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RETRoGREssIvE LEGISLATION.

II has been repeatedly remarked that
the legislation OF the country seemed to
be undergoing progressive downward
tendency and that each successive effort
OF the biennial Assembly at law making
has been more faulty than what preceded.
Especially has the Assembly which has
just been prorogued made itself conspicu-
GUS as having accomplished by far the
most gigantic downward stride which has
yet been made. II ever there has been
doubt as to the unftness OF natives TO con
duct the affairs Of government, that doubt
will have been forever set aside by the
actions OF the Assembly just prorogued.
To those who have q regard for the inter
ests OF the country, or who desire the per
petuity OF its independence, the actions
OF the late Legislature must be matter
of grave concern. From the first it was
manifest that the Assembly was largely
composed of men possessed of neither
ordinary wit nor principle, and who as
tools to be used in the hands of those who
had schemes 10 further were apparently
parading themselves before the market for
the highest bid; and their conduct in the
passage Of laws is sufficient indication OF
who 1ere the successful bidders.
And now they have gone home 10 their
respective districts, perchance to exhibit
their rewards, and relate to their confd-
ing constituents the greatness of the Acts
for which they have received them. En-
lightened by their contact with the diplo-
macy Of the Premier, they will perhaps be
able to explain to their electoral voters
how, after their profound Investigations
into financial matters, they have discov
cred, what few besides themselves yet
know, that the prosperity Of the nation
has been vastly retarded by the penurious-
ness OF former administrations, in matters
OF parade and luxury; that regal puppetry
Is the true source Of national success, and
coronations. soldiers uniforms and mil
lions OF debt, are immensely more condn-
Give TO the public veal than that kind OF
policy which looks 10 the outstanding Of
the public funds and the cancellation Of
national obligations in matters OF finance
Guided BY their new light, they may be
able TO explain 70 such as are dissfscted,
how that expenditures immensely beyond
ths revenues Of the country may b. made
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-19

indirectly. Ia public aniirs eomo personal
itaueuce The sovereign msy have. ~ IN that
wiso ordering u domestic lifo which hiss
given Queen Victoria 80 warm plSoo and 10
strong hold In thu hesns II oil English
speaking people But -hs has M individual
Influence In opposition TO the public senii-
naut n the country. II The conblry Ia tirod
~ Jiugolsm sud soys " D'Iapell must co.
no mniler how reluctant individually Queen
Victoria was TO part eilh 40 plant conflier
as DGspeli. nbd accept IN hia place 80 strict
murlist Ms 0ladatauo is reputed ~ BE-. yet
tie change must be made, aud The nov policy
iunugurated
II over nuy sovereign had favorable opDor
tuuliy ipf making n good naina f1f hms,lf
aud bouehuiug Ills people, Kalakaun bna had
H. But Who cnn hpy that such an opporluni-
ily has been In any aouae wisely improved ?
The Ways of oHtthyngant expenditure have
gone 1n iecrelainR IN number and In amount,
M tho condition u tho country has improved
under the favoting advantages afforded by
tho Reciprocity Treaty, aud tho enterprise
shown Wy our foreign residenln. But what
palms hhvd been taken 10 commend tho govern
meut 10 the favorable regard Of other nations
orders aud decorations have boon multiplied
ull thoy nfe nB cheap aud worthless us the
Brumnagen cooked hata aud ephuloltes, made
lot the negro chlsls IN Central Africa Money
han been wChtod In keeping up the farce of a
nil itafy diapIay, which only proyOkes the
ridlonlo Of Intelligent vialofe No nuthorita-
tive declaration from this government has set
boon made, vndioaling tho trntl in regard 10
the mutual advantage to both countries Of tho
Reciprocity Treaty Of tho United stotoa with
this Hawaiian Kingdom. Aud Ia tho late
change Of Minister'S, M in fornof changes,
what regard han boon shown for public opin-
ion, aud for tho wishes Of tho pooplo2 Tho
Pde Aiha roncctn tho sentiment Of tho IIn-
wailons who hayo no respect for the Gibson
who treated them 80 shamofully on Lanni,
and no confidence IN ono who talks ono way
aud votes another And that ralf-consituted
Hawaiian adviser bpoko out tho common son
timent Of the Hawaiian poopIo, when he said
to the King, " You woro made King by theso
new laws If you wish to stay on the throne,
1t can only be by observing these laws /,
was through tho help Of the Foreigners tha,
you were put on tho throne when thoy drop
you, you drop"
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RESPONSIBILITY.

