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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-03-29
ASSIGNEE'S A SALE.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
Turing this week and the next week. the
IL larger part of the Stock in trade of the late
firm of
J. J. SMITH & CO.,
will be offered to purchasers, at retail and whole
sale. at and 6elov cost-according to the class Of
goods.
Call at the store-ro heretofore occupied by
the said firm and see for yourselves.
To any one desirous of purchasing portion
of the Stock at ,pholcSale, the undersigned will
be pleased to give the opportunity Of examining
the Stock and to make special offers as to prices
Monday, March 26, 1888.
GEO. w. S. HART, Assignee.
March 20 l3 It
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HARDWARE.

GOOD stock of Shovels, Spades, Forks,
u Axes, Hand Axes, Curry Combs, Brushes,
Shoe Hammers. Chains, Drawing Knives, Strap
Hinges, Staples, Nails, Well Wheels, Picks,
Mattocks, Sprouting Hoes, Long Handled Hoes,
Back Bands, Brier Scythes Brier Hooks, Bush
Scvthes and Plows of all widths and kinds.
HERNDON BROTHERS.
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VEHHE undersigned offer for sale at their stables
Il in Iorkville, number OF good YOUNG
FARM MULES, which will he sold for cash, or
on time for approved PAPER
WHITAKER 4 GLENN.
March . 10 If
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HYMENEAL.
OBITU AIRY.

DGED-Near Montongo, Drew county, Arkan-
sas, on the 18th Of October, 1882, MARY VIOLA,
infant daughter of IT, NJ. and NJ. H. Baxter,
aged year II months and days.
In Union, Miss, on the 23rd of December,
1892 of cancer, Mrs. E. L. PANkEY, wife Of
Prof. J. B. Pankey.
Near Fort Mill, on the 18th instant, Mrs. DOR.
CAS- A. WHITE, widow of l.. S. White, aged
about 33years.
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LII ME.

LIME.
NRESH REACHED LINE for sale at NV
4 Kiln l! miles East Of Blacks Station S. c.
known as the "Greene Kiln" Orders for Lime
in Barrels will have prompt attention. Price %
cents per bushel at kiln. Blacks Station, S. G..
j. w. RHYME.
April ii ly
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MEDICAL NOTICE,
ASSIGNEE'S A NOTICE

ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
A LII persons holding claims against the late
N firm Of j. j. SMITH Il CO., are notified to
establish the same before me without delay; and
those indebted to said firm are requested to come
forward and make payment, prompt settle
ments will be required.
GEO. w. S. HART, Assignee,
Yorkville, S. c..
March 26, 1888. 13 2t
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WE WANT

r00 CORDS of any kind of Oak Bark except
D(V4 Post Oak. Get it and bring it in.
HERNDON BROTHERS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-03-29
HERNDON BROS.
STOVES. STOVES.

IF YOU want the best one for the money do not
Il fail to see our No. Tropic and No. Pal
metto HERNDON BROS, Agents.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

The excellence Of Mr. Mccartney ginger.
adcttc, now on draught al HOLSTERS Fort
street drug store has had a stimulating effect
upon the enterprise Of Mr.. Hopkin, Of Palmer
< Thatchcrs Fort street store, who has i'm
ported from Waukesha, Wisconsin, some Of The
celebrated Bethesda water the fayorite tenn.
perance iipple Of Senator William Window.
Waukcsha has a fine Hawaiian sound and
ought to take here. It is really Choctow
word meaning. Heap Good"
Mr.. A. G.. Ellis has blossomcd out as an ar
patron, having recently given Mr.. j. d. Strong
a commission to paint him 4 bit Of the Wal
XIII beach, some ocean and a canoe The
order is in evidence Of Mr. Ellis generous ex.
panson in the genial atmosphere Of orr islands.
This commission is especially crcdi,able to Mr..
Ellis, because he generally takes the commits.
sons himself The picture is all that the pat.
rons fancy painted il, and more too for Mr.
Strong has put in one Of his strongly drawn
figures kanaka, nude to the waist with half.
tense muscles forcing his fishing canoe into the
sea. In the near distance is Diamond Head,
Mr.. George Macfarlane's residence at It's foot,
cmbowered in grove Of coacoanut5, that were
planted for the purpose by the artist. Joking
apart, the picture is a good one. 1t has been
on view at Mcssrs. Lycan & Johnson's during
part Of the weei,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

