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EEp' ELY'S CREAM BALM REDUCES INFLAM-
49, nation. Sores in the nasal passages are healed
III few days. Catarrhal headache is dssipaed Senses
of SMELL taste and hearing restored Price so cents
Apply into nostrils with little finger.
CATARRH.-For fifteen years have been greatly en-
noyed with this disgusting disease which caused
pain in my head, continual dropping my throat
and upleasant breath. My sense Of smell was much
impaired. By thorough use for six months of ELYs
CREAM BALM have tircly overcome these troubles.
J. b. CASE St. Denis Hotel
Broadway and 11th street. New York.
FLI'S CREAM BALM. for Catarrh, Cold in Head
&C., gives better satisfaction than any ether prepsra
ton b. ARMSTRONG; DRUGGIST
W;.kesbarre, Pa.
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BOUNDARIES middle Of 7th street west to mid
die of 18th street west from middle north to
middle IF Il street south.
Yourself and friends representing charitable organ
zatons CT interested in charitable work ted
to attend the annual meeting OF the FIFTH SUBDI-
VISION OF ASSOCIATED CHARITIES. on TUES
DAY EVENING, October II, at o'clock. at the office
OF this Society, $50 street northwest (between Mitch
ellis and Mezerotts.l A president secretary treas
urtr board nine directors and si4ty-slx friendly
elected and the Of the treasurer and secretary
Will be presented. The office and wonlan's rh
rooms are entirely unfurnished and the poor women
who for work obliged to stand while waiting
for Instructions Chairs, tables, window shades,
another sewing machine and stove greatly needed
Please keep This notice in sight.
JAMES GIGFiIIAN, President
GEO: W. ADAMS. Prest. Board Directors.
SARA A. SPENCER, Secretary.
MRS. J. f. GILFILIAN. Treasurer
1t S. w. WOODWARD Auditor.
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District Government Affairs

