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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-04-12

Nrw Spring Goods 1t Chadwick's.
They keep the largest stock, tho
newest styles and l6rrss prices.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-04-12
with Malinda willard about the

with Malinda willard about the
child?
A. I had.
Q. State the conversation?
A. She sent for me yesterday morn
ing and when l went down / heard
her ask IL / had come. She did not
know l had yet arrived. She asked
for me to come III saying she had
something to tell nc. When l went
in she told me to go to the upper cor.
ner Of the COW stable aud there
would find her misfortune--a little
dead boy baby. She wanted me 10
bring it to the houre and wash it as
well as | could. wrap it up and put
1t in box and give it to her father;
and he would put it away; and then
don't tell it.
Q. Did Malinda Willard tell you
whose child il WASP
A. She did not.
Q, Did Malinda Willard tell you
whether the child was alive when she
threw it against the stable wall?
A. She said she did not know
whether it was alive or not.
VERDICT OF rHE coRoxoR's JURY.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
MoNoNGALIA COUNTY, to-wit:
AT an inquisition held at the resi-.
dence of Elias Willard in the county
of Monongalia on the 3lst day Of
March 1884, before 5. p. Tenant, a
Justice Of the said county, after view
ing the body Of male infant lying
there dead, the Jurors sworn to in
quire when, how and by what means
the said infant came to its death,
upon their oaths do say: That the
said infant came to its death by vio-
lence inflicted at the hands Of its
mother Malinda Willard with an in
strument unknown to us.
+. In testimony whereof the said jus.
tice and Jurors hereto set their seals.
S. p. Tenant, Justice;
A. w. Brown, Titus Lemley,
Nimrod Eddy, G. w. Weekly,
+. Tenant, Jas G.. Downey,
John c. Wright, Peter Chalfant,
Alpheus Tenant, G. w. johnson,
p. NJ. johnson, A. G. Chaplin.
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RAILROAD BOOM

We must sell at small profits and
are bound to make quick sales.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25
Iug'OHys


From San Francisco. pei Alameda, October
12ndi I 7 Adams, IRON safes, 10 bbls f.h,
90 bsa hshl William Aud, bs fruit, { o
Berger ca u street lamps, ~ o. glass. bale
rubber hosci Bishop y Go, ~ pkgs clocks,
ID Btodie, ~ pkgs drugs etcj Brown a
Phillips. pkgs plummets wares, Benson
smith Go, pkgs drugs ctci Chinese mcf
chants, 1908 pkg genl mdsc J A Cumming
horse, pkga wagon and harness goods, 4
bss hardware J Cunha y Go, ici pkgs pro-
yisionsi Collector General, ! case books :
Castle q Cooke, ~ pkg genl mdse S NJ
Garter co, 81 pkgs provisions > Cohn X CO.
"a pkgs furnishing goodsi 7 II Davies 4 co,
va pkgs gen mdac ! a Diah, pS pkgs genl
mdse dillingham; Co, i27pkgs feed hardware
and genl mdseJ Dodd, pkgs billiard material,
{ J tishel, 7 cs dry goods, w T. Poster, 40
c saddlery and harness, ffccth and Peacock
7 cs filter bags; W Clifford, o oars Allen Her.
bert, SSi pkgs gen1 misri Hawaiian Carriage
GO, "a pkga hardware and materials IIopp y
Co, 4S pkgs furniture, Is glass IIoli,lef 4
Col cs cigars,4S bSs tobacco,W II Holmes. 2
G., dry goods, $50 pkgs gtoccries; ] llnglcy &
60 III toncco;iiyman Bros no G. gcnl mdsc;
, bss fruit, 50 pkgs clothingi 7 VI Henderson,
! pkgs sundtiesl Hall q Son " pkg gcnl
mdsc lIoiischlagct q Co cs cotton goods ;
Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co, 10 bis wire, }
c,electncal goods Hawaiian Hotel, on pkgs
proyisonsj w 6 Irwin, bS plants Irwin a
co i6j9 pkgs gem mdsciCol Iaukca cs gloves;
& II Judd ) pkgs wagon material, , Is furniture,
King kalakaua boat, King Brps pk frnmesj
Grinbaum Go, eases &,ions Ken
ncdy Go. "a pkgs groceries, Lovejoy& Co,
20 pkgs whiskcy Levers q Cooke, 10 pkgs
paints, etc 10 pkgs doors, etc Lyons y
Levey, mdsc, firearms Lewis q CO,
ia pkgs groceries, etc Captain Morse, bill.
lard table Macfarlanc & Co, 200 pkgs
beer g w Maciarlane & Go, j,7A6 pkgs
wines, liquors, feed and genl mdse l. { Mac.
farlane, bss stereotype plates T J Moss.
man, IA pkgs, crockery NJ McInerny, pkgs
mdse; 7 Mclnerny, 29 pkgs provisions
Henry May SIS pkgs, groceries, etc Nc
Chesney & Son, 1913 pkgS genl mdse John
Mott, 8, plgs iron and tinwarc II ] N1lte,
10 pkgs, groceries, etc order 3I} pkgs sun
dries J. NJ Dat. Jr., x Co., o cs stationery
NJ Phillips * Go, 9 cs clothing, boots and
shoes, etc c II Purdy, bundles oars
w Richardardson, box fancy shirts; sup.
rene court, I cs books; l. A Scott, pkg hose
Sresovich Gray x Co, 3i9 pkgs produce; i A
Schaeier " Co, IoI pkgs gen mdse; A l.
Smith, 3 cs sewing machines, cs drugs; Mr..
l. Swan, 4 bxs apples; T G Thrum, IS pkg'
| paper, etc, bdls papers; w 7 Toer, ID pkgs
wagon material 10 bales hay; Wolfe * Ed
wards, 34a pkgs feed, groceries, etc; J I
Waterhouse, asa pkgs genl mdse; + Wells,
I32 pkgs groceries; II A Widemann, 10 cs
telephone material; Wilder * Co, ISL pkg,
paints, etc; c L Williams, 20 pkgs furniture
etc; Wilder 5 Co, bale rubber valves.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25
Resolutions Of Co.doienoe.