The Am bk II W Almy arrived at San Francisco.
prior to Aug 7oth.
The sch Claus spreekes is loading a, the espansde,
for San Francisco, to sail early Tuesday next.
The Brit bk Isle of Ansesea is dschareinr a, the
foot Of Fort street.
The Am. TX c o whiimorc is dseharginr coal at
the foot Of IS Likeikes wharf
The = NJ S Zealandia will be due from the colonies
tomorrow night, en- route to San Francisco
The Am bk Caibarien at Brewer & Co.'S wharf is
loading slowly for San Francisco. She will tax,
enough freight to ballast her and will sail Tuesday
next.
The sch Jennie Walker, Nelson, 10 days from Fan.
ming Island, with cargo Of cobra, put in to Hilo
Sept 18th for water. She left Sept nh for San Fran
cisco direct. Gazette
The AMI { Southland Hubert, Captain X S Davis.
arrived Thursday afternoon, in distress, having en-
counered cyclone Aug rs in lat has NJ long III 90
w. She comes this port for repairs For further
particulars see report.
From the + Daily Alta we learn that Capt Morse,
Of the Dakota, is to take command of the OS S Ala
media Cap, Morse is an old kauaaiaa here. Many
VIII remember him when he Commanded the clipper
ship Polynesian, Honolulu and Boston packet. Ills
last visit 10 this port in the = NJ s Colorado
And he is a jolly good fellow"
The Am. bgtne w G Irwin arrived from San Fran.
else last Tuesday morning, after a passage Of 10
days She brought no mail, the Madras was
advertised to follow her for this port in four days
Consequently the mail held over for her We are
under obligations and hereby tender our thanks to
Captain Turner and MIR T. { Rowe for late San Fran
cisco papers
The committee, appointed to examine the bark
Martha Ridcont have made a report from which is
taken the following extract 60 After careful eya
mnation We hndthc vessel to have been badly strained
especially in the after part, and in our opinion the
vessel is in an entirely unseaworthy condition :
10 make temporary repairs reach home port would
involve large expense to be largely increased when
iuly repaired. Ia our opinion it would be for
the interests Of all parties concerned condemn and
sell the bark for the benefit of whom il may
concern The report is signed by Iiarbor Master
Fuller and BY Messrs. A. W. Pierce and Thomas
Sorenson The captain will write the by the
next outgoing mail sending a copy OF the survey. Until
hearing from them, the vessel will lie in the stream.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

\ young gentleman from the Advertiser
oficel has been permitted upon promising to
keep his hands oil the clean wallsl 10 examine
/ [Undcr strict suryillancel number Of the
most elegant private parlors in Honolulu in
order to determine the degree OF taste [Of
which he is a Judged manifested by the most
magnificent Of our residents, fOf whom his
own tastes and mental endovments fit him to
be one. and is surprised to find that the finest
parors in the city are so very neat and grand.
[Oh, N.Y. AT one place a friend advertiser
young man chums with the butler2l ushercd him
into residence embowcred in the most uxur-
liant vegetation. Jeames Yellowpush could
scarcely have done better than thatl At the
door he left hat and cane on a nobby TThe
young gentleman who uses the word ''nobby"
wears pants" and speaks Of himself as
gent. lcontrived for the purpose in hallway,
dimly lighted by single hanging lamp, lor 1t
was evening. For il was evcningll portal
to the right then opened; Enter the portal. he
looked in and was quite enchanted at first
sight AT one fell swoop.l There were walls
Of immaculate white [Iath and plaster. here
and there cmbellished with exquisite painting
Hale fresco. In one corner Of the room was
a piano. [IIow odd On the floor was
fine rare old fashioned carpet woven in dark
rich colors. Tapestry, homemade The
remaining statuettcs BESIDES the walls, paint
ing, piano and carpetl busts, furniture and
brio brac it would be quite impossible to de-
scribe from the first casual inspection [Sopl but
probably what gave the most fascination was
the almost pale Almost more powder miss.
spiritual face Of young lady [Lady's maid or
nurse or chamber lady, be explicit, pleased The
presiding genius of the place, Maid Of all
work. thank you. whom nature had endowed
with the rarest of her gifts, faultless beauty
and brilliant intelligence [Of course.l lie
has heard much said about the chest" people
in the community Though he was never be.
fore privileged TO enter one Of their parlorsl
but during residence Of over a half a year
none have boosted Because the "best' people |
are ladies and gentlemen and do not boast u
OF the handsomest parlors or the stately |
glory and halo which partakcs of the angelic.
tit is recommended that you try cooling
regimen, Bethesda water alternating with iced
gingeradette. a coldtowel bound around your
burning brow is also good for your complaint, |
young "g M
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22
The o,h.. y.,.a,,.

