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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16
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The FIRST annual exhibition Of the Royal Tia.
waiian Agricultural Society, held on Wednesday
and Thursday Of this week, was pleasant rc.
mindcr OF similar efforts by the original society
of the same name, about thirty years since.
Old residents the kamaiinasl, doubtless took
much pride in recalling the excellence OF the
early displays Of farm, garden, home and me.
chanical effort, much Of which. as compared
with the present exhibit, was obtained under
pioneer disadvantages. And yet We find much
for congratulations As first gathering Of
good things, we commend the suciciy's efforts
and those Of our people who have responded
TO their appeal As a showing OF the principal
agricultural products of the islands, Il was a
shame and disgrace to the planting interests
But three out Of some eighty OF more planters
sent samples, and none Of these were fll io
their variety In cattle, horses, dogs and
swine the showing would compare iavumhb
with many older countries; while in floral,
garden and farm produce, agricultural nipple.
ments, carriages, etc, there was enough to call
| forth q sprii of emulation that ought tu tell nj
| the second annual exhibition. The public IN
general should now take that interest in pre-.
paration Of material for exhibition as shall
awaken q rivalry ior each to excel his neighbor,
that people, products and soil may show to
better advantage The objects Of the society
may then have been attained. and its labors for
the interest Of Hawaii may prove not to have
been in vain. The directors and judges Of this
exhibit ought to, and doubtless will, gain by
experience, and several shortcomings spoken Of
in connection with this show will be guarded
against. II rules are laid down, to be rigidly
adhered to, without fear OF favor, the conf.
denee Of the public will be gained members,
and wel-wishers Of this society may then work
together with pride, not only for their own in
terests but for the advancement Of the nation.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16
TIE L1TEST NEWS.

The affirmation bill has been defeated in the
British Parliament.
Two more of the Phoenix Park murdsrers
have been hanged.
Fifty persons were recently roasted for
"witchcraft" in Siena Leone.
The report of a treaty between Peru and
Chile has been confirmed. Its terms are ia
vorable to Chile.
The Brooklyn bridge was opened on the 24th
ultimo, and the dynamite poters failed to put
in an appearance.
A project is on foot to connect the Dead Sea
OF Palestine With the Red Sea by canal pass
ing through the Moses Valley.
The steamer Pilot blew up in Petaluma
Creek, San Francisco Bay, on the 10th ultimo,
killing eighteen persons and wounding seven.
The Gar Of Russia was crowned without in
terruption, and in the midst of magni6cently
imposing ceremonies, on the 18th of last month.
prominent Nihiiist says: "The car would
not be molested at the coronation, because the
system Of attacks to create terror has been re-
placed by plans for a eonp d'etR and attempts
at a revolt"
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orR Roaps 1Nn srRrrrs.

1t has been suggested that the present cut up
condition of many Of the streets and outgoing
roads might be improved at less expense than
is generally demanded by keeping several carts
constantly at work filling up the ruts as fast as
they are made; and that a thorough soaking
once or twice-a-week would be of great help
to the road-bed by solidilying its particles. The
practical judgment of men who have had ex-
perience in road building and road repair ought
to be consulted and better plan evolved than
that at present employed. Roads are great
public convenience. There is plenty Of good
material at command of which to build them.
Much Of the recent road building in and about
the town has been creditable. But the repair.
ing done has been Of the slightest. There is
no good reason why prison labor should not
make these Honolulu streets safe, clean, com.
Portable and healthy. The streets in town
ought TO be not only kept free of ruts and
sphnkled, but they ought to be cleaned fre-
quently
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16
Hope FOR HImllIL

