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worthy of the name, why should it mouopolize
a Hawaiian national holiday? No more ap-
propria,c occasion could lie found for the re-
vivs Of the ancient Hawaiian sports.
We believe that year ago few surf swim
mers ventnrod to "ridc the waves" but they
received little encouragement from the h1o'c,
who, though he is not imposing in Numbers is
very apt to make himself "numcrous" ON u
race day. Wh-n We think what prrpurlion "i
tho sports on knmeharola day fnlls to the
lot of The descend ,ns ui Knmclnmelm We are
verv much inclined to lo,k upon the Whole
affair as jke II tie nntive subjects nrc I"
have holiday nj all, one that is to I've recog
nirsd by the Government aud observed 10y tbe
residents Of the Kingdom, why should il moi
have kamelamehn D,y to itself day un
which tho grcai iauU Ct the year may be given
and when the spear throwing, surf riding.
swinging and MI the athletic games, now un-
happily suffered to decline; when the mel :, the
vocal contests, the rival improvisaofi aud the
races - Hawaiian riders Oh H,wuiian stock -
may make the Park jubilant the whole day
long.
Ii race day save the mark is absolutely
necessary to the fulfilling "f the annual fesivi-
ties let the races not lie given on day which
is set apart as national holiday, aud to which
they have thus far done no honor. 1t is Il
long drive to the Park aud un expensive one
it ono hopes to go in comfort; the tramp is
too tedious to be enjoyable, but multi,udeS
throng thitler on Kamehnnioha Day, pay fol
their admission to the grand stand which il
no, large enough by half, aud fight for til,
privilege Of paying tor very hard fare in q
tent that bare y serves to conceal the awful
mysteries OF the primitive and impromptu
kitchen. 1t cannot be that a series Of races il
which no one takes much stock" is the sol,
attraction. People are not fond enough o
fstiguing themselves at their own expense
We believe it is the evident desire of the pub
lie to have an outing; whole day Of spor
when every care shall be thrown to the wind
anc when, for he time being, enjoyment. uu.
! slloyed enjoyment, shall be the sole objec,
Kamchaneha Day, properly observed in genu.
inc Hawaiian style ought to "fll the bill
Why shall We not try it and prove the case'
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PASSEN GERS.

From San TranciscO. per AUSTRALIA, June ii-Yiss
Julis Beekwith, Mrs Barheld q Thrum and wife, n
uynsu wife aud child. e MEngels wife and family J
Buck, X tcster and wife, Mrs = Rogers, Mies c
a Carter Mise NJ r Tay Tor, = Mott, W Mclean and
wife, ID b McCartee aud wife. Mics May King, Miss J
Moore, II kimbnil and daughter, Wilcox
sud wife, Mrs Pagan and children, Miss Z II
Whitney, Mrs Miranda and daughter. Capt Dut.
ton, a Phelps and wife, tiche, Mics Enrick,
Williams, Partridge wife and children, N T.
Pack, W Farrell. W Grievc. Mrs Lawor, Dalton. q
Wright, Mrs White,F Giamboni. 4 patti, r Donavan
Edwards, ] Oliver Matthews, Is Chinese and -
passengers in transit for Australia.
From Windward ports, per Likelikc, june ILL
MeCully, Carter, q Campbell. Mis-. c Shipman, Mrs
j Richardson and child. A 4 White, Mrs h Ship.
man, Miss A Hitchcock, Mrs Hapai, r Crane,
Baldwin. n z Adams, II Barber and wife. Mise
castle, Apsna, m Lou!son, & Aio, N I Dounell, ]
Hsyselden. N Lidgate, Renton. II Smith, s L
Luhau, Baumiestsr, + 7 Hastings, X scarborous sh
j VOL, ID Marshall, Mrs + Scholtx & u Walsh, j
ii Patty and wife, Rev Cruxsn a Horuner. d kamai.
opili aud chi ldren, Mrs II II Hoen ald children W
kahookahiki and wife.
From San Francisco, per Suez, juno i-Miss
Smith, Miss Thompson, Wcnner. G Hienne and
son, Nelsser, E McCabe. fsrreu, Mr. Thompson
and wife. N Overland, Begauza, Z Z Winston.
For Australia and New Zealand, per Australia June
li-Dr Hutchinson wife and children. Mrs Webb
and ehildren, w Bolster.
From San Francisco, per fotcs, Queen, June &C I
Schet,ier, W Naples.
For San Francisco, per Consuelo, June I'm
Fisher, Cooke, ID Duncan, G Goodscre. Mrs Hil-
lened.
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IMPORTS.

