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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-20

1t is gratifying to the promoters of the
recent effort to supply recreativc hour for the
laboring classes of this city, was appreciated
by a packed house" Since then the writer
has made note OF the expressions and views Of
people thereon. 1t is hard truth that every
body cannot be satisfied, and perhaps the
truest truth that has been expressed was that
the programme was long enough to be tedious.
In tropic cline long service, ever so
pleasant, tasks ones endurance, especially in
crowded hall and the more so as the class Of
entertainment is above the appreciation OF the
majority. AT the period referred to, while
excellent as whole, the expressions Of num-
Der are to Vne effect that it was too "high
art " 10 be considered popular. The rendition
OF classical music, either vocal or Instrumental.
is not such as the masses really enjoy. Expert
piano or violin players, i; is feared, make mis-
takes often by their public rendition of pieces
from "the masters" noted for briliancy of
execution and harmonies in discord, rather
'H'" ~ fopuia'iy biSii MS II
all very well for those educated to it, and even
tn y, on the principle that "a little nonsense
now and Their is reshcd by the best of men,
would appreciate the occasional relaxation from
classic TO popular and humorous lines.
The writer would not for a moment depre-
cate the effort that has been made, nor take
any credit from the good people who con
tributed to so enjoyable an evening; but he
hopes, for the success of their self-sacrifcing
efforts, that they will not pitch their scale too
high The expression has been made at
various times that Honolulu concerts were only
for certain ears-not for the people But there
is certainly too little attention given to render
ing such popular for the masses. And il this
view is held by many to whom the classics.
both in music and literature, are familiar, what
can be expected from the laboring CLASP
ONE OF THIN.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-20
ZENo.


The suit OF His Majesty, ct al, against Mr..
Samuel Parker, for the recovery OF some land
in the district of Kau, granted by the late prin.
Cess keelikoiani, which was to have been tried
at this term Of court, has been Withdrawn. A
briei outline OF the history of this case may
no, prove undressing to the general reader.
as II Is one OF some local celebrity. Some
years since the land in question, together with
some other lands in various places Was decided
ior the consideration Of ''loye and affection"
by keelikolani to the late Prince Lelieohoku,
brother to the King, who died before he pran,or.
After his death the land wassold for a
valuable consideration by Keelikolani to MIR.
Samuel Parker, and at Keelikoiani's death
Mrs. Charles X. Bishop was appointed by will
as her residuary 'rgalee. The heirs OF Leleio
hoku, who We're the king and his sisters,
claimed the land in question, as also the sew
esal other large and valuable tracts which we're
decided to Leleiohoku, and il therefore de-
VOWED on Mrs. Bishop and her husband to dc.
iend the warranty Of keelikolan to Mr.
Samuel Parker in the above named suit.
This Was a test case to establish the legal right
OF otherwise, Of the heirs of Leleiohoku to the
land, and would have afforded precedent il
tired BY which TO locate the legal ownership Of
all the lands claimed BY the heirs Of Leleiohoku
under deed All further litigation has now
been put an end to BY the surrender by the
plaintiffs Of their rights to the lot on Emma
street, and OF the land Of kahilipoIi nui. pus.
chased BY Mr.. Parker. Mr.. aud Ms. Bishop
giving up, IN return, all their claim to several
large ahapuaas and paying the plaintiff. the
sum " $4,000 il coin
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-20

AT the regular monthly meeting Of the Y.
NJ. c. a. on Thursday evening last little was
done beyond hearing reports Of committees.
The Chinese work was reported TO be in very
satisfactory condition, the Chinese churches in
this city and at kohala being now nearly self.
supporting. The committee on Sunday after.
noon services reported successful Inauguration
through the earnest efforts of Mr. Cruzan.
Arrangements had been made with Rev. Mr..
Wallace to conduct next Sundays Ito. morrow 81
services. The employment committee stated
tina, there were many more applicants for posi-
tons than there were vacancies reported, and
one of the difficulties met with was that they
were men who protested willingness to do any.
thing, but were not capable for places of re.
sponsibility Mr.. p. {. Jones reported hav-
ing started another book keeping class, with
twenty attendants Next Tuesday evening an
ice.cream festival will be given to raise funds
to complete the alterations of the building,
and on Thursday of the week following another
temperance entertainment will be given.
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Other Islands.

