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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25

le Rhode Island, lie We, mont ct lie
Wisconsin, mais a des majorites
bien amoindries.
LIE partie democratic possedera
a la prochaine chambre une majo.
rite puissante, environ SO voix, ct
la delegation democratique du
Nord au congress surpassera celle
du Sud. On ne connait pas en-.
core exactement les proportions
des deux parts 4 Ia cha,nbre, mais
on peut-l'evalucr ainsi democra.
tes,s 1870; republicans ct autres,
1876.
Un espagnol, qui etait il = a six
ans resident de Keokuk, Iowa, est
mort en- Espagne en- aout dernier,
laisssnt nne tille unique agee de IL
ans. Desireux de la faire clever
dams Ia fol protestante, il lui a
donne pour tuteur un negre, nom.
me George Bland, forgeron a Keo.
kuk, il a passe un contrat avec TN
pretre catholique espagnol pour
WELLER a l'executiou de son tesla
ment. Ce pretre est particuliere-
ment charge de faire respecter Ia
volonte du testateur, d'instruire sa
flle dams la religion protestante.
Sill observe fidelement le contrat,
il -ecevra $4,000, simon rien. Un
legs egal est fait au profit du for
geron negre, choisi pour tutcur, ct
lie surplus de la succession, s'ele'
want a s360,000, plus des bijoux
ct diamants pour une somme i'm
portante. rsvient a rheritiere pa.
turelie.
La presse auglaiae ct la prease
allemande sont satisfaites des cleo.
tons americaines. Les jouraaux
allemauds experiment Pespoir dun
retour au libre echange ct a uue
politique plus honuete relative.
ment aux chemins de fer.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25
To the Publ.

Having reopened my saddle
shop, | desire to inform the pub.
lie that l am now ready to do all
kinds of work, such as buggy and
carriage trimming, harness and
saddles of all dementions +; repair.
inRs of all kinds at lowest rates.
All work guaranteed to give
full satisfaction in any line. Call
in and examine work and inquire
for prices. Shop in Patin's old
stand.
T. A. MAzERoLLE,
Abbeville, La.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25
P A T E n T S.!

F. A. Lehman. Solicitor of
American and Foreign Patents,
Washington, D. G. all business
connected With Patents. whether
before the Patent Office Or the
Courts, promptly attended TO-
No charge made unless a patent
is secured. Send for circular.
feb2l '80.6m.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25

Le President Arthur a recon-
aalde dams uue proclamation que
y jendi 80 Novenbre soft observe
e0nue jour de repos, ou holiday"
vans 'onse fUniou Americaine, ct
Qac le peup!e Sc reuuisse chacun
zion 81 conviction dams les TEN.
p'ss reiigieux pour rendre grace
= Divlni'e, de la prosperite ct
= . pa'1 don't le pays est beni.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25

Deuz cents jeunes garcous de
far'S ct du nord de France, sc
iont embarques a Calais, France,
pour talro leurs etudes au college
aes jesuits de Canterbury, Angle,
.fre' La vie!le Angleterre rede-
vent catholique, c'est chez ellie
qse 10 jeuuesse frapcaise sera Les.
ofnals instruite dams leur rel!.
sgion.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25

Nine Charles Harrington mer-
credi dernier apporte aa village
IS ou 80 sarcelles. II ny q pas
eu pour les demandants. Ellie les
,epdait S sous pieco. lily q beau
eoup de chasse aux lies ct ailleurs
sur 10 prairie.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25

Nous sommes reveille chaque
.matin par le cri strident des siff1cts
sdes noulius a Oton ct des sucre.
ries. NJ. Area doit avoir ayance
De beaucoup l'exploitation de sa
reolte, car son moulin n'arrete
guere. Les petits bambins sen
dounent a ceur joie. II ny eu q
pas qni ne Aache !e chemin de
cette sucrcrie.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25

