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COMMERCIAL.

HosoLUtu. ~ l., May 8, 1888.
City business continues satisfactorily active quite o
keeping with the condition Of trade reported the past
few weeks OF late the sugar factors q Honolulu have
been eser,ine themselves obtain eargoes fot their
deren, vessels in order get them 81 to arrive
IN San Francisco before the New Tariff schedule goes
into effect Since our last issue, the W. n. Meyer
J A. Falkinburg, Eva and n. W. Almy have cleared
with eargoes valued collectively At tts7s77ti for
items of which see export list. The y c, Murray
and Ella will probably get Of Monday or
Tuesday next. The City of New York and Sue,
although leaving later, will anticipate the pack
cts arrivals in San Francisco, and their car
goes will probably be the last arrive before the
new order of things in June.
Arrivals for the week have been light the Mana from
the South Seas with hfewood etc and the Abergeldie
with Portugese to the Board Of immigration, and
chandise to g. W. Macfarlane & Co.. all we have to
report. The City of Toxic from Hongkong Is looked
for daily is also the Discovery from San Francisco
Auction matters have been fairly active through the
week, and Mr. Adams advertising column shows con
siderable important business for attention in the
future, in which real estate figures largely.
Mesr,. W. o. Smith & Co.. stock brokers, favor Us
with their monthly circular for May. The divdend'
paid during April are In,er.fsland Steam Navigation
Co, s. oo per share Star Mil Co., Sloo, per share
Wsiluku Sugar Co, 5000 per share and waianac
Co, Siooo per share.
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BRrMrs Ger. bk. CANorus us........,..........L Loose
Due July $40, Haekfed s. Co, Agents.
L"Tsro9a p. M,H Brit ship GIrESEEy's nas. c. Ay.o, Poe
BosToN Am. bk. S. h. ALLEN. ......... Edridge
Due June IS, c. Brewer & Co, Agents.
Due July IS, G. ". Macfarlane 8 Co, Agents.
Nrw CAsrLE, N S W, HARMoplus. ........,..'.--
~, Due. G. v Msgi1,lans s9 E, 8 Co., agts. D.
DErARrURE BAY, Am bk c. o. WHrMoRE Calhoun
Due. Allen 4 Robinson, agents.
NEw CASTLE, N s. w, Am bktne MALAY. Peterson
Due. Coal, ships account.
HoEGxoNG, Ger bk LIVINGSTON. Stefiens
Due. Haekfed Co., agents
Nrw C.srIF, n Sw, = EsrKllA. ............. Poole
Due. W. G. Irwin & Co, agents
HosGKosG, P.M.s,s CRY Of Toxic. ........... Maury
Due May is. II. Hackfeld & Co.. Agents.
SouTH SHA ISLANDS, Haw. sch. JuLA..... Holland
Due. A. F.lCooke, Agent.
PoRTLAEp, o., Am. bk. ELsiEoRH.. Jenks
Due. f. A. Schaefer & CO., Agents
NEw Yosk; Am. bk. SrAETAs, 80. Cro~sle,
SAN FRAseisco, Haw. bk. LILY GRACE. ... Hughe,
Via Mahukona) Loading April l.
PoRI GAMpLE, Am sch; TWILIGHT. .......... Whne,
Cfor Mahukona) Due.
SAN Francisco. Am. bktne, Discovery. ... Perrimar
Nrw CAsTIs. N. S. w, - ST.. LAWRENCE.
Npw SaSns S%snsr, S g. u afi NosHsraS eH,, 1ss"''
Loading March al; c, Brewer & Co. Agents,
SAN FsANeisco, Am. bktne EMMA CLAuDISA. .Matsor
(For Hilo) Due. -
PoRr CAMILLE, Am. bk,ne kLiKirAr. Cutler
Due May IS. II. Haehfeld Co, Agents.
PoRr BLAxELEy. Am. bk. REVERE, ..,...,. McIntyre
Due. Allen & Robinson Agents
SAN FRANCISCO. o.s.s SuEz Dodd
Due May 9. WIN Irwin & Co, Agents.
SYDNEY, p NJ. S. S. CITY or NEw YoRK. Searle
Due May7, II. Haekfeld & Co, agts
SAN FRANCISCO, p NJ S, s, AusTRALIA.......Tu Tulloh
Due May ~ H. Haekfeld & Co., agts.
HUMBOLDT Am. bktne MONITOR. oR..............-
Now due. Levers Cooke, Agents.
LYnKrooL, Brit. bk IsLK or ANGLHsEA. q. Dimey
To sail in April. G. w. Macfarlane h Co, Agents.
PoRT GAMpLK, Am. bk, HorH. ........... Penhallow
Due May iS-,o. Levers & Cooke, Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Brit. S. s. CLEsELo. -. Specify
Due June c, Brewer Co., Agents
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" Havill.
For San Francisco, per J a Faikinburg April 70
