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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-06-28
Celebration Of the Tenth Anniversary of
the Royal Hawaiian Band.

On Wednesday last the band boys and the
leader Mr. Berger gave a banquet to the members
Of the Legislative Assembly. in commemoration
of the Organization Of the band ten years ago.
His Majesty the King presided In addition to
the representatives, there were present as guests
the Minister Of the Interior and the Minister Of
Finance. members of His Majesty's staff. the
Secretary and Sergeaut-at-Arms Of the Assembly,
and several members Of the Press About 4
O'Clock all sat down TO partake OF the good things
that had been provided In abundance After
thoroughly satiatiEg the inner man. a few Of the
band boys joined II a ring and furnished the
company with music of a different character TO
that taught by Mr.. Berger. At intervals various
toasts Eere.proposed and drank, the 6rst Of which
the Assembly. was given by His Majesty and
responded to BY Mr. Aholo- Mr.. Berger related
his biography when a soldier in the Prussiaa
srny and concluded By proposing the Press, to
which Mr.. Webb responded with his accustomed
elOquence. The music meantime became more
and more interesting and attractive, until several
Of the guests found themselves dancing in the
usual Hawaiian style. About P. N. the party
broke up, after spending thoroughly enjoyable
afternoon with wish that ten years hence they
would meet again under similar circumstances.
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~ Wiol.d Mini.trr.

We have interviewed Mr.. Bishop. whose position
On TIN item for Forsts has been Incorrectly stated
10 The public
Mr.. Bishop says regarding his remark when the
iian Of $1,000 for "Care Of forests. nurseries.
Improvement Of lands and public places was
under discussion "thnt be had thought Of favorinc
Il. 5ut siuce il had been recomme led by the late
uicked ministry be would have TO oppose it. vas
l1dsrttoud By al q TIA members. a. being iroui-
al also that after listening 10 the remarks Of the
minister Of Foreign Afairs upon the item 1t was
srarnt thai the item uaE not intended for Che pro-
1nc11n O. Improvement Of the forests. and that
tnHre really uas no definite understanding as to
unnt vas % be done with The money. He SAYS
turthci Thai he did not say and that all that Min
ls1E the ate Ministry had done was iujudicious =
nor anything which could bear that construction
a. = rsreseuted IN ths daily r. {. 4. Of the 29d
inst
No 1o1ut he frequent Contrasting Of The virtues
II 1ne present Ministry. By themselves and eon,e
az 4heir follower with the faults OF their rre5e
urnnurEr and The rrmark By the member for "a
Enina mt. Aholoi that as the Ministry Who m
rec11rian1ed this S120o0 expenditure had cone
dl1 a u1lice. lsi tia item follow thru Ia NJ
AlshcQ - slrak q Tia matter ironically.
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PASSENGERS.

