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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-04
FROM DAMARISCOrTA.
The Twenty.sevenih Annual Cattle Show
and FAIR.

DAaARIsCoTTA, Oct 3.
The twenty seventh annual fair of tn.
Lincoln county agricultural and horticulture,
thursday. The entries tonight indicate =
inc show in nearly every department Tn,
stock exhibit will probably be about doubl.
the average. The attendance promises to b,
very large.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-04

NTANTEr.-A girl TO do general houseyorl
w Apply 10 FRANK l.. PARrEIrGr. a, Pa,
tridges' Drug Store, Augusta, Me. septs3.ttf
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-Chicaso Produce Market.

FlOUR-weak- GA,
WHEAT - higher: No. Chicago Spring. ISL
cash Oct 81; Nov. ei1 aso>i.
CORN higher Al 81 a0i cash pto' Oh W.
Oats higher al 3 cash; Oct. sii; Nov. 81
SyF-s'eadv- S.
BARLEY-lowef 81.
2l IS for Nov.
RULK MEAT shoulders, 10 p: Short rim. - 80;
Short clear, IA S5
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Pennington, N. H.-Loss $1,000.
FARxISsroy. M Oc, .
A Railroad Depot Burned.
BRIDGEPORT, CT.

BRIDGEPORT, CT, Oct 8.
The passenger depot and freight house of
the New York & New Haven railroad at Fair.
field, Ct, was burned at o'clock this morn.
ing. Considerable freight was DESTROYED.
The fire started in the roof from sparks of a
passing train. As near as can be ascertained
the los. on the depot will not exceed $4,000.
Insured
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Oxford County Fair.

NORWAY, Oct J.
The Oxford County Agricultural Society
opened their annual exhibition today on their
grounds between Norway and South Paris
The four year old race was won by Norway
Knox. and the three year Old by Clearance.
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Star Of the East Damaged.

BosroS. Oct 8.
The Steamer Star of the East, Collin. line.
from Bath. Me-, in efecting q landing n,
Fort Popham Monday night, had her bow
stove and the wood work above deck for some
ifteen feet carried away. The damage wa.
all above water. She will repair and proceed
on the regular "trip tonight.
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A Maine Vessel Damaged.

NEW ] DIRK. OCT J.
Ship Harvey Mills, reported disabled by
collision, and having put out of Queenstown,
where she was run ashore in storm Monday.
She is owned by Harvey Mills of Thomaston,
Me-, is 2ls7 tons burden, and commanded by
w. p. Mills of Thomaston. The vessel is
worth $4,000 and cargo $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-04

The unpleasant appearance of even the
am,aoie and Intelligent face, when covered
with surface irrirations as from letter, pim-
pies, or eczrma.can be dissolved naturally bv
DIR. senson's Skin Cure, an excellent toilet
dresaing. 1t cures dsndruf Of the .-alp.
oct$t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-04

The miserable looks and feelings of those
confined at desks or work tables, are caused
by weak Stomach Kidneys or Bowels.
Parker's Ginger Tonic without intoxicating
has such beneticient action on these organs
and so cleanses the poisonous matters from
the system, that rosy cheeks and good health
are soon brought back again.--E1p, ess.
sept6te od&w Imp
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Yellow Fever Reports.

PENSACOLA, Oct 3.
Fifty-five new cases and five deaths today,
BROWNSVILLE, Oct 3.
Three new cases of fever were reported to-
day, but no deaths. One new case is report
ed at Fort Brown.
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Arrival of a " halter.

NEW BEDFORD. Oct 3.
Bark George and Mary arrived from Hud-
.on's Bay, Aug 3uth. with 200 barrels of oil
md 1000 pounds of hone. She reports the
loss of the schooner Elien Rodman. Aug.
list. 1881. The crew were saved No in
urance. The natives were suffering for
.ood and dying in great numbers
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Murder in Ireland.

DUBLIN, Oct3.
A farmer named Haut was murdered last
night near Boyle. county RoscommOn. The
crime was undoubtedly agrarian. Several
persons were arrested on suspicion.
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MARINE NEWS.
A Schooner Lost.

