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Police Court.
SATURDAY, JUNE 80.

One case of drunkenness was docketed aud
disposed of as usual.
-Naihili, charged with assault and battery,
pleaded not guilty, but was convicted and sem
fenced to fifteen days imprisonment at hard
labor; costs 81 20.
In the case of Kalakai, charged with using
threatening language, II nolle prosequi was en-
tered.
MONDAY, July 2.
Eight cases of drunkenness were docketsd and
disposed of as usual.
Kinolau (K.) and Puu (W.) charged with
adultery in Honolulu, pleaded guilty. KinOlau
fined $50; costs, 81. Pun sentenced to two
months imprisonment.
KaaimaIaui, charged with furious riding, for
feited bail, $12.
Ben Tenirio, charged with assault and bat
terry, forfeited bail, $40.
In the case of Kawiki, remanded from the
Goth, a nolle prosequi was entered,
TUESDAY, JUNK 3.
Six cases of drunkenness were docketed and
disposed of as usual.
Elekai and Fred Blackburn were separately
charged with driving over the bridge at Waikiki;
forfeited bail, So; cost, 81. Blackburn fined So;
costs, 81.
KakamaI, charged with assault and battery,
pleaded not guilty but was convicted and fined
So; costs, 81 10.
WEDNESDAY, July 4.
Four cases Of drunkenness were docksted and
disposed OF as usual
Haualei and Kekipi were charged with atfray,
the former being remanded to 9th inst, aud the
latter FORGETTING his bail of so.
In the case Of Joe Kalapuna, charged with
committing a nuisance, q mol. pros. was en-
tered.
THURSDAY, July 9th.
Seventeen cases Of drunkenness were dockstsd
aud disposed OF as usual.
Five cases OF furious riding were either fined
or forfeited their bail.
Pete Pass and Palea Were charged with as
sault and battery, the former being fined So aud
the latter f~oreiting his bail OF $40.
In the case of Hanalei, charged with affray
and remauded from the 4th, a mol. pros. was
entered.
FRIDAY, July 6.
Five cases of drunkeuness were docketed and
disposed of as usual.
A. Aud, for violating the express regulations
was fined So and costs 81.
Pika and Kamaalo, charged with furious rid
ing, were remanded to 9TH inst.
All Lo and Kanahuna, charged with creating
an affray, pleaded not guilty. Evidence was
taken and the accused were reprimanded and
discharged on payment of costs, 81 each.
H. N. Crabbe and Esther KalaukOa were
charged with fOrnication. Mr.. s. Kaeo APP
peared for Crabbe. Both defendants pleaded
guilty, Esther being fined SD, and costs 81 so,
and Crabbe being remauded to 9TH inst. for
sentence.
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The Steamer Glenelg.

The British steamer Glenelg came into harbor
early Wednesdaymorning without q pilot or with.
out waiting for the port physician to board her.
The President of the Board Of Health on hearing
of her arrival, at an early hour sent an agent of
the Board to inquire of the Captain the reason
of his infringement of the quarantine regulations.
Captain Specify sent a letter to the President
fully explaining the necessities of his situation.
which compelled him to enter port in the way
he did; he expressed his readiness to steam back
to the outer roadstead aud comply with every re-
quirement of the Board of Health, but the Pres
ident, in view of the circumstances, accepted his
explanation, but has ordered a quarantine guard
to be placed near the vessel, and otherwise
placed her nnder quarantine surveillance. She
has 2eO Chinese passengers for Hongkong, who
will not be permitted to laud. There are eleven
passengers for this port, but no cargo.
According to Captain Speechly's explanation,
he was searching for the outer anchorage, when
he found himself between the buoys, and, while
endeavoring to back out his vessel, she touched
slightly on the outer edge of the reef. The Cap
tain then concluded that his safest course would
be to steam right in, which he did, and came to
an anchor near the lighthouse.
