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HUNTER e. OATES.

HUNIEh a. YATES.
WE ARE NOW OFFERING
The People Of York County,
The largest and most varied stock of
SILKS AND SATINS
That we have ever brought to this market. We
have plain black silk ranging in price from $ $l9o
Satin, Watered Silk, Surah Silk, and the most
exquisite shades of the latest colors in
Trimming Silks and Satins,
And an elegant lineof striped and checked Sum-
mer Silks in Dress Patterns. We also have all
the necessary trimmings, Innings, &C., to match
these goods. Our general stock Of
DRESS GOODS
Has been well selected, embracing the new col
ors and material and is bound to please ASK to
see our
Dotted Swiss, Persian Lawn,
Null Muslin, Barred Muslin, Victoria and Bish-
op Lawn. We can have any Of these goods made
up in the most exquisite style by lady OF many
years experience, as cheap as the cheapest Don't
fail to come here for
HAT OR BONNET.
We desire to call particular attention to our large
stock Of Miles fine Slippers and Shoes for La
dies, Misses and Children, consisting of the la
test style Hook Shoe, plain, bashet-top and Kid
Shoes, Calf-Skin, Goat-Skin and Cloth Shoes
These Goods are noted for
Their Fit and Durability,
And are cheaper in the end than almost any Shoe
that can be bought We have superb line OF
China, Crockery and Glassware, and only ask an
inspection of goods, as we feel sure thatyou
keep a full line of Hardware and Stationery:
Our stock of Gents Straw and Wool Hats is hard
to beat. There is no question about our being
headquarters for gents and boys
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
See our Linen Coats, busters, Alpacas and White
Vests. The justly celebrated Pearl Shirt always
on hand Our stock of gents and boys Shoes is
very extensive, Trunks, Valises and Satchels in
abundance. Our line of Staple Dry Goods is
very large and we'll selected.
Bear in Mind that We Carry Groceries.
Buy some of our fine Kennesaw Flour. In fact,
we try to carry EVERYTHING at
The MAMMOTH"
HUNTER & OATES.
III. w. HOPE.
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OBITUARY.

D1Ep-Four miles nbrth of Yorkville, on the
1st day of NAV, 1883, NARY JANE HAGANS,
aged 4s years.
In Yorkville, on wednesday the 9th instant,
Mrs. FANNIE WHEELER, wife Of Mr.. B. T.
Wheeler, aged about - years
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Persian, Victoria and Bishop Lawns, Fancy
Trimming for White Dresses etc., etc.
KENNEDY BROTHERS 4 BARRON.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE.
wv G. WHITE, NJ. D., has located ,I in York,
W.. Vile for the purpose Of PRACTlCING
MEDICINE and offers his services to the citl-
zens Of the town and surrounding country. he
may be found at the York Drug Store, or In the
front room over ]. R. Lindsay d Co.'s Store, at
all hours, except when professionally engaged.
March % = S SIN .r
ALL HEALING SPRINGS COMPANY
WILL open their Hotels for the Season, on
w the 18TH OF MAY, with great improve
ments in everything calculated to promote the
comfort and welfare of visitors. New Rooms,
New Cottages, New Amusements, at the
SAME MODERATE PRICES,
which we have heretofore had. No pains will be
spared to make this the most convenient and
the most attractive resort for real comfort and
benefit, to be found. For particulars address
DIR. F. NJ GARRETT, Manager,
All Healing, P. o., CASTOR Co., n. c.
Nav 10 l9 tt
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POWDER.

T HAVE a supply of Powder in my Magazine,
to furnish to the Wholesale Trade, at New
York prices, free of freight.
JOHN r. ASHE.
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SUJNDRIEIS.
Dress Goods,

4 full stock Of Ready-Made Clothing, Gents
Hats, Ladies' Hats,
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II HAVE heard great deal of talk for the past
few months, about the Millinery and Dress
Making business conducted by, Mrs. DOBSON,
and to convince myself about the matter, have
all the Millinery and Dress Making Stores in
Yorkville, to see if what had heard was true in
regard to DOBSON'S selling so many goods, and
to my
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O.. H. O'LEARY.
BED ROOM SET
CHAIRS, BUREAUX, &C,

GONE of the best Bed Room Sets ever ottere'
y in this market Also medium and cheal
goods, at u. n. OLEAf1'o ..
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Onlv Twenty Hats and BOnnets Left Over

For next week, to be trimmed and sent out
should have thought if she could sell twenty in
a week, she would be doing well; but instead Of
that she has been selling from Is to 100 week
ever since she returned from the North. Think
of it, and six Millinery Stores in Yorkville, but
Mrs. DOBSON
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COLLARS, BRIDES, &C.
A LARGE stock of Collars and cheap Blind
N Brides, Riding Halter Brides, Whips, &c.
G. H. OLEARY.
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BEAUTIFUL HATS AND BONNETS

Are kept, and you will see crowds of ladies buy
ing, and waiting to buy a Hat or Bonnet or other
Millinery from Mrs. DOBSON. just dropped
in on Saturday evening and asked Mrs. DOBSON
how was business that day. She said she had as
much and more than she could do. and had had to
send out and get help to wait onher customers.
ventured another question, How many orders
ly % now. Think Of it,
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pASSENGERS-

From Maui and Hawaii, per Likelfke, April 2 Gov o
A B ~scIimgeour, Jas Purdy and wiie, u T Sanford, q
brs%n.k ~ hinds; ; L IlA t > - 81 x = Ei 70 y Il = "
Z Richardson, ) Richardson, w III Cummin- 5 } A Palmer
z y MAtee, wife ami child, Hon a Fernandez, Capt u
Simeon, Bishop willi4
From Maui and MglOkai, per Lehua. April 2l-L L
K9iama, wife and child, am IS deck; ~
@ R'd deck. L'a"'Fd' NAnnh NJ" n'nA"'"' 4
From KLua;. per James dakee, April @5 = Glade,
Capt nerbIg, as, Lieuts Won Piessen aud braun, ca,
Rev Il wainwright and II deck
For Kahului. per Kilauea Hou,Aprtl 23-Ars L sharra,t
children, w A Chapman and about 300 deck.
For Maui and Hawai-, per LikelKe, APRIL "a
Hopper, g q Williams. T II Davies. } coleman, Il p kuI-
Gam FE~nIngtur & 9II wt1 CaP Ei,t ~ oSNs'
Gay, wife and 5 children, Mrs J { kIrkwoOi. non "
u l. DrshA aud child, Mrs Z brewster. Mrs Mary stevens,
yn.-- /; q iI.tI- ut-s \ i.Eers- Mr. s1EiJ, Am /, ~
nee, Young HIM and L CnIutse-
fOr MUlOkai ami Maui, per Lehua, April pc " ClarE,
Me- II ming, Nj Lewis, a blake ami about " deck.
For Kauai, per { Il Bishop, APP i! 241Mrs A costa a4d
Ii Williams, l. Al stolz, L Le1ward,J y iona and daughter
and about - deck
Ior Maui and Hawai-, per IwaIaui, April 25-D Il Vida,
Hon - L RisnIrisOn, u X Esart, Mas = uiass. l. Ma
e,,-Cer,J k.el9Fts9n' IS i Lse,1 L sni h. l. Small
For Kauai, per James Makee, April 25-R NJ buchanan,
u Ttteomb, l. TItcoInb, = Misses TItcom5, J Spencer aud
about 40 deck
Mrs Colby and 2 children Of the late Mr.. Houston.
For San Francisco, per w Il DimonJ, April 27-M
JAWS and wife, Master Davis and servant Reitenker,R Il
Srenhzn, 5irs w + johnson and child, U Z swain, X ii Ju-
icy, r IL JuIrrWOOd, Fred CarTipp, VI Bethueu, J y
Jaws, Alex ~ zlIEce, john halnsdeil. John Ackoryd, L
AErSu.
= FROM Kahului, per KiIa ca Hou, Ap.iI 2s-w o At
water. DR. Chas p May, 2 Misses Barstow, airs Batchelor, NJ
u JOrIea. AMI 40 deck.
From Maui and MoIokai, per Lehua. April 27.mRm
Princess P0omaikelanI, DR. Meyer, NJ Lewis, Mrs III King,
J Bisilaw, AhOOk aud 50 deck
FROM Kauai, per e X Bishop, April 2s-His tx Gov Z z
KznOA, Z w Glade, W : Woud and wife, j Muir, Capt
Albion. W Ct Wood. W ii Rice and wife, Mrs N > Rice,
Mrs dc Ia Vergne. Mrs NJ y Lemon and 2 children, 3 Chi
u uneu aud AZ deck
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THE TINES " LEADING ARTIcLE-E-tracr from
the London Times Passing by q crowd of minor
notions, we come upon the exhibit Of the Waltham
Watch Company, which, in economical importance,
is perhaps superior TO anything else shown. The
rivalry Of the watches Of this Company has already
been felt by our own makers, and a hesitating at
tempt was made last session, in the interest of the
Coventry manufacturers. to prevent the watch
cases Of the Company receiving the English stamp.
which certifes that they are made of gold. It
would seem that the Waltham Watches may defy
all attempts TO exclude them in this indirect way.
Their first claim TO public approval was derived
from the extraordinary nicely of their construction.
They were made with such perfect exactitude that
the parts of all watches of the same class could be
interchanged, and, production being thus made
possible on a large scale, cheapness as well as excel
lence was secured. But the Company have gone
on introducing improvements in their art, and the
compensation balance they have devised seems to
have overcome the standing difficulty of the vary
ing expansibility of the spring and the wheel. 1t is
said that the delicacy of construction of the me-
chanism invented by the Company is such that a
micrometer theyaExhibit at Paris measures the
twenty-fve-thousandth part of an inch, and might
readily be divided under a lens into One-hundred-
thousandth parts. NJ. MCINERNY, Agent for this
Kingdom; also Agent for Gorham Sterling Silver
ware. The Trade supplied on the most liberal
terms. no11 3m.
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COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY,, April 2s- lisa.

'A@ChD1I ApTlL .. 1888.
Business has been active during the past week.
-hd there has been a large quantity Of merchan-
Csc moved The wharves have been fairly crowded
win shipping, and it is plain to be seen that ssme
plan must be carried out FOR building additional
wharfage space to accommodate the shipping, both
foreign and domesti', constantly arriving and de-
parting.
The arrivals during the week have been the Mo,
rsvian with coal, the Lena sweasey with lumber
the ] c Ford with general cargo, and the Ehrenfels
with German immigrants. Several cargoes Of
merchandise are afoat for here, and the summer
promises to be a busy one in all quarters.
The receipts Of domestic produce during the
week have been, SUGAR, SI,972 pkgs RICE and
PADDY, LOOP pkgs HIDES, 249 Wool, q bales /;
MoLAssEs, % pkgs. The Jane A Falkinburg, and
W II Dimond left here yesterday with island pro-
duce.
The Ferris ). Thompson sailed from KahuIui last
Wednesday, being towed out by the Kilauea Hon.
The Thompson takes $50 tons Of sugar.
The schooner Anna was 10 leave Kahului to-
morrow Sunday
Messrs. G W Macfarlane & Co. have placed on
the market a large and very desirable lot Of goods
including sOms very useful plantation railway ma
terial. We invite attention to their advertisement
in anothsr column.
We publish in this column a list Of the house
hags' Of vessels visiting this port.which will be
found useful
Stocks still continue firm rnd in fair demand.
Mr.. Ellis reports the sale Of &c shares. East Maui,
terms private. The Star Mill Co. have CONSOLIDATE
ed MT. d Z vidas intesest and issued 100 more
shares making the total number Of shares 900, at
$500 per. Total capital stock 81, OOO. 900. A first
dividend Of $50 per share has been declared ON this
seasonss croD-
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Island Notes.
HoSOKAA-HAwAII

hONOhAA-hANAlI
The Honokaa mill started work again this morn
ing after a weeks rest, and will continue grinding
for a few weeks TO come. There is still the same
good weather that l spoke of previously which is
especially suitable for those who have already COM
menced planting.
A gentleman residing here sent last week to a
firm in Honolulu a draft for nearly $500. 1t was
drawn in his own name and endorsed by him SO
that it was negotiable by any person securing it.
1t reached the hands of the firm to whom it was
sent through the medium of a small boy in Homo
lulu, who said that he found it in the street, but
they did not receive the letter In which the draft
was enclosed. There is some great hidden mystery
about this matter for how could the boy have
known for whom the draft was intended if he had
not seen and opened the letter and again how did
the boy receive the letter as it was sent through
the post. Did he take it from the post-ofice ? Here
are some conundrums which have occurred to me.
l cannot answer them, can you? We want to get at
the bottom of this matter up here. The gentle
man who sent the draft says that he won't have
any more drawn out in his own name or endorse
them either-he clearly sees now the folly of such
4 proceeding.
referring to a recent paragraph of mine the
blacksmith says he doesn't crush teeth, oh no it's
the jaw he brushes, and he would like to crush
mine if 1 only had an aching molar.
The Kekauikeaouli arrived to-day with a full
cargo of lumber and merchandise.
The following story which has been going the
rounds of the district is worth more publicity than
can be given to it here. / can vouch for its vera
city. a man residing in Hamakua was one day
reading your paper and noticed a new advertise
ment in its columns with the following heading in
large type. Veni, Vidi Wei - Hulloa said the
Hamakuan reading the 'ad, Il don't know what
the blanked place is coming to, here is three more
blank, blank Jews come into this blooming coun-
try"
Smiling faces may be seen on all the planters
owing to the prospects of cheap labor. There is
a chance for a fellow to make a dollar now said
one, and he Immediately wrote to his agents to
try and countermand his Portuguese laborers that
are expected.
April Goth, 1888.
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House Flags Carried By Inter-IsIand and
Foreign Steamships and Sailing Vessels.

p Ms. 8. Co--SwalloK -tail: with horizontal Stripes OF
Iel, white, blue. white, red.
- s. 3 CoL-5qu are: white grOun l.rsi borlsr- In 90 t.,
red tar, eneircled b. blue ring
boston ASD HoSoLULU LINE. G. BRzwE K C.-%quaFe;
blue, red and b.us horizontal stripe
PToxEEG LIKE, II. Il. DAVIES x Co.-tlawa.iau Dag with L.
C-J.k Co. in white.
EKw Yotz AND HoNoLULU. CASTLE & COoSE. --quar !;
American eagle on Il blu. ground 7
d. PArcd IISE. z. A. SCHAEFEE < CO-Square: red, with
Nhte Malt. c CrOs, in centre.
IS4ERIsIASD s. 5. CO.-Square; white ground, with upper
tor Ter red, lower border blue. Red bsll in centre
WILDER & Co.-sqUare;r red gr1snI with W in white in
centre.
THz KI-sUEA HOU-S iuar =: white. with blue II IN centre
r. WuNDESBURG-SquEre blue ground. white bail in CEN
tire, with w IN red in white ball.
AZ. CCoKE--Square; red grounl with white ball in centre
ALLEN q RI BISsoS.-square; white ground with upper
aud lower borlers blue.
AlcF RI ySE & Co.-Squars: check-iel in willie and blue
tbs NEcuE MERRfLL--Oh dag, square; blue ground
with white T in centre. New flag, burgee, blue tn-
angle sbJye AMI below, with red point, white star
in the tel.
TIE HALIFAX 1LA-Red burIee.
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Vessel. Expected crou Forcixu Port.

City Of New YORK, Dodd, from sydney, Mayo
X VI ; ) Australia, IUllOh, irJiu san Frsncisco,Aa u
Ger bk Livingston, Ste1ens, from ionkons, due
i VI ) ; city Of Toxic, lrOm HOngkOug
law -chrJulis, Holland, from south S-s Islands, due
Br bk Lettereue, from Liverpool, due
Br TX Pacific slope. Barnes, frUm Newcastle, April -
Haw schr Mana, killing, from south Sea Islands due
Am sehr Twilight, Whitney, from Port Gsmb-es April
Am bk Campus. from Bremen
Bk HarInoiius- Selwy, from Newcastle, April p
Ger bEtue Grace Roberts Olsen, from Newcastle, due
Am bk stllnan u Allen, from Boston
IlaB bk Lily Grace, Iuxhe-, from san Francisco, due
An Dk ElsInore, jerks, from Portland, due
1T ship Oleuberyie. from Liverpool, May
Al TX Z y " hitnore, Calhoun, from Departure BAY
Br ship ShEndOu, from Glasgow, July
Am bEtne Malay, Peterson. from Newcastle, due
BT stmr AEeryeldie, from st Michaels. april 20
Am bktne Discovery, Perrlman, from san Francisco
Bk Estella, Poole, from Newcastle, due
Am bk Spartan, Crossley, from New York, July
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MEMORANDA

Report Of the J c Ford, Griniths. master-Left san
Francisco April 5th, and encountered light Ne winds and
fine weather throughout the entire passage; arrived in the
port Of Honolulu April 2yth, after q passage Of Is days
Newcastle March 3rd, and encountered very heavy
weather throughout the first part Of the voyage on the
Path March, q terrible sea was experienced and a man was
Loaf overheard. The bulWErks OF the bark were broken
in on both sides, and partially carried away; during the
latter part Of the voyage, pleasant weather prevailed, ex-
cept that just before arriving a short gale was encounter
ed: arrived in Honolulu April 22nd, after a passage OF 80
da-R
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ABOUT nine o'clock Thursday morning 4 horse
attached TO a carriage, both belonging to Mr.. p.
c. Jones, jr, started from the junction of King
and Fort streets and ran along King street. There
was no driver in the carriage, and the prospects
were good for 4 first-class runaway, when Mr. Fred
Carter, happening 20 be on hand, ran after and
sprang into the carriage from behind, and, secur-
ing the rains. quickly brought the horse TO a
standstill. Mr. Carter ran not q little risk in thus
stopping the runaway, and showed 4 rare presence
Of mind in performing this feat in practical gym
naSticS.
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cOasrwIsE-

cJAsTWIsE-
as-4-hr Ehukaf. for Wai1lut. Oahu
Srnr Kflane4 HOu, Sesrs. Tor hahulhl. a
Stnr MokoIif. McGresOr. for kO1izu- OAha
~ Sthr sfsIoio. for uEkA.au, Hawai-
~5F-S-hr KaalH. for Heels, kOylau. Cahu
2f-Stmr Ltkehke, MIN, " ~ ItL.t .nJ Mani
stnr Lehuz. LOrLeHson for AOloKal Ia maui
80 A. RI bishop. Cameron, for kauai
Stmr Waimanalo, Nel-On, for W AimAhA4O' Jan
Schr Wailele, for MslIko, Maui
* Sen IxaIsnf. Bates, for Maui and Hawai-
Scbr Settie Merrill, for LAhAtns. Maui
g Lanes Makee, Mcdonald, for Kauai
49, Waiehu, for PAukaa, Hio- HaWAn
Stmr Waimanalo, Nelson. for "almanalo' OA"u
S-br UfIarna, for HOuoipa- kOhaiA' Hawai-
~ Srhr PauAhi, for OJkala. Hawai-
49, Marion. for KukuiEzele, Hawai-
- T@nnfe. for NauIiiwIh, Kauai
So KaIuns, for Papaikou. HAwan
FOREIGN
.S,r. FIiuor Vernon. Humphreys, for Port
a FaIkiuburg, Goodman, for Eau Fran
S - W n Dimond, uOudleti, for San Fran
erscg
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Prospective Slilirg of the P. n Steam
ships for 1888.
PORT OF HONOLULU, n. ..
ARRIVALS.

CoAsTwIsE-
pr 2i-smr wAimanaIo Nelson. from wAimanalo Oahu.
sehr waithI. from HiIo, Hawaii. with $50
bags sugar
sehr Pauahi. from OokaIs, Hawaii
22-Ssmr Lfkelike, King. from Maui aud Hawaii with
3465 bags sugar. . GblsmOlsssesLl Is bales wool,
los Pkgs suupirfes. - heads cattle, l24 hides
Stmr Lehua. LOrzensOn, from Maui and Aolokai.
with 1856 bags sugar
stmr c K Bishop. cameron. from Kauai, with 1854
bags sugar. 10 bbls mOlasses, Is hides and J
sehr WaiIeis, from MaIiko. Maui, with 1880 bass
2s-stmr jane. Makre, Mcdonald. from Kauai. with
24-Sehr KaIuus, 1on NaIiks, Maui. with s34 bags
sear KsSauIuohi, from HanAlei. Kauai, with 400
stmr WaimanaIo. Nelson from waiman4 I0, Oahu
-5-sehr Hai-akala, from Pepeekeo, Hawaii, with
.s-sehr Mary Z Foster. from PuRaluu. Hawaii,
with 1892 bags sugar and u hides
sehr Leahi, from KohOIaIele, Hawaii. with 2o0
bags sugar
s.hr Jennie, from HAnapepe, Kauai, with 92
bags paddy and 60 bags rice
Sehr Marion, from Kukuihaele, Hawaii with
1885 bags sugar and - hides
Schr Nile Morris, from KamAlo, Golokai, win
26 bags sugar
97-ssmr waImsnaio, Nelson, from waimanllo.
Oahu, with 5i bags sugar
scari Luks, from KohaIa, Hawaii. with 2Oi bags
sshr Wsimalu. from onouea. Hawaii, with 1889
sehr KsaikesouI, from HonokAa, Hawaii, with
sebr 1ianaakasli. from KoIoa. Kauai, with
sehr MOI Keik. from Moanui, Moloksi. with
7-stur Ishus, Lorzenson. from Maui AMI Mol0kAi.
with Is2O.bags sugar and 6S sheep,
as-stmr Kilauea hou. scar from kahulni' Maui
with > bales wool
1863 ba-- sugar, los bags rice, 26 bags
paidy, 5 hides and 20 heal cattle
sshr KuIamanu, from OOkalA. Hawaii with @5l4
bags sugar
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Traders IN PORT

Hon bark HeruILnu, Cook s-
19H.scnsrv brig MoFnmS star DIZZY
a. srhr PannOnis, di4sihs
. ten Eva. Wtkmsn
or bE q z bishop, MaltsEs
Sm orig " II Meyer. fDeianeJ
An bkt1e Kitsap. Robinson
a. nip Janet Court. lsAaesheh
~ bktne Hesper1an. lhuIus
- ~ ri w Amy, Freeman
g. bktue Eureka, Lee
. ~ 10 O Murray, harrington
An bktue Ella, KIRK ,,n
An bk Lizzie Marshail, bsfz
- I'm j g Ford, Gnfhtns
IN .chr Lena Swessey. ray
er5t bk M~oraVtan, bisset
Ger stmr Ehrenfels. Fisher
HsvAL
40 Sayezduik. K~alOgueras
- N : Laepz1g Herbig touis.ds)
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IMP ORTS.

From Eureka. per Lima SwAsey, Ray, april 22-27l, $50
II lumber, 800 posts, 200 shingles
From Newcastle, per NIorayian, Bi.se', April 1880
tons coal.
40 II bricks, 43l7 posts, 296s Pkgs groceries, provisions anu
Eundres-
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CHAMBERS, CIRCUIT JUDGE. 2u

IN CHAMBERS, CIRCUIT JUDGE, 2nd
Judicial District, Hawaiian lslands.-ln the matter
Of the Estate of ALONZO JACKSON, of Makawao, Mani,
deceased.
Proper application having b;en fled with this Courtby
STHER JACKSON. praying that Letters of AdnintstTa-
ton be issued to W. p. A. BREWER Gs Administr ltor
upon the Estate Of her husband ALONZO JACKSON Of
Makawao, Maui, deceased.
1t Is ordered that MONDAY, THE 2STH OF MAY, 1883,
at 9 A. NJ, at the Courthouse in Makawao, be set as the
time and place for hearing said petition and any objections
that may be made thereto and all parties interested are
hereby notified to attend.
ABR. F~ORNANDER.
Circuit Judge, On Judicial District, II. l.
LAHAINA, April 10, 1888. apr28 w3t.
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MARkIED.

O~AT-FULLER-In this city April oath, by Rev ] A
Cruzan, at the residence of J b Atnerton, Esq Ohm VI Dat
OF this city, to Miss Lydia Fuller, Of San Francisco.
OCR-Wu At the residence of Al Cart
wright, Esq. April 2lst, by ] 4 Cruzan, Minister Walter G
Peacock to Mary Alice Wilson.
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WAILUKU-MAUI.

WAILUKU-MAUI.
T Our new Police Justice has had a very quiet
time of it during the past week, no cases of any
kind. Makawao was a little livelier there they
had a couple of larceny cases.
Yesterday an auction was held of the furniture,
ETC., belonging to Mr.. Courtney who leaves for
the States next week. Tie result of the auction
was highly satisfactory things fetching very good
prices.
The Consuelo got in yesterday making steamer
time and bringing four passengers.
We are having very breezy weather and clouds
Of dust ; a street sprinkler would be a great boon
here, if folks would only come down with the
wherewith. Hoping to have more news next week.
April 21st, 1888.
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A ball-player out at La Crosse,
Got his arm in q twist by q toss.
Now to all he does tell,
st. Jacobs Oil made him we'll
OF pain-cures he calls it " the boss