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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07

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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07
shipping Notes.

The Discovery is a, the Esplanade.
The German bark Spica is a, the Pacific
Mail Dock, discharging.
The steamship Marposs will be due from
San Francisco on Monday.
The American bark c. o. whi,more is dis
charging coal a, the mail dock.
The American bark Emerald is at the foo,
OF Fort street. discharging lumber.
The bark Remijio. u Lkeaike wharf, will
sail for Victoria. vancoaves's Island, on OF
about Tuesday nexl.
The American bark Abbie Carver, Al
Brewer & Co.'S wharf. is on the berth fo
Hongkong, to sail shortly.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Steamship Zealandia will lie due from tn,
colonies en- route to San Francisco tomorrow
The American barkentine Ella arrived las
Tuesday from::San Francisco with a cargo o
general merchandise, which she has discharge,
at Brewer & Co.'S wharf. She returns to Sal
Francisco on Tuesday next.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07
Honolulu, May 20. 1854.


EDITOR SATURDAY PREss-SIr By the
the appropriations for the landings OF Honokaia
S., 600, Honomalino 5000, Honokaa $Io,-
600 and Kokolalelc 81, 900 have all been drawn
and it is presumed that the money has been
spent. Vet should committee OF appraisers
Of value Of work done be appointed ! do not
doubt that they would find that work done to
half the value Of the spen, appropriations can
not be found. Some OF the landings are not
only not improved but are worse in some
respects than before any money was spent.
One especially and to which the planters, the
mill and the owner Of the steamer contributed
s., 500. in addition to the $1,000 appropna.
ton, does not presen, the appearance Of over
5000 having been spent and il is worse than
large sums Of money somewhere we are GER
tain. and TO uncover the fac, should be the
work of every homes, man in the kingdom A
the people Of New York city put their shoulders
to the wheel to unearih the steslings Of the
corrupt Boss Tweed ring so should We 10
expose the guilty. That lots Of money va,
spent in each district to corrupt voters was .
we'll known fact. Il would pay the people tc
employ committee OF appraisers, say two
from Honolulu, one from each Of the islands o.
Hawai-, Maui and Kauai. And should the,
report as il is though, most likely they would
there is chance Of compelling the member
Of the ring TO dissorge now. whereas II left IL
val, they will &c, away with the spoils. W,
have superintendent Of public works and AT
auditor both Of whom have done larg,
amount Of work, bu, il neither will tell ~ha
he knows we nigh, "a well live in Egyp
where no man has any say abou, the eonduc, q
Affairs Of public interest QuI NnE.
Maui. May 18th, 1854.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07

The reports Of treasurer and Of chairman Of
committee for the fair were read and accepted
with thanks. They establish that the total
receipts amounted to s., sos.6s. the expenses
to $&<S.9S, leaving . net proceeds Of $3,oSoo7
to which must s,i.l Be added the value OF fancy
articles sill unso,d. and q doaaiioss forhcom-
ing on the value a tickets Sos the ball and for
the rafles which did not take place and for
which the subscriber refuse to have refunded
On motion by Mr.. Dole. it was resolved tina,
he postponed calico ball should be given in
the library building itself, about the Ia Of Sep.
TENDER next. at the time this building will he
inauguraied, and it will then be styled.
"Calieo aud Fancy Dress Ball" A special
committee composed Of Mesns. S. b. Dole,
A. Marques and II. A. Parmalee, being ap.
pointed to attend TO all the details Of this ball.
Several resolutions were further voted, via to
address general card Of hearty thanks to all
persons who have helped OF contributed to the
fair; and to offer special remuneration Of $40
to the Isnilor Of the Y, N. 4. A. Hall. and to
Miss A. Woodward. late librarian Of the Homo.
llla Library. fos the extra Sork and trouble
they were submitted 10 N connection With the
fair.
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Honolulu, June 9th, 1854.
The ROrsS,

EDITOR SATURDAY. PRsss-SW Good
men occasionally forget themselves. trust
this was the case with some of your contem-
poraries who have been giving space with
seeming approval to the betting rules of the
race course. Do we now need to be reminded
that gambling in any form is rice, and
especially destructive to business integrity
sufficient illustration OF the fac, that it is hard
to make horse.racing anything but low bust
ness ? Let the public press help keep up and
not let down public morals. s. f. Is.
Honolulu, June 6, 1854.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07
Departures.

