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AT BOTTOM PRICES

and profuslon that is extremely tempting to those
who begin to experience the necessity of Thinner
Clothing. All the nlce Cool Textures that long ex-
perienco has proven TO be desirable are found upon
our counters Hot Summers are a liked element
Of Washington, and nully recognising this fact, we
make extensive preparations TO meet the wnnts OF
our patrons We do not ndorse the idea that because
It is only THIN COAT or SUIT, no caro- IA neces.
sary In CUT FINISH, which theory seems TO be 30
largely acted upon by many dealers in Ready Made
Clothing A CUSTOM SHAPE and FINE FIN
1871, Is very apparent in OUR SUMMER GAR
MENTs rs well as IN the heavier ones and the result
Ia Thin Clothing is recognized being Of the high
est standard OF excellence. You can buy slop-shop
stun most anywhere and at any price, but II yen
want GOOD, STYLISH Summer Clothing, where
may be found ALI the NEW NOVELTIES, cali At
ACKNOWLEDGED HEADQUARTBRS-Le G., at
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sides crops aud other farm roporty, Two
persons were killed outright one has since
died, four others are in critical condition
from wounds received and some twenty or
more are slightly injured. The total damage
has not been computed, but will be consider
ably over 450 600
National Republican., 1883-06-25
EW BOOKS.

Second Volume Bancroft's History OF United States
Memoirs Of John A. Dix. BY Morgan l. Dix
Dynamic Sociology, 2 vols. BY Ward.
Land and Labor. BY Moody
Hot Plowshares. BY Tourgee.
Underground Russian Stepnak.
DIR. Claudius. BY Crawford,
Data of Ethics BY Spencer.
Tiger Lily. Julia Schayer,
Nan. BY Lucy O. Liiie..
Miidreds bargains. by Lucy Q. lille.
Our stock Of Stationery is large and complste. An
new designs and novelties soon as they are put
upon the market
w. H. MORRISON,
475 Pennsylvania avenue. y
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STILL TO THE FORE!
GUM N FPS
4O4 and 4O6 Seventh Street N. W.

This week we shall offer Special Goods at Special
Prices. SO that those desiring Special Articles may
lasting for the Six Special Days OF this Special Week.
AdiS ANP WEpn SIs snS sa:
Black SATIN spanish lace trimming, plain and
Black sailn-spansh lace trimming plated edge,
plain and fancy lining, ", former price, 80.
Black satn-Spanish Guipure trimming, %. former
Black Satin profusely trimmed, Spanish lace ruff
Cardinal and Cream satin-Lace trimmedA u, for
GardinSi and Cream satin--Lace trimmed, %, for.
mer price, az ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,r,,,,rs,
IN this one Of our most popular @ i, departments, will
befound all garments of Underwear, made OF cotton
Han Hsm6urgs, and irish Points, Selling at cost prices
A few lots of soiled Garments we offer at exactly
We have made a speciality OF this department and
shall certainly undersell any Of our Gompeti!ors.
I aaass Vests-Hish neck, long Sleeves 80 cents
Gauze Vests-AII styles. IS, 40. and so cents
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
We certainly do hold deservedly large trade in
business, and have and shall continue to offer goods
Gents i GSiis Vests, Is, 30. IS, and IS cents.
Jean Drawers, 80 cents positively selling else
UnIaundered Shirts. 50, IS, q, and 90 cents.
bosoms and cgiis, reinforced back and mont, o..
sUd 'e dUf. M% asF hGfe S se4 saFd dpESs % cents
Fancy Stripes, 10, l2,l, is, and 20 cents; :. :.
Dude Stripes for the promenade 25 8O 35, 40 and so
cents.
Gents Lisle Thread Gloves 25 cents, former price,
IS cents.
China Silk Handkerchief all the prevailing tip,s,
3 35 A5 CO. TO- and so cents; positively our so cent
Handkerchief sells elsewhere at sl.2S
Linen HANDKERCHIEF both plain and fancy border
TO- l2S, is, IS, % and 25 cents
WHITE GOODS
We still continue to sell these goods with amazing
rapidty as they are of the most desirable fabrics-
always fresh n appearance, and selling at the lowest
prices In the city
National Republican., 1883-06-25
N,h CIVILIZATIONS.

