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House of REPRESENTATIVES,.


WASHINGTON, June 12.-The house met
and went into committee of the whole with
Mr.. Cox (N. " in the chair on the river
and harbor appropriation bill.
Mr. Graves offered an amendment pro-
viding that nothing contained in this act
shall be construed as a limitation of the
powers of the board of engineers designated
to prepare and submit plans, specifications,
estimates and recommendations for the ex-
penditure of appropriations for the Missouri
river and that said board shall constitute a
commission ID be called the Missouri rivey
commission, whose duty it shall be to com
plete the surveys of the Missouri river be-
tween the mouth and headwatsrs, and
make such additional surveys as are deemed
needful for maturing such plans as will
permanently locate and deepen the chan
mel and protect the banks of the river and
give safety to its navigation, and promote its
commerce and postal service, and all the ap-
preparations hereafter made for that river
shall be expended in accordance with such
plans as the commission shall from time tc
time report to congress through the secre-
tary ofwar. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. O'Neill, of Missouri, an
amendment was adopted providing that here
after all purchases of supplies and material
shall be made by contract after advertis-
ment.
The committee rose and the Legislative day
of Thursday opened.
The speaker announced the appoin tment of
Messrs. Follet, Hutchins and. Cannon con-
ferees on the District of Columbia appropria-
ton bill.
The speaker laid before the house com
munication from the attorney general, trans
mitting a letter from the United States dis
trict attorney Of the District of Columbia con.
cerning the trial of the case of Hallett Kill
bourn VS.. j. G.. Thompson. Referred.
The district attorney Says: 81 fear thai
unless congress shall either direct that that
Judgment which now stands for $500, ,OOO
shall be paid, OF shall modify the laws SC
that the connection of the government witt
this case shall cease when final action shall
have been taken on the bill OF exceptions b,
the supreme court of the United States, the
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tell you candidly from personal knowledge

tell you candidly from personal knowledge
the opposition to him in California is cons
fined to the hoodlum element. The wealth,
respectability substantial elements are
for him and he would carry the state.
read a telegram not fifteen minutes ago
from the chairman of the Democratic state
convention in California, stating that Field
will have majority of the delegation from
that state. His nomination would In part
multiply the opposition of corporate interests,
and they have crushed us heretofore because
we made war upon them. Not that Judge
Field is any special friend of the corpora
tlons, but he is just to them and will main
tain their rights, and at the same time he
has the nerve to maintain the rights of the
people. Other southern Democrats, among
whom are Representative Morey and ex-
Representative Manning, of Mississippi, are
strongly for the nomination of Field.
TAMMANY.
In discussing Cleveland a fear was eX-
pressed that Tammany would not support
him and Democrats admit they cannot carry
New York without tie active aid of John
Kelly. A year or SO ago Cleveland refused
Tammany some state patronage and the
Tammany senators combined with Repub
hcans to prevent the confirmation of certain
nominations made by the governor At the
opening of the last state campaign Cleveland
wrote a letter to John Kelly asking that Grady,
a Tammany senator, who had led the oppo-
sition to the governors nominations, be not
renominated. Kelly gave this letter to the
press and complained loudly against the
governor for seeking to interfere in elections.
There was then an open feud between Tam
many and the governor. Kelly has declared
that he will support anybody nominated by
the party, but he has in the past given an os-
tensible support to Democrats and slaughtered
them by secret orders. This is what Demo-
Gratis fear and if Tammany objects to Cleve
land that will put summary veto to his
IsaVailability
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-06-13
HENNEPIN CANAL.

The item of 100000 for the Hennepin
canal was stricken from the river and harbor
bill to-day, because of the attack of east
ern papers which charged that this sum was
only opening the way to appropriations of
fifteen or twenty millions, absolutely needed
to complete the work as projected. Con-
gresham Graves, of Missouri, not satisfied
with the defeat of the Missouri river commits
sion proposition yesterday, adopted shrewd
device by which a proviso was added, the eff
feet of which is to establish the Missouri river
commission for the improvement of that
river as a permanent institution, and for
work equal with that of the Mississippi.
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'The Drummer Boy of shiIoh'' Dead.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June Ia. D. john
son, well known through his connection
with the Louisville and Cincinnati papers,
died to-day of consumption. He was forty
two years old and was drummer boy in the
Fourth Kentucky regiment at Shiloh. He
was the original of the song, "The Drum
mer Boy of Shiloh''
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MRS. WALLIS,
Tbs Great Medium Of SDuifuaIism.

