease; do, q 4
peeled, 4@5c; Plnmp, pitted, 1oS1lc; Peaches,
French, 12@l32; Eiaekhorries, l5@l6,; Figs, CALI
fornla, 566s sn.
TABLE FRUrrs-Assortad, sl.n cans, y doz, o. I, !:
Peaches, 81 IS; Bartlett Pears e IS Plums @ s.
Blackberries, % Gooseberries, % Is Strawberries
% 25; Apricots, S2 IS; Muscst Grapes, e. rs; Red
Currants, So Is; Cherries, 50 %.
VEGETABLEs-Sweet Potatoes, Red 1d13c q II :;
Carolinas, 81 25@l 80 sacwt; Wax and String Beans
lt@2c; Shell Beans cranberry, 4a5c; Limas, 5(aec
ID; Green corn, 109l5c per dozen Tomatoes, 50@60c
. Dox: Summer Squash, 1a2c q b Potatoes 81 Is
81 % o cHs Onions, soa9Oc 8 cwt; Caulihower. 10
@9oc Cabbage, SlGl 25 . cwt; Carrots, 60ca75c d
cwt; Turnips 90casl q l0o bunch vegetables i2Sc .
doz; Psrsnips, lie; Beets, Ic; Celery, rs, Il
dozen; Horse aadish, S9l0c 9 h Green Peas oaGc
g h Artichokes, 25@30e o dozen Cucumbers, 40,
&c y ioz; Green Peppers, 4S C D 10 !; Egg Plants
495c; Watermelons, 75c@Sl y doz: Cantaloupes,
50975c . dozen Green 0kra, So DC q H.
BsEADsrUFPs-Flour, IS 2S y bbi; Oatmeal, So
Y leo ms; CornInesl. yellow, 81 25d2 IS white
g S592 60; Cracked " heat, s2 75es8
PoULTRY-Liye Turkeys, l3@l4c q u full grown
Chickens, S6 80 . dozen young BOOSTERS, s3d4 30
. doz; BIoiers, SECS; tame Ducks, Sc 50a7 !;
Geese 81 bO92 Y pair Eggs, 40a45c u dozen.
GAME-Qua 81 f5al so q dozen Mallard Du ! s.
s3G4; Sprigs, 81 75@2; Teal 81 50Gl IS; Hare
81 75d2; Rabbits, Sl@l so; Doves, 5o@75c q dcz
Yenison, l03l2c q u.
DAIRY PRoDUCTs-Butter, fancy dairy, 45a471. -
b mixed lots, in rolls, 35@42!c q II !; Cheese,
California, from l2!@i5e; Western, fats, l0dl5c !;
Martins Cream, 10000.
MsArs-Boet &c; Mutton. &c q Ii Lamb, 7@ac !;
Pork, lO3llc VEAL small calves std9c; large, 5c
Hay, GRAN AND FEED -usE hay, . Von, SI5e47 {;
sltslfs, $40 to sl2 = ton bran, g tor, as; mid
dlings, SIS per CON: hsrlov, whole, 81 20; ground
81 As; wheat, 81 659l rs y cwt tame oats, 81
cwt-. 81 % cora, 81 y cwt.
MascsLLAEsoUs-See1s Alfalfa, IoaI2Ic; Trao.
thy, Eastern, 11@i2e 9 10 Oregon, SalCc :;
Red Clover, 15@l6c; Red Top, 12s@llc Nuts
English Wa!nuts, 10311c; Almonds, I4aI5c;
Peanuts, 10 61Ic; Tal,ow, 7tasc; Hides, salt go
l0c; dry, 20c Hops 60657gc.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
WEDNESDAY. Octol