NEw YORK, Oct 3.
The schooner Isaac H. Houghton was
wrecked on Colorado reefs. Sept. 18th, while
on voyage from Rio Iiache for this port
She was owned by Osborne Wells of Well
feet, Mass, and her cargo was owned in
this city. Capt. Fiske and the crew arrived
here last night via Havana.
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Labor Strike.

DAYTON, o., Oct 3.
Some $50 cartmen and laborers in the
coal mines and iron furnaces of Welliston
jackson Co.. struck this morning for more
pay, closing the mines entirely.
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Don't Waste Money

On trashy extracts when you can buy last
ing perfume SO delightfully."- fragrant and re.
freshing as Floreston Cologne.
sept6teod& " imp
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PROVIDENCE, Oct 8.
Al meeting of the board OF trade toda v,
VIM. Sprague was candidate for member
hip, three-quarters vote being necessary,
prague received 6s to SO, and was not
elected.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next "a Hour.

War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer, 4,
Washington, ID. c., Oct Al A. NJ.
For New England and Middle States
weather slightly warmer, southwest to north
west winds, lower barometer.
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FIRE RECORD.


Fulton, \. H.. Oct 8.
The dwelling house owned by Charles Col
Inns OF Mortified, was burned last evening
with the contents. Loss $500.
At Pennington, N. H.-Loss $1,000.
PENNINGTON, n. H., Oct 8.
The dwelling of Charles H. Clay, three
miles from this village, was burned Monday
evening Cause. breaking a kerosene lamp.
Most of the contents were saved. Loss $1,000.
No insurance.
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Epidemic Cholera.

The HAGUE, Hol. Oct 8.
The government has received telegram
reporting that cholera is epidemic in kOtta-
rodja, Borneo. and in Atchin Suma,ra.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Monev Market.
Fre0fno Rsno~t

SEw YORK. Oct. 3.
Money loaned between from TO q and closed 6 a T.
Prime Mercantile paper, 7a9. Exchange stead,
81 for long, and e5 Tor short. Governments firm
state bonds neglected. Railroad dull.
Closing bids.
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Death Of a French Authoress.

PARIS, Oct 3.
Madame Hermance Sanderin Loquillon,
widow of the we'll known writer, Pierre
Jean Loquillon, and herself an authoress of
repute, is dead.
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Rough Voyage of the Kansas.

LONDON. Oct 3.
Steamer Kansas arrived at Liverpool from
Boston. She met with heavy weather on
the passage and had to throw overheard $50
head of cattle. Her rail and bridge were
damaged and she has a considerable list.
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NANTED,-A' teady, capable girl 10 do hons.
w work in Il small family. inquire Al M ~
summer street, Augusta. or;p,,f
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Reported Firing at the Pope.

LONDON, Oct 8.
The Paris figaro publishes a report that
the Pope, while walking in the gardens of
the Vatican, was fired at, but not hit. The
report is not confirmed and is discredited at
the Italian Embassy in London.
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POLITICAL
NOMINATION MADE.
Converse Receives the 9th Massachu.
sets Nomination.

BOsToN. Oct 3
The contest in the 9th republican Con-
gressional district of Massachusetts, contin-
ued till 90 this morning, when Elisha Con-
verse of Maiden was nominated on the 130th
ballot.
LATER--The nomination of Converse for
Congress BY the republicans of the 9Th dis
trlct, Tuesday morning, was made on the
l3lst ballot instead of the l30th, and was
brought about by fifteen Frost men and
eight Davis men going over to Converse.
The Lodge delegates voted together to the
last.
Congressional Nominations.
GREENFIELD, Mass, Oct 8.
VIM. Whiting of Holyoke was nominated
here yesterday by the republicans Of the til
congressional district on the first formal
ballot.
LOWELL, Oct 3.
The republicans of the Sth congressional
district have nominated VIM. A. Russell for
Congress.
MEMPHIS. Oct 3.
The republicans of the 10th congressional
district have nominated Judge William NJ.
Smith.
Sr. LOUIS, Oct 3.
The Fllley republicans of the Sth dis
trict have nominated Gnstavus Sessinghaus
for Congress.
New ORLEANS. Oct 8.
The democrats Of the I'd district have NOM
mated f.. John Ellis for Congress.
Democratic State Convention.
Hartford, CT, Oct 8.
large number of delegates to the de
cratic State convention, which assemblies to-
morrow, are alreads in the city.
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PoRrsxourH, n. H., Oct 8.
Dogs have been committing great havoc
among the sheep in York county, Maine.
Several hundred have been killed RECENTLY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-04

