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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09
Deaths Doings.

Mr. Thorndyke Lie Favor, late manager in the
drug store of Hollster & Co., Died in the hospital
on Sunday last. He was a native of Salem, Mass,
thirty-two years of age and leaves widow and
two children, who reside at Everett, Mass. The
deceased was an active member of the Honolulu
Rifles, which corps turned out to escort the re-
mains of their late comrade to the grave The
procession left the Anglican Cathedral at pm,
headed by the Royal Hawaiian Band and detach-
ment of the Household troops kindly detailed by
His Majesty for the occasion. The hearse was
followed by the full company of the Honolulu
Rifles and long procession of carriages with the
friends and acquaintances Of the deceased. The
burial service read by the Ri. Rev., the Bishop
of Honolulu and the Rev. Geo. Wallace and at the
close the Household Trosps fired parting salute.
Miss Josephene Porter, eldest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. s. Porter of this city, died on Monday
afternoon from the effects of an overdose of NOR
phine The unfortunate young lady had been suf
fering for some time past from neuralgia in the
stomach, and had occasionally sought relief from
her agony in the use of morphine, usually admin
istered by her mother but on Monday, during a
paroxysIn of pain, Miss Porter helped herself and
unfortunately took more than the proper dose.
When first her mother saw her, she supposed her
daughter was sleeping, but becoming alarmed I'M
mediately sent for assistance. DIS. Brodie Nc
Grew and Hagan speedily arrived, butpronounced
life 10 be extinct. Attempts at resusciation were
made, but in vain. 1t was supposed that the young
lady had been dead for half an hour, her parents
are the objects of general sympathy in this terrible
afiictiOn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09
PASSENGERS.


From windward Ports, per Rinau, July 5-H RH
Prince Oscar, Capt II Klintberg, Lieut. sundstrOm.
Col G p iaukea. Mai Dyer and wife, The0 II Davies
A GoeArson, o Mashke. II Herbert r Mooney, DR. L 5
Thompson. kimo Pakc, j kelipi. Miss kahilmoe, J 2
Miller. Miss L Low, Mrs X Rowe, $ p NanihCnui. W
Woods and daughter, kaai, wife and children, W
white and children, Judge \ Fonander, Il A Hcen,
J Ionarons.
From Kauai, per Iwalani, July 6--Mrs Rcimen-
schneider Judge Kakina, Prof Lobcnstein, W Blas-
dell, Z shoening.
For San Francisco per City Of sydney July CIR p
flnney, DIT Newhauss, Frost, Case, wife and {
children. I g Dahl wife and children French. and
~ cabin passengers in transition San Francisco.
From Hamakna per r Bishop, July &C Hardy
L Smith, II Ncttcr.
From san Francisco, per VIM G Irwin July Gil u
Gabbs, L Liebcr, 6 Nixon, Nixon.
For Maui and Hawaii, per Planter. July Wv.
Higgins and wife. 7 NJ Nourg and wife, Frost, 7
kahananui, Geo Mclean and wife, W + Dean, W L
For kahului. per Kilauca Hon, july IIaake
aud wife, Capt IL Hebron. Master NJ Beckwith, Mas
Ter + Damon.
For Maui and Molokai per Lchua. July Mrs d
McCotrision and Child Miss L McCorriston, DR. Geo
Fitch, Mrs. D II Nahnu.
Prom the Colonies, per City OF Sydney, July CIR 2
finncy DIR Newhause, J Frost. Chas Case, wife and
tehildrcn Dahl, wife and children, A French, and
III passengers in transit for San Francisco.
From San Francisco, per Mariposa July S Claus
spicckels, Mrs J Castle, Mrs II Berger children
and nurse, II sopcr wife and children Miss Jose.
Kan, wife and children Paul Isenberc, Atherton.
wife and child, W Homer. Miss Nav Horner Miss
sadie Horncr, Cornwcll 1ianbcrr, Rev W II Rice
II Dodge. Grunow, and 10 in Stecragc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

The AHglicaH Church Chronicle is up to the mark
A short article on "Recreations1 must meet with
very general approval Il seems a pity that the
Rev. Geo. Wallace and Rev. q. s. Mead do not
give some description Of their visit 10 the crater
of Kilauea. The usual subjects are taken in hand
and treated with accustomed ability.
The main stay Of the Friend is as usual Mr. II.
W. Damon's "Ranbles in China" which are sup
plemented BY editorial iottings. also from the
howery land. Among other matters Mr.. Damon
describes the treatment of lepers in China which
seems to be somewhat akin TO their treatment here
viz: "the laws of China rigorous in reference to
the separation Of those tainted with leprosy,
though there are probably isolated cases. those
having wealth are able to bride tho authorities,
and 50 can remain in the privacy Of their homes >
The July number is quite up to the average.
In the HatcaiiaH HoNftiy is an important paper
on "Our Sanitary Statistics which goes lar to
prove that not only sanitary statistics but our
sanitary conditions are in very unsatisfactory
state. Cyril the Sulpician7 maintlins the inter
est aroused by the earlier numbers. Under the
heading Editorial Comment, the story Of the panic
in Gainesville school may find an application
nearer home than in New York. The general
shrinkage Of value in real estate In this Kingdom
is. commented on. Altogether the number Is a
very GOOD one.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09
DIED.

LENEHAN-Af London. England June 18th 1884,
=. ]. lLNEHAN. ESQ.,, Of Honolulu, II. l. brother-in
law OF the late Frank Herbert formerly OF Honolulu
and Australia, aged So
In the midst Of our belong to the eterna
plan"
WILLfAMS--ln this city. July LIST NM JANE VII,
fIans. aged 80 years; mother OF Mrs. H. s Tregloan
wESNER-At waialua, oaAu. July 9Th. WILLIAM NJ
wExNER resident Of these Islands FOR the past ten
years.
NcGREGOR-In this city, July 4th. At the residence
OF her mother Liliha street. Miss SAnAu Monsoon
native OF Honolulu, aged y years.
PoRTER-In this city. on the 9Th inst, JosErHINE
aged Il years eldest daughter OF and Eliza Porter
LIE FAvOR-In this city, at tho Queens Hospital
on the 9Th instant. from hemorrhage OF the stomach
InoRSDrKE LIE FAVOR, q native OF salem, Mass. aEet
s.eafs. re Eastern papers please copy
PASSENGER-In this city, Sunday morning, Jul,
ltt, MANY B., wife Of Henry r. Passenger, aged :
yeare and Eve months.
Mrs. Passenger married Chelsea, Mass. il
Honolulu. Though comparative stranger here, ye
Der winning womanlness had won for her many warn
and true friends, TO whom her suddcn death was
severe shock Since Eirlh0od she has been an earnest
pure, exemplary Christian. During here short resi-
deuce here, IN quiei, unobtrusiye modest way She
has constantly made her influence be felt for good
Though dead she yet speaketh." Nay, she is moi
r1t Is not death TO die;
To leave this weary road
And midst the brotherhood on hinh
To be at homa with God.
Jesus, thou Prince OF Life.
Thy chosen cannot die;
Like fhee. thy conquer IN the strife
To reign with thee on high IA. c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09
cow mERo1AL.


tIV.F Q D o !" II > TT
Business continues extraordinary dull, but little
activity being n0tcably in general lines Of trade and
the prospects for Improvement in tone are not very
fsvrrable The forward movement in sugar which
promises 20 much fol the commercial aud mercantile
prosperity Of the community has not been as active a
seems desirable ut this season Of the year Advices
ter hriovr from W d. & co are most depressing. In
rice Il ere seems to be a slight upward movement
The arrivals for the week consist Of the steamers
Civ Of sydney and Mariposa, the former from the
Colonies and the latter from San francisco with az
assorted cargo. terms Mary Dodge, Excelsior, and
htfne Elitifst from the sound; bctne W Irwin and
Tern ouesn from San Francisco with provisions. etc
al-o he German bark Apollo, from Newcastle n 5
w with a cargo Of coal
T7br only departure for the week was the steamer
CITY Of sydney for San Francisco.
The following T. the COllcctor-Generals Table OF
domestic Exports for the second quarter 1884, com
nared with the second quarter Of ls II will be seen
that there is a falling on In value OF S3oO,5o'.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

EDITOR GAzErTE:-I see by the paper that the
notorious "KekOa' has again been appointed
Tax Assessor for Hilo; this incompetent indivi-
dual, who gave the tax payers so much trouble
and extra expensednring the last Assessment
l own some property in Hilo District, and have
had to pay double taxes on it. Has It come to
this, that the people have no right that the Min
listers will respect; Are SHARES to be thus treat
ed; our money wrongfully taken from US, and
then illegally expended, as is clearly shown by
the report of the Finance Committee. I I'M
derstand the only reply the Minister gives is
that it is too late, the appointment is made. II
is never too late 20 make right 2 great ler0ng.
assure His Majesty the King, that strong feel
ing now exists all over the Islands and with all
classes Of citizens, against the way the Govern
ment has been conducted during the last two
years
History informs Us what has befallen Rulers
and Chief Ministers of Kingdoms, and countries
where they have disregardsd the constitution and
laws made by the people for their guidance and
history sometimes repeats itself
W. Y. HoKNEH.
Tahaina IuIv gfh 1891
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09
IMPORTS.

From San Francisco, per Queen, July I-Full cargo
general merchandise, provisions, etc
From Newcastle, s W, per Apollo, July 3-lO67
tons coal
From Eureka. per Mary Dodge, July 2-lo9.4io II
rough and le4. s4i II dressed lumber.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09
BORN.

AZ Kalihi, oahu, on the 9Th inst to the wife of W.
d. Rice, daughter.
IN ,his city the 9Th, inst. to the wife Of George
5. Harris. q son.
In this city. the erd, inst. to the wife Of Hon
Godfrey Rhodes, daughter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

Mr.. h. 8errer and the memberso of the Hawaiian
Band have done themselves great credit during
the week past hy tie numerous performances
given By Glion at one place or another With their
upuAl exceliencl.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09
PORT OF HONOLULU.

July Am tern Queen, Brandt, from San Francisco
2-Am tern MARY Dodge Paul, from Humboldt
3-Ger bk Apollo Bohn, from Newcastle, n 5 W
6-PMSS City Of sydney. Dearborn, I'm Colonies
Gam bEtne w q Irwin, Turner, from San Fran
6-Am bktnc klikitat, Cutler from Pt Townsend
Am tern Excelsior, Piltz, from ~ Townsend
SO $ Mariposa, GoldnG, from San Fran
Sailed.
suys-PMss City Of Sydney. Dearborn, FOR San Fran
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HAWAIIAN PHRASE 1ooK
Nntina al Cnnr-Rirht

nE IT RENEMBERED That OK
ID a. an d1v On Wlr. a. n. i1sf 7. a. DAT o.. p.
honolulu Island o. OIln. H. T.. u ll10III1EI
section 3 OF an Act 20 enrourarc l.1r141f - r.
KINGDOM bf securing TIRE copies % Nl-I.t 80 ~.
Ia file f1fhnis ADD rroprieIors Or lurn lllI14| ~
uruVrI on The IIIf % UlTrI1 Der. a. y I1HII NA|
posiicd IN this ufiee fhc tliie n Pc roo-|
TIE HAWAIIAN GUIDE DoC$
Containing hriof de.cripf|on q Ar NAH1NI.
~. lhrIr 7trrIIrre I1ri11'IIf1I fcENIII|E "0|'
si-,rs .crnerr solrfn0es. rIutIt. r1NI|NI."N 50
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

DE IT HEMEMBEisED fHAT On
ID The dffh DAY of May a. b. 80 .. - eff. 4a. -
Honolulu Island OF Usan. o. T.. IN acroIdsrtc via
section OF a. Aci % encoufl-c lrl-n'1- D 'l.I
Kingdom BY securing the Copies oi tlil.it ~ p
10 he kutbaf- and Proprietor. 1f srch Copies -.
proved on the 1lrf 20 Decrmbef a =. i1.A ua4 -
posifed In ihis Office he tifie % b. hnoE
HAWAIIAN PHRASE BOOK
IA Hnaolelo = me ma oiels kisrse ma r. eItia Nef4
t,nir nj "a 0lrio Ifaruil BY D. ~. H1li1fI. n0Nt
iaIn u ~. OAT. Iil. a Co.. Puhifsleft aad tIaI|l1
erT is8i M fgti. % which he cillms 1furIl 80
proprietor
n frsr5uov1 rnsnrng have herranio ~ ur Sod
and fansrt fhe seal nf ttn in1rfIuf d.
fseru n1rmeuf iu H. ln1cl ME SD ~ II
NAY a. b. iftl
fsi~uetu CfIAs. RI. GCLII ~
td1- =. WInIsffI Of rnrafI1I
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Ferms Of saIes

The above property will b. sold 10 CASH. 20 81
Dsid upon the delivery o. convey sIIlin 90
week from date @ sale 40 deeds a ezQsnse = 4at
chasers.
The cane now on the land menfiuncd T. under ~
proved CULTIVATION pending -aic and j. convenient q
kaneohe and lfceia Mill.
e. Further lnfurnlfion may tr ild. lni i1e I1'i
Leases examined az 10 law u1icra % z. y ttIiald
and .. ~ M0nsannif. DE As-irarrs ~ % hsi1fs. n
Honolulu.
- amnsnn nnrssr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

The managers of the Royal Hawaiian Agricul-
tural Society met on Monday evening. After rou-
tine work was concluded it was resolved that
Society silver medal be sent to Baron Won Muller
of Melbourne in recognition of the many acts of
kind assistance rendered the Society by the Baron,
including gifts of seeds, etc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

substantial brick culvert has been constructed
on each side of Nuuanu Avenue at its intersection
with School street, either as bridge OF water
course this is a great improvement on the old
wnn1nn srrnctnres
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09
Loss of the kerning Star.

BY the way of Hong Kong and Boston kilograms
| have been received from Captain Garland. Of the
wreck Of the NorRiHg Star on Kusaie, or StrOng's
Island. one of the Marshall group, no lives lost.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

musical entertainment will be given at Ka-
waiahao Church on Saturday evening next, under
the leadership of H. r. II. Liliuokalani in aid of
Waikiki Church. Prof. Heyman offers his ser
vices on that occasion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

The Mortuary Report for the month of June is
on the whole favorable inasmuch as it returns the
lowest death rate IN the same month for seven
years, except in 1882, when there was one death
less, but the unattended deaths are too numerous
amounting to Just one-third of the whole.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

BY the Mnriposa news was received Of the birth
of a son to the Crown Princess of Sweden. At noon
salutes were fired by the TaHadis and Teffsy Pr
saul and congratulatory visits exchanged.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

Messrs. Bishop a Co. are now prepared to draw
exchange on the Chartered Bank of India Austria
liza and China
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

Manila basis II s56s5 for 81 per cent
RiCE-owihE 10 heavy sales east arrive at prices
ranging from 4scts 10 4cts, leaving the market herr
bare, and little having forward rich has advanced
10 4Aots GO days. This price Is likely be maintained
for some time unless UNUSUAL large amount come;
forward. No stock on hand.
MOLASSES-Normal quOtationl2i Sets
fLoUR-G. G. Extra Family So; FL Dorado 81
BRAN-ei5. GROUND BARLEN-sl9.
BARLEI-No. / feed, S7tzcts
0kTS-Fair, Si.50 Medium, si.65; Choice $50.
IIME-ei1n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

Public exercises will be held at St.kAlban's Col
ege during Thursday and Friday Of this week
Friends of the institution are respectfully invited
to attend
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

His Majesty the King, the Princesses Likeliko
and Liljuokalani attended the concert given by
the Malihini Club at KRwaiahao Church. last Sat
urday evening. H. r. H. Prince Oscar of Sweden
and Prince Giovanni del Drago were also present
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

II, Il. H. Princess Liliuokalani held a reception
at her residence on the Sd inst which was attend
ed by officers from the men .of-war in mort.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

Hon. A. S. Cleghorn remains for the present at
DR.. Trousseaus residence, but is considerably i'm
urOvpd in health
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

His Majesty gave audience on the 3rd inst, to F.
A. Schaefer Esq, Italian Consul at this port to
Prince Giovanni del Drago and the Captain and
officers of the Veto, PisdHi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

His Majesty's reply to the Petition emanating
from the Lyceum meeting is of n somewhat differ
ent tenor TO that returned to the representatives of
the planters in 1882.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

Pastor Cruzan and family spend the remainder
OF July at Waikiki, at W. W. Halls. Communi-
cation through telephone 60 will reach them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

The AdreriiseI' had another birthday last week.
Mlth every change of editor and owner the paper
seems to change its natal day. if not It's politics.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

Business has not been very brisk at the Marine
Railway lately, the decrease in shipping arrivals
lessening the opportunities Of its being brought
into service
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

The Honolulu Stock Exchange held meeting
last Wednesday morning. There was but little
business transacted although stock prices were
somewhat lower
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

Soundings taken by the surveying party on
board of dis Italian Majesty's ship Peftor Pisani
during the voyage from Callao TO this port result
ed in discovering that the greatest depth was 300
fathoms situated about three days sail southeast
from these islands,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

The Fourth of July Ball at Music Hall was voted
10 be grand Success by all who were present and
participated in tho pleasures of the occasion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

By the MaJiposa yesterday morning, the intel
ligence was received from London of the death of
Mr.. f. I. Lenehan of this city, which sad event
occurred June 18th. Mr. Lenehan left this city in
1885 to try the benefits of foreign travel and med
without any beneficial results, and was at last
compelled to bow to the fate of all mankind. Mr..
Leneban leaves many friends in our community
who will regret to learn of his death and will
sincerely mourn his loss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

The p. NJ. S. S. city of Sydney arrived in port
here on the 9th inst. from the Colonies with Auck-
land news dates to the oath ult. The only import
ant Colonial news brought was that a rowing
match had been arranged between Hanlan and
Beach, the event to take place on the 10th of
August, on the Paramatta River. for a purse of
lington, n. H., and try conclusions with local
sculler there.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09
SATURDAY, AUGUST %
1851, at = O'Clock neou.

ne following interest,", Of aid Z, A.iug 3 SECS.
hooaupoko, leland o. oahu, Aforesaid. "a;
LOT Lease from William U.I,un. . Al siu.. ".
about thirty acre. % sugar land on lais1 lItn o.
libcr . f0llos ti for the tcfn % .ra rcars non
November It, iss, a rental Of tsentTssycn dollars
per annnm-
LOT s-Lcase from & g IIauis. 10 Al sias. " ~
acres % ricr cane laud Situate u uapunlN1IT ~
the term d years from me s8ih Of Nay, ~ ga
rental Of I've dollars per acre per innum.
LOT s-Lease from G. c. Hasri. To- An si.r If a -
At knpuuahula containing H-ioo acres q tnIl 1nda
on which stand. tEo-sioried dveiiag nearly pew. q
cook house. &c. &C. In good ,ondiiIon ThI. III.
together with all improvements VIII y sod cs ef az
expires on the Jet day Of January. isss.
LOT t-Loaso from C. C. Harris 70 Z. "A slssl.s
a Of ten years from 1t uf January. 1873 Ard 81
the "a Of Kapaae containing q about .
upon twenty acres o. which promising cfun o' clnn
avaiiabIe pasturc and- This land WIN be ehaf1si
with annfai rental N SD By the trsms q aid
lease.
Lor 5-Lease from uonixn (sl aud Mri1l1 a. her
husband. 10 An Sing, dated Atb APRIL ISIS o. 11d
In ROYAL Patent siss l. q. award AZ 70 Laas s1sa5
acres aud ~ a chains. rhi. lease erRres lsl q
May, 1875 and draws rental % 50 per auuum. mis-
land has good crop Of cane growing thersou.
LOT 6-Leaso from a. y. McKennrY to Al sins.
date 18th september i53I foe term % eight yr1fl
from date al an annual rcnta % 81 u f lcfes chT
| tnro land at keaahlia-
LOT z-Le1-e from kaaaueAn Eanisa % Al 8iae.
dated May % fs19 Of Apana Of Royal Faient ilit I.
e. Award nsu az kaneohe, f1r ne term e "a years
| from Junoist iss1 NJ an annual ren;Si % ~.
LOr san undivided half interest IA ~ .aal re-
% land situate al ke1ah1l1 cont1unl ln area % LI
acrcs more less sud described in r. r. - I. G.
Aw1rd rs 10 Kauenoku and that vas conveyed 70 IN
Sing By Kcauepocpoe (yl BY deed dated nd fe1r1afr
is78 and recorded 10 Libef - iolio 20 AIao leaaa
from John Kaaleie % Asne dated My nh. 80. 81
his Interest ia the remaining half % The above d.
seribed Knicaua Tor the term % Ten years fom Jane
"a. is58. at an sunuai rental o. ten dollars.
LOr a-An aud singular the ini----t u AZ sing.
heinz a faufn ninth share in and % narr 1f 1H9lF
lands az Lnlugu, now bed by ne bop oarn-. ~
virtue of lease from G Harms, % Aftl. alls 1pl.
daer June Ia 1871 extend uliil Jnly Ia - q
annual rental o. g. par There T. no j. callI1-
tion under thi- abo1f forty upau hair
of which good crop Of cane l. growing.
LOT IO-Lea.e from Watson. Al sln- fsirI
Nov sgih 1881 OF record liber "a % 1iifi1 1f r1lla
lie sugar llnds al Punaiuiu fof tcri1 ending jay
Ist fs39 This lease comprises n1out tEenfT lrftf.
on when dne crop of lrst ufponl u Low EtlaInli
and IT, subieff 10 In Inunal rental Of 2 ..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