WEDNESDAY, October 18th
DEPARTMENT ONE a. NJ. CRANE, Judge.
Eugenia Huddleston vs. Granville Huddleston-
Decree of divorce granted to plaintiff.
j. Fl. Scott w. American School District-Find-
ings filed Judgment for defendant and for cost.
DEPARTMENT Two-DENsoS, Judge
Angelina Budd VS.. Henry Budd-Referee ap-
pointed to ascertain the condition Of parties to the
action.
John B. Smith vs. Sarah J. Smith, action for d.
vorce-Set for trial October 23d.
Lena Kohne Henry Kohne-Final decree for
divorce entered.
Elias Gruhler vs. Catherine Gruhler, adminisra-
trix-Csmmissoner reported sale of real property,
and sale confirmed
VIM Jones w. Julien Poli'z-Decree entered to
quiet title to real estate.
Estate Of A. C. Walther, deceased-Decres con-
frming sale of personal property entered.
Clara L. Brown P. ID. Burbank-Testimony
closed date for argument to be hereafter led.
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Sacramento, October IS-By Rev. II. H. Rice Jack.
son NJ. Saufiey, of Oakland, to Mary f. Kirby, of
Sheldon, Sacramento county
Sacramento, October lS-Bv Rev. T. s. Dunn at the
Methodist parscna illism Waugh to Hattie
Fowler, both OF san Francisco.
Walnut Creek, October 10-Samuel C. Shale to Hat
tie L. Julian.
IN Francisco Oc' OIer 17-Joseph Daniels TO Jen-
ME Ailscn fancy
San Francisco, October 17-Davd F. Hearn to Mag.
gle Parker
an Francisco, October 15-Christisn Koefod to
Marthe .. Hansen.
San Francisco, Oct ber 17-Paolo Pelegrini to An
gelioa BistoTi.
San Francisco, = Walter Sullivan to Mary Bow
man.
Madison, October l6-Arthur Scott to Mary c.
Willard.
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and Bruce voted for Boise, aid Parker for
Burnett. Adjourned.

and Bruce voted for Boise, aid Parker for
Burnett. Adjourned.
[SECOND DISPATCH.N
PORTLAND, October 1Sth.-In the Sena-
torial contest to. day. Mitchell held his yester.
days strength. The contendiug factions are
no nearer q compromise than ever. There is
possibility that on the last day Mitchell
may secure enough Democratic votes, but it
appears now stronger than ever that thsie
will be no election.
Political Asse ssments.
PORTLAND, October 1S.h.-In the United
States Circuit Court To- day, in his charge TO
the Grand Jury, judge Deadly called atten.
ton to the law of the United States in regard
to political assessments. and instructed the
jury that If any violation of that law could
be found. it was their duty to indict the Of
tenders.
Brilliant Social Event.
PORTLAND, October 1Sth.-Tte Governors
reception at Salem tonight was the MOST
brilliant social event the capital has seen for
year,. All parts of the State were repte-
sented by distinguished persons.
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RORN.

Sacramento, October I4-Wife Of W. II. Dunston. a
Chico, October 15-Wife of Isaac McCloskey, a
daughter.
son.
Durham, 0ctob.r l5-Wife of Mr.. Locey a daughter
Woodland, October l7-Wlfe of T. & Spaulding a
daughter.
Chico, October II Wife of P NJ Guynn, son.
Lower Lake, October Wife Of James W. Brown
son.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Board of
Supervisors met yes erdaY morning. All the
members present. Polling places for the
coming election were established in the vart-
Gus voting precincts. The petition for the
establishment of new reclamation district
on Andrus Island was set fer hearing on
November h at 10 A. NJ.
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MALARlAL- DISEASES!
TO MY OLD PATRONS,

STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IF
u you are so unfortunate require them
With mind maturei and enriched by studies OF an
advanced order, can safely say that there is hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human Ills that can
not treat to SUGGEST Al issue.
LAOlES-I am always ready to assist you Ny
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. l am now able 70 treat YOU with the
certainty OF success. No peculiar 20 your dell.
cate organism is beyond my sure control.
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior TO am
offered heretofore, and viii be warranted TO have
desired effect in all cases
Those OF the public who need my services can de
pend upon gentlemanly, honorable and scientif
treatment at reasonable rates.
address particularly those who have boon In
jured by youthful indiscretiona, and thos,
have contracted local diseases
Persons afflicted can, If they prefer consult mo
by letter, detailing the symptoms of the disease or
trouble, and receive medicine by express with full
instructions. All letters must be directed TO j. III
JoSSELYN. N. D., 223 Suffer street, San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure Narrated in all cases, or no pay required
Consultations, personally by letter. gratis Send
fot book. Comfortable apartments for patients al
my Infrmary (when desiredl with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors c2S Suffer street. adioinin
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hgUrs-FrOm 8 A. n. to Pm
My Diploma hangs in my Office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and MARRIAGE
For sale by all newsdealers.
j. II. J8ssELEN, w. n.
jy7-3pIm
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WASHING T0N TERRITORY.