From kauri pr Julia. June 2l-Rrr : h. Maunhloa,
ner = : Taylor Rev " Luno. Rev : X Laaih and
wife. y Narul wife and son NJ ioicha. M Taknru.
NJ B-rrakl and sou NJ Tank. NJ " / reCkhsm Mrs
Suu-. Miss Cathrnrf and = south >ca l-lsndrrf.
For Nicruuesif lslHnds pr Morning star. June 10
nrr A Sturrs. Rev A Houston and wife, Rev Z
Rand and wife Mss Fletcher. Mublr Rand Rev 4 Ma.
Ia BrT Knnohc Hud wife Mrs. Fntrn and child
Prom Kauai pr c r Bishop. Junc 81 Winter, b
sghois M Hsinr, Gr0 &c, aud wife Mr. Riddrl, and
v4fs, " u ihcr b.
Prom p iudvafd Porte, pr Likcikc. June &C
Srrrdksls " D Horne, L Austin and wife, : " vii
ard wif- Mr. ! Sfuhhiebrcn. ! z Mills & HARDY.
: Nurdnck q FremhiC. g u Lace j.. Miss : Comfy
NJ Z Hastings. Mr. T. y MakrC. 4 y Make Arhnrk
" . Cunning. A smith. = krusc. q W Smith DR.
4 Z Mrskrr Miss Hucs. e. Sirafmeycr, Mise Ihiihi-
Fnf san Francisco Per Sucz. June EN- Adams,
e. v HUME and son, N Dickson. Mrs Hhnfurd, Mrs
sahimmclfcunur. Mr. " GRAY. Misses Hattie and
Srrak FirrcC " VI Han. Aiiss Carrie Gilman, Miss N
Athrrtur. Mr. Anterior c. q and uurse. Joe Gilman.
~ q INN M audrr and cll1, II Mcintyre, " T
IL. J Z un-rl. .nr : L-L-nr.r-
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Who were vaichful Of The treasury and the dis
tribution Of public moneys They represent a
jealous sentiment Of tho Hawaiian people II
every should fall who the subject Of
SANDER and malicious rumor not ono IN the
House would escape uniniured. There were
plenty Of people Who dont like the present Ministry,
and they don't say the right kind Of thing about
Us. Whilst he made these general ramarirs on
these general SANDERS il Is Of the utmost impcr-
lance that officers performing customs duties
should Be above suspicion. The discussion had
assumed such gravity, that it was incumbent on
the Minister Of Finance and the Collector General
70 investigate these charges. Tho usual course Of
Legislators with regard TO individuals in Office
y % represent the samo to the Ministers, and IL
there are parties in Office who ought not to be
there they viii certainly take action regarding
them. He trusted that this Assembly win not
consider that they are discussing an Allen OF
Brown or Jones, but they had under their consid-
Grafton an appropriation for a certain Office Let
Ministers and Judges fall Who cannot stand
against Islander when evidence is proauced, but
let US vote for salaries and the present Ministry
will that the right incumbents hold the Office
Mr.. Aholo asked Why the Ministers remained 50
quiet in this matter, why do they not follow mp
and ascertain what truth there is in these reports.
They intend to vote the salary for the Office but
they do not intend the present incumbent Of the
Office to get that salary.
On the committee rising the President al pointed
the following committee on salaries Of Surveyor
and Guards, Storekeeper at Honolulu, Collector
at kahului. Mahukona and Hilo and also Surveyor
and guards at said places
On Subsidies to Ocean Steamship lines, Messrs
Cleghorn, Minister of Foreign Affairs, kapena,
Aholo and Nahinu.
On return of double taxation. Messrs Kaunama-
no, Kaukau, Lilikalani, Makaleka and Palahau.
The House adjourned at p. NJ.
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completely destroyed. A search was made fol
Hrs. Wood who was known to have been in thu
house at the time of the condagration. Her body
was found in a charred condition Mr.. Wood had
not returned home at the time the fire broke out.
The only surmise regarding the cause of the fire Is
the lamp had been placed too near the window
curtain and left burning after Mrs. Wood had re
tired 10 bed The fremen deserve great credit for
the manner In which they handled their engines
up the bill. and for the promptitnde with which
they GOT to work Tha thanks of the Brigade are
due 10 Mr. Buckley of the Fashion Stables for the
readiness with which he supplied team of horses
10 drag No. . Engine to the fire.
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On Monday night a few minutes past twelve
o'clock the fire bells rang from all quarters. On
turning out ii Appeared 70 he a FIRE Of some mag
nituds ths sky being brightly illuminated to the
Northuard. No. ward was struck and the
locality was feutid to be School Street and the
tina the fie engines arrived thess The house vas
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-06-28

Undoubtedly it is a remarkable medicine, says
Stacey Hill Esq, Of the MI Aurbun Inclined
Plane Railway, Cincinnati, [. S. A. was limping
about, hardly able to move, with rheumatism in
the hip, or sciatica Hearing of st. Jacobs Oil,
procured bottle of If, and with the third applica
tiun, was able to 60 about with perfect ease and
comfort.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-06-28