A Quoi faut il attrbuer la de-.
faite du parti Republican, au cen.
tre meme du foyer PURITAN, au
bercesu meme de John Brown ct
du fanatisme-la OH la politiQue
est une sainte. religion-oh le par.
ii Republican, ct Ia sainte bible
marchent de front ct sous le meme
etendard, ayaut eu pour apotres
Horace Greeley, Sumner, Weed ct
Seward. ct pour martyr pimmor-
te John Brown
LIE parti Republican, naquit au
centre du fanatism ct de Paboli.
tionism ses premiers porte.dra'
peanx 6tant des monomaniaques
CONNIE lont prouves lie temps ct
les circumstances !; sa premiere
mission etait celle d atfranchir l'es-
clavage dams les Etats du Sud,
cette mission accomplie Il leur in
combat une. autre tache sainte,
celle de la stabilize de leurs pro.
teges les negres qu'ils avaient af-
frapchis tout a la fois sans. forme
nj procedure. Ces puritains des
cou6us du nord voulurent JOUR du
fruit de leur victoire, ct il frent
des negres des ci.oyens, impose
rent au sud vaincu, humiliation
sur humiliation. Des emissaires
sans anne ct sans conscience prof.
taut du desordre, vinrent s'intro.
niser dams notre centre, ct soul Her
lie sol da Sud par leur contact, ne
revant que rapiue, desordre ct
corruption. lis etaiert av!des d'ar.
gent, lis le sont encore aujourd'hui,
car il en- est reste cole a notre sol
de ces sangsues.
Ayant accompli leur mission lis
devinrent oublieux des anciennes
traditions du pays, ct les leaders
qui s'etaient ranges sous lie dra'
peau qui etait emblematique de
leur victoire sur le Sud imposerent
aux Etats- Unis un president par
la fraude. La haine ct Ia cupidite
des stalwarts ne s'arretereut pas
Ia ouatre ans ct quelques mois
plus tard le president Garfield est
assassine par le fanatique Guiteau.
D6sormais la cupidite des en-
ployes du gouvernement n'eut plus
dc frein, lis emboiterent Ia mar
che. lis ressuciterent le regne
nefaste de Grant, lie grab la,o de,
vint le mot d'ordre des employees
ct nit 40 jour la fraude du Star
Route, on Brady Kellogg ct au-
tres sont compronis ; ere qui rap
pelle ceux de Robson ct autres
satellites du president Arthur. En-.
fn, pour terminer ct METRE le
comble a la fraude, lc Jay Hubbel
campaign fund" est inaugure.-
Croycz vous lecteurs qu'un tel
etat de chose pouvait continuer
ainsi, non. LIE peuple des Etats
Unis s'est leve dams 50 puIssance
ct il a revendique l'honneur du
pays en- Dormant une victoire im'
mortelle au parti democratic le !
novembre 1882, ct il lui donoera
un president en- 1884.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25

!. N. Eli Montague a la aemaine
derniere demenage dams sa nou'
Yslle demeure, quill a achetee de
Mue J. B. Perret, e. NJ. Geo. E.
Lyons qui occupait cette demeure,
est demeuage daus Pune des mai
sons de Nine Louis Abadie.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25

Lundi passe huit jours lie School
Bo.rd, etsit convoque pour afaires
tres inportantey, mais il fut impos,
aible de reunir le quorum W lie
mauyais temps.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25

Ignorance est en- etat den
iance perpetuelIe. ellie peut etre
appele Ia mutt de l'esprit, e. cette
mutt ma nj lune nj etoiles. Mais
lily trois sortes dignorance -
No rien savolr, savoir NAL &C que
Poa salt, ct savoir autre chose que
@ que lon doit savoir.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25

Le Sun de New York donne II
,oi1 de majorite democratlque a
!. Chambre de Representants a
Washington pour la session de de-
cembre 1883.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25

