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Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
AT
John WanamakeT S,
PHILADELPHIA.
Monday,

over our SnOc-tradc III INC
year jus, passed ; and, though
some of the aspects OF the
change are obvious to every
frequenter Of the store, 9TH
ers may be spoken of with
advantage to you as well as
to us.
A year ago this trade was
more than twice, probably
thrice, as large as any other
within our knowledge, and
we doubt not thrice as large
as any other in.thc world.
1t had been built up from the
beginning to this enormous
magnitude, under the capable
management of one. man,
|who brought signal abilities
to his work and from the
beginning, it bore the marks
of his peculiar genius.
! His policy consisted OF
1.-TWO distinct branches, dir ect-
ed to the gathering of the
1.-TWO extremes of trade, rcgu-
liar and transient. llabltual
buyers at a proper store, ne
knew very well, become in
tclligcnt buyers, and are best
lscrvcd with the same shoes
|ycar after year, when once
|thcv have found out what
best suits their use and
|mcans. SO he kept a steady
supply of what he regarded
as the best work OF all de
gre cs of fIncncss and soil
dity. Being an excellent
Judge Of leather and shoe
making, he made himself and
1.-THE store distinguished Tor
the Gcnmncncse, trucncaa anc
i fitness of his stock.
Transient buyers, those
lwho buy anywhere, especial
lly where money seems to &C
). further than it can 90 IN the
Irregular way Of trade, he pro-
Ividcd for with splendid sue
cess. Saturday is a tavorlt'
|buying-day of such. RarcI!
did a Saturday pass with hun
without selling shoes of some
|sortat half their value. Some
times the value was small
but the price was halt o
that. This he accomplished
/ 10y buying in the stocks o
/ bankrupt dealers and othc
: waits of the trade, and sell
\ inc them for about cost in
l. Guiding advertising. lhns l
J dangerous business; but h'
, was so good a judge OF hi
/. goods and had SO sure al
eve to results, that he rarcl.
failed to satisfy the most c>
;, acting barSain-hunter, or t
clear out Saturdays job witt
out loss. These two sorts {
trade went on together to
five years, with eminent sa'
e|isiaction to all concerned.
: Aycarago fortune brouSl
a change OF managers. II
IL new man believed that tn
!. regular trade was the bette
of the two sorts, better &c
NJ the store and better for tt
3. people; that most poop
SHOULD be taught what VIZ
best for them that othc
might be let go elsewhere,
I" they would; that, on tt
. whole, the quicter, stcadle
J., easier way was more suItab
to a great business, .
The long tables piled wi
,r4, mixcd-up shoes of all sor
'~. have disappeared.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

Amply by the little nnser into the nostrlif.
By arsCfption It eiiectualy cIeansosthenasal
pGssaaes Of catarrhal virus, causing healthy
aocretlons. IT allsys Inflammation protects
the mombranal Innings Of the head from ac-
ditluual colds, com ietely heaIs inc sores auo
restores IL seHFe Of taste and smell. beLG-
fclal result are realized by few sPpilca
lions. A thorough treatment Will cure. I'm
.qusled for colds In head Agreeable TO use,
send for circular Sold by druggists; ny
mail bVc. u package stamp.
ELY's CkEh III BALM 90. CsTego, ny,
dec30
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
l)ISs l. 1l1IlIh STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA,

Guarantees 10 euro alto by letter with0
TAIL, or any bad results, all private diseas
Of both sexes, acute cases in or days, ny
new method, also Rupture 1ettors In genei
no matter Of how long standing. Los
Manhood Effects Of Youthful lmpruder:
Falling out OF Hair, eto. Tapeworm remove
In hours by my own remedy, which is u
mildsst treatment yet discovered.
DIX. THEEL has ID years Medical e1Ds,
ence. Also, he is the only physician 10 L
CITY Of Philadelphia who has made his spe
ialty In Europe under the leading professo'
Once no lrs---s a. N. to p. H., and NOE
to Sh y. N. Sunday, "a. IN. n4p. N. sepls
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

KLINE'S GREAT NERVE RE.
storcr is tho wonder Of the age for all
nerve d scases. All fits stopped free. SEND
70 VI Arch rtreet, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
To-Day g. Tomorrow


At the Wilmington Cloth
ing House, 4th and Market
strct Is, we will present tot
every purchaser Of cIothlnG|
one Of our vlacques--"ked
Riding Hood or "Mornin9I
Prayer''-as q. Christmas
souvenir These are very at
tractive and will please the
children,
We will add that we have
made our prices to cores
pond with the IateneSs OF the
season and 70 attract pur.
chascrs who wish to secure
q silt or an OVcrc0at tor the
child, a boy or man who has
not yet bought. Prices and
quality will tell, and we will
tell you our low prices when
you call. Largest stock to
select from. DO not fail tC
visit us.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
Yours Truly,
INO. w. DIEFENDORF Il Co.
n. B,-Kits SUITE at u sacrifice.

