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at the Dispensary 443.
Respectfully submitted,


Next week will be anniversary week" at
Oahu College and Punahou Preparatory School.
Aneat programme has been issued setting forth
that there will be reception at Oahu College
next Tuesday evening, rendered by graduates
Of the college to Rev. Edward Beckwth, who
was president of the college during 1854 So.
On Wednesday and Thursday Of next week
there will be written examinations at Punahou
Preparatory School, and on Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday a, Oahu College. On
Friday the closing exercises Of Punahou Prep.
atory will take place. On Monday June goth
there will be classroom work at the college
as follows 6: I5 algebra, geometry and trig.
onometry; 9: S.. French and Greek; 10: IS
physics and geology; II: rs, English grammer
and Latin. A, IL: 30 luncheon will be ser.
we'd. From I; 80, prize speaking and general
will be held Al 7: 90 Rev. Z. G. Beckwith
will deliver an anniversary address in Fort
Street Church.
| The week will be one OF no slight interest
to pupils. graduates, teachers, patrons and
friends Of the school, The college deserves
the earnest support Of the community and the
nation. 1t may hes, be continued deserving
OF that supper, by general attendance upon its
yearly and semi.yearly examinations. 1t il
not enough that parents and friends should &c
to the exhibition" afternoon or evening
and hear the ''peces" that are read and the
Emusic" that is sung or played. Attendance
4 AZ examinations il nrcessary in I'M, sll;usnt IN
derstanding Of school work. Moreover it i,
just what good teachers are most DESTROYS o
cul,ivating.
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Tbe Education of Va,eoiios arts.

The Hawaiian Mission Childrens Society
held its annual meeting last Saturday evening
at N.M C. A. Hall to hear the address Of the re
firing President DR.. N. p. Emerson. The annual
report Of the recording secretary, Mr.. Charles
Baldwin was read, also the report Of the cor.
responding secretary. Miss NJ I. Chamber.
lain also the reports Of the home correspond.
ing secretary. Mrs. Benfeid tnow ABSENT and
Of the treasurer, Mr. W. w. Hail.
Doctor Emerson then delivered his address,
an exhaustive and thoroughly well.considered
plea for the better education Of Hawaiian
girls. The speaker held tina, the former edu.
cation Of girls here-the family education in
which they were taught needle work and
housewiiery the very best for them.
lie acknowledged that mode of education was
impossible but contended that education b,
the state ought to be in that direction, by intro
ducing into the schools instruction in cooking
aud needle work. The address will be
printed by the society. 1t is hoped that an
extra number Of copies Of this years report, in
Guiding the address, may he printed and circula
ted. Had i, not been for rule of the society
that the address Of the retiring president mus
be published f,sf by the society, the Pres
would have given its readers the benefit Of tn,
most forcible, the most logical and the mos, inter
esting consideration Of the topic treated
that it has ever been the good fortune Of tn
writer to meet with.
The address provoked an animated discus
sion. Some speakers held that the retirin,
president failed to acknowledge the good accom-
plished by certain private schools under tht
fostering care Of the society. To this criticism
Doctor Emerson has deferred in graceful
note to his address, in which he refers to tn
good work done a, Makawao and by cookin
class at the North Pacific Missionary lnsti,ut
under charge of Mrs. c. M. HYDE
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-21

Two meetings Of American citizens have
been held to arrange for the celebration on the
Fourth Of July. On last Saturday evening the
meeting appointed general committee Of 6f-
teen as follows: Doctor McGrew, George Fas.
set, X. w. Lame, W. +. Allen, ]. +. Wise.
man, S. Mott, NJ. NJ. Scott, T.. r. Hendry, ].
K. Morrill,, ID. Lyons, George Stratemeyer.
J. II. Brown, J. II. Patty, T. White and A.
S. Harwell. The president and secretary,
A. Cartwright, and W. G. Ashley
were added. The committee Of fifteen APP
pointed the following subcommittee
On Finance Lame, Patty, Cart
wright and Mott.
On Literary and Musical Exercises Messrs
Harwell, Jones, Lyons, Hall and Carter.
On Bell'ringing and Statutes AIessrs. SIste
meyer, Williams and White.
On Grounds and Decorations Messrs. Fss
sett, Ross. Slratemeyer, White and Unger.
AT the meeting held Wednesday evening IN,
following subcommittee on boat races wa
added; Messrs. Scott. Ashley, Godfrey. Sim
mons and Ables.
| Reports Of the various committees wer,
made and received and The meeting sdjournes
subject TO the chairmans call.
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Condensed Nsw. Of the Week.

