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AFTER a long and spirited debate the As
sembly passed the item of $500, 900 for inn
migration purposes by a vote of 81 TO 10.
The item was most ~strenuously opposed
by a number Of the native members OF the
House, some of whom, however, after lis
tening to the arguments Of Ministers and of
other supporters Of the vote, Withdrew their
opposition and supported the passing of the
item. This result must be "a source OF con-
graduation to all who are engaged In in
dustrial enterprises in this country, The
labor question is a pressing one and Is recog-
niZed as such by the Government. Mfnis-
ters have now the satisfaction OF finding
that in their PROF osals on the subject theY
have the support of a very large majority
OF the House and hat the opposition to
them reduces itself to a mere handful Of die
appointed office-seekers, the cause of whose
persistent and acrimonious opposition 10
everything the Government proposes is so
plainly to be seen that the influence they
might otherwise exert is lost TO them.
The vote for immigration being nassed
IN by so large a majority, we
may feel assured that il will also pass the
third reading and become law. Min
listers may now, therefore, for the first time
since they took office, give consideration to
the .devising Of means to make the most
profitable use of the money which il 10 ba
devoted to the introduction of laborers and
new elements Of population. In this thew
will need to proceed with care. Half n
million sounds like a large sum and IL is
enough in all conscience for this liz
tie Kingdom to devote 10 this one
object. Tut 1T will go but a little
way to accomplish the object in
view If it is not handled with discretion.
Already before four months of the biennial
period are over one-third part oft has been
spent or pledged by the predecessors of the
present Ministry. That is the first cost
under the auspices of the late Ministry and
their special commissioner, oftwo shipIoads
of Portuguese immigrants, without con
slderlng any expenses incurred in regard
to them at this end of the voyage. To Keen
up Portuguese immigration, to encourage
a large exodus from Japan to these Islands.
to make an experiment of the introduction
OF East Indians, to invite immigration from
European countries, and to maintain the
ESTABLISHMENT necessary for looking after
and housing all these people as thew arrive.
and for a proper protection of them while
tney are serving out their first contracts,
VIII be found a work for which the nm
pledged balance ofhaIfa million will supply
put inadequate means, unless it is dealt with
on strict principles of economy, and with .
determlnatlon that, come what may, there
snail be no more unauthorized e~xpendifure
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PERILs OF THE DEEP.-The Chicago, III. U.SAD
bter-Ocedn, in a late issue, contained an interest
ing item which we give herewith: The world
renowned swimmer, Captain Paul Boyton, in an
interview with a newspaper correspondent at the
seashore, related the following incidents in his
experience ;-Reporter-" Captain Boyton, YOU
must have seen a large part Of the world q"
Captain Boyton-" Yes sir, by the aid of NV
Rubber Life-Saving Dress, / have Travelled over ten
thousand miles on the rivers of America and
Europe; have also been presented to the crowned
heads Of England, France, Germany, Austria,
Belgium, Italy, Spain and Portugal, and have in
my possession ~fOrty-two medals and decorations :;
| have three times received the order of knight
hood, and have been elected honorary member Of
committees, clubs and societies" Reporter-"Were
your various trips accompanied by danger 2"
Captain BOyton-"That depends upon what You
may call dangerous. During my trip down the
river Tagus, in Spain l had TO shoot one hundred
and two waterfalls, the highest being about eighty
hye feet, and Innumerable rapids. Crossing the
Straits OF Aessina, / had three ribs broken in a
fight with sharks f; and coming down the Somane.
river IN France, l received q charge Of shot from an
excited and startled huntsman. Although all this
was not very pleasant, and might be termed dan
gerous, l fear nothing more on my trip than in
tense cold for, as my limbs are free and EASY, and
not cramped or benumbed, / am all right. Oh late
L carry a stock OF st. Jacobs Oil IN my little boat
(the captain calls it Baby Mine and has stored
therein single rockets, thermometer, COMPASS. pro-
visions, etc.)-and l have but little trouble. Be
fore starting out rub myself thoroughly with the
article, and its action on the muscles is wonderful.
From constant exposure I am somewhat subject to
rheumatic pains, and nothing would ever benefit
me, until l got hold of this Great German Remedy.
Why, on my travels / have met people who had
advice they tried the Oil, and it cured them. /
would sooner do without food for DAYS than be
without this remedy for one hour. In fact ] would
not attempt q trip without it."
PEOPLE of every nation and soil are cured of their
Ills by st, Jacobs Oil.
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Board of Health Notice,