NEW BOOKS
Mr. Isaacs (cioth), by y. Marion Crawford.
Heart of steel, by Christian Read
Fanohette, Round Robbn Series"
Siege OF London, dso by Henry James Jn
stony OF Melicent, by Fayr Modoc.
Red Acorn, by John McElroy.
Wronged Wife, by May Agnes Fleming
Marked In Haste.
story OF Carnival, Leisure Hour Series"
History People United States by John Bach Mo.
Cnifee,
Cities OF Southern Italy and Sicily by A. j. c. Hare
Harris's Christianity and Civil Society.
Pecks Bad Boy.
Ewes Daughters or, Common Sense for Maid,
Wife, and Mother, by Marion Harland. "I am glad
TO see that your counsel 70 your seq is marked dis.
ments of the problem you have 70 deal with. 10 Is
needed and will be useful especially as coming from
Oliver Wendell Holmes, N. D., Boston,
The Sources OF English Words and Phrases, by Ro-
get Plain, also with Patent Index.
Colton's General Atlas, New Revised Edition:
g. A. WHITAKER
oii Pennsylvania avenue (Vernon Row.
and p34 ID street northwest
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13

The game of base ball between the Honolu.
lans and the Oceanics, last Saturday resulted
in y victory FOR the former BY score Of ten to
six. The game was the most closely contested
OF any played this season, and was heartily
enjoyed by all present to witness il. The
oceanies played as fine fielding game as did
their opponents, bu, We're unable to bat Mark.
ham of the Iionolulans to any effect hence
their defeat. Both clubs We're in uniform and
made very preseniable appearance. Jones
Of the Oceanics did credit To himself by scor.
ing two Of the siA runs made by that club
The base ball season is drawing to a close, as,
owing 10 the shorness Of the days, there is no
time for practice.
Two weeks from to-day the Iionolulans will
cross hats with the spreckelsyil!e team, and
! believe, Captain whilneys intention is to
play Thursion and Z. Baldwin Of the Oceancs
with his team ior that game. hardly think
this would be jusii6abIe TO those members Of
the lionolalans who will be discarded and
II the game be NON By boys Of this city the
oceanies will be entitled TO share OF the
honor gained o. losl.
NufFER
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13
COMMERCIAL.

HoNottLu, ". !. October 4, 1854
The improved tendency u trade noticed IN our last
weeks issue has continued this week and !, more ap
parent from the number Of coast arrivals all or which
vessels have brought large cargoes Of asaoted mer.
chnndise and coast produce for this pott II Is notice
able fact that however slack fcel may he a, this end
Of The route FOR an the packets that after long delays
they leave for San Francisco with but partial cargoes
and for lumber ports In ballast there are none OF them
but return well loaded, and may s,y. at times. over
loaded This certainly cannot he proof Of the theory
put forth by the enemies u the treaty that II Is q one
sided affair TO the injury u american trade and com
meree The arrivals embra,e the Ella. Matiposa,
W. H. Dmond and H. W Almy.
The departures have been confined this week to,tbe
vessels in the inter island or coas,ing trade
The accompanying Custom House table Of exports
for the past quarter, also the totals for the nine
months Just closed, shows also the comparative exports
for the periods last year It is interesting TO thus
be able to watch trade from time to time aud notice
the changes Calf skins, pulu Fungus, Salt and Poi
has dropped out Of the ist this quarter while Coffee
beel Leaves, Wool Sheep and Goat Skins present hu,
an Apologize showing The quarters business abou,
equals that Of 1884 but is behind last year Tor the
nine months
The Mariposa will leave here on Monday next for
San Francisco, sailng noon. She will he followed
about week later by the City Of sydney at the same
time the Alameda will be due with dates to the 18th
Instant though It likely that the new steamer for the
Intersland Steam Navigation Company will be here
before that time. The next few months promise lively
mail facilities and business opportunities
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13