Mrs Colby and children, Halloan, Fraasch, + J
Stafford, wife and child, ] jenkins
For Kauai, per James Makee May "A Koloa, MI
Baisdell W n Rice and family, Mrs Rice, a Mac
he Gov kanoa.
Dt Smith Cropp, A Dreier and wife, Dannhausenr
For Molokai and Maui, per Lehua, April 3oW u
Cummings w u Daniels Miss VI Bannister, DR. G /
Fitch, w n Daniels, J Bishaw.
For kahulu, per kilauea Hou, April 90 Mrs Shell
don and children, ! Bradshaw, Winter, VI G Cor
rea, Mrs a kekai, MIR Bachelor and daughter, II
Halsey Miss Hanaia.
For windward ports, per Iikelike, April 7i-D y
Baldwin ] \ Dudoit, W Atwater and wife, \ q
FORBES, " Y Harding, J Brown Judge Fernandez, MI
Mrs Briggs Miss Mills, u Campbell, W Russell, Co
{ II Judd, Dillon
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This is a universe Of compromises Between
the centrifugal and centripetal forces the solar
and stellar systems move in their orbits. Reli-
gion, morality, government, are human com
promises in which eternal federation is the
arbiter OF every lasting success. Every law,
religious, political, social, which assumes in
fallability of premise or deduction, builds upon
the shifting sands of preaTanged failure. If
the sturdy Luther might have broken his theo.
logic bread at the table of the brilliant Eras.
mus, there might have been no need to-day Of
the Young Catholicism of Doctor Dollenger If
Alexander Stevens and Charles Summer might
have put their legs under the same Maryland
mahogany, the irrepressable conflict might
have been settled without the sword. We
temperance reformers must learn this lesson
first or last. We know, beyond the wrath of
the ghost of doubt, that total abstinence from
alcoholic beverages would be the best possible
leaf the world ever turned over. But tens of
millions of very good people disagree with us.
We beg the question when we call them ignor-
ant and vicious. They are no more ignorant and
no more vicious than we. They believe in the
temperate use of alcoholic drinks because their
fathers and their fathers fathers believed in it.
When you tell them they shall not drink at all,
they first stare at you, then laugh at you, then
grid at you in hot anger, and end by hating
you. But if you approach them in a spirit of
Cancellation, explain how strongly you feel on
! tha n A. 4.
breeds and fosters, they are very likely to
unite with you in some scheme of regulation
that stands some little chance of becoming
effective. Prohibition in name has been at
tended with evasion in fact wherever it has
been tried. The rights and wrongs Of that sad
affair at Hilo, We have no right to discuss until
the evidence Of an impartial trial has gone
forth. But it seems clear that We temperance
compromise with the advocates Of license that
will result in such strictly regulated traffic Of
liquor, as our present law was perhaps de-
signed to cover. II we must have liquor sold
here at all, i, ought to be liquor that shall be
subject to analysis by some properly constituted
authority, and that shall be in the hands of
venders who furnish bonds for keeping orderly
houses and living within the letter of some
strict law. But SO long as men crave alcohol,
and, in any form, il is obtainablc, the only
way to mitigate the evil Of its action is to regu.
late its sale, and control its manufacture. And
yet it is but just to the advocates OF prohibition
10 say that the license law, as exampled in RIO.
noulu, is not satisfactory in its workings; that
there is altogether too much drinking and too
much drunkenness here; and that clear ma.
ority OF all the voters Of these islands ought to
have right to determine whether alcoholic
drinks shall be used here, OF whether, for the
safety Of all, the minority shall not lawfully be
compelled to total abstinence.
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EXPORTS

TX W II Meyer hence for San Francisco April 7s
$40 pkgs sugar 7arz6t rs. Value si6,sl9 a.
TX ] a FalkinburR, hence Tor San Francisco, April
pkg rice, 10000 MS 5oi6 pkgs sugar, or.
ITO rs. Value &tt,55zzy.
Es Eva hence for San Francisco May pkgs
sugar, sA,7gs rs. Value Sib9ts.65.
Ex II Almy, hence Tor San Francisco, May }
6435 pkgs sugar ss94s3 Ms; hooo pkgs rice, 100000
rs. Value $58,7sA7g.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-05

The missionary ladies who came from China
on the coptic and spoke before the foreign
missionary society Of this place, were confident
that Chinese families might be induced to visit
these islands in sufficient numbers to give a
family character to Chinese immigration here
They said, however, that ii would be idle to
look forward to any substantial field work from
Chinese women, because Of their pinched feet
Yet We think il will be found to be to the in.
ierest Of both the planters and the goyernmen,
to Try and bring family labor here. The gov.
eminent nigh, pay small part Of the passage
OF women, the planter another small part and
the husband third part. Or the government
and the planters jointly nigh, pay the passage
OF women, the money so paid to be deducted
from the wages Of the husbands. Al any rate
We need the very best obtainable Chinese ele.
meni; and that is obtainable only by securing
fair proportion Of married laborers.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-05

We print, with pleasure, the communication
OF Rev, Alexander Macintosh, written in an.
swer to certain comments made by US in cur
issue OF two weeks ago. Perhaps We may not
as fully realize the trying nature OF school
teachers life as one does who has been actively
engaged in such service, but, before writing
the comments alluded to. We had impartially
weighed arguments on both sides Of liie ques.
ton. and our comments were, as consequence,
deliberate. We have since seen no good reasons
to alter OF modify them. We were still more
conhden, Of the justice Of those remarks, be.
cause they were indorsed by some Of the most
experienced teachers Of the place. The fact
that many Of the salaries paid to, primary
public school teachers are insufficient is not
fair argument in favor Of unnecessary yaea
lions.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-05
THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE.

There is often much virtue in an il. II ther.
were no absolute veto power vested in the king
it would then be possible to pass laws for tn.
better regulation Of governmental expenditure.
and, consequently, the more systematic and
economical extension of internal improvements.
In the very skirmish line Of progress the
would-be reformcr of Hawaiian politics come.
upon one Of the strongest Notifications of ILL.,
government-the inadequacy Of the existing
constitution. The Press has held, over and
over again, that the constitution is sufficient fol
the needs of reform. That would be true now
il the king and his ministry has the confidence
of the nation. But il not, no.
II the several writers antagonistic to the Y,
M. c. A., its new constitution and its proposed
workings in this city, would put forth as much
eaort to strengthen the association as they are
doing in trying to hinder its usefulness by pref
udicing the public mind against it, their philan,
thropy would have more beneficial effect upon
the class they are championing.
1t is gratifying to note that Bishop Willis
and the clergy Of Saint Andrews parish pur.
pose to hold occasional religious services q,
the leper hospital at Kakaako. In the language
Of lady whose Christian life is enhanced by
the charm Of a vigorous intellect and the grace
OF rare physical beauty; at does much tc
redeem the Christians OF Honolulu from the
sting of the implication that our religion is q
thing for churches and Sundays"
With an ample supply Of pure, fresh water,
Honolulu would be "quite too delightful fol
any earthly USE" II the psopery-owners OF
the town will unite with the government. on
some business.like and mutually binding basis,
something may be effected to increase, improve
and more satisfactorily regulate the local waite,
supply. Something ough, to be done speedily,
for the water now in the mains Is suIchargcd
with earthly matter, and carries enough green
slime to make !, very unpleasan, to the sight,
whether il be unwholesome OF not.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-05