The Board of Health having received in
formation Of many cases Of Smallpox being
introduced INTO the Port Of san Francisco, and
the disease. although subject 70 close restriction,
might possibly get beyond the Quarantine
limits; therefore, the Board deemed II their
duty to enjoin upon the Port Physician OF Homo
lulu TO exercise the utmost vigilance in respect TO
all vessels coming from the Port Of San Francisco;
As IL has occurred. a. in the case Of the Austria
LA. that a vessel from that Port having reported
3 clean bill of health, had, however, cases OF
Of smallpox on board. However, the Board
having fur ther assurances that the cases of small
pox that have entered the Port Of San Francisco
have been confined strictly within Quarantine
limits, make known the following order
The Port Physician will go in company with
the Pilot TO board any steamer arriving from the
Port Of San Francisco, and make a medical exam
ination Of passengers and crew, and should there
be no evidence of contagious disease, passengers
may land without being subject TO further Quaran-
tine surveillance"
Sailing vessels will be subject to the usual regu-
lation, and having reported to the Pilot a clean
bill Of health. will not be boarded by the Port
Physician.
FRED. H. HAYSELDEN,
Secretary Board of Health.
Honolulu, July ii, 1882.
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The regular annual public examinations of the Gov
eminent English day Schools in Honolulu, will be held
as follows
On Wednesday, July 10Th at the POhukRina School.
" Thursday, " 27th " " Royal School.
e Friday. " 25th " - Fort Street School
The examinations will begin at 9 o'clock A. N, on each
Of the above days and the summer vacation will extend
to Monday the 18th Of September next, on which date =
new term will begin.
By order of the Board Of Education.
W. J. SMITH. school Agent.
Education Office, July 3rd, 1882. jys 3tw
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Mr. Editor

NIX. EDITOR -
Some annexation gophers that are working
underground, hint to the quidnuncs whom they
button hole ON the street, that they will have a
gun-boat here shortly, that will settle old Blanks
hash. They have written about il, and IL Is
coming-no mistake. What an honor for old
Blank 1t only required the hosting OF some
flags, and a meeting at the Babel to Dust old
Moreno, but il seems To need n a whole gun-boat
and a paid agent besides in Washington, to fire
out old Blank. l don't think the party have
powder enough to blow him out. IL may
require the political earthquake TO do the
business which however may engulf the party
as before, when Adams a. Co. tried IL ON, and
engulfed themselves and left old Blank smiling
on a crag. UBIQ,
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An Ingenious Machine.

A very handsome compact and cleverly de-
signed double Soda Fountain has just been i'm
ported by Messrs. Hollister & Co., from the
works of John Matthews of New York. This
fountain was designed and made expressly for
Messrs. Hollister, and has been named by its
maker 1.-The Price 1t appears to us to be
worthy of this name both on account of the in
geuity displayed in the details, and the general
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Sale of Lease of Government
Land.

On Wednesday. July 26th, 1882, st the front entrance of
AlIiolani Hale, at IL O'Clock noon. will be sold at Public
Auctic- h - ~ 4. Wy Ga .cc-sit-
ne hoped that the ommitt would favor
= Nc Lease II Lots ms. JO anu 90, 81
usted on the Esplanade in Honolulu.
TERhS-Lesse5 years. upset price 1925 per annum for
the two lots, payable quarterly in advance.
S. h. KAAI, Minister of Interior.
Interior Department. Honolulu, June oath, 1882. ju24
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Il ao the Z, iaerit.bA,. -I5y4ArtiSAR,Ar.asa .;