The kahali count house is said to be well
under way.
A dry tlame is being built BY Mr.. c. D.
Miller al lionokaa, Hawaii.
Mr.. unna has devoted piece Of land in
Hama, Maui, ior the erection OF a Roman
Catholic chsleh, BY Portuguese and Others.
Il Is reported thai The Reciprocity Sugar
Company OF Hama Mani, will plan, 200 acres
Of cane this year, and will have nearly $50
acres ready TO cut mex, Spring.
The Planters Association Of lilo District,
met a, Waiskea, Tuesday the iIlh, To discuss
their interests. The tax assessors hardness in
getting his books ready ios eAhibi, was com
menled on. Some seem to think lh.l he Is
uDing 10 be "exira smart as the planters
made him " lcs the marx last yeal, aud il Is
said that he does no, propose letting them have
their own way il he can avoid il.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22
Tbe Osecu's UosDi,oI.

The executive committee Of the trustees Of
the Queens Hospital have decided to proceed
with the erection Of fame building for the
exclusive use Of women. 1t was agreed among
the trustees at the July meeting to undertake
this work Subsequently the visiting com.
mttee reported falling off in attendance and
consequent decrease OF receipts. Upon this
showing some Of the trustees thought it would
be best to husband resources and fit up the
wooden addition last built as a womnns ward
The objection was overfulcd, however, and n
plan, prepared by the architect Of Mr.. George
Lucas, was accepted.
This plan is for a handsome wooden struc.
ture, 50 feet front and s. feet deep. In adj.
diion TO this there will be large kitchen de.
tatched from the eastern side Of the house
The main building will have an upper and
lower vcranda on the seward side. Below
there will be reception room, dining room.
matron's room, three rooms for patients and
the necessary closets and bath rooms Above
are six rooms for patients. Seven OF the
rooms will be used for the patients singly; but
two of the second floor rooms are sufficiently
large to accommodate two patients each. The
walls will be double, the floors deadcned, and
every convenience that experience can suggest
will be provided in fitting and furnishing
although the rooms for patients will be fur
nished only as needed. q
There are three reasons for the recent fall.
ing off in attendance: the increase of govern
ment physicians on the other islands together
with the increase of hospital accommodations
on the plantations; the fact that the increase Of
steam communication with the coast has made
it possible for the United States Consulate to
send sailors to the marine hospital Of San
Francisco; and the decrease in the regular and
prolonged attendance OF native women.
The medical management of the hospital
is apparently satisfactory TO the whole com
munity and the woman's building ought to add
uot only to the usefulness of the institution,
but to its popularity.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

Publication Office Is at Kaahumanu street 3D.
itorial rooms at roo Fort treet.
Subscribers and Advertisers will please address,
THoS. G. THRUM, Publisher and Proprietor.
All matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed 60 the " SATURDAY PRESS"
Doubie-colhmn advertisements, cuts and large
types will not be admitted into columns /;
neither will advertisements be admitted into Tread
ing columns at any price. These rules will be
rigidly adhered TO.
Notice Of any events Of interest transpiring on
the other islands will always be thankfully received
for publication. Correspondents are requested TO
append their true names to all communications,
not for publication necessarily, but as a guarantee
that the writer Is acting in good faith
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22
COMMERCIAL.