The new stone chimney for the Kappa MILL
Kauai, is nearly finished
Mr.. and Mrs. Slackpole left Kohala last
week, it is said for good, to go to California.
The ladies Of the English church, Kohala
will hold fancy fair during the last week Of
,xt month.
The Roman Catholic Portuguese of Wal
luku are expecting Father Gulslan of Kohala
to settle among them.
Multi, Kohala, reports the rainfall at that
place for September to be 76-Ioo. Rather
dry this for young cane.
A church sociable was held on the evening
of the 4th instant in kohala at The house Of
Mr. Dyer, and the attendance was very good.
The Laupahoehoe Sugar Company having
just finished their fine new mill at Kaiwilahi-
lahi are now making extensive Improvements
on the old one at Laupahoehoe. They are
putting in new mill engine, and gearing,
and vacuum pan Of large size and laies, dc.
sign.
An excited bullock attacked Chinaman
in kohala, and tore of one Of his ears, b,
side giving him an ugly dig in the ribs After
being cleaned up by DIR. Bond. he thought
some Chinese medicine would improve mat.
tiers, and was found the next day loaded with
ness Of poul'ice Of his own make
Hamakua has now its tragedy and mystery.
The body OF a well known Chinaman has been
found dead in the bottom II the kalopa gulch,
no, far from Paauhau, and within few feet
Of the government road. There are marks Of
violence, and evidences that the body must
have been lying there some days. No solution
has been offered as yet.
On Tuesday, the 9th. thirty acres OF more
Of cane belonging TO Mr.. KynnersIy. Kohala,
and two OF three acrcs belonging to China.
man, were accidentally burned BY taking fire
from another field that was being cleared. Ia
the exeilemen, Of cutting passage through
the field TO stop the fire, Mr.. Geo. Renlon Cut
himself across The knee pan with = cane
knife. and did no. discosA the serious nature
Of the injury until afterwards. Fortunately,
however, the knee IAN was no, severed. and b.
i doing well.
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IMPORTS.