Nous sommes en6a en- pleiue
saison de Ioulaison. Tons les
planteurs sucriers ont allume lie
feu, ct lie sifflet strident reveille
les echos du matin. La main
d'euyre est en- demaude partout,
ct on pousse avec vigueur l'exploi'
tatiou de la came a sucre. LIE 81
rop de batterie, de la nouvelle re-
colte est en- usage dams toutes les
families, ct les petits nioches font
leurs touruees de sucrerie regu-
lierement, ct lis en- reviennent
avec une assez bonne provision de
cannes delicjenses. Les bateaux
qui servent lie bayou auront sous
peu autant de fret qu'As ponrront
porter.
Les cotonniers en- ont les mains
pleines aussi. Tout porte d croire
que la ceuilette coptinura long
temps, ct que la recolte sera plus
forte Qu'on ne sly attendait. II
est impossible de suf6re a ramas-
ser tout celui qui est ouvert, heu-
reusement que Ia saison favorable
aide beaucoup lie cotton qui s'echap.
pc du grabot demeure sain, ct il
nest pas perdu. La moisson de
riz est terminee.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25

II nous faudrait des hnitres
f,.iches pour fricoter volci la
.;,ou Oh r.ppdtit s'aiguise pour
CO.. ragouts.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25

lie president Arthur a signe lie
treite d'extradition entire Ia Belgi.
que ct les Etats Upis.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25
Lundi, 9 octobve 1852.

Lundi, 9 octobre 1852.
LIE juri de police s'est assembled
ce jour a la maison de cour a Alb
bevil'e, conformement 1 Pajourue
ment.
Furent presents - Howard
Hoffpauir, president, ct les mem.
bres suivants, savoir NM Brous.
sard, Trahan ct Vanslyke.
Absents :-Thibeaux, Nune2 ct
Primeaux.
Sur motion, L. G. Lyons est
nomme Grefier pro TEN.
Les minutes de la seance prea.
liable sont lues ct adoptees.
Les personnes ci.apres nominees
furent appointes CONNIE Greffiers
d'elections des lieux de scrutins
comme suit
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25

1t 3uC Az oASlAOA w NO w! Ho
soft tenu d'emettre des notifica-
tons aux dts parties de leurs ap.
pointements.
Art. ! Resolu, que nous dom
mons au Sheriff les avoirs suivants
pour des amsndes port6es a son
debit par le Comite des Finances,
aayoir
Pour amende contre Victor Gui.
dry de 1880 Sis 90
Walser Henderson 10 90
Pour frais d1s / Chargois
Avocat de District b Ia ses.
sion de Il cour dc sept. '82 80 90
Notice de juri de Perry
Trahan 10 90
Commissions d1os / J A Char
gois ayocat de district eur lie bon
fortait par Steven Foreman % 90
Aussi Ia somme de 81 O5 erreur
sur In commission allouee au She.
riff sur les licences dc 1882 4 O5
Amendes contre E N Levy Is 90
Quittance pour les amendss collec..
tees en- lSs0.'sl.'S2 625 90
Quittances pour Les taxes collec'
tees sur lac rolss de- l877-'78.'S0
'sl.'s2 1881 81
Quittaness pour licences dc
1882 384 75-
Quittance pour bon forfait par
Steven Ashworth SO 90
Commission pour IL collecte de
toutes les amsndes jusqua ce jour
/ raison de 1919 sur $92l '92 10
Nontant totale 1895 AZ
D'apres le rapport du Comit6r
des Finances, du 2 octobre 1882
il appert que le collector est de.
bite pour 3 3,248 "a
Deduire l'avoir ci.deesus 1905 AZ
Bal due par le sherif.Col 2s3 81
Art. 2 Resolu que le Comit6
des Finances soft charger d'inyeS
tiguer ct de s'assurer comment,
cette difference Z pu avoir lieu ct
den faire un rapport sur CO sujet
a la prochaine seance de CO corps:
Art. 8 R6solu que le surplus des.
fonds qui Sc trouvent entire les
mains du Tresorier pour les ans
nees datant avant 1882. 4ui s'6le-
vent a Deux Mile Dollars, cont
appropries pour payer pro rata les
jngements ct reclamations qui ont
etc presentes au Comit6 des Fl.
nances- ledit pro rata sera fait
par ledit Comite des Finances
faisant leur rapport a Ia prochaine
| reunion dc ce corps. s
[Pour les complies alloues, voyez
la partie anglaise.]
| Sur motion, le juri de police
s'est ajourne jusqu'au Ter lundi do
decembre 1882.
HOWARD HoFFpAuIR, President.
L. G. LYONS, Grefier pro tenn. J,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-25

LIE president uomme dudit
comit6 avec lui NM. A. Vauslyke
ct J. T. Broussard.
(Pour complies alloues, voyez Ia
partie anglaise.]
Sur motion, le juri de police
s'ajourne jusqu'au lundi 9 courant.
HOWARD HoFFpAUIR, President.
AMBROSE LAcouR, Gre@er.
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40 N N E Il E N T:

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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-21
COMMERCIAL.