HoSoLuLu, ~ l., September %, tsst
spell Of quieiude and trade inactivity has taken
possession Of the metropolis notwithstanding the very
glowing statements TO the contrary in our Saturday
contemporary commercial The political unrest Of the
community the past two weeks have had is effect in
duing tendencies toward business enterprise or sreea
ation. We will admit that there Is considerable ae
tvit, Observable the face Of things but the bulk Of
this IS directly connected with the building interests
now in progress in the principal business portions Of the
city Outside Of this our inquiries have failed to eci,
facts 10 warrant the assertion Of our contemporary
already alluded to.
he financial strait that the government was reported
10 be IN has been tided for the time being and
number Of claims have been cashed this week A Dor
lion Of this timely relief effected through personal
effort on the part Of the minister Of the interior on
terms reported be above those Of the late loan act
The impression has prevailed that loans under former
acts had been entirely taken up Il So it becomes
question whether principal and interest both will not
be rudiated at the next legislature, more especially II
rigorous financial committee is appointed to examine
into department affairs
Shipping FOR the week have no, been lively,
our only foreign arrival being the w. g. Irwin from
San Francisco, with full cargo Of assorted mer-
chandise and coast produce. The arrival Of the
Madras en- route for Hongtong has been looked for
with interest as she reported to follow in four
days, with the mail
In exports the Kalakaua took partial cargo. valued
at szo,go4 o. and the Consuelo full cargo valued at
S5ftso.os, both for San Francisco.
Messrs Lyons & Levey offer at noon to day two par
GELS Of real estate situate Palama Honolulu and at
the Government Building the Marshal will offer large
number of leases, principally Of rice lands at Koolan
Oahu, to tatlgfV the claim of Chan Uec Nan against
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22
PASSENGERS
Arrivals.

Prom Maui and Hana, per ls.ani, Sep q, iFol
~ Judd. W, Austo Whiting, { 3 Make, I; shcl
don, 4 il,es anal sog, !. Won Iem|sly. Rev. waL,.
inau and tan''s' whaasy, G. W Lewis Mossoss
freia kaha'ui per kilausa Hoa. sega. ,s-W o
smith and family, Ms. I u Hoison, I Il Holros.
y Cnmmlngs, N & Ross, K Beard, Il A Parmalee.
ohsd' wife al shiid: Hoo kaiua. y N Make
and daughter, Mis- Moose.
Prom wind~ard rons per Likriike, sept. As Mis-.
Iiiehcock, 4 X ksywossh. u Motley, AIsbsa-
stein, Miss ttashcosk y \ fitghcoes ~ II thick
!hah Arnold. " Aiddei, Aenkf. Miss % Nell.
kysnesley, Smith, Mrs - wuol W c w.lder, W K
seal, kehie, l. Ssols, nloshef 1i.osnas. Rel
tsoso.s, M u ssxsor, Miss W I1.id~in. N2sssr u
baid~in, { Davis, W Rald~in. Y NzhAalelpa
Fnm San Frnei>co, per W G Irxiu. sea. "a C
.ose and slts X ksynsond. Hikok. vie aaa child
I kst<, wife aud child, ", Hnxhc. and cid.
kobiasoa. Iasi> Psnias. u ktk
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Successful House Successful House a strik.
ing instance of success in Retail Dry Goods way is
afforded by the Leading Millinery House of Charles
fishe, corner Fort and Hotel The Proprietor
Mr. fiShel has acquired the Of holding custom Any
Dry Goods House can by freely advertising draw Gus
toners, twice; but hold them asd enjoy their
confidence, calls for the exercise Of and beralty
Goods must be marked down and sold for what they
are: never msrepesen, any article. That the policy
OF Charles j. Fishe and tina, policy has made the firm
one OF the greatest in its line the leading thorough
fare of Honolulu. The Leading Millinery Store Of
Charles ]. Fischel, is to Honolulu what Mays Is to
New York. Charles J. Fishel makes speciality Of Mil
linery Ar The store is Of the sights Of the city
Ladies and Gentlemen visiting San Francisco will
find very desirable Furnished Rooms En- Suit and Sim
gle at No, I57 Montgomery ST., Corner Bush Mrs.
r. Honey. formerly of Honolulu.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22
Memoranda

Am bk c. Southland Hubert Of Richmond Me
Capt Davis, 1850 tons, built in Richmond Me
IN 1885, and owned by 4 ] Southland h Sons, 81 DAYS
from Astoria, bound to New York with n cargo con.
s,ing Of canned salmon, WOOL and hides encountered
cyclone Aug. Is, in lat mas ~ long tt7,o w
Lost foretopgalant mast aud al sail Afterwards cut
away maintopmast and miizenmas, save the vessel
Tremendous heavy running awhile the gale
lasted which six hours. Afterwards pleasant
weather TO port. Sighted Hawaii Sept 10 arrived at
Honolulu Sept 20, at shutdown.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22
IMPORTS