Why suffer from dyspepsia ar indigestion
when you may be relieved by Wheat Bi,ters
octSeodEwlw
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Make yourself healthy and strong. Make
life happy by using Browns Iron Buffers.
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SmaA advertisements, not erceedipo nr..,
coming Under the head Of WANTED, For s I,1e,
To LET, LOST. &C., sriH be inserted here a., sALg
for 26 cents, three times for 40 cents, and on I'm.
for so cents. ""e rex
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The "Favorite Prescription" of DR.. Pierce
cures ''female weakness and kindred affec.
tions. by druggists. oct3t&wlw2p
DIR. kline's Great Nerve Restorer is the
marvel OF the age for all Nerve Diseases.
All fits stopped free. Send TO 93l Arch ST..
Philadelphia, Pa. may24t&wlv
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MaranocoOk Lake.

Steamers "AMARASCOGGIN' and "ANNIE.
vi h barge. will each make trips from inthroy
to the "Grove" at 10 A. ". and r. VI. on days O
public excursions. Orders for boats by mail or tee
raph, on all other days, Sundays exceped) prompt
~ answered by
CAPT. 8. G. DAVIS, Winthrop, Me.
4Sase, iuAnDSfeodkwn
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A Freight Train Wreck ed.

BosTON. Oct 3.
The Lawrence freight train over the Low
ell road, met with am accident at Whining
ton, Tuesday morning. Five cars were
badly wrecked, and both tracks bIockaded
three hours. No one was injured. A broken
axle was probably the cause of the trouble.
A Cow on the Railroad Track.
CHAMBERsBURG, Pa. Oct 3.
A passenger train on the Mont Alto Rail
road ran over a COW this morning seven
miles east of this place. One passenger
car was thrown from the track and nine pas
sengers injured, four seriously. but not
fatally.
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Oil on Troubled Waters.

1t has long been the common belief g that oil
has some mechanical effect on the action of the
waves which stills their boisterous motion. An
interesting experiment for testing this oft-assert-
ed efficacy of oil was tried q short time ago at
Peterhead, Scotland. About II month previous,
an apparatus consisting of 1900 feet of piping,
with three conical valves, IS feet apart from
each other, which prevents the oil from escaping
except when the force pump is in operation, was
laid down. The day was most suitable for the
efficacy of the oil i'll shilling the troubled waters
being tried-the sea coming in and breaking
right across the bar. The pipe was charged
with oil at high water, and shortly afterward it
rose to the surface, covering the sea for a con-
siderable distance and what previously was
broken water was transformed iuto q CLASSY and
undulating ocean,
We should like to see this experiment tried
here, at some of our rough landings on the
Kauai and Hawaii coast, especially Tor landing
passengers Mt LaupuhOehoe or Honuapo on the
latter island, or some of the rough landings on
the windward side of Kauai. The experiment
might first be tested in this wise: have a couple
of bags got ready, made of old sail duck, with
two gallons of whale or fish oil, which is con-
sidered the best kind for this purpose. Send a
boat off from the steamer and when near the
breakers, fill the bags-a gallon of oil in each
and, after tying them, SO that the oil will ooze
out gradually, drop them on the sea, say a cables
length apart from each other. In the course of
half an hour the sea ought to become smooth
and calm, allowing boats to pass safely to and
fro over what had just been so rough q sea as to
be dangerous to pass through. The water
should remain in this quiet state as long as the
oil continues sufficiently abundant to act as q
paciicator, is duration can only be ascer
tanned by actual trial, but probably the oil bags
would require to be replaced after one hour, as
the tide and wind, if strong, tend to drive it off
perhaps in even n shorter time. However, thu
experiment will not cost much, is we'll worth
trial. and may prove a success, and save valua
BILE lives
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PASSENGERS.