OcrohtE ~ ico7.
The indications noted in our La, q an improved con
dtou u trade promising stil hold to h good, al
though tangible change has taken place fae which
number u dealers have referred TO- but Nth the
large influx Of planter and IN, important meetings call
ing fos their consideration, Il Is all strange that
supplying q orders Tor the other sand should bs held
over iill after they adjourn We therefore trust to se'
the full tide u business activity ~ IN shortly
The arrival o. the folaai from Bremen and the Ina
cof from New Yo,k both with fu eargo,s Tor this port
places Market in good full stocks Of staple goods
while III, Sssr from san Francisco brings another arg
assorted cargo. Il IS evident thar merchants i'm
Prove the opporunitics offered keep Themselves 10
full stock q all requirements u the trade.
Dates from the Coast by the SAsa Is to he 10Th inst,
the most important change, in The market noted IL
our S. T. letter on the fourth page.
shipping movements Tor the week have been light
bot the Hv,yay gets On to-day. the SHS tomoros an'
th, ZSfAHrfia will nlt b. far hshnd.
IN business change, call attention to the cards ~
an1,her column # NJ A w Bush and his successor
NJ J Levy, who, well known and experienced iH th
grocery trade OF the islands, claim, the continuance
patronage this house has long enjoyed.
BY vote Of the Priyy Council yesterday, charters %
Incorporation Nefe granted he paukaa and Onome
Plantation tumuautrs
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-21
NO TAXA ron WITHOUT REPRE-
.SEN7.4 7ION.

One Of the most significant utterances in the
pany, is most unquestionable truth. "a
loan of two millions of dollars to be
squandered in the payment Of annuities and Of
increased salaries for offices already sinecures,
and for the purchase of arms is but the
entering wedge to see how far the people
will submit without remonstrance OF COM
plant" 1t is simply monstrous crime against
good order and public welfare to say to allow
those who pay four-fifths Of the taxes, shall
have no control of the disposal of the money
or accord to their opinions and wishes no
weight in the matter of public expenditures.
How long the taxpayers here are going TO
submit to any such squandering of their money
as has been going on for the last few months,
ought not to be question. When arguments,
measures available for reform are not ex-
hausted. George ~. of England was stupid
and obstinate, when the American colonies
took the ground that if they paid taxes for
public purposes they proposed to have a voice
and hand in the management of public
expenditures. But he learned a costly lesson,
and the principle that there should be enc
taxation without representation transferred
the American colonies of Great Britain into
the United States of America. There is nc
need OF any transformation of this Hawaiian
kingdom. Strict adherence to present consti
tutional forms of government is all that i,
needed. The King can quietly and withou,
legislation recognize the rights and acknowl
edge the importance of the body that repre-
sents so largely the material interests of the
country. The planters have right to demand
that there should be such gracious and grateful
recognition of their position. II there be any
ungracious refusal, or any persistent obstinac,
in wastefnl squandering Of the money which
all represents some ones hard toll and sci
denying thrift, the day Of reckoning mus
come. 1t is bankruptcy and ruin to indivi
duals what is it to any kingdom?
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-21
SHIPPIN0 NOTH

The Claus Spseekes Is al sorsnsons wharf where re.
pairs on her have been commenced.
The q. ). =. Suez is at IN. Y. NJ s 5. dock loading
it San Francisco TO sa tomorrow.
ths ~reck q the British Ship Niagara was sold la,t
Tuesday, as She lies the seef fos Si,o
The American tern b'a Is at the espanade opposite
the eustom houss discharging a cargo q hmbsr
The American bark ID L. Murray Il at the old steam.
ship wharf. she sails to-day Tor San Francisco.
The Hawaiian bark lolsn, from Brcmeuss al the es.
panade dischafgng, an assorted European cargo.
The British bark Lady Lampson has completed re.
houss wharf
Tbs American bark Caiharisa is at Brewers & Cos,
wharf her down cargo all out, and rsady to receive
freight tof San Francisco, to sail next ~eek
The Norwegian bark lmaeos, arrived on "Wednesday
iaa ,so day from New York, aud doeksd at Brewer
Cos, wharf where she Is no~ disrhafging.
The British bark Aharanan, sailed from Glasgow
for this port Sept Isth and the British hark Ulocl
from Liverpool, for this por, Sept 10Th
The r. NJ ; ; Iealandia. Weber, sAiled from
sydnsy fof this port OF Sh and may bs hooked fot to
motto~ route 10 San franci>co.
fhs bsigantins W. q, Irwin. Turner, arrived al san
ffanessao Oct sih, ioH days from kahuiui and was
laid on Got Honolulu on the 10th
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-21

THE ENGLISH CORONATION OATH
We publish, as a matter Of curiosity and for
the information Of the general public, the cor.
onation oath Of the English sovereigns. The
Archbishop of Canterbury asks: "Sir, Tor
Madam,) is your Majesty willing to take the
oath'" On the King answering, 81 am will.
ing" the Archbishop ministereth these ques-
TONS and the King having copy of the
printed form and order Of the coronation
served in his hands, answers each question
severally, as follows:
Arrh6iShop. Will you solemnly promise
and swear TO govern the people Of this United
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland and
the dominions thereto belonging, according to
the statutes in parliament agreed upon, and
the respective laws and customs Of the same ?
King. solemnly promise so to do
AreA6ishot. viii you, to your power,
cause law and justice, in mercy, to be executed
in all your judgmcnts3
King will.
-4rthbfshop. Will you. to the utmost of your
power, maintain the laws Of God, the true pro-
fession Of the Gospel and the Protestant re.
formed religion, established by law1 And will
you maintain and preserve nviolably the set.
tlement Of the united Church Of England and
Ireland, and the doctaine, worship, discipline
and government thereof, as by law established
within England and Ireland, and the territories
thereunto belonging And will you preserve
to the bishops and clergy of England and Ire.
land, and to the churches those committed to
their charge, all such rights and privileges as
do or shall appertain unto thema
hng. All this promise to do.
The sovereign then goes to the altar and
lays his hand upon the Gospel In the British
Museum is what is believed to be the identical
copy on which the Saxon Kings were sworn.
With his hand upon the Gospel, the King
takes the following oath, "The things which
have heretofore promised, l will perform and
keep, so help me God!" He then kisses the
book, and signs the oath.
| 1t will be noticed that in spite Of this oath
the present Sovereign has consented to the dis.
establishment Of the Irish Church. Nothing is
said in the coronation oath of the established
kinks of Scotland. The canny Scotsmen ap.
parently did not care Whit for the coronation,
but procured an act Of parliament to the effect
that the English sovereigns, "at his or her &C.
cession to the crown, shall swear and subscribe
that they will maintain and preserve the afore.
said settlement" 1t is evident that in the
English coronation oath the chief stress is laid
upon maintaining the rights and privileges oil
the Established Church. Recent events in
England show that the disestablishmeni Of the
Episcopal Church of England is only ques-
ton Of time, and that the time is probably no,
very far off when the people will take into their
own hands the management Of affairs oil
Church as well as State.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-21
PASSENGERS.
AkkIvAIs.

From KAUAI, per 4 X B,shop. Oct C W;l.,,
Res W @instishi, W II peNerell C Irvine l. kahll,.aw
and wife, Nj baldwin, VIM Coulter. Mr. sshmlsi,, Al,
Solomon, Nj nioamh and wife, Gov y p Kanoa A
MeatAne, NJ Harris, Mrs NJ Hanails. Mn kauAans
and q deck.
frss. w.sd~a.a Pos,s. par Iikslls o~s. s-r ,
Hastings, pt Whiting, { A Brosn, W q Shafrr
SAITH, q Sandern,an A shepard. ! kaai
Saith. Z L Might, Mr Aim and child, q L WI
hams. Mo Giiinaore, II Cooper. ~ Kuihelani.
Mons.rrAl. Saps De Graves, s Alexander, Caa Dui
ton, = Hsuizsaa. u = Baldwin, W 2 A Brs.er a
haruss. W " Cumming, Mr. Everett, II Zsres. II
Inron, Il Ihofnion
.. fss% E.aas.rd PEGS pa isa,ssi, O., Nv
s%,,h u Ask',s M " Ksana,, Biaisdsl'
JQksiil, W le~rie, g Hoapil. and Is deck.
tnsm Aahalni, p<r kli2nea Hou, ot IA 5
Mood and ~sfs, W U Ba,ley, ! children and s-ss.is;,
hos kAiaA and hoy, Miss Edwards. Miss Grey Mr.,
I.on san rraAsisao, per Jane. Makes. oss TT.
: so-sss. Nh sAss, Ms Wan, Z, Joa<,. j ' Ken.
Pros s.smsa. PSF lolani OF ,.-ss men. >, 20.
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Desseis nor III Port.
Expected from Foreign Ports.

CsEsoKSr CRY. Am. bktne. UScLK ions . Manson
(tOr kahului) Due Oct, 7s-lo
BREsFs, Ger. blk. c. X. BisHor. Walter
Due Feb. ze-sS. II. Haekfeld 4 Co, agts
EupEKA, Am. bktne w. II. DiNoND ....'.... Houdlett
0or kahuluil due.
GLASGOW, Brit ship AHERANAS. ........... Chapman
Due Jan. io-2S. G.. W. Macfarlane & Co.. asts
HUMBOLDT. AT tern JosErH Russ. ...... Henriques
Due OCT. 2o-7s. Allen &RobinSou, agtS
LIVERPOOL, Brit bk, ULLoCK .......... Swictoslavsk
NAsAiNo via Hama, Am. blk. FoREst QUErs Nelson
due Nov 1o-as Haokfeld & Co, agts
Nav CAsrts, Ssw Mic. bk REsuUo. .......,. Howe,
due
PoE! BLAKELy, Am bk Rsvgsr ..,....... MeIn,yr,
Due Oct. i5-2o Allen & Robinson agts
PoEr GAMBLE, Am. bktne. KIrsAr.. - Robinson
her TO Wilder * Co
PoRr GAMBLE, Am. bk. BuEsA vrSrA....... Calhoun
Due Oct. as-3o n. Hackfeld & Co, agtS.
PoSI CAMm.r, Am. bk LIzziE MARSHALL.
Due Nov $40. Levers Cooke agts.
PoNr GANbLR, Am. bktne Discover. ..... Perrimar
oet ao1s II Hackfeld & Co, agts Lumber ,c
Wilder & Co.
SAN FRANCISCO, r.M.s. CRY op Nrw YoRa. Cobb
pne Oct q H. Hackfeld & Co, agts
SAN FRANCISCO, Am bgtne CoSsuEt.o 500. Howart
Due Oct. ss.lo W. g. Trivia & Co, agts
SAN FEAsclsco, Am. bktn. ]. A. fALEIsBuRt. Forbe
VIA Mahukona) Due Oct ss-jo. Castle & Cooke
agts
SAN fRAseisco, Am bktne. Ella. ........... Brow
SAN fRNscisco Am sch. ROSARIO .......... Swift
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SAN fEAsnIsco, Am. bktne EUREKA. Penhalos
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Due Nov. IS. w. g. Irwin & Co, agtS.
SAN FRASciScn, Haw. bk. KALAKAuA........ Mile
Due Nov. $40. Sehaeier & CO., agts
SYDsEY, y. II. S. IHALANDtA ................ Webbc
Due Oct. II. Hackfed s Co, agts