That tue King can do no wrong is but hc-
tion OF the law and was never meant 10 be
accepted in iis literal sense, for 10 do 30
would be to snbvert tho very foundations OF
constitutional government, and to turn a
limited into an unliInited monarchy, some
thing totally at variance with the modern
spirit. Literally accepted as a ,rnsm sacb
an assumption would reduce u an absurdity
the requirement Of a Consultation, where il il
prescribed, that the sovereign shall swear in
the presence Of Almighty God, 10 maintain
the Constitution Of the King .om whole AID
inyiolale, and to govern ia conformity there
with II is true that the lupdan.enlal law a
this country places the responsibility upon
tho Ministers Of the King, contemplating Of
course that through them only Is The legal chan
uel, any propositions from lhp tllsoAe should
cone; bat they cannot bc directly heid as
responsible foF measures whcseyer emanatiEg
which are introduced to tbs Lesislslure ont
side Of themselves as catiael Tie fscs
however. that measures whichshoald have
smanstsd from shs sasssumeEi have ii nsny IN.
siances, and especially u hate. been hnru-
daced 10 notice ihroGgh representatives . h1es
proeliyires for trucking 10 station an1 p.lwes
for their own psrscasi gain is well kl.,wa.
have given a bad color " -ons u ths lssissa
tive acts. This may appear canveDiem way
for Ainistsrs 10 slsirk tho Responsibility II
ansasnrss shsy dare aes father, og ivs he
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-19
PASSENGERS.

From San Francisco, per Anier Head Aug -Mss.r.
Leslie aud Tisdale, ~ Chinese,
For San Francisco per Z Murray. Aug is-Mr and
Mrs Carson and sehidren, Mrs. Whitney and chill.
dren, Mrs Williams and children, Mrs Hsrtyic Col
Norris, sehiefele, Capt Wentworth, Puryis, Mia
bfuns. Mr. Courtney.
From windvard ports. per Likelike, Aug is-uon s
9 Bol,e, Mccortnes, J Reinhart, MissesC 2 and u
Akska. kRerson, 9 psriimsn. 9 Hopkins, Mr.
ear. f:i..adel, 81 Taylch Wy Homer. II A Heen.
Nisses Stowinears U kswainni, wife and ssrvan...
for Mssi and Hawaii, psr iwalsni, Aug iA--Nrs " II
Bailey, Mrs. Capt Cobb, W + A Brewer, a Van Nos.
trsra, u Nahlnn aud wife, ksuhane. y Dgyent, ID
Hslleek. u NArns, Col spreekels, W q trw1n, Hon
Taylor.
For Kauai, per & Bishop, Aug A--A Horner, W II
Fuller II A Lpscombe Rev Mr. Wainwright, Iornsr,
w Godfrey, Mrs Harris, Master Hauts, Strctx n Il
Tsorutor, Or Walters, j Kauai. X Lncas
From san fransisee per saes. Aug. is.nis III j N
Mis- Anerbach. Mlss N Crimes Mr. NJ Diskson. Van
Raemdonck. A Herbert. 4 Buxton II Burnett. L
Andrews, q II Martin, Z q Young, Z Lorncr,
For San Francisco, per csibareu, Ang i3-A smith.
Green.
For Hongkong, per Aajes Mead, Aug is--s5 Chinese.
For nongkeng, per Inward May, Aug is Mr. Purvis
ana wife. " chSness
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co M M gnCIAL,


HoNOLuLU dHoUHT 10, isss
Naiwiih'iandnE tha arrival ~ tho steamer. Anisr
Head and Huog ffum hah TnHeissa aints ouf last va
have 10 fspou qulssf vssb stiii tn businss, efets
mo principal efoui ~ the week teiag The Credit TfAdo
sale of Msssn u iisektrd q CO. Witch hss been held
Continuously sinsu Wfd6ssday and continue, again
today The attendance hss been fair throughout
though es sIe not advised W its fesn. so fsf The
Hoes N goods wore ample eommaud mo attention ~
NE usds with mo additional advantage ~ heihe ~
rttept lmpouaiions
Ny ths huss We bhve san Francisco hd,i,ss np 10
ne wh Inst oui correspondents letter gives the ron.
dluono' We market Tho nost auivsi with mail viii
pf"hahf Dc lhs ihdy Lampson other vessels win bo IN
shorty Va ihs hosndo and Eu,eha bui their date "
departure vas prior 10 that " tho huo, ~ ihs Mnr
rhy and 'nihhfiab ONT stocks ~ sugar and Rice has
been maiuhalD reduced helt ,afposs being yalned 10
rethef NJ t,i,ti'i
asH fAHDs,o. Avg pth, thia
hatowing iho Market events ~ ont tity since Tho
departure ~ thr XeahBdm tbefo IL iiltie l., ffpon
Tho condition mentioned ~ Como Htlii prevails, with
Wafhud decline uu Hntss ~ recent afrtyiis ns
'onw que =" lia mbcd nud broken condition thou b
irtlN choice uHdrf command fuil HRufts one ~ The
N1NIuH HuHWHIH ut thlHtIty treating Uu thlr Eubttt
fotehty and ihHi San Francisco vac tho poorest
place w hr Wuild ~ send puUf sor,, TO- aud thr nv.
-'IllQn lt not iat from the lfuth
W HNeHt tUhul gather any 'hHugta ~ report Tho
w ,Anhttn ntr h NJ fnll iid' ~ ther seasons WORK
snd ihelf consumption NJ his commodity ls al lts
nWRhl hhl 30 changes boo rates have followed, from
lhe fhct that lbtT requirements we're led oT
eanlfl iu The season, nee Indicates no change nor
u" l'nth Z" my alienation iu prices ~ conditions "
'gat riands from vhnl vns reported lhsfwook
Nomt improvement tH hoped Tor among the trade dur
We lhc coming month tie phst having been e8Hsdofh.
9N bchlnd w The nmount ~ business usually done In
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-19
WATER MATTERS

II shy one %ili draw cup u water fran
tic government pipes, apd hold IL ~ quickly
- his face, he viii notice Il strong smell II
sulphureusd hydrogen. It il tho evidence 10
the sense u smell of tic presence II decayed
aDHal matter IN tho water. When the reser-
yor IL fnil, this decayed matter is Of conrse
more diluted, because " the large amount Of
water. Nov that tho water IN low IN The
reservoir ,iiis tainted matter is proportiobateiy
more offensive and moro harmful. II comes
from tho large quantity " animal matter all
lowed 10 paes into the pipes, lhere 70 die and
decay. iDnumerabo cricsete, shell-fsb, craw-
fslI pass into the ppes. Tboy clog The
sprinkItrsi they come out into our pitchers :;
they show themselves in such ways but The
tic diseases does not take visible form before
our eyes. The microscope reveals other III
fusorial forms II there no remedy for thi. !?
l. thors no rcuissnegs cbargeabie on the
phieiale Who have tie care 81 our water SUP
ply2 Ought the health VI the community 10
10 endangered BY tho want Of proper careful
pessf manufacturer ia q New England
valley viii take every conceivable pains 70
prccare pure water, use only the clcaresl
springs, strains through wood aud wire and
felt every drop that comes into his yais for
Tie successful manufacture Of pspos depends
largely upon tho purity Of the water used
Are The lives ni our citizens, is tho health Of
tic community, Of less importance than the
quality Of paper man wishes 70 offer for
sale? Surely the income from the charges Of
water privileges is large enough TO secure the
uest available means for keeping out Of the
pipes all such things az crickets and craw
hsh. If necessary, IL should DO made como
name business 70 watch constantly ths
zis=incf nsed, and keep i, clear Of all offensive
material Intelligence and ekill should be
deinanded Ia the management Of 50 important
an element Of the public welfare as is our
"sier supply. Is there not danger too Of
doing sHeh irrepsrsbls mischief as IN some
places in Caliiornia By allowing go many
ariesian wells 10 DO ding in one locality % 70
sop entirely the force Of the fow?
We hear that in Que instance there wss
loss Of one-tifb Of the snesian water when a
new vel. was opened. Happily this was on
Iy Temporary, and the well after fifteen or
twenty hours resumed its usual eDw. What
ia being done with tho water VI the Eameba-
msba wsiiI Il our wafer commissioner q Il aid
that the reservoir supply will aiI run down
that hole If connection is made with the presen,
sysien, Of water pipes
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without increasing taxation, and how that
capitalists hre willing ~ loan ~ ibe GOV
crnment indefinite sums for the purpose.
merely "for tho asking ond without any
pledge from this Government
Aud sundry other things connected the
workings ~ the Legislature ~ 1892 n
which doubtless the constituencies would
like 10 know, might be rebsafsed for their
cdiiication How f0f instance. TINT vie
dom In Legislation is aided by hcc lunch
ing md ministerial dinners and how
nnder the benign Influence ~ alcoholic
beverages subjects for Legislation afo
clehfly understood which undor normal
conditions we're before incomprehensible.
We had found come consolation In the
supposed fact that we would not 10
afflicted with another session until the
regular biennial period had expired bot
We are now given ~ understand that ~
extra mud earlier session IL u be convened
1T ia nov thought necessary that the Log.
ialhture should be again called together
for the purpose of witnessing the great
coyoooitoa pageant which is 10 take place
IN the month II February uext The
Legislators IN this case viii DO able N
draw their increased pay without being
necessitated, as at the last session, " fight
for II against the constitutional provision
which bHrrod them from drawing IL during
the session IL was voted
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-19

tlfoHs ~ W. supplied With mesns fof the pro-
seegflgn u selfish ends, phieb ordinary policy
would Hoi sllow n sppesf ss having been
asked f9f from an sysf-ts1sd people ~ The
contemplated recipient BBl Ne people aro
1ol ~ be blinded n ibs faet that sHthsfs snd
rsHganfs ofaeis srs they VIM sts fqsppnsi.
blo therefor, however sdfoh tho nan0uysfs
ray have bsso 70 sbin dist responsibility
upou iHs shoniem u others. The divine
Hgli of Kings Wss d doctrine better sailsd 70
il,s psuops ~ uedisoysi tines than h. iiose
~ fIe present day sbd when legislation fof
ihe lipbladiuls bsHe6t.1f lie CfoWn is sccsm.
giI.bed ~ attempted fltosgh sDotbos channel
iiau iespaHslbis Ministry, tie throne hseli
becomes iD moral ssuse responsible The
MY fpafpniee ~ harmony between tho three
e.rlfes ~ ihe realm snd lie people. IL ~ ID.
boenee ~ the letter md spirit II Tie Copsti-
mln5 hd aHy ihfaciioB u lis provisions,
hpv ever slight, must be subject u ssrlou.
snn,sfs ff sicl as Wish sell for The Defps.
uiy ~ Hawuilsu Independence, ard &, ~.
oaues lIs duty u III ~ sndsayor 10 tie bssf
NJ their ablliiy 10 see ihal tho Constitution b.
"m5iUlained whole and inyiolste." II l.
illDrefofe hat as public Journalists we bsye
sceH atip refer u times u the seeming tend.
eDcy II tls present rule 70 assume control
ir oGsia which 70 our minds IL Inconsistent
With flig spirit, If not with the l.rsf, u the
Constitution, aGd 10 csll attention 70 isgisla-
live acls, which sbow upon the part " .
mai9hy II tho representatives, depiofsble
want " appreciation u tho sanetity of tie
fundamental law, and tebde6oy 70 abst sny
scheme, however dangerous, that may work
~ their own personal Advancement
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IMPORTS.

Prom cAdif per Josefa, Avg "a \ tuit sagD " coal
Pom ssn rfsneisro. per hBiaf Head Aug a. iOp -
post9ss, 10 ~ onions y ~ sBhdfes Lame = Coz ~
stH onions 100 shs potatoes % apuluH, NffutfF
Na sks nuuf. LttshsH a Col 10 fs iahspta Diihtsum
a Col 80 mdst, ksymsply ttas aud suHdV phgs
erntetits vines maiunf aud Dibff CHINESE good. 10
varoua Chinese INNS
Pom san ffaufiseo psf sues Aag i7.-ta e. whishey
Lchhhab Coz ~ - baef, W billiard thtts. ~ f'
sisssgAtt cs ssddlsfy ~ tFatkep 90 Ike gtaiu,
70 q Whithey, 40 sts douf ~ ~ ~, 10 ~ augar
~ w MatfAfiane. ptis uphastsfihg Unrp Col ~
pigs dfuyA, v ~ rlasfWHfs. tutlttsf tut ~ ptta
steel. PIE tpfings ~ pHgs tadWHte q tkgt sGtds.
pipe and bAfdyar 40 ptgl gahtrss Castle to1ht
- saddiuy " J Rose ~ phgs Wiishsyt niaWh tuI
ZEE mdss. hsiisi ~ psss suud sUceiiss, 90 sts
roaf 90 sks ban. ID tha ,sis ~ u saap sa Idis
leather ti nails ~ sts bafh bls mdft AtCbssusy
\ toni . - ype ,ptgs papst 10 pkg mdse q z
iioImss 90 Hats 100 sts poiaiust ~ ttes ptious
~ sts bosns - bH abpies ~ bkgs garic " MctutfuG
~ phgs cotton goods cauiags. q s II Wattd0uarI
I - tobacco ~ phgs furniture 4 phys marble NJ
fhlilipa 90 II bhs. dry good- ~ pkgs gISced.s
uhhbaum tGi 20 Dkgs golsttes. ,s bnggy, -
pYs billiard maienal ptes marble, l. Williams
w pkgs tldii atd pfodHts. phgs iurhiiufo. D. !
Adams phpa whishtY LuVtioy To. lnt pigs fufut
nitHfe. groceries. iiorboiti phgs drugs u MsRiB
bin lw phRs efoceues, ~ pkgs ship ehsudlFry
Uuts 90, IRON safes q g. WeIst W phgs futuitute
goods aud tobacco h5mea Bfosi : psgs pi6iabms
goods, Brown Phillips z ~ fuit. hebHsfrt, 81
pts plpt Hon Iron Wpfhsl ~ fdpo phga ufHitdfe
u Widomani ptg pipe phg books Blniughhm .
~ salmon. htrosoyith 4 to = ~ CLOCKS / ,a siivsi
ware Jaeger Iib aud iig ptpH pfocqfies. " Msy
iH phgh Rfut cries tiymuH Bros nud fuudfy pkaH hhI
Rfoeohoa hud produce io NorioHa hiuaft Aims,
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Vossols Expected at Hon noluIu, from rorcian
pnrts

Ports.
HAw hk Ksle Rothiua, Bremen due sept 10, II
- hhckfeld Co, Agents.
BIZ ~ oberon Harvey, Liverpool, due August
4 II Davss Co, AGENTS
Am pk Martha Davis, Beneon, Boston, due sept 10
A.. W =. Brewer q Co, Agents.
brlt ~ Briush tmhassador, Davis, New Castle. NsW
NC Ok RemiJio, nowes, Newcastle, S ", due
Brit blk elenguber, Richards Liverpool due sent 2bso
Haw bk ioani, onrrels. Bremen, due Oct 10 II Hack
reid q Co, Agents.
Hon bk chielhyo OrdanO, New Custle N 4 " dn,
II. Hackfeld s Co, Agents - ~
Am OK Emerald, Lord, Port Gamble. due AuRib- % II
=. Hackiuld Co, Agente lumber 10 Wilder a Co
Castle & Cooke, Agants
Bit Hsusn, Sanndcrs, ~ MIehAtIs due Aug "a
7 Australia, Tnoh, sydney dno August e6th h
Hackfold n Go, Agents
PNss CITY OF sydney, seahury, san Fran due Sent Q
HRckfeld n Co. Agents ~"
Am bktne Monitor Knhcko Humboldt for Mahukona
due, II X Co, Agents.
yes OK Pelh9, Hongkong, loading june 10.
An bk camdon, Gntter. Port Gamble, for Mahnkona
due Aug 20e5, II n Il %, Agents
Am ton Mary Dodge, Paul, Humboldt duo Aug $3.50
Wilder Co, Agents
Am sch Rosario, swift San Francisco duo Aug 1870
Irwin 4 &c, Agents N '
Ain bktno Eureka Fcnhnllow, San FrAnclsco duo Aup
gv,gS; 7 II Davies, Agent
or't OK vl.9ek; swictosawsk Liverpool TO sail about
AUX 90 4 III Davies Il Co, Agents
Am tern JAS Townsend, - Humboldt due Auu 20 25
Allen Robinson, Agents
Am ok Ferret Queen, Winding. Port Gamble due Sept
lVlla. Hackield ~ Co, Agcnts, lumber TO Wilder
AH bk Smith - Port Gamble, Mahukona, due
sept 1913, II II IL Co, Ageuts, lumber TO Wilder
Br BIZ Lady Lampson, Marston san Francisco, due Sent
5-lO, Brewer q Co, Agents
Am pgtnc hazard Miller, San Francisco kuhHlui, due
Am bktne Amelia, Newhall, Departure Bay due Sent
DIV, Allen 4 Robinson, Agents
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EXPORTS

Fnf san Ffnucato, pdr y & Muupy. Aug ~ iaib bgs
sughf, MonHsret rice aud bananas yalutda at t1IW ~
lof tan ttantss0, pof Cabaheu, Aug u t0e 2JN lbs
HuEhf. we 600 ibH rice. Dom Value. sti .tiG1'.
For IIopgkong. per AHjor Head. AuyI7-7 pkga old
tomposition. uphp 'hiuccse mdsri hud Hi1 pkgs iu
transit.
fnr Fanuing's Islands, per Jennie walker. Avg ~
~ ~ dry goods G.tw machines 81 ffutt 6ca bread
1890 empty bngs, fof Nnlde s1U21Ol
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MEMORANDA.

sydney Arrived July 20, p NJ S City Of New York
Cobb, hence July T.
San Francisco Arrived July a. Brit s sucz, Dodd
hence Jnly 81 Aug = 4 NJ & City OF sydney, sesbury
hence Suy8i '''' '''
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The next term Of OAHU COLLEGE VIII begin on
"WEDNESDAY. SEPT 9Th.
Examination Of Candidates tor sduai..iou On Mou.
day sept fih- iss2. us eis zD WI JONES.
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is no, 10 be purchased " government money,
not lie FREQ expression u opinion punished W
III . withdrawal u Government patronage
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Sailed.