The Captain Acquitted.
SEATTLE, October 18Th. The trial of
Captain Allen. of the ship Harvester, to-day,
ended in his acquittal.
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FAscY GOODS for winter. new. bright and
fresh. at our usual low prices. Hale Bros. d
Co., Ninth and K streets.
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CROWDS of people are taking advantage of
the immspss stock Of goods now being sold at
the Il ed House.
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FIVE cases more Job lott of ladies' cameps
hair and mapped beaver hats. all calors, for
only 20 cents each, at Red House Millinery
Parlors.
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WAsrED.-Two smart. active boys at Hole
Bros. & Co., Ninth and Z.
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GREGeN.
The Senatorial C.,,...

SALEM. October 1ssh The ballot today
resulted: Mitchell 81, Shat.uck %. Fa;i;rg
20, Boise 2, Burnett l, Sherman 2, Dunbsr
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SILVER PLATEnwARE, sold for one.half Of lis
actual value, Sc Ackermsn's closing-out SALE
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MARRIED..

PERFECT TIMEKEEPEBs, only 81 40, at
Ackermau's, 629 J street.
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CHOICE Mountsiu Butter, in rolls and 6rkins
sold cheap. G. w. Chesley, 81 Front street.
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SEE our new advertisement in this issue.
Hale Bros. L Co., Ninth and K.
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FRESH yENIsoS at the Fulton Market,
Fifth and K streets. II. G. May & Co.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rH. abooRD-usres. !
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Shopping by Mail.

surprising as hos been the gr0scth en-
recent gears of the system OF shOpDi3aQ
0y mail, 1t IS get destined to u much
greater degree of usefulness. Scattered
ness in dress. and acith a horostgh
understanding of the v0lste and aCo1th
OF goods; and. get, eCho CHANGING to lice
confined IN their selection OF goods to
the small assortment and hjgIs prices of
the country dealers. I7aats, 1t IS stre to
happen IN the near future that o. due
fo.,, better and more fashionable goods,
actU cause sstch peOpte-ataJess they haze
Ghe0dy done soto transfer q large
Ra't Of their trade from the country to
me s. csty merci.a,sts. The important
tested the convenience and superiority
OF this system OF trade is-Vhere to
send? H0ring made the filling of
country Ordefs an important feature
in oar business, 0nd belieying that ace
possess Decided adUa,at0ges, aCe propose
to note briefly some of the points en- oar
business of special interest to Out-Of-
tOeC1a customers:
FIRST-Our Establishment is the largest
collection Of general merchandise on the
coast 1t is, therefore, reasonable to
believe that we stand first in low prices
and varied assortments.
SECOND-We keep everything needed to
clothe the human form, besides many
things of personal and household use
Anything which we do not keep, we
will get as an accommodation
THIRD-Our location in Central California
places us in quick, easy and direct con-
nectlon with nearly every part Of the
coast. 1t is almost invariably saving
in time and forwarding charges to send
to us.
FOURTH-We send a Catalogue of 1913
pages, and with over 800 illustrations,
free on application 1t gives the most
explicit information about all our goods
We also send free samples of Domestics,
Dress Goods, Laces, ETC., marked with
the price per yard, and the exact width
ofthe goods. Thus, not village store,
but great city warehouse is brought to
the very door of the remotest country
home
F1FTH-Out-of-town customers get the
same goods and same prices that they
would if they stood at our counters.
Their orders are filled by the head sales
man IN each Department, thus insuring
the best our stock contains We are
always ready to give such information
or suggestions our experience and
facilities enables us to do in regard to
present fashions, colors, etc.
SIXTH-Any goods not as ordered may be
returned at our expense.
SEVENTH-The cost of sending goods to
and fro hardly figures in the handsome
saving usually made. Transportation
charges are considerably less than
formerly.
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Cc<TAE. GLASS WATER PITCHERS, only 40
aaAkscents each, at Ackermsn's, 629 street |;
sold for double the prics elsewhere.
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NEIsoE butte county,, October 1Sth.-A
man named Joe Hart, while moving sesd-
Cleaner on Besvis' place last night fell from
sne engine and was run ever and killed. He
was intoxicated.
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DIED.

Fairfield, October 1I-George Kagee 6s Years Q
months and DAYS
San Diego, September IS -Nelson H. Clds, 50 years
Butte County lnfrrlary, September -Chas Smith,
IS years.
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LoseroS will open his Peoples Market
on Saturday. Look out for his card Sstur-
day morning,
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READ Hale's new advertisement.
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Damage bv PIre.
Accidentally KILLED.