We who rail al corruption, and fire editorial
round shot into the pirate craft that is trying
It's best to cripple the ship Of state, have just
as honest concern ior the future OF Young
Hawiii as have any Others in the kingdom
save those Incompatible patriots, King David,
Mr.. Gibson and DI. Fitch. A week ago last
Friday the writer attended the missionary tea
party in the lecluTe-room Of Fort Street Church.
There were gathered apparently about one
hundred natives and about half as many whites.
Most Of the native men we're delegates 10 the
missionary counsel gathered in this place last
week. They were pastors and delegates from
native churches on the various islands. The
wives and children OF many OF them, and a
number Of native friends were also present. 1t
was a neatly .atiired, pleasant.IoolSing, earnest
body. The association between natives and
whites was cordial The Fright hand Of fel.
lowship' and the 'alohan that went with il,
seemed dgnifed and sincere. II there were
pfesen, any, Of any race, who did not apprcci.
ate the occasion. who failed to recognize the
full significance Of the continued religious amity
existing beiween native and foreigner, they
were conspicuous ioT their silence on that point.
To the casual visitor there was only harmony in
the gathering. Il Is by harmonious action like
this that Hawaii must be saved, II ever. That
Christianity which may make natives cleanly,
industrious, frugal, temperate, moral make
lhern good husbands, good wives, good parents;
thai, and that only, can make them good eli.
ssns and ~ise politicians When they become
all that, The future Of their race may begin 10
be an npward climb. Under the false friends
who arc lunng them on, the hope II Young
Hawaii Is fragment Of dead sea fruit.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

II the board Of health intend to do as is as
serted with these discharged patients, how is
!, tina, they neglee, to pick up other Iepers tha,
are nov roaming free about the town, and who
have never been segregated at allI We men
Joaed, in our last issue, two who were unmis-
iakahly lepers, who were no, only at large but
were occupying public positions that brought
them into daily and intimate contact with
many healthy persons. II was upon the au.
,horty Of Doctor Fitch himself that We called
these persons !ePer, and no, on our own. al
hough the writer knew them to be 80. But
there are Other lepers roaming at large through
the town, and one, quite lately, was selling FISH
a, the market. His fingers were badly crooked
and his eyes bleared with the disease. a boy,
~ho Is an unn,is,akable Ieper, j. now walking
lhe streets and mingling freely with other chill
dren, both native and foTeign. AT the agri.
cultural show, on Thursday last, the writer
sa~ a lePer mingling with the crowd. who has
had the disease for many years lie has lost
the little and forehnger Of one hand to the
secoad joints; the middle, ring finger, and
ihHuib TO the hrs, joints. And yet the board
VI health talk about fe-auesiing the discharged
iePen upon the re-appearanee Of "any s,mp.
iDms' All ihese facts must he very interest.
ing 10 parents Who have 10 send their children
to sehool 90 seek days. or Sunday. n hi.
styls Of action upon the part u the aulhorilie,
IS TO be persisted in much longer, and " no'h.
lng can he done TO make them act up 10 the
ia~ and their duty IA these matters, Il Is seD
certain thar People will he obliged 10
e'nigraie lo' their o~n protection. and that oi
ihei' families. This Is no alarmis,', view, bat
deliberate conclusion. shared ly nearly all
the bcsi lhinkers u the plaes and il Is only a
naroS anil short sighted polsy that would
have Us daily ~ith such an eyll. and trust 10 an
insane hops ,ha, better ,hinss may come oI
fhcfnseivr<
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