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F Porter. r Cowan, G J Brstton. J A Andersen; W Van
Dsmlne, Misc Z wikinson, MIs sinonseI Aad mn :
Issset,er. Mr. and Mr. Paxton. la BodsI. Mrs Nation
80 Children, n Hunter ami VII. ] 5 smith, 4 II Wal
Ter. wife and children, - smith, II Harrison, miss
Dawson, } Parker, + VI Fish, Cs"t Brown, VIE ana zThlI,
DicEin-on, Howard, Root Dtush, James Earle, " 5 hel-
ly, wife and d~aHghteL John ksiD, Jones Ms \ H .
terman. / JOne-, Mr. Riley, wife and child. Hnnter' >
M Ma. sss IRos cb a p Bssn. Wv y Is -l pon1 g Yikeid' D Duastop,
NJ and Mrs Anderson, J Harbour, Mr. DnrAnd ) Bo%Man'
Mr aud Mrs. whey aud child 0'Bren and ? children
Prom ~ M1 a. and naT-i' p pd,er.- ! Riie ihsds J "
smithies, = Fislis, Hon " hAlns, ME- h" w =
mzhI.J HsOle, aud 60 deek r
P sSauiy, II y s4niy. Z Giliaa, I T Baker, a a Mills. d
+ vel, A A willis. Ms a \ Willis
Tartsn. Arthur Webb. ana Capt 2 L Robbins
From San Francisco, per Helen W Almys Juiy o-MIsJ
0aiaE- Jsmes quick, 3 paw ana wife, q Hsyes. 5 Nor
r. Cspt o Heinelasa. c 4 einenaa. . ] Heiaemsn, J
From Maui sad WoIeksi. per LehuA, July "a Buehsn-
Al, Miss y Robinson, Ahu. Along and wife. and - deck
DEPARTURES.
For san Francisco. p > city Of syiney, Iuly w
Jones, } n PIne aHi ~ifr, NJ. Stls. Il 9 Jngaa, FIoI
Wells, q kC,heLIlds Prof Hs'rabu[EeT and wife. a EhlsEn
tad we, - z chiIJ I 4 - VI G.Itsa5urg. Nj Jingle,
Mrs. J Pratt. T nIImauH, zen spauliiEy. Mr Power, hT
DisEsy- Capt walter, Mls- a MOVIE. Dr Ner.tslls, H
dsn, c F Homer, J I-oHPs9u and wife. II ! H3eSk 4
? Mariner, I Francisco. sing Ghoy. } : ku-.-l, ID Mar
LEW-A IL IAEEaLlEE - bAr-AAa JIA 'a-Frf z 'EANA -
Br54E. 4 Hy-t-rIug. g. Gerz, + JeusOn. J BuIiLgrum, W
Motley, II Dorm, ] ELIs, " L MG key. J Meyer, L smith
and child. l. Whitney, L II liar son. y AbrAlzms0n1 Is
saith, Z Anderson, = Shid-r aai wife, } I Meyers. Long
hong Kong
zoo Kahuiu., Der Kilau-a nDI. July SAN Obed. V
BJrchzreviuk. v u WeutNOT b, Mrs J A HEufOrd IN
shaw, Miss A schrie, Miss II haalkamsikal' aHi ABOUT ~
deck
For SI.ai All NaloksJ per Ls.as July 2 TAso Meyer.
NI.. KahuHA. ; Misses Harper. 3 Misses Meyer, } W
DAVIDSON, aai zDJut - deck
For Kzuz, per q u Bishop. J1ly Z-t r ba!d"in- hon
Kauai. Mr. r " simpson, L a stYiz- Hiss httr kos-rSG
y WiicOI, l. IItcJuU AMI vie, y a Boyle, Mrs BTede aud
> children. A ~splIuzr, J K-&rI and zbOu s. decL
For Maui and hEwAu, per Likslik-. July 81 W Damon,
" \ HOru-r, ! Shsx, W Y Horner, Jr, g Brown, > +
CEIllIugwOrh, + z H--t.nssr Mr. Cunningham aud 2chiti-
Teu. II TtzslL, A BryCse, J COrfper, & Along, Hon w
Kziua, L Is Mzkse, W sptz, AIRS I II Hebron, Mrs ; A
TnurstgE. W r Love, " u hDDl, I A salt. + hekos, Mrs.