that the inevitable Ah6FafecA.~1 MINI VII come
to stay; that the arch agitator who has divided
and conquered, and who has Succeeded in wild
ening the breach between native and foreigner.
and like Rhodes ancient Colossus, stands a
Drazen image as 1t We're, with a foot upon the
neck of each, 3" must be fired OUT are ali ru-
mors manufactured by the political spite of peo-
pie who try to rule or ruin. But sometimes no
lItical spite and false rumor prove to be the
most stupid of political laundering. II serves
more than II observes the object of attack. Men
can grow officially fat on abuse. There are SOW
eral eminent examples before the world OF this
fact, and probably Hawaii may furnish an illus
tration. unro
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THE many festivities in honor of Princess
Moitea Mrs. Atwater) who with her husband, MI.
d. Atwater, e. 5. Consul at Tahiti, are at present
paying a flying visit to these islands, have each in
turn exceeded the other, and the one given by His
Elk. Simon h. Kaai. H. H. Ms Minister of the
Interior at his residence, on the afternoon and
evening of the 18th inst surpassed all Of the pre-
>vious efforts. The company invited, arrived
promptly at the hour of 2 o'clock, and included
His Majesty the King, Her Majesty the Queen,
H.R.H. the Heir Apparent, IF. Princess Like
like, Governess of Hawaii, His Excellency the
Premier. W. NJ. Gibson, His Excellency the Min
lister of Finance, j. E. Bush, His Excellency the
Minister of the Interior, S. K. Kaai, Col. Chas.
Judd, Col. c. p. Iaukea and Col. J, H. Boyd.
Mons. Feer, the French Minister, Mons. Count
d'LOuvieres, Mons. Guibert, Col. Claus Sprek-
els, Postmaster-General J. NJ. Kapena, Hon. l..
Aholo, ~Yice-President of the Legislative Assembly,
Captain Haley, r. N, Captain A. n. Trip, W. H.
Cornwell. H. f. Poor, G. A. Brown, members Of
the Hawaiian Legislature representatives of the
p. C. ADVERTISER and Gazette, and many others.
His EXceIlency received his guests with the afabl-
lity which l is characteristic of him, and the enter
tainment was opened by many Of the ladies and
gentlemen present i|ndulging in the may waltz to
the music of the Royal Military Band. On the
signal for the march TO the dining hall, His Mai
esty the King, escorted the visiting Princess; Mr..
Atwater, Her Majesty the Queen; His Excellency
the Premier, Princess Likelke, Hon. A. S. Cleg-
horn, Madame Feer. The following ladies were
also seated at the table: H. r, II. Princess
Liliukalani, Governess Of Hawaii, Mrs. Frank
daughter, Mrs. 5. Kaai. Mrs. F. Brown, Mrs. J. NJ.
Kapena, Miss Feer, Miss Phoebe Dowsett, Miss
MARY DONoSlt- / VI. ming, MIS-. Juuu ana
daughter, Mrs. c. b. Wilson, Miss Sophie Sheldon,
Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Swan, Mrs. Nellie Bailey,
Mrs. Louise Zamloch, Miss May Richardson, Miss
Coney, and others At the second table His Maj
esty, the King presided: the first having been
given entirely to the use of the ladies. TOasts:
.'the King the Royal Family Mr.. and Mrs.
Atwater, ''the Ladies, 'thePress" THE Young
Men, the Legislature, - were drank, and fifty
responded TO by His Majesty, Col. Spreckels, Hon.
F. Brown. W. H. Cornwell. and Messrs J. Brown,
Adams, Wodehouse, and Godfrey. Native songs,
and the huld huld closed the afternoons festivi-
ties, the greater number Of the guests leaving on
the departure Of His Majesty and the visitors at
6 pm, and all being loud in tie praise Of the hos
pitable reception given them.
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BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

To PROVIDE FOR THE HOLDING OF AN AID
OPTIONAL TERM or THE CIRCUIT CoURT
FOR THE THIRD d CIRCUIT.
Be Il Enacted By the King and the Legistd-
tire assembly Of the HdlCdiidn Islands
IN the Legislature Of the Kingdom assem-
bed:
SECTION l. There shall be Id on the
first Thursday of September il. very year
at Waiohinu in the District of kau, Island
OF Hawaii, a term of the Circuit Court of
the Third Judicial Circuit of the Kingdom.
SECTION =. Only cases arising within
the Districts of Puma, Kau, North and
South Kona Of the said Island of Hawaii,
shall be heard at said term of the Court,
but cases arising within other districts OF
the said Island of Hawaii may be heard by
consent Of parties.
SECTION 3. If there shall be only five
cases or a lesser number to be tried at the
term of the Court by this Act established,
then it shall be lawful for the Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court to order, giving due
publication of the same, that the said term
be not held, and that the said cases be
transferred to be tried at the regular term
of the Circuit court to be holden at Wal
mea, in the Island of Hawaii in November.
SECTION t. This Act shall take effect
upon its passage.
Approved this t~wenty-frst day of July,
A. u. 1882.
Il 4 L A i'm
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AT the auction sale Of pictures, glassware and
fancy articles advertised to take place in Campbell's
new block, Mr.. VIM. Ct. Irwin will offer the elegant
assortment of paintings and Burmese ware which
WAS on exhibition at the Art Exhibition last month.
The pictures are by English artists and afford q
rare opportunity to parties wishing to decorate and
beRutify their homes.
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What the People Say.

I'VE invite expressions Of opinion from the public upon
all subjects of general interest for insertion under this
head OF the ADVERTISER. such communications should
be authenticated by the name OF the writer rs = qua
rsntee OF good faith, but not necessarily for publiea-
ton
Our object is to offer the fullest opportunity for = variety
OF popular discussion and inquiry.
To all inQuirers we shall endeavor 10 furnish informa-s
tion of the most complete character on any subject in
which they may be interested.l
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Honolulu. July LIST, 1882.