work displayed in the rooms OF Mcssrs !.
Williams q Co., Is Ear superior to that OF
artists to which this work Is not a specially
Photograph coloring is a branch Of the art that
demands delicacy rather than strength, and
delicacy Mr.. IIas,lcmaun undoubtedly has.
His friends claim that he is quite As much At
home in portrait painting as in photograph
oolorng.
The following gentlemen were reelected Off
Gers OF the Honolulu Library and Reading
association on the evening u the Sth; Mr.
Sanford b. Dole, president Mr.. NJ. NJ. Scott,
yiccprcsidcnt; Mr. II. A. pamece, secretary f;
Mr.. A.. l.. Smith trcasurcr Mcssrs. a. J.
Cartwright, 4. S. Hanwell, Rev. {. NJ. Hyde,
Henry Watcrhouse, Walter Hill, William John
son, II. X. HOLSTER Or. c. T. Rodgers and
A. Marques, trustees, Mr.. Walter Hill has
presented a bound volume Of the Bulletin to
the society.
Hon. Paul Ncumann, blthcst Of legal 30.
hcmians, has returned to Honolulu has been
made citizen and admitted to practice law
II is not generally known that in 1854 Paul,
then lad, left Germany for this port to enter
the employ Of Messrs. Stapcnhorst & Doench,
predecessors Of Mcssrs. lIonschlagcr 4 Co.
lie came rs far as san Francisco and stranded
on its bar-itS bar Of bauisters. But that was
no Tartar capture. by pluck and diligence and
brains Paul Ncumann won himself an honor.
able place among brilliant company Of law
ycrs. Last month he visited Honolulu for the
first time lie went back to San Francisco
by the steamer Manposa that brought him
and now he has rctuned-to stay.
This afternoon, in Emma Square, beginning
al 4. 80, the band will play the following pro-
gramme
polonaise, Torchlgh, Procession .......,.. Faust.
Overture, Bandit Tricks! .Suppe.
Cavatina, The Pirate. .Beini.
Selection Patience. Sullivan.
Waltz, The Skater (nev) ............ .Waldteufel.
Quadrle, Fun Of the Fair (ncw). ....... Williams.
The band will play this evening at the
Hawaiian Hotel The public are invited.
Another moonlight concert will take place on
Monday evening at Emma Square. The band
hereafter will play every Saturday night at the
Hawaiian Hotel, beginning tonight, Car
riagcs will not be admitted at the Ilotcl.street
gates.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13

The American barkentine Ella is discharging
at the Esplanadc.
The American tern Queen is at the Esplan-
adc diScharging lumber.
At the foot of Fort street the American bark
Hope is discharging lumber.
P. NJ. s. S. Australia arrived at Sydney
September 2Ist from this port.
The German bark Frederick sailed from
IIongkong, August goth, for this port.
The Jane A. Falkinburg has discharged all
of her cargo and hauled out in the stream.
The British bark Lady Lampson arrived at
San Francisco September goth, from Honolulu.
2. NJ. S. S. Zealandia arrived at San Fran
cisco, September goth, days and FL hours
from this port
The next mail from San Francisco may be
looked for on the Hawaiian Steamer Camilla,
due about next Wednesday.
The German bark Campus and American
brigantinc Jno. ID. Spreckcls hence, arrived al
San Francisco, September 20.
The British bark Malsgate is discharging at
the p. NJ. S. S. dock. She will sail for Port
land, Oregon, early next week.
The American tern ID. $. Williams, at the
Esplanade, has discharged her cargo Of lumber,
and will probably sail to-day for Humboldt.
The American bark d. C. Murray, at
Brewer & Co. s wharf, has taken part of q
cargo, and will sail to-day for San Francisco.
The American barkentne Amelia arrived
last Sunday from Port Blakeley with a cargo oil
lumber, which she is dischargng at Allen &
Robinson's wharf.
The American bark ii. W. Amy arrived
from San Francisco on Wednesday and locked
AT the old Custom House wharf, where she is
now discharging general cargo.
The American bark Martha Davis is dis
charging an assorted cargo of merchandise al
Brewer & Co. S wharf, which is coming out in
good order. She will sail for Hongkong on oil
about the goth instant.
The steamer Marposa arrived from San
Francisco last Monday forenoon, as per SEIZED,
ule time, with large freight and passenger
list. She locked at the Companys wharf, and
will return to San Francisco again on Monday
next tI5thl, sailing at noon.
The American barkeniine w. II. Dimond
arrived last Wednesday from San Francisco
with cargo of general merchandise, also
about 80 mules. Reports very light weathe,
on the passage She has locked at Sorenson'.
wharf where she is now diseharging.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13