IL
DlsIHct commissioner west was at his Office in
the Columbia building this morning, much I'M
proved in health, although looking somewhat
feeble yet.
The health officer addressed another lette, to-
day 70 the Commissioners about the water stand
Ing at the mouth or an alley on Missouri avenue,
between Sd and Az streets.
A delegation OF property holders residing on 81
street southwest, waitel upon the District Com d.
miSsfoaers this morning ID urge the Improvement
OF that street from L to street They ask for In
creased sewer facilities; also grading and paving.
FIREMEN AT THE HEATERS.
The order OF tn, Commissioners, issued Satur-
each day of entertainment at the National and
F0rd'S theaterS goes into effect this evening. A
detail VIII hereafter be made OF one fireman to
each theater every day until further orders.
LIQU0E LICENSES.
Applications for bar licenses were filed to-day
by the following persons: g. A. Bartholne, a.
David. Michael Dorsch. Chas. Disner. Geo. Egloff
Jacobson. Michael, King. E. Loeflier. d. p. Leane,
g. Prem. Joan Quinn, j. j. Rupli q Son, Anne Rud-
hart, A. II. Schmidt Margaret Schultz, Henry
Senge, VIM. Scherger, Sarah Schafer, f. Tenney
& Co, p. White. L. Woodbury., EFT Woody. The
application OF 4. Wiilige for a bar license at
2sOO Pennsylvania avenue northwest from Novenl-
ber next has been disapproved by the Ecen ,e
board.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle:-WH. T. Particle,
erect two brick dwellings, 18th. between S and L
streets northwest; S5000 j. G. Buchanan, erect a
dwelling, 9th, between n and streets southwest:
$500. w. w. Danenhower, repair brick, I226 r
street northwest: s}Gl Patrick Hurlihy repair
brick, New Jersey avenue, between Massachusetts
avenue and G street northwest: $780, A. @. de
Yturbide. repair brick, 9Th, between b and &
northeast; $3.50
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r-Ey' THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS
S-S of the FirIt Subdivision Of Associated Chart
will take place To- O-MORRROW AT ERNOON, at 80
M. at.Aged Wcmtns Home, High street. fuil at
nd ince of all subscribers is requested 1t.
r ~ SEVENTH SUBDIVISION ASSOCIATED
ES Charities. Annual meetn,- for the e'ection Of
officers viii lie Geld in the metropolitan church psr.r,
TUESDAY, October 17th. at ociock.p. Business
OF Importance. NJ. E. ROWE,
ol6-2t Secretary.
~ T. O. o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF MAGENENU
- Encampnent No. 4, respectfully notified 70
attend the funeral of late patriarch, RICHARD
OwENs. on Wednesday afternoon, AT 3 O'clock from
bis lat residence 3l7 VI street southeast. Members OF
sist E1campments invited to join with Gs.
A srecial meeting will be held on Tuesday evening"
at Z oclock.
GEORGE R. COOK, Chief Pat arch.
WM. p. ALLAN, Scriba. ol6-2t-
r - ASSOCIATED CHI RITES
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FIFTH SUB
DIVISION.
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NAVAL ORDERS.-Lieut. Wm A. Moore has been
detached from duty at the naval academy and
granted six months leave of absence. Mllship-
man Augustus n Mayer, from the receiving ship
Wabash, and ordered to the Wabash On the 25tn
inst. Leave OF absence for three months has been
granted Passed Assistant Engineer Ralph Austin.
Passed Assistant Surgeon John S Bagg has ten
dered his resignation, to take effect June l, 1888
He has been detached from the New York navy
yard Nov. 1st, and granted leave OF absence till
June /, 1853.
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AkABI AND 1HE NhSSACRks AT NENANDRTA.
CAIRO Oct. l6-lti believed I'm official circles
that proof OF Arabs p Sha completely in the June
maSsacreS at Alexandra VIII not be obtainable
ArabiS counsel intends TO demand Information In
regard 60 the whereabouts OF Nlnet the Swiss
who cen prove tina; many BedOuins were shot by
Arabis orders for lootiny
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of liquor proportional 10 every man. woman and
child IN the kingdom, AMI the figures were ap-
palling. He pledged his wealth and influence
towards prohibition.
:. B.. Dole stated that the actions of the past
Legislatures seemed 10 imply that the la~ ON
prohibition had become a dead letter. II ms
now become 50 that any native that desires can
obtain liquor. Planters have expressed their
opinions regarding the matter, and are strong III
their desire for the passage Of prohibltory laws
After music by Prof. Berger's band, Ey- J. -
Alexander favored the audience with some start
ling facts regarding the open manner n which
the sale Of liquor Wa carried on IN the other Is
lands, instancing from his own knowledge o! -
places in Wailulu alone. where liquor could 10
obtained. Other matters related by the R"v.
gentlemen show a demoraliZing state Of affairs
on the other islands, and must have sounded IN
pleasantly to His Honor the Chief justice. Who
has partial control OF the Police Department.
Hon. IN. Kalua, Representative from Lansina,
was invited from the audience 10 aldr@ss the
HawaIians and he did so in a favorable manner,
and as he acknowledged having hal experience
on the subject his remarks were listened 10 Il
tentively and loudly applauded. He pledged
himself As IN favor Of prohibition now that the
only fear he had. Of breaking some treaty, vas
removed.
Reverend =. E. Bishop was the last speaker
and after a vote being taken rirI Upcs. result NJ
in favor Of prohibition by q loud minority. go
audience dispersed.
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P. N. 5. S Cas- Time Table for 1ss2
FOR sUnzET A A-rrr.n
uE o. uur
M III

