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ASSENGERS.

Prom : Na2i aad Hawai-, per Likslke, Agrli 22-E Ggis-
Berger, II Denmead. II Deacon. z Low, R-WiTmanns.
"a schAefer. Geo Campbell, Miss L Lyman. 4 } HayseI
smith. Mrs F P Hsstsng., Miss K Makee, Miss Il Makee. A
II smith; Rev r. wainwright, J winter. W Il Seal, Z 3
Groser, aud ? children, Rev 5 Z Bishop, Miss shaw,
From Kausi per james Make, April Or 4 Maefe; Dr.
Treadway, wife and son. 1 Chinaman and y
For Kahului' per Kilages Hou, April 3o-Mrs J q NJ
Sheldon and 4 children, Ira BTaishaw. J Winter. II q
Cores, Mrs a Eekei, Mrs Bachelor ana daughter. 5 H
Halssy. Miss Hanaia, ? Chinese and about 200 deck.
For Kauai, per X Bishop, April 3O-Dr J W smith. A
CroPP,A Dreier aud wife, c Dannhausen, Miss Z Weber.
For Molgkai and Maui. per Lehua. April SD-Dr @ L
ftr9. w II Cummings w Daniels, Miss May Bannis-
tr. BlshaS, and about Us deck.
For Maui and Hawaii, Per Likelike, May Hon b Il
VIM Dn + 3 h fsys s " R66 nda ' W F @ At%sier % sa AMI S Tife.
G Niehiels, Miss J Niehiels, Major d l. Kinimaka,. W
walnut, Col G II Judd. II J Leyey. J Lewis. J Brown. " L
Neuka, ; FaroB, ! Markham, LA Thurston, W A Whiting.
W l. nOlokAhiki. wife and neice. L II Baker, II Ross. J VI
kaneakna and wife, W Russell, J Il H%syselden, Miss Koii,
iFor Kauai. Per jaime. Make. May His TX Coy
IS Bl.islel and about go deck.
AFrom Mani and Hawaii, per Iwalani. May &C "
s siafslsy and is q DECK : Na''AAn'' Geo Edwards a Barnes "
hFor san Francisco. per Helen " Amy, May3-H Talbot.
FOR Port Townsend, per Lizzie Marshall, May 3-Henry
HaviII.
p From Kauai, per q r Bishop. May 3-A Hsnneberg.
ars A ; Hartwel. . children and ? servants and deck.
From Iahaiaa. Ter Nsttie Merrill, May3-D Dean, wife.
chill ani servant. and 3 deck.
For Maui AMI Hawaii. per IwalHni' May IL Richard,
son aud WI. lis Mary Ann shaw Mrs WINTER and
: Se!ig. aud about 90 deck.
For Kauai. per G r Bishop. May EP Richmond. and 10
From Maui anI lIolokai. per Lehus, May 10 Unna.
Miss z Peterson. Miss Mary Bannister, Miss a Bannister,
From KAhului. Per KlIauea Hou, May ST. b Sears, Miss
y Tregloal, Mrs Weed, 9 Warner, q \ Landlord and
daughter. W Fogo and wife. Antoine Barbour and wife, II
4 Baldwin. n K KeDOikai. . others and 100 deck
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House Flags Carried by Inter-Isla nd and
Foreign STE ,mships and Sailing Vessels.