bss electro hshi, IS pkg merchandise Bshop Co.
pkgs bouts and shoes, pkgr coin G. J. fishel. 70
trunks g dry goods wilder and Co., "a pigs doors
house. pig ssh lines, D., pkg vegetables and PORK.
s., pkgs groceries and dry g6ois T. NcInernsv o
pkss candy iiackhed & Co. ptss harrow. &
Ihfum 2, pkrs paper, copy presses, and stationery.
$ Cohu \ Co, pkg, dry and ruhber goods J. NJ.
oai, ~ Co, E. Sa'ioneryiC Berger, - lamp
peffumery J l.. Rosenberg, , 6 hats, boots, and
shoes. - 6 dry goods Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co,
. =; rirs {, Miehaels. 9 {, vine ~ J. Note IS
cookery, io,ptgs range pkg. sausage - L. Az.
lure MeIniyre Bros, itor pts, groceries Castle
Lyman Bros. = pkgs clothing a Jaeger pkgs
cigars Richardson Co, pig furnishing goods .
Phillips Co. pkss furniture pigs oigsra, ptgs
leather 80 ptgs groceries and feed, 70 ptgs frni
tute Sresovich, Cray, and Co., s67 pkgs hay, gro
setiss fruits, vegetable Lame : Co.. 1o' Ptgs bran;
bottles X. bckerton. Z pkgs wine and bethesda
water g.. West, IS pkgs wagon materials Ehlcrs a
90, . pkgs dry goods, vine, paper, and furniture
Son. ~ ptgs hardware, pkss plated ware A. l..
smith. g pigs sewing machines W s santos, so9
p.tg, iiuit, and vegetables Iyean 8 Johnson, 40
pkgs toys and holiday goods levey CO., az pkgs
groceries, 6 oysters, - bundles celery J. Dold.
pigs erockeryi pkg buggy Hamilton johnson, 39t
pkg Bran IS pkgs canned goods, pkgs crackers pkg
A. grease ptg dog cart Lyons { Levey 'Bkgs
thread {. NJ Cooke, ~ pigs canned goods Oahu
lizard ware =. /. Mat.hali "a, pkg fruit, vegetables,
bert, pkgs billiard tables 80 & Merrtt, IS pkes fur.
nl'hing goods NJ Mcinerney, 40 pkgs fruit and
vegetables MeChesney e Son, 10 pkgs fruit and
leather Pacific Bridge Co. a. pkg lumber Wells.
Fargo. q Co, 81 merchandise Order, case ice
machine, ~ merchandise Chinese firms it76 cs
merchandise and sundfy nkgs to address.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13
= SATURDAY PRESS

Publication Office Is at Kaahumanu street ed
ofiai rooms AZ iob Fort treet.
Subscribers aud Advertisers will please address,
HOS. G. THRUM, Publisher and Proprietor.
All matter for the Saturday Press should be
ddrcssed to the SATURDAY PRESS"
Double- column Advertisements, cuts and large
types will not be admitted into our columns
neither will advertisements be admitted into read
ing" columns al any price These rules will be
rigidlv adhered 20.
Notice Of any events Of interest transpiring or
the other islands will always be thankfully received
for publication. Correspondents requested &c
append their true names to all commune
no, for publication necessarily but as guarantee
that the writer is acting in good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Successful House A Successful House arik.
ing instance Of success in Retail Dry Goods way Is
afforded by the Leading Millinery House Of Charles
fishel corner Fort and Hotel streets. The Proprietor
Mr. fshel has acquired the Of holding custom Any
Dry Goods House can, by freely advertising. draw
TONERS, once twice. but hold them asd enjoy their
confidence calls for the exercise Of tact and Hberaiity
Goods mus, be marked down and sold Tor what they
are; never misrepresent article That Is the policy
Of Charles j. Fishe and that policy has made the firm
orc Of the creates, in is line. the leading thorough
fare Of Honolulu. The Leading Millinery Store n
Charles J. Fi.chel, Is to Honolulu what Mays Is TO
New York Charles J. Fishe makes a speciality Of Nil.
nery. ~ The Is one Of the sights Of the eitv
Ladies and Gentlemen visiting San Francisco will
find very desirable Furnished Rooms En- Sui, and Sim
gle a, No. ~ Montgomery ST. Corner Bush Mrs
T. Honey formerly u Honolulu.
Mr.. HANS MORTENSEN has been appointed Sur
veyor and Guard for the Port Of Mahukona Hawaii,
vice O. NJ LAKE, resigned
Collector. Generals Ofee, W. +. ALLEN,
October fst, 1884, Collector General
lApprovedl
J. NJ KhPENA,
fos.it Minister Of Finance
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13