MARYsvILLE, October 1S.h.-A lamp ex-
plosion last night set FIRE to the houee of ID,
j. Cooney, of this city. The damage was
about S4O0; insured
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PICKED pigs feet, Sleeps tongues ard
smoked beef tongues, at FELTON, Market. Fifth
and X. II. g. May & Co.
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The Los Angeles Fair.

Los ANGLES. October 18Th. agricultural
Park was crowded to-day. The attendance
was much larger than yesterday. The first
event was trotting race. The entries were
Bullet, Charley d. and Prentice Boy. Bullet
sold big fayorite in the pools, which were
heavy. Five beats were trottej, Bullet TAX
ing the first and second, and Charley d. the
next three aud the race. The best time made
WAS 2:33 A half.mile and repeat running
race followed. and wss won by OTTO K. The
second running race was q mile and reps6t,
aud was won by Wild Jdler. No tiae
worthy of mention was made in either of the
runnir races.
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To CHICAGO AND EAsT.-A selscs party
now organizing, going third class, leaving San
Francisco Tuesday 9th. Sacramento. We'd
pesday morning, 18th, via Ogdep, Omaha,
Chicago and Northwestern Railway. For
further information write to J. NJ. Davies,
No. 2 New Montgomery street, San Fran.
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Young Hunter Wounded.

MERGED, October 1Sth.-Henry, the 16-
year old son OF w. j. Reynolds, who lives at
the Eegle Colony, near MERGED, while hunt
ing on horseback last Monday, was acct.
dentally shot in the lett arm by the explosion
of a shotgun which he held in his right hand.
The wcuad is dangerous, but not necessarily
fatal
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Toe ladies of st. Paul's Church met vester.
day afternoon at their rooms, on Eighth
street, between L and J, and organizal a
society to be known as the Guild of st.
Thekla." The following named were elected
officers Miss Kittie Van VOORHEES,, Presi-
dent; Miss Carrie Stevenson, Vice Presi-
dent; Miss frankie Spaulding, Secretary,
and Miss Lille Wilcox, Treasurer.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-09
Kahnlui Notes.

The barl;entinc Emma August;
sailed on the lth inst. for Port
Townsend, to return with q cargo OF
lumber for Capt. Hebron.
The schooner Anna, Capt. Nc
Culloch, sailed on the 9th inst. for
San Francisco with 5,394 bags of
sugar, weighing 7ZG,G35 lbs, valued
at SAC 540 ll-l00; and the following
passengers: II. p. Baldwin and fam
lily, Rev. L. B. Rouse and wife, Miss
Mary Rouse, Miss Mary Alexander,
and G. II. Dickey.
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3,COU packages of sugar came to
hand by the Iwalani this morning.
The steamer Australia got away at
4 80 last evening. She took 9I93
pkGs sugar, 1887 bags rice, 1900
lunches bananas, and % pkgs of
sundrics.
The schr Cassie Hayward which
arrived on the 7th inst, 1Sl days
from Humboldt, brought q cargo of
redwood lumber to Messrs Allen &
Robinson.
The mail by the Australia yestcr-
day, dispatched hy the POST Office,
comprised over 5000 letters besides
newspapers, etc,
The large number of passengers
from the Colonies by the mail steam
er gave the city lively appearance
yesterday, rs they strolled about
inspecting things generally. Some
visited the Pail, some the Park, and
they were to be met with in groups
all over tho Government House.
Many had II look in ut the Loan
Exhibition.
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HiIo Wotas.

The hustle in Our harbor for the
last few Gays, is past. Cur island
steamer, the w. II. Rcod, has dis
charged, and is now lying at anchor
in our bay.
The schooner Emma Claudina, of
sSan Francisco, has left us for Papai-
Sou, to take on board sugar from
Messrs. Hitchcock & Co. From there
she will return to Hilo, to finish
loading for San Francisco.
Our quiet town is just Incoming a
hedlam, caused by the beer that is
vcn,icd by the scores of beer-shops
in our midst. a great majority OF
olr natiye men and women spend
their hard earned money for beer,
it exciting them almost equal to
whisky. There are no less than II
beer shops il Ililo, and l have just
learned that they are strung all along
the road IN IIilo district. Here is 4
ch,mce for your solons TO display
their patriotism to save the people,
would not dare suggest the remedy
TO them. It requires immediate at
tcution TO save the evil that will
otherwise follow.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-09
GliIjp Ita''n.. 3l5ulIeii'l,
ru.%s.;AI. MAl 9, 1882.
&ulH.IOIES E'oH OCEAN
S'SNAE;,ERS,

