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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06

BORDEAUX LINE. ,.,,,,
ID New and direct lne 10 the south OF France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DlRECE ILL., ~
tiiA 70 ~, ~ AZ newl - Wedne slay. Aug.
= WcdueslaV Au0 20
From "Prcncc's stores NEAR Wa.t Ferry BrooS'y ~
rIvelera Tor France spain and Italy, Pyrcnfes ran.
Nicc &c viii ave fine aud expense by taking TINS ne
Fir.C abu dncudng wine, tsOtoslOo Second Cso'n' '
steerase s-o for pal az BoULANG Err. l6 Beayer..t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06

\ BrtWTI mn TIINI'.
Companvs pier new. No AZ North river iolt OIL o m
81 GENNAlN lraub Cdnc'lay Ju,l, Z ~
rAN ada kersab,c Wednesi'". July 10 IL H. N
ooDt IL " educslav. July D. O. am
Checks payable at ,ght IN amounts Id SUIT Oh 'ho "'P
Transatlantic ~ Para ,-..tt.o f,oen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
dcSe'l Eastern once, cotsoto G,y1yeg99 Sg'eait's

NORWICH LINE 10 NOHfON NOWlN-
y rrM "a UrA ruWtNNh Wd M WilAn
t',, eers a,otile ha,es rler No io south iNeI Nv. II
a0l N, pornlpy "DlN oi h0siol"o ma MwdVa Wednesdays
"Inltti and 1',,ilson Iichcp NJ iodurod ploa state,
tna uiV hr sptuttd AZ Hu7 broadway ahd at ltr 40 az
nl,lnt advantages ara unrrUd hY tha lnn ne HAhl
hUItuitI LIVE IWottemer, onoh Wny every weekday
a, a. ". NlAnN. Aaput
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
). q, H1EGoCK., y.R WOOD. I'm. NIEMAN..

DOPVLAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Roston aud the East All Ia Grand Central Depot
Three express daily Sundays excepted TO Boston M
n m D. M lparlOr attached and 10 with palace
sleeping cars SUNDAY az 10 p m with palace sleeping
c9rs Newport express leaves Gran0 Central Depot NJ
u m arrives NeWpo.. 73J p m. Parlor cars attached
i' L. ". POPPLE, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06

CUNAKD LINE.
NOTICE LANE ROUTE" .-,.,
rpou NrU York no LIVERPOOL. VIA oUEhN>
''' TOWN.
FROM PIER No. 40 NORTH RlNElG
r,.>-t iO' i N edne.lay. Juy .. 500 y. m
- Wcipes fay. July 10. II a. m.
SIINI iry II m
ONIGO ~ " e''icr''J ''' y
Calun passage 500. $50 nnd 500 , ,,o n, rar,l ov
Sfccragc lie and from all parts OF Europe ~"
r.,,s Eregh and passage office, No lowing pIeel
''''@ ''''3' VERSION II. BROWN * CO. Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
} ONG BEACH.

tnns leave depot foot " Coanit and nrsbros'cs IS
az ttu M 3iO and ~ M OR Faafon. Hpthlehem. Alien
town .nrrmq Msuch lnqh Nik.s,eltcL Iovaqnla wa
thrnnrh hos diny Lnra trlna at M ande to
d. 100. fnr tasfrn lphiehpn aud tU0'nv.
nil puins n Nahannt sui inspinn coal nHlnns sunday
Uulh local fit MAuth thunb aoa M Leave Maurh 'huhs
nj y ~ ......,. ,.,.,., ,...,,..,,.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06

NoNIII VnI5E,NMTA',NN, NJ Tii''i1WI}UvHIN y"
NIWyoHk s0CutANrluN ANp uNlNHN "a
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lNe 1000. u...N ed IuN DOL" IlNN ,...''' INV o."
ruuM SIWNulK go Iusnut, uANiE AND
Utu.MlN. .. .,..
Aluat cabin .. 800 io lln
ny wednesday n'h second tltt tfu
tlIrHt cabin. ...,....t..... no
l} ~Nulil N'Ah'i Second e h sou
o'rt-, ut lorr.t hutct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06

CT. LUKES BOARDING. SCliOOl;, ,..,,,,,,
y p o. BTSTLETON. Phia Pom. tnusnally heathlu
Homo Influences and especial care Of young pupils.
specially ohcge preparation CllAS H. SIkoO i ", A.
GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17