Sinclair and sOH-E CFIsIbOI.ue.A BArne-, Mrs kis Nshso-
Islua sud 3 children. J Aelanphy, l. A Andrews ) Low
T. G Coleman, CbuI II. knnO Pake
FOR Kauai, per Jan = Hskkee, July 3 u Irwin. A A
Montana. J ul4ckir, Miss Carter, Nrs Grant. and about ~
deck
For Maui AM Hawai-. pr IyaIaaI, July e - Right heE
Bishop Willis, ~ IS GOOdAle. W Foster, Mr. + II Thach
and child, Capt D- irayes, ) L Dssaa, and aooIt 10 deck
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sunday Heading.

Everyone has abundant occasion, at the close of
each week, to reflect upon what they have done
during the past six days, and, too often alas
upon what they have left undone. When we re-
member that it is what We say, that, after all,
produces the deepest impression 49, the old
adage of actions speaking louder than words to
the contrary observation-disclosures becomes us to
recall mere particularly the sentiments We have
expressed, the opinions we have advanced, and the
judgments we have delivered on measures and
men.
The chances are, when we come to recall all we
can Of any expressed opinions, we will remember
many things that We hope everybody else has for
gotten and this hope will be to us such reality
the wish being father to the thought-thst we will
still continue to be careless Of speech, often doing
ourselves actual injustice by the reckless ex-
preston of ideas, suggested by the circumstances
of the passing moment, and foreign to our real
feelings. Especially is this the case when religious
topics are brought up for discussion, and ii il
seemingly considered by many, 10 be ''manly" and
Independent " to sneer at the Bible, at the
churches, and at religious societies. With all this
we know that the more manly course, if we do
honestly disagree with p~rOfessed Christians-is to
give them credit for as much sincerity Of feeling
as we claim for ourselves, and to exercise that
charity that we all need.
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IMPORT II.

FROM Sydney aud Auckland, PER CIty OF sydney, July ?
- g plant, MT Luce 100 SIS potatoes, AacfarIane & Co;
lex I c. nd-e. A " Richardson u Sks potatoes, order %
sks potatoes, Ii Mar Il GO, 80 - hop bItters, Holiister j
Co. / c. adyt matter. uUIlIsfer y Co
From Port townsend, per Lizzie Marshall, July : 1Ot =
ci II rough laubsr. lOjsIO II dres eil-aoer, 5l7j pick
etz, liz VI sLingle--
Per > ; Glene!g, from -sH Francisco, u 18th
For II ,ngkOns. 2J,S55 PEgs; III Honolulu, 49, mail
PEE Claus ~pr..keIs, from San Francisco, ia 5-25
brOous, 10 bNs soap, ) . oil. ? cs glass, ITO cs canned
goods. ~ IS dried fruits, l BIt salmon, 20 bxs sardines, ,
line. IVA sks barley. 81 pes piping. ? 6ils forks, 100 cs
whisky, 20 sks brau, 30 bbls lime, 500 bag- -four. 4 bdls
cloth, 4 bxs fruit. 40 bdls hay, G3 sks beans, 20 bxs bread,
80 SKIS graiu, potatoes and beans, l bx music, l bx carria-
ge-, . bids rattans, 5 q furniture, ? cs cigars, a bIs fish,
- crates vegetables, , cs dry goods 3 obls oeei, lJ3 pkgs
I'll material, 30 kegs salmon, Az skS bone meal 80 pkgs
Psr ID & Murray, from san Francisco. July - 28
ks lead and paint, IL pkss marble, II O. boots and
supe-. 1 bill rubber beliug, p bs tObac %, ) bxs cOrks, 300
sA- barley, GD bags -four, - 6 furniture. 9 cs sewing ma
-b.ues 81 uJJ bricks. 200 bbi. lime. 100 ks oats. , C. Yeast
powder 5cs apples, 3S bdls hay, 20 tins red lead, l6i
p.p-- : bbls cement. 223 g. bottles, 25 pkgs Wagons, los
Aud OniOas, 80 - drugs. 2OO ~kS feed, I g stationery, "A
C cOgusc, "a - sewing machines. p bIs candles, Soc c.