P MSS Co--sTallow-taiI: viii horizontal stripes Of
rel. white, blue, white, red.
o. So Co-squtre: white grouu I.r-I border. In centre,
red tar. -ncirclei BY blue ring
Bosrox AND HoS LCLr LISE. G.. BREwK X CO-~qunrei
blue, rel and b ne horizontal stripes
PIoSEEa LINE. T.. q. DAVIES x CO.-Hawaian Gag with r.
C.J-& Co IN white
NEW YoRx AND aoSOLULU. CASTLE 4 CooEE. ->qa-r ::
American e igle OF 4 blue ground.
DIsPArca LISE. T. a ScHNEFER 3 CJ-Square: trl. -itI
white Malice Cross in ceatrr-
ISIKE-IstASD :. 5. Co square: white gr11u', with uDr-r
border red, lower border blue. Red bali H. cen n
WILDER q Co.-Squars; red groHni with " in white in
centre.
SrME KILNUEA HoU-Square white. with blue horizontal
stripe above and below. Blue u IN centre.
SrNR WAuGASALO-Square. rad borier above AMI be-
low Red w in centre.
+. wuSDESBUEa-Square blue gr-uui. white ball IN cen
ire. with W IN red in white ball.
Az. CooKE--Square; red ground with white ball ia centre
W J. wLLnNs-Squars: blue. With white .Iasre IN
centre.
ALLEN 4 RoBI~soS.-Square; white ground with upper
AMI lower borders blue.
hAcFARLSSE x Co--Sluare;~ checksreI in white and blue
TIE NErtIE MER. ILL.-OH flag, square; bIGe ground
with white 7 In centre New flag, burgee. blue tI-
angle above an below, with red point, white star
In the red.
THE HALEAKALA-Red burgee.
J. E. CoLBURS.-Square; red. white and red horizontal
stripe. with Z in blue in centre.
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RATES OF POSTAGE.
Domestic Postage Rates:

DOMESTIC LETTERS, to any part of the Kingdom,
2 cents, if less than I o., and 2 cents for each
additional L OF.
NEWSPAPERS printed in the Kingdom. and mailed
to subscribers from offices Of publication, are free
in the inter-island mails. Rolls of papers sent to
agents, and not to bona fde subscribers, cannot
claim the oeneht OF the Tree postage law.
mailable merchandise of any kind, any letter,
newspaper or parcel that may be mailed, may be
registered, on payment of a fee Of 10 cents in ad-
ditiOn to the ordinary postage.
NEWSPAPERS, pamphlets, almanacs, calendars,
hand-bills, magazines, maps, occasional and other
publications mot bound), l cent for each 4 ounces
or fraction thereof. Circulars, in unsealed enve-
lOpes, 1 cent each.
PARCELS Of merchandise of any kind will be re-
ceived and forwarded in the inter-island mails at
the rate Of one cent an ounce. This regulation
does not include the foreign mail service. All in
ter-island parcels can be registered.
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Island Notes.
HAMAKUA-HAwAII

April 25th, 1888.
considerable anxiety is felt here as to the safety
of the steamer j. II. Reed this vessel is now some
eight weeks on her way from Hilo with q cargo of
lumber. which can be obtained cheaper by pur-
chasing in Hilo than in Honolulu. Yet I am wrong
in saying it can be obtained for none of it has yet
arrived, though prices are quoted lower than Ho-
nolulu prices. One gentleman waited patiently
or impatiently, l don't know which, for some co.
600 feet for six weeks and then countermanded his
order, sent to Honolulu and now has his building
almost completed.
Oh where Oh where is that steamer gone
Oh where /! On where can she be,
With her screw cut off and her topmaSt gone
ia where Oh where is she?
This day 9th April is celebrat ted in the district
I'D especially at the HOnokaa mill as the birthday
II George Hardy. Sixty-one summers have passed
over his hoary head and he is yet as active and fro
licsome as a boy. He was serenaded at midnight
by some of the plantation boys, the sweet tones Of
our we'll known tenor being especially melodious
=" oft in the Silly night"
A friend wrote to me two weeks ago but his let
ter has not come TO hand, though a subsequent
one has done so. Peculiar.
But things are peculiar here sometimes, and I
am forcibly reminded Of this by reading in your
issue of the 21st April, an article on slandeTers.
The smaller the place the worse the scandal and
gossip within the last few months l have known
many most damaging reports scattered broadcast,
some falling on stony places as the residents know
the expansive imaginative and inventive powers Of
the slanderers-Other seed on the contrary may
bear fruit if heard by strangers. Let not thy right
hand know that which is done by the left.
Mr.. Schaefer has been on a short visit to Homo
kaa. staying at Mr.. Richards residence, one of his
most important acts was the selection of a school
house site at the request of the Department Of
Education, The site selected could not however
well be spared by Mr.. Overend the lessee he has
however generously offered another spot which Is
equally suitable, situated on the Government
road, a little beyond the Court House. Nothing
now need to prevent the erection of the building. 50
send up the lumber and make q start. The school
when completed will be equally advantageous for
Paauhau and Honokaa folks.
The action of the Government with reference tc
the Chinese immigrants now pouring into tho
Kingdom, Is highly commended in the district
We want Chinese cheap labor, u-nacoompanied by
smallpox.
Paauhau Mill Is still at work, as is that at Homo
Eaa
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Hu-n. Anil 2sth. $50.