Mi r. :. Bodies died at his residence in
Nuuanu Valley at 6;jo ?. VI. last saturday at
the ripe old age OF 70 years, month and -
days lie was a native OF the maritime town
VI New London, at the mouth Of the Thames
River, Connecticut lie began business in
these islands in 1910, shortly after his arrival.
opening ship ehandlefy at Lahaina, Maui. a
port then enjoying large share Of the whal-
ing trade. In 1909 he moved 10 this city, and
had ehandltty lof two years on kaahumanu
street, removing to the store occupied until 50
recently 10y his firm, in 1864. Mr., Bellies
married Miss Elizabeth c. Hebron in 1885.
Ills wife and six children survive him. OF
five daughters four are married Mrs. John
Patty and Mrs. Charles lIuslace In Honolulu
Mrs J.. NJ. Caverly in san Francisco, and Mrs.
II. +. Loyeland in Washington Territory.
Mrs. Cayerly was expected to arrive on visit
by the Madposa bnt was unfortunately de
tanned and She viii probably arrive on the CITY
of sydney. Nit Bolles had been unconscious
| for three days but finally died without strug
! gle He was buried on Sunday in the Nuuani
/ Valley Cemetery, the Rev. !. A. Cruaan otfi
eating. The pail bearers were rs follows
Hon Charles K. Bishop, A. J. Cartwright, A
$. Clcghorn, Henry May, Samuel {. Allen
! 5. G.. Wilder, T.. &. Jones and I. a. Schaei
Ter Many sincere friends mourn persona
loss.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17
shipping Votes

80 - V-,4 a.
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The Alameda may be looked far from San
Geeeemuje, sailed April Sih. Hawaiian
bark G. x. Bishop lot lIcuolulu.
Mail spe,m.b,p what. Jistha,sinp coal
=.
tue : nv '' Nl'n,F may W '',N'' ''' ny
evening ''''' '"' ''.'''''' WI" "''' way
w ''' 'l''''' ''t''' w, "'''''
''V'''' '''' '''s'''''' '''' '','''''' l'" .'''''
" 'h''s
The American uigautiur ". q. Irwin Is Of
t.,t.f $50. t........ .1..f..
The American hath Nhhe Carver, Is a
Brewer Cos WHAT where She Is dHeha'g
ing m as,'rted eargo OF merchandise lrun
Sew YORK
Toe American b,ttrptipe kts,, il dis
charming eareo Of lumber at Allen x Robin
sons wharf She will return /, the SCUM,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17
The other Islands.

The rainfall at Multi, Kohola, during April
wa 1874 inches
On the first instant the Anna and Ferris
Thompson arrived at Kahului.
The bridge over Waikiki River at liilo has
been put in fine condition again.
During the month of April there has been
a very large rainfall in Hio district.
A concert was given at the Eas, Maui Young
Ladies Seminary last Thursday evening.
Kohala purposes 10 send at least two horses
to compete in the Kamehameha Day races.
Two Portuguese women from Papaikou Ha-
wall, were arrested for stealing dry goods in
IIilo and given two months to think over their
folly.
"a government Official at iilo was lately
arrested and fined for fast riding Others not
officials should also be fined, but are allowed
to go as they please writes Iiloite.
Rev. f. P. Baker, of IIilo, accompanied by
two cinnamon visited Mauna Loa, during last
month. They went and returned on foot,
visited the place of eruption during the flow Of
1880, and found considerable heat and steam
still issuing.
A subscriber, interested in the question of
self support in agricultural matters here, wants
TO know il ii is true that number Of planters
on Maui are raising excellent potatoes. II SO,
why may not these islands raise all the potatoes
that are needed for home consumption
Mrs. DR.. Walters OF Lihue, Kauai, has
generously remiited, through friend the
sum OF twenty FIVE dollars as contribution to
the Library Fair, in lieu Of preparation Of
fancy work therefor. The Press would be
pleased to record similar layos from Others
similarly situated.
On Hawaii there are many horses and mules
dying from some disease. Olicer Daniel
Porter has been visiting several plantations 10
gain information about the peculiar disease
and TO give information TO the government.
The disease among the mules caused the
death OF ten at Spencer plantation Iiilo, and
hive at Pepkekeo, and does NO, seem on The
increase as every effort IS made TO keep the
desease from spreading.
On the evening Of the Slh instant, a very
pheasant evening was had al the residence 81
Manager Wells, 81 Iialawa plantation, Hawaii.
II was made the occasion Of presenting Rev
MI Houston, with a purse Of sIgs,oo. Tho
house and premises, built aud laid out hj
Doctor Iisdale, former manager. are noticcahls
for their neat and cheerful appearance The
long yeranda, extending round three sides o
the house, forming a pleasan, feature in il
plan. The parlor possesses the only fire plae'
in the district, such thing being generall,
regarded a. unnecessary in this climate. 1h'
weather continue, Iainy. but favored the socia
bic BY a respite.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17