Fs"'"s""s % commence.
The following is copy Of the resolutions oil
coincidence passed after the morning service by
the members OF the Kawaiahao Church, las,
Sunday morning, in respect to the memory OF
the late Hon. Bernice Pauahi Bishop.
WHEREAS, The Most High God, in his in
scrutable power, has been pleased to take
away from this association the royal chieiess,
Hon. Mrs. Bernice Pauahi Bishop and,
WHEREAS, In her death high chiefess is
lost to the land !; good and worthy example for
this people has fallen /; an able assistant is
missed by the charitable associations and in
deeds Of love; Christian queen has departed
and pillar in the Church OF the Lord. among
the Hawaiian people. has fallen therefore.
We, the persons assembled in this sacred meet
ing, held in the Kawaiahao Church. on the
10Th day OF October, 1854. resolve
Rfselsca. Tha, We unite with her consou.
the Hon. Chas. K. Bishop and the nation
in sympathy ana grief for the beloved ehiefess
departed.
Re'etpea, That We pray the Almighty God
to tighten the griei OF his heau and Of the ma.
,ion and may lie bring him blessed hopes in
the future.
RfSeirxi, That the secretary OF thi, Assem-.
blage is instructed to send copy Of these
resolutions To the husband Of the deceased
ehiciess.
Reieisof That these resolutions shall be
spread upon the records OF the Church Of
Ka~aiahao.
lilRAN KAuMIALIi,
Chairman.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25
- SATURDAY PRESS

Public alton Once is at ~ Merchant stree I'D
totisi rooms at 10 Port trect
Subscribers aud Advertisers will please address.
THoS. q. rHRuM. Publisher aud Proprietor
Al matter for tho Saturday Press should be
addressed to the SATURDAY PRESS"
Notice Of any events Of Interest uanspitins on
the other islands viii always be thankfully received
fcr publication Correspondents arc requested TO
append theif true names TO all communications,
not Tor publication necessarily, but a. guarantee
tha, the writer il sctins IN good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25
Honolulu, October 40, 1854.