HILU' AIEI -othl 49,
Hugh Tenaent. one Of the victims Of the Hilo
tragedy. died at noon on the Goth instant. The
post norton examination, which was made by DR..
kimball, assisted by Drs. Wetmore and Kittridge,
revealed the fact that the ball which caused his
death, was the one which was extracted by DR..
himbau from the anterior wall Of the abdomen On
the day the wound was received. 1t penetrated
the first and second stomachs, causing their con-
tents TO escape within the abdomen cavity, thus set
ting up general inflammation Of the bowels. The
other ball struck the first lumbar vertebra, glanced
downvards and lodged in the last bone at the
spinal column. This wound was not necessarily
fatal. On Thursday night, the date of our latest
advises, Mr.. White the only survivor Of the I'M
fortunate trio was comfortable and in 8 fair way 10
recover.
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ID DEPARTURE S-


apr g7--Scnr Haleakala. for Pcpeekeo. Hawaii
$chr Moi KeIkI, for MCauIu. MolokEi
<chr NauuokawEi- for WHianar- csLE
/Schr nile Morris, for hal -UPaid- ''iOh
gu-Stmr Wafuunalo. Melon, for y s!nlaIaio- oah"
Stmr & Z Bishop, Cameron. Tor hahA'
Srur Kilauea hoG, scar -s k-litt'- Au
Stur Lehua. L0TZ-u-On fss Mpi'sai HN' ""'
shr Waimalu. for OuOmes- .idN1il
8chr Kazla- for Heels, KOOiau- rrthc
S.hr Jennie Walker. foT Pap1ikou, HAWAII
Schr Ehukaf. for Waia!ua. Oahu
scbr Kaufkeaouli, for iionokaa- itRwail
Sehr Mary 4 Foster,fOr k0lOA AMI W alrnes.
Schr LIhJliho. for kukuiha-le- hawah
~ r-Srmr Iikelfke, King, for Maui and ha~an
Stmr James Make. McDOusld- for haua
5tmr Iokolfi, McGregOr. for kalIupapa, Moi"Aa'
Schr Leah. for kOhOlafele- Hswan
Schr CeuI SiyeI, for WaIahole. kooiA1, Oahu
schr " afoIi. for Pzauhau- HayAii
Schr Necfoo, for KOOlEu, Oahu
sInr WsinanalO. Nelson. for Natans-. OAhn
Srbr KuIamauu. for Ookala. Hawaii
S-hr Iuka. for keawAeli, kOhala haWah
Srhr Ka Moi, for LaupshOehoe, nawti
z--Stu.r " slmsnalo. Nelson Tor "aihisuaE' '
Srbr Wailels. fT Malko- Mani
St1nr Iwalaui. Bates for Maul andHA"SA
mr. g X Bishop. tameron- foThaual
-tmr Mokolii, HcJresoT: Tor hojIau, jan
S-hr Nanuokawai. for WHianas. Oahu
%- E.sIn Tor Ueefa. KOUlau, Oahu
FOREIGN
Leipzig HerblS. Tor 1okohana
Apr n .+r1r GIeueiE- Specify Tor AohsEohs
- Ieua Sweassy. Kay for Eureka
NAY - ~ Lizzie Marshall. berynanh' tf ="
An Nv Amy, Freeman. for San Francisco
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ve-.eI. E.pec,ra fram F.r.irn P.r,.

City Of New YORK. Doid. from -yiEey, Mayo
X s Australia, IUIl1h. fr1u. san FranEis-o. Nay =
Ger bk Livingston. S,eirGs. from Honk1ns. due
FN s. city % Toxic, irosu H1ugkoag
UaE -chrJuha, Holland, from south sea Isigll=..Hus
Br TX Letterene. from Liverpool. due
br bk Pacific slope. barnes from Newcastle.
Am schr Twilight, Whitney. from Port Gamble
An k tauopIs. frnIu bremen
TX uarlE1tius, Selwy. from Newcastle
Ger 5Ltne Grace Robert. Olsen. from Eew--Stl-. du.
la bk -tIlnau 3 Allen from Boston
iiss bk Lily Grace. iiu-he-, from san Francisco, dHs
AEt b. Ei--nOr-. jerks, from Portland. due
D. ship Gleubergi-. from Liverpool. Azy
A1a tx e. UhitmDre. talhogu. from Departure Gay
Br ship 5hanIou. from GlasS8r. July
An bs-ne Malay, Peterson. from Newcastle. Gu-
Am Dktne Discovery, Perrsaan. from san Francisco
Bk Estella, Poole, from Newcastle. due
Ana bkspartan, Crossley, from New York, July
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WAILUKU-AAUI.
April rs, 1882.

Police Court is still very quiet. Two cases of
fast riding and one violating the Sabbath. A
Chinaman was selling goods on Sunday and for
feited bail S13.
The Ferris S. thompson left on Wednesday with
full cargo. Mr.. E. Bailey Father Bailey and the
two Miss Beekwiths left in her for the Coast.
The Ann leaves on Monday. Mr.. Plate and
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EoaEIGN TRADERS IN PORT.

aona1rr brig Morning Star, Bray
a. tern Iva. Wikmsn
DER bk e K Bishop, Walter
Am 6gtne J d Spreckels, Fries
a. bkfne Kitsap, Robinson
a. shfp Janet Court. Isaaeshen
Am bktne Eureka, Lee
Am bk ID c Murray, hsfrln
An bktne Ella. Kirk
An tern J q Ford, Gr1fnths
P-ft b Moravian. Bisset
Ger sfmr Ehrenfels. Fisher
a. stmr Aberg9ldie, watson
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For san Francisco, per Helen " Almy, May 3-Suga
5jgIS3 lbs, Castle * Cooke, l7T735 lbs, q Brewer X Co: rc
900 lbs, LYMAN Bros, 5000 lbs sing Chong * Co. Yaa
domestic s~5Z.23f.79.
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children. and 4. 4. Courtney and family intended
leaving in her.
The dust still continues more penetrating than
ever . few showers would not come amlss.
Two lepers we're found near Ulupalakua and are
sent 20 Honolulu.
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THE TINES LEADING ARTIcLE.-ErtrGct from
the London Times Passing by a crowd of minor
notions, we come upon the exhibit Of the Waltham
Watch Company. which, in economical Importance,
is perhaps superior 10 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, 10 prevent the watch
cases Of the Company receiving the English stamp.
which certiies that they are made of gold. It
would seem that the Waltham Watches may defy
all attempts 10 exclude them in this Indirect way.
Their first claim 10 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 tie same class could be
interchanged, and, production being thus made
possible on a large scale, cheapness a 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. It'll
said that the delcacy Of construction Of the me
chanism invented by the Company is such that a
micrometer they exhibit al 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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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Janet Court il being repaired.
The Ehreufels l. anchored sad lI.r1Itluel out IN n
har50r
The y Z Niurrsy win ssl Tae.aay next At 10 8. "a
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Prospective J.liag of the P. Il Steam
shins for 1888.
PORT OF HONOLULU, a. Z
ARRIF

COAsrwI-s.
Ape rs shr Jsnuie y ISsr, fron Papsikoa. Hawaii
with 1883 bags sugar 4
schr Neefoo. from Bo5Isu. Oahu. with 500 bags
paddy
Zs-Stmr AI0koui. MrGregor. from RooIau. Oahu.
with IS bags suRaT, AM 100 bags rice
schr Kaala. from Hesia, KOOiau. Oahu, with 900
bags sugar. and 20 bbIs mOiasses
5=hi Waioli, from Paanhau, Hawaii with $50 bags
sugar
sshr GenT sigeI. from HansIei. Kauai, with 645
bags paddy
ss-ssmr Jzla+- MIkee, Mcdonald. from Kauai. with
2G0 bags SUGAR
stnr LiK-.IEg. King. from Maui and HaEaii-with
sshr LfhoIihG from Ku<uihaeIe. Hawaii. with so
baZs sugar
seLr "a ~, from LaGpIhoeaoe. Hawaii, with
27jG haas sugar
So-S-mr wEImalalo, Nelson, from wainaaaio,
Oahu. with $50 bsgs sugar, y bb!s molasses
May wailele, from Mako, Msu', with lll2 bags
sugar
2-stmr IxsIaui. Bates. from Maui AMI Hawaii, with
5000 bags sugar and - hides
9-Stmr G r Bishop, Cameron. from KaIai, with 1892
stm WaimanaIo. Nelson. from waiause. Oahu
Schr Ne tie HerrilI. from Lahsins, Maui. with
1900 bags sugar. &c bbls molasses and 10
sehr Eiama. fror Hill. Hawaii, with 1900 bag.
stmr MSEolH. M-ireg,r. f-om KaIaupapa, No
lOkai
4-sehr Mannokawai. from waiauae, oahu. with g.
bags sugar
schr KasIt. from Heeia, RooIau. oahu, with 351
pkgs sugar an - bbs mD.ss,es
Stnr Lehua. LOrzensOn- from Maui sni Moiokai.
with I217 bags sugar. 20 bbls molssses- ~
bndIs goAtskins, % head cattle and lis sheep
-ehr Caterfna- from Hsnalei- Kauai, Win s'
bags sugar
5-Stmr kIlEuea Hon. Sear=, from kahuini- mani
VITA 1850 bag sugar. q bbI- moIasse~ and
IS ba-s pn'ataHs
FoEE.SS.
Abr 2g-HaE schr Mans. K:blins. > iav- nrOla Jslat
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DIVISION II AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY.
s9-Best collection OF Forest Trees. suitable for the
si-Best coiIeetou Of Native Trees
Prizes wiz be given FOR tho best exhibits Of Imple-
ments and Machinery specially adapted, % the Agri-
paration OF our Agricultural products for expectation,
and especially for new i%uytntiops Of value In this
department.
AWARDS viii also be made for mcrltorious exhibits
H r. ar' Shd All TI"t eFhibitss that ia will be Of interest 10 Z the
Agrieuiiuralist. the MIN owner, or the Horticnltnraiisi
ste earnestly invited.
II In any case the Judges shall decide that the exhit
lis IA q Class are lot OF sufficient merit. no prize viii
be awarded.
The freight, to aud fro. Of animals cent from the
the show win De r,fnnder 20 the exhibition by the
Society.
The following are tho Standing Committees
of tho Society for the present years
OK HoBsKs-Ion. A. =. Judd. (Chairman); Hon. J,
A.. Cummins, aud Messrs. :. NJ. Damon, :. Pratt and
Charles Lucas.
on NEAT cArr1r-Hon. w. II. Rice and Messrs. J.
". Wright. jas. Campbell, b. +. Dulinsham and NJ.
on suxsP .Messr-. J. f. barnard, F sinclair and
ON SWINE -Messrs. Allan Herbert. c. n. Gulick and
Geo. y. Wilcox.
OK Po~urrnr-Nc-srs r.. F. niekerton. Cecil Brown
and W. Il. Seal.
DAIRY PRopUcE-Dr. Whitney and Mcssrs. Henry
May and :. j. LcNey.
on AoRrcuIruRAL nPLENTSTs-Messrs w, W Hall.
}. II. Anterior aud II. r. Maefarlane.
OK HoRricuLruRR -Messrs. J. II. Patty. T.. A.. Schae-
fer. G. o. Berger. Ricmenschneidcr Kidwel and FL.
By Order OF the Board,
). s. WEBB,
$40 II Secretary.
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Nan ;. tssg