From Windward rorts. pes LikeIlke. May zs-Hou A
AhIo. Hon = q Wilder. Hon J Nawahi. Hon ) Aiwthu-
Hon J A Kaukau. O. Fritz. r o. Erkstfu. a. \ Atoua. b
PskeIo. L Kasnai. Rev T Coan X wife. Mir . I jordan X
chiIdren and nurse-C r Eempster. Miss IDA Mckinley.
Mis- Laura. Miss Kahoohits. Miss Eamaia. q e. Williams.
II CornweIl. N p MouaHrutt. DR. \ n EulrTs. = 4 Palmer.
ID CruWninberg. r : Bugg. n Turt1u. u Taylor. y Euud-
sen. wife q 5 children uou , Most smith x daughter
From Kauai. per g r Bishop. stay 4s-Nrs slarrttt &
non, W o smith. Hon J Mo1uuili. HJu J W EaIua. Hon j
Nakookoa. u David, \ wilson. W A EosqHe.J 70 Phillips.
and 50 deck
From Kauai. Per e r Bishop. May ss-lsau p Issuberx.
wife a ehiIdrsn.J q Glad. H0u " II Rice \ Crupp, VI
Tsnnet & t5 deck.
From Hawaii and Mani. per Ivatlui. May D-W n stone.
= EIenaner. r Wooleutt- " r E1WsI-I e. Bailey. a y
SproulL Col Geo " Ma-farfane. 81 W TYWuseud, r. a.
Maefnriane. W II Bailey y ~ FSwlerJ Anderson " ,
Mclean. = It Crosses. don q Riehartsou. wife ald child.
DR. Brodie. Miss Brodie. aud So deck
For Maui and Hawaii. Per LikcIiLs. Iay 81 r silva.
n p Adams. - Aio. e sIre-SeIF AMI wsf-.J e. Bailey,
Miss Hind. ID Cruwutunure AMI wife, " saith. ur
Enders r. = Bugz. r Lycnu. Gco Cr1wIcr. j - Carter. Dro
. " smith. Capt r0ny aaf about % drsk-
For Kauai. per 4 r BlsloP. May Iu-F CouraIt.I Il
Bruu. W. p Grant, A. Crupp- j. H. Phillips. and about 81
deck
For Mani ard Hawaii. per steamer Gsalaui, June III
Pratt. Miss Sheldon. Mr. sheldon aud clild, Hannah
E0r san Franefsco. per u a. Marrav. June IA T5uas
wife and . children. Nrs Nror-. " 4 Eegau. NrS--aruez
EOfNet A Femauy. ~ Pedro Hubbard, Andrews
n Brtcheu. Mrs ECavanagh aud children
From Marai and Hawaii. Per Lshus, June - Nc
i Candies. = CuWau. r " Barnard, JuIge = kaI, = Bal
Wong Chow, and % dsck.
For Kauai. per James Mlkec. June Miss Iarze
hcbas Philips, and about n deck
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Poar OF HONOLULU. 4. I
ARRIVALS

COAsEWIsE-
May H-sehr hanuokawaI. Makaaha. from Sawiliwin.
with 9O bgs sugar
N-Schr Nette Merrill. from Lahafuu. EIauf
H-stmr Ltkehke. King from Maui aad Hawaii.
2l0O Pkgs sugar
zl-Stmr kilauea H0u. scar. from EshuIuf Mani
with 200 pkgs sugar
N-Stmr q Il Bishop. Berry. from Kauai. with 81 90
pkgs sugar
H-schr kaaIa. AhuihsIs. from waianae. oahu. with
$50 bgs sugar
2s-Schr MaI0lO. from HakaIau Hav,f win .o-s.
pgs sugar
2S-SShr kekauIuohf. from Hanalei, Kauai, with
ID bgs sugar, 800 bxs paddy
S-%hr hautkeouli, from Hcu0kaa. Hawaii, 1900
bgs sugar
2-Sehr Jenny Walker. from Hapuu. Hawaii. with
200 bss sugar and - bbts nIoiasses
U-Stnr lWaiant, Bates from Hawaii and Maui
0-Schr Ntlana- from Haralei. with iiDO bgs paddy
O-Schr Catertna, from ianaIei, with 200 bgs sugar
O-schr Liho1hos from kOga. Hawaii
June l-Schr kalunar from MalikO, with iCO2 bss sugar
l-Schr kulamanu. from Ookal1
l-Stnr James Aakee. from Kauai. with Z-4 pkgs
sugar. 22s pkgs paddy
l-schr Wailele. from Malfk0. Maui. gs4 bgs sugar
-sehr Mana, from kahului- Maui
June l-Schr Luka. from keawaeli. Hawaii, with 1903
bgs sugar
2-stmr Lehua, SOrzensen, from Maui aud YIOIokai,
with T6 bgs sugar
Asehr Gent siegel, from WalaIua, with 200 bg-
80 mOlasses
9schr Nettie Merrill. from Lahaina
@schr Manuokawai, from Hnunmaulu. Kauai
with $50 bgs sugar
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NJ NJ CT
ERLDAY. LrNK 2ra. 1s.2