A correspondent complains OF the ineifciency
of the policemen at Kahalui.
Dry weather prevails along the windward
coast Of Hawaii, and the crops are beginning
to suffer.
Lanpahoehoe is still grinding at the old
place, and al the new mill arrangements are
being made to commence shortly.
The weather is again very dry in ililo Dis.
trict Some OF the inhabitants are also very
dry and would like whiskcy mill established
Blu, most Of the good citizens say that II would
be a sad day for the place when one was es.
tablished Taxes are high enough now--as
made by the assessor, who has shown his
books-and the selling OF such vile stuff as is
sold on these islands would undoubtedly make
it necessary TO have a larger police force.
With that entering wedge, other expenses
would follow.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13

The post Office is in receipt Of new issues
of stamps Of the denominations of as cents,
50 cents, and one dollar, which will prove a
convenience 10 heavy correspondents. occa.
sionally, and interest the vast army Of phila.
telists throughout the globe. The TWO larger
issues are uniform with the different series
emitted since 1904. Of the portrait class while
the IS cent one is a new departure, being a
representation Of the Kaniehameha statue in
pillared archway. This latter is Of blacklist
purple hue, with asc in the upper corners. as
on the lower corners, Kamehameha on the
left hand pillar aud postal union on the right,
On the base of the pedestal is 1888, Hawaii
The fifty cent stamp is vermillion with portrait
of Lunilalo, the figures 50 in the upper corners,
Hawaii on the top and Kanalima Keneta in
The lower part Of the oval starred border, and
50 cents in d Gu rived line beneath. The dollar
stamp, Of earmine shade, gives a youthful
picture OF Queen Emma in an oval border,
no, unlike the two cent stamp Of Kamehameha
~. with the exception tina, the figures 100 are
in angles from each upper corner, with Hawaii
arehed between. Al the foot is the valuation in
Hawaiian, Akahi dala, in a curved line II is a
handsome stamp. The Press is indebted fos
its opportunity Of describing these stamps to
The courtesy Of the post Office department,
through the special pol,eness Of Mr.. Peterson.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13
Departures.

For windward Ports, per .kelike, October o-Rev
Gulsien, II Hughes and wife and child, Miss Mott,
l. A Doale, a Leslie, w e Rhodes, Mrs K Mckenzie
and child, L Field, w Schmidt K I Spencer ] G
Jones' NJ Brode. II Alexander, II Morrison and wife,
Deloy, Mr. Iceland Hastings, A Barnes W II
CorDwell,
For Windward Ports, per lwalani October o. w
Smithies, u w Fuller aud wife and child, Miss NJ Fen
nell a Andrews, Mrs Lane, Mrs Closson, W II
Bailey, Mrs w J Maxwell May, A II Smith, +
Ricdel
For Kauai per X Bishop, October Of w Glade
J Asnes, p Adler, McBryde, II NJ Pickthall. K a
Macfe, Mr. Swift.
For Kauai per Jas Malee, October nc Berte.
mann and family. Miss fitcomb NJ Maheona
c L Tuch A Crop. NJ Akina w W CoonA
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13