From Eureka, per ia. Townsend, June e,h--ies sos
n lumber, 70 m shiuEs., gpe' posts to Wilder Co
From syduey, rs W per Anna Prechi, June ia
6'O tons coal 10 Irwin Co.
From san Francisco. per Australia June ii-Hollis.
ter Co - pkgs Iobseeu. Sc. butter; Nay Co. 10
cts onions; Hart Bros. ~ &c groceries; Lyman Bros
6 mdre: T walefhou.e, IS e dry goods; z Hog
shlavgcr Co, 10 pkgs mdse, 4 Dtton, CO nstru.
ments. Willisnis, C. frames; Holii.t,r Co Is CO
dtuEs GrinbAum a Co, "a es dry goods; Brown q
Phillips &c hardware; p Melnerny, fes candy; a
Thrum. c. mdse; II Frieve. es type; G tishei ~
pkgs dry goods Mellis, es dry goods; n Melaery
20 C. oniuus; : marshall, 30 es vegetSbies ! es
oysters; order. q es liquors Is ipKot tins; Ehlers
Co. cs dry goods aud tt pkgs mdse TO chinese atms
and several pkgs for parties.
From Htngkong, via Portland. Or, per Boutwell, Cas-
tic June tl-hsekfed 4 Co. leo c. bread; " q Irwin
4 Co 20 cs bread; Castle 4 Cooke co cs salmon and
md.o fJr various hiusse arms
From New Kork per Stella. June io--A fuI cargo o.
general n.dsc.
From. Liverpool. per Edward May, June i,-fuI
cargo OF mdsc.
From San Francisco, per sacr. June it-G Lucas, u
pkgs building material; II Hare, I es nidse; r Mac
iarlane. bx planir; wepner a Co, II pkgs jewiery
Grnbaum Co. c. tobacco, IS es cigars Is cts pots
toes; MAcfsrlane q Co, q cs liquor; Foster Go
~ psgs groceries; " Irwin a Co, 1 pkgs belting
U.V tons coal pkg- groceries; spsding, 69s pkgs
Iron framework.
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WHO ARE HAWAIrs PRIENDs7

large portion tf the native population un-
fortunately seems TO entertain the idea that
any one who mas the temeiiiy to differ with
them or to express an opinion, no matter how
honestly, in opposition to their own, is an
anti Hawaiian and all enemy to the Kingdom.
1t is also unfortunate that they accept as q
proof Of sincere and disinterested friendship
every mark of applause accorded them. This
is surprising considering that they have been
80 often vicfimized Those who have promised
most and made the greatest ado about little
have always been the ones to win the Hawaiian
heart and have invariably been the first to
show themselves unworthy OF confidence
Flattery is an insult to common sense and yet
there are those who do not hesitate to cncour-
age every word or act whether it be right or
wrong, their object being to ingratate them
solves into the good graces of the natives
The loudest mouth usually accompanies the
weakest arm, and while the former may en-
courage to destruction the litter ia powerless
10 rescue. He is your best friend who tells
yUu OF your faults, and The person who hest
tates to speak the truth, no matter how dis
tasteful it may be, is all enemy. Ho can be
called by no milder pame who sees the
approach of danger and will speak not /,
warning word.
The Hawaiian Kingdom day ia drifting
about the edge Of vast political maelslron,.
Tho persons at the helm are nui the most skill.
iull. One adverse puff Of wind, QUE WRONG
sweep of the oar may doom the craft to ill.,
| evitable destruction To let it drift M it now
is may even prove fatal. A strong and STEADY y
hand, true heart aud honesty oi purpose are
| necessary to reach again the smooth and tran
quill waters that feel not tho prese ce Of the
frghttul gulf. Recent actions go to prove
that VIC are drifting all too rapidly toward the
vortex. Self-styled friends may pronounce it
false. If greater credence be given 10 their
words than to those of the observing majority,
We can only hope that the eyes of those most
Concerned may bc opened before it is too late
The danger can only DO avoided by steorins
clear Of it. To drift ut will is to perish. The
men and newspapers who have been most
active in denuuncing wrong are looked npou
by the Hawaiians with tho greatest distrust
and unless there 10 "a change of tactics speedily
tho day is moi far distant when regret will Le
expressed that the oft-spoken words of warn
ing were net he0ded.
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GODS ACRE BEAUTIFUL.

We Join with our contemporary the Gos.Ue
in its regret At tho lack Of interest shown at n
recently called meeting Of the Cemetery Asso.
citation, and which for the time being has
failed in its most laudable desired object, that
Of bsautifying the resting. places Of our dear
ones. We hope too that this call will be
renewed at an carly day. that the con,n,enda.
bio plans contemplated by its officers may be
adopted and tho necessary sicps taken to
remove the various evidences of disgrace
through nsglsct and want Of funds until now
There seems to us no shadow Of excuse for
the apathy displayed by our community on
this matter; on the contrary, it Is one that
appeals to our affection, honor and sympathy,
aud with far less labor and expense than is
attendant in many other and older places, il
could bs made the pride Of our people. In
proof Of this few facts in connection with
cemetery regulations with some of our near
nsighbors Of the Coast may not DO amiss,
whsie $500 lots are the rule rather than tho
exception, and $40 per annum All average tax
for the care Of plots and the ground in gen-
eral Rules govern the class aud style of
enclosures, IL done by private parties, SO as to
bring everything to symetry aud order, and
ungsiuly feuces are therefore now seldom met
With. recent work on this subject, in Eng-
land, entitled "God's Acre Beautiful" ;" though
published evidently with tho idea Of popa ar
ising crsmatio, views nevertheless contains
excellent pleas for showing tangible evidences
Tor our honorsd dead.
In country where our whole year is one
round of spmn,er sHi Aower. return lavish
fAsoTs for the care bestowed, We w.uId like to
go our cemeteries vie with the pride of Cali
iornia. tbs houu,sin View Cemetery II O..k-
lAuai. whore The impression obtains rLui .,.s
vast nurssry has bssn effected TO constantly
Indicate si's i"viny care of shs living " tie
usssnssy " shs dear departed.
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SATURDAY PRESS.
KAMEHANRHA DAY.
JUNE IL, 1852

Has Hawaii a national Holiday, and does it
occur on the eleventh Of June? A national
day, worthy of the name. should. we believe,
DO observed in an appropriate and character
istic manner. Those who were present at
Kapiolani Park on the 10Th or 18th nst, saw
little in tho way Of entertainment that they
might not have seen at any country fair in the
United States, aud no. half 80 much az they
would have seen on fe,e day in any prsvin
cial town Of Great Britain. Perhaps We are
little broad in our statement, for, at the Park
Oh Monday, the "swel day." they saw
series Of abortive races which would not have
been tolerated elsewhere. The show Of stock
was feeble, tho best running indifferent, and
the spectators audlbly betrayed an utter want
of confidence in the honesty of the Jockeys.
The Committee Of Management, the Judges,
Clerks and Timers are not. accountable for the
dislrust which tho public evidences on race
days at the Park; it has had good reason on
moro than one occasion to believe that the
jockeys are not above reproach. and that the
race is a foregone conclusion before tho AMI
mails are brought onto the track.
The interest in an exhibition Of this charac.
ter cannot long survive; there has been nota-
bic decrease in the ENTHUSIASM Of the masses
during the past year. People don't care to
spend holiday on q rAco track where the
order Of exercises lags, where portion Of the
entries the latter are not many at most are
sure to DO withdrawn for one reason or an
other, aud where the unfairnsss Of the contests
10 often esiisn, to the eye of every spectator.
This seems ~ us scarcely 6siiny way in
which 10 observe a Hawaiian fsss day. The
Hawsiians are fond u horsss. aud d.ubslsss
take con.iieraLls interest In liisls of sps~d.
but Hawaiian knows. ~ veil ~ the hest VI
us, wl'e,hsr animal 10 ''d.ing his level hsss."
and a jockey. even ,holgh he may have yrsdu-
a'ed fran y legitimate track. where rscsr 10
rnn for all he is worth, l. no, likely to Deceive
our native horss'usn. Eveu IL the racing wsys
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schr Rcsafio swim arrived at Kahuiui On the i0th Of
June 10 days from Hun boid with tafyo Of Redw ood
She sails again tomorrow for san frsnef.eo.
The swed bgtne ye.,a Ia at th, E.psn.de di.eharg.
ing coal siet which she VIII proceed TO the Sound 70
load lumber Tor Australia
The stmr sueE uhc pioneer steamer OF the Oeesnie
nc arrived last Nsdne,dsy from San Francisco. She
u ~ the loot OF Fort street dseharKine she
TO san Fttneisco on wedne'day ueri.
III. An tern Jas Town,.nd q. n the E.psnde die.
charging lrn,her.
wharf disehargng coal.
The r bk AIMS rrecbt from Newcastle With ecai Il.
IN the stresm awsiting berth to dischsrre.
day while approaching the bar; Part OF her Of
railroad tics thrown overheard to tighten her She
hnsliy tnved "a ithout sny serous injury, and
into port where she lies In the await.
ing berth To discharge.
Capt HNpe, Of HBMS Champion. was thrown from
his horre on the 18th met receiving injures from
which de died shortly after For faIG particulars soc
another cUnmu.
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sHIPPING NOTES.