SaflOtfdr Minister Gibson reports, I4S
pages an admirable illustration Of how to say
very little at great length F. Bolles died,
At 6;5or. Mast entertainment Of library
fund good 5000 in at that time.
SUNDAY. Rev and Hon. G. w. Plipo,
emher from kona, preached in the morning
at Kawaiahao shurch, and in the evening at the
kaumakapili church. Bible reading in morn
ing at kamakapili church, conducted by Mr..
Henry Warehouse, assisted by members OF the
assembly, Revs. !. Kauhane, ]. Wainmau and
Hons. J. w. kalua, ?. w. p. Kancalii, J.
Kauwilia-Dr. ]. X. Mclean, from Oakland,
preached an eloquent sermon at Fort street
church, Capt. ITaGon Turnor, the evan.
Celist, went by the Australia to san Francisco.
Funeral Of Mr.. Bolles. Flags in the harbor
at half-masi in his honor.
.HoH&iy: Hon. ]. Mott Smith took his seat
in the assembly as a member OF the house of
mobiles. - Messrs. T. X. Walker, Thomas May
aud Antoine Rosa elected by St. Andrews
epers shipped from branch hospital in this
city to Molokai. Hon. c. X. Bishop presents
trustees Of Oahu College a check for $4,000.
ZHesay Ri. Rev. Bishop Of Honolulu re.
turns from Maui Princess Victoria Kaui.
lani goes to Maui. -MeSsrs. Webb and Parker
receive letters OF denization.-T Halawa
Sugar Company pay dividend of So pei
share.
HdiatAaay Petitions agains, licensing tn,
sale Of opium, signed by 1900 citizens o
Honolulu, presented 10 ihelegislature. 49, Bill ,c
license the importation, manufacture and sale
Of opium, discussed by the house in committe,
Of the whole, meets its deserts death. -Im
promptu hop on board the Mariposa. Gooc
time.
7hmgaay Mr., NJ. G. Elmore to the from
with gas proposition. meet Of tn
cabinet council, the minister Of finance wa
authorized to compel collection of duties IL
gold after the Is. proSimo good rule, to-
suddenly sprung. -Maiposa sails to-day
Noble Bishop ON board mother vote less 70
reform.
FtTday : A concert was held at the Kauma
kapili Church under the direction Of Mr.. Hen
ny Waterhouse, and in which Queen Kapiola
took part. No legislature no nonsense; NJ
news no more time nor space. Pau.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17

From san fnneisop, l,ef Nanpo,a, May s-OW Mae.
fuiane 90, w, whisky, 40 plgs t-es, *
san and feed i,loo sAs nslr, 49, bales hay, 5 @
chlnpaenr, " tda papagi heinsfny. oils marble
d,si; q, ial NsiA Wofls Go. bis marble dust Ire
giian 4 Afaafti, clothing; nhiin CHAM 4 q, ifon
safe D. pig soap ,pd hardware pigs pant. " oils.
irf 40. ~ "a ~ tobacco and gla ~arr, pig paper,
Circular, " D. Page, % plgs Garage material,
kicllagiaQo 90, pig, furnishing goads, 6 hats;
sam N.it, " pigs hardware losejoy q Co. u q
ilnin a 60. IaI plgs feed and frsgiaDns, "a. pkg.
oanHed goos, flg ihg- maehof5 o. $50 la.is, ~ fJc,
hl 4pi BIS houi, ~ bread So .ks gain aud feed,
ifsNer 90, ptsi slsiwafes \ D fosb.s. 70 c.
isets. ysan a 90, hse fufnttlf. Lyons 4 Levy 70
bas gfl'sret A ! N-sh B bxs nafbis. N J. fosirg,
20 .s rsesri,n AID naiis; ~ a w.aeniAisu, b.,
firfhons nlAttr.ti, tase . t,sais 40 hss ua Inner,
"a l4ss haIisafc. b. candy; J n nai 4 20. (,
l,tAl stalianefy. Mulfr fd@afia ,fS ~ - a.
.aiisd groeeties lia@ai,sn isl Is,lho %. PIG,
nsnisieri Geo A,as 10 pkss plpaltsia materials.
Mlder q 90, 81 ptst lisilai slhacfu 90, III &,
HirrtA Aadiis iia1Aisi a &C.. Fkg. merchsi,i,s, 4
Nnel u.e, a IN 81 mpgei.aai ~ N lloh.chacs 90 &
O. ikss meIcbai,iise. NJ eiaslasr Z 90, y Z,
MhisAy; Hailef lill pkss paper, l<ainr : ~, 81
81 isej, " tsty, uailopt. May = 90, nos Ik4i
srqetff5, Afiniyle iirgi, rs pafs gr&rrsi; Later
lizard siesN NaTs aii4a 60 ~ tlkst sforiies, han
i,ep. a. apsf, - y pauirrs ui-inriail u ihsasp,
4 ,iEl gzpsr Inab4.,n = 60, pigs lotsfco, N
NelrsJ, " llr, sissis aui .Jlti Niiies 90, q.
N y dpa,; ieesfr 2tIs. y VI ~ doIs aili iail 81
ftniiir So - plgs upcuies and provisions, & AA'
itp,laet. "a tkks sufefiss.s5 kEi iced; l. saith
= ~ & stag sa.shin<s. Litan 8 %, plgs esfaEs
Ds,4, 90. " pig, h.fdwalr and un. Hall Son,
49,, haFd~ais; Sohn 20, psgs eisshias; { b WI
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17

eor San Francisco, per Eureka, May &c Balkey,
II T. Johnson.
For Maui and Hawaii per kinau, May a. Princess
Kaiuiani, Miss Clrghorn, Miss Parker, Miss Need
ham Miss Low, Miss Wagstai, Miss Bernard. MI
Greenhagh. Mr. 1rcmett, II kuheani and wife, A
Young, G Miles, w iidga,e aud family, Max Pracht
Kennel, NJ Cheshall, Mr.. Newell NJ Loulsson, Re,
Father Theodore Fabian, II \ iIeen.
For Kauai per Iwalani, May Il-E Krnse, l. Titus,
J w Smith. NJ atrsnbsGk and vile Miss Becker, Mis-,
Worluan, 4 J Collins, Mr. Wilson, W Culhbsrt,
For Kahun PEI Kilauca ilou. May Nv II Bailey
and wife and children. Miss Sharuat, Miss Newell
Ch.s brown, l. Thurson, I G Wall.
For San Francisco per Mariposa, May I5--Miss {
Mclntyre, y Ludwig Mrs = Kos aud daughter. Mis-
u Poster, w G niaby, " NJ Jarvis, Green, Mrs Jns
Il Saper and ! Children Chss Bren. and wife. frei
smih, Miss Wright, MIA ] y .allant, II Muel vii.
3 children ana servant, Cap l. \ Robbins, N Sachs
Ney pr ] X MCLEAN, Gov WIN iiar, wife aud son
hon e K Bishop, n Cornwall. u Schmidt, On Choag
Al Hong, II Moake, W Wright, 4 Schrader, Il
sohalie, A Couchock, a Conei,n, Bradley, { Silva
Gro u sase, ianehias, Wong La Sam, / Juus
x wilkins, Pa Ian, \ Hooper, 4 7 Goodwin, kil
Ihong san. Davis, Il & Wo1dss, o fienanson.
Naycr ] horne, J dOleueras, Beg Lacy, An sick,
] Etgal, Chung MI, Chung Chan Ah sam, ! Hank
Levy Al lin, Chin ,.on = Marshall, l. hose, SID
T. u Kerr and rhildaen, ~ iai, a " Bolster. y Bu
ford. I Aios' X Sheehy Potter, W Ramsey.
For San Fe,nciseo pr u, c, Murray. May sc v
tle~son, oie-on. vile and clildrra, fcorsen.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17
PASSENGERS


From Maui and Hawaii, per Kinau, May Io-H
Comwell, A n Smith, Rev A o Forbes, ] Zabblau,
Guaeio, NJ Swanzy, Capt II II Berry, II { Closson,
McLane, ] Mclean, o Carter, 5 II kaha c
{ Motley, MrS Graysou, Miss Wilcox II g hinekey
aud wife, J II Soper wife and children, W K Seal,
Mrs n Wright, II Henry.
From Kahulu per kilauea Hou, May Io-Cap, 7
II Hebron Master L w Hebron, w II Bailey T K
Foster, Capt Sass, G. W K King and daughter, Mrs I
Winter, W c Bixby, ii NJ Jarvis, NJ Carr.
From Kaui per Iwalani. May NV ID Schmidt, X
Cation, WIN AUSTIN, b Grant, wife and two ser
wants, Mrs WIN Aud.
From the Colonies, per Australia, May NJ Trem-
let, Il Greenhalg and Storage.
From Maui and Hawaii, per Planter, May I3--Mrs
NJ Fuller aud daughter. Miss Foster, Bishop Willis,
II Martin, wife and children, T. A eilenbcrg, Mrs
J Monsarrat, Mrs kaae, c Akai, Lee, Searle,
Mrs NJ Barrett.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17