From San Francisco, per VIM. G. Irwin Sept "a
). !. Coan cs books g. Wist, - oak planks, bx
nuts, bS hardware. s39 pcs iron McCheSney 4 Son
John McColgan, 70 hbls lime. bbls cement - cs oil
Irwin Co, 30 pks bone neal Is wooden ware. ,
wagons. tio9 BIS shingles sam Mott. 81 pigs sun.
Dry hardware, Hall Son, 10 pigs sundry hardware
Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co, t pkg instruments
NJ. Mctuerney pkgs dry goods cases boots Ken
nedy Co, pkes dry goods; Hyman Bros, ~pkgs
dry goods, 20 fruit T. {. Rove, pkg mdse = Dil
lngham & Co, 2i6 bales hay, sis middlings $50
SIS bran, IS meal SIS bran, SKIS aour, $50
sks barley, aso sks oats Castle & Cooke, s Crates
sewing machines, 20 bN sewing machines lIackfeld
\ Co., ri sis barley $40 SIS -four bale paper.
9 H. Judd, g3 SKIS bran, a bales hay; \. 7. Water.
house $50 SKIS bran Is bbs lime 3ool sks -four SO SKIS
oats 50 cs bread JAS podd, - horses, pony Wing
ZEE Nmnm II Co. n - M
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

school concerts and church socials held at Hilo.
Doctor Kittridge, Mr.. Luther Severance and
Others being responsible for much innocent
amusement and profit AT the Sunday school
concert, on the 9th instant, Miss Cora Hitch
cock, Miss Helen Severance, Miss Clara Ship
man, Mr.. Levi Lyman and Mr. IL. Harding
recied, and there was singing and other appro.
pirate exercises
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

Wa'ohieu Count House the public school
building doing service a, the time was
p'e'''ly decorated during the opening OF the
hssi session held in the iihh circui. Chief
Justice Judd, who returned fsou. Kau las, sun.
day, presided.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

For San Francisco, per Kalakaua, Sept. Is sioi
pkgs sugar 2os,oeilhs spss pkgs rice, sos 400 200
pkgs paddy, io,o7obs 20 bgs ava root 100000.
For San Francisco, per Consueo, Sept, rs-6,os
pkgs sugar, Sr34rslbs - pkgs molasses ,oos gals
Sstfso.os.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22
Merchant Vessels Now in Port.
vessels Rxpeeted from FOREIGN PORTS


BERMRN. Ger. bk MAzArLAs. Sander
BRrnrs. Haw, bk.. kan; 80. Roihfoss
Due Dee i'Io. ii. HaeIfed & Co.. Age irs'''''''
NEw Castle, N. S W, Brit bk AGsrs Wnsos Guy
Nsw cSsrls asS * eaa n9 as %dns
| :. Due Oct lo-7o II. Haekfeii \ Co., Agents.
f9r Mahukona' Due Sept. as-3o 5. G. Wilder
Nav yoRH, AM bk. srAsrAS ............. Crossley
Overdue. Castle q Cooke, Agents
Nnw YoRs, Brit. bk. HnNRy JAMKs go. Laltimore
Due Oct ae-gs. Castle & Cooke, Agents
L"gs,o s a,,i b''' b. i Mf n.ss fdtip
LvnKiool. Brit. ship ApnNysrwIrn CAsrIr. Hasries
10 sad Aug ss I, H. Davies q Co, Agents.
PoRr GNablh, Am tern NJ. I. Sara. !. knacke
p, N s. due for Mahukena 5 G. wiiderS Co., Agts
ro' MaAnhona. due oct. IS. s. q Wilder s
Co, kgents
Due now Levers Cooke, Agents.
bostoN, An, bk. MARTHA DAVIS. ,...,... =. Benson
Due Oct IS. G Brewer & Co, Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Brit ; MADRAS. !. bradley
i,ue now. l. u Davies & Co, Agents
SAN 5sA ssa, ? n.. Sl e. Nav Yosk Cobb
san fRAScisco, Am. bkine. ELLA. ....-.-.... Howe
Due sep. as.so. c, Brewer & Co.. Agents. '''"'
san tsAsse,seo. bk'ne J. A. fALsiSuosc. Goodman
SAN fsANeisco. An. IL ID. {. Mrsssy' uader~ooa
Due sept. ss-3o = A. sehaefer 4 ca, Agents,
San feAkelsgo, Hag. stmf, CAMILLA. 80. Sass
n ',,. os, 'oIus, u J. ;; n Co, Agents.
ffhilNpt,xrhlA, Haw stmr, kisAu. go, Won Schmidt
Due Nov. rs. Wilder a CO.. Agents.
HuMnoLnf, Am. sch May h. noDGE d. . Paul
Due Oct. ro-is Allen Is Robinson, Agents
iiuMnolDr. Am tern ID. S WiLiyAns :. =. :. Winan,
Du, no's. Levers a Cooke, Agents.
SYDNEY, r.A.s.s. IRALASDiA. ,..-....... WeLler
Due sept -, A. Haeiield s Co.. Agents.
HokGl.oNs, Ger hk fsitpkicIi.. 49,. ul,up
Due ou, no, H. tackled 4 Co., Agents.
tiohakoNC, Gen 5 S, lAco.. ......... 49,
Leading.
foKr blAgKLKs, Am. bktne. AMELIA . . Nevhall
Due Sept, $50, Allen Robinson Agcnts.
CosstAApt, n. 1. X Al s. RAseosNik 80. ----
due uncertain.
iiosakosG, - hk iRAxEus BlpM........... snab
Loading,
JALrff, An bgtnc HAzAkn : .......... Iie,nsx
Due in all Nov. A. 4. Cook. Agent
JALuU, HaW seh kALuSA ..........-...... Ioxrll
pas IN all Oct A b. cooss, Agents.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

Rev. J. Kalana was installed pastor Of the
Iiaila Church, IIio, Sunday evening, the 9th
instant. Rev. f.. p. Baker, Rev. A. o.
Forbes, Rev. w. b. Oleson and a ncighboring
native pastor assisted.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22
= =
Bp Authoritp.


Office OF Superintendent OF Water Works,
HoEoLulr, July ,, 1881.
All persons having Water Privileges are notified that
their WATER RATES are PAYABLE semannnally, in ad.
vance, the Office of the Superintendent, of Water
Works. foo, OF Nuuanuu street, upon the Ist day Of
January and July of each year c, D. WILSON,
IrS.G SuDcrinte ndcnt Water Wnrls
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22
SHIPPING.
Arrivals.
Departures,

kalalaua, Haw bk Miller for San francisco Sept Is
IA MOI, sch. for Laupahoehoe. .............. L Is
Wailele, sch. for MallSo.. .............. ne
Lehaa sim, Lorenzen for Mooka and Hama - ~
Jennie. sch, for Hanamaulu. .......... -
Marion, sch, for Kukuihaele ........ ~
G X, bishop, stm for Kauai ......... !,
kauiheaouli, sch, ioi Kauai. !,
Consu'lo, Am Bc,ue, Cousins, for San Fran.
likeliky, STA. King, for iiilo and way ports rs
kilauea houi sim, Sears foJ kahuui .. =" IB
lwalani, stni Bates Tor Maalaea, Kona and
>. kao ,....;;;. ,,.......,........'.... " IS
Ehukai sch, for Waialua ............ ,s
Pohoiki, sch. for Hawaii ............. "a
lanes Makee, tm,MDouald for Kauai "a 20
Emma, sch, for Koolau .................. 10
Alice, sch. for Molokai ............... -. %
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

ISLAND OF OAHU.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale granted by the Hon.
heni H. Austin, Justice Of the Supreme Court. we are
instructed by John p. Coulburn Guardian Of the minor
children Of Manin Manuel deceased to offer at Public
Auction on
sdTuRDdr. ne on doy Of October. 1883.
" u noon, at our sales room, Queen Street, all
that certain piece parcel u land situated at waiksie
Eva, Island Of Oahu, and known a. (Knohai) having
an area of acres morc or less said Land Is subject to
lease to Mahu d) Of fifteen years from April t. J7t
at the rental Of Forty Dollars per annum The said
land consists Of
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