hs schr Anna sailed from san Rrancaeo for kAhalui
We Eureka on jane ist
70 Nay 9Th, The slms San Jaan for the PMss 90 she
ssip 70 ne san Jose. and IL 80 II long. 40 n
osse' " aepth OF hoid and elJ tons regslcs-A Aha
Ins Sonse.r h.ss and the na.s ei al the shippng Ia
pof sefe io~sfed 10 aiulast on Wednesday last In
rsslee 70 Toe nsmofJ of the late Capt Hope Of HBMs
Tbs sehf Claus spIeeksls sailed iroa Kahului on the
~ inn tyi San fr.nsl.so Am hk cyshe sailed from
The n W Alny and Discover ~oald l-.xe 80, -.
cisco any~hsfe from The iia u ish last for THE port
Tia Missionary Packet Morning star is AZ soreuson.
ShAff preparing iof tip 10 Aesvnsss, 70 saii about
3oadAy next.
TIE Der bk Stella arrived lasi handsy from New
fofk. snd has dosked al BreNsfs wharf shers she 4.
sisshAr<isg general saFgo Of merchandise.
A. bk Forest Qaeen Ia At Brcsgr's wharf loGain-
~ Sen frsneseo fos which port she Wall sa tks ias
ef asxt week.
Ths stnr Boutwell, Castle arrived last SUNDAY day.
fsoes Portland. shs 10 a. the Old steamship wharf
esd VII ssii 10 day Tor shsnghss sad honxkoDg.
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they intended to use him for their own purposes
Their cunning was in vain.
Ia not all this very stranger The Cabinet Of
MIR. Green was the Cabinet which this ring put
IN the Government in place OF the Moreno Bush
Cabinet which thev so bitterly opposcd but after
two years have passed, thore rises among them an
opposition to the men Of their own choice, and
they want TO turn them ont to make room for somc
others 10 carry out their designs. After having
publicly declared their utmost confidence IN the
Ministry Of their own choice, they are put TO
shame and disgrace by the exposure Of their
trenchery. in secretly schonne to overthrow those
against whom they plotted They are like foxes
whose mouths wnter for the fine lunches Of grapes
OF the vino keeper. X
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Water Matters.

EDITOR SATURDAY PREss Our public wnter
works are far from being in satisfactory condi
tion, and we should not be superior any day At n
considerable advance in the rates of premium
charged on loo u risks by our underwriters, II CON
sequcnce of the inadequate and uncertain supply
of water. IA general rule the supply Of water
and gna Tor city IN more satisfactorily main
tanned by private companies, than by the un.
To prevent exorbitant charges the tariff of rates
could be REGULATED by law. To make the water
supply for this city full and available at all times
and the necessity for immediate action is urgent.
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STANDART-oGDEN-Iu San Francisco, June LIST,
6y Key. G. Barrows. ALBERT &. srAspARr. N. D. of
Ncw YORK and ouisA L. daughter o! Frederick Ogden
Of San Francisco.
NoLDs-AcCARTHY-ln this city, on the 7th
met. by the ". 4. NJ blackburn N. A.. Mr.. CHAaISs
q. REYNOLDS TO Mrs. Louisa NJ. h. acCARruY. third
daughter OF tue late s. 5. pomroy. ESQ., OF tran.
eiseo.->an Francisco and London tVpiar,o) papers
please copy.
GRAHAM PIERCE-fu Nononlu. jane 18th. BY
Rev Dr. Dsmon. al the Residence Of the Bird :.
father A ID. FIERCE. Esq, Of san francisco. samuel
r Graham, Esq OF Uncsstcr, Mass,. to Miss AilcI L.
FIERCE No cards. San Francisco papers, please copy
DE rRiES-BoENEMAuD-In In Honolulu, une
wnuEsrsA BoEsEsxAuD. both Of houoluIs, sut orig
inaiy frum Holland
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

