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IMPORTS.

From San Francisco, per \ pmond, June az
Davies & Co, % G. groeerie,; Msin,yre Bros, 4so
lac ae o. i oa. -. sa sn e
and pkgs carriage materials. 30 SKIS coal, $50 bis hay
sks oats, pkg hose, y horses mules, ~ cows
i eoisrs. ID ron pipe ir~n Co, ,esoa S1sI.,
300 bags Hour; ] Bush, 100 pkgs iced. McChesney
Son, pkss oats, 20 sks corn, BIS SOAP pkgs
as hats Order, merchandise, "a, bbls whisksy
From San Francisco. per Alameda. June ,3-Crn-
baum, Co. 10 c. cigars, 10 cs tobacco; W ! Dean.
mineral water; S c. fireworks Hosier 4 Co, 4 cs
glassware. II buckle, 9 es head,tones; Carter 10,
bis dry goods. !. Smith. c. sewing machines; 4
Mossinan. rs casks glassware; Maefariane & Co. 400
beer: Irwin Co, cs machinery, 90 pkgs groceries,
s7s pkgs iced bu soap, 400 SKIS Hour. sks bar
ley, ks, butter. c. cigars, coils rope, $3.50 posts; G
W MaeiaHlane Co. IA st, oats, zoos plgs feed aud
< Co, 40 pigs iced, y pkgs hardware; May Co. IS
PKG, xro,sr's' .:t pkg' hardware; DAVE, s Co ,oo
s bay Dtr sGs e, piE s.o sss wG Ed
son : GO, so3 .pkss vines; y ) Sachs, Pig. dry
so9sass; Is Isyss ssg.:' a.,ioae,y; 0riss'.
se@oa. saiik %. q. pigs drugs. Lsvsy 1 CO. "a,
SSs. s SscSs,ss s SON. ps. as ss sSs
w,iiams. 70 pkgs fuTni,ure Wilder * Co, Iol ri Is
msIehandissi Kennedy Go, g s,sar:; Whitman
carriage material; Allen Robinson, pkg, furniture;
II Nolie, 10 pkgs grocsIies
From Liverpool per Clan Grant, June sy-H A
widemann, asa steel rails, "A pkss plates and bolts;
Mott, iIo pkss hardware, as Pkg, pipes sheets
ron, bdls wire; Hall Son Ibs pkgs hardware, etc
sehssisr Co. as c. beer; Castle Cooke, pkgs lead
pipe pkgs galvanized pipes. Ton ETC. IS ptgs hard
care, ETC. % b6ls dundee, pkss paint sbs.s etc;
Bsnsoa. sni,h Co. ~ pkgs drugs, etc. Crnoaua, 1
Co. sc2 pigs soap, sore,. etc. Hoilschlaexer Go, -
iquors, 10 bis dundee; Hyman Bros, " pkgs dry
goods; Davies CO, t3y bis dundee 20 pkgs hardware.
spkgs blankets, r,ls hoor cloth. RAD pkgs tubes
shaft 1855 bils and bars iroa bids wire sss pk
sundries. pkss metal, 200 bds hoop iron, pane
CO machinery D, pkgs dry goods and eotsons. b,s
soap. 40 pkgs paint, and ola stores 90 iron and
sheet plates a kegs of rve,s " begs SPIKES IS
PIX iron 10. bhIs cement, hTe brick, loas coke
10 roek salt; iiaekisd 20, c, so,ons and belt
goods. shisksy. sos pkss sores, IS pickles.
piano no pkss assorted merchandise, ros bdls wire, q
pigs hardware, 500 sisepefs, 40 kess bolts ass pkg
hardware, anehp,, ~ dry sooas. ste, no pkg,
pslinls and obs . bags gunpo~der. and s7si pkss
IN uansitu Tor San Francisco
From San Francisco per Queen, July MAY I Co
sss pl e sugar $50 pkss gram zad feed bhls salt
20 ca bread, 10 Ks Hour. Caasle Cooke. ses sk.
aour H.efisd Go, - ks arisy, 10 rs Hour. s.
IA. hay. 5 Dbl, inn, " bf a.. i7zT ~ bone meal
BN~sl a "a }se ~ heus piiinshA.a I. 20. - pks.
tu.s; Haf Soa y, Ia sai; % Jadd /. Is bran
ks,' "a. q. issi; N McIasrny. .. pks, Lo'ss ga.
sh,ss; Sullivan haeki-s = "a. 10 bis h-y iss al
I Cat.
fsoa Newcastle rsr Apollo, Jsly y--lo.z toas coal
fran Eureka. psT Mar podss, July s-rS N PICK
es,. 49, sse 4 nsrssh aad sst,sst dressed redwood
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OF SOM one else, said, Markham, Wodehouse
and Dowsett look Ell sick But the eighth
innings filled my cup with unhsppiness for
the Oceanics made three run, and sent our
boys to the field With goose egg. now
elt desperate and tired to awake. iur the score
stood ~ to 8 and our boys you'd have TO
make runs to win. But 1t vas no use !
heard the ninth inning called aud ~, the
game through like Fate watching Despair. Our
boys vhitewsshed the Oeesnics and tned to
cheer them, but my voice seemed TO die away
in an echo. Our boys now wen, to bat, but
everything seemed to grow confused, and IL
seemed as II they could not reach hW base,
but slipped back every step they took All
at once the crowd in the pavilion around me
began to shout, and thought jumped up to
see what the matter was, when bumped my
head against the bed pos, and swoke. OF
course you know don't believe in dreams but
am rather anxious to hear how that game
comes out this afternoon let me know
will you, soon rs you get back
promised him would and in the evening
| handed him the following score, for alas
his dream had been too true
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Honolulu. luly /. 1854.


EDITOR SATURDAY PREss.-.r ! wish
of the roads and bridges in the district Of
Hanalei There has been appropriated for
the district Of Hanalei for roads and bridges by
the last legislature 5000 !; and when the
1900. Other road supervisors in the same
district did not have tina, amount for six years.
and they kept the roads and bridges in good
order without any complaint being made. The
community at large cannot find where the
prescn, supervisor has spent $500 during the
last two years. Perhaps some explanation
could be given in the house of Legislature. how
this is so. The roads and bridges are in such
a horrible way tina, it Is dangerous to life.
Somebody ought to be sent to inspect them.
AT leas, ten bridges are not fit to 60 over,
especially at night, for fear OF accident And
there have been several accidents Of late (;
horses breaking their legs, arms being put out
OF joint, bugges thrown over. Nothing has
been done Of any moment for the last two
years. There ough; to be another road super.
visor appointed, for the present supervisor is
no, fit for such work for he has shown him
sell to do nothing. Whatever his reports may
be, do not know. They may have been sat.
isfactory to the government, but whatever he
has done to roads or bridges is good for
nothing. The community at large ought to
know that the valuable road supervisor Of the
Hanalei district is Jim Bush, who was APP
pointed to this office by his brother John Bush,
former minister. II Jim Bush wants any
satisfaction he may get j, from me by law or
otherwise, though as a matter Of fact his neg.
ligence as supervisor has left me with only one
arm. For myself met with an accident on
part Of the roads. to the dangerous character
o. which have OH several occasions called
his attention. do no, believe tina, you will
&c, one man Of sense in this district to write
in opposition to this letter and il those in
authority are no, satisfied with this statement
Of fact, they may get any further explanation
from, Yours Truly,
c. BERIElMASN,
Hanaiei Kauai, June goth, 1854.
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COMMERCIAL.


Hosotutu, July 49,.
"kh,t tb. bald. J, over. bushes prospects viii
brighten 1h.r. are thos, who thins. or would III, 10
make rs believe they think III, b.uis for reformation
is lst cause aud that &C nud s,ule down work
aud scr-pi the in,visM. For tn. hop- u Hawaii se
tr,s, ti. condition OF shsirs u be allowed 70
taue iot another two ys.rs The recent expose BY
the Financ. COMMITTEE. and the discussion OF the want.
Of confidence resolution tn, financial condition Of the
government ltl, .rsund for hcpe Of reformation
snd restoration u national credit under the prevent min
istsfiai reg.me With the "~hhssashiny Of their
past deeds Their. Is practically limit the gam, Of
duck, and brakes " which they may play with the
hn.nces Of the country hereafter. IL will readily be
therefore. thai there has been aud he no i'm
prosemen in commercial Affairs l there i improy'.
political world. With new cabine, OF
honest devote ihei' energies to repairing
iswali's injured name. much would be done toward
re'oring public confidence.
IN business the week has been quiet as is prsde
there being nothing Of special to report,
Arrivals Of shipping have beea light for the week
note the Queen from San Fr.nei,co -i,h assorted
merchandise, Oh. Mary Dods. from Eureka With lum-
Der. and the Apollo, from Newcastle with coal for the
City Of Paris
In departures tn, W Dimond sailed for Kshuu
20 load or San Francisco, the kslstaus and Alarmed.
.,.d for that pot direct on the Isl instant, and the
Amy Turner and Mount Lebanon sailed the day pre-.
rious tOr Hongkong These elesrances have thnned
the harbor considerably. II
The value Of export, since our last issue amount to
about S,so,of,s6.
Too Maui plantation eomp.ni., snnoune. dividend.
this week, the Grove Ranch plantation Of sio.oo and
the Psia Plantation Company Of $500 per share. for
ths quarter
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III. Bsmed.s for the Leper..

Last Wednesday the geneval committee Of
ladies interested in the recent benefits for the
lepers met at the palace, accompanied by Mrs.
George Beckiey and Mr.. w. w. Hall, their
secretary and treasurer The committee con-
sisted of the following ladies' Queen Kapio-
lani president; Mrs. A. +. Judd, vice.presi-
dent; Mcsdamcs B, Ii. Austin, c. NJ. Nc
Gully, A. 5. Cleghorn, S. G.. Wilder and J.
S. Nc Grew. Chamberlain Judd interpreted
for the queen, who made return OF over $ISoo
which had been paid her 1t was not decided
just wha, should be done with the fund. The
idea of the vice president, and several others
interested in the movement, was tina, the
money should be used 10 found scperai e
asylum for incipient leper children, when they
should be KEEP, apart from the more advanced
stages OF the disease and where their morals,
personal cleanliness and general health could
be be better supervised than a, Kakaako OF
kelawao. Others thought the money was to
be expended in purchasing neccssaries for the
leper settlement at Kalawao. The board Of
health has tardidly secured that settlement
telephone communication with supcrintead-
ant Meyers residence, so that i, seems unlikely
that official will permit any togo without
necessary supplies; and it seems general desire
tina, the leper fund secured by the hard work
OF many estimable ladies' should bs put
into some permanent, shape -like that OF an
asylum for children, to be named, perhaps.
after Queen kapiolani.
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DIED.

DIED.
sPENCER.in this city. June asth Thomas Spencer
native Of Rhode Island and a resident Of tbe,s
Islands for thiriy.hve years.
RowELf.-At Koloa, Karai, June ts Rev c. h.
Howell, native Of New Hampshire in his 10Th year
resident Of these islands since 1879.
WlLLlAMS-ln this city, July /. Mrs. Jane Williams.
aged rs years; mother Of Mrs H. S Trepoan
WENNER-At Waialua, Oahu, July 4, 1884, W. NJ.
wenner. resident of these islands foi the pas, ten
years
MeGREGOR-ia Honolulu, Jul, 9Th, a, the residence
OF her mother No, Y l.iha street, Miss Sarah Me
Gregor, native Of Honolulu, aged "a years
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Auction Sales.
N1oRroAosEs NOTICE OF SALE

n, direction nf MI. \ J. Cartwright attorney In
fact Tor Mary J. Brown. the mortgage named In a
certain indenture 90 Mortgage dated Iunc 18Th, 1884,
snl also n the additional changes thereto made Wy
Mar II MtKeague md John Mckeague, her hus.
I'll At Public Auction IN SATURDAY., July abTH,
n - noon, A. nay silcsroom In Honolulu, AND AL
THAT CERtAfN PIECE OR pARCEL or LAND
the oofuer Of Hotel aud Richard Streets being
the premises particularly described w Royal
Patent No it1t, and containing q to-tco u
acre.
Also an that CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL
OF LAND situate on Hotel stree, afore aid adjoining
the premises above described, aud More particular;
scrthed ia Royal Patent No y. For further parrish.
lar apply 10 T. r. ADAMS, Auc'ioncrf.
o. TO Cecii brown, Auome, for Mortgage.
Al
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PASSENGERS


Por San Francisco, per Alameda, July i--Jams.
Campbell. wife aud Family. Miss Nicoi Miss 4 "
Whitney, Miss Bunker, Miss King, Mrs A
Miss X Lewis. Mrs ] A Kennedy. G w Lee, c
Berrill, X Muller, Mrs J Cameron, Mrs d MeC;regof
L Bu,nell, J Hendricks, Dexter, II Roberts and
ne,,, Brown and a Wife ' .' Msefa.ne gep 3
Roberts. 4 X Meyers. J Tilden, r W Irwin. + Bago,
Coutolene, DR. Thatcher. Il Bradley and wife, ii
Roth. Foley, Walsh. ] Ward Madame Zeitska
and daughter.
For Hong Kong, per Amy Turner. June GOTH Miss
Newell, ! l. Graham, A iesse and ,o3 Chinese.
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A Wonderful Picnic will be MI cu4ans
theme Sunday morning. In the evening his
theme silI be What Is the foundation of Ma.
tionai stability and Greatness "A Foar,h Of
July after thought xiIh iia~ aiian application.
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SATURDAY PRESS

Publication oH,ee IL at % Merchant street Ed.
torisi rooms a, 10 Fort trset
Subscribers and Advertiser wiH please address
rHoS. G. THRUM Publisher aud Proprietor.
All matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed to the SATURDAY PRESS
Notice Of any events Of interest transp,fink on
the other islands win always be thankfully received
for publication. Correspondents ate requested to
append their true names to all commute tions,
no, foe publication neeessariy, bot as guarantee
that the writer Is acting In sood faith
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-05

On the Eva side Of the Paaoa extension 81
EInma Street, near school sueel. there !. .
vaean, lol advertised ior sale by the oilo.ing
inviting sign Il want TO .eli this yara for
1. 200 dol, this r..se is cheap Thos. c. Po-
lilahi"
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Runs Oceanic, 2Io21o on
Runs Honolulu, o o o - oo o-5
Runs Eaned--Oceanic, 7; Honolulu, 3.
There was only one two base hi, made by
Gauenberg Of the Oceanic.
First Base on Balls-Oceancs. a. Honolulu,
Struck Ou,--By Wall, s Swan, Dat, Dow
sett, Winter, Sharrett.
Jones.
IONA.
Honolulu tuly :, 1884
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EXPORTS.

~ s.a ir.aeises. psr IN. Jane - s.'i. pkg
sugar vain. S,p,e<s
fs Iis,xkosx VI Aa,y Ts,ass. Jsae ,o--isse @
fer s.a f.sessso. 81 EaLis1.. Jah 49, 20
pkgs .sx2f. .ss tlt lsois--<s, sac b>ss nee lac,
so&s<. 4 fAsahas tAnks vaise ss~<a< hssssE.
"a 81 F'saetss " Al..sa. Jsy ,-.%n,
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Vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports.

Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports
MICRONESIA. Am b.tne. MoRsiso star Garland
Overdue. Il. o. Hall Son. Agents
LTrRrcoi, Brit bk VAWvN.. ............f ingram
Due Sept i5-3o
PoRr rowssEsD, Am tefn ENesLssos. ...... Pe,ts
Due now. Wilder Co, Agents
BsxMHs, Haw bk C. K Bismor. ......... ... waker~
Due August io-is. Haekfeld 4 Co, Agents.
PoRr BLsxkiy. Am bgtne CouRrsN fosD.. Miller
(for KshuluiJ
sypsas, A.s CITs OF SYDNEY ....,... b.. .Dea<bors
Due July O. Hsekfeld s Co, Agents.
NawcAsTLR, N 5 W, Am ship III DosADo -
SAN FRANCISCO, Brit ZKAIAspiA. ..... Weber
Due July -. Haclfeld Co., Agents.
LtvRRreoi, Brit biz OrHsLIA, ....----------
To sail June !, r. II. Davies Co., Agents.
luLUtr, Am. bgtne HAZARD. .Tiensy
Due in all October A. +. Cooke, Agent.
SAN FRAscisco, Am. bktne acknowledgements s
Due July $40 Hackfeld l. Co, Agents
SAs FRASGisco, Am bgtne W. q. iRwfH. Turner
Due July $40 w. G.. Ir~iu Co. Agents
SAN Francisco, Am hk ID. c. MuRRAy. 49,. Berry
Due July $40 Haekfeld Co. Agents
SAN FRAacIsco, Am 5 S. MAsIrosA- ..-.. Goldins
Due July a. Irwin Co. Agents
HosGKoSc, Am Blk CRyLos ...............---
Due August C. Brewer q Co., Agent.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-05

The Sunday srhools ID kanmakaPii held
their quarterly examination and exhibition in
the church basement last Sanda, under
the direction Of the general superintendent.
Ma. A. l. saith.
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AAispina N.tes

The Clan Grant has docked al Brewer,
wharf TO discharge her cargo Of English staple
goods which she IL turning on, in good order.
The Queen is dischargins her load OF eoas,
psodses, merchandise and lumber, opposite
the custom house.
rhs Mary Dodge berthed a, the esplanade
immediately on her arrival, Thursday, TO dis.
charge her cargo Of redwood lumber.
The German bark Apollo. from Newcastle,
has hauled alongside the steamship City ol
paris to deliver her cargo OF coal.
The Jennie Walker. under charter to the
Hawaiian Board is re6tting ior voyage to
kussie, Ponape and Rnk, with missionarie,
sad supplies. to SAil in about ten days,
Ths City Of Sydney will be due tomono~
fom the Colonies en- route foi San Francisco,
The Manpoaa will be due on Tuesday, from
San Francisco, with da,ss to the LIST instant.
The Willard Nudge, has aboa, completed
ssioad,ug her cargo Of coal near the paeif,
nsn dock. and is taking in ballast for tn,
Sound. TO s2il the latter part Of nes, week
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-05

MoRroAoHz's NOTICE OF SALE
BY order Of Antonio }. Lopez, the mortgage named
In . certain inden'urs Of mortgage dated the
I5M iay Of dnsnSt, 1859,
made BY John X. Silva and Nakilau his wife Eualia
Silva, Julian Goa.Ases and Annie Gonsalves his wife,
10 sAd Antonio j. Lopez, aud for breach u the
di,ions Of said mortgage, dIectsdo set 81 public
auction on
TUESDAY, /UL Y sfh, 1851, al noon
Al my ,alssroom in Honolulu the following pieces
parcels Of land
les, MAnea, Island Of Oahu, being the described
In Royal PAien, No. ssJr. KueAnz Heln i74., con.
iaing an ares Of $500 Of an acre
That certain piece q land situate a. Msnoa afot,.
ana Hea I-sa containing an area Of {, ,s-ieo arrss
aid. being the same described in Royal Paisn, Nc
<s<e and containing an area OF n te-Ioo acres
Thai certain piece Of land al wailels, M.aa alore.
said. bang the sane more particularly described In
Rvyai rsieni No. ms containing area ~ % ,l-ioo
acre.
That certain pees u land situate 81 Mama afoss
siid, beins th ,auN more particularly dr<cribrd
Royal Patent No. sss containing u $, Aefss
That certain piees u Land situate al Manoa afas
aid, hsing the more particularly described IA
Royal Patent No. ssso kussna Hsia ora. containing
an area d 1o-rce acres
These ceaain y.sos. 4 land ssuais ~ kahaaapa
Maanae. iiand q oala. Aforesaid, bang he sasa.
a.ess Farticar, described Ia Royal Paisos No si,I
kalrana HEN "a. containing q acres.
es-ios chains
ihal certain psses 4 land situate a, Kaa,,.l, Wal
xii, o>ha- -"-s<sid. coasaiH'ns u and
20 10 zcrea
Aha, Al ,h.n r=hi. 'i,is AL inisrra "a the ~.
Ana kayallpshins Il Manoz Aforesaid, Al. ~.
head Of cattle more ie>,, branded Pc s.l r.naia.
a, Msass .is'ssAh psiI soskas sz<.. n h,sl !
- hprses, mare. end CHA. hs.asd s. Ard hossss
er,adsa y 4 aid AaneH: sls9 ii,iieet cans,
yess. sad - ehaa,. snd also ssrsin s-s ands ),
sire1 Ks., astsas, :, "a a RsIh Kssiiis,nl. 4
tar T. pas. sos All "a "a hrrl.e, p-r.esl4r.
sssiI = 4. Y. AnAAis. Ass,ioss<f
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-05

Mr.. J. b. b. Marshall has resigned hi'
oihce a. Treasurer Of the Hampton Normal
school aom i4ilass u syssisht.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-05

The following query has been received 4!
"A subscriber would like to enquire through
your columns short but sure method TO cure
boy from running away without reason from a
goodhomc and friends. Kindness has been tried
and failed do no, like to resor, to the rod
so enquire through you for better way"
The query is one not easily to be answered
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-05

Miss Ward, formerly principal Of Mt Holy
oke, Massachusetts. Rev. f. G.. Beckwih
and Rev. c. NJ. Hyde, form this years exsm.
ming board for the Oahu College examinations
Their report has no, yet been made public.
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" Jfisp0h.''