Nh. E. LEVI kauai has this day been appointed Agent
TO grant Marriage Licenses f- the District of Wsimes,
Kauai. SIMON KALOA KAAI,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office. July G, 1882. jyI54 At
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HIS MAJESTY has appointed their Excellencies
W. NJ. Gibson and E. Preston TO be Commission,
es Of Crown Lands, hlling the vacancies made by
the designations of the late Ministers of interior
and Finance.
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AT Mr.. Hallenback's final service at Kaunakapi-
Ii last evening, he took for the theme of his dis
cussion the parable Of the "Prodigal Son." The
Church was again crowded TO excess. Tomorrow
evening there will be a Union Meeting
at Kawaiahao Church. During the week services
will be held st Kaumakapili on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday nights and on Sunday, 30th inst, there
will be a Union Gospel Praise Services at Kawaia-
haO
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THE Hawaiian schr. General Siegel has changed
hands, having been sold by Mr.. A. f. Cooke fol-
81, $50 10 Mr.. H. Mortensen, who intends to place
her upon the Koolau route.
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OUR Tahitian visitors, Mr.. Dorence Atwater and
Mrs. Atwater Princess Moetea) Will sail to-mor-
row afternoon in their brig Tswera, for Victoria
Vancouver's Island.
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Mr.. d. s. RAHooKASO has this day been appointed
Agent to Acknowledge Labor Contracts for Labor between
Masters and Servants for the District of North Kohals,
Hawaii. SIMON KALOA KAAI,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, July IL. 1882. jy154 At
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Al the Gospel Temperance meeting 81 the Bethel
on Saturday night there was the largest attend
ance Of any since these meetings were started.
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THE land referred TO in the bill TO quiet the titles
of Crown Lands as to be given 70 Mr.. Claus Spreck-
and does not include any tract on Kau as has been
stated.
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b9- A very large assortment of fine white en-
embroideries at figures never offered before. at
Chs. J. FIsHELs' POPULAR STORE.
a Boys all wool suits from 81 up, at Chs.
J. FIsHEEs' POPULAR STORE.
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THE Steamship Hsnss passed Deal on 22d Of last
month on her way to Lisbon. the Azores and TINS
port.
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THE annual recitations and the distribution OF
p ICES at the Bishops College School are to take
place on Thursday afternoon next, where all who
feel an interest in this progressing institution are
invited 10 be present.
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Nh. :. W. KAA1 has this day been appointed Agent to
grant Marriage Licenses for the District OF Kama Island
- Mani SIMON KALOA KAAI,
Minister of the Interior.
ru,.rior of5ce. .JuIv G. 1882. jyl54 1T
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The regular summer vacation OF all Public schools
throughout the Kingdom, will extend from Friday the
2sth Of July instant to Monday the 18th OF September
next. on which date q new term will begin.
Ry order of the Board Of Education.
w. j. SMITH, Secretary
srd. 1882. Jys 3w 4
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Licenses Expiring in July, 1882.
K bu.