Can tell you the present and future and even
can show you the one you will marry, and
give you the full name of the same. Office
hours from a. m. to s p. M, at No. 276 Good
rich avenue, corner Seventh street, the Union de.
pot and Fort street cars pass the house. Only
ladies received. 1898
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Bishop SIMPSONS Illness.

PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-The illness of
Bishop Simpson is critical. This forenoon
a consultation of physicians was held at the
bishops residence. They report his condi-
ton better, but still very ILL.,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-03-13

prompt him to do so. Wi ho1t their
help he would not stand the slightest
chance.
In conclusion let ne say that Mr.
Hanback, entirely ignored the expressed
wisbe- TO the entire Northwest as man
tested in the late Congressional conven-
ton, showing. hin. self as'entirely devoid
of mode>ty and possessing more cheek
than the average lightning rod peddler.
Your further objection to Holt men will
be noticed further on. ANXIOUS
L Catcker city Journal.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-03-13

Several hundred people in Kansas
doubtless have sent money to w. H
keatty, of Washington, New Jersey,
for his organs which he alleges are
cheap. The allegation is true they are
cheap, entirely too cheap. The musical
Critic is out with a statement that Beat
tvs business is in ii bad shape and that
he owes customers, who have sent him
IN 'Hey for organs whi.h are undelivered
about S100, 900, the chances being that
ne can never pay the bebt if ne desired
10 d. SO. Several Butler county REQ
pie are cArghL by this 'chea5 , bait and
will suffer. 1t is better, very much bet
ter to deal with home establishments
even though you pay trife more.
Il kldorado Times.
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immigration.

Yesterday was another big immigra-
ton day at the Union Depot, the biggest
yet .cored. The waiting rooms were so
crowded that half the people had to make
seats on the floor and the lu, Oh counters
were eaten out half dozen times by the
hungry horde. They came in from all
sections, and came prepared to settle.
The most of them took the Cent. Branch
train and he coaches and cab, es on
all the trains on that road were 10 ded
dow. to the guards. Some had tickets
over the Santa Fe, but the great majority
are destined for the northera section of
the Sta c, When the trains came in la t
night there was still another rush and
jam,-[Champion.
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Marvin

Mr. A. Troup has just returned from
Beloit where he has been visiting friends
and relatives Miss Laura Herring is
visiting friends in Logan. Mr. F. NJ
hart made flying visit to Graham c.,
this week, he reports all kinds of stock
looking well, wheat unusually fine for
the time of year, PEOPLE IN good spirits
and seemingly well c. ntenred with tier
western home. Some little sickness
here but as yet only one case has result
t, d in death. Infant child OF Mr., a. d
Mrs. II Vincent. Mr.. Charles Stout
who has been,confned to his room for
some time by rheumatism il worse e.
Mrs Lou BOrsheim ard family will go
to Colorado this week where they ex-'
pect 10 spend the summer. Mr. James
Tuly purchased the farm of Mr.. Duncan,
which is situated near him, this week
for 500. Mr. John o. ca sold his
home entry for $50, The party to
wh.m he sold will bring a ficck of
sheep TO his western home. A basket
festival at the schoolhouse this eve. MIR.
SuggS a colored man Will commence a
meeting Saturday eve
March 18th Yours truly.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-03-13
Arrival and Departure of Malls.

Mail east and west via. G. 3. Mo.
Pacific r. r., arrives, 4 III, leaves
20 n m, daily.
Alma and lipsburg-A rrives II
IN. SIOndays. Wednesdays and Fri
days; leaves l p m.
Long Island and Phillipsburg-Ar-
rives l. m. and leaves ] p. In., on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Nance and Phillipsburg- 4
p. m, Tue:days and Fridays; leaves
a. m, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
WagnersvilIo and Phillipsburg-Ar
rives p. IN. and leaves p. IN. on
Tuesdays Saturdays
= P0st-Office HOHrs-Opens 8 a m,
closes ats p Iii. Sundays opens 8 a III,
and closes p IN, closes 10 III and Z. 80
p IN. Money order business closes at
6p IN. No money order or register
lstter business transacted Sunday.
H. G.. SPAULDING. pm.
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Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas No.
-. >

Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas No.
February 6, 1884 $685. !.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing manned settler has flied notice
Of his intention To make final proofin
support of claim, and that said rroof
WiiLba madekeIOre the Jerk Dfstrfct
curt or Probate Judge al hillips-
1urg, Kansas, on March 20, 1884. viz:
JACOB SPRINGER
HE No: 1877, ior-the ne or section 9
town 3 5, range Is ~.
lie nan IS the following witness 10
prove bis continuUus residence upon,
nd cultivation Of, said land, viz:
Nelson BuIst Henry hurchill. Nv.
Edwards and j fiersc n Rooney all of
Philiipsburg, Kansas.
JOHN BISSELL, Register.
I'm. BiSseli atty. 1l4n90
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-03-13

The Congressional war has broke out
sll along the line and right yaliantly do
the adhecent3 of the respective caudi-
dates, press the claims of their favcrites
! am sorry to see our Editors change
front and hurl his brO0dsidrs into the
ranks of the Holt men, no doubt TO the
great joy and comfort q that old fraud
Around Town; be his memory blessed
with wheat at So cents per bnshel.
Now Mr.. Editor you say that no sober
minded person could be influenced or
prejudiced against Mr.. Hanback,, bv
the cry OF carpet-bAgger I take issue
with you on that point The word car
pet-bagger as neatly erybody knows
originated after the wa, when northern
people, actusted by good and some by
ambitious motives went south to teach
and instruct the negroes in their newly
ACQUIRED rights; they were received by
the dsfranchiSed rebels with bitter hos
tihty first because they were intense
y opposed to negros rule, and second
enrich themselves at Dixies cost and
bring little or nothing with
them. They were ostracised and a a
mark of approbium the term oarpetbag-
ger was applied to them. Mr.. Hanback,
was, 1 believe resident of Topeka and
agterward appointed to the land Office
At Salina aud like nearly all Federal
office holders only awaited his chance
to reach Tor something higher aud
by a combination of the eastern was one
of the bigfour the northwest being near
ly unit for Judge Holt. Now if Mir.
Hanba ok DID not mean To be,<his own
SUCCESSOR why did he leave Saiina' Oh
If the city did not suit him remove 10
his former homeP Aud baviAg nc
chance against J. A. Anderson. the rep
resentatye of the district, he looked
about for location IN which he could
best further his ambisioas designs and
selected O.borne County, not bpeause
the salubrious climate was needed &c
build mp his underpinning; not because
culture and wisdom were aboundine
there not because ne loyed farming
above everything else, but simply knox.
ing that the OsbArneites were in the hab
1t of throwing coppers to decide choice
OF candidate, he saw n chance there anC
improved 1t, because set OF men who
Will tolerate such rOguishism as perpe
trated in the judicial convention, will
submit to anything. AS far as his abil
tyis concerned, judging by his speech
rs, they are mediocre and can be sur
passed by men in Cawker City. Hi
tatersst in the We flare of soldiers, if n,
oh sr consideration, self interest woult
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Land Office at Kirwin Kansas No.

Land Office at Kirwin Kansas No.
Feb. 2G, 1884, { 6S63,
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing.named settler has filed notice of his
intention to mas e final proof in support
of his Claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Register or Receiver at
Kirwin, Kansas ON April 18th 1884, viz 4:
BURNET Cook
He No. l05o5. for The NV or of sec.
4, town $, range Is W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, said land, VIZ:
Joseph Davis and c. r. Hutchison of
Pleasant Green Kansas. John Harrison
OF NapOnec Neb. and Benjamin Clapp,
of Bloomington Neh.
f28aS JOHN BISSELL, Register.
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Land Office at Kirwin Kansas No.
March 10, 1884 { 6976.

Land Office at Kirwin Kansas No.
March 10, 1884 s 6976.
Notice is hereby given tn Mt the follow
ing-named settler has fl, d notice of his
intention to make final proof n support
of his claim, and that said oof will be
made before the Register or RI ceiver at
kirwin Kansas, on April 10, 1884 viz ;
FREDERICK f, MORTON.
DIS No. 1854 for The hf NV or, sw
qr NV or, NV Or sw or sec. II, town 2 S,
range Is w.
lie names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon,
aud cultivation of, said land, viz:
Juseph Young Gilbert Vincent, John
Kindrew, Milton Chapman all of Phil
ipsburg Kansas.
JOHN BISSELL, Register.
G. A. Lewis atty. ml3a17
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Land Office at Kirwin Kan,as ! No.
Feb. u, 1854 $3.50.