DUpTURE. CURE Gu AKANIHED
II, by j. g. Mayors Method. Permanent
Cure for nj cases. Patients Of both sexes ana
of every age entirely cured by lh,s treatment
Send stamp for Testimonials Of persons cufed.
Advice free. Office hours A. NJ. 10 T. H.
sgI Arch s,rnnt PhilndcluhiD OC2
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

TWh RI
IL ia TO-,
n Marke
nanafctu
third door.
Apply 10 !
kst street.
NJ To-,
6blished
uhOpo 6tt
hpMvenl
sssGywssUssi
jH'o:ss,
improVvssmt|
S:ssssh9'nsn1n,
nOR Kl
u Ing 81
let Of aoo,
ply " this
TNoR r
ID Mark
boarding h
ton House
EOR RI
ID dwell
Splendid \
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PASSENGERS


Prov, San rr,r.i.,r. p,r " a. Train Iuly Co. VI,
J. D. p.rr,. a MANAGE. q Hr8Wt5s
From hIuli. prt l1msi NHkrs, Iuly Mis Ilnris.
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from kauait ~ X bishop, July w q lrvln.
W. WI NJ llaiir and sife, NJ lsenlsIE ?
.hlirrn HHd servant o. itD1mh, " baldwin, q NJ
olinr
TrIm San Traurisa1. p-f ~ " Amy tuly .. Mr.
Il-iunii, Ne . purk inI = children W - basrl
ui Niis u ii1F.. o." N9rn,' Can't iieinemann
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From kahuIW. ~ ki9ur' How, luly W az
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nt"il. = t, g. ~. ,,.i -. a., ~, Al ,r,t,ii,
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Prom Nindwari ports per ikchkel July 3 Mrs !
alsslden snd ehllten, { Mnold { Monal I
Met MY MiT y Wilhelm, ! Wilhelm, g. !. Hil, MI
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-07-14
COMMERCIAL.


tIosotrtJ, ~ /, Jolly , fssh
Trade open- hi, quln,r srh a fair degr, u
activity and NOSE hopeful feeling prevails 20 The
outioot Ihs number u planters and o,hsrs recently
In town from the other Islands, principally Maui, ha'
tad oonsihng to 90 With thi, buoynni ,prt, uf Only
10 the immediate -ae, q their prrssuas uplu trade
boz ths un,nimiY of their ani desire, ft hr re-
formation u fellss admuistra1H " the government
j. IN syid,ncs ofths ssadly growing opposition and a
Earning 4 ths palace party Influence
Among th, arrival, of Shipping since 1ur last the
n,r.t important j., thr steamer Hantow. ~th -pus flur
teen hundred emigran, ~ s ase from ihs hf1trs ani
Madeira. ibis ists- nunlsi Of Portuguese sili l- ,
.aiuab- nidii8u t1 the class ~ plm1ti1n lablrer,
aud t,nes 1ppauune to many iu.l nos Of this their
planting per.od rir mail He,mef ls,anda uols q
march on u, .t saturday Boo titie 0tsf I, day, fan
,an Fnndtsa. hsiuginE quite passenger i.i and con
siderable freight Ib- ". g. iI4in ai.5 afu,sI ii.u
san fr,nr.,p an th. fsth Instant With ruu o1,s, II
a.,nrtsi mcf,han.iise
w. isp,rtus,, We n,t- the Cau.uso flt the caaa
9Th ,lfel II domestic prlluer valued % t7.7Fa 57I
ihe j. 4 IiHiubur. 1I.1 liisi With "a similar alu.a
lu the tih instant of ns,dy th- ame value Ihs
iiinl0s expects o. foiIov to-day vih partial
cargo. The tlfi Hoy ha hrro nu thr nnnHe railway
~ frrupprraz ani repairs. ,nd i NOW in rlni ordrt
i1f many year. ~ service f1r hef uwu+ra
CHa.ti-tsrl- 1,iisiy rpluci in doct and nss
ftafliuns ar- 1n ths upt. 1t a.1 ihr eili'i.hms1
Of a tu.i b0Sd
W give below o. table Il exports rof the qvaref
,hoins sl,o comparison with i.t ysaT, both f1r h,
quarter apd for the hllf year Il will b. noticed thai
We af- behind u nut principal staple although a game
n usafy all other huc, u espprtt II i, pn.,ih
that oi year, prolurt Of sugar will l h-lo the e,i
mate ~ a. ao1 tons
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DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
SUGGESTIONS TO THE PUBLIC,
WITH REGULATIONS
Rotating TO the Mailing and Registry
of Letters, Papers and Parcels.
Rates Of Postage to Countries in and ou, of the
Postal Union