fre~ Ss- casis, \ ; ". p.r Haru.o.i.os,s, lace p
q hscastans a q. 60 tons cia,l
traaa Me- C.siis. n ". t-si SoaA1tnga. Lone
, hfe-o Co IrsiI ioak eo4i
ffeA Puu lQs- .rili. 80 Ansriiz I.,.r t.AT.-- A
kaillssan. sltgta Nv l1a.i<f. s4.ss. Il ,nfrd M
i-latzs, tass c.iiar AisEles. 80 laih,
frs&n tzfsks. N4la-. - Mar D fo.lss lune -
Lessen 4 CooAs. rss..i6 Il laaaief: H1flEli 4 ~,
i.rsl 4 ftsi.d.si sy.,lI = ties
ffam Aza frsusala. ~ kaizkaaa. fuas 3 lrais
a. p..p H.aehissFy 4 NiliAia,, - -, c.l.n,.
IS 80, iasHnufa, bsh.sff & g. ~ i.asai,t y
s.a h-f<,, ros Fsgs ps,..'oa,, ~ alaf, =, -,
s'sasr,sa. g, fAsa SOD, a.. - is@n, g VA sffi.
g, tss.d - hs hAY, ~ biis ,hilge, CfiHsrn,
A.. q = hsfl, @ IAl~r. iohaeeo ~ - dry
si.ois hai1sef Co q pAgs lsttlss. Alien k1ish.
-, ~ - ertsf, it1 .ks frrd g. ii hay, q Mel,,
8 iafei tafs hilisf - s.s ili@irs. a. iifas a.,
tr,.sh 80 thlf hais. zss pss l.s<. . e.idhsy, -
.s.sh -sizhiA nglr,. AZ pkSs Hoa ssfsi Nfs q u
IisssnAs, trnl sfeetss Osaef, - pkei tes,, hof<
g. e.fn.f., Ess -his'.. r'iiss, eliness hrs,
So fkxs 49, nat-s.
fn.1 S@a ffaaels'oa, Tsf calh.fsn, J1ns May a
- ttsss psss gsa.sne., frsn %, 80 g, ,alIs,Sa
ahs.fss 60, ~ I4x. tal.aecg; Aechssnsy Sla. a
iAes tsafhsf. 81 csfnsd gssl. ~ este filiss A
%. - "a, kAfieB. i<ssfs toolt z.J.s ts.is ~
door, u VAss ~ioia-s zl,i hi,n. ~ - isg-s haae
.n.. fsises %. ~ IA. lack. Aka kst.n.sn ~.
,issas. A pkEs -nts-s aiJ bdnds, hss iafd a.
h...s Co. - pA<s -intsss asi lliasl. s.q.a ~
tAasiss, ~ As- ss.sssss h,rnan nf>, ss pkSs ds,
tsf ~ >h, . Fss' rosin; csfs,, as piss ls "a
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

X itshn,ar. b, 81, powder g. bss Feed q Lucas, ssv
hr..tt. tH. hlis Hnr ta1 p,s Stove. fran launch,
Wafaf'.uar, ra.. riAts fees taalr s t1lkr 900 bit
bar. f#- HH.. Hs.t rrvi t hhis aluHni pkgs huurf
rtlt beef arl pft. elops chietcns. lcnchan 60,
I''s slEafi Hiseins, oe fsg' wagons Haskte'd
.H. engine ,1npletf. 4 trrfrff o. taukt Eaf'
'r. i aartla. thinsss hrms. " pkss asst wdss
i#r Son rnrc4-o. rsi " " p,mout. June
r...ss tH He4 tks nour S. lgs vhcat, it 60 o..
Ha..H. lraiu Go, aHaA ds hduf. e. urishnefy, e
%. rIr. sts tvi1e drN ea',is. b. ss oi a. tin.
saIr. gs hEfsarr -e gf series. "a bt bags irnf
0c, haar mtas 81 hhI' sulphur phosphate, CasN rs q
HHetI. boil a eco, pfft tttts -aiuou 500 hEs feed,
rfa'r., ptes harnrss. ethls hay. Shtw. se kgs
sh.rs, bss nas harivars. g. Wesi, 40 ds c1al,
N.tE-s1r, San So sss lsan, tss pkgs prusis,''',
o n Nitrit q pkg fuuiture, Nati. q pkgs stoves
Ir. Hrriuart. \ lsrrrf. Is Clsksi Suhsvfef s. Co.
fs. As HHaus NaUkfrldN 90. Csk wins. e'fl ing
uf.H.He. ptEs puirY. J Lazarus, rs6 pkg feed. = 4
500. .t. pl.s icrl as lhls uHr. b., Stationary, "
MHrts, Go tfs ir-n, 1, hfrisafv, Q es ra,kng 4
trftnEs Davies Co, .fHs saustie soda tssle 8
t.HAe, e. rt es hariwafe. afwirs mashiny. W Zen
Hsl be pte aillsiN ss.... D. & a Go, ,bss tyre and
l.H0H. N'. Rollins. es rarrr htHeint q
DAVIS. e. .-ri-frs, o1.fs. 90 " MagfsHtnr = 60, il
fte, sash t..|,i irJrf i...H1 steam Navgaiiea Co.
..I.0n ..., % . rkE' hsHiaafy . rAe.
elevator. i."tr. D T..e g. hoea g. hrs harley,
Ut Iatt. ..'. aas,a tfiHfaf hruts. sJt ptEs asst
H's.. trt.T. r.tt l. Us l,i.e
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