From San Francisco per w. n. Dimond October
Ie-f. Cert, boots and shoes Honolulu lion
Works Co., I iron shaft Is SKIS coal ~, pkes mach.
neryi lno, :. Mctrew, tanks gasoline Hall n
Son, = htl> lard oil, 10 cs machine oil o. pkgs pow.
der lenehan h Co, \ pkgs whskey foveioy 4
20, 4 pkes kin Macfarane \ Co.. 10 pkgs baking
powder TO boiler tubes, % sacks coal casks wine,
10 tanks gasoline, pkge tenpin balls. West at
sacks coal Cleghotn CO.. 50 beef, Ioh
brls butter ). !. shaw, IS hNs nails, pkg risks
hndls steel, - kegs shoes, bndls iron casks coal
iewers and Cooke IA pkgs doors, 8, pkgs paint .,
pkss windows and blinds, pkcs blind fssts, hard.
Pacific bridge CO.. ~ pcs lumber 81 pkgs materials,
Queens Hospital, g Instruments Dillingham; Co,
50 bis hay n. Singer aaa SIS -four, IS rye meal,
20 SIS bran, 10 bis hay Castle and Cooke, sis
barley, hndls pipe, a. pcs pipe, oc SIS -FOUR box
wheat, bN Graham flour, ~ SIS bran, pcs OAK, 10
bis hay, pkgs fnfuufe, pkgs bread, = pcs and
bnds pipe 6 harewafe, pkgs baskets, hi paper,
, hndis Of broums, { backing. I cs selves, e.
matras, cs merchandise. show eases, beef, IS
pkgs paint, pkss horse collars, IS pkss starch, 50
beef, ~ 6 spuds crate mill, kegs horse shoes, so
kegs mails Irwin n Co, 75t bags bone meal 6
neatsoot oil, - pkgs powder McChesney \ Son, -
pkgs leather maltras, Goo bags four 9so bags gain
and feed, hl carks, refrigerator Hopp n Co, 10
pkgs furniture Dillingham; Co, IS pkgs hardware
iiacktcld 4 Co, sso cs oil Hynian Bros, iils as.
sorted groceries Mrs. l. Lack, spkes gun findings,
IS 6 powder Kennedy & Co., $50 pkgs groceries
AIcn and Robinson, paper hangings G. q.
Berger Is tanks gasoline Hofschlarger n Co, bos
cotton goods $, NJ. Damon I 6 chickens Order,
rs pkgs groceries Chinese firms, SIC ptgs nefehsn.
From Eureka Gala per Mary Dodge, October IL
Allen Robinson, sst.07s 4 lumber.
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The special committees on the diffusion pro
cess, on conference with the government about
Chinese immigration aud on the employment
and regulation Of day laborers. were allowed
further time and requested to report to the
trustees.
An exceedingly interesting discussion on the
labor question ensued. in the course of which
the difficulties Of the situation were dwell
upon. fuller report will be printed in the
Planters Monthly. which will also print the
various written reports made during the session.
ce-President Dole announced the follow
ing standing committees: Labor Jonathan
Austin, W. O. Smith, G.. n. Wilcox, I. NJ.
Homer, James Woods; Cultivation c.
Williams, VIM. Lydgate, A. II. Smith, {.
Motley, ]. II. Soper: Machinery-W. +.
Rowell, w. II. Richard, r. r. Kinds. lanes
Renton, II. +. Glade Legislation X.
Castle, W. W. Hall, j. II. Patty, !. b. Ather-
ton, T. c. Jones, it,; Reciprocity--E. T..
Adams, F. n, Schaefer, n VI. Whitney, RI.
T. Baldwin, II. w. Mist; Transportation
p. Baldwin. S. l.. Austin, l.. S. Spaldinp. c.
F. Hart. II. Turton; Manufacture Of Sugar
Il. A. Macfe, Jr., A. Hamburg. c. Koellinq.
II. 7. Baldwin, 4. c. Bond; Live Stock--W.
II. Bailey, ]. l.. Richardson, ]. N. Wright.
w II. Cornwell, u. +. Dillingham;; Forestry
C. X. Bishop, w. II. Purvis, {. +. Hart.
T.. Bailey, ]. X. Smith, c. Motley X. Hal
stead, 5. b. Dole; Fertilizers and Seed Cane
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-20
COMMERCIAL.

HoNoLuLu, u. ], October 20. isss.
There Is little to in The way Of business activity
since our last issue Notwithstanding the advent Of so
many planters in mids, for the annual meeting Of
the Planters Labor and Supply Company. some pre-.
paraton is observable IN the retail trade for the
opening up Of holiday eooss Of which the market has
the prospec, Of being ocded thus aordng our pc pie
ample opportunity for their selections
There have been several business changes since last
writing that call for record, viz, the purchase Of Dr.
Hagan and W. r. Buchanan Of Mr.. James JohnSon's
interest in the firm Of Iycan and Johnson The firm
continues unde the and style Of Lycan and 20.
The drug business Of Palmer and Thatcher has also
changed hands Messrs. Benson, Smith, and Mccartney
succeeding
The PC. Advertiser announces the change Of owner
ship this week. Messrs +. c. Macfarlane and T. s
Webb being the new propneiors.
There have been some enquiry and changes Of owner
ship in real estate going on lately, and more Is yet
under negotiation, full particulars Of which arc With
held from the public at present
Arrivals Tor the week have been few and far between
and the departures have been little better The eS.
ports y. G. Murray and Alanpo,afor San Francisco
foots up but little siso.ooo.
On Tuesday last Mr.. F. r Adams sold the con.
demned bark Martha Ridcou for ss7s-to Lovejov
Co., who will probably proceed to break her up.
To-day Mr. Adams viii offer real estate at pnnahou.
valuable leases Of rice lands, etc at Eva, and an
important claim to settle partnership interests.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-20
SAiplp,ns Notes.

No signs Of the Spartan from New York.
The oermsn bark Friedrich may be looked
ior hourly from llonekong
The In,er-island Steam Navigation Com
pany's steamer Camilla is fully due from san
Francisco.
The new steamer Planter fol the l. $. N.
Co, from san Francisco is coming m as We
go'io press.
The Mail company's City Of sydney will be
due from the colonies Monday morning, en-
route to san Francisco.
Look on, ior the new Oceanic Steamship
Company's steamer Alameda from SAN Fran.
cisco ON Monday forenoon.
The schooner Mololo los, an anchos and
chain this week AZ the Reciprocity sugar Mill
landing, Hama, Maui, during heavy swell
The sehooaes was saved BY letting 60 another
anchor.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-20

Fot Kahului, per Kilauea Hou, October ts--Ceorge
Stratemeyer
For Kauai, per c X Dishop, October IA u Han.
over, VI Butler. " Heinc, Rev a o Forbes
fot Molokai and Maui, per tehua, October TO
VI A iieen and family, r. Wheeler, u Ffityer
From Kauai per Jas Makee, October roth - l.
Richardson, Judge Kakina
For Windvard Ports per Iikelike, October 10Th
w q Irwin sam Parker, Campbell, Miss Massey,
n Denmead, \ Otto and wife and servant, II K
Passenger. = II Hayselden, NJ Still, { y Wells, 7
Nay, Chaplin. Holiday. u Spencer, kalsma and
wife, { w Ashford, u Doyle, Nawahi, II Thompson
and wife, Miss Wilder, { II and n Make, W Kin.
ney, u Bailey, Willis, NJ u MonSsratt, ] NJ
Monsarait, Lyons, ! Richardson, A Barnes, I
kalai, Spencer, Mr Atkinson and wife.
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Honolulu October I6, 1883.
A committee of the following gentlemen
Messrs. c. X. Bishop, George Dole and A.
unna -were appointed to examine the report,
which was formally accepted by the meeting.
Messrs. Whitney, Williams and Anterior
were appointed tellers and the election Of
trustees for the ensuing year proceeded with,
which resulted as follows
Messrs. ii. +. Glade, II. T. Baldwin, 6.
II. Wilcox, 7. c. Jones, S. b. Dole, W. O.
Smith, J. b. Anterior, w. IL. Bailey, X.
Halstead, Z. S, Spaulding, A. Unna, A. s.
Hartwell and ]. II. Soper-the order of men
ton indicating the greater or less number Of
votes cast for each.
An interesting report on Labor was read by
Mr.. w. o. Smith in the absence of Mr.. S. T.
Alexander. The report was accepted with
thanks.
A discussion upon Chinese labor then en-.
sued; Messrs. Bailey, Baldwin, Da les, Jones,
Richard, Smith and Unna took part.
Messrs. Bailey, Davies and Unna were
named a committee to confer with the govern
ment in regard to arrangements to be made
with the Chinese government as to the intro.
duction OF laborers-it being the sense Of the
meeting that there ought to be a definite ar
rangement by which all Chinese introduced
into the country ough, to come under contract,
a fair proportion Of women being brought with
them; all the unmarried men who refused to
re-eonlract, being sent back to China at the
expense OF that country
A discussion Of how to solve the problem OF
"day laborers resulted in the appointment
of a committee Of Eve, Messrs. Wilcox, Hal
stead, Baldwin, Atkins and Rckard were APP.
pointed to draw up recommendations for the
suggestion OF guidance Of the company. The
good effected by organization in Kauai was in
s,aneed as a possible solution OF the day labor
difficulty, while other speakers believed 1t
would be impossible TO form similar organiza-
tions on the larger islands because OF the diff
erencc in local and climatic conditions.
Mr.. II. ?. Baldwin, for the committee on
machinery, read an interesting report which
was received, with thanks.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
The following officers were elected by the
trustees;
Z. 5. spaliing. president S. b. Dole,
vice president W. o. Smith, secretary y,
c. Jones, treasurer J. u. A,hertoa. auditor
vieeriresiden, Dole took the chair in the
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-20
TINE DRUM.NER.

Laugh and grow ai-and advertise. -.Shakestsa,y.
Lycan 4 Co.'S "opcning day" to-day, this
day, Saturday good day.
The finest organ in this city is not the
government organ" or "thc organ Of the OPP
position, but the ''piano organ now on view
at Lycan 81 Co.'s, Fort street.
All Messrs. wa,erhouse,
What's that you sayY
AN III husbands in the town
X hurryiug way.
For We are the dealers
They never may forget.
Were the importers
OF CriaoIcife'"
Sing song OF planters week,
Mighty little space
-Four and twenty planters
Runnin in a race
When the was ended
Stood they in a group
Front Of Mcssrs iIackfeli's.
Loaded down with soup,
An other sorts Of canned goods,
More than name:
Try EN- an you'll buy EN-
An will take the blame.
Said Mr. jim William,
The photographer;
AT last I've got what
I've long been after.
To Frisco I've senk
And now I'm content"
Mr.. Williams further exclaims that all who
want to see really artistic work in photograph
~,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-20
= SATURDAY PRESS.

Publication Office Is at s Kaahumanu street; Ed
itorial rooms at ios Fort treet.
Subscribers and Advertisers will please address,
THOS. G.. THRUM, Pubiishe- and Proprietor.
All matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed to the 4" SATURDAY PRESS"
Double column Advertisements, cuts and large
types will not be admitted into our columns
neither will Advertisements be admitted into read
ing" columns 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 requested to
append their true names to all communications
not for publication necessarily, but guarantee
that the writer Is acting In good faith
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-20
PASSENGERS
Arrivals.

From kshulyi. per kilauea Hou October ~ The
Misses Shaw. W n Iumnngs, & W si.idari / N
Homer, Neal and wife MIS-. N Bailey, W A Bailey.
g L wnliams. Mrs A barter, Nil. W,n,ss, il /.
Bailey. Mrs Mis- and >on. Mi.s Aleshau. Mrs wa5Sd
From wud~asd poIis, isr iikslike. octoLsr IA
,a va ! ses"ssss,, ho. Nsssahi, Tucker, I (
shipaas. / coopsr, & { campbsll, ! K Hsli "a
X STIRLING, w u kiesard. & hshke, 4 Nosi-y, W K
,s.'ssss, J " Gay, I x ; kyu.s,y, e y Well, Mis.
D He~lst, 4 u Msles W " isailey, A Ha,ass. W q
spreuu, u taidsin, W iIeme, q h Rchas,i~on W &
one, and sea, ) i'setss, Kasa, II iunaa Jr.
frpm w,ndsard Ports, per lsalAni, Ocloisr ,S
) scott. W smiih'ss, " NeI,on. A Field l.
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fos San Francisco. pr Maipoaa. Oc,ol<r IS =
taus sp,esk.,, .s, aaa sasr, aad senanfs: Maetsr
ksssssis-, Ms rsnninlail and d.axhsss, ) Coin.
wm- Fio~efdew, N fiunsss. b. ,isaay n A Pasnl<s,
~ifs, AID daughter. Mr. hs>ca. Y ihlii.s, X VIA.
man, Judxs wsismann. MIS- tinh Iunon |. iie,ns
a,aen, G Bailey. Ms. n E.iiey, Miss Aiken, Nh.
lss, & W Maeisflsos. W X css,Ie. vfs, and ehili
Jsdd. = heLes. a Ih.a.en, Ms 4 y IL, u,
and child, u in,s, Bell. MI, Crey aud dsugi,si.
tsnon'.. vie, aed children; J iaasssiaek. q Kem'
ing,ea. ksta A. ree, Ding Dan Ply. Dong Hong.
Z fnnc.. y Neil, vile, and 'hsee children Ms
svynsy. W wanais asd shildrss. ! { Lanai, Gu,
"a Hing. y Glx@n. u isaus, q Meyer. Al ~, n
.:ensisy fksnpson, g q fkprsos. Lsnx AZ
Tor San tsanci~co. per II Z Murray, Oklo{rs "a.
Mr. holn<s s.si ; cl.li. J Goii>nak. Z a ClSsk
y ks>a>. ca Morris, Hsesszs.
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Merchant Vessels Now IN Port.


BRrMrN, Ger bk. MAzArlAs. Sander
e,, Due N.Y. s i iIaekfsld 4 Co., Agents,
pue Dec. so;,s H. raaiield < Co., Agents, ,''''
CAspiff, Haw. bk. LoIAs,, Gareis
Due Dec, 20 no { naetfsld & Co., Agents.
Nnw cAsrLE, N. S. w, Ger * CnRIsrisr, W,I.ifanr
Due Oct. ioso, ". Hackfsid 4 Co.. Agents
For Mahukona. Due nov. S. G. Wilder 4 Co.,
Nav YosK. Am. bk; srAsrAs. ,,...,...... .crossisy
Overdue Castle Cooke Agents
NEw ioss. Brit, bk HssKy JAMS. -. baltimore
Due Oct so.a5. Castle & Cooke, Agents
Lrssroo,, Brit. ship Annsysrwirn cAsrls. Iiaries
Que Jan. ,e-,, Il n Davies S %, Agents,
Due now. II. ]. 5. n Co., Agents.
PniLApsLrniA. Has; s,nr. kIsAu. Won Schmidt
Due Nov. rs. Wilder * Co, Agents.
HoAoKnsG, Ger bk FsIkDHicn ............. ULlrun
Due H. iiaekield Il Co, Agents,
CoNsrsAnr, II. !. r. NJ. y. R,ssosNs ..... -
Due--uncrriain.
Hoscgoso, - bk iRAxnus BLuai.. .. sn,,,L
Loading.
JArg,r, Am bs,ne HAzAso 80. ..,...... Tsrney
Due ~ all Nov. a. \. Coosh, Agent.
JAlyIr, Haw seh kALpsA ...................I Lowell
Due in all Oh. A. u coosa, Agents.
81 M,snnAsls, BRIT - IA hs.I Rocs. ,,..-----
BosIos Am bk. Cs,LoN. ....... 1890. Bsfs,os
Due, Jam io-Is. {. Bre. or a Co., agents
SAX fsAkeiseo, An bktne. Discovery. -. Peniman
Due October 9oas H..ckfeld u Co., agents
san FRANCISCO, Am. tern EnsiA CIAODiNA . .Mat.on
For Hio Loading Sept ga
SAN FRANCISCO, o.ss Northumberland Morse
Due Oct "a. W, g. Irwin K Co, agents
SYDNEY, r.M.s.s. CRY ~ SyNpsy.....,,. Dearborn
Due Oct. Haekfsld a Co, agents
SAN tsAsoisco rms.s zKAlAsDlN. ....... Weber
Due Oct a.. Hackfeid a Co, agents..
ocHor>k SKA, Am. VII. bk, EVsOrA........ Baker
due earl, ~ Mo-; a. " psifce < Co. agents.
oe"olsS 80 An ~h b. krlspass. baker
PoFI CAAsln, Am terra DACoTA.............W rn.i,
Due Oct ss'io- II. Hackield x Co. agents
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For San Francisco, pet u. &. Murray. October II
39is bags rice, 'fsoolbs 1859 bags sugar iso3sibs
sis,g2o.sl
fot san Francisco, per Marposa, October IS
ii,os7 bags sugaii i,Jot,6r7lbs sos bags paddy,
o7,j7s lbs 1857 bags rice ies 1oolbs. I6ii bpchs
bananas ~ bss beie leaves as bndls green hides
~ bndls dry hides bnds she,pskins 200 bndls
cane Stot, sst.8
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Monday, October ISlh Charles A. Chaplin
vs.. T. T. Tisdale, covenant; foreign jury.
Verdict for plaintiff $43I7s. 4. Preston for
plaintiff; +. NJ. Hatch for defendant
Same day; A. J. Cartwright vs.. ManeIe,
ejeelment; mixed jury. Verdict for defendant.
+. NJ. Hatch FOR plaintiff; w. A. Kinney for
defendant.
Same day; Kuana vs. Molaka. ejectment.
Waiver Of jury filed and continued 40 next
term. Smith and Ihurston for plaintiff ]. l..
kaulukou for defendant,
Tuesday, October 10Th; Mokuhia Us. Vim.
Mccandless, assumpsi,; miSed jury. Appeal
ircn Intermediary court. No verdict. ]. l..
Kaulukou for plaintiff, appellant, y, NJ. Haleh
iof defendant. respondent.
Same day lis Majesty kalakaua c, al. vs..
Samuel Parker, ejectmenl Case discontinued.
4. Preston, c. Brown. and J. l.. kauIukou for
plaintiff; 5. b. Dole. +. NJ. Hatch. and smith
and Thursion for defendant.
Same day the following cases were continue.
to next term; W. II. Holmes vs.. Makalua,
trespass. Publ and kauhai, srespass. Reheka
". Nailima, divorce. ]. II. Thomas ys. Jen-
ME Thomas. Lepeka Vs. Moses X. Mahuka.
Divorces have been granted in the following
ea,es' Caroline Mitchell vs.. James Michel.
Kuinaualii. tk), Vs. Kawaiahao. wi. Kapela.
tw), IS. Aiamanu. X Mano. "a, vs.. Kali.
t~l Ako. lchinaman). vs.. Kukane, tw).
ihe banco cases, with bus one exception.
hive been continued to nea, term. owing 10
The absence q Judge AeCully.
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SHIPPING.
Arrivals.
Departures-