A meetingof tho HiIo Telephone Co. was held at
the Court House. Hilo, on Wednesday, June 21st.
0fcers were elected according TO the rules of the
dent: DR.. C. 5. kittridCe Vice President; Dr.. c.
n. Wetmore, Treasurer; L. Severance, Esq, Secre-
tary. Messrs. 0. I. Shipman and H. Porter were
elected Trustees for one year. Messrs F. S. Lyman
and Z. g. Hitchcock were elected Trustees for two
years, and Messrs. J. II. Maby aud c. c. Kennedy
elected Trustees for three years. The Company is
now fairly organized The line is in working order
10 Onomea, and will be to Pepekeo by the end Of
the week The posts are up to Honomu and the
wire IS being stretched.
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TINAgcE pEPAnrrENT.

In discussing the salary Of storekepper at the Ho
nolrl1 custom House, after remarks By 1ir. kalna
siid he honored the spirit By which the represen-
tlt1Fls we're animated IN their estimation Of the
wrong doIngs Of the Cnstom Houss offers He
Fas glad that the country had Representatives
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-06-28
MARRIED,
East Maui Seminary.

NAK1I-A-KEKOOWAI-A At East Maui Female sem.
IuHrT. MHkzwun, Mani. June I'D 1sse, hy tho Rev
! n Alexaudcr, NJ. JoNAH Nssu, 20 Miss lsABEilA
krEnuuAI
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TH1Hrr-EIaHrH DAY
THURSDAY, June I'D, 1882.