Complete the picture, artist. ssy
Who lis So boldly walks to-day
The pcrillcd path from cline to cline
ln the vast continent u crime
o. shades cf Beaconsheld, come back
forSake the grand historic rack
Where stallfed fame, in fond content
Sees not the bodkin honor sent;
Nor knows that infamy and fame
To some base natures mean the same.
Come back and see the masque we play
In our Hawaii nei.
The artist tolls; the picture grows;
Beaoons6eld Gibson's noble nose
Looms into semblanee; while his mouth,
Smlewreathcn, like the sephrous south.
(When parching Konas WOO the land
And wrecks, like pebbles, line the s,rand)
nrea,hes peace and plenty everywhere;
And bids: "Begone dull care r.
We gree, the smile, but ware the nose;
For mind we well the box Of woes
Pandora's sainted son has hid
Bcnea,h the brain lid;
For well we know the polished lies
That make the lustre Of his eyes.
For well we note the mulcful check
That overlays his carriage meek:
For well we ken the dismal din
That chimes the chatter OF his chin.
Yet, when our Glib the mace would WELD
That erst was swung by Beaconsfeld,
Comes calm reflection, piping low.
lie shakes his poll and says Go slow -
And, high above the choruscd praises
That Gibson unto Gibson raises,
Cries, in a voice that browns the din:
TOO thin Too thin loo thin I"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

Mr.. Herring, on his land at Makiki, has
gone into the hre-wood business, and is cutting
down the largest and finest forest trees tha,
exist in that part. How this may affect the
rainfall in that part remains to be seen. 1t is
true, the actual depredations are being com
mitted on his own premises; but il they
threaten the water supply Of Makik, he should
be stopped il possible. What sense is there
in government expending money on German
ioresters and nursery garden to create forest.
in that valley, if what few trees are now there
are to be cut awayo
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16
DIED.

RonsRrsoNA Waikiki. June a.ih, Of Group. Bernice,
third daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Robertson.
BooTu-At Riverside, near Globe City, Arizona, May
10TH Frederick p, Of the late Joseph Booth, Of
this city, aged r9 years and months
BueSLE-in Honolulu, June roth, June 10TH Of con-
sumption, Emma Buckle, eldest daughter OF Hon W
Buekle. Aged % years.
WmsroS-in Honolulu, June nth. MIR S Weynton, a
native Of England, aged about 20 years. The de.
ceased has resided these islands for number Of
years' and VAS at one time, employed a clerk in
the Interior Office.
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MARRIED.

MoNsARRAr- COSBY In Honolulu, at the residence Of
Mrs. Haalelea, June ~, iss, by the Rev. ]. A.
Cnzan, Mr.. Julian Monsarrat, and Miss Clarissa
Amoe Coney, both Of Honolulu.
LANE -RAMsAY-In Honolulu, June "a, 1885, at the
residence Of the brides father, by the Right Rev.
Bishop Of Olha John d. lane, and Miss Lizzie
Ramsey, both formerly OF San Francisco. San Fran
cisco paper please copy.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16
Mereh,nt ve..el, Ncr n Per,.
Naval
n,srrosD. Carpenter ,er.....................u.s S:
ve..el. Rspee,ed iloa, ForeIgn Port..