JAfalkinburg, Am bktne, Goodman, for S; F April ,t
w " Meyer, Am bgtne, Delaney, for $. F.. 4" 76
Eiauea Hou, stmr, Sears, for Kahuui ....... &c
{. x. Bishop, s,m, Cameron for Kauai ..,... " lc
Iehua, stm, Lorenten, for Molokai and Hama. g o
Waimalu sch. for Onomea. ..........,......... lc
Jennie Walker sch, for PapaiLou.. '' g
Mary 4. Foster, sch, for koloa. ....,...,... Jo
Kaala, sch, for Koolau u..,......,......s..... &c
Lihoho, sch, for Kukuihaee .........,...... 3c
Kauikeaouli SCH for Honokaa. ............... &c
Ehukai, sch, for Waialua.. &C
1ikelike, stm King, for Hilo and way ports May
Lena Sweasey. Am tern, Ray, for S. F..
Eva, Am tern, Wikman for San Francisco.
Mokolii. stm., MeGfegor, for koolau. ........
James Makee, sim, Mcdonald for Kauai.
Waioli, sch. for Paauhau. observation-disclosures.
Leahi, sch. for Kohalalele le.......,..,,.,.....
Nee Foo sch, for Kooau..
Lula, sch. for Keawaeli ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Kulamanu, sch, for Ookala. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ka Moi, sch for Laupahoehoe ..............
Wamanalo, sim, Nelson, for Waimanalo. ......
II W. Amy, Am. bark, Freeman. for s. F..
Lizzie Marshall, Am bk, Bergmann for Port
end
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IMPORTS

From Bremen, per Ehrcnfes, May 9-fIackfed &
Go, ~ pkgs asst dry goods, b. iron bedsteads, bb
hams preserves, porcelain, lamps, furni
lsokq. . fs aamuleg
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-05

MORTGAGE SALE. by order Of W. H.
IVA Bailey Of the wailuku Sugar Company. holder
his wife, on the ash day Of November A. d. 1884, and
recorded in the Office Of the Register Of Public Ac-
counts, In Honolulu, In Lber 76. pages $50 and 49,
House in Wailuku. the s6th day Of May, 1885, at "a
o'clock noon, all the right Of said Iona 10 half Of
that parcel Of land situated in wailuku. awarded to
containing an area Of 7s.Ioo Of acre. For further
particulars, inquire Of J. W. Kalua, attorney.
THOMAS w. EVERETT
Waikiki. April 20. 1888. r.o.r
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-05

The loss Of stock BY Montana cattle men
during the pas, sinter was less than 1--WE per
cent.
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CAUrlON.-All parties hereby cautioned not
~ to cash DRAFT No. ao6, dated April 6, 1881, for
$iae, drawn by C. N. SPENCER on WM. G. IRWIN
co. in favor Of bearer; and Draft No. aIo, dated
April 1883. for S4Ss3. drawn by c. N. Spencer on
WIN. q. Irwin & Co. In favor Of F. Richards, and
indorsed by him. Also Promissory Note, dated Au.
gust g 1854, for S3 49, at nine months, drawn by C.
Aka in favor Of =. Mackenzie said drafts and note
having been lost by the undersigned at Kaalak Kau,
Hawaii. F. MACKENZIE
Honolulu, April ~, 1889 I3o-,t
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-05

When in the progress of newspaper conduct
1t becomes necessary to unmask knave, to
uncloak charlatan or to expose quack, the
iavori,e refuge of the pilloried rogue is to call
the journal which has undone him ga libelous
sheet" The Press has recently been instu-
mental in convincing the intelligent readers of
Honolulu that one Of the most important of
fces in the gift of the government, is held by a
comparatively ignorant pretender. This action
was the direct result of conflicting causes
There has long been belief among physicians
here that DIR. Fitch is not satisfactory practi.
toner; that his theories are absurd that his
scheme of cure is deluson and snare But
il has also been held by many that DIR. Fitch
has the interest of the natives a, heart; that he
is kind, faithful and an indeiatigable worker.
Zeal and honesty OF intention cover a multitude
of sins. 1t has been for this last belief that
the Press has invarisbly treated DR.. Fitch with
courtesy. When he could not get his recent
letter published elsewhere, the Press opened
its columns to him, with the understanding
which DIR. Fitch may not tmthiully deny-that
the right to answer and refute his arguments
was reserved, and would certainly be exercised
Three weeks ago appeared reply to DIR. Fitch,
written and signed by one OF the abest non
professional medical writers in the Kingdom
II was as respectful in tone as the absurdity
and contradiction and gross misstatement OF
Dr. Fitch made il possible for any reply to be.
To the letter of Mr.. Albert Smith Dr. Fitch
ioade no reply. lie visited neither the pro-
prieior nor the editor Of this paper, and made
no request for space in which to answer his
critic. But on the street and in public resorts
he has charged this paper with the crime OF in
competence in criticism and the iniamy OF libel.
His SANDER is public reproaeh. Il proyokes
retaliation in kind. II shall receive early at.
tention.
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Aem advertisements.

CARD.-Owing to the Volcano House changing
about May !, Isss tI4o.Itl WM. H. LENTZ
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SHIPPING.


Kauea Hou, stm, Sears, from Kahulu April %
Lehua, stm, Lorenzen, I'm Hama and Molokai. 4" %
&. r. Bishop sm, Cameron, from Kauai ,..... " %
Mokolii simr. McGregor, from Koolau. ..,.... " ss
kaala, sch. from Koolau au.................... " 7B
kulamanu, sch, from Ookala ,..............,. " %
Waioli, SCH from Paauhau .......... " %
Mana, sch, Kibling y days from Jalu ..... " ~
Iikeliks, stm, King from Hi9 and way ports. " 40
James Makee, stm, Mcdonald, from Kauai ... " 40
lihoiho, sch, from Kukuihaele ......,....... " -
Ka Moi, schr, from Laupahoehoe ............. " %
Wamanalo sim, Nelson from Wamanalo. o.. " 30
Waele sch, from Maliko.....,.............. May :
Iwalani dm, Bates, I'm Kona Kau and Maalaea 4" ?
Abergelde, Brit sim, Watson, from ST. Michaels " }
James Makee, stm, Mcdonald from Kauai - }
Netiie Merrill, sch, Christian, from Lahana. ' !
Jennie, sch from Nawilwili ................. " a
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JUNE isth, rsth and r4th.

Through the hhcraty OF the Legislature the Boaid Of
Management arc In position to put forward the follow
ing extensive list Of prses they will offer be competed
tot at this show. The money values OF the different
prizes and the forms IN which they will be given will be
announced At later date In the Of all the
important classes the prizes will be given in such form
as to be worthy OF preservation mementoes Of the
event.
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0cm advertisements.
D OVAL HAWAIIAN
Agricultural Society.
THE soCIETyS
First Annual Agricultural and Horticulture Show
Tuesday. "Wednesday and Thur.day

VIII, by permission Of His Excellency the Minister
Of the Interior, he held on the reclaimed
ground mauka Haiekauwila street
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wAlrER TO HIs COLLEAGUES.
lm premisr of the Cabinst,
And do nos LEI yourselves forget.
I'm Walter Murray Gibson.
Was long . shsphsrd on Lanai.
But nov serve tbs king and take
From great Hawaii nsi th- cake.
kapenA. Preston. take your chsirsi
n.y. you bush, come nov, no airsl
I'm pren.i<r u this eircus. and
fhass whAt I'd havs you understand
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-05