AdVhue Duy' portion oi the city pre-
-transFely g l--t dIrins business
sir ives. - usual. have been tie
setiyity-
The receipts Of Domestic Produce have been
SUGAR, 22-9OI pckgs PADDY. GG5 pckss; MoLAs-
sEs, s. Pckgs. The Exports have been SUGAR. 74G.-
SCI rs RrcE, 100000 fs per II. w. Amy.
The arrival Of the Abergeldie with Portuguese
immigrants place more labor Of an excellent class
on these Islands. The ship was admirably fitted
and provisioned for this voyage, and her passengers
express themselves we'll pleased with the arrange-
ments and their safe arrival.
In the stock market there has been considerable
activity, some large transactions being taken pIsce.
The tone Of the market mas been firm. Money
amongst the small dealers has been close. and a. a
consequence the purcaasss ia the auction-rooms
have been rather below the average. On Friday,
however, exception was madein favor Of a quantity
OF liquors seized By the Government, for which
high prices were realized.
The movement in shipping have been limited
during the week. The schooner Mesfoo has
changed hands. Mr. J. F. CoIburn / others having
frrchased her for about $1,000.
The Schooner Ida Schnausr arrived at Kahului
on Monday last, and the Consuelo is expected 70
sail next week "wednesday.
We present in this issue the statementOf receipts
and expenditures " the Hawaiian Treasury for the
year ending March 81, 1888.
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Postage to Countries not in the Union.

NEWSPAPERS. ETC.-The postage on newspapers
TO Australian Colonies, New Zealand. Fiji, and Sa-
moa. is 2 cents each paper. On books and other
printed matter, I cents for each four ounces or
fraction of four ounces.
For the other countries named, special rates are
charged, which can be learned by inquiry at the
Office in Honolulu.
u All hostages to any country in or out Of the
Postal Union must be paid in Hawaiian stamps
only.
apr26 SIN H. NJ. p. M. G.
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FOEE.GS

Apr 2s-Hax sshr Mans. KibIin-. , iav- nola Jalut
Nav 81 scmr Abergeldie. watson % days frou II Nj
chaels. via COrJnei. Chile
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IN CHAMBERS. CIRCUIT JUDGE, SECOND JUDI
CIAL District, Hawaia an lsianda.
In the ratter q the Estate of HAVE In Probate.
KoST of Makawho, Maui, deceased.
Proper applications having been filed with this court
by T.. w. Everett aud PosrdmRn, asking that their ac-
counts NJ Executors II the Estate q JOnE u. HAvE-
KOsr Of Maknwao, Mani, deceased. be approved. and that
they and their suretics be discharged fson further respon-
siitlity.
at 10 A. NJ. Mt the Courthouse In Wniluku, be set nv the
time and place for hearing said petition, ana any obJeo-
lions that may be made thereto and MI parties interested
are hereby notified 10 attend.
ABR Fernandez,
Circuit Judge, Second judicial District.
HoSoLULu, April 81, 1888. may6 w3t.
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Can St. Jacobs Oil be boughtier
Yes. for rheumatic pains,
Neuralgia and chilblains,
It's indeed, Sir, very much souShtier.
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THE PACIFIC
OmmrrclaI A0brrttser.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

SATURDAY ...m.~.--~....MAY 5, 1888.
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4where a return receipt for registered matter is wanted.
> cents extra is charged, making the registration fee Is
cents.
with q minimum charge of 8 cents for books and
printed matter, and ? cents for samples.
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The Society's First Annual
uIE "a II "a !
U SHOW

Will. by permission Of His Elk. the Minister OF Interior
be held on the reclaimed ground, msuka of Halekau'
lila Street,
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AWARDS viii also be made for mcrltorlous exhibits
Of articles which may not be included IL the above
list and all exhibits that will be OF interest 10 ths
AgrieuituTalist. the Min owner, or the Hortioultnralis
sic earnestly invited.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28
OUTRAGE COMMITTED ON A
T YEAR OLD COLORED
GIRL IN EASTMAN, GA.

c.. w. SHELTON of the black
smith firm of Shelton & Son., of
Eastman, Ca, committed the Of
fence in their shop, Monday the
9th inst, and left her insensibIe;
called her mother and told her
that her daughter was dying in
their shop. On her arrival she
called in DR. Herman, who pro
nounced that her person had been
dangerously violated. She was
brought to her senses in about an
hour, and she laid the crime on
young SHELTON who had already
left for parts unknown, thought
to be in Macon or some western
state. He should be captured and
lynched to the first tree as they
do colored men.