Nesseis Expected from Foreign Ports
hEEuEy, tscr. b CkSuFrs loose
Due July s.ra Had.fcld s Co, Agents
RasruN, Am a. s b Allan. ......-.. Eliidsr
Due. c. Brewer 4 Co. Agents
GLASGOW, Hrit ship SHANuuN Pa,siful
Due Iuiy rs q. ". Macfariane q Co. AEents.
NEw CAsrLE. y ,. ", An hktur MALAY Peterson
Overdue Coal. siips account
NEE iusg. An. b.. SISErks ....-...- -...-- Cr1,.ey.
Due July t1-ty Czsllc & Cooke. Agents
NV CssrLE- y ". H5ii ,hp ST. I.AsKFNcE Well
Lnadlns March -. Wildef & Co. Agents,
LuEsFyol. But. tk I>IE % ANGIEsEa ...-. Dimay
10 sail in ApnL q. W Malfaslane 4 &c, Agents
P1sr GkNBtE, An hl- HnFE ...... .-.... penhall5s
Overdue ls@rrs & Cooke. Agents
Sts FEANlIa-n. B-it : =. GLEs.EIs. .-.-- Specify
Osef,ia= G. Brewer & Co. AseuiN
san fEANCtslD, 81. g. s. s. OrrN uf Nav IuEk -
O,erjue n. Hackfeid & Co. a4,tS
insHav, VIA s. Ns-hacls il-ii : $ HkSgow.---. .--
Due jams to-is g. w. AlaliarIans a Co.. agents
LiyEEfuot, Hrlt ~ MNLeshrE ....-..----... Edsiu
bue AuE. 1870.
SAX FEKsctsan, baius. !. FurisHuEG. Goodman
hac June fs.tT Cassie < Cooke, agents
.,sN FsAsctsg1, Am bztpe W H MEsEH Delaney
Du- lune ig-aa e. Brc~yr & Co. agents
AFUas, Am. ~5hr ASS. ...... McJuillch
(tgf kalluiui) Due June Is-sa
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

a ~euan's wand in the Queens Hospital /,
nee'ie'L The management ought 10 arrange
II. and at once. We respectfully suggcs, thai
those ladies Who hays special lnieres, in this
matter send their representatives to lay facts
hsiais those IN auihofiiy. without delay.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