Notice $ hereby giv that TIE follow
UNCLAIMED settler has filed II, tice oil his
intcLtion TO make final pr, OF in support
OF MS claim, AID hat said roDf vii he
made bef're the Keglstef or Receiver at
Kir"in Kansas on April 10, 1894, VIZ:
GEORGE KING
HID. No. 15549, for the w hf NV or
sec. D, e hf ne or sec. 6, town B, range
16.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
aud cultivation OF, said land, viz:
Albert SMITH, w. b. Capps, Joseph
Beedy, William NiLham ali of West
Cedar Kansas.
JOHN BISSELL, Register.
Don Carlos q Helm, atiys, m6alO
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Y: 5. Land offior,
Kirwin, Kansas. No~5729,

Complaint having ecu entered at
this office by-lN e eSoule :.g4lnst q en-
nie Travis for abaDdonlng her 54tJme-
alead knLiy, No. i465 A. dated A prIl 9Th
1850, upon The se a. nv or sw qr lie q
INV qr sc or and ne or sw qr,keeuon 20
township l south, range 10 we~r, i'll
Phil:iIs county, Kansa-, with view Il"
The cancellation of aid entry Ihe said
t ARIES ~ here by SUNNI 1T d t. appear
al this office un the oath day of April,
1854, at o'clOck a. M, ITO respond, a nj
furnish testimony sOncernlng Said al
Jeged alba dUument.
John BISSELL, Register.
r. r. Hayes, Receiver. t21m27
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L4no o1ilce al Kilwin. kansas No.

Lunu Office al KiiwiIr. kums;ls / No. {.
Feb, y, 1854 ! 6797
Notice is hereby given thatthe fol-
lowing-n.med settler has flied notice
of Ills Intention 10 make final l,Eeof i'm
of his claim, ana that said IIIonf will
b., made before the Clerk Dist Court or
Probate Judge ut PniIliprBurg Kansas.
um A pFil Attn 1884 viz:
EMIL Z. ROBINSON, L 7
II = No. 1882, ior the 5 hf sw or sec
s., III nv Or section 81, Town 5, range
is w. 49,
He names the following Witnessest6
prove his continuous It sideHCe Apenl,
md cultivation OF. srit land, viz
e +. Hughes, MN. g II irk. NIX.
Geer ana A. W. Tracy all OF Phillips
burg Aansits.
JOHN BISSELL, Register,
Vim BisseifAtty IZ5a3
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Land Office At Klrwin Kansas !
>

Land Office At kIrwin Kansas No
March 3, 1884 -
Notice is hereby given thai the follow
ing n5med seliler has iIt d notice of his
intention TO make final proof in support
of his cRim, and that said proof will be
made before the Clerk Dist. Court or
Probate judge at Phiilipsburg Kansas,
on April 18th 1884, viz
HENRY MILLER
HE No. 5445 for the w bf Sc or, sw or
ne Or, and re III sw Or sectioe g, town 3,
range Is w.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous re-idence upon,
and cultivation of, SAID land, viz;
Benz, Delp, g. s. Ferguson, Charles
OStrander aud John Sage, all of Phillips
burg Kansas.
JOHN BISSELL, Register.
VIM. BiSselI, atty. m6a1O
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Land Office at Kirwln Kan As No
February % 1891 6=S

IVOIVIdTy 70 OCT. OIoO.
Notice Is hereby given tibet the follow
ing-Damed settler has filed notice of his
in;ention to make final proof in support
of his claim and hat said proof will be
mSde before the Clerk Dist Court or
Pre- bate Judge at Phillipsburg kansas,
on April 9th 1884, viz:
JOHN Finch,
HE No. 560l, for the re or section Z,
town :, range 10 W.
He names the following witness to
prove his continuous residence upon.
and cultivation of, said Ind, viz:
+ j. w. Lowe of Philinsburg. Kansas
and H. d Rpges, Henry Hobbs and
y. ii. Warner of Prair:eview. Kansas.
JOHN BISSELL, Register.
Nm. Bissell, atty. f2sas
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Land Office at KiIwin, Kansas l-No.