For San Francisco, per Consucio May AL Cox
and wife, NJ Willision, Mrs. Closson and Son l. G.
Bingham, Stratton.
For San Francisco. per Alameda. May 3I--E 2
Adams wife and daughter, " q Hinekley and wife,
Mrs @ w Grayson. Miss NJ Wilcox, Mrs S p wag,,af.
daughter and maid Miss Bernard and maid, Mr. New.
hall and wife, Mr. Chrisholm, = Low, wife and
daughter, Mrs ] A Mcbride. Mrs NJ Clon, S Ephrom,
II Gordon, Mira Mrs Smith, q C 1ewksberry, g Gisi
wood, Selig, NJ Pracht. : a briggs. T {; Gruen.
hogen, 4 Grenhalg J S,remlett, Mrs n widdehed, {;
M.thes, DR. W McCas,er, Miss Quo, r Conway.
de Maderios wife and children. NJ de Andrade. A
Sherry wife and children, G II Lostard, Frank and
wife, W Wendell, Mrs $ Taylor and children, 7
Thompson, Smith, ] Meyers. T Murphy. W !.
Morrow. y Fuihrie, Mrs $ = Wentworth, NJ
Maderas wife and children, NJ d'Andrade. II Feiier
and wife, de fisitas. de Costa, a Mauer, J. Mey.
ers, J de SouIa Das, wife and children, Low Yet.
l. Aeksm. wife and children, y u Erickson. wife and
child, o Brien, Q Henderson, Raustrum and wife,
o oieson, wife and child, lausen. John Allen. Al
Tuck, ] p Hansen. kie, Hirsr = Meineken
Chuck Eau, 1'rusiian wife and children, Nigel
] Lopez, de Pine, wife and children. & W Ava, Al
Sam. J Gonsalves. I Sponock, Marshall. Aim. Law
Chock. y W Briggs Dickson, II W 1olIs
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07

Saturday, Nay 3lH: "By authority" no.
'ice published. inviting all who wan, japanese
servants to send word to presiden, Of the board
q immigration. -Cib6tchian report Of III
hsa,sh presented by the ''premire." Fitchgib.
iaaly interesting. Mr.. Gibson eulogiscs Mr..
]. O. Carter ,-L>gislature adjourns to mec,
sgsia nexr Monday. --Governos pominis re.
csivss intelligence Of the death OF Captain
Cater ;Iocal editor Of the Advertiser selected
- odisuraie. -Touehing farewell to Governor
Lou By the band hoys Paul.
Sunday. /sss ut, whitsunday communion
service At ST. Andrews Cathedral; twenty young
people conhrmed BY Bishop Willis. adj
nirabls seSmon on Home Missions breaches
before the HavaiiAA Evangelical Associations
At For Street ChsscA in ,Ae evening.
Assisy. /ss< ssS Es-Ediior Webb; Ed
itos in toto Macfarlane; Hail and farewell =
BalIei fred from carefully careless person IL
ihs scar Of Ar~ Lacks gunsmith store pop
shsoaeA the partition fence and nearly through
Captain Less. --tus on the ridge cas-, u PAuos
valley.
T1ssSsy J.~< .5yi Fire in Pauoa pu, ou
b. the rain Steamer Likelike sen, TO marine
railway ios Sigh, repairs King Kaiakaa'
gives bseAkfASi to Nc. and Airs. A. 5. CIeg
hosa, Consul Irwin Of yokhohsma. J. Mot
Smith and o,he's. Ramie people TAIL Il
sa,hss u tosee At y. ". c. A. Hall; one en-
shaasi. hoseves. waved . stalk Of ramie owe
Ais he'd and called attention to the future IA,
~ Hawaii"
wsa~s,6sy, /1ss ri The Pele laid u
vah lssky boiler. Ramos aaoai that Colons
tAakes Is TO 20 to England On mission. n
Mess
TAsssssy, Jsiss SEA Excitement al the &c
psbl,cAi'oa Of . letter pgblisAei over ,~eni
ye>s ago iso~ J. 7. waiefho1se. to W.
Aiss<n- = Extensive credit sale at CIV. Mao
l>slsne 4 Cas- -chambes d Commesce issu
NJ fs-=seaS sisese opsaioa on the propose
hsah eAsrss. Tea party II Foss street Church
fs<v. Jsss "a No ~aie Gom love
Jonaass sssuvsis bsssssa A. y. ADD ~
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07
IMPORTS.