The Advertiser says 1--WE have described
their condition at the time they were dis
charged the nine were carefully examined
and declared sound, presenting no marks OF
being afflicted with the disease under which
they were apparently suffering when admit.
which we exposed in our last issue, and we
are prepared to bring forward the best medi.
ral testimony in proof OF all We have asserted
Hpon this point, il the board Of health will
,abmit lis cured lepers for an expert exami.
nation. Nine lepers were said to have been
cured but only two were named. These
iwn have yet unmistakable symptoms Of the
disease. The remaining seven remain un-
their identity, and desire prevalent among
the medical fraternity to witness an alleged
fact which they deem incredible. The plain
inference is that the board dare not name
hem. The Advertiser, as the mouth piece
and apOlogist Of the board, informs its readers
that an eye is being kept upon the discharged
patients, and that they will again be removed
to the hospital should any symptoms of a
return Of the disease occur. How consoling
his, 10 those who believe in the contagion Of
eprosy; especially, after the opinion has been
expressed by Doctor Trousseau, that one oi
these patients, who has been named, is as bad
with leprosy as he ever was. With reference
To the other named patient, competent
meiical opinion has been expressed, that he
could be easily recognized as leper "acros,
the street"
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All horss, entered for the above race. viii be .n,l.,
final. ~
Al Running Races ~ill b. unisr N. rule. Il IN.
h'ood iiofss Association, ping a. 10 wsxh,
NJ hof.ss 20 eany rider
An i.oung RAee> will be under ths rules of the
National ifoiiing AaAoC iaiion
~ games d ehancs and pool selling positively pso
Al horses that arg ,old 10 pools iii be ruled ost
fsfmsis 70 tram hossss %, the PARK track can be Oh.
tanned from thu SECRETARY.
In order 10 sscs and maintain Order no on. .ili H.
allowed On the track ~isbqus the Assee.aih,n hadse
~hieh may bs ob,ansd from the secretary Al the rasl
s'onnis iisdxss s..
Al snisies mus, b. nade under ss.l AZ ,,s sse,s,as,
once before oeiocl n. Iuns i.th. 11sy s,ll rh.n
ps spspsned " pfc.saos of The Con,mtttxs.
lv>h.ss oe'oss mus afrQmianY entrance lee. I'm.
"sn.e 'ss 20 of puf.e noagg
start. " - '-NN' 80 ~" ~
a, tbs oaI q The hsii fs.n ,hs ludss'. .,a.a Al,
jo.ss,e .,u pscmpt, bsn< shsis hosis. .at aecesdl
70 me race programmes.
70 Az saess ~hsss weights are Go he eassssd Ri.,.
an. i,fssn arc felufsd 10 fso.ie thsu o.n ss.shts
's~ nose hooths " ssni iset .quas, -sets. 80
So ep< allowed 70 >sli ssosasnts AZ ths p.fh ,n. =.
~ ps.s nA,n; .ssio1s ~heh ma, ts had Il lhs Sesss
~iu u Tree aftsfssris
Ai wis> ~'l he strictly snfosced.
ihs omssl pfokf.inms ~ the Races San IL ohs.i,.<
% iv n. .e.fs'A GA juns lsh. ~ hi. oss No. :, Mss.
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since oar las, issue, Mr. II. A. Widemann
has resigned from his position on the board Of
health, under circumstances highly honorable
to his Independence and integrity Knowing
that he had been lIicked by his colleagues into
accepting the Outrageous act Of the executive
physician Of the board, a. made under the ad-
vice q the highly respected authority usual,
consulted 10 similar situations, there VAS moth.
Ing lei' ia him to do bat resign. This he did.
and tbs euphaiic, though silent. pso,e,, Of his
manly action ought TO encourage the scourge-
hidden nation 10 hope that the reign Of enmi.
nal igtwanes, criminal folly and criminal per
version N power Is nearing ths last ditch.
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n,sorAerrFro ory ~
WHITTIER, FULLER & CO..

Corroders Of White Lead aud Manufacturer N Mixed
Paints Colors, Varnishcs, and Pine White,
And importers Of French aud Belgium Window Glass,
SAN FRANCISCO, 4. s.. A.
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Tbs treaty II peace between Peru and Chils
ia believed in New York TO give great adysn
,age . h saccessh.l state Chile.
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STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The new WAREHOUSES; of the o. S. S. Co. are
now completed. Merchandise intended for shipment
by vessels Of the above line will be received FREE o
storage and receipts issued for same.
Insurance merchandise while in the warehouses al
owners risk.
wM. G. IRWIN &sCo.,
i++.3m Agents o. s. s Co
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Programme.