A Washington dispatch, dated October I4th
says Al a meeting Of the International Prime
Meridian Conference to-day resolution was
adopted providing that the longitude shall be
counted from, the meridian OF Greenwich in two
directions up to ISo degrees-east longitude
plus and west longitude minus. The follow.
ing resolution was adopted "The conference
proposes for adoption a universal day for all
purposes for which it may be found convenient
and which shall no, interfere with the use OF
local OF other standard times where desirable. f"
An adjournment was taken until Monday, the
aoth instant, when the following resolution
was to be considered This universal day is
TO be a mean solar day, to begin for all the
world at the moment Of mean midnight Of the
initial meridian. eoinciding with the beginning
Of the civil day, and the date Of that meridian
is to be counted from zero up to tweniy,four
hours"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25
RRTCIIS.

SATURDAY October iS-
Stmr Kinau from Maui and Hawaii
SUNDAY, October 10
Brit bk Pacific Slope, 4S days from New Castle,
n. 5. W.
Sim Waimanalo from Waimanao
Sim lwalani from Kauai
Sim c K Bishop from Hamakua
Stm Planter from Windward ports
Sim Lehua from IIamakua
Sch Pauahi from llanae
Sch Wamau from Koloa
Sch Manuokawai from Koolau
TUESDAY, October al
Stmr Mokoii from circuit of Maui
Stmr Wamanalo from Wamanalo
Sch Kawaiani from Kooau
Sch Rainbow from Koolau
WEDNESDAY, October 22.-
Sch Mana from Honomu
o S S Alameda II 6 Morse, 8 days
and ~ hours from San Francisco
Stm James Makee from Kauai
Sch Mana from Honomu
Sch kamoi from Kaiwilahilahi
Sch Luka from lIonokaa
THURsDAy, October 23.-
Am stmr.bark Geo. Homer 1874 days from
New York via Rio Janeiro
FsIDAy, October "a
Am bk Martha Davis, Capt. Benson, I24
, days from Boston
SATURDAY, Oct. 25.-
Sim Lkclike from Kahului
Sim Waimanalo for Waimanao
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25
IA,
SATURDAY. OCTOBER


My friend romaikai q. ma. LAM Is q most iaei.
mating snccioiis,. | am attaid. hnwcscr. that
not al the following stories, which he recently
tod mr, arr either original OF new hut all arc
guod enough 10 he rctold. and o, least one Of
them is ioyal
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25
Vessel. Expected from Foreign por,..

vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.
Nav Yoss, Ger blk TnALiA.............T hornlohn
Due Oct. sS-lo Castle Cooke, Agents.
GLASGOW, Brit blk Observation-Disclosures Lerrov,
Due Jan. io-rS. D. A. shasf.r q Co, Agent
HoseKoso. An bk AHnIE CARvss. =. :. :. Pendlston
Nov. 7-to- Agents
HoNGSoEG, Ger bk CSNrAuR ............
Loading Aug. "a. -, Agents
Losnos ria LisBoS 4 MApsisA, Brit ship DAecA,
Perry, Sailed IRON Lisbon Sept ,ri g. W. Mac.
fafsne. Agents.
SAN fRAseIsco, An CRY or SvnsEY +. Dearts,r,
Due Nov ~. Hackfeld Co, Agents.
Pear rowsSssp, An M kiiki,ai, ........ Cutler
Due oct.----Agcnt~
SAN fR,scisco. Has Simr ! G. Rlaine. Sa..
Due oet as Foster Co, Agents.
SAN fsAscrsco. Am : MAmrosA. ....... HAYWARD
Due Nov 9. q. W, Irwin Co, Agents
SAN fsANclsco. Am Bktne Ella, How,
loading Sop ~. brewer 4 60, Agents
san fssscnco. Am bktne W. II. p,moad Houdle,t
loading sep ~. W, q. IRWIN Co Agents
Posi- CAnsts, An bkins kIrsAr Robinson
Loading ssfi a.. Haekfsld a Co. Asenls
PoSt III ASHlN, An hkgnr AAELiA.......... Nsxhal
pos OCT Ao-ss. Allen Robinson. Agents.
Posi- blAsElN. An "a c o. wairaosK. Caiha.,s
Due Nov. as Allen a Robinson, Aeeuts
ursALAps, An, BIZ Hoys...............,P snhallou
pus Oct ssso is~en Cooke
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25

An imponan, seizure OF opium was made
last Thursday morning by Port Surveyor
Markham. strange Chinese came to the
custom house TO enter ;. gao tins marked ct.
c.Hand invoieed as lilly leaves" suspicion
being raised one Of the tins VAS opened amp
found 10 contain opium a, an average value
lhefel Of ST. lin. the total value OF the seil.
me amounting to the handsome sum Of $40,
100 The new surveyor and the country are
TO he congratulated.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25
DEPARTURES.