rha Minister of Finance In his
Report 90 the Assembly states that
tac p.M.SS. Company has been
pnil tho subsidy of $1,000 per month
granted !'y the Inst Legislature, and
recommends that a similar grant be
made al The present Session to 'cn-
ahle the Government to give aid to
such steam lines as may be for the
best interests of the country" We
rlay infer that the idea is for the
Legislature to appromiatc Il lump
sum, and have il TO the Cabinet to
decide rs to what line shall be sub
siIizcd, if any, One Thousand dol
lars pcv month fer carrying our for
eign mails is a pretty high price
and that is about all that the p. NJ.
Go. have done, seeing that in addi:
ton TO the SO charged for u pas
sage III San Francisco by their
steamers, the Honolulu passenger
ilas to beg for the privilege OF pay
ing M additional sum of 500 OF
upwards for Il place to sleep in.
What the country needs now, and
could afford to pay u fair subsidy
for, is an independent line of we'll
appointed steamers between Homo
lulu and San Francisco.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-09

The first Grand Loan Exhibition
ever undertaken in Honolulu, was
formally opened last evening, and
we feel justified in pronouncing it,
at the outset, grand success. The
only ceremony mt the opening was
an address by the Chairman of the
Library Association Committee, S.
B, Dole, Esq, who in few we'll
chosen words thanked His Majesty
the King and the ladies' and gentle
men who had contributed SO gencr-
ously of their household treasures of
art and nature, and congratulated
the community upon the opportunity
afforded of examining so rare and
varied Il collection of interesting OBJ
jccts. And we may add, the com
muEity are greatly indebted for the
treat thus afforded to the untirina
industry, taste and skill in arrange
ment of those who have had the Exhi-
bition IN hand. Whoever fails to
pay at least one visit to this Exhi-
hition, will have reason to regret it.
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Honolulu DraYman's

Honolulu Drayman's
77I|llIall!l
Protective Union.
Prices Of Carriage:
NN and AFTER the lst of MAY,
" 1882, the following prices will
be charged on all 4
Sugar, Rice, Iron,
Coal loose OF baggeD,
Machinery, and
General Merchandise.
CARTAGE--On all sugar and rice,,
25 cts per ton Of 2000 lbs, within
the following boundaries:
Pakaka warehouse,
Steamer she'd and the City Front, ON
line of the above named, ware
house..
Also from Brewers wharf to the
Fishmarkct wharves..
From Esitianade to the Queen street
wharves,
374 cts per ton.
All sugar and rice to be delivered on
the wharf and not on the vessels
rail, as formerly. If delivered
on the vessels raik 3z3
cts per ton.
Coal, baggcd, 81 l-2 ctsper ton, 2249 lbs
loose, 50 cts; or any part thereof.
Lots of coal over 80 tons, 40;nts Il ton
Carting and piling coal, per agreement
Bricks 81 per 1000
pressed, 81 30. per 1000,
Lime or Cement "a l-2 cts II load;
Merchandise to bond 81 1-2' single load
from bond SO cts
" to the island steamers. and sclrs,.
30 cts single load
Molasses 81 l-2 cts single load
General merchandise, exclusive of the,
above clause, 81 IL cts load or ton
Including the following boundaries.
-Beretaaia, Alakea and Maunakea
streets and City Front,
Iron and machinery so cts load or ton
Extra heavy machinery and. safes as peE.
agreement.
Lumber 80 cts per 1000
Posts 1-2 cent each
Shingles 80 cts per 10000
Rubbish and dirt so cts single load
Boats IS cts each
Black sand per special agreement
White sand 2.50 single load
Wood 80 cts cord
Furniture rs per agreement.
From the City Front to any of the.
following places:
kukui street, t'.................0 .0.50 load,
School st. bet. Emma IL Bridge 0.75 "
| Walp1ula. ..l.OO
Ice works. ..........-.. $50 "
Leleo and School sts...........l.O0 4"
Punul .............2.00 :"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-09

Single Admission. so so
Season Tickets. ............. 2 90
Children. n..............H Half price
Tickets for sale at the stores of j. w.
Robertson g. Co, and II. G. Thrum,
and at Hollister & Co.'S drug store.
S. B. DOLE, Chairman,
II. f. Poor, Secretary,
50 "A. j. CARTwRIGHr, Treasurer.