From Hama, that trees growing ON Government
lands suitable for building canoes be given e
Hawaiians Referred 10 Committee on Judiciary
From Hama, that all private schools be placed
under the control of the Government. Referred
TO Committee on Education.
Mr.CleghOrn asked for the appointment of Chair
man Of the Finance Committee in place of Mr.
Nawahi. who was indisposed. The President ap
pointed Mr.. Midemann.
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Friday evening, June 18th, to join with the family
in celebrating the silver wedding Ct Nh. and Mrs,
Wilhelm. The occasion vas one of great JOY to
all, and many were the good wishes expressed to
the happy couple. Tho presents were numerous
and Of decided ralne.
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Professor zamloch viii give another per
Torrance tomorrow night, and finally on Satur-
dav NIGHT
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Rapiolani Park is beautiful place The alce
roba trees are fiourishinc IN Grand STYLE.
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The regular monthly meeting of the mission
Children Society" will be held at Kavaiahao Semi
nary on Saturday evening IDLY ], 1892
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70 know the real meaning Of Article s. Of lh'
Constitution. As he read il, he understood thl
amendment 10 have been faais last session, ani
dsrd this session, and from that he inferred thst
the money was payable now.
The Attorney General IN a very able argument
set forth the Incompetence Of the law regards
its taking effect. In his opinion il could not takl
effect until next session
Aholo said be liked 10 get money when he got i
ieg1tfmately. In this case they were not entitled
to i. The Law. only passed the Assembly this
session. Next session they may legally look for IT.
The ayes and noes were taken with the follow
ing result: Hon. p. kanoa p 2. kanoa, E. X.
Lihkalani, II. w. Lahilahi. ]. keau, +. Pahia. ).
N. Mahoe J. Kaluhi, J.. Nakookoo, j kamakele
J. Navahi, p Haupu, J. N. Kauwila, d. H. Nahinu,
S. Aivohi. ]. X. kaunamano, j. Kauai, total Ia
His En-. W. NJ Gibson, ]. Z. Bush, E. Preston.
Hon. G. r. Bishop, Jno. q. Dominis, A. ). Cleg-
horn, ]. p Parker, S. G. Wilder, P. Isenberg H.
kuiheiani, j Moanuli. ]. N. kapena. J. Mott
Smith, c. H. Judd, H. A. Widemann, j. kaae,
Frank Brown, j. L. kaulukou, L. Aholo, J. W.
Kalua, G. E. Richardson, J. Gardner, ]. kauhane,
W. H. Rice G. b Palohau, A. Kaukan. total sc
total votes cast 43.
Mr.. Keau moved that a Select Committee be APP
pointed to wait ON His Majesty and notify him
that this Assembly is ready 20 be prorogued to
morrow Saturday.
The AYES and Noes were taken as follows:-Ayes,
E. X. Lilikalani, II. W. Lahilahi, Keau, F. Pahia,
5. X. Mahoe, J.. W. kalua, G.. Z. Richardson, J.
Nakookoo, J. kaulakele, ]. Gardner, Z. Haupu, j.
u. hduNlldf . AINoui5 - hAutlf = n. nuHAutHf
A. Kaukau, total Is: Noes. His Ex. W. NJ. Gibson,
S. X. Kaai, J. E. Bush, L. Preston, Hon. c. K.
Bishop, Jno. o. Dominis, A. s. Cleghorn, J. p.
Parker s. G. Wilder, p. Isenbecg II. Kuihelani,
]. Moanauli, ]. NJ. kapena, J. Mott Smith, c. H.
Judd, H. A. WIdemann, ]. kaae, P. p. kanoa, j.
l. Kaulukou, l. Aholo, J. Nawahi, J. kauhane,
G. W. ilipo, w. II. Rice, G. b. Palohau. total ~;
total votes cast Al.
House took recess at l215.
On reassembling Mr.. Palohau moved that the
resolution introduced bv Mr. Iahilihi be recon-
sidered.
Motion lost
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The schooner julio has been hove down for
repairs She viii probably be dispatched for the
South Sea Islands again shortly.
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/ DHXsICIAE AID eEEGFlIt
X cons4Iiii..- Ellas - H..ai.1fI 50 81.
t street. fIfn:T 90 NarI
E|- OFFICE tI0II - II.1 s. r.
~. If|I1a114 to. I1I
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The schooner NiHito late S2rPr,ss, late Nioola4.
is again for sale Who viii be the next Spectator
in this unlucky craft
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A large inhn1 Of passengers by the island
steamers may be looked for this week to join in
the grand celebration Of the Fourth Of July.
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In addition TO the usual fifty cents for the round
trip 10 the Long Branch baths, the proprietor has
been compelled to charge twenty-five cents for a
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House went into Committee Of the Whole, with
Mr.. kapena in the chair TO consider the Tax Bill.
Section g. was passed it stood. Section 6S was
changed as to include property not liable to tax
alton, lands Of any religious societies for church
sites, and burying grounds not exceeding five acres
in extent. Section 60 was passed without amend
ment.
Committee rose and reported progress. Report
adopted.
House adionrned at noon until Monday at 10 a. m.
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A decided opposition was evInccd towards the
proposed increase of 500 per annum for the Dep
uty Collector Generalship.
Mr.. Bishop said he unable to understand
this opposition to this item it is evident one
has misrepresented matters TO the members. He
is set down as a stranger and incompetent.
know he is perfectly competent. In the absence
Of the Collector General 1t is his duty to fulfil the
Collector Generals place II is not his business
to go around the wharyes and search for opium.
This is irresponsible place and cannot be filled by
a boy or a stranger.
Mr.. Preston said the Committee vote salaries
for offices independent Of the incumbent. The
simple question is, are the duties which the IN
cumbent has to fulfil worth 3, 500 year.
Mr.. Nawahi ezpounded to the Honse how opium
was smuggled and connived at by the Customs
officers.
The item was reduced to the former amount Of
1900 for the biennial beriod.
The House adjourned at $50 p. m.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-06-28