groceries. II o. household effects, > bales paper, l bN cloth
ing. l TX medicine. , hIs bottle, 20 6 furniture, 100 cs
bread, 40 bdl- sLinglc-, 30 -ks bran, s57 posts
From san francisco, per Helen w Almy, July $50 SKIS
Oat-, - ska corn, 40 SKIS wheat, go sk- beans, Do sk- 10 crates
potatoes, . SKIS onions, 2 bales leather. ) bXs Shoe nails, 397
SKIS barley. i9s sE, bran. 80 sk- ground barley, 50 SKIS mid
ilIngs, 43 SKIS oil cake, 49, bdls hay, 1 c5 ammOnia, 20 bs
bottles. ? g metal, ? c. wagons, 2 c. buggies, ? pkgs shafts,
80 bags flour, % g crackers, l bag shFimps, l mac fish, /
bxs beef cases meal. 6 salmon. 22 pkzs lard, 2 c. fur
peutue. : - paint and yArnish, l c saddlery, l c stoves, l
c baby carriage, , SKIS malt, . c. hardware, . C. milk, 5
8 cheese, 1 kits salmon bellies, 20 bbls caustic soda, 5000
3 pkgs doors. % pkgs windows. p pkgs blinds, IL pkgs
trgU=On5, , Sc iron castings, IL c. plaster decorations, IA
doors, ~ sa-I weights, "a pkss stairs, bxs glass, oxs
sash cord II rIii- leather, "a bales oakun, II pcs lumber,
100 Dbls lime, JU redwood posts.
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The American bark Amy Turner, that sailed
from here on 9th Of April, arrived at Hongkong on
May 18th
With no little pride we draw the attention Of
eur readers to the fact that Thursday issue Of tho
p. c. ADVERTISER, containing d full and accurate
report vi the proceedings of the Fourth, was tho
largest daily paper ever Published in this city,
containing a. it did, so much original news matter.
Although we printed 100 extra copies aud 300 half
sheets with the particulars Of the preyious days
celebrations, we were unable TO supply half the de-
mands for copies. The whole report will be re-
printed in Qua Saturday weekly issue, when We
shall endeavor to fulfill the requirements Of all
our customers, and We shall take il a. a favor If
persons requiring extra copies TO send East will
kindly leave their orders at this office to-day.
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Wrecked on the Rocks.

The schooner Uilama so tons register, Keliikama-
kole, master, while lying atauchor off KaiwiopeIe, on
the morning of the 28th June, parted her chain and
was az once dashed on to the cliffs. The wind had
been blowing strong all night, and at the time Of
the disaster 5:3J An. there was an unusually
strong current that whirlei the schooner round,
entangling her chain in the rocks. The two jibs
main aud foresail were Immediately set, but she
was dashed on the rocks before any Roadway could
be made, and ia half an hour not a sign Of her
was to be seen excepting her two masts aud boom,
which were washed high up on shore. The crew,
numbering eight men, took 10 the boat. managing
10 save themselves, bat losing all their personal
effects they landed at HImioha aud were kindly
received by Mr.. Cummins. The captain aud two
men came to town by tbs Waiohu, the remainder
of the crew will arrive per Lehua. The schooner
was partly insured, but we believe that her cargo
Of lumber belonging 10 the Reciprocity Sugar
Company, two-tlirds of which had been landed.
was uninsured.
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Dishonesty Discovered.

Joseph Woodward late clerk to Messrs. HOLSTER
4 Co. was yesterday sentenced to eighteen months
imprisonment for breaking into their Fort street
store. 1t seems that Woodward, who had upon
several occasions been suspected of taking money
from the till and in one case of taking a suit Of
clothes, had been asked to acknowledge his guilt
and advised to discontinue his misdeeds. On the
occasion for which he was tried, he had, after be-
ing dismissed entered HOLSTERS premises by Mer-
chant street, broken a pane of glass in the door
and Unattached the fastening which was a very sim
pie proceeding to do. He then rihed the drawer of
its contents, forcing open the lock, and took what
money was there wrapped up in packets. When ar
rested he had in his possession 50 in nickels
wrapped in the same kind of paper that was al
ways used by the firm for that purpose. Messrs.