The Honolulu Iron Works Co. are making
for lIomer& Cos plantation al Hamakua, Ha-
waii, complete new I5-ton-plant mill, with
double effect Its dimensions will be 90 90,
with double gearing and s-foot vacuum pan. two
pairs OF compound boilers. 1t will be driven by
a Corliss engine, I6s42. II will have also an
engine 9sis to drive eentrifugals, and other
necessary machinery 10 make it frs,-Class
sugar mill.
The works are making large marine boiler
for the I.ikelike, which is II feet inches by
I , fee, o inches.
As the company has agreed to give it,
workmen, numbering about 800 in all, Satur-
day afternoons to themselves, the boys have
organized a cricket club, and also a base bal
club.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17

The Press some weeks since mentioned the
fact that there was possibility that Honolulu
would soon be favored with the presence OF
Edward Remenyi, one Of the inost talented OF
living yiolinis,s. Mr.. J. 4. Wiseman has JUS;
received a reply letter sent some weeks
ago-in which Mr. Remenyi writes that he
will gladly come here for season oftwo weeks,
arrive here in time to close his season before
the departure of the mail steamer for Australia,
on OF about June 18th, las Mr.. Remenyi un-
derstood when he wrote) if he comes, it will
probably be on the return Mariposa, which will
leave San Francisco ON the LIST ultimo. But
that would leave him only one week, as the
June mail steamer will probably leave on the
10th.
The following sketch Of the career Of the
celebrated player will interest those not already
familiar with it.
This noted violinst was born in 1880, at
Iicwes, in Hungary At the age Of twelve he
entered The Vienna Conservatory, which he left
at the breaking out of the Hungarian revolu-
ton to enter the ranks of the revolu,ionsts as
a volunteer. The fortune of arms was adverse
to the patriots, and Remenyi, to avoid more
unpleasant consequences, left the country and
| sailed for America. He gave number of very
successful concerts through the country. In
1853 he returned to Europe, making his home
at Weimar, where he was the companion and
friend Of List. He then went TO England,
atsi in 1854 was appointed solo violinist to
Queen Victoria. He then revisited his native
land, and in 1879 returned to America, since
which time he has given very large number
% concerts all over the United States, Canada
and Mexico. Remenyi is a most vivaciou'
companion, but strict abstainer from al
spirituous liquors. He is disciple Of Richard
Wagner, with whom he was on the mos
friendly terms, bu, yet seldom plays his music
lie plays to please as much as to instruct hi
audiences, and avoids in his popular concerts
those selections which musicians alone can un
derstand. His playing is mastery, and tn
dash of his execution often electrhes hi
audience in a wonderful degree.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17
NFFICE OF ]. e. WISEMAN,
rIRE.pRooF BRICK BUILDING,
No ~ Merchant Street. Houoi.iH. ~. H.
Tho only recognized General Business
Agent In the Kingdom.
DEPARTMENTS

DEPARTMENTS
Real Estate Broker, Life Insurance Agent
Custom House Broker, Employment Agent,
Money Broker, Fire Insurance Agent,
And General Business Agent.
Rrst FsrArr DKrARraHsr- Huy and sell Real
Estate In all parts u the kingdom Value Real Estate
and property II all kinds, Rent and Lease Houses Cot
tages Rooms and Land; Attend 10 Insurance. Taxes
Repairing and Collecting Of Renalsi Draw Legal
Papers OF every nature Search Title Records, etc etc
EnrLoyMr.r DrrARrMnsr- Find employment in
all branches Of industry connected with the Islands,
GnarRAL BUSINESS MArtrRs-- Keep Books and
Accounts Collect Bills Loan and Invest Money, Pen.
manship, Engrossing and all kinds Of Copying done;
Procure Fire and Life Insurance; Advertisements and
Correspondence attended to.
CUSTOM HOUSE, BRokrR- Attend to all Entries
through power OF attorney and otherwise. Merchants
will find this department special benefit to them as
attend to the delivery Of invoices complete.
SoLtcitisG AGHHr for the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York, the largest grandest anil
| soundest Insurance Company in the world
Tourists and Travellers, and those seeking perma.
men, homes the Islands, will find il TO their adyan-
tage to consult personally by letter when suitable
accommodations are required and they will find II ,c
their ineres, to call on for general information per
| tpining to the Islands
accepted and filled for Hawaiian Curos Ferns, Coral
Shells Lava Specimens, Photos, Views ETC. etc, apper
tanning to the Islands.
Orders Of every nature attended to, coming from the
| vorious Islands.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17