The p. NJ. S. S. zealaHdia is due on the Sd of
July. Let us hope that she will not be behind
time but on the contrary that she will be day
ahead
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-06-28

oopiOus shower of rain came down on Sunday
night and Monday morning This is the first rain
for some two or three months Il was esteemed a
~
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Mr.. J. E. wisemAn started out yesterday with a
subscription list for the celebration of the Fourth
of July. There is still wanting a considerable
sum 70 meet all requireueufs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-06-28

THE uSDEasIgsED HAVING rrn
~ eta.ed ite interest II L1t -rrr. Ia I.r Be.
ero~ing Dnslness a Eailla. Efntla1.Itn nIf ...r =
DC ltme ~ iai1lcoa hia sen 1letqaI
nousia,u. 5.ne n. -. f'A tl's
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RESOLUTIONS.


Mr.. Kauai gave notice of bill to amend Sec.
5, 4, :, 6, and 6, Chapter . of the Penal Code.
Mr.. Kalua read for the first time an Act TO pro
vide permanent settlement on Mrs. p. Nahaole-
lua. 1t was read second time and referred TO a
Committee who have similar bills under their
consideration.
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The Custom House officials were hardly dealt
with at the hands of the Representatives on Mon
day last. The recent seizures would seem to have
been an incentive for censnre.
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THIRrTSEvESTH DAT.
WruNrSDkY- lime .

THIRTY SEVENTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY. June 21st, lSs2.
PETITIONS
From Honolulu. that persons owning four OF
moro horses, be compelled TO keep them eoutsidt
the city limits. Referred TO Sanitary Committee
Mr. Aholo read for the first time an Act provid.
ing for the remission Of costs to contract laborers
in suits brought under Sections 1919 and 1890 OF
the Civil Code.
ORDER OF The DAY.
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ORDER OF Tm DAY.

where collected, estimated. ............. 5000
The iteras for completion and furnishing New
Palace, $4,000, and Palace Stables, $1,000, were
referred to Select Committee. The President
appointed on said Committee, Hons. W. NJ. Gibson,
c. r. Bishop, Richardson, Kaunamano and W. H.
Rice.
The consideration of the item of $4,000 for
encouragement of Immigration" was deferred.
The item of $4,000 for artesian well boring was
referred to a Special Committee.
In discussing the item of $4,000 for care Of
Forests Nurseries, improvement of Public Lands
and Public Places, the Minister of Foreign Affairs
said all enlightened countries take great care of
valuable trees and plants. He pointed out that
the idea originated with the former Ministry, and
was endorsed by the present Ministry.
Mr. Aholo and Mr.. Bishop opposed the item, ap-
parently on account Of it having originated with
the late Ministry.
Mr.. Cleghorn supported the item and agreed with
all that had been said by the Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
On the vote being taken, the item was indef-
iialy postponed.
,r, Pilipo moved to insert an item of 5000 for
Enlargement of Agriculture During the dis
cusGO6 motion to rise and report progress was
carrieL
The House adjourned at $50 D. m.
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IMPORTS.
EXPORTS.

Prem Kasli PER Juiia. Juur SIS coils cocoa tvyIne
s10 rcCnauut- n a 2 Cook.
Prom Port Townsend. per Camden, June 2i-3f0 -
q Ian ~ no n shingles ~ m lafhs
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Fer San Francisco per ttmr Sucz. Juns Is 26l rs
lhs tu-ns ~ 90 he noe ti 10. hide. zoo hs hides
~ De uas-c and ST hnchs bananas Haluc Domestic,
- el1 ~
Tor Microussia rrr Morning star June dom
Vtius s5s7s For vtlut s3o0; Tran, Value g. g5e o.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-06-28

The item of $4,000 for subsidy to OCEAN
steamers has been referred TO a committee. Mr..
Clans Spreckels occupied scat in the House dur
ing the discussion on this subject.
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Supreme Court Decision

Parson and people, physician and patient all
use and recommend ST. Jacobs Oil.
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Last Wednesday morning there Was a solemn
high mass for Bishop MAicret; the service was
very impressive, and there were a number present
at the ceremony
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ISLAND LOCALS.