Queen Emma's garden party yesterday afternoon
was largely attended and proved very pleasant
affair
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09
Mor.gagss,. EotIes d ForseIo.urs : Of Sac.

II ~ -L1LOANAgaNANLAA W - II - II - "
u r. Of sale contained In a certain mortgage made By
Jones % Mar Hail. flzsEurd 10 Phirp Builerl
dated the esth day % September 1880, recorded IN libef
50, page SO Notice 4 hereby given i1at aid moga
intends r. foreclOse sad mortgage, FOR condition
broker. and upon said foreclosure Will sell 81 public
auction % the Eaie-room % Adams In Honolulu,
faid day. premises described In tad mortgage
below speciacd. Farther particulars BE- bad o. v
r. Castle. Aitorucy-at-Law. PHILIP BUTLER.
Assignee Of Mortgage.
Premises 10 be sold are situated IN Waluih1 and
iaeua. leland % Kauai, and conalet Of % shares
ont OF about ~ In the magnificent Ahupua1 Of WaiDi
Ia. Kauai. containing kal0 and kua and inerhaustabe
wood land. ~ % acres Of valuable land IN Name.
covered with fine vineyard and olive orchard. 1913
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09
ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT Town.

ABOUT TowE.
Suit has been brought by Messrs. Grinbaum a
Co. vs. Heeia Plantation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09
HENRY MAY & Co.
ffOi5i


all ACCOUNTS DUE Me MUST
IA BE PAID before JULY LIT. a. I am about
leave this Kingdom. All bills against me will be
paid on pTtseutatlon.
"a Attention TO the above By al those Indebted to
me viii greatly obllgC L. ,. KERR
Honolulu, June 18th. ISL 1913
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

Mr.. Claus Spreckels and Hon. p. Isenberg al
rived yesterday morning BY the Mayiposa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-09

Herewith we present Messrs. Williams. Diniehd Il
Co.'S regular monthly circular per steamer Mariposa
SAN FRASusoO, July LIST, 1881.
Our last circular was dated June 10th, per Alameda
SUGAR-New York adyices Of June 18th quote gran
Mated At 6Scts. Cuba Centrfugals o. tcst at 1IlG
CITE, or icts lower than at same time last year.
We quote from our exchanges" The financial dis
trees In Cuba causes continued pressure to sell and
prices have reached the lowest point ever known
In the history Of the trade. Cane sugar is rela-
which have entirely ceased and our Refucrs are
exporting their product to the United Kingdom.
Notwithstanding however the Sugar trade has not
proved profitable TO either Refners or Importers
To what extent tho low prices will affect tie future
product Of cane sugar, 10 IL impossible form a
reliable estimate. That less will be grown in Cuba
and other Of the West Indies seems only natural con
sequence Of the existing condition Of affairs
Planting usual at this season, Is entirely abandoned
many estates and the planters holding on ten
aciousy TO their balances Of this years crop in the
hope that some Improvement yet to come will help
them out The u :. has received 1000 tons more
from CubA this year that last 10 this date which leaves
in the Island more TO come 10 the L. :. than came
last year after this date say la5 600 tons Importers
and Renners stocks In the -four ports markets a. -
are 5Ooo tons over last year, say 10 per cent in
crease
LONDON. June 18th Excess stock over last year 49,
bnyers.
importation Of sugar in San Francisco, from Jauy.
ist 10 date arc as follows
From Hawaiian Islands ........... i5l tons
Central Amcrica....----.-..-.. as "
Mania. ..--------------.. o,'lU -