A correspondent writes; We read that Mr..
Gibson in his address TO the people at the time of
his appointment said 1T was the happiest day ho
had seen In 20 years" When n man has abored
20 years TO get into tho Cabinet and has Mt last
succeeded and that right In the face Of thorough
showing mp of his antecodents, he may well con.
slider it the "happes day in the 20 years" II is u
poor showing though, for the character and scnso
man to office. II would seem to be butanother
instance to show that the Hawaiiantho self styled
true Hawaiian ''-is always carried away by n
clattering tongue. lie likes noise and outward
show, and places practically higher estimate on
them than on true tried worth. lie. him have his
choicel
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Francisco
SimF Ja~ Makee, for Kauai
Schr KeNauluOhi for Hanalet
.i-pMS Australia. TullOh, for sydner
i3-St.nr Ltkelike. for Hito
stmr X Bishop for Kauai
Stmr lwaaui, for MuaIeea, Kona and Kan
slmT hIauea Hon, for hahuui
StmE Lehua, for MU.okal and Hsna
Schr kAlunH. for Maliko
Stmr Nokolii. for for hoolau
ii-Schr Malolo, for Hakaiau
sehr Wsioii, for Paauhau
sehr seht Gen sigrl for Waiann
Sehr kauikcaouli, for HonoAaa
Schr Mary Foster, for HOnuapo
Sehr Marion. for hukuihaele
schr kzsla. for WaiHnae
i5-Am bgtne ConsuelO. Howard, for 5 Francisco
An bstne kltkitat, Cutler, for san Francisco
HBNS Chsmplon, Brown. for G0Aohania
Brit stmr Monarch, Thompson, for Hongkons
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MEMORANDA.

Report u the Il N. ;, 5. Australia, Tulloh Com.
tnsnder discharged pilot Oh Golden Gate AZ VI y n
Of The 9Th insi farslonc light honsc abeam at IS
kxpsrleneed dall hazy weather and y. v. swell an 10
the nh an hnc cleN weather with llyht IN steady
winds prevailed FROM that date 10 the ibth Sighted
oaha al daylight iith Inst and received pilot al IS
a. n.
Port To.n.end, Arrived May 9Th Ala bkgno Emma
Augusta. Hodson, from kahuiui.
San franeisco arrived une ist-Am tom Emma
ciAndina. Natson, IL days from iilo
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PORT OF HONOLULU,
Arrived.

Arrived.
JHus ii--StmT Likelike. from Hawaii
Brit stmr Boutwell, Castle, Thomson 0 dnys
from Portland
Ger BIZ stella, ), INNER, l5O days fm New York
PMS Australia uliDh, 6 day: 10 honrs from
San Francisco
sehr Netiic Merrill, from LshainS
Schr Marion, UluwaIu
Schr CAt&rina, from HauAlci
Sehr Jennie Walker. from Hapuu
Sehr Haleakaa, from fepeckeo
Schr taaAhi. from Waiuiha
Sehr WaImslu, from kOiOa
schr kaala. from Waiauae
sehr Utlama, from Waipaa
Sehr NanuOkawai. from Hanomaulu
i5-Ani hk Edward May, Johnson 49, DAYS from
Liverpool
Ger 6S Anna Prccht, MolIcr, 20 days from
Newcastle
IS Brit stmr suez. Dodd, days is hours from
San trauctscp
Stnir JAS Makce, from Kauai
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DIED.

NAlGRET-At his residence, Honolulu, Juue iith
The Right Rev Loun MAisRsT. Bishop Of Arsthss
H0PE-ln this city, on the 18th of June. Captain c.
b HorS, ", OF H. B. n. $. champion.
heart disease Mrs. HEssiErrA K REYNOLDS wife OF
Capt. II. 7. Reynolds, sged 80 years aud months.
WATELHoUsE-ln this City, on the 18th inst.
GusrAvAs, infant son Of T. wsterhousc, Jr.
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EXPORTS,