SATURDAY October IS.
Stmr Waimanalo for Waimanalo
Sch EIaeakala for Pepeeko
Sch Wailele for Onomea
Sch Caterina for Hanalci
Sch Rob Roy for Koolau
Sch Waioli for Maliko
MONDAY, October TO-
Stmr Likelike for Kahului. at PM
Sch Waiehu for Waialua
Sch Mile Morris for Molokai and Lanai
Sch Kapiolani for Waianae
Sch Kekauluohi for Hanalei
Sch Waimalu for Koloa, Waimea and Eleele
Sch Manuokawa for Koolau
Sch Rob Roy for Koolau
Sch Waiol for Maliko
Sch Caierina for Hanalei
sch Leah for Kohalalele and Kukaau
TUESDAY October al
sim Kinau for Maui and Hawaii at ! p. NJ.
Sim c X Bishop for Hamakua at ~ NJ
Sim Waimanalo for Waimanalo
Stmr Kapiolani for Eva
Sch Waimalu for Koloa
WEDNESDAY, October "a
Stmr Iwalani for Kauai at s Pm.
Stmr Planter for Windward ports at 4P.M.
Stmr Mokoli for Windward ports at 5P. NJ.
Am brgtne Claus Spreckels Tor San Francisco
sch Nettie Merrill for Lahaina
Sch Pauahi for Hanalei
Sim Waimanalo for Waimanalo
Sch Kawailani for koolau
Sch Rainbow for Koolau
Sch Mana for lIonomu
FRIDAY, October a.
Sim James Makee for Kauai via Waialua and
Waianae
Sch Mana for Honomu
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25
5. MAnrloN,, Secretary.

Al fon Stree, Church, Sunday morning. MI.
crasan's theme will be Christians as Lights in
the World in the evening he sermon will DC
especially ior ,hpse who are trusting ior the
present and future happiness in something else
beside Chns, ; theme, Short Bids and Narrow
Covers. Good music and an attractive. helpful
service general invitation and a cordial
welcome. Meeting for Bible study a, 6,3o
r. NJ
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25

An observing Honolalaan, recently in Phils-
delph'a, says that the people Of that city have
gone Wild oye' electricity. The recent eIectri,
cal exhibition. which continued from Sept,
eniber Is, until the 18Th OF this month, was 80
absoshingly interesting thai the young ladies q
thai city fogo, to be impouunaie ior ice cream
probably one OF the most signal lriumphs Of
modern science.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25

MI, T.. i. ,Dooley, Superintendent Of the
boys and Girls Aid Society. Of San Francisco,
writes requesting the Press to announce tina,
bo,s and g'rls may be had particularly boysl
for service at wages, fo1 iudeniyse. OF ios legal
adoption. BY applying, with satisfactory refer.
snees. TO him al his offee. os clem<n,ina
street, San ftsneisco.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25
MEMORANDA

Steamer Alamcda. Sailed nom san Fran
cisco October ISlh at p, w. with ~ pas.
scngcr and i.ioo tons u cargo Had for
first "a hours nouhcfly winds, thence
TO the 1tN bad fresh s. W. winds and head
sea, on The 13nd n T. Trades. Oct 18th
At 1850 rsM. passed O. $. =. Msdpoaa. A.
rived at 10 A. w., b days a. hours.
Barb Martha Davis sailed from Boston
June 2ia, 1884 fof Honolulu. We had hne
weather aud smooth sea 10 the limits u the
" Doldmms' where We had head winds and
quantities u rain 10 the Equaiuf. - days
from Boston. From the Equator We were 81
day 10 Cape HON We had several hard
gale between IS S and So S In AtlantI, Ne
were 81 dsY from Cape Hon TO the Equa.
tor in the Pacific We had very bard
westerly gales from the Diegos Ramse,
Rocks 10 the latitude ~ 80 S, bafomctef'
ranging between 3S, ~ and az 6O iof sey.
cral days. Prom the Equator to Honolulu W.
we're 10 days. The passage from Boston be
ing I2S days. We have had Gains and rain
from the Equator and no ~ T. trades. On
August ~ We sgnaligei the ship STANDARD
from Philadelphia bound ~ san Francisco.
AZ days out all well
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25
phla, seplember aS. IsS4.