HOLSTER & Co. always expressed the grea test re-
luctance to prosecute Woodward and gave him
every chance of reformation.
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The Pope Denounced.

Chicago, May 2l.-At "A meeting Of the Third
Ward Land League of this city, yesterday, ees-
eral speakers denounced the action Of the Pope,
Patrick Meledy appearing to voice the sentiment
OF the 400 present, 10 judge by the applause
which followed the remark that " when the Pope
becomes a politician lac should be treated as
SUCH" Patrick Egan, eX-Treasurer Of the Irish
Land League, in touching upon the warning to
tue Irish clergy from the Vatican, snid: 81 can
only look upon it in the light Of an insult 10 the
conmo sense of the Irish people, and so il will
be regarded in Ireland" The speaker declared
that, u few years ago, when the Papacy was con-
sidered in danger, thousands Of Ireland's sons
were ready TO shed their blood in it's defence,
and the speaker was among those enrolled for
" emigration to Italy, ms the phrase went when
the news of the defeat at Spoleto brought a
countermand.
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COMMERCIAL


q
Ru-ipe.- during the past week has Deeh S'"0
ALL than usual. and the prospects no" arc
=. rr.--ut quarterwill rot be dlstnsni'hsu
ne very great amount # activity ID taus
5-rmms quarter 81 each wear - geheiaH'
Many bu-iur-z men and their emP'''0
-,-ing that season for a LITTLE rest and chang
The mast quarter has been = good one li
"a ,bs amount Of busiues- transacted Las O
quite large
Our exports u domestic produce are s'e4N' 49,
increase in volume each year. IL Is IAN '" Pr
,ms Tia. a.. BY far the largest part 81 the i1HN
~, tb..e ISLANDS. available for sugar culture Il HI"
h.f,g utilized. the shipments will very soon AP
uroaeh a azurs that vail remain more q I-
constant quantity
The receipts during the past week AA's
srs,E 1881 packages RICE, 1885 PACKAGE
MoLA--Es. CSC package
Tn. exports have been SUGAEr leJ"OSa Us
E,rE Zgs 347 rs BASAS4sIZ3 G buHchs7 tose'As4
With some packages u bstsl leaves anu
Domestic value SlO2.s2S A.
tn .tsamsr City Of sydney left here Tor the
Coast Oh Monday, followed By the w n Hs;s-
tn arrivals have been tia Lizzie Marshall WIZ
tunL.r rh- steamer GIeE-iz Ell route Tor h'As-
toBy fhs D.. e.. MUIR, Claus SPrsckeIs aL1 II
" Almy. .l Lragils ds-I.aL.s cLrs'~s
4. tLs .toek usrtzt th=F= la D=sn but Ai''s i'-
inn ,tock, p4rt4kias d tnc general dulinz' 81 ths
- IN business circles We append the following
report.
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THE PACIFIC

Heaven. - will be the subject of Mr.. Cruzan's
lecture ON Sunday evening.
The D. c. Murray brings down eight horses con-
signed to Messrs. +. A. Schaefer & Co.
Seventeen persons who got exhilarated on the
Fourth paid the penalty Of their misdesds Thurs
day At the Police Court.
At the Supreme Court Thursday, a Hawaiian
jury was empaueled and Francisco Ferreirs, who
pleaded guilty to a charge of rape was sentenced to
two years Imprisonment.
Among the recent arrivals at San Francisco
from Honolulu are: June -, barkentine, Eureka,
2Ots days; June IL, brig, w. g. Irwin, 16S DAYS;
June Is. schooner. ]. G.. Ford, 2Ik days; june 16,
barkentine. Discovery, II days.