Land Office at Kfiwin, Kansas YrNO.
MAJ ch 4th 1884 1929.
Notice is hereby given That the follow
irg-named Sc ter has filed notice of his
iuIention 10 make hnal proof in support
OF III claim, and that said proof will be
made befere t. e Register or Receiver at
Kirwin, Kansas, ON April 18th 1884, VIZ
JAMES >. AiANHEs
HE No 5O89 for the w or Sc Or see.
&c, II hf ne or ami sw or ne or sec So,
town 8 range II ".
He names the following witnesses to
and cultivation If said land, viz:
d E. Moore, NJ Hoover, Fl. S.
Payne and f. s. HeiSler. all ofqI5irwin.
Kansas. JOHN BISSELlL, Register.
G.. i Lamb atty. n,6 10
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ALWAYS RELIABLE

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Frost bites, iafia med sure eyes, buras
bruises cuts and loid sores, cured a
once or your money refun. ed by your
druggist. That is the positive warranty
placed on every box of Browns Arnica
SAVE by L. e Brown Medicine and Man
ufao'uring Company. Only twenty FIVE
cents, -c~ SG-
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Terms: The REGULAR e DITIoX OF the Ter
AIS contains eight pages IS it'll six columns to the
page; subscription price Sl.5O per annum in
advance. tn DoLLAR EDITroN consists Of four
pages Ofthe regular edition ana contains all the
Editorial and Local News
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Land Oftice IA hHvVriI. kan-as No.
February %. 1883. { 6008.

Lanu OTEce al kHNN ~, kHII-tS Z No.
February %. 1883 S 6008.
Notice is hereby given hat the follow
ing-named settler has Fl edsAotiee of his
intention TO make final pteef IN support
ct hi claim and that laid prooftwill be
made before the Clerk Dist Court or
Probate Judge at Phillipshprg. Kan as,
on April ~. 1884 viz: -
GEORGE FISHER i2.r
He No. 1907 Tor the sw or sec. 25, t 8 5,
r 10 W.
He names the follow ing witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, >aid land, viz:
john Book, Fred Veeh, Michel Price
and Michel Miller, .aH.OfsM und Kans.
JOHN BISSEl L, Register.
Wocdu ard & Davi- attyS. ms 10
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and Dande1ion with Iodine of Potas-
SUM, rs the remedy that is curing more
cases of ~~ .E .e.s+e
Scfotula, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Erysipelas, Salt Rhedm, ilumorS,
Kidney Diseases, Bnlls, Constipation.
Than any other Blood, Liver and. Kid
pey Remedy known. Ask Your drug
gist to show You he TO- mula printed on
eaGh bottle, md use no re medy for the
Blood the Liver AT tie idneys but
Browns Sarsaparilla. 4 his sterli&g rem
1edy is sold by
H. c. Spfa5gue ard V. Close. Ask
them of its merits.
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Stale of Kansas
PhiIiips CnuntY. 20

GtdtG OF hdnSaS. .s..,..4
Philips County,
l, frank Su am, as >ignee of the firm
of GeU &c Bel, hereby g!N e public notice
hat on June %, 1854, at the office Oh
of McElroy & NcCOrm;cl, in the court
house at Phillips burg, The county seat
of said coum y: |, The said assigI ee will
proceed publicly lu ad jast, and,aluW de-
malid against: the estate aud effects OF
the aid asSignor, George Bel. The
CT editors OF said George bell Are notified
to present their claims against sid ua<
tale, at idiume, yand- place for adjust
meht, and allowance against the estate
and effects OF the said a-sjgnor, George
Bell. FRANK STRAIN,
Assignee vi Geo. Bell.
McEiroy & Mccormick,
K b2lj n3 Attorney, for Assignee =,
Land Office at Kirwin. Kansas No,
February u. 1884. { 6876-
Notice is he eby given that The fellows
ing named Sett e, las fill d notice OF hit
intent on To make final proof in supper
of his claim, and that said proof WIFI be
made he;ese the Clerk I)tSt.- Court or
Probate Srdge at Phllipsburg Kansas,
on April II, 1884, IL.
MICHAEL CASEY
Us No 1852 for the NV qr'se"tion Il
2 $, 10 W. ~ss2
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land viz:
Daniel H0uck, Francis AlcKOen, D. j.
ATulvy hill and p. G.. s. Lowe all of Phil
lipsburg Kansas. g. aghe "
JOHN BIsSELL, Register.
VIM BiSsell atty. s-n. 2s m6 Il
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Mo- P. r. r. Time Table.

$500 =. II77---- Il'9gi.,-I- u y
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the ST. Louis, Iron Mo ntain. & South
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PASSENGERS.

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S X Kupihea, Mrs Nahinu, and 40
deck.
From Honolulu for Australia per
S. S. Australia June Ia. p III Henry,
A Whyle & wife. w Oliphant and
wife.
From S. f. to Honolulu per S. S.
Australia, j Bartram, j w Macfie,
G II Lee, l. III Oakshott, T w Oak
shott, Miss Meal, Miss Bunker. In
transit for Auckland & Sydney "a
cabin 40 Storage.