Quite social event Is TO he noted ior the
p'ecinei Of Aala, Honolulu, as having tan.
spered on Thursday, October ,Srd. Genial
David and Mrs Manaku celebrated the second
anniversary Of the birth Of their only child by
giving party AT their residence. The usual
luau, music, vocal and INSTRUMENTAL and dane.
ing. served 10 make the time ay 80 rapidly
that all were surprised when |, was found
neeessary 10 bid their hosts +" aloha and &c.
turn home. The young scion was the reeipicn,
Of many congratulations and presents.
r----
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25
NOTICE

The undersigned, having Le.0u- Identified With she
interests u tho HAWAIIAN CAEEtAGE MANU-.
FACIuRtNG COMPANY, take rdt in-fiad u -.
pressing their sincere thanks 1f hs kndnsssi god VII
tnd liberal employment received fr0mfhsir many fnsbdt
hnd patrons in ihis community ~ Yur Old stand.
We cordially invite y0u to command cor ssfyisss
si our new " llradIusr,Tt, on Queen Wfes. vhsfs
Nth improved faliliusa 4 steam poser ant la hinsf
~ sspe't ~ turn ~ soFk, siih grsaisf sass,
pr3mptness and dtspaich.
Your, respectfully.
(sgnsD s. 81 WHITMAN,
" W WRIGHT
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25

The bark c X Bishop and the barken,ins
Discovery ~ilI both leave fof san Francisco
nsn Monday. partly loaded.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25

A hundred and twelve boses Of dressed
,,oneior ST. Address Csihedral have been
landed from the bark ophelia and are now in
the cathedral yard.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25
DtllinsAAa 4 Co


fhk LfVtok PkoHLkH or an SGSs
Nv Doctor bs~-A~.ie~ Of Ass.seA.s~s.
f~s'@ Cnssaa sAys I have sskessssiy ss.nasssi
hosiof DoseAeaef's took, The LksasS pfellsn 4 All
Agss 10 eeas'ass myssh thai ), u srsAs ,.las IL h
packed fall a ,sAiisics s~ily f.lad slss-hsrs u
y saiaAhs As a. sdocAios -li al tef interest a.
al ~ kas- shs fAcis y regard, ,hs hsa~ u.sse.
rassos osssl say, have examines this hssk and
take Fis-suss ~ rseosasasnssas u $ {. pan.so. "A
NJ wAinsy, Rss. Csasss wAIlarr. 5 4 h..l.s,. p
G joe. j., J. AiAsssan- \. g. lAruu. a. s n.
-on, s<sfy '. NJ 1 a AIs Auooas tho na,nh<s ,h.s
AAsv ssisfsd a.
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The Planters