Repairs are being effected on Merchant street,
when they are completed we hope to see the dust
removed. thus rendering the shortest road to Ali
olani Hale decently passable for foot traffic.
The bark Amy is now Il days out from San
Francisco, having left on Goth Of June in COM
p-ny with the Claus Spreckels. They kept in
sight of each other for one day. The Almy may
be hourly expected.
Lieutenant Irwin Of the U. 5. :. Essex called
upon Governor Dominis Thursday and conveyed
Captain McCormick's thanks to His Majesty's
government for their participation in the celebra-
ton Of the Fourth. q
From an advertisement in another column We
notice that the public examinations Of the Govern
ment English day Schools will be held on the 25th,
2Gth and 9th Of this month, commencing at
9 O'Clock each morning and that the summer va
cation Of all public schools in the Kingdom will
commence on Friday, July 9th, extending to
the 18th Of September, when the new term will
begin.
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VI BRAND

Report of thu COusueIo, Cousins. Master Left San
FrAuci-c0 June 18th; hrst three days hal light W sW
winds and Gains: next fJug days moderate NV Jreezes
ths entire voyage the sea Wa extremely suJOth aud the
weather pIsasaur. arrived IN honolulu h4rbOr July Ist
Is days from san Francisco.
Report OF the City Ut sydney. A Z Dearborn Com
mander-Left sydney pilot JIIe u. 5ii p N: recsiVed
Auckland pilot June IL, 10 p IN. LETT Auckland plot June
~, Sis D %; received Honolulu pilot July ?, 1 = "a: 2 cabin
ana 2 stserAge passengers - tons OF freight. and { bag Of
% mail for Honolulu, GI cabin aUi Al steerIg= PASSENGER
ana $40 tons of freight for san Francisco; nai strong east
srlV winds the sutire passage
The Captain Of the Claus sPr-cksls reports leaving ~an
Francisco a. las p u on tue 18th D Ju1-- EOr two days
had fresh breeze. thea uu reaching port usi Iight battling
Efuds FROM L. Ne and 81 Arrived Od Diamond Head At
H. D u on the 4ul Of July
The Captain Of the ID c Marry rsg9t- leaving san
Francisco on the 18th OF June At noon For two DAYS Wa
in sizht Of the Golden Gate, with SzlmS, then had SW
winds AMI light trades all the voyage, - that she Eas
only able 10 sail from 3 % 4 knot az hour When 4 days
out, the 9th Of June, passed The JAmss NesmIth. Sparks,
from Shisls to San Francisco, i55 days out and supplied
her with provisions
Helen W Almy, from Sau Francisco, July Z - Left san
Francisco in company with the Claus Spreckels 1T noon
"a the 18th Of June for the FIRST ) days had strong NV
winds, then light, variable, bathing winds for the remain,
from the Claus sPreckels when two days out, standing t.
the westward. while the latter vessel kept more TO The
sSufh-
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PASS
ARRIVALS


From Maui and Hawaii, per Ltkehke, JGly IF Il Hay
sslder, Gen U ~SPAlding, Hon A Z Jingle, J r SeArlss
and wife, Mrs : g wilder, Miss II wilder. Miss Lamb. "
u Brash Hon J NaEAhi, z L Nichols, 4 SchassIer. Il ? Bald
VIE, Z p Adams, J MelAnphy, " johnson J . Carter, T z
TisdAle, 2 Z HAstinss, h Morrison and wife, J Austin aud
wife, Lee 10y and wife Mrs. Q \ AiouA aud boy, = Kin
caid- Il J O-2ood, W u HOEner, Capt I Spencer. Miss
Brass, Miss Stiles, L J LiOuGrOns, Mr.. II Sprrsa AMI
daaxhtsr, W Z HerriGk, Chan Peu, J Cooper. Leoug
Pu, 4 AhAuA, KI1o Pake, Il Prince and wife, " Bry-
.on. ID Saone. keHloha, kAhAlehAu, AEO- l. Decksy. A
Barnes, l. q FushbOurHe. . b Make, " \ u5-ner, JE. :
Decker, " W COaee. W L HOlOkaAiki, VIE and daughter.