Muu, d.,
peeay when sent m large numbers as Is frequently the
- - % S,, and en'nlai. ne labor 9 the
I'o',pl.e s much diminished letets when mailed IN
Mfe hnm9ets' are tied IN bundles, with the addresses
"i w t, w uIee',on. ,i n,
Make the address on all foreign letters legibe and
e1,ap'ssi gvlng ,he name Of The po'toitce and State,
when hudfesseu TO the United states he name Of the
street and numhet OF the house should also be given,
whee lteteatr'ss are empioyed while the letter viii
eNetnhiy reach ia destination without number the
omission IS often cause OF hesitation and delay In
e se p' e'tes iof foreign eounties' and especially
70 Ianaua, IN which country there are many pooices
naNihs t,e ~'me names as post'ohees IN the United
states and England the name OF the country well as
the Posi-ohce should lie gwen " iull Letters ad
uteS.ed' ,.' i,t instance, merely to London without
Nanada ana 1ief sf'sd, thereby causing delay, and
si'en serious loss Letters addressed to burlington,
u, o. NSoNa ocosH often 70 TO burlington New
npp'N' o ''opuh' o. the iesohp'ahoe between and
Wheh cafelesSly written
j. Away "ti,e the address with ink, and not with
pe' oi any hlhu, as pensii marks often become erased
ana the address rendered ,ilegible.
4 Avold, as much as possible. using envelopes made
OF thlh paper especay where more than one sheet Of
PAPER or any o,hef article than paper, Is inolosed.
beins o'teh haIded anu especially "a the overland
nlau nlau pNs cui'su on horNebaek, such envelopes not
uliequeu.Y sPi open giving cause OF complaint
Hs, u"tiaa VINO are ehtrey innocent ~ TIE matter
s. never send money OF any other article OF value
mtonsh ihe Waii, except either by means OF a money
o'Ie' I p.,. It W i feg's,eied iet,sI,
n q toS'1se stamps shonh be PACED on the upper
hght.nulu corner oi the address sidN OF all mail matter
| Z. The cutting OF postage STAMPS in two more
piece Is pfohnliei, and no letter having muated
stamp on u "in be forwarded
% fosase stamps are regarded as cash, and the sale
oil ihem on credit IS strictly prohibited
| 2 NhSthing ~ addition TO IN address written OF
printed on the address SIDE OF postal cards renders then
uhmaliable'
To- 10 insure domestic letter being forwarded it
he mats 1t must nave not less than two cents IN post
age stamps a'Neu. u less than the iuli postage ha
peeh piu douple the amount due mu> he paid by the
party receivingn
~ subscriber to newspaper or periodical whS
snsei ms tgsiuenee ana post should at one'
hothy 'he punSher OF the change and have the pubca
hoh sent M , 70 ms new addIsss.
| a. iubitshers and news agents mailing prntet
matter IN quantities VIII facilitate Us distribution, ant
often hasten its dispatch by asserting such matter b,
States ana ieILiprles and the larger Cities II foreign
ny isi,aidN, " dome sue.
y; hN inquiries, whether from pos'masters or th'
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-07-14
SHIPPING NOTES