Rcfnti-s'-shu
l Kong wo Chong Il Co, Kaneohe' KooIauPoko
/ Hyman Bros, Merchant street,
l TIA Davies, Kaahumanu street.
? Hiram NJ Moore, Fort street,
, Lee Sing. NuuAnu street,
; Man Chuck L Co Nuuanu street,
7 McChesney n Citizens. Queen street,
NJ q Correia. Hotel street,
Ahlo' Nnnl y street stree,
IL Wing on NO. Nuusnu street,
IL Jose A DiOs, cor PuuchDOwl and BeretaniS SITS, !"
II Hart Bros, Nuuanu street,
II John Chez Fo. Nuuanu street.
10 l. G Sresovich X CO.. Queen street,
10 Nee Lee. Beretania street.
Is MArn Chun Tong, Nuusnu street,
I9 Kwong Yam Lung, Beretanis street. "
10 II May * Co. Fort street,
q kun You Zee, ki1g street; kapaiAma'
% q e ann ON 0Rn nhG eaFne @n aafii an sif Saan.le. SITS.
80 Goo Kim, corner Fort and Hotel streets.
"iI-Hm
I AmAna, Puueo. Hilo
l In Wo. Rshaluu, North KOna
6 An CHAP : 4ehune' MekaPsls, North KOhalA
II Charles Williams. Kukuihaele, HamAkua
L Z F F II \ a aSmiiRsiI H R.i5k RGna North Kon,
iS Thomas M Il H ' HaPt. H Har3aktua No''n NohSA
Is Goo Chun 4 Co, Kspssu, North KohRls
I9 Goo All san; Kaiopihi. North Kohala
- X ANU. Hamskua
g 3 S { y 4 TaSf iI kale Rai6Pili Mo North Koh.l.
% c Y Aiona, PunAhos. Hilo
30 QuOn Sing Lung & Co, Pueo. Hilo
ReIaiI-Muui.
l c H Dickey, Hamakuapoko
> Aka. KaiuaaLs. MolOkai
. D W Ramanuwai, Kaupo. Hama .
Il Claus Spreckels, Kahului
Is Wong Ham, Grove Ranch. Makawso
ls Linn Ron hee, Kipahulu, Hama
% kwong Yuen, Haiku
PC Tong Sing, hasnspali
VTcIuHIIug.
N LsTioE \ co, hawaiian Hotel. Honolulu
3 Lee sing Nuuanu street, Honolulu
u Mau Kiau. Naalehu. Kau. Hawaii
IA Ku see. ri. hOnus. Hilo. Hawaii
Is Quoug Fong. Pals. Makawao, Maui
Is Along kaPaau; Kohals, Hawaii
- Linn Kon Kee. Kipahulu, Hama. Maui
Il Was Ching. Maunakes street. Honolulu
p Cum thuu. corner Hotel and Msunakea sts. Honolulu
- Chen Ng- NIulii, North Kohala, Hawaii
. Powell < Jackson, Hotel street, Honolulu
WhOIesaIe.
Hymn Bros Mershant street Honolulu
rs IS Il i & as EnS ! e5.' 9 9srt ,s stssst'
Billiards.
l gore E-pinia waiIuku. Maui
! Lahaina, " Z
! } " Lawl9r s. Co., Hawaiian Hotel. Honolulu
10 Thomas VI ' Hart. Hsmakua. HAWAII
Salmon. h
l I " KuaIskl. Fish Market. Honolulu
9 + { NsCsqdiTSs. Fish Market. Honolulu
- Il haluasha, Msih-e. Maui
Cake PeddIiug.
II Adams. Maui, (AIakawao)
Is thong san, honolulu
BOnI
; k~selemskule, HIo. Hawaii
y PuuiHi. Honolulu
Butcher
20 : kauNesIOha. North hohaIs. Hawaii
. shipusu 8 Eldsrts. HilO. Hawaii
Pork Butcher.
Is Aslous, Wzihee. Mani
WhoIesnIe Spirit.
! 1 IL Davies ksahunsnu street, Honolulu
Retail Spirit.
1 } VI LavIor A Co. Hawaiian Hotel. Honolulu
PrddIinE.
g ? I Thornton. kingdom. (aonoIuIu)
LnpaRu.
/ Daniel SapeIs. MoloE
Fire Arms.
NSTsett Kons, Oahu
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Miss AYLETr's Kaakopua school viii give an ex-
hibition on the 29th Of this month in the New
Music Hall, in aid Of the new school building on
Fort Street. The programme viii be issued az an
early date
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KALAKAUA REX.

II has pleased His Majesty the King TO appoint Their
Excellencies Walter Murray Gibson and Edward Preston,
Commissioners Of Crown Lands vice the Honorsbles W.
y. Armstrong and J. ;. Walker resigned.
IoIaui Palace, July 2lst, 1882.
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Rev. W. L. JONES Will occupy the pulpit Of Fort
Street Church both morning and evening to-mor-
OK
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THE ladies of the congregation Of s. Andrews
Cathedral held q meeting on Wednesday afternoon,
at which it was resolved to form a st. Andrews
Sewing Society, the subscriptions and work to so in
aid of the building fund of the Cathedral. Ar
rangements were also made for recognizing the
Sunday school and q number of young ladies have
volunteered to become teachers.
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YESTERDAY morning while q Chinaman was
bringing s wagon load Of hay in bundles 10 market
he was astoniShed to see it break out in s blaze.
Before he cOuld-extinguish the fire two or three Of
the bundles were consumed, and the Others badly
damaged.
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THE steamship Suez will sail this afternoon with
a heavy cargo iueluding about 200 tons of sugar
and q full passenger list. BY some change in the
arrangements of the ship additional state rooms
have been provided for cabin passengers so that
she can now thirty without any
crowding. The Suez will be in better trim than
when she last left here, and Captain Dodd intends
TO land her passengers in San Francisco on Sun
day afternoon, 30th inst,
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DIR. HAaAS has been called to Maui to attend
II. r. II. Ruth keslkelani.