ID. {, Murray, Am. bk, Underwood, for San
fIaiielecV ..........................O Oct "a
ID. 5 Williams, Am. tern, Winan,s, for Hum
Waioi, sch, for Paauhau ........... -
Mary Foster, sch, for Ookala.. !,
Marion, SCH for knkuihaee , =,
Maripos AM stmr, Howard, Tor Saniraneisoo d" IA
kilauel Hou, stm, Sears, for kahului ..... " re
Mokolii, stmr. MeCregor, for koolau. -
Letua, sim, Lorenzen, for Moloka and Hama " rs
G; X, Bishop, stm, for Kauai ........... *
Waieiu, sch, for Nialko ~
Ehukai, sch for Waialua. ne
LlkeIike, stm King, for Hio and way ports ID
Waiclc, sch, for Maiko. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Nette Merrill, sch, Christian for Lahaina 49, re
Hope, Am. bk., Penhal!cw, for pon Townsend e -
Queen, Am tern, Brandt, Tor Pos Townsend AZ ~
Cen Sige, sch, for Koolau. ..........., !,
Amelia Am. bktne, Newhal for Port B.lely {. *
iwaiani, sim, Bates, for kona kau, and
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-20

30 shares Haawa Sugar Go. a, no 10 shares Wal
manalo Sugar Co. at I7s.
H. RtEMESscHNEipER. Secretary