Sunday. Bishop Willis and Rev. 5. c..
Mead Of San Francisco preached at St. Andrews.
Rev. r. w. Logan breaches an excellen,
sermon at the Bethel.-Rev. Mr.. Furman OF
Alameda breaches AT Fort, Street in the morn
ing and Rev. Mr.. Macy Of San Francisco in
the evening. The Kaluna arrives from South.
ern seas, bringing no news Of the Morning Star.
The officers OF the Swifsure receive their
friends on board.
Monday Mariposa sails. --Hcnry II. Ryan,
boat builder, drops dead on the Esplanade
from heart disease, leaving . mother, young
wife and numerous relatives 10 mourn his un
timely taken oa.--F Five Lahaina lepers sent tc
kakaako. They evidently lacked " inaaence.
Tussday A new version OF 1.-THE Xii.
kenny Cats, composed by the joint authorship
the authors. Public promised daily treat. =
Anniversary Of Battle of Bunker Hill. - Bal
at palace.
J "Wednesday Engineer White Of the Bere
tania stree, railway removes the iron wheel,
near the Alapai street crossing, amidst tn,
lsupprcssed) plaudils Of many admiring land
long .sufering) citizens. Anniversary OF tn,
Battle OF Waterloo. Isaac Ford found drow nee
in Maunalua salt lake.
1Awniay. Fun begins in the legislature
discussion Of the finance committees report
Mr.. Gibson after spending hall an hour wres,
ling with hustle and corset was deity thrown
The new foreign jury elected for the July tern
Of the higher courts Monthly business NEE,
ing OF the Y, NJ. {. A., reports received, let
,ers read, and committees appointed. SEWN,
society organized by the young ladies Of St
Andrews Cathedral to raise funds 10 finish III,
ne~ building
<,id.y, In honor Of the anniversary .
Queen Viciorias coronation, the SwihsuI'
fred national salute OF a. guns at noon.
Honolulu Amateur Musical Society held
practice meeting al the Y. NJ. c. A. hall, I,
sehearse new music. The Strangers Socisbl
held ., the home Of Miss Anna J. Breese
large attendance and nice time. The swedisl
var frigate vsnadis arrived in port frou
Tahiti. TIKI Duke Of Cortland, with
Dsisnside corps under Dr.. s,opls, are on board
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Merehan, Vessel. Nov in Port.
Naval.



LIVERPOOL, Brit bk. CLAN GRANT,. Wilson
Due now.
MICRONESIA, Am. bgtne. MoRNiso STAR. Garland
Overdue. T.. o. Hall h Son, Agents.
Nrw CASTLE, N wv, Am blk WILLARD MupcErr,
Staples. Due now. Wilder & Co. Agents.
LIVERPOOL, Brit blk VARuSA. .............. ingram
Due Sept 1870.
PoHr TOWNSEND, Am tern ExckLsios. ........ Peiu
Due now. Wilder n Co, Agents.
BREMEN, Haw bk { BisHoP. ......... Co., Walters
Due August Io-Is. Haekfeld 4 Co, Agents.
Nav CASTLE, N S W, Ger bk ApoLLo. 80. -
Loading April a.. Agents,--
PoNr BLAkkLy, Am bgtne COURTNEY foRp.. Miller
(For Kahului)
SAN FRANCISCO, Am 5 ALAMEDA. .......... Morse
Due June %. Irwin 4 Co, Agents
SYDNEY, Am CRY or SYDNEY ........ Dearborn
Due July 8. Haekfeld s. Co, Agents.
NEWCASTLE, SW, Am ship FL DoR.po h. b. -
Due-----. -, Agents
SAN FRANCISCO, Am tern QusrS. ............B Brandt
Loading June ..
SAN ERAseiseo, Am sch CuAs H.ssoS. ... Sprague
Loading Iune 2.
SAS FRANCISCO, Brit ZsALANDIA. ....... .Wehber
Due July u. Hackfeid a. CO., Agents.
LIVERPOOL, Brit blk OrNNLiA, ...........---
To sail June 1, I. II. Davies n Co, Agents.
Due in all July. A. +. Cooke. Agent.
SAN FRANCISCO, AM bktne EUREKA. Lee
Due -. Hackfeld & Co, Agents
SAN FRANCISCO, Am. bgtne J. d. SrRscKsLs. Fries
tfor kshuluT, due June 2o-2S
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Departures.

For Por, Townsend per whitmore, June r6.
u G Besser
For Hong Kong per Abbie Carver, june ,,.--ral
men, women and children.
- For San Francisco per Maripos., June ,6.h.--f
ford Mrs Capt WORTH Mrs { Morsa and daughters
A W Pierce, Mrs A W Pierce, MrsG Ssrong, L All
mark, Miss A Calm, Me,her Judith and child. 4
Lazarus, Miss Alexander. Mrs J Z Hsafosd, Paw
!senhery. Mullsr, Miss x lee, J Vernon, ] Lamau
y Tistsen. c D Williams. !. Psuch, Cslsm. " !
Santos and wife, q ChAsfsr, 4 W Boys, + Kasisog
and wife, g Chsissi.Rssa and vile, 81 Csesuxeod. Mr.
Mrs ". Silva, c Marinssn. Mccarthy. O Rsanch
At Hads9:, ps.. nsCarhy r Kelly, n.o
ford, " u berwick. Z : Hall, A Y Kennedy, II
Schmidt
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Dillingham; & Co
MoRGAGEE's NOTICE OF INTENTION
Nu IN Eorasi..xs

Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a power Of
sale contained IN certain mortgage deed, daied June
,s, 1885,, made by Mary H. Mek-ague and John
Mekesgue, her husband, IF Honolulu, Oahu, to Mary
Brown, Of the same place, Of record in the Office Of
the Registrar Of Conyeyanees. In Iber o. on pages
l7s, 37o, go, and also contained in an additional
charge Of mortgage dated July 10, 1885, and recorded
IN libe 3D. on pages 400 and seT. and also in another
additional charge Of mortgage dated October 81, 1884,
and recorded in Liber 81 pages ass and sao and io
breach OF the conditions in said mortgage deed and
the additional charges contained that all and singular
the lands, tenements and hefed,aments in said
gage deed described and contained will after the time
limited by law. be sold public auction gu account Of
the breach Of the conditions heeinbefore mentioned
The property in said mortgage described being stu
ate at the Of Hotel and Richard streets Homo
lulu, aforesaid. aud more particularly described IL
Royal Patent No: r,oai, containing OF 6l.ioo
Of an acre, and also piece OF land situate on Hotel
street. Honolulu. aforesaid, and adjoining the above
property, and more particularly described in Royal
Patent No. ~. MARY J. BROWN,
by her attorney in fact
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
CScil Bows, Attorney for Mortgage
Honolulu. May AZ, 1885,, Io6.N
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The Queens HOspif0l.

The regular sem.annual meeting of the
board Of trustees Of the Queens Hospital was
held on Wednesday, the 18th instant, at 9
AM. The treasurers report stated balance
of $2o6 due him on June Ist. The physician S
report is as follows:
HONOLULU, May 81, 1884.
To HE Trustees Of Mt QnetA'S Hospital
GENTLEMEN have the honor to submit
the following report for the quarter ending
May 3Ist
The total number of patients at present in
the hospital is 90, viz: Al Hawaiians, "a
males, IL females, Chinese and % Of other
nationalties "a paying.
The number Of admissions during the
quarter was ga, viz: 50 Hawaiians, IS males,
| 10 females, ~ Chinese and SO Of other nation
alitics.
Discharged 81. viz: 40 Hawaiians, =:
males, ~ females, 10 Chinese and Al Of Other
nationalities.
| Deaths -, viz: 5 Hawaiians, a males,
female, Chinese and German.
The causes Of death were as follows Con
sumption 8, fever 4, bronchitis 1, pneumoni:
I, disease of hear, l, dropsy 1, disease of hil
joint 1, unknown twho died 40 minutes
after admission.
The highest number OF indoor patients wa
IS, lowest 65, daily average 49, Number o
prescriptions 2,o77.
The number Of patients treated in the hos
pital was as follows March 100, April Io4
May ro5
Calls at the Dispensary 443
Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT McKIBBEN.
The election of officers resulted in the choic
Of J. II. Patty, treasurer F. A. Shaefer, sec
rotary ; +. =. Adams, auditor Chas
Bishop, A. !. Cartwright, J. II. Patty, A.
Cleghorn and F. A. Shaefer, executive CON
mittee.
The financial condition OF the Queens Hos
pital had the particular attention of the boar
Of trustees and after a lengthy discussion III
Executive committee were instructed to confs
with His Majesty the King, the President {
the Queens Hospital and to take such ster
before the legislative Assembly as the circun
stances in their judgment may call for.
The visiting committee reported the hospit;
in satisfactory state Of order and efficienc
and the inmates well cared for and contente'
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PASSENGERS
Arrivals.

From h Eureka per Eva laas 10 Geo i."s:a
Newell. Jno = Graham. A Hesse
From Madeira per City Of Paris, June s--,ss men.
rag women, 337 children.
From San Francisco, per Kaiakaua, June IA W
Ciae. NJ Locker
From South Seas per Ksluna, June ,,.--A N Tripp
$ Mayer, wife, child and servant; 70 isborers.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-21

The American bark Amy Turner, Capt.
Newell, arrived last Monday. no days nom
Boston. She has locked at Brewer & Cos
WHAT, where she is now disehaaging q genss.
a cargo Of MERCHANDISE, After dlsshasgins
sAs ~ill be laid on the berth ios Hong Kong,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-21

The Hawaiian bark Kalskaua, arrived On
ON Thursday las, from San Francisco, bringing
an assorted cargo Of general MERCHANDISE,
which she is dscharging at the esplanade. She
returns to San Franciso with dispatch.
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= saturday Pr ESS

Publication Office is at % Merchant street; I'd
torial rooms at TOO Fort treet.
Subscribers and Advertisers will please address,
THoS. @. THRUM, Publisher aud Proprietor.
All matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed to the SATURDAY PRESS"
Notice Of any events Of Interest transpirng on
the other islands will always be thankfully received
for publication. Correspondents are requested to
append their true names to all commute atoms,
not for publication necessarily but as guarantee
that the writer Is acting in good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-21
The Other Isia nds.
June 30, 1884

Rev. G.. b. Rowell, of Koloa, Kauai, died
last Sunday. He will be missed in the com.
munity where he has lived to such good pur.
pose
Arrived at Hilo, June 9th, three masted
schooner Emma Claudina, Capt. William Mat
son, from San Francisco. Passage 10 days.
Passengers W. Walker and Howard X. Hitch
cock. The Rosario will leave freight at Hilo
on her way to Kahului the Emma Claudina
no, having room. The bark Kalakaua will
also leave freight at Iiilo on her way to
Honolulu.
AT Honomu two Cinnamon employed on
the plantation had contract for clearing a
spot Of ground and had finished the work, one
of them drew the money and spent it in gam
bling The other Chinaman interested found
that his partner had drawn the money and
did not have it. lie then drew knife and
stabbed the man who had detiauded him so
that he died soon afterwards.
| "Petero (Peter) school teacher at Pahochoe,
North Kona Hawaii, has a wife and two
children suffering with leprosy. One Of the
children by former wife that died with
ieprosy, is in horrible condition. A brother
OF the teacher living in the same house is a
leper, This same house has been a nursery foI
leprosy for the past 10 or Is years. The wife
of one OF the constal,les has the eprosy and
all the above facts are said TO be known To In.
spector Baldwin, Of public schools, TO the gov.
eminent physician Doctor Baker and to the
district judge" Mr.. Mueller, teacher in the
same strict is the Press informant.
Cosy Hotel Kitlredge building at Hilo had q
fine company OF foreign. church people and
friends on the evening Of Tuesday, June 10th
i, being the regular evening for the very sociabls
time Ililo people enjoy so much. II rained ,
little which put damper on some coming
who were afraid Of we,ting their good clothes
there are, however, few of such people.
was the only evening in years tina, there wa
no minister present at the sociable. Rev. Mr.
Baker being absent at Honolulu and Rev. Mr..
oeson no doub, resting from his late arduou
duties al Hilo Boarding School. The friends
read composition OF her own relating 20 New
England life, which was highly appreciated
1t should be given to the people TO enjoy. Mr.
J. A. Beckwhh read new version Of Mar,
and her little lamb, which was very amusing
rtsl
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SHIPPING.
Arrivals,


Australia Brit Chest, from San Francisco unr 1.
Mokolii, sim, Nc Grcgor. from koolau. .... " ts
Kinau. sim, King, from Hilo and way ports " rs
kiauea Hou. sim, Sears, from kahului. 49,. " u,
Likelike, sim, Niesbarth. from Hilo and way
pofts'. ........................ - Is
lwalan, sim, Cameron, from Koloa and Wal.
tnea....s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
c. K Bishop, Davis, from Hamakua...... " IS
Caterna, sch, from Hanalei. ................. IS
kaluna. Haw sch, Lowell. 81 days from Jaluit "a IS
kekauluoh sch, from Hanalei.. ............ ~
Amy Turner, Am bark, Newell, no days from
bostoh ....... ..,.........-..... - 10
Rob Roy sch. from koolau. Observation-Disclosures. " 10
WaimAlu, SCH from Koloa. Observation-Disclosures. " 10
Kslaksua Haw bk, Miller. from San Francisco 10
Jas Makee, Freeman, from Hanaei and way
a., ports .......'... ..:...........,. 10
Waimanao, sim, Nelson, from Waimanaio.. " Is
Nete Menill, sch from LafAina. ............. I" IS
Eva, Am tern, Wikman, from Humbolt. .... " 10
Wailele, sch, from Maiko ................. e 10
Ehuka sch. from Waialua. .....'.......... 10
Marion, sch, from kekaia. ............... 10
Ishua, stn, Lorenzen, from Molokai and Hama &c 40
Venadis, Swedish frgate. Lagerberg. from Caao via
ANTI. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
w. II. Dimond, Am. bktne, Houdett, I'm S f. &c 81
Kilauea tiou, stmr Sears, I'm Kahalui. ....,. ~
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DAVIS, commander leaves Honolulu every Iuesday
At Pm Tor kukuihae, Honokaa aud Pzauhau. Re.
turning arrives at Honolulu every Sunday morning.
~ OFFICE Of the Company foot of kilauea
Street. the NJ S. S. Wharf III
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From Boston, per Amy Tuner. Juas ,,-.Hsi 4
Son. pkss books cs leather, o. ca pnint no ~.
assorsd hssd~a.:; Phillip. Co ~ pk9s ieSsleo
and d,y goods; Honolulu Iron Wosks, cs hssdwsss.
70 Dbl. dust; Wilder : Go. bdis blinds; ~ S Grin.
baum Go, 20 pigs rops; Mott. CO spades: brewer
4 10. bbls vinegar j es carriages; Cloa~oa, 6
Papsr Pierce Co pkg rops, whas eoess, bdls
s - :. .' .s NV .'s..'; Il. .s s.
assorted n'srchaadiss; Z Bailey, pkss vssins ns.
ehins; Alss Rohsnsea. 9s4 Pkg n.iis, dooss bssi
Asd pork; G W MAcfaTsns Co. sso kss nails; L Nc.
Culiy, carriages Hollsser 4 Co, 40 pkg drxss;
ovdsr ~ tens eoa. 'scD es oil, is>o pigs Assorted
merchandise.
For San francisco, pss. Kaiak.sa, Juns &c
Berger, rs tanks hspshs Hanson, smis6 Co. car.
boy acid: Wsssshouss, cisass, so pkxs suoes-
rss; c Henson, % bis hay; Nm Lack. 10 p g ms
:, Plss powder, y 1sln:say, ! 6 eissiiss; 4
Cooks, SOS pkss sronsss> fed Aa1 dsy nnn2s; Nc
Lean bros, AZ pkgs OIL paei6c Nasiunain Ca - ~
xalnaa; q Lucas NOD hicks, 10 hkiA M & -,
pl.sss ~ pss pir; lsaekaa CO.. 400 Is As~; c
wnHAsss. - ptGs fssaisuss, too BIS hay, 80 -,
oassi HAekssl6 . Go. So psss, ,,s DIS ksy; 0vds,
4, ply, merchandise; cklnsss fira,, $50 pkg, ser
F'om Eureka. per Iva, Jane ,o-Ls~sr, : Cooke
,'',9o q raTs, ss,60o n .uh, l,ss, q, ss,>lshT
y, s.gos ". .4sso n sidins. ios 'sos, h siding
s9> ssd,rs =, shingles, >6I7 shingles pst, " bbl
bssf ~ bhl> >Almon.
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Win run regularly for KoNA and KAu,
Leaves Honolulu at = p. M:
The Isc0i0ni.

Cameron, commander, leaves Honolulu every Tues.
day at SPIN. for Nawiliwili, koloa Elrele and Wal.
n.ea, Kauai Returning leaves Nawiliwiii every
Saturday evening
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-21

Australia, br', Chest for Sydney ...... June "A
Mariposa. Am IS, Golding, for San Francisco. " 70
IA Moi, sch, for Laupohoehoe ............... IS
Ehukai, sch, for Waislua .................... 10
I.ehua, sim, Loren1en. for Moiokai and Hama " ,6
kankeouli. sch, for kohola. ,.....,......,.. 10
Abbis Carver. Am bk, pendls,on, for Hong
:. Nohg ....'. .''......s ......,........... ~
kekauluohi, sch, for Hanaei. ............... a,
kinau, stm King, Hilo and way ports. " q,
Planter. stm, Bates, for Maalaoa, kons and
lwalani. sim, Cameron, for koloa and waimea " 4,
kaueA Hou, sim, Sears, for Kahului. .....,. " a,
Mokolii ssm, Mct;regor, for koolau. " "
Waimau, sch, for Koloa. observation-disclosures. F." q,
Haleakala, sch, Pepeekeo.. " q,
Mary Alice sch, for Molokai.. .............. =,
c. o: Whi,more, Am hk Calhoun, for Por
iOWnscnus -
c. R. Bishop. stm, Davis, for Hamakua 800. " "a
l.ikelike, stm Wiesbarth, for hamakua. .... " IS
Amelia. Am bktne. NewhAll. for Port Townsend " IS
Rob Roy, sch, for koolau. 10
Mannokawai. sch, for Hanamaulu. ........... 70
Emerald, Am bk, Cater, for Port Townsend " 40
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MEMORANDA.

safk Amy Turner, Newell, masisr- sailed iIon,
bosioa. Mas. February a. 1884. Had heavy weather
raaniag Al The coast wAs % days 70 the equator ia
The Atlantic; April Cd the BIO De IL P>as. .yaai
ised American ship Gaihsssr from fhii>dslphs. hssad
TO sss Fssaeiseo; Apsu ~, Passed through ~ sss
d IL Asiss May :. passed. Caps Horn; june !.
crossed shs equator In The PSehe. onsissds ,3s deg
v had sseng M and sE trades Juns IS, $50 =.
sighsd hssas kss. tsArins ssw, distance IS milss;
- t~ds'gAp hove to - Coo Head; pAs>Ass nsh
day,-
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The James Make.

Freeman. commander, leaves Honolulu every Thurs.
day, At , PIN. for Kappa and Kilauea. Return
ing leaves Kauai every Tuesday pm, and touch.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-21

The !. d. Spsecksls arrived Al San Francis.
60, 90 The 9Th Inst, az days from Kshului
kahshAi. II hask Hop, rsshalAou, hencs,
slvs> y Nh Ts~assaa. Jsae >lh.
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DAcIFic NAVIGATION co.
] llimited)

cessitss s~d Communications Assmss
ces~v QUEEN .. NUUdxU sf,~f. Hsssisi.
Regular ss.ssl - sl,s pom Il
Mako and Hsnaes Maui.
iaDp.lssAa-. 'io"o"u. Past>> aat Hi;o GA
Hawai-, r
Koos, Hsa>psps and waime. kAsAi. and
wsiAss on Oahu.
And an, n&AT pors shsa Inducements oa<s
ps'sa, having sishis ias Any pAa d TN i>ssd. 10
h tossNdsd from Sac fsssei<<s " wy y Hoask,iu.
Of dissu ship~snss from Hoaassls iii Do sell 10
snguiss kss q shs pseike N.vsassoa To before
making Ana arrangements
Good iasssdsd fss shisssns W sny 4 eau ss.ssl>
resolved and a~ed ice u ehAsus y e~r Gss-psosf
euihins = any 'i~s Assss Y - saeasi- = bsssl.
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IMPORTS.

For san frAsclsoo per MssipoSa jane ,e-,6. ,ss b,
sugar e77.io7 lbs I,sss bgs fics. ss lbs oos pc
hides, 3,ss. bnchs bananas az bss be,el leaves su,
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The British steamship City Of Paris is a, the
Pacific Mail steamship wharf, discharging an
assorted cargo Of European goods Her des.
tination is at present uncertain.
The American tern Eva. arrived on
Thursday, with cargo Of redwood con-
signed TO Messss Levers and Cooke. which
shs di'chAsgins at the ssplsaads,
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STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY's
The Planter.

LINE OF STEAMERS.
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Shipping.
LIST and 18th Of Each Month.

Passengers By this line hereby notified that they
will be allowed $50 lbs. Of baggage free by the Over
land Railway when travelling East.