FoE SAN -FERScrsco.
o. on ABOUT

EAAbil. MI 9TH 1572.
past has been ProIthe with bushes. In com.
$3.50 S4rlis4' tho extraordinary large receipt. OF sug,r
t'0" the Plantations engaging ageat. time and attention
= close manner % receive AMI store preparatory Il,
shipment The lack % freighting arr1nu5d,tioB. =,
'ns port : 4 serious drawback % Commerce and il =,
powerful argumeat In favor % tn establishments Of linz
o. steamers which would enhance tine opportnn.tte. -
seated to our merchants % Forwarding goods =, a..
United states The past week would have been a notable.
lone IN the history Of the commercial importance Of tbi.
Po'th the large amounts OF our staple products hal had
a channel open for their rapid dispatch T. our nearest
market.
sUGAk-since Last writing the amount ~ s,y.r p.
eve . been simply enormous aud amounts 10 over
S's'O-S'O lbs "a PaEsrat We may mention FOR the
dement, OF our traducers abroad that we have not had
curing the int-rin one single foreign arrival The ship
men@ amount 10 1883 lbs forwarded b. the ONLY avail
able bottom IN port. the Tia sshnauer.
RICE-rhis art+@le t. also stored At present In I,rge
Quantities. and there - little doubt but that the l,rgs
stock on hand wall induce boilers TO ship readily nv arst
favorable opportunity.
The imports Tor the week have been nal AMI tb. az
ports amount b sIzs45s a. aud include the eargoe.
tA<en oy the Discovery aad Ida Schnau-r to san Francisco.
The R.MS-S. Australia l. due from the Col.ta-s OH, The
sh Inst Her record for speed suggests an arrival. II not
before. at least on time. AMI foreign corresDgudeues
should be In an advanced state. The lax Of advfe.s
from the Coast. NO arrivals happening since the the 18th
utf places cur merchants In q rather awkward positsop
and they viii undoubtedly hail with delight more i'm
proved facilities q communication The name Of the
next arrival from the Coast L. a matter Of conjecture a
whole aeet being now due from the Coast aud two from
the Atlantic.
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The Loan Exhibition.

The ladies and gentlemen who have been so in
defatigably 81 work about the Loan Exhibition in
aid of the funds OF the Honolulu Library and
Reading Room Association are nearing the end of
their labOrs, and we hope for an ungrGdginp reward
VI the hands % the public. We trust tilat in This
respect they viii not be disappointed. They moi
with ready and liberal assistance from those n
whom they applied for the loan Of articles for ok.
.hibit, and it Is the turn now Of the general public
to be ready and liberal with their support. Every
one will receive an ample return for the small fee
tering the exhibition. We believe indeed thai vary
few people have any just idea Of the treat that is in
store for them in this Exhibition.
The arrangements Of the committee for the en-
tertainment and comfort Of those who visit ,be
Exhibition have been tiOughtfullv made Wbat
with the very large number Of articles that have
been gathered togcthcr-cach worthy Of attention
for its own sakc-aud the varied musical apd ell
hibtion during the week: the place Will he found
so attractive that we have no doubt that daily yisits
will become the fashion.
There Is TO be a grand opening ceremony and en-
tertainment on Monday evening. when Tl,ei-
Majesties the King and Quecn VIII be present An
the rank and fashion Of the CITY viii be There A
band, under the direction of the eycr-obliging Pro
fessOr Berger, VIII be present TO enlivcn the Dro-
'ceedings. Refreshments Of the choicest sort win
be found at hand. and there in abundance. These
however, are but the furnishings Of the real feast.
The works of art, the gems. the curious and
costly fabrics, the collections Of Natures most
interesting and beautiful productions. the old
coins, the specimens of the quaint WorEmansbin az
Asiatic peoples, the relics Of ancient Hawaiian
times, the innunerable objects Of interest that
come under the general name Of " curios." will be
found abundantly attractive. Add to all this the
picturesque q" tout ensemble Of the exhibition
the music. the lights, the crowd. tine ladies with
and the delighted faces % both sexes animated by
blended curiosity and astonishnent, and we surely
have something that viii make the opening of the
Loan Exhibition in Honolulu a long-remembered
fete.
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PoRr OF aoMoL0AU. ID. :
ARRIVALS

