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mER C1AL.
E0Y0LULU. NAY


no use coneealing the fact that, unless bust
-, -cxives from the present ictnargie state many
5.,I. in retail lines Of trade will be compelled to seek
~ selds for fortune During the past week, trade
Ne, ben unite at standstil, in the city, and at pres
-, ,,rftin, the dizziness continues. In commercial
les there Is but slight activity apparent the man
No. IN which the bulk OF our sugars are now shipped.
,.t,1, throurh ono channel. causing the activity
nAns, nticSsble in the various business houses, at
~ ,st Of and forwarding OF the crop Of our staple,
to be thing Of the pas & ,Va ba. svcccdS HV, R
obtsininr debts TO the amount OF nearly So w and
have nov declared Their naDhty 70 sette. An exten-
sion Of time has been granted WIN the nope INA the
entire bottom will not drop out
me arrivals since last writing have becIi quite
ous and the cargOes brought consist OF lumber coal
frnifs and general merchandise,
INC drnartnres have been few in number and only
two Of The vessels, the Eureka and W Il. Dimond
NHrrc,yitb we present Messrs ". H. Dimoud a Co.'S
REGULAR monthly circular:
SAN FRANoisoo, May lst, 1854.
DEAR sm-Our latest advices were dated April 18th,
and forwarded per Zeslandia.
AR-The New York market has ruled quito steady
since last and an improved tone manifested until
week AGO when il 10 10 have drifted back into
The previous condition Of inactivity.
The Gales Of raw have been few and do not indicate
any ouotabc change in values. Holders have been
quite firm but above buyers views and the demand from
Rehners r. light. Direct imp0rtations are ample for
existing requirements. To-day adviCes still continue
unsatisfactory and get there IL no sign Of relief
from the existing depression. Centrifugal testing $50
arc quotable al 90 ~ 5-lb.
lots have been sold at ~ The demand is for choice
article.
MOLAssEs. No change and very little demand
wooL.-we quote southern and san Joaquin u q
Il cts. Northern Is q ~ cts.
CHAPTERS. English adylccs show an advance for
the week past but again quiet some enquiry has
existed though iranActions have been few. Last char
ter wooden ship 81 Sd. Cork U. X. HHvre Antwerp
EXCHANGE. London, 60 days I6la. New York
singt.
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that as co patients in the branch hospital at Ka-
kaako were about to be removed to MolokAi Re-
solred, that the Board of Health be requested to
postpone the action of removal until after reports
had been received from committees having peti-
tons on the subject.
Hon. H. A. Widemann considered that to approve
of the resolution would be to interfere with the
action of an executive officer of the Government
Representative Smith called attention to the fact
that the Minister of Foreign Relations and Presi-
dent of the Board of Health was not present and
that 1t would be better to ascertain from him
whether any such action removal Of patients
was proposed.
vote was taken on the resolution and it was
laid on the table BY a return of % to 49,
Representative Aholo moved the 'order of the
day and the resolution introduced by Represent
ative kaulukou relating to the constiutionality of
the confinement of leper patients at Kakaako was
taken up.
Representative Godfrey Brown objected to the
placing Of the resolution before the Assembly, as
It had IN his opinion died natural death, the As
sembly having adjourned without action, at the
previous discussion of the motion.
President Rhodes ruled that according to the
rule of the Assembly as stated in Rule "a the res
olution could come up under the head of "un-
finished business" and be considered now in order
bills resolutions and other matters entitled to be
taken up and passed on. This Assembly however,
could decide as IN special cases it had the power
to do, but whatever was done would be regarded
as precedent.
Representative Aholo supported the ruling of
President Rhodes and considered that as "unfn-
ished business" the resolution was properly before
the Assembly.
Representative Smith considered that the sub
iect matter contained in the resolution was such
as TO demand the attention of every member of
the Assembly and thought that a more opportune
time could be found to discuss it than the present
He moved it be LAID on the table.
Representative Aholo moved as an amendment
that the resolution be referred 10 the Sanitary
Committee.
Representative Dole was in favor of the passage
of the resolution as he considered that it would be
very advisable to establish the legal status The
resolution passed as amended.
The bill relating to the erection of buildings
other than fire-proof, was read second time, or
derer to engrossment and to third reading on Mon
day.
Second reading of bill TO amend Section 43 Chap
ter Xiv, Session laws of 1882, relating to the
sale of Spirtuous Liquors" The bill is intended
TO amend the law in existence by the substItu-
ton of the words shall continue in force from
date of approval for the words shall continue in
force until the first day of January 1885. :"
Made the special consideration of the Committee
of the Whole oil Friday.
The bill relating to the identification and regis
tration of all Chinese males in the Kingdom, was
read a second time and on motion was ordered to
be printed.
ATT pm. the Assembly adjourned until pm.
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PASSENGERS.

From Sau Francisco per MaripOsn, May 6 DR. j MOIt
Smith, Ex Gov L r Low wife aud seeant, Miss Flora
Low, W NJ Ncwhall and wife, j n Goldsmith. Mrs NJ
HAyley and child, Mrs = Wagstaf Miss NJ Wagstail,
and maid Mrs Ida McMorris and daughter. Mrs d A
Mckinley and daughter. Peck, NJ Pracht, 3 II Webb.
Q Chisholm Mrs Il II Stretch and 9hild " Kindall,
Miss i Barnard and maid, Miss L Watson, W Lidgatc
and wife, Mrs ID Tallaut, Miss Wright, G Bow
and 81 steeragc.
From Mani and Moi0lui, per Lehua, May 81 7 Nc
Crusscn, Miss Bannster and II deck.
For San Francisco, per Eureka, May &C BallSney,
II 7 Wood.
For san Franciooo, per W u Dimond. May sc r
auckland, J Noble, Mrs Frank and children.
Woodruff johnson.
Windward Ports, per Kinau, May lO-H Cornwc A
II Smith, Rev A y Forbes, Zabluu, J GnaCio, + NJ
Swansey, Capt Berry, II Closscn, p McLaue, Lam
Lun, J X Mclean, . Carter, 5 X Kahai, Motley.
Mrs Grhysoh Miss Wilcox, II & Hnckley and wife. !.
Miles and wife, II SOler wife and children, Amo,
W Seal, Now kenOng, Mrs 7 Huysclden and child,
Mrs Wright, II Henry and I5S deck.
From Kahnlui, per kilauea Iou, May 1O-Capt 4 II
Hebron Master . w Hebron, W II Bailey 7 Il Foster,
Capt Sass, & w II King and daughter. Mrs 7 Wintet,
Bixby, II NJ Jarvis NJ Carr and - deck
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Honolulu, May .stG, isl " = l065 i
COIIRT OF TIE uA-

- waiian Islands In Probate. In the matter Of
the estate Of CATHERINE y. AAKEE. Of Ulapaakua
Maui, deceased interstate. Before Chief Justice Judd
On reading and filling the petition Of 7. Norton
Makee. Of Wsihee, Maui, alleging that Catheanc N
Makee, Of Ulapalakua, Mani, died intestate at San
francisco on the 18Th day Of December, A. ID. 1885
and praying that letters OF administration issue him
1t Is ordered that tuesday,, the gath day Of May, A
ID. 1881, at 10 a. M, be and hereby is appointed for
hearing said petition before said Chief Justice. in the
Court Room OF this Court, ut Honolulu. at which time
and place all persons concerned may appear and show
II any they have why said petition should not
be granted and that this order be Published in the
English language for three successive weeks in the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE newspaper in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, II. l.. April 9th. AID. 1881
A. 2. JUDD.
Attest. Chief Justice Of the supreme Court.
LIZ.
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Mortgages Notice of Intention to FOreclOse

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that pursuant 10 power Of sale contained in
certain mortgage deed dated August 18th, 1ss, made
by John r. silva and Nailau his wife Eualia Silva
W. Julian Gonzayrs and Annie Gonzaves his wife Of
Honolulu Island Of Oahu. Antonio J. Lopez OF the
place OF record in the office Of the Registrar Of
Cunveyances in lber 80 pages III. as 35, 8f7 and
IFS, and for breach OF the conditions In said mort
gage deed contained that all and singular the lands
tenants hcrdfamcnts and other property in said
mortgage deed contained and described will after the
time limited by law be sold at public auction on &C
count Of the breach Of the conditions herenbefore
mentioned.
The property ir said mortgage described being sit
nate at Wailele ManOa, Island Of Oahu, parficu
larry described in Royal Patent No 21l. kuleana Heu
'i; also land stuate ManOa aforesaid described
Apana in Royal Patent No. 2jJs. Kuleana Hclu 17ss
also land at Manoa aforesaid deserbed in Royal Patent
No. 1876 also land at W4ilcle Manoa, aforesaid de
serbed in Royal Patent No us; also land at Manoa
aforesaid described In Royal Pateat No 53 also land
at ManOa aforesaid described in Royal Patent No. go
kuleana Helu 61i2; also land at Kahapapa, Waianae
Island Of Oahu, Aforesaid described in Royal Patent
No. 2i5l. Kuleana Helu ST.; also land at Waikiki
waena, in said Island o. Oahu. containing % 100
acres and also hundred and forty head OF Cattle
more or less; eight pair Of working Oxen, dfty-fy5
head Of Horses, mares and colts, more less, bullock
carts, Jokes, chains. &c, &C. &C.
Dated Honolulu, April - fssf..
ANTONIO J. LOPEZ.
Cecil Brown Atty. for MORTGAGE. 1905 Il
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IMPORTS.

From Newcastle, n W per Hcspcr, May 7-isO5
tons coal.
From Port Townsend, per Kitsap, May Trough lum-
Der, dressed lumber and shingles.
From San francisco per Mariposa, May s-Nisc mcr-
chandisC Bnd coin.
From Newcastle, y W, per John smith, May s-9l3
tons coal.
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per Eureka, May 7-iji5 bags SUI
gar machine, 46 pkgs tea cases whiHScy G3i bags
rice, iSJ bnChs bananas Z empty tanks. Domestic
Value, SiI,6Is; foreign. Sg0l.1O
For San Francisco per w II Dimoud May s-laG55
bags sugar. Domestic value. 81 .573J 80
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NnTICE :
NUTIUE !
lLESSRS CHAN NNO IN q CIIDNG

MESSRS. CHAN WO IN Il CHONG
Ill Lau Of Hongkong, and Chan Kong Of Honolulu,
have withdrawn from the firm Of Tan Yuen s. Co. dea-
lers in general merchandise at No. - King Street.
Honolulu said business will be continued by II. AIMEE
and ChOck See, the remaining partners. who have
sumed all Of the liabilities OF said partnership All
persons indebted to said firm requested to make
payment to said II. AIMEE and Chock See
TAM YUEN a CO.
Honolulu MAY 9th 1881 100 9f
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Thirteenth Day. NAV IOth. 1854.

Assembly met at the usual hour, pm, Presi-
dent Rhodes IN the chair. Prayer by Chaplain
waiamau, reading cf the minutes by Secretary
Pierce.
Representative Dole presented petition from
residents of the district q Honolulu praying that
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Nrw advertisements.
Notice to Stockholders /!

A n ADJOU ED ANNUAL
n meeting Of the Stockholders Of the HONOKAA
SUGAR COMPANY, will be held at the office Of r. A.
Schacfer IS Co., on FRIDAY NEXT, the 10th inst at
i0a m. Per Order.
II. RENJEs Secretary
TIonOlulu Nav 10Th IL
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MEMORaNna

Report OF the o MAriposa, Golding, Command
cr-Left San francisco May let, at ,. Arrived at
Honolulu May sth. at u room. Had fine weather, from
the Ord light nOrthery and westerly WINDS 9Th
svAriable 9Th to port light easterly and trades,
pleasant.
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POUND NOTICE.

IN IHENE Will BE SULD Al TT Il
Ns1rRR bile auction at the GOVERNMENT
&W POUND, -KOHOLALOA, HONOLULU at
v u IL NJ. ON WEDNESDAY, May 2fst the
following esrdyed animals:-t large Red Mare white
forehead, one forward and hind foot white; brand
indseTibable.
iOO01ts A. b. KAAUKUU, Pound Master.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-14

Hanlan had only rowed exhibition races since
his advent in the Colonies. A race between MIN
and Beach the New Zealand champion was to take
. place at an early date.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-14

The harbor presents quite business like ap.
pearance at present, the number of squared-rigged
vessels in port being greater than for the past
three months.
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Yesterday it pleased His Majesty to grant letters
of Denization to Joseph Sykes Webb and George
William Parker. This act makes these gentlemen
subjects and will probably stop further debate in
the House,
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The band concert at the Square on the after
noon of the 10th, was well attended as was also
the enjoyable full moon concert on the previous
evening.
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H. X. II. Princess Likelike and Mrs. c. X. Bishop
will probably return 10 this city by the steamer
alameda, due here on the 22d inst. from San Fran
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BY the mails, per steamer Mariposa, it is learned
that the brig CoHSHcio and bark Discovery arrived
out in II day passage each. The steamer 4gdJie
on April 18th, DAVIS
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The o. $. $. Marfposo, with H. r.. II. Princess
Likelike, and other well known Honolulu voyagers
on board, arrived in San Francisco on April 2lst.
days Is hours from this port all well.
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Mr.. A. Marquee and Mrs. McGrew President
and vice President of the Library Fair, together
with the able committee deserve great praise for
their energy.
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The Makoe Club, under the patronage of H. II.
H. Princess Lydia, gave a concert at the Waikiki
Church on the evening of the 9Th inst which was
n very enjoyable occasion and well attended.
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Before stock-taking my entire stock of Millin-
cry which is the finest that be bought, will be
sold at greatly reduced prices. Chas. j. Fishel
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The 'Crowquill - blow at the President of the
Assembly reads like suggested" thought, writ
ten by the Eddicator" himself.
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The steamer australia arrived in port here on
the 18th inst, from the Colonies, and sailed the
same date at pm. for San Francisco. Amongst
the through passengers were the Marquis and Mar
chioness of Normandy.
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June 1lth is proclaimed public holiday and all
Government offices will be closed.
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The Amateur Musical Society Will hold thoil
usual rehearsal ON Friday evening of this week.
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The Government sustained defeat Oh Monday
the opposition counted "a against n.
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Paul Neumann seems bored in the house. He
does not understand half of what is said. He gets
the "Suggester'' to whisper TRANSACTIONS in his
ear, but if he magines that these transations are
correct he is a very sanguine Paul indeed.
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DIR. j. Mott Smith has returned and Is looking
remarkably healthy. he took his seat in the hous,
on Monday.
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ADMINISTRATOR Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNE HAVING
i been appointed administrator OF the estate Of
Hermann Schriever late Of HoEolClu. deceased. by
order Of the Chief Justice % The Supreme Court the
18th day Of March, A d. 1854 hereby gives notice 10 al
persons having claims against the estate Of Hermann
Schrever deceased present the duly Aufhenfi
Gated TO the undersigned within six months from the
date hereof or they will be forever barred and all per
sons indebted 70 said estate requested 70 make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned
H. T. GLADE,
Admir-. Estate Hermann schrieyer
Dated Honolulu, April lsi 1854. 1908 s.
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Am blk Hope. Penhallow
Am bk Sir VIM Wallace. Brown
Am Blk Elsinorc. jerks
Am bk d { Murray, Berry
Am bk Malay, Carrier
Am bgtne Vim Irwin, Turner
Am BIZ Caibarien, Hubbard
Am bktnc kitsap, Robinson,
Am blk Hespcr, Ryder
Am U Mhrposa. Golding,
Am bktno John Smith kuste
Am bk Abbic Carver. FCndletOn
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate on n


DY ORDER OF A. III
u WRIGHT. ESQ. Gunrdisn nInor 81.
). Kills. and nud1r The azt&Grifr 81 the 11rrI
will sell az Public Auction, on SATURDAY.
a. - o'clock noon. Al my salrsruom. that crriI
efland on Nnuanu Avenue. EiIoinIar M
L1nd and directly opposite TIE property /
fricl, being thc ZANE premises more r1lilcl
scribed IN Royal Patent Ne. 1877 kuicana N
follows
z hooniaka arr IA kc xiii Hnst nIl ~
alanui Nuuanu q me Ia liuao kamuhra nh
punt a hoio ana Ilniaa as lil4 il5 nauku
me kumuhea no Re Alnruul q hiki kc XIII
kcii alma. alaila Akzu l1e niE. go n1nkn 2
nc 10 Houpania no Ike Aupunl a hiki he ]
o kcia alma. alsfla Akau q 9 koun. so aautu
ne ku Umiumi no k Aapnni q hltl / Re ala
anu 1laila hrma ~ , kom. -if n1uku pitt 4
lihi o 10 alanui Sguanu z nisi / Ia Hoorata :
tainiuE an ARA Of nlton Of an acre.
This property l. pleasantly Situated on TIE
above the second bridge and isa Eund lpcs'
residence.
TERMS CASH Deeds a. expense q surs
3. r. ADaHzs. 4
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20-button Kid Gloves reduced from $3.50 I,
$500 per pair at Chas. ]. Fishels.
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The health giving, though gpsty. trade winds
have been prevalent during the week past, being
especially breezy on the 18th and 18th insts. On
the night of the latter date rain showers were fire.
Quent and dampened the dust most effectually.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-14

The Paauhau mill in Hamakua, is Just grinding
off the last of its 1888 CROP Something 1900
tons. There is some talk about erecting another
mill in that locality
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-14

Rev. ]. X. Mclean, of Oakland, Gala, preached
in the Foreign Church, Hilo, on Sunday morning
May 4th, to a full congregation.
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The BaHIu side of KING street, from point
diagonally across from the Police Station TO the
corner of Maunakea street, has lately had added
three large two-story wooden buildings, built by
Chinese and to be occupied by them. Midway be-
tween the two largest roadway has been left
which will be known by the name of Meek's Lane
and will connect Hotel and King streets
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Messrs. ]. A. Kennedy, T. NJ. Starkey, Alex.
Youn5; Refreshments, Messers Theo. H. Davies, r,
i. Bickerton, Capt II. Mist; Decorations, C. Z.
Hensen, A. b. Hayley, E. Purvis, Charles Foster.
The streets in various portions of the business
part of the city show more or less of the handi-
work OF the Road Supervisor, lately, and to judge
from the sudden accession of forces both in men.
carts, stones, lime, etc. it is fair TO presume that
the much abused chief, (often righteously) is try
ing to make bid for the consideration of the
itfHaBdkdiuduqS
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The building in course of erection in the rear of
AHiolani Hale, and also the one at the Aialai end
of the Custom House are fast approaching COM
pletion. and, with favorable weather, work will
soon be so far forwarded that the building will
soon be rooted in.
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KynnersleY Bros, of Kohala, are planting their
Dia,kd lands. Nothing like getting upland cane
in carly
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Mrs. Renton is not in the care of q. Honolulu
physician, as enormously stated by the p. c. 4.
coTresDOndput
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The steamer Mayposa sails tomorrow for Sa
Francisco at 8 pm.
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At O'Clock last Sunday afternoon, some natives
passing near the residence of Mr. Alex. Smith, on
King street. below the Police Station, noticed
that one of the rooms had quite blaze in 1t. In
vestlgation disclosed that the place was on fire.
Happily the discovery made while the con-
migration was in its incipieny and few buckets
Of water quenched the flames. No alarm was
given no cause assigned for the fire Damage
trifiiug
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c Mr.. c. Motley of PaauiO, and Mr.. K. Lyman of
Paauhau, are said to have the finest plant cane
. growing in Hamakua district. Both claim the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-14

The Acting Secretary of the Foreign Office
should be better pleased at not obtaining notorie-
ty than highly amused it, It is true that, "such
an advertisement" (as that given by being
brought under discussion in the Legislaturel lis
always useful to man who has any ambition"
but then such an one will be subjected to very
close inspection, even of made If flint.
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Sailed.
Vessels in Port.

lay Am bktne Eureka, Lee, Tor san Francisco
Sam bkine W II DimOnd, Houdett. for 5
Jpn $ : Australia Chest, Tor san Francisc,
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The band concert on tho evening of the Eth
instant at Emma SQUARE deserves special mention
on account OF the large crowd of people IN attend
ance, and also onaccount of the excellence notice
able in the performance of the numbers on the
programme for the occasion BY I" our boys.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

ATT1Veus
May Am bktne Kitsup, Robinson, from the Sound
Am biz Hcspcr, Ryder. I'm Newcastle, y ; W
S-Am ; ; MaripOs8. GOdinE, I'm
Am bktne John Smith, hustel from NewCas-
tle.N S W
9-Am hK Abbic Carver Pcndeton, from New
New York
iO-PM Is Australia Chest from the Colonies
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The proprietors of the Honolulu Iron Works
have taken the initiative in a movement which
Will tend greatly to ameliorate the condition OF
their employees. as regards comfort and health,
rs-; by closing the establishment at noon on Sat
urday's- This action is well worthy of imitation
BY every business house in the CITY.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-14

Tie Ball committee of the British Benevolent
Society has been divided into the following SUBJ
committees; Floor, Messrs II. Macfarlane, F. NJ
SvRnsey. G. Z Holdsworth, ]. h wodehouse
Whitney Z PurTis and ]. NJ. Dowseit Receptions
MossEs- r. F. Bickerton, A. Mclihbin, f. Starkey,
Thomas May, c. I. Hensen, G Foster Finance,