FhID4T, JUNE 2ud, lss2
BUsrSEss generally appears . be brisk and satisfactorv
in character storeEeepeFs sre doing q fair trade and our
factories and workshops are full Of orders. The quan.
ttty OF our staple produce which comes forEarI weekly
IL In excess Of shipping facilities, ard At the present
none1t there IL only one vessel loading aud stocks
are again rapidly fnereasIng in our warehouses.
Long passages seem 20 be the order Of the season with
vessels bound Tor this port There has been no arrival
here bringing dates later than those By the last steamer
from san Francisco The Ella j. looked upon a. very
much overdue, and other vessels must also Je overdue
oJ this Tine, although for lack % late advices we are
Without Information as 70 their probable dates Of sailing.
IMPORTS Of the week havebeen confined e. the XII
kitafs eargo Of lumber and some Grewood from Tahiti,
~ExPORTs-The only vessel outwarIs hus been the D.
c Murray. wsth a cargo Of produce valued At s55.E4 g.
This includes C03,Oos lbs sugar and iOIL tons % rice
The prosperity Of the country and the activity q
business In town Il betokened by the always Increasing
and still unsatsfed demand for dwelling houses. and for
stores In good bealities- As a natural consequence
the boom" IN real estate still -coutiu-
ues' and each important sale seems to indicate further
advances In the value Of town freehold Last Saturday
assle was made Of land the property II the late J. :
Lemon. The particulars % the result Will be found in
another column from which IL VIII De seen that price.
which, three or four years ago would have been ealle.
fabulous were realized
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we shall at the same time be doing a bene-
ficent work, in which We are sure to have
the sympathies of the English people with
Us. 1t is not to be expected" says the in
fiueutial paper from which We have been
quoting " that the new and instructed gem
Grafton, knowing too we'll by what articles
of rapine, for the most part, England pos
sessed herself of her Eastern dependencies,
will stand tamely aside while forty millions
of their people perpetually starve." And
we may add that it is in tue last degree I'M
likely that the English people will allow
any h~indrances to be thro wn in the way of
our improving the condition of Indian sub
jects if they find US willing to do so.
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TIE PACIFIC
6 OmmcrtlaI AOOrrti5cr
SNrRDAY
June 3. 1882

SNUHDAf ---- ---------- jun 3, 1882
We publish to-day, a letter from Mr.. w.
l.. Green, devoted to the Indian Coolie
question Mr.. Green's point against the
introduction here of Coolies from the East
hides trreaTs 10 be that they are too tract
aUie amt too little ahle TO take care OF them
selves, 50 that their bond servitude would
be almost equivalent 10 slavery. OF course,
ne also males the point so often reiterated
Of British Protectors accompanying the
Coolies. Facts would be better than senti-
ment on his subject. The nature of the
st!pulatiOns exacted in reference to these
Protectors has never been published here
Meanwhile the question remains pertinent
How are the dignity and Independence OF
Hawaii to be hurt by an arrangement which
France and Holland have accepted? We
have not space to-day for more lengthy re-
marks on Mr.. Green's views.
We ought To remark that. the following
article on Indian laborers was written be
fore Mr.. Green's letter was received.
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SHIPPING

The bkfne Uncle John sailed fro.l Kshului for san
Francisco on the 18th nit, with q full cargo q sugar
and one passenger.
The Claus SpreckeIs arrived At Eahului on Tuc-Iay
23rd inst. from san Francisco.
The. eaptain OF the schooner Mana reports that when
he left Kahului. a bark <xas discharsiug q general cargo
there.
The bksne " II Dimond. sailed on June 1zt- from Rahu-
lui. for san Francisco
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vs--eI. Expected rrsm Fsrrisn r..,-

Bktue Ella. san Francisco, May
Bk Edward May. Liverpool. due. q " MaciErlane 4 co
II b NJ : Triumph, chile. dbtI
Bk Stella. New York. overdue. Castle x Cooke
BIZ kdolph. Bremen June. II Hackfrid x co
Bk Paradox. Bremen. June, IA HaekfelI & 20
Br bk Priscilla, Newcastle. y > ". uay. Wilder & GO
Bktns IA FaIkinberg. san Francisco. due
BIZ HALE. Bremen. July. II Hackfeld &tO
Stmr Mouarch. Liverpool, via Azorez. June
scbr Julia, south seas. May IS. A + Cooke
b. Josspha. Cardin. July, Hackfeli Go
BIZ Oberou. Liverpool. August. T n Davies
stmr Suez. San Francisco, May
stmr Devoushire Castle. from san Francisco. June
Schr Hera, from Newcastle. NS-W-. due IN Jane
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Licenses Expiring in June. 1882.
s:ETAlL-O

s;ErAIL-O.HI.
Thos Lack; Fort Street. Honolulu
5 Castle / Cooke, Kiing-street.
o Jos. Manuel, Liliha Street,
Il 4 Black H . Rsyn sdi ES&Rl cFcSanit Street,
J lS Hart Bros 9aeeG Street
:: 6 " Mastfarlane & Co: Queen Street,
. Fook Lee; Beretania Street,
- Ian Kee, Nuuanu Street,
REFAIL-HAWAiI.
Hwai, Helawa. \ Kohalq,
% Ahong, kapaau. \ kohala,
% Mr.. Louisa X. Davies Ham 4kua,
81 Allen Il StackpOle, Kawaihae,
R2sAIs-MAEl.
} Ahoi 4 II AIMEE, Huelo, HamakuaIoa,
9 G Samlung q Co, olowalu, Lahaina,
is 1ossma9 s anderson Makswao,
- Ahau, olowalu, Lahaina,
VICTUALING.
j Napapa. Pukoo, Molokai,
Igu sam 4 Ahui, Piihonua. Hiio, Hawaii.
: Loo Achu, Punaluu, Kau,
y Gee Chong, Heels, kOoI4npoko, Oahu
10 Awana, Hilo, Hawaii
l6 Hart Bro, 9neen street Honolulu
2 \ c conShee, Kappa, Kauai
u hoki. Waimea, Hawaii
~ Hop Chong, Haiku, Maui
WHOLESALE.
Schaefer & Co, Merchant st, Honolulu
} Castle 8 Cooke, King st: Honolulu
rhos II Hebron, Kahului Maui
: Claus Spreckels,
% jas W Girvin. Wailuku. "
20 VI ; Grinbaum K Co. Queen IT. Honolulu
- Ed HOffSChlacCeF & Co, Merchant and Fort SITS. Hon
- q W Macfarane i Co, Queen II, Honolulu
p Levers Il Cooke, Fort Street,
SPIRIT
- G w Macfarlane & Co, Queen ST, Honolulu.
RETAIL SPIRIT
! E ) Canha, Union Saloon. Honolulu.
BILLIARDS..
! Joaquin Garcia, Waikiki, Maui,
10 Tau Sen & Ahui, Piihonua, Hilo, Hawaii
10 Hart Bros, Queen ST, Honolulu
BUTCHER.
l Young Hee. Waikiki, Maui
10 j NJ Puaakuni. Makawao. Maui
2S J Hema, Lahaina. Maui
PORK
l All ing 4 Kau On, Kappa. Kauai
% Alma, North kohala, Hawaii
FIRE ARMS.
: John RothwelI, kona, Oahu
BOAT.
1s " W Dimond, Honolulu
CAKE PEDDLING.
2 Chun Hee, (WaikikO
AUCTION.
- " F Mossman, Makawao, Maui