Nup l2 Am hk Murray Jonks f0f Ban ftnb
~ Am IN taibarien, Hubbard for Han Fran
him X Bishop for Kauai
him lwahni fof Hawaii and Mani
stin kilauoa iIuu Tor Rhhului
Sch fhuAht, Tor Ooltnin
stu Lthnn for Maui aud Mnloltn
Sch hhhh, for Kauai
Sch lIhoskhln, for ropookno
Sch khnuh, for Wainlun
l5-btm Lholike for iiio
sim Mokui TOT koOlnu
sch Whimhln, for inpuu
Sch Emma, for Wninnao
tch Nottie Merrill for Lahninn
Sch Ia Moi, for Laupahoohoe
10 Ilnw sch Moi Keiki, Cook Ion Christina, IA
hch Wnilolo for ilhkn
l-bt 70 Anjer lioah, itopor, for IIongkong
hch Jennie Walker, Underwood fof Peh'r H.
b-H | : cristoforo Colombo Labrsno for
Japan ~
lp-btm MokOn for Koolnu
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PORT or HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Nuu l9-lni q Auiy Head Roper, i0dayf from a 4
10 Ger wv Juhufh, tioftnmhHH from ChrdiH
Ntm Iikeiko from iliu
Nfh bottio Merrill from LahAiDu
sim Moholi, from Ko0lnu
hrb LmmH from WhiantA
sch kato, from MUlpkai
ll-htm WAmanao from WhlmauaIn
lh-hth Mllf Morris, from Lanai
Hch ManuDkhwai from KGloa
sch MHi1lo from ilHpuu
ia br NJ buog, Dndd from. HsB ffHu
hth Prince from IIannmauln
iH-hch Marion from Kukuihatlo
sch Iukh from rohok
lhrhtm kilsura iiou. form Bahum
stm II HHhop from Kauai
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,.MlLLEh-A MakhwSo, mani, August 5lh, irs9 ions
Mntrr, aged ~ years
NOLTE-At Whmhna0, Oahu, August l2th 1872
FsrprnorH cnihLEs, only tdh Of II T. NolIr of Homo
lulu. Aged 10 years, months, md ~ day
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A CARD.

Ar. and art II j. Sol,s desire express their lnos,
sneeie thank. 70 their many friends for the kirdns
and yaPaIhy nsnfesisd The dss;h OF sh.r ssofsd
and only son, CHAsLEs FmDEs;cH
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BORN.
DIED.

y Iel. city, August 18Th. to the vito Of A, 3. u,
well, Esq adangGtcr
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Honolulu, H.
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other islands will always he thankfully received for
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-01
NO PLAY LAST NIGHT.
Seats Can be Exchanged To-day or Money
viii be Refunded.

Those who had purchased tickets for the Opera
House last night we're dis ppOinted on going there
at the usual hour to find the door locked aid en- an
nouncement on card that there would be 10 per.
formauce owing to the illness of Mr.. McAuley On
calling at The Merchants hotel last evening, where
Mr. McAuley IS Stopping, It was learned that he IS
troubled with 0 throat disease; thar he took
co d. and, to aid in getting rid of the cold,
he INDUCED IN Turkish bath about O'Clock yes
te, dsy afternoon This pro.trated him to such au
extent that he could not sppesI last night. BE
win be oil right for this afternoon aud evening. and
all hol iers of tickets can have them exchanged for
eithec matinee or evening, or they can have their
money refunded
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-01
handsomely Fitted.

The old dry goods store Of Powers Bros.
No. l8l East Third street, has been 30 hand
somely re6tted by their successors, Messrs. Il.
?. Plato & Co.. as to make it one of the nntst
dry goods stores in the Northwest, and this
''old stand" Is sure to become more popular
and more prosperous than ever.