From San Francisco per Discovery. May ,I-Lewers
Cooke. asas posts, IS flower pots. Iiaclield Go.
500 sks barley, s3 SKIS bone meal ,7s bis hay, 6Jsoo
shingles 100 Dbl, lime, 500 Dbl. aour; Hall Son
bis leather, ioi bxs soap, sack Hour, bis collars
&c saddsry, bis dry goods, hay cutter. wheel,
pkg, paper tags, eoe ks salt. bis brooms, pkgs
posts; Sullivan, Buckley Co, las SIS oats 100 bis
hay, as sks bran, pkg; g W. Maefarlane 4 Co, ,4o
SKIS barley, $50 bis hay; Mcintyre Co. ago sks bran
corn and wheat, ,elELxs srsssris,; $ Walker
telegraph poles; ] 4 waisrhouss, 400 .sis aour; Ii
Judd. IS 4, bran, IS b, hay; May Co. 900 q,
blooms. and Iss tin crackers Dillingham; Co n
pkg powder; McChesney. hogs; Chinese firms Iosq
pkgs.
From San Francisco, per Ella, June s--Brewer 4
Co. 3,5 bis hay soo SKIS grain and iced. $50 sks and
IS h-sks hour bx oil we'll tools. pex smoke stack
200 bts lime. $40 shingles az brick. ~ tons sand
Har bros, 20 pkgs roesries Hall Sou, 70 Ills hay
10 sks bran, ~ bags hair a. bnds mouldinss, 70 pkg
doors and sash, so sks -four; Hong uon 20 ,ks floor
TO order, 81 pkgS
., Prom Port ro~nsgnd. psr Amsli.. June 6-Allsn a
Robinson, <sooS<n Oregon pine. rough; s7,ooS q Ore
g'n pine d'vsssd ,.se9 Oregon spruce luinb<f.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07
NHoRGAGEE's NOTICE or INTENTION
lN to Poreclxse

Notice Is hereby given that, pursuan, to q power II
sale contained in certain mortgage deed, dated luus
q, 1851, made by Mary II. MeKsasue and )eAn
Mckeague, her husband, of Honolulu, Oahu, 70 Navy
j. Brown, Of the place. Of record in the ofcs 4
the Registrar Of Conyeyanoes. in Liber g. on pages
37B, 379, $50, and also contained in additional
charge Of mortgage dated july 7o 1881, and recorded
IN Lber 3D. pages s9o and ss7 and also in snOhsr
additional charge OF mortgage dated October q. 1851.
and recorded in Lber 81 pages s,s and ss6, and foS
breach OF the conditions in said mortgage deed and
the additional charges tanned, tina, al aud singular
the lands, tenements and heiedi,amens In said aou.
gage deed described and contained will after the time
limited by law he sold public auction on accom-, u
the breach OF the conditions hetenbeore niioaed
The property in said mortgage described being su
ate at the corner Of Hotel and Richard street., Hene-
lulu, Aforesaid. and more particularly described In
Royal Patent No. iozi, containing Of 6yiso
OF acre, and also piece Of land situate on Hoes
street, Honolulu. Aforesaid, and adjoining the above
property, and more particularly described in Reysl
Patent No. ~. MARY ]. BROWN,
by her attorney 10 TACT
ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT
Ctcu BRows, Attorney for Mortgage.
Honolulu, May az, 1884. sS6-v
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IN !MEMORIVN.