\ Unna, and ] H. Davies
G,gllSmrH In the absence Of Ills Excel
lcncy MI Oulick, | have ihchouot 10 acknow
ledge the receipt u your letter Of Yesterday
date addressed to him a. president Of the board
ol immigration In which, on behalf Of the
Planters Labor aud Supply Coz you vet forth
the apprehension NJ The planters a. to q sea-.
city II labor and enquire how ff they may
coun. on a supply u Iabo,rn rom Japan aud
IN which you also express the opinion hat, u
there bcany doub, isto an adequate supply lIom
that source the ptcsen, rcstfictions on Chinese
immigration should be RELAXED.
In reply / have pleasure to state that the
government have most explicit assurances that
an immigration OF Japanese to the extent Of
/ 5000, 81 whom four hfths will be men may
he relied on during the year Of 1885 Il the
government hould find itself in position iu
make the requisite advances TO pro.
vide Tor their passages 10 this country
and tor other incidental expenses,
/ In addition to this we are informed that
about 600 first class sugar planting laborcn
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cess'nl efforts which MS maJesVs government
has made to inaugurate an immigration Of la
boring classes from Japan and they look for.
ward with much interes, to the arrival of
Japanese immigrants. 1t is of grave import.
ance to the planters to know how far
they can count upon adequate supplies
from this quarter, and the company respect
fully ask your excellency DO inform them
whether his majesty's government is in pos
session of information that satisfies i, that the
for the demands OF the planters for the com
ing year. The company respectfully inform
your excellency that it is the unanimous be.
lief Of the members that il there be any doub,
of the arrival, under the convention, of a stuff
cient number of Japanese to fill the require.
ments OF planters, as well as to make up
for the constant withdrawal of Chinese return.
ing to their own land, it will be of grea, advan,
age and almos, necessity that the presen,
restrictions upon Chinese immigration be re-
moved so far as may be necessary to make uy
the present and prospective deficiency Of labor
JONATHAN AUSTIN,
S;,n.d JOHN NJ. HoRNER,
a. SNHA'
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FOR SALE sy J. S. CUTLER.
ENVELOPES. ENVELOPES,

u sesss md o. ia 10y, fan .s.srsnsns a s.,<.
-ai dusfsag qs.iiss u
ENVELOPES. ENVELOPES. ENVELOPES.
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Ne a,,d N< .has. -, ~. ;. 20. q. "a 40
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,.a,ssn.aen ssss ard -a-sss. ss<<lai sls<s sls ~
rHus a. THsUAs
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25

There ~ill be an auction sale at Lyons 4
Lsyey's al noon
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rissrNnLns.


Prom San Francisco per Alameda, Oct. ~.
J Cummings and wife, Col { II Judd and
wife, Miss I = Judd, Miss Julia Judd Miss
HAYES, Mrs VI Kaha Miss l. Richardson.
T. K Miles, Mis- May, NJ limerick. Ms ! W
Robertson, w = Tolcr, a ] Campbell, John
Cassidy J W Forbes, W Wilcos. " g.
Wood, Miss Ellcnor VI Smith, MIS- Anna A
Long. Geo Surrey, Mis- Walter Hanks and
infant Mrs 4 llanloh, Fred int1n Miss
Hatch, ] VI Golfer and wife, Miss 4 & Harris.
DrE Webb, Chas II Brewer, " Manhall.
Edwin Ffeshfcld, T. - Kerry, S Guile Miss
Il Is Parkc, w II Cornwell, Bro Jos Schippct,
II K Judah, y kuehn, 80 Storage and S
Cinnamon.
From kahului, Nun, and Kaunakakai per
Likelike October 2s 4 W Davidson and
child, Mrs II Cornwell, Mrs NJ { Widdcfeld,
Father Gregory. Sister Bonnyentura, Capt I
Robbins, K Smith, Miss Mary Silva, lokea,
All Que, All Man and 50 deck.
For Kauai via Waianae and Waialua per
James Makee oct. a. l. Richardson aud
wife, NJ u MonsaTTai, Mrs Lane and daughter,
Miss 4 X Richardson, + w Glade and about
90 deck.
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MI. fishel's millineo opening neat Monday
Is something no ~ise women can snosd 10
neglect
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THR MS BIN cry.

THIS POPULAR BiNDERy. located Al
1907, Fort Street, will be able in its set
tied quarters todoeven more satisfactory
work than that which has gained il such
liberal patronage and such willing APP
probation from the Honolulu trade
II ApvERTIsEs No SPEcIALITIns,
but is able TO do ALL sorts, sizes,
and conditions OF Book binding,
Ruling, Lettering, and Paper-cut,ing
as well as in San Francisco, and at
moderate prices,
Ar THis COMPLETE BISDrRy
newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and
sheet music are neatly and simply OF
elegantly and snmpiuo'lsly bound, as
taste and poke, may demand Old
books are carefully and firmly rebound
All DESCRIPTIONS or BLANK
Books are made to order at as low
rates as are consistent with frst-class
work. The Bindery is now using
Weston's " Record and Ledger +"
paper for all irsi-olass work. A large
invoice OF this Justly celebrated stