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RRLD1K. MAY 18th. 1ss2

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Business has. during the last week. assumed a brisker
tone than during the previous one. the long looked Tor
HrrtsGs % vessels from the Coast briuging ~uppIies
needed IN this market and which have found a ready
disposal.
~ our exchanges from abroad, dates ~ the 18th inst
we learn that the movement against the continuance Of
tae reciprocity Treaty between these ISLANDS and the
United states. T. still forwarded. The latest invention
oy the opponents O. this Treaty j. that d" certain parties %
Anonymous a. usual 4" have been In the habit Of bnu4-
Ing sugar 10 the United State from the East Indies via
the Hawaiian Islands After being taken TO the Hz-
~aiian IalAnda in . raw state, the sugar D. pat through a
centrifugal process. and then u H. shipped O. san FRAN
cisco. where II IL entered A. Hawaiian preIurt.- We are
pleased 70 learn. from the same sources (Which. however.
throws a doubt on it, authenticity that - T. :. Collector
Robertson % New York has instructed = special agent g.
examine Into this matter" Wow. . assist in obtaining
the desired information we Will state that for tine week
ending May sth. the large amount % 3ysgp350 lbs valued
al over $4,000 Uas received At this port. bu. by means
Of our intsrislani communication. The hrst vessel
from the East Indies, laden with sugar for this port. IL
yet 10 come. and we are Ear from thinking that any such
investments would prove profitable.
last writing about 10000 package u
sugar have come 20 hand and reports from the other
islands state that several thousand more package are all
ready 20 be shipped The shipments Of our staple pro
duct foreign. for the week, amount to but 1901 packages
taken by the Australia
RICE-HAs been shipped more freely the past week
and will probably continue 10 be shipped in large
being somewhat large
The PMss City Of sydney il due from the Coast to-day
with dates to the 7h inst
EXPORTS y DEPARTURES FOR II MONTH END
ING APRIL 80. 1ss2-
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NOTES.

The bk Henry Buck arrived At san Francisco ON the
ifth ult. lG days from this port
The schr Eva made the passaZe from hence O. san
Francisco in IS days. arriving there 18th April
The PMss City Of New York arrived at sydney. NSW.
on 9th uit-
Francisco. with a full cargo.
The following vessels were spoken by the American
barque Furness Abbey during her trip from Boston t.
this port -
March Am ship Willie Reed. from New York T.
San Francisco. Latitude 5OO5 .. longitude - 20 W
march 4-ship Eliza MsSieI. from New York for san
francisco
March tt-Shfp San joaquin. from san Francisco TO
Liverpool Latitude 5Ie7 \. longitude - W
March i2-Ship st John. 55-1i :. $50 W from New
York 10 san francisco NaiHmast apparently sprung
March f-sr bq Violet. from New York 10 veIParisl.
- days out Latitude 5dtf ~. longitude - 20 "
April 30-Bq Vesuvius. from astoria tor Queenstown
The Furness Abbey. az present lying AZ NIuauu str.-t
wharf, a. a fine specimen 81 American chip bIiltiuE-
she h 1888 tons burthen- and her uWner~ cpmprfse resi-
lent q Maine. New Hampshire. Massachu-@tt-. nuI Yer
mont After disehaTgng a portion ~ her cargo here she
proceeds to China
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THE PACIFIC
Q" commercial AOOtrtlstr.
SATURDAY

OF all the Departmental Reports present
ed to the Legislature that of the Board of
Health has been looked for with most inter-
est, and read in the most critical temper, by
those who have been able to secure copies
of it. 1t is to be regretted that it is not more
accessible to the general public. Space can
not be afforded in a newspaper for its reprO-
duction i'm full, and justice cannot be done
to it by the publication of a part only. We
propose in the present article to afford our
readers a general idea of its contents.
The first point which His Excellency the
President Of the Board dwells upon is the
fact that i'm spite of the disastrous epidemic
of last year the deaths for the two years
ending March 31st last were % less than for
the previous two years the numbers being
1853 and 1888 respectively. This favorable
result is attributed to the decrease in ty-
phoidal forms of disease caused by improv-
eel sanitary regulations and appliances for
the city, and the filling in of the flats maksi
If the town. Acknowle dying the impor-
tdr~Se of the subject of sewerage His Elk.
seems t~.hink The difficulty in the choice
OF a system%od the expense involved too
great to be e@>kled at present. He
thinks that the a. can be kept in
a cleanIy condition h>eSe. existing or
dinances OF the Board OF TeaIth are
strictly carried out. We are inc~<-ed to
agree with him on the point OF seNeD~
though doubtful whether the Boards ofa.
nances are Yet rs complete rs they need To
be. His EXcellency suggests that some sick
ness may be due to impurities in the water
supply, and desires to remedy this by forcing
our artesian water into the mains by steam
power. His other recommendation .ro
hat more streets be opened in Honolulu so
that access may readily be had to every
dwelling house that a law should lie passed
compelling returns of deaths from all parts
Of the Kingdom that Gin view of the
great prevalence of disease among the ma
tive people" a salary of $1,000 per annuln
he given To thc Presiden: of the Board OF
Health in order, that he may devote him
self exclusively To- the improvement of the
physical condition of the people.
Mr.. Armstrong having only held Office a.
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Kohala Items.
lFRoN OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. ]

FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
RumOr says our vicinity is soon to witness a
wedding, in which our popular NJ. d. is TO be one
of the contracting parties, and his wife TO be from
the far East. We hope it is true, and would advise
other manageable young men here to go and do
likewise.
The weather is just what is needed, and be-
speaks a good planting season. Cane is rushing
along in good shape, under the warm sun follow
ing rainy nights.
We have noticed a well-signed petition to
whom it may concern asking tie powers that
will be that DR.. Hagan (who now has hosts of
friends here, while looking after DR.. Thompson
interests during the latter's trip to the COAST be
kept in the Kingdom in some Government position.
We would like to see such men kept, and enthu-
his recommendation. All Kohala's best men both
natives and foreigners, put their names to this
document with pleasure.
The ladies of the foreign church had their
sociable in Dramatic Hall at Kaiapihi on Thursday
evening. A large number of people were in atten-
dance, and the success realized came fully up 10
expectation. DIR. Thompson gave the use of the
hall to the society, and received their best wishes
for doing so.
: The stock of Renton, Bivens & Co., liz about
closed ont, and we learn that parties are to put in
q first-class drug store. The place has felt the
need of one for some time.
We notice a great deal of drunkenness of late
and are surprised to see native women so intox
icated that they fall from their horses. 1t is
shame. and every member of the Legislature
should without hesitation vote for prohibition.
Ey Boys all wool suits from 81 up, at Chs
j. fishes POPULAR STORE.
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IMPORTS.

From Port Townsend, per Emerald, May 6-79T,4 5S II
lumber, 81 300 laths, 1855 pickets, TO II Hackfeld & Co.
From Eureka, per Cassie Hayward, May sth-2l7, $50 #
redwood lumber, Il2a IN redwood shingles. to Allen
= Robinson
From Sydney and Auckland, per AustrAliA; May 81
csc drappery. II > TreglOan 1 csc mdse, J " Girvin
40 srks potatoes, and IS ingOts tin. Order ? pkgs mdse,
II Hackfeld x 60 I parcel books. Rev A Mcintosh; $50
scks potatoes. IL + Mcintyre 4 Bro; 200 SKIS potatoes,
MacfarlAne x 20; Ia scks potatoes, II May & co; l pkge
books. + J Costello: 5IS3 pEgs mdse in transit for San
Francisco.
Prom Boston. per Furness Abbey, AAy II-Ful cargo
Of asst,d hardware. cOrlAge. household goods, coal. ETC..
from the United States
From san Francisco. per " q Irwin. May I-kull
cargo Of general merchandise from the United States.
From san Francisco. per " Il Meyer, May I2-Full
cargo general mdse from the United States.
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I.N>sENGER

pN~SEN &
From Kauai. Per &. r. Bishop. Ma "a Dreier. wife
anI son, Miss Freieuburg,w Z RoweIl, Mr.. Borchgrevink.
and Il on deck
HON : cie si% Major II WEodehonsse. SIR. c = Ksit-
ridge, r } Lowry. = Young. II A Bridges, W Is Olsen.
Miss G. wight. } Lewis, Hiss + Wight, Miss 81 wight. ID
j Joyce, + = H=-tings. Mrs Ilsath. II COruwell. NJ NJ Tay-
lor.EC Winston, b IS Deming.J Ward, Capt Taylor. Miss
ALOlO, y Kelsey and wife
W F Pggge. Mrs Lowell d r Duncan, Mr. Ford. A McClel-
Ian, II Il Passenger, Mr. Weight, Tom 10y. Mrs DupAr. Mrs
and about 100 deck.
From sydney. per Australia, May s-H osgood. A T..
For San Francisco. per Australia, May s-w II Dinond,
Gov Halliday, Col Jno ID spreekels. T 4 Foster and wife.
pole and son. Mrs McBryde, ; daughters and son, Mrs
Allsh iigrDert, AIs VI LAsiOr; DsitOh,w LhoPPer'
1875 in tIansitu from the Colonies.
For Kauai, per James Makee, May s-Miss L C Baldwin.
Mr. Col spalding, wife and child, Mr. Brigstock, " G
Parke, and aboat p deck.
For Kauai. per c X Bishop. May SC Borchyrenink,
VI Vettesen. J ID Arnold, y McBryde. and about 25 deck.
For MOlokai and Maui, per Lehua, May sc Jones and
wife, Ed Hatton, and about 80 deck.
Corners Z Fl Ward 5 MacauIly, Alex Burgess and about
IS deck.
For Maui and Hawaii. per LikeIike. May 9-R Rycroft.
wife and ? chndron, W r Seal. ] b Atherton, MIR Chiffon,
Mrs Gilman, p y Maku. A KanaiIihi. + C AkionA. Wong
Mrs Mary Rose, e f Stackpole, w F Pogue. II West. A
Heyden; & MAefaTiane' E W Townsend Hon Moa-
nauli, Hon ) q Wilder, Jas Ward, Capt Taylor. Sam
Parker, Mr. otto. Mrs Capt Mskee. Mr. Fowler, Mr Sproul
aud aIOut 81 deck.
From. San Francisco, per Kalskaua, May l0th-Ars
Captain VIM a Lord, Z GLOVER; Henry Aehden; gu;
MakIIate. b G. uidberg' John Leonard, John Ellsworth,
G c aatheson, Alfred Marriott. IL Monroe.
For Maui and Hawaii. per IwalAni, May ia Hood
Mccuiiy and child. James Brown. Geo a Jackson, D I
Duncan, II Cornwell, A q Ellis, q Reidell. W A Maksy
MIR Cayden and about 50 deck.
From san Francisco. per W G Irwin. May III NJ
Mays1n. John Regan'J g Kamsdeli; g A C7rson:! 4
Agnew, l Chinese
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Ata California; Of Esnd instant sEys.-" A steam
S-ALsr vas launched ~ Que o'clurk this morning from
- ~ OF pickle BE1-. south san Frauciscn. aud being
~ nTHt y her ria-- launched here. considerable i-
- "a DerL taken IL her she - without doubt the
suu.beat All most complete v.s-=i ever built for the
HHA'A- hi-iHea-- The Bewh=zd u rs feet long. 81 feet
AZ Lni u feet . iacLes death Of hold. shs haz cum
L9-nl engines. the high Pressure cylinder - inches ia
--L-"L- AMlt me to1 pressure -. with y iuchez stroke .
Lsr yp.4tE j. ~ feet p inches IL diameter and II feet long
and Doth boiler and machinery were constructed at the
h4Ni"H lf-I "orA-- They have also constructed a hue
team NlIi4H-s aud Ntlches combined Of their own
DAY ZtL April %
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ALONG -.

charging Captain Guest invite% -Dection OF his vessel
she will proceed TO Hong Kong
The ship Fion= Is at the Mail wharf. discS>-ng and
loading. There H. considerable more coal 60 D.
out. and the probabilities are that -he will not sal To-
the Coast. sugar laden, before the end 81 next week
The ". G. Irwin. KalakAua. and Meyer are berthed and
diacharging with rIpidity- The Irwin IL At the E-pla-
made. the Meyer At foot Of NuHanu street, and the KaIa-
kAuA at the Old Custom
The barque Emerald t. discLargiug lumber At the
Espianade- She returns TO the sound
The Eureka arrived in port last evenius,from san Fran
cisco She Will be rapidly discharged.
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will prove most attractive To alarge number
Of vis.tors-the relics OF ancient Hawaiian
ways and The larger and more
valuable part Of this collection has been
contributed by the Queen and other men,
beers of the Royal Family, Queen Dowager
Emma, and Her Highness Ruth keeliko-
laui. 1t is much to be desired that such n
collection could be secured for our National
Museum, which i painfully deficient in
this department, which ought 10 be its chief
glory. We cannot, on the present occasion,
attempt to give an account of the many in
teresting things that are gathered together
here, but will note one interesting OBJ
ject, a spinning wheel, perhaps the only
one remaining out of the lot which
the American Board of Missions sent here,
along with some looms, in the hope OF intro
ducing among the Hawaiians the art of
weaving their own cotton cloths.
We are glad to record that the receipts
during the week have been gratifying in
amount, averaging fully $500 a day.
We cannot conclude this brief notice
without expressing our sense of the OBJ
legation which this community is under
TO the ladies ami gentlemen who have
brought together this beautiful aud inter
esting collection. Quite Irrespective of the
worthy and philIuthrOpic enterprise they
desire To assist, We all owe them o~urtlIn6s
for the great treat they have prepared tor IL.
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ve.-~I. Expected from For~I=" 10

BIZ Edward Nay. Liverpool. due. q W MscfArlzne y Co
II B N ) Triumph, Chile, dbtn
Blk stella, New York. overdue. Castle 4 Cooke
Bk Adolph, Bremen June, II Hackfeld 4 Co
Blk Paradox, Bremen. June, III Hackfeld 90
Br bk Priscilla, Newcastle, y > W. May, Wilder X Co
Am whlg bk Europa. cruise, doubtful
Bktne Eureka, San francisco due
BIZ Caibarfan. San Francisco, due, Castle * Cooke
Bktne J A Falkinberg. San Francisco, due
Bk KaIe. Bremen. July. II Hackfeld & 60
stmr Monarch. Liverpool, Wis Azores. June
City Of sydney. 5 +, May 18th, Hackfeid y 20
SSESSSia, South Seas. May Is. A r Cooke
o. JVseAcF Cardiff. July Hackfeld Co
= OoeIOSN ~rpOOl. August. T II Davies
etmr Metsapec<T< IN FrancfscO.due
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he Ladies Restaurant.

The ladies' of Honolulu get up from time
to time pleasant surprises and entertain
ments, AMI one Of their --latest and most at
~tractive social enterprises, is the restaurant
in connection with the Loan Exhibition.
We dropped in upon the lady caterers
yesterday, II littl- after the hour of noon;
and We were surprised and delighted with
the scene and entertainment before US. In
Il clean whitz hIlI-capable of seating one
hundred GUESTS we saw an array of neat
dining tables, with covers, crockery and
cutlery, all clean, bright, and inspiring to
any appetite. But the feature of this saloon
ofrefreshment was, ofcourse, the lady mana
gers and walters. The presiding fair genii
of a score of bright parlors and social homes
were here to wait on the wayfarer, whoever
he might be,-to tempt his appetite, and
win his contribution for a beneficent enter
prise. There We're appetizing hot dishes,
and delicate pastries, such as only Mrs. So
and So can prepare. But we venture the
opinion on some grounds of assurance, that
the service was more attractive than the en-
tertainment. 1t is not often hat wayfarers
can be waited upon by a bright social Hebe;
but if it were so and there was a continu-
ance of such attendance, and menu for pub
lie accommodation, it would promote more
moral reformation in young men, than all
the pulpits in the Kingdom. y tasteful
dish prepared and presented by fair and
gracious hands, is recognized by high poetic
inspiration, as one of the chief influences in
the control of Maynard, wandering man.
of all appeals-although
l grant the power of pathOs, and of gold
Of beauty, tiattery, threats, of money,-nO
Method : more sure at moments to take hold
OF the best feelings of mankind, which grow
More tender. as we every day behold,
Than that all-softening, overpowering knell,
The tocsin OF the soul-the dinner bell"
And so we felt as we assimilated some
delicate chicken pie, equal to the best of a
famed Southland, which claims in this dish a
culinary preeminence; and other dainty pie
crust enfolding large luscious grapes, fol
which and a delicious cup of tea, the young
| lady in attendance handed us IL minute paste.
board with the modest inscription of 400
which we thought very moderate, consider,
ing the toothsome quality of the dishes
and the beneficent object in view.
The ladies' restaurant is a treat, and q
great treat; and so esteemed, we opine by
the mary dignitaries and magnates we saw
there foreign diplomats, ministers of the
King, Mobiles, Representatives and a news
paper man, who took these notes, as h,
slipped his tea, and observed the fair and
jcourteous attendance around him. Mrs
i Kate Levers was the presiding genius or
this occasion and we can only wish, tina
it was not an unreasonable and impossible
thing for the lady and her associates to con
tinue such gracious and valued entertain
1 ment.
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NOTES..

On the authority of the Srsts1GssaS
DAILY P. c. ADVERTISER an% F. BuHefin' the
gzgret to find the statems / boats crew, We
Caiifornta of 23dSfnt contradicted by the
terHssH" The ~stateF April in the following
that t6SStS-siug DO shent in an evening paper
ficer and m SthJN. containing the chief Of
NorvaI. had beens$ crew Of the lost British ship
and reported at Y1S$Sked up by the Monarch,
rescue of a boats crew 6fsson was a mistake; Inc
nnbPI TGl vas reported from 49, 80 y and
M ~ hont Ia the 1atta some days SeSS@aISn -
. oy any news received at this port vet. %sSeo
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FOREIGN VESSELS IN Port.
Missionary b. Morning Star, Bray
Br Sd FisnA, Rhodes
Ana bk Emerald. Lord
Am schr Cassie Hayward, lie Ballister
HEu bk KalaksuA, Digs
Am blk Furness Abbey, Guest
= Am Sgtne W @ Irwin. Turner
Am bk w n Meyer, Howe
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DEPAHTUREs-May 9th: Am schr Anna, for San Fcisco.
ENPOETs-FOr San Francisco, per schr Anna. May 9th
5594 bgs sugar. 52G.635 lbs. l black stallion. Dom
val. $4,000 Al
PAssESGEEs-For san FanciscO, per sehr Anna, May 6:
J 4 Baldwin, wife aud & children. Miss Mary Alexander.
Rev T II Rouse and wife. Miss Mary Rouse. Z II Dickey,
Mr. show.
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MARRIAGE

Observation-Disclosures this City. at st. Andrews
PrO-Cathedral on llth instant by the Rev. +. Blackburn,
B.A.. J. KEKUHISA Of Honolulu to Miss kAMAKEE Of
Wailuku. NJ cards.
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EXPORTS.
PORT OF KAHULUI. MAUI.

For san Francisco, per Australia. May sth-93Ol pigs
sugar. 2J5 sks rice. Il pkgs betsl leaves. 1910 bnchs
bananas. Domestic value, S73.t2O o.
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Leahi Cup. $40.
MULE RACE-Mne Dssh--Free to al-Cateh wrIghta.
Entrance, 50.
Kapiolani Plate, 800.
FOR HAWAIIAN BREI, HORSES Mile dash-cstch
weights. Entrance, $40.
Kings Plate. 1925.
FOR THREE YEAR oLDs-open 70 aI-Best 9 in 3 60
carry 100 lbs.
Park Cup, $75.
Three-quarter of a mfe-Free for all Two YEAR oLDs
bred in the Kingdom-Caich weights. Entrance ,sIO.
Reciprocity Plate, 100.
Free TO all Horses that have not a better record than 2 40
in any public race in this Kingdom. Entrance. SIG.
Queen Emma Plate, 500.
RUNNING RACE-Three. quarters of a mile dssh-Y,.s
TO all carry 100 lbs. Entrance $40.
Express Cup, $75.
FREE TO ALL HORSES that have been driven In . nuh
lie hack, six months previous to this 18th June. En-
trance, $40.
Kamehameha Plate, $500.
TRoTTING RAcE-Mne heats, best 3 IN 10 harness
Free to all. Nntrance SO.
Lunamakaainana Plate, 800.
ONE ANDA HALF MILE DAsH-Free Il All ,ocsrx
100 lbs. Entrance, SIS.
Regents Plate, 800.
FREE TO ALL HORSES bred in the Kinqdom-R.,o o.
3-Cateh weights. Entrance, $40.
Pony Race Cup, $50.
ONE MILE D~AsH-open to all PONIES brei in the K.x
DOM not over l35 HANDS high Catch weights Ra.
Kaiulani Cup, $75.
HUBBLE RAcE-one Mile dash. 4 bp,,s.-
Catch weights. Entrance, $40.
Donkey Race Cup. 1926.
FREE FOR ALL-Each man 10 ride his ,.t,,,a...
key. The last one under The wire wins. -"
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BY virtue Of an order of sale

on the sth day Of May, 1882, by the Hon.
l. McCully. LIST Associate Justice of the supreme
.Court-Sitting as Judge in Probate-The under
signed, Administrator of the Estate of the late
LAS. S. LEMON.
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PoRT OF HONOLULU. H. 1
ARRIVALS

soAsTwIsE-
May C--Stmr James Makee, Mcdonald, from Kauai, with
Gstmr c R bishop. Berry. from Kauai. with 2293
PksS sugar; 81 Rkgs PADDY o,o,v.,n Nan,
-sehr Gent slegel. Momona, from waiahia.
with ass pkgs sugar
-G-stmr LikeIike. King. from Maui and Hawaii.
T-stmr Kiauee Hon, Sears. from Knhului, Maui.
with 2CO2 Pkgs sugar.
s-stmr Iwalani, Bates, from Hawaii aud Maui.
IO-sehr Mana, KeIiikanakaoIe I'm Paukaa. Hawaii.
IO-sehr Kaaia, Ahuihala. from waianae. with $50
IO-sehr Hsunsni. Keoni. from NawIIiwiIi. with
n-sehr Nettis Merrill. from Lahaina, Maui
n-Stmr Lehua. LorZensen, from Mani and Molokai,
n-stmr MoEoui' McGfegor, from KooIau. with
u-sehr Lnks. P~usshiwa. from Keawaen. Hawaii.
Ia-sehr Mile Morris. smith, from MoIokai
I2-schr Pauahi, Kaaina, from Koholalele' Haw.
12-schr waimsIui Kelis. from Keokea, Haw, 400
I7-sehf KAniEeaouIi, Mana, HOnokaa. Haw, with
ls-sehr WaIoh, Kins, from P4auhau. with 900 pkgs
Is-sehr Ro5rOy. Townsend. from Molokai. with SO
pkgs sugar and lot Of native freight
FoEEI0S.
May 7-AHls shr Cassie, Hayward. Balister' Is days from
IP 5 ) Australia. Cargin. from sydney and
IO-Hsw bE KsIstaas, Digs. 20 days from San Fran
liam bk Furness Abbey. Guest. 136 dys ( Boston
ii-1m bgtne W G Irwin. Turner. I54 dys from : ,
I2-Am BY w. II. Meyer, from San francisco
Il-Am bkfne Eureka, PenhallOw. I'm san Francisco
DEPARTURES
Nav 6-Schr Waiiele. Kafamf. for MaIfkO-
Estmr Lshua, Lorzenson. for Molokai and Maui
s-stmr James Makee. Mcdonald. for Kauai
s-Stmr & r Bishop. Berry for Kauai
AStnr MokOlff, McGregOT. for kOolGu
AStmr WAfmanAIO, for WaimanalO
@schr Mary Foster. Kaiaikavaha, for Punaluu'
Hawaii
s-Gehr NaloIo. Goodman. for HakHlau. Hawaii
Lschr Kamof, Swizton. for LaupahOeEoe, Hawaii
9-stmr Likelike, King. for Maui and Hawaii
9-stmr Kflauea HOu, Sears. for kahului, Maui
9-schr KekAnIuOhi. Malaihf. for Hanalei. Kauai
g-Schr ManuokawAf Makaaha. for HauAmAula
9-Sehr Prince. UWta, for Haualei. Kauai
IO-Schr LiholihO, Paahao. for Honuapo. Hawaii
IO-Schr Kaala. AhuihAla. for WGianae.
n-Stmr IwAlaui. Bates, for Maui ana Hawaii
I2-Schr Mana. Naauwae. for HOnOmu. Hawaii
I2-schr Haunani, Keoui, for kOna. Hawaii
FOKEIGS.
NJ PMS : Australia. CargflI, for san Francisco
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-05-13
With All the Buildings and I'm
prCVementS Thereon,

cons sing Il D'r House. l II stories, vui rely new VAN .
Rooms. well finished AID all mated a Carrisse House
Chicken House. ct. : good Eec p around te Whole Lot
The view from tbs / ct Is ch-rm.nE; the neighboshood Is very
desirable, ami The Whole Ins offers an opportunity tr put-
chasing = pleasant homestead. which cannot often he obtained
TEKNS-One-hsu cash; uue half in Two Years, with In
terest at 10 per ceut, secured ny mortgage.
m,l32f +. 4. ADAMS, Aucioneer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-05-13

E- Boys all wool suits from 81 up, at Chs.
]. FISHES POPULAR STORE.