AdHe Wntrid0e Brom". Killed at kah"-
i"i, February ISth, 1854.
And thou art dead Adile
Is thy 1.-THE form down pressed with sod,
Thy work done
Dos, thou stand before God
Thy restless feet at rest
Thy laughing eyes are still,
1t is done
Gods great will.
And the golden dreams Of youth,
Those we together planned,
Yon and l,
Hast found them in that land
Thou coulds't not 60 alone.
Thy great love drew with thee
Thrice blessed mother
The children thou hadst nurseti upon thy knee
Sleep beloved Adle
Thy days were few but pure.
Rest thou dear,
Thou hast no, life to endure.
ADpIE J. HOLMES.
San Francisco April a7th, 1884.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07

am afraid that this topic will soon cease 10
to he one Of general public interest. unless
something Of mote importance than anything
that has happened as yet this season comes to
pass. There is saying that "a tree is known
by It's fruits" hut | should mos, sincerely hope
that the dear public has no, We, come to such a
poin, Of view in the matter OF base ball. for
about the only fruit tina, has yet made its
appearance is in the shape OF blacks eyes,
bunged fingers, and lame backs
Saturday week the HonolulsnS and Oeeanics
como together for practice. and on the star,
the Oceanies, were badly broke up-e especially
their pitcher. Netfor apno,iee game the result,
shows that warm contest can he looked for
when these two teams come to business. At
the end Of the fourth inning, when a change Of
pitcher was made the score was about rs to $ in
favor n Honolulansi while, at the close Of the
eleven INNINGS played. each side had gained
only three runs. the score standing ~ and ~.
The Oeeanies were whitewashed six OF the
eleven inning while they administered to their
opponents seven. All this goes to show that
a. stated above that a warm contest may be
hoped for between the Honolululans and
Oceanics.
1t WAS the original intention to play the
game last week oceanicS vs. Married men
on Memorial Day the goth o. May, but being
asked by a representative from the G.. A. X.
otpos,pone that day it was finally decided
to play |, on Wednesday, This is the only
game this season where formal challenge was
issued in this case by the OeeanicS: and
resulted in victory for them by score of IS
to -.
As has been before stated in Honolulu paper,
almost enough has been raised to erect tn,
proposed pavilion at the reserve and work viii
be began as soon as necessary arrangement
can be made.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07
NOTES.

Scott Of the oceanics, while prac,icing on the
grounds las, week Tuesday, by someillluek was
struck in the mouth by a swiftly thrown ball,
bruiSing badly his lips. Teeth still there.
A,the recent scratch game between Homo
lulu and Occanics, both teams played sub.
pitchers. Wodehouseof the Honolulans caught
for the Married Men in the game Of Wednesday
with the Oceanics,
| Mr. Antoine Rosa and Mr. Harry Whitney
acted as umpires OF las, Saturdays and last
Wednesdays games respectively Both gentle
men acquitted themselves honorably.
Catcher Scott, Striker Hendry bat in the
hands Of the striker and the ball were badly
mixed during the recent game of oeeanics VS..
| Married Men.
AT Bpm. today match game between the
Honolulans and Oceanics will begin a, ihe
Makiki ground.
w. Sheldon is to catch for the Married Men
ii is said. MuFFEk.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07

EpIToR SATURDAY PsEss-.Siy The
foreign inhabitants loI a. man occupying a
position u grave responsibilities and acting as
one q the raiers ii this onehorse monarchy,
was pleased to term the ''whi,s invaders" pr,.
samably taking himself /, belong 10 separate
creation as certainly no sensible native wouid
even apply sach an uniIsihfal e1ishesl, eAnno,
keep Remaining, ~hlla aosig siae acod Of pc
,i,ioas end bills laid before she legislature, the
utter neglees Of the poor native lin any really
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07