tAHNWAaE
April W-schr Luks. PuaahiWa. from EeIwaeIf. Hawaii
with 1900 Pkgs sugar
~-Schr Jenny Walker, hapOlina, from Hapuu,
with 2Df5 pkgs sugar
90-Schr Rob Roy. TOwuseud. from Mglgkat. with
IJpkgs sugar
So-sehr kauikeaouIi. sam. from Honokaa. with
200 pkgs sugar
9C-Schr HaleakaI1, Crane from Kaupakua- with
1888 pkga sugnr
5o-stmr KilaGea HOu, Sian. from KaIuIui, Maui.
with z,iP5 pkgs sugar
S0-sehr WaiIaalu. ktlia. from EeOkea. Hawaii.
with loo pkgs sugar AMI 45 do m0Iasses
J0-Stmr Likeike, King. from Maui aud Hawaii.
with 1O1a pkgs auzar. and - pkgs mdse
30-sehr, waioh, KIM. from PaauhIu. HAWAII. with
BIO pkgs sugar
SO-sehr GenI ssissI. Momoas, from waiahia.
with I5T pkRs SUGAR
May 2-sehr Mile Morris. smith. from Lanai. with 100
sheep. 200 watermelOns-
2-schr Lenhtf ktla,. from EOhalaleie. HEwnii. with
2-sehr Ka MOI, swinton. from Laupahochoe.
5-sehr Eshuna, KaIuhikai, Naiiko, Maui, with
1900 pkgs sugar
@5chr Catarina, kahHlau, HanaIei, Kauai, With
300 pkss sugar, 600 Pkgs paddy
Hstnr james Makee. AcD0nald, from Kauai
%Sehr MaIol0. Goodman, from HakaIau. Hawaii.
with 2ll0 bgs sugar. hides
f-schr Marion. kalua, from kukuihaele, HSgaii
f-Schr Kaala, Ahuihala, from Heeia
r4-Schr Nettie Merrill, Haasensen, from LAhaina,
-sehr Wnisis. Ksiahai. fro@ Mako. Maui. with
4-sehr Mary POSTER, Kalalknwaha, from nakaIau.
Hawaii. with "a pkQs sugar
4-5ehr Liholiho, PaahaO. from Hakalau, Hawaii,
with $500 pkgs sugar
-Schr Eagluohi. MalatEi. from Hanaiei, Kauai.
with fDJ pkgs sugar. l5J pkgs rice
5stmr Mokolii, MeGreg0r, from RoOlAu. I'D bss
sugar, IIIG pkgs rce
Esehr wsiehU, KGIonana, from Houomu, Hawaii.
with 500 pkgs sugar
5-5chr Prince, Uwta, from Hakalau. Hawaii with
100 pkgs sugar
-5tnr Lshua, LOrzzuscn5 from Maui and MO!OkHi
EOREIGS-
s-Br ok Emerald. Lord. from Port Townsend
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keeping up this stream of suitable
population, l despatched in December
last my Minister of Interior His EX-
cellency II. A. p. Carter to Lisbon, to
endeavor to remove those difficulties
and with full Powers TO make a Treaty
with His Majesty the King of Portugal.
| have every reason TO believe that his
efforts Will be successful.
Such a system of immigration, and
numerous public improvements, i'm
peratively called for in this progressive
stage of our history, viii require a con-
siderable outlay during the next bien-
NAL period, and my Minister of Finance
will ask you to pass measures authoriz-
ing a specific Loan for immigration and
for each great public improvement as
it may be approved by the Legisla-
ture.
MOBILES AND REPRESENTATIVES:
Thankful to the Almighty for the
blessings which this Nation has enjoyed
in the past, [ trust that your delibera-
lions may result III an increase of hap
piness and a continuance of prosperity
throughout the Kingdom.
We do now declare the Legislature
of the Kingdom opened.
His Majesty and the Court then retired.
The House was then called To order. and the
Hon. G. r. Bishop elected President pro
tenn. An immediate Adjournment was
made.
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FOREIGN VESSELS IL Pc ST.
Missionary Big Morning star. Bray
Br sh Fiona. Rhodes


V~.-rI- Expected from FSrsi=" Ter"
RI Edward May. Liverpool. due . W MaefArlane x q"
IN F,fruess Abbey. Boston. due 70 Brewer = Co
n ID NJ 5 Trifnph, chile, dbtu
An quuboar IruQuois. SF---dhtI
a. striIn- New York. overdue. Castle = Cooke
n AdoIph, Bremen June. IA Hackfeld 20
m Paradox. Bremen. June, "A Hackfeid so
ar bk Priscilla, Newcastle. y > W.Nay. NiideF ="
Am whlx bk Europa. cruise, doubtful
az EnlakMun. Saa Francisco, due 5sharieF ="
BFtne Eureka. san Francisco, due
pk Cafbarlan. San Francisco, due castle y N''Ae r
10 " u Irwin. san Era1cisco, due
Bkrn~J A FaIkiuberg. san FraEctseUs Que
Brfg " IA Meyer. san francisco. dEe
al kaIe. Brentcu. Jaly. II Hackfeld 20
sfmr Monarch. Liverpool, via Azorez. June
schr Julia. south seas. May Is, = Cooke
p "A ) : Australia. Colonies. May eth. Hackisld y q"
Az Josepha. Cardiff. July. Hackfcld Co
Bk Oberon, Liverpool. August. T II Davies
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SECOND DAY.
MONDAY. NAY |.