Good morrow, Mr.. McChesney. Wha,
have you for sale this week y
"Fresh eggs, just arrived from San Francisco.
Large size and prime quality"
''What can do for you, Mr.. Manager Of
| Warehouses; No 10 Fort street store ?"
"Just say have fine new lot of ladies' and
children's hats"
"What do you offer to-day, Mr.. Fishel "
bargains in all kinds of millinery, young
man and especial bargains in kid gloves. A
large invoice Of slightly damaged ones on hand
going at dollar pair"
'Have you anything special to mention,
Messrs Castle & Cooker
"Aye, we have-a large new stock of plan
tation goods in every line. Cool in quality,
reasonable in price, appreciated when seen and
tried"
"Messrs. Wolf & Edwards, how about YOU
new groceries :"
"They are just what this market needs, 0
Infinite variety, and Chap for CASH"
"What is that you are smiling about, Messrs
Kennedy & Coz"
"our big purchase Of South Sea oranges
This market seldom has such treat, and a
such low prices. We expect our customers lC
bless US for the next two weeks"
"What is this hear, Mr.. Goo KIM"
II am selling out my store on Nuuanu street
ind this Saturday evening, Mt o'clock, vii
have an auction sale. Everybody ought to 60
because have much TO sell, and il mast all b'
sold-af any Prize Ito close up this branch o
my business"
LAST, bu, not least, Messrs. IIaekfeld & Co
wha, have you that Is good ,o-dayf
"a new lot OF iirst.,,s-s plantation coats
duck outside and flannel within. We have sol,
them by the hundred dozens, and expect TO be
I'D Of large stock jus, received inside Of STAT,
days"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17

Exports for San Francisco per Dora Biuhm, May -
0 $3.50 bags sugar, to96,lls rs Value, S57,459 %.
For san Francisco per Eureka, May 5-7,lts bags
sugar slgyo7 lbs; GA bags rice, 63ioo Ms; iss bnchs
bananas Value Si5,ote 90.
For San Francisco. per Mrriposa, May f5-si,eoi
pkgs sugar. s.sosto3 MS 2gs2 pkgs rice, sgs.soo lbs
1891 bnehs bananas 40 pkgs goat skins, 1000 pkg
goat skins 615 ptgs dry hides, 2i6 bds we, hides g
bdls dry hides bdls bete leaves Value S2oi977 o.
For San Francisco per u. {. Murray, May ,s--6.7it
bags sugar. 6oo9oi lbs; bags nee. 10000 lbs;
hbls niolasses go, gallons Value, SJa,6sj o..
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17

Mr. Edward w. Townsend Of san Fan,
eiso, who visited the islands three years ago as
correspondent Of the san Francisco Cali, to
which paper he wroie several lively letters,
waa married on the i6lh uliino to Miss Annie
Lake. the Phillip Shirley and - ael
D~snce" whose attractive Writing has enliyenoi
,hr pages Of several san Franciscan journals
during the past two years. Miss Lake IS the
daughter Of the late Judge Lake and Mr..
Townsend IS one Of San fsaneiseoS mos, pop
ulal neN.papef nlen.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17


htus, 9d kgs furniture Rcdfil s. to, pkas tnbagea,
ucr & tu, - phss snNctesi " John q, asl pkss
f.trii ad feed, Levy 60, lll pigs Rrgeeriea aHd
feei ! ennedy Co. tJs pkg. guorfes. ] ! Watei.
lause pigs grueeue Mrthssuss son, % pkta
s1ssl aut leather. BENSON. smith Co. n Is drug.
iym1p nfbs t11 a. haata, dry sarls and stt,s. II 1
Nolts, g. efuecdss; SIssovie'. tray Is Co. d -
fut, Advertiser CO, q type. Ramsey iine, q
pics sueeries' Hawaiian tauit8e Nanuga,tunue Go.
- psE' ean'fes maj iwhi NsllN Fargo 10 "a
~ $500 & ',s '''" t,,g 49,
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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17
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