tAs Riish $ $ cisasls sailed ,..isrsa, fos iisas.
Aafas
les 4. = : Essss sa,lsd G4 Yokohama lsa Snn.la,
m0si,ns,
hrss tall nssud hip passsd the pot hA Thnss.
day, h,asi A. the usa~sfd
isari rsssed I1rs ,sth. Hawaiian haTk kalr.
iisup~-A. tus havnssn and iioaolnlu.
fhs AmassR t.itsts,ns cr.Sc Rohr,is. Rasen,
hso,s. A,',ssi =, San tsassisso, lsu~ sSsh
iAs Asisean hall Lime Marshall !, al ihe i,.a Il
fon areet
Inc y. ta-~aes Is al the io,s d = s. laslils
do>k
ihs Sea.asa1 !. al ,As k,pia'~as. sAs <,ie to-day
10 ,hs -sand
ih< Ams.scAp tern Kama Clan,iins arrived at San
fsassi-cA lens ssh, - da,> hass u.is. Ha-sal
ths ita~a.,sa -h.lass Jsi,s j. having h,s,< h.,s
en i<sk ~ Mr. km@s,, - his sA,psssd.
tt~ b.s'.A ,Aip shAs.iaa d s,sl d.sshssn< the
U > ts's ~h-it
thx kAss,saa ha,k Hsi<a W. Almy Al ID. oli (a.-
se.a hyH< ~hnthAs d,~,h4sssd al q k<s jess eaxe
<A e,sa~ hid " The h<zsh e. San fr>nsi>>e
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-07-14

~ faislla, henes ies San tra,ss.o. June p,-s.i7i
pis, sasas i,9hiig a. Value, sie..eaA.o
- " n Ns,u. hsrss ias San ffansi.alJuly a
esse l'kgs sugar. sss.sso ~. NaA's. s89.Ds.sT.
- ulenelg hsncs 6s lioagi 4ag. Jui, - es ples
saiur. ssra3i-
- JAMS iAsinharg, hsnss ~ San Fsanei..,o luh
a l'tf9 sF, .uga', ts7,I 49, Ass i4e> ricr. -
80 ~. ~ las'hs eanara> Nsiss. .l.s7Iys
u Cs-a>.'sio hsnss tnf San fsanci,.oo la, io-tss
bh, h-Ausnas, fpgl pkes sgl, ess,o,o D., e,s rkg
.ss, l,sso ne' ,,so Gss, lssisb, ,ss.su NJ NaAis.
A1l1fASt.
u Cay q s,dnss, hsncs ios San fransi..a, Jsl, a.
s,cfl hgs sage t7i,o9s n, iasy hs rs. 10 ~
20 hA, hsisl ssasssi s.ses hnrhs bananas. Nat sss
fsAs0
h ,aiha,ien. hsnss GO Saa frane,zco lane ,,r
pkgs t>ssg; ~ plss siy. ss.lss n. 81 y
saii >i,a: ss.s ,Assp sA'a' - g8 A'n; isss ~ al
lo~. Naiss, ss,s7sHs.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-07-14

1t is right that the constituency which pays
the taxes should jealousy watch the career of
its representatives or its servants. 1t is right
that the families should inquire into the so
called "privatc life" OF an official who parades
that private life in a public manner. 1t is
rish, that the rising generation should be pro-
tcc,ed from the spectacle of open vice; and
that spectacle becomes douhly dangerous when
powerful and responsible public servants are
openly vicious. The journal of opinion which
fails to dcnouncc the misconduc, of officials,
in either their public capacity or their private
life, is false to its plain duty and 10 its mani
fest destiny; for no paper can hold the respect,
the confidence, and the support of the public,
unless it is thoroughly outspoken. Sometimes
papers and individuals go too iar-,hat is, GO
farther than facts bear out. Then they are
properly chargeable with libel or SANDER.
Then, il they can not show facts, or public
necessity justiying grea, latitude in charging
oiienscs, they are properly punishable. 1t is a
healthiul sign OF the times that the active prose
cution Of libclous sheets is fruitful OF either
criminal punishment OF of damages. While il
is an equally heal,hful sign OF the times that
newspaper criticism OF public men-in the
whole scope Of their career 'ohiIt IN e6fcc-is
justihable, desirable, indispensable.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-07-14

Successful House 4 Successful House Hfst
ing instance Of success In Retail Dy Goods way i
afforded by the Leading Millinery House Of Charles J
fshel corner Fort and iiotel The Proprietor
Mt fishe has acquired the art Of holding custom Any
Dry Goods House can, by freely Advertising draw Gus
TONER'S or twice. but to hold them. asd enjoy the
confidence calls for the exercise Of iac, and hberalty
Goods mus, be marked down and sold for what the,
are; mieprcscnt any article. That IS the polio,
Of Charles Fishe and that policy has made The hrn
one Of the creates, in its line the leading thorough
fare of Honolulu. The Leading Millinery Store o
Charies J. Fisehel Is to Honolulu what Marys st,
New York. Charles J. Fishel makes specially Of Mil
nery fH The store s one q the sights u the ci,v
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The American bari y Murray 3 2 M BreWer
Cos whlf llidiuE flr San Francisco lot witch pou
,hr ein .lil probably. The middle n neat wrck.
Oh. American lh.ouet Clau, spfeetei. b. At The
T.pIsnlde. opposite thr Custom House l1ading faf
San tnnci..n. 90 sail
The s. s Zeaianda took the to4n By surpri.a
asi saturday morning, arriving in port alout An,
lruging nev' Co June She sailed again ame day
ff 1ydHsy.
The Brush s S Hinkls arrived from Mldein last
SATURDAY afternoon, with large nunbsr ~ Portuguese
and their l,mics ~ paui.uln n shah, another
dives At rW
The American brissufiue " a.. irwin arrived from
San iUu,ia,o last Wednesday evening. o., days pas.
age A. he arrived about sunduwn she iid not enter
T-tt until nest morning. She d1cte at the tspauadr,
Rh.fe he b. uuv disthlfsine.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-07-14

Dus. Hsskfeld 4 Co, Agents
Nsw Nosg, Am. IA. SrAsrAN .s,...,4 4s,.. Cfcssie,
pne July teiS tsstlc Cotkc. Agents
INssrsli, hrit Ia. isls 90 ANoiNSFN. .,. Din,c,
pus Ssia IS G. W, Maciafiane 90, Agents
lntsruot. itTtt Id MAtlSs.Arh ...-...t.. tdkin
pas Ssis tsso q n. Dawes Co, Agents
fost MAsttN, Aal ssh 1etkssk ..r..+t..t. .----
due Aisn S kohan~oa. aaiS
Nav Nosk, brit A- HISS, JANsS, .., 10, IAiiiuote
10 >a,l s.fl, IA June. ,asls = ,oske. Aesn,s
SNpNhs, n ) ;, AvsfNAilAt .....,,. luliaeh
nss July - u. iiasllsld s ca. AgsalS
San fssktiSeo, as MAnirtSA, .....,.. tio~ ard
bus July A. W e. lr~ia 90. Agsnts
Nav CAsIth. y. 5. W, An. IA. NJ kipeoy Sean
nus laly iA-eA
hsfNss, ,.sr. IL. MAfAItANt...s-.-,...... ... .------
lsasiing May a. " nackiski Co, Agents
Nav INstts. NsW, ---. bKtiH islK s...,.. -------
20 Ashakoaa
rosr uAAals, Anl IA faisAlp. ..,....,,. Gate,
i,,asi,ng lune - n. iiaskisld Co. agts
san fskSst.lt, PMS 5, ItfNO SAuSN neAIi-Ht
lue Aasu,i 4. n, llAetfsld 4 Ca. agcniS
SNs isANNls.n, An .h inA S,hNNVeK Rnl<tt~af
f,s kAi.niu, iue.
san fsssst,Nl. An. hsins. nssNNHN b.. .fssf,lnas
due leiy .,.ta n. iiassisAi n Co, ag,s
k,s foN, An. ~. MAsrWN DAyr ,...s s.,,.. Esn.os
Loading May s. & hFe~u Co. agsntS
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The result proves that the sentiment Of the
public can be relied on to protect the rights Of
the press to deal with matters concerning the
administration Of public affairs, in a manner
that is a, once fearless, and in accord with the
spirit Of the times. Had these cases been de
cidcd against the newspapers, the press would
have been most eiectually muzzled, and pre-
cedcnt had been afforded for the condcmna-
tion of any published statement that nigh, be
huItiul to the administration or to any ndi-
vidual official. But the broad ground has been
established that accords well with the es,ab.
lished usage Of other and older civilized lands,
that it is the right and certainly, il it is the
right, it is no less the duty-o the public press
TO learlessly discuss the doings Of public men,
regardless Of how those discussions may effect
the private interests or feelings of the indi
yiduals whom they concern. The constitution o
The country declares that: "All men may
freely speak, write, and publish their Scn,i
ments on all subjects, being responsible for the
abuse Of that right, and no law shall be enacted
To restrain the liberty Of speech, of the press
except such laws as may be necessary for the
protection of his majesty the king and the
royal family"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-07-14