Mfsp0h."
broad gold band engrayen.
With word Of holy writ.
ring the bond aud token.
Which love and prayer hath tni,
When absent from each other,
Der mountain, vale and sea
The Lord who guarded Israel
Keep watch tween thee and me
Through days Of light and gladnes,.
Through DAYS Of love and life
Through smiles and JOY and sunshine.
Through days with beauty rife:
When sbsen, from each other,
Der mountain, vale and sea,
The Lord Of love and glsdne,s,
Keep watch tween thee and re
Through days Of doub, and darkness.
In fear and trembling breath
Through ms,s Of sin and sorrow
In tears and grief aud death
The Lord Of life and glory
The King OF earth and sea
The Lord who guarded Israel,
Keep watch tween thee and me.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-05

The court journal publishes in its columns
a medical directory Of the Hawaiian Islands
that in its lis, OF Honolulu dentists is inaccurate
and incomplete, inasnuch as the longest es.
tablishcd practitioner, Dr. w. Whitney is
omitted. The conpilers attention was called
to this error, at this office, day OF so after
its first appearance, but no correction has yet
been made, though solicited should any such
he discovered.
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The e.. X, BishoD.

Davis, commander, leaves Honolulu every Tuesday
at Pm. for kukuihale, Houokaa, and Paauhau Re.
turning arrives AT Honolulu every Sunday morning.
AE- OFFICE Of the Company foot Of Ki.u..
Street, near the NJ. S. S. Wharf IN.
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pkgs sugar ,sso pigs noe, sitt tchs bananas, al
hides, oss sheep and ss goat skins, psgs household
effects 70 pkgs usnshipped mrry handise 8g pigs sun.
dries pkg coin, si,6g6 g.. Value domestic taos.
orr foreign ss.14o, taushpped sisoi total value
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-05

wei, those BeaedicIs ~ere smiling all over
and frequently congratulated one anoshes that
our hpys were gone up. and said getting married
dsd'ni effect 1A<sy playing, etc, and The Orphan.
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CrAMPRp ENVELOPES.

STAMPED ENVELOPES
OF the denominations Of l. a, 4, and 10 cents can be
purchased at the Post Office, in any quantity from one
to thousand Persons residing on the Other island
can procure them from the local pos, Offices
Also domestic and foreign reply Postal Cards
foo-Im
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The Victor Pisani, Captain Giuseppe Pa
Jumbo, arrived in port last Sunday, ~ days
from Callao.l Reporting fine weather the entire
passage. The vcttor Pisani is wooden YES
sci OF 500 tons burden. With eneines Of 200
horse power. She carries s4s men, ~ guns,
ten Ia.eentime,res, and four s-cen,ime,res.
The following is a list Of her officers
Captain -Cinssppe Palanbo.
Isl Lieutenant gxero Canigi'A
aud Lieutenant Enrieo Sierra.
Lieutenant -(;a-tanA Chierehi..
Casare A2rcAec-
Ciclnenie BcllAiAIrs
Cino Renolino.
fragceeco kos>oaii
AZ Sufseon--rihppo Msione
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Chief Engineer Carlo Duppolil
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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-05
0cw advertisements.

FUNERAL NOTICE.
The funeral Of the late Miss Sarah McGregor will
take place this Saturday afternoon at o'clock from
the residence Of her mother, No. ~ Liliha street,
Friends and aeauaniances respectfully invited to
attend. aot-,t
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-05
The James MaEee,

Freeman, commander, leaves Honolulu every Thurs.
day, at pm, for Kappa and kilauea. Return
ing leaves Kauai every Tuesday pm, and touch.
ing at Waianae both wavs
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-05
JNTERIsLAND
STEAM NAVIGATION CoMpANY,s
LINE OF STEAMERS
The Planter
BATES ......'.,..... Commando
viii run regularly Tor KoNA and KAU,
Returning, Touching at Maalea
The J,cUI0ui.

day at pm. for Nawiwil Koloa, Eleee, and War
mea, Kauai Returning leaves Na~iwili every
Saturday evening
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-05
General advertisements.
BUTTERICK'S CUT PAPER
TIE RMS.

new suppl, Of latest styles Just reeeived-to be re-.
penished each month and for sale at their marked
price THoS. 6. THRUM'S
soo-un foRr ST. SroRK