For san Francisco, per Ella June 9-iT bis goat
skins s9 3e, lbs sugar, $50 bnchs bananas Dom Vaue
5l,n55e6.
For san Francisco. per J a FAlkinburg. June TO-
9a3.y5 lbs sugar. Dom value, %, 1855.
For Auckland and sydney, PER Australia, June IL
In transit.
For San Francisco, per Consuelo, June it-i9i. 500
lbs rice iis buchs bsnsus., 5n.0oe lbs sugar Value
Dom. as, 1876,
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The Elrf says that tue haols1 who united to
condemn the Moreno inistry and put the Grcon
Ministry IN Office, and then grew tired of them,
have already, after encouraging the appointment
OF the present Ministry, begun to complain OF
them also. We would like TO ask how many for
eiuiers who actively pposed tho adventurer Mo.
reno have rallied TO the support of the Gibson
Ministry. Nnnin MN
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

The little boys of the city are being drilled by
the troops at the barracks with the view evidently
of converting them into soldiers. Sometimes, 1t s
said, there Ia quito muster OF the babies on our
block" They are known as the LIST regiment
Bruomstick cavalry.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

The Rep -esentativos voted themselves money for
ride to Kapiolani Park In carriages on Monday
last. Why should they hnve carriages at the pub.
lie expense any more than other Government,
officers frum Chancellor to Messenger We know
of nothing that can exceed II for cheek, unless Il
be the purchasing Of gold pens, pocket knives etc.
aud having them charged to the Legislative As
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THE SATURDAY PREAS
Pnolished for the SATURDAY PREss ASSOCIATION by
ROBERT GRIEvE CO.,
Book, Job and General Printers,
Honolulu, II. I.

Notices OF any events Of interest transpiTng the
other islands win always be thankfully received for
pnoliestion Correspondents requested to append
their true names TO all communications, fer publ
Gallon necessarily, but as guarantee that the writer
Is acting in good faith.
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Ports.
Ger bk Paradox, BpIgdof, New Castle on Tyne due
July l5-.N, II HAckfeld & Co Agents.
Ger ok Adoph, HAPPIER, New Castle on Tyne due June
sl2o, III Hackfeid 4 Go. Agents
Haw bk kalc. Rothfus, Bremen, due Sent is II
Hsckfeld & Co Agent..
Haw sch Julia, Ticrncy, South Sea l., due A T
Cooke. Agent
Ger bs Jo,eta, Hosmann, cardla dac Aug 5-Io Hack
hi, bk oberon. harvey Liverpool, due August $40.
II Davies & Co, Agents
Nit s- strathairly, - HongkOnC. via San Fran.
ei.co, due Hackfod a Co Agents
Am bk Camden Cater, Port Gamble due jane j-ic
HaekfeId & CO. Agent.
Am bk AaIha Davis, Benson, Boston, TO sail about
May %, Brewer a Co Agents
brit sh british Embassador, Davis. New Castle. NsW
Me bk kemiJto, Howes, Newcastle, ; W. due
Am bk l. retiin.ill, Departure BAY for Kahului
Am bk Adcis Careton, New Castle, due June $50
Wilder & CO, Agents
Brit hk Lady LsmPson, Msrston, san Fran, Brewer y
Am bktns Discovery. Perrinan. san Fran. doe june
ls0 HAekfeid Co Agents
An es Amy, Freeman, san Fran, due, June rs
-, Castle & Cooke Agents
An tern Hera, BAbbdse, Newcastle, \ ; ", loading
An sktns GyAee Roberts, Olsen Newcastle, Ssw. due
June s3-9l, Wilder & Co, Agents
Am te u Eva Paal Hamb0ldt, due Jane $50 LeWcfs
Cooke, Agents.
brit bk Glengabef, MeGee Liverpool loading NAY ,th
Am isfa Emma clandns, Matson, fos Hio dae Jniy
PNs s ze.laaai., webber, sydney, due July 8, II
HAekfeld Co, Agonls.
Asscity of New fofx, Cobb, san Francisco. due
july :, Haekfeid & Co, Agants.
Am bktne Amelia sewhall, Port Blakciy due July Is
Ailen Robinson Agents
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Vessels In Port.

Am tern jas Townsend
swedish bgtne Ncsta,
Am bk Revere, McIntyrc
Am bktne Malay, Peterson
An hgtne Morning Star. BRAY
HAw bgiue Niniio. Cameron
Am BIZ Forest Queen. Winding
Bfitish s S Boutwell, Castle THOMPSON
Ger bk Stella, Sommer,
Am bk Edward May, johnson
Ger bk AIMS PEeeht, Mollrr
British > suoZ, Dodd
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BORN.
MAR RRIEO.

In San Francisco. May 9Th, 1889, 10 the wife
Daniel Dean, pnrser Australia, = daughter.