An insane Rochester girl gets Oh, ii her hed
Al midnigh,, and eoes u ~osk >axing ~ood in
The back yard. Hes father deeply deplose>
hss insanity, bat he alvsys lexves The wood
pile handy tos her TO get sl.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-07-14

In our notice, last week, of the unwarrant.
able confinement Of an American sailor, we
meant no mputation against Mr.. Samuel
Mckeague. In the matter referred to, he was
entirely innocent Of responsibility the arres,
and incarceration Of the man having been
made during his absence. As far as our in.
formation goes he has always and conscienti
ously respected the rights Of individuals, even
II he is occasionally little brusque.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-07-14

The apparent abandonment by the govern.
meni Of It's former policy oi limiting the num-
bet Of liorrsed liquor saloons in this city has,
no doab,, the support of class who consider
there should be No monopolies, and that every
one who is willing to nay SI,ooo 70, license
should have one. We are aniimonopolis,s
ourselves. hui in the choice of evils prefer ID
accep, the least. We have yet to be convinced
that no more injury will h. done the publie
by increasing the facilities Of obtaining liquor.
There are too many who lind themselves un.
able to resist the temptation 10 dnnk when
opportunities offer; to such persons create,
injury than COOL IS done hy multiplying the
zap rooms. To the rising generaiion wrons
IS done by increasingly iamiliari<ing them with
plcrs AMI scenes Of debauchesy. A. faciliiic,
ios inioslcaiion are increased there follow il
iss wake all the aiiendan, evils misery, de
gsasa,'on and crime. Indolcnce. poverty
assault, mansiaughser AMI innsmerable othe,
misiostunes and enmes are made easier an.
more frequent. The Hooula Iahui motto Is
perfect farce in the face of facts ,hs, make III.
present reign stencil 10 the nnSiuls.
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SHIPPING.


Kilauea IIou. sim, Scar, from kahului July
James Mak,r, SIN, Mcdonald, nom KAUAI. ''
q X Bishop, stu, Cameron, from Kauai.
tnina, sch.. from llreia ,.....,.....-.-
Mana, ssh., from llio goo. Q ..... .....--..
Zeahndia, T. NJ ; $, Mebl-r lTom s. + -.....
lianto~, Err, sim, .ohnnson, from London,
via II. Mioh,rls. ..-s, ....- ,....-..,
iikelte. ,,tn. King, from Hilo and way ports
. Fhukai, .shr irum Maialua- ......... ,-..... '
rauahi, sch, from lianIei ..........,..-...
poho,ki sch, from Puma. ...st.,... ,.t..... "
hsnuahawai. sch, from NswiliNih ,....-... ''
lrune. sch, from kckaha -..........t.. -
". q Irvin, Am bglns, Turncr from :. ~ ... "
Wa,manalo. sttn. Nelson, from Naimanalo-
Halrakal,, sch. Crane itum p.peekco, .-.. -"
Leah. sch iOu, kohalslele. -.s...t.,t.,.. "
ksuikcaouli. sch, FROM Honolaa .......s.-,. ' I
Ella An hktne, Howe. from San Francisco. "
Mololii ,tmr. Mctfcgor, from koolau ......t "
Lehna stm. Lorvnlen. I'm Hama anal Molokai. "
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BORN.
DIED,

CRrns In Honolulu, July rsth. TO the wife Of NJ
Green, a son, lSan Francisco papers please eopyl
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There will be base ball match on the Ma
kiki grounds this afternoon, at 4 O'Clock
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1lsm ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE accus,Lance
~ with power q sale contained in certain mon.
eds, 81 wailuku, Maui, 10 ". ii. BAIIEy, Of
wailuku. Aforesaid, rrcosdsd in the Land Of,se IN
ir 10 ios's 30 and Js, oosee Is hereby given ,ha,
said usortgagce intends TO fofelo.c said ns5tgase ff
oonditns ls.iken and ~i sei taccoriing TO la~) Al
puhi'e auction the premises described " said motgage
as tsio~ >lrcihrd, via 1he undivided half 10 thai IaI-
Gel q land situated At wailnlu. a~arsd to kaaii,
Royal pa,ehf No. T.ss,, Apena L. containing os-toa
aoes -boundaries described.
". II. BAILEY, Marrasee.
kAluA, fa< Mortgage.
Waaiuku. July "a. 1875 is0-H