Lands in DIanoa paNey.
No. Piece Of Taro Land containing 6.Io of an
No. Piece Of Taro and Kao Land containing $40
acres.
No. 3-Piece Of Kalo Land containing 4-ro Of an
No. 4-Piece Of Taro Land containing acres.
No. 5-Piece Of Kalo Land containing 36-Io acres.
No. 6-piece Of Taro Land containing 6-Io acres.
No Piece of raro Land containing 79-'oo acres.
No. s-Piece Of Taro Land containing 23-Ieo Of an
No. o-Piece Of Kalo Land containing 6s-ioo acres.
No. Io-Piece Of Taro Land containing L
No. II-Piece Of Taro and Kao Land containing
Ioh acres.
No. I2-Pece Of Taro and Kalo Land containing
39'Ioo acres.
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A 7 .THos. G. THRUAs GoRT-sr. STORE
"A IA. len rsssi.sd hns ss.ossnsns = BOOKS
the attention u Sunday School Lhszsiss, Teacher
and hsAds u Penalties ars insiasd. nj
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For freight or passage, apply to
tJg II, HACKFEtD& & CO, Agents.
EoR HoNGKoNG DIRECT.
The Fine British Steamship
GLENELG.
..................,...,.M Master
WILL SAN FOR THE ABovKNAMrp FORT
On or About Juno 1st.
For freight passage, apply to
r,9d C. BREWER & COMPANY.
EoR SYDNEY Via AUCKLAND.
The Splendid Steamship
AUSTRALIA.
CARGiLL"................. Commander
Will Sail on or About May Ii.
We are now prepared to issue ti-kets to San Fran.
cisco and return for $f3s the round trip.
Goods for shipment per steamer can now be stored,
free Of charge in the hreproof warehouse the
steamer wharf.
For freight or passage, apply to
I,s H. HACKFELD & CO, Agents.
pAcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The Splendid Steamship
CITY OF NEW YORK.
COBB B.......................... Commander
WILL LEAvE HONOLULU
For San Francisco ON OF About May 8.
For freight or passage. apply to
1856 H. HACKFELD & CO.. Agents
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR HoNGKoNG, CHINA.
The British Steamer
SUEZ
plication to WM G. IRWIN co,
I37 Honolulu Agents
EoR SAN FRANCISCO.
The Bark
ID. T.. MthR1I,
.....,.............,...... Master
WILL HAVE
Quick Dispatch for the Above Port
For freigh, passage, apply to
r3s F.A. SCHAEFER & Co, Agents
TOR SAN FRANCISCO
The Brigantine
u. ID. SPRECKELS,
WILL HAVE
Quiok Dispatch for the Above Port.
For freigh, passage, apply to
r,7 W. G. IRWIN & CO., Agents.
DAcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The Splendid Iron Steamship
CITY OF TOXIC,
(so79 tons)
]. MAURY Y................. Commander
WILL SAIL
For San Francisco About May 1st.
Passengers will please call at the office of
I,..,f II. HACKFELD & CO., Agents.
BOSTON AND HONOLULU DIRECT.
CHARLES BREWER & co.
viii dispatch the Bark
MARTHA DAVIS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Master
Sail from Boston ON OF About June lst
Orders should be in Boston not later than June rs
c. BREWER COMPANY.
ras Queen street, Honolulu
EoR HoNGKoNG DIRECT.
The Al German Steamship
EHRENFELS,
A. FISCHER. ....,...,..................C Commander
WILL SAIL
For Above Port ON OF About Nay LIST.
For freigh, or passage, apply to
IS, HAcKFELD & CO, Agents.
A FRANK COOKE,
AGENT FOR rnE FOLLOWING COASTERS:
wAILELE. MALoLo,
GEN Sn sIEcEL, HALNMNSAA.
FLAG Red with White Ball. Office corner Of
Queen and Nuuanu Street
DLANTERs LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
O. BREWER 4 COMPANY. A0ents.
Merchandise received Storage Free, and liberal cash
advances made on shipments by this line.
TINE TABLE
STEAMER LIKELIKE,
KING. MAsrsH
Steamer Likelike will leave Honolulu each Tuesday
at p. NJ, touching at iahana, Maaaea nay, Maizena,
Returning will touch at al the above ports arriving
,os WILDER & Co
ENTERPRISE PLANNING MILL.
,r ro1r srsrsr. Hosolvlv,
c. J. Hardy and H. p. s.r.slm.an.
Contractors and Builders,
pl.o;uu ch.c;cu Turr;,o
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Lands Situated on Qneen Street, Honolulu :
No. Premises containing about 4s.Ioo of an acre
No. s-Premises containing 4.Io of an acre, with
buildings.
Ne. 3-Premiscs containing ri-roo of an acre, with
buildings.
No. +-Premises containing r3.Ioo Of acre, with
buildings.
No. s-Premises containing 9-roo of an acre, with
buildings.
No. 6-Premises containing s.Ioo Of an acre, with
buildings.
No: Premises containing r6-Ioo Of an acre, with
buildings.
No. 8-The unexpired Lease Of Premises on South
street, Honolulu known Honuakaha. containing ~
acres.
Plans Of all the above can be seen and particulars
obtained at the
OA6re of Rirhard Y Rirker,on A.r~h.ot ctrsat
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meet with pronpsnesA
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