MONDAY, MAY l..
The House n,t nj 10 am, and, on motion,
Hon. c. R. Bishop took the chair. After the
minutes of thr first DAYS proceedings had been
read, and accepted. and the credentials of mem
bers examined, the new members of the House
of Mobiles and the Representatives were duly
sworn by His Honor the Chief Justice.
The House then proceeded to elect its officers,
with the following result
President-Hon GODFREY HHoDEs.
Decentralization. L. AHoLo.
Secretary-E. A. PIERCE,
Unexpectedly l.. WILCOX.
Translator-H. L. SHELDON.
SergeaEt-at-Arms-A. n. TRIP.
Ch~aplain-Rey. NJ. KUAEA.
Or taking the chair, the Hon. Mr.. Rhodes
made the following remarks -" Mobiles and Re
representatives., fellow members of the Assembly
If l should say | am much pleased with this
mark of your confidence 1 would inadequately
express the sentiments / feel. l am deeply
moved by this mark of honor which you have
Just bestowed on me. True, l have on four
different occasions-twice as Vice-President and
twice as Prestdent-had the honor of presiding
over the deliberations of the Assembly. This
honor you have again conferred on me in pre-
ference to other gentlemen, who, to say the the
least, are abundantly gifted with all the quail
~ications necessary for the fulfilment of the duties
of the Office. Ii 1 am as successful in executing
the trust as the Honorable Noble who, during
the last session of the Assembly so worthily
filled the Presidential chair, 1 shall esteem my
self particularly fortunate, and, with this view,
| assure you | shall make every effort to hold,
impartially, the judicial scales between all par
ties. Having said thus much, md asking Gods
blessing, l place the fullest reliance ON your CO.
operation with me-"
Hons. II. a. Widemann, J. Kaae, w. NJ. Glib
son, G.. w. Pilipo, and j. l.. Kaulukou were ap-
pointed a IN to prepare a reply to His
Majesty's address. The House then adjourned
On motion of Hon. J. o. Dominis, a bill re-
lating to an ''Act for the holding of an election
. for u Representative for the district of Kahaku-
Ion, Kaanapali, Maui, was, under suspen-
sion of the rules, read for the first time, and on
motion of Representative J. w. Kalua, read the
second time. At 1880 the House resolved itself
into u Committee of the Whole, Hon. J. Nawehi
in the chair, and proceeded to the discussion OF
the bill. After an hours debate, Hon. J.
Nawahi reported it back to the House, and
recommended that the bill be passed to engross-
ment, to which the House concurred.
On motion of Hon. S. K. Kaai, the third
reading of the bill was set for to-day.
At l;35 the House adjourned. till 10 O'Clock
this morning.
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DEPARTURES.