Races tciA Commerce at 70 ocloct aa,f
L-PARK PIArE.-pnrse s;5.
HURDLE RACE One mile DASH : hurdles free
for all catch weights.
Mawaikea .Kaukaiwa
Gu Blue and White +,
Pink and Blue.
p.-LEAHI CUP.-Parse SEQ.
MULE RACE-one mile dash free for all
catch weights
w Black Jacket and Red sleeves White Pants,
Red Cap.
Charles Mann. ...,.........,.... Niger
Scarlet and Blue.
3-oUEEN's CUp.-Pwse Si5o.
RUNNING RACE-one mile best IN 8; free for
Miles Brothers rs.................C II. Iangford Jr
Black jacket and Red sleeves, White Pants
W u c.-n,..u and Red Cap: c.....,c,,s.,,
w. H. o'''~' Cardinal and black & {, General '''''a
b. Walker Pink and Blue IN. sal'e Black
]. X. Holt, Jr,,.....,........b. General Hancock
Blue shirt and Cap
s.-KINGS CUP.-PurSe $50.
TRoTTING RAcE-Mle heats, best in S, to
| harness free for all.
lanes Dodd q Thomas "a
Captain Cluny b. h. Toby
| &c -hhMEfihhEfiN IIAl y bfN' SfVOs
| RUNNING RACE-One mile dash for Hawaiian.
bred horses not having a better record than i.s7.
J. A. Cummins. s...,.,....,.,......,.g g. h. Telephone
Blue Shir, and Cap.
Moses kA"anao' PM and p,a. G. ro"o' Moi
w w Cornwell. .....,.....s,....... d. &. creeper
Cardinal and Black.
.-LUNAMAKAAINANAP PLATE Parse $i:5
| TRoTTING RACE--one mile heats, best in j.
| free to all Hawaiian-bred horses.
James Dodd ,.................,.......b. G. Diamond
Wallace Jackson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 jimmie
7.-PRINcEss CUP.--Pnrse 500.
| PONY RAcL-one mile dash, open TO all -po-
nes bred in the Kingdom no, hands high Catch
weights
W. H. c0rH"'' Cardinal and s,ei M0ll'e
Daniel Lowell. Jennie Pcki
White.
William Robinson, :, q g. s. Triumph
s.-RECIPRocrry CUP Purse SIs5
RUNNING RACE-one mile, best in q: free
to all Hawaiian'bred horses.
J. A. Cummins. ns...........,......b 4 stanford Colt
{. ~ Dark Blue shir and Cap
Lish, Blue shr, and Cap, :
Pink and nlus
9.-CRAziER'S PLATE I'nrsc &fe5.
| RUNNING RACE = 1hree.quaucr mile dash
free to all Hawaiian-bred horses years old.
e. o. o. a d
Cardinal Red and Black.
Clarence Maefarane .,...,..,..,....g & Mollie
| Blue and White.
Blue Shirt and Cap.
j. u Colburn. .,.....;.....b 3. Equal Rights
Pink and blue.
f0.-AMArEUFE CuP.--P"rse $40.
TRorrING RAtnsitMls heats, bss, . In ., 10
harness, owners 10 drive.
sap'ain Siuny b. h. Toby
t'hsAN h. e. Hero
w. II. Cofn9cll. ...............a 4 D,el
James Dodd ..............4...,.....Ag A. e. thomas M
u.-LuNALILo PLArE-P.rse S,5.
| RUNNING RAcE-Nile dash open to all horse.
Park.
. Cardinal and BLACK
whiss and Blue.
is.-ExpREss cuP.-P.r.e sS0
TROrIlNC RACE One mile free 10 ali horse.
| that have never nun in any public
f3.-foOI RANE-soo yards I'wrse SaO
| fusi man, Sac, second man So.
John Spencer /. .. .........t Wh,6 81,
W. {. kaikana. ..,....,s...,......... j. Wh.ss sus
H.-bicycLE RACE, udls dash. i.rss sys
5.-cREAsE PoLE. Parse SEQ.
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8p Authoritp.
o@ee Of saps.int.ndsu, ., Water Works,

Office OF Superintendent OF Water Works,
HosoLvlu, July ,, 1881.
Az persons having Water Privileges are notified thai
their wAJER RATS are payable semi-annualIy, in ad.
vance, a, the office Of the Superintendent Of wates
wosks foot Of Nuuanun street, upon the rs, day of
January and July Of each year. c. u. WILSON,
nSh Superintendent Water Works
Water Notice
MI water rates now due and owing must be paid al
The Office of the Honouln Water WORKS. foot of Nuu.
anu street, or before June 20, ,Sss otherwise the
privilege will be suspended without further notice.
CHARLES u. WILSON,
SupsrHisndeni OF Honolulu Water Works
Approved; JSo. Y. Bus,,, Minister of Interior
Honolulu. June !, 1889. i,y-g