ABOUT Tows.
The Band VII play to morrow evening AZ Emma
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large and happy company Of the eitizrns Of
Hilo gathered at the house Of Mr.. G. Wilhelm, on
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-06-28

An enterprisinc Chinaman named Hew Shin
has opened a steam bakery on King street near
the Chinese Theater. He adyertises largely and
promises 10 produce good article.
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Extensive preparations are being made for the
celebration OF the Fourth of July. A building 100
200 feet has been erected on the makai side Of
King street nearly Opposite Mr.. Cecil Brown
held there, and also the picnic III the afternoon.
The Ball will take place AT the Music Hall.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-06-28

The agents for the Oceanic Steam Navigation
Company paid out about 5000 for labor during
the stay Of the SH,- IN our harbor. The laboring
KanakA cannot complain that be does not get his
share Of the loaves and fishes which the national
urosperity brings us.
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,. MS. s. Co.'S lime Table for SEA,
COLLIER CTAL.
R0yoLTIU. JUNE =, Iss

HONOLULU. JUNE =, Iss2
rurius M srrk uudrr review thcre has nos been a
49,. srrurf 81 hu.iness transacted. The dispatch Of
fsso-srir Coz s-srnrr su,z for San Francisco with 4
l. carr o. isirnd produoc hss heen the principal
r~-u worthy ~ record.
rr-r seizures a. opiuu ~ thc Casioms Authorities
hr-r frr rrrc hr-- during the wreck but a. the drug
rlrna, ~ placed upou this market Il is matter
"a irt-rsis nou- but tho Chine, Importer who Of
ruu-sr d-r h.avy iosers-
CrIndiu- has ceased the majority % Tho piHpta-
non. md sugar is nov coming 10 hand In reduced
cuaniitiei-
No a-rirnls except island rrssrls since last Issue
Tlsr r-pa-turrs .onsist ~ the An bk Revere for
Departure Bak ihr simr sucz for San Francisco, An
hk MALAY fur Victoria C.. and the Forrest Queen for
str F-rucsuo.
M v--., u ihc berth for the Coast at prrscn;
). he Lsdv Izulp-or On Monday us1t the p NJ :. 5
Co. strur z,aianda will he due from the Colonies en-
route to Ssn Francisco and viii in all probability take
E~uy thc greater portion Of island produce thst s ready
Pr shipment
NE p Adams viii hold furniture saic tomorrow
I'D a regular cab sal, on Fuday.
PORT OF HONOLULU.
sailed.
Eunr Am hk Revere Mcintyre. for Departure Bay
Brit siuf Sucz. Dodd, for San Francisco
ef-Am hkint MALAY. Peterson. fot Victoria. b
Am IA Forest Queen. Winding for San Fran
MEMORANDA.
rtr An hk Edward Nsy g. dischsrrins At the old
steamship wharf, and AFR -epairin. VIII probably pro
c-rd 10 HuaEkong
Tht HSu schr 5uiin is Of present hove down She is
s-nir destined fur the south Sea lslnnds.
rtr n v Ainy and TIC Discovery are the next
due from ihr Coast. and the Simf AMIR Head
m1y ~ Looked for nr-r week route 10 Honrkons.
IMPORTS.
Prom Hasa PER gula. Juur s9-ss coils cocoa tvInc.
81 rocaauuf. N a j Cook.
Prom Pnri Townsend. per Camden, Jun, 2i-3io..7o
o. iarbrf no NJ shingles, ~ m lathe.
EXPORTS.
Fer San Francisco PER ttmr Sncz 5unr 2a-3.2 As
o. ru-us ~ 90 he noe 5s 10 hides zoo lhs hides
90 he co-c and 81 hnchs hsnanss. Haluc Domestic,
te-l1l1.o1
Tor Nicroussia. pr Morning star June dom
THius sss72 For ytlns $500; Tram YElu, g. AZ o.