ANIL a9-Sehr Haunani, Tor NnwiItwti
NAV I-Stmr IWaIani. Bates. Tor Maui and Hawaii
I-Sfmr a. r Bishop. Berry, Tor hauai
I-smr LeEua. Torenzeu. Tor MotJklt and M.ut
-stmr Mokoui, McIregor, fer EOOlau
2-st1ar Lfkslike. King. Tor Maui aud Hawaii
a-stur KiIauea HOu, sears. for Eahului. Maui
2-schr UfIama. Eamai, for H0nOtgu- Hawaii
a-srhr GenI siegel. N1m0ua. for Watalua, Oahu
4-schr KaufkeaOuI, Mana, for HuuJkna, Hawaii
2-Schr Pohofki. EamaIi,f fer P1hOikt- Hawaii
1-srhr WaioIf, KIM. for Paauhau. Hawaii
1-sehr Rob Roy. Townsend. for y0lOkat
a-sehr Wafmaiu. EiIfa. for Ecokea- Hawaii
Esehr Jenny walker. kHpOleua- for Hapuu. hhw
8--rhr Luka, PuAahiwa. Tor Heawach, Hawaii -.
a-stmr James Mnxee. Mcdonald for NawiiWui
4-grhr Catnrfua, EahaIau, for 4aualei, Kauai
f-sehr Taala. Ahuihala. for Waiauarf Oahu
-Schr kaIuna. EaIuhtkai. for Mako Maui
r-schr Leah. KtIa. Tor KOhalaleie, Hawaii
s-schr HaleakaIa. Crane. for Pcpcekeos Hawai-
5-schr Nettie Merrill. nanseusenr for Lahaina
FoEEIGS-
Aprf a9-An bk "A W AImy. Freeman. for san Lraneiseo
g1-Nm bk Discovery. Pcrrtman. for san francisco
ao-Am bk Amelia, NewLall. for Port Biakely
NJ 80, schr lila schuauer. spencer. for
s-am schr IDA Schnaudsr. spencer for ; r
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Bk Ceylon. R0yan. France. due.
Bk Edward May. Liverpool. April. Or " MacfarIane X %
Bk Furness Abbey, Boston. April. to Brewer 4 g.
II b NJ s Triumph, Chile. dbtn
Am gunboat IrDquOis. , F---dbtn
Blk Stella. New York. April. Castle 4 Cooke
Blk Adolph. Bremen June. II Hackfeld h CO
Bk Paradox. Bremen. June. II Hackfeld & 90
Br an Fiona. Newcastle. NSW. due. CIV Macfarlaue 4 Co
Br biz Priscilla, Newcastle ) W. May, Wilder K CO
Am whlg bk Europa. cruise. doubtful
Am whlg blk Hunter. cruise
Am Whlg bk Josephine, cruis.
Ana whlg bk Susan. cruise
Am whlg bk Sea Ranger. cruise
Am whlg bk StAmbOul. cruise
Tern Emma laudina. San Francisco 10 HfIo- AprfI
Bk kalAkaua- san Francisco, April. Schaefer 4 O.
Bktne Eureka. San Frau.f.co. ApEI
Bk Catbarfau. San FrancfscO. APRIL. Castle A Coke
B. " q Irwin. San Frnusfsco. April
BktnsJ A FhIdnberg. San Francisco. Apru
Brig " II Meyer. san Francisco. April
Bk kEIe, Bremen. July. n HackfeId 60
stmr Monarch. Liverpool, via Azores. June
schr julia, south Seas. Msy, A + Cooke
p % ; ) Australia, Colonies. May sth. HackfeId L Co
Blk JOssphr. Cardiff. July. Hackfeld & co
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MARINE NorEs

The Am schooner Anna. NcCallOrh. arrived At Kahu-
b.F on a. Asfh APRIL. making the passage from san
Francisco. In n days, and the rolnd trap IA thiry-hNe
days.
Tn. thr-e-mast-d schr Emma tlauiin1 arrived ~ dlo
on THURSDAY last. ~ days frpl san FFanetse'- Lhe
steamer " n Reed has also arrived
The bgtne J ID Spreckeis, arrived at san francisco on
April Iith. "a days from hanulut-
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VI RAGE

sFENCEE-EOsLrLU.-Tn t4.- CITY s. tts nth rf,
- h- t+ faTk"r, It tu~ residence II SIR. II. H.
F-'FE@cEE q Li-- HAITIE a. HooLuLu-
FETEEsOS-IOPpEs-A Al IN. resiJsBce az The bril-.
= Anpl-r. Es4. uI the fh iazE. by ,. A. Crl-
pc assisted by Rev. = G. Damon. DID. SIR. +.
Ellis FErEEs1S aai AIsz M,sr ! HgPFEE. b.-tb -
Honolulu "N %
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pANskNGERS

m Maui and Hawaii. per Ltkriike, April J0-CulN q
keIs. Col q " Macfarhane. Gov Halliday. Hon } z
uon J " Nawahi. Hon l. Ah1lo. n A Niddemau.
&c q williams. X Bailey. r Macfarlaue.
"A Eo GERS, J Like, q u Wells, r Low. A =
ZIP y Makee, J Anderson. } e fOr-
nat1z . It A NIhakio. ; kahr1hala-
zee. Miss a. y Make. Mr- h
n-aorx<. = Euo= and wife. a. p stack
Q q wife.
19-Sehr 49, I3O-M Louizs1u.
19-Schr NettfsG Mrs Barns.
19-Schr MaIOIo. fCsorN< = Wilson.
l9-Schr EekAuluohf. NO.
I9-Sehr Luka, for KsewSsSN
FOEEIGS.
Apri 16-Br bk Earl DalhOusie, Jarvis. foT>-
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