The school dates its commencement in the
year 1896, and has ever had good record,
and been conducted with marked ability. 1t
must be source of great pleasure to its
originator, Rev. ID. b. Lyman, to see the
school each year at the closing examination
exercises show that the Hawaiian can be
brought to such great degree Of proficiency
as the native Of any nation. The teachers
show by their pupils that they have done a
good and faithful work the pas, year. The
closing exercises were held at Hail Church,
May 2Sth The audience was large, and each
one came away delighted with the declama-
tions, compositions and singing The las,
mentioned was particularly fine, showing that
the teacher OF music had been very successful
in her abors. Not the slightest dscord, and
each selection rendered in the most perfec,
time and in excellent taste. Too much cannot
be said in praise Of all who compose the corps
of teachers. 1t must be n source of great
pleasure to them 10 see such good results Of
their abors. 1t has not been cloves labor
lost" The studies Of the year were second tC
fifth reader, arithmetic, geography, popular
science, natural philosophy, history from
Rome to the Nineteenth Century, taxes
duties and labor, English lessons including
spelling and language rules. The instructors
are Rev. w. B. oleson, principal, Miss E. A
Arms, Miss Emma Clark, and Miss NJ. f.
Ilillebrand The committee this year wer,
AZ - IL 81
Rev. Z. p. Baker and Judge G. w. A. Hapai
There was no graduating class this year, bu
will be next. 1t was remarked at close Of ex
ercises tina, if a company Of the young mel
were to visi, America and give series OF con
certs, that they would draw immense audience
wherever they might 60 ]. A. NJ.
Hilo, May 2o, 1854.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07
auction Salss.
MoRrcAoss's NOTICE or sAls.


MoRTcAcRR's NOTICE OF SAILS.
ny order Of Antonio J. Iopss, the ~~.sssss .a..l
IN certain iadeniurs d mortgages dated iks
i5fh day ef hHgHsf, sSys
made by John T. silva and Naklsu his vie. Rsi,ih
Silva, Julian Consaivss and Annis Gousavss ~ -.
di,ioo. Of ,ad morissss am aIsessdse - = DsIiis
auetioa
TUESDAY, JUNE stfA. lsst. ~ ssss
A. ny ..Issree~ In Hoaoluis IL following p;sess o.
Ihs, certain Pises parcel q lsnd sisusas y WI
is'i Mao Island q Oahu a.isy ~ :ss sssiIel
tang an area Of 7s-soo a IN scss.
IA1, L certain p'se. q .sd si:s.,s |. Ma. ees.s
I'D I'm. ne.ns ks,al ts.sq, Nc sss, kss
ana ns'H '71s containing IN are. y ., ,s-sss srssA
s. ss n. sss s .s . = .s,! -; 80. ~:
ESQ and containing an area d - 'e-'ss srssA
Thai certain piece Il land = wailsls. NJ - s6,ss
Royal PAisas Ne. ''s. oassaiaas srss q g sS-ss
arfes
AID, ss.as III. sms .1s p.nsaia,Iy dsscv;ls1 :
Royal Patent No. 49, eosis'nias ares " y sesR
Thai certain piece Il Lad situate ~ hsnas ~.
ss rs:s r. xs.s .ns .s a.. s.s e
An area " s>-ses sos<
49, hc-< certain pieces a Land situate = kAAss.cs,
wai~aas isl-ad q oshs sfossssid, tsiss tis -
es-R1 chsia<
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07

Mr.. Henry Heyman, Jewish violinisi. well
known in San Francisco and Oakland as an
accomplished musician and genial gentleman.
will probably arrive by the Marposa neat
Monday. lie come. to enjoy weil'earnei
vacation. II his services may be secured for a
coneer in union with the SYMPHONY Club
and the Amateur Musical Society, Honolulu
will be the gamer.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07

Mr. J. 5, Webb read paper on zone o.
the oat~aId Manifestations Of Physical De
seioPmeu, on the Hawaiian Islands before the
last meeting d the iionolaIu Social seiencs
Association. The paper il spoken 81 a. one
Of ,hs moa Thoughtful ever delivered beSoss
tint bvdy.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07

for San francisoo. yer e. nsnsio. May ,isrsy bag.
sugar. ,.ooe.,es, 10. value, t4,,Ssi ~.
Fos san francisco, per BeuAh. May p-sJ9 bags
sugaS IIe.os. lbs, value. f6,irs 20
Fos San f'anei,eo. per Alameda May 1,-j,.s.s&
pigs sugar, 37sg.'es h> %,es pkgs r,ce, .,o,do ib,
ss<3 bnehs haasns.. a. has t<isl leaves ssl bndI.
tos Victoria. { Ip~s Remyo, June o. 400 bill. mo-
lasses, sno gallons vaIns t6r1.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07

The sale Of fancy articles and refreshments
last Saturday afternoon on the grounds Of the
North Pacific Missionary Institute was a very
pleasant and successful affair Mrs. Hyde,
Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. Damon, Mrs. Shaw and the
teachers and scholars Of the Kawaiahao Semi
nary managed the affair so as to bring together
very pleasant company OF fathers and mother
and children, who ate candy and cake and ice
cream on the broad verandah, or bought
flowers hom Miss Hus,ace, or fancy articles
from the Misses Brewer, Anterior and Lowrey,
who presided at the tables in the recitation
room; or INDUCED in len'oneie and soda
water, which the Misses CLARK dispensed to all
thirsty ones. As the refrrshmcats were all
made and given by the ladies, OF donated foI
the occasion by such liberal tradesmen as May
4 Co., Iiollisirr x Co., and ]. X. Wilder, the
expenses were mere trihe, and the net pro
ceeds amounted finally to $500.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07

The phrase he ~ill never se, the Thames on
ire" Is Pla, oa the ~osd temse. The tense
~As com sieve. which ~ss worked in former
times over the receiver 81 the s,f,sd doas. A
hAid'~osking, aetise man would not IN.
ireqasn'ly ply the ,em>e 70 quickly as TO set
Ire 10 the wooden hoop Al the bottom bot a
lazy filos vould never s<t the tense On ire.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07
Departures.

British bk Sir William Wallace, Brown, for Burard
Inlet =. 80. May 90
Consuelo, Am. bgne, Cousins, for San Francisco, ~
kawailani, schr, for kooau .................. a.
Kekauooh sehr, for Hanaei. ................ a.
Makolii, steamer, McGregor, for koolau ..,. June
kiauea Heu steamer, Sears, for kahului. ... ?
lehua, steamer, Lorcns-n, for Molokai a Maui. =
beulah, Am. tern, Wilson, for San Francisco,
via hahuuts. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2
Mary Alice, schr, for Lanai. Observation-Disclosures. q
Ocean, Am. VIII blk. Coons for Arctic. ........, ,
lwalani, s.mr, Camreon, for koloa Waimea, 4
Nette Merrill schr, for Lahaina. ............. j
kinau, stmr, King for Hilo and way ports ... !
c. X. Bishop, stmr. Davis, for Hamakua. ..... :" 4
Ma Moi, ,chr, for Laupahoehoe ..............
Haeakala, schr, for Papeekoe. .....,.........
Kauikeouili schr for kohali ......-......... 4
Jennie, schr, for kekella Observation-Disclosures.
Rainbow, schr for kooau NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a
Leahi, schr. for Kohalolelo. .....'.4......... 4
Marion, schr for Kekuha Observation-Disclosures. 4
Jas.iMakee, stmr, Freeman, Jor Walanae, Ka.
pou kilauea and Hanalei .........+..... {
Likelke, stmr, Weisbarth, for Hilo & way ports,
Wailce, schr, for Maliko ...............: ..
Planter, sim, Bates, for Maalaea Kona Kau Z
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-07

The planking OF the crossing a, the Alapai
terminus Of the Beretania Street Railroad is in
10 worn state that il now requircs caution in
driving carriage across the same. especially il
the springs on wheels Of the vehicle are weak
Even the bus gets Jolt sometimes that almost
unseats it, passengers.