Kew , + Bishop, 4 < Titzell, r HOrner, x ) bugE. Chung
Loo, Mrs. J Switzerland, Mrs. VI W Kincaid
From kAhului, per hilausa HOu, June 80 - Hon A T
Judd, ; + ChillingwGrth, sam Obed, James COrEfn. Mis-
Amy Brown, q ? Mclaughlin. + TillmEn, W - Jones, U
Muller and wife, Mss A THpirdOrf, aud lO deck
FrOn Kauai. per James Makee. June 3O-His FL J Z
B4sh, LIZ Stolz. J II Thompson AMI wife, G y Wilcox. Z
y, Foster, Mrs 4 c SpAlding and child, and
-N~ck
From san FTrneiseo. per COnsaeIO. July III A Hsssin-
gsr and family, Mrs Vaughan ana child, Mrs. Judge Koran,
Miss Roche
PROM Sydney GGi Auckland. for Honolulu, per City OF
sydney, July J. Mrs J : webb, T A Salt, " BeuvIck. Z
Best In transit for san Francisco, Per city Of sydney -
u de SSnsf, T Ednonds. @ Cooper. M Sinsnsen, Judge
Paul aud son. r Ward, J L McLeIIAnd. Mrs Nichols, r
Broodweu, l. : Spence, Geo L McLeIisnd, / PaTt.lo, a
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Arrivals.
The following ladies and gentlemen r~egistere,
at the Hawaiian Hotel during the week:

The following ladies and gentlemen registered
at the Hawaiian Hotel during the week:
SATURDAY, June 80.
Mr.. $. F. C~hillingworth, Of M~akawao; Mr.. F..
Imam of San Francisco; Mr.. Il A. Macfie, Of
Kilauea, Hawai-; Mr.. J. NJ. Thompson and wife,
and Mrs. R. S. Spaulding and child, of Kealia,
were registered at the Hawaiian Hotel last Satur-
day.
SUNDAY, July /.
DIR. t. P. Tisdale Kohala; J. f. SearIes and wife,
MY; O. L. S~palding, Mich; A lIK. Tingle, Washing
ton H. Morrison and wife, Hakalau j. II.
Prince and wife, Cincinnati Mrs. j. G. Stiles,
Cincinnati A. Barnes, Maui l.. j. Lionarons;
Mrs. NJ. W. Kincaid and g.. f. Kincaid, San Fran
cisco C. F. Horner, W. J. Horner, Lahaina W.
J. Horner, Jr., Kahului f. c. Fishbourne, Wal
kapu J. Coerger, Hilo R. G.. Bregg, Maui J. w
Coffee C. B. Makee C. P. Rees and F. J. Hof-
man, U. y. 5. Essex, Capt. Spencer, Hilo; Mrs. NJ
8. Horan, San Francisco.
MONDAY, July 2.
r. Peyton, Eng; Mis-. Nichols, Mr.. and Mr.. l..
Simonsen, Mr.. J. Bratten, America; Mr.. J. II.
Virdin, Australia; Mr.. j. Parker, England; Mr..
Jas. Jordon, Scotland; Mr.. I. A. Salt, Mr.. Thos.
Edmonds, England; Mr.. j, Donaghue, Victoria.
TUESDAY, July 3.
w. Goodsle, Pahala, Lieut.. NJ. Yokos, Lieut.. NJ,
Uohida, Snb-Lieut. s. Munkoyama, Sub-Iisut. T.
Narsamizo, Japan; W.. Kellogg, q. s. s. Essex.
THURSDAY, July 5.
Midshipman TaknOuchi, Assistant Engineer
Hashino, Japan L.. c. Ables, d. NJ. Mccartney,
Bitter Greek Thos. p. Stoney and wife, San Fran
cisco NJ. r. 5. Mackenzie, u. ). S. Essex.
FRIDAY, July 6.
Jas. Cunningham, San Francisco co; w. Kellogg
U. J. ). Essex; r, Halstead, Waialua.