Csaptff, Haw. H. IoiAvi................ Carreis
:. Dive dee .fe, = Ilactfeld & Co.. Agents
My p S Sos n vi w. ns, y Aast. WIS Guy
Due OFT tp.so ~ Harkfeld A Co, Agents
Nav CAsrte, N w. - Bpftr r'..'..,--l
tor Mahukona. Due now. s G. Wilder B Co.
Nrw Vosg, Am bt. srAsrAx .Cr,s.lev
Overdue. Castle Cooke, Agents.
Nrw Noss Brit III. Hrspy iRNrs. ). 900. baltimore
Due Oct aess.. castle & Cooke, Agents.
Due JAN io-iS Z ". Dawes \ Co, Agents.
SNs fRAgcisco, Haw simt, CAMILLA ...... b. Sass
r.. Due OF, ,oi5S. u. sN Co, Agents
-. Due Nov. rs. Wilder Co, Agents.
HugeoLpr, Am. seh May Z. Donor ...... Paul
=, Due Oct; 'ois Allen : Robinson, Agents..
Due now. u Tackled \ Co.. Agents
CosstRApr. ". !, r. NJ. S. RAsnoystk ... ----
due uncertain.
HcSgNosa, bk InANtus BtuM. ......... Smith
JALurr Am bg,ne HAzARD ..... .......... Tierney
Due . all Nov. A. =. CooKn. Agent
JAhYnrr HAY w 'Sh kA,uTA 49,. ;....... Lowell
ST. MicHAELs, Brit SIS, BRtt RocK........-----
Due Oct. soa5 g.. W Macfarlane Co, Agents.
PoFT BLAKEtY Am. tern. CoyFsfR. ....... B.. Colby
Due oct. iS-7y. Allen Robinson, Ngcnts
Due, Jan. lots. { Brewer n Co, agents.
SAN fEhscisco, Am bktns, DiscoynRy. peuiman
Due October so-2s. Haokfeld Co, agents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Am tern EMMA CLAuprsA .Matson
For Hilo Loading Sept
SAE FRANCISCO, o.s.s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Morse
Due oct a. w. O. Irwin Co, agents
Due Oct ~. Hackfeld Co. agents
SAN FRANCISCO r.tLs.s zEALAFpfk. ....... Weber
r. Due osiobe, ~ H9gdsld Co.. agents
Da. , ss AZ Now w a. Ps,, gsssf
OcHorsK SrN Am. VIII blk. RFtsprFR. Baker
Due early in Nov A. W. PIERCE q Co.. agents.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13

Miss Breeze and several Jealous lady friends
have iof some time since held Monday evening
pIayesmeetings in a native school house on
smiths lane. Many Of those who rarely sisi,
religious meetings are being reached in this
way. !, is good work and deserves the
helpful sympathy Of ALL
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13
SHIPPING.
Arrivals,


Kilauea Hou, sim, Sears, from Kahului. Oct. @
Wailele, sch, from Maliko... 9
Ehukai, sch. ffom Waalua ................ +" 9
Z. X. Bishop, from Kauai. ............... q
Haleakaa, SCH Crane from Hio ,........... 6
Queen, Am tern, Brandt from PORT Gamble,
via Mahukona. .....s.................. o
I J 1 /
Leah, sch, from kaholalee. ............,,... :, o
Mokolii, stn. Mc,iregor, from kooau. ......, 6
Ella, Am bktne, Howe, from San Francisco. - 9
Kauikeaouii, sch, from Hanale ...,.......... " o
l.ikelike, sim, King from hilo and way ports. - /,
kekaulrohi, sch. from Hanaei. .............. =
Amelia, Am bkine, Newhall, from Port
Blakely.. ..,...... observation-disclosures. 7
Waiol, sch from Paauhau ..............,.... " ,
Marposa, o.s.s. Howard, fran santr ancisco. % 3
Caterina, sch, from Hanalci. .............. F" 8
James Makee, sim, McDonad, from Kauai o
W. y. Dimond. Am bktne, Houdstt, from San
taheisco, Observation-Disclosures. y 10
II. W. Amy, Am bk. Freeman. from San Fran
cisco :.......,..,.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Waoli, sch, from Paauhau ............... F" 10
Manuokawsi. sch, from Hanamauln. ......... " 10
Marion, sch, from kukuhaee .,............ f" ~
Lehua. sim, iorenzen, from Hama and Molokai :" "a
Ehnkau sch from waialua.. " "a
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13

The iiiio telephone line is likely to be ca.
Tended through Iiamakua. which viii no doubt
make !, much mose popular as well a. mose
profitable than !, has been heretofore even.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13
auction Sales.

7 EASE OF PADDOCK NEAR puNAHoU.
At AUCTION.
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER eOfh. fss3,
AT - O'CLOCK NOON.
AT My sALEsRooM
will Offer Lease for FIVE years
or 10 and 0:-IOONs acres Of fand
Lying between the Oahu College premises and the
land Of Mr.. Marque,.
The land IS suitable for Pasture is enclosed by stone
wall and wire fence, and is we'll grown with Algeroba
trees.
f5I.4t +. p. ADAMS, Auctioneer.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13

vs.ssIs R.pse.sa lrsa ysselga Pert..

BssArs, Ger. bk. n xkrlss. ......l.... Sander
:. Das NJ, -; a: haekfsid 4 Co. Agsn,,
s Due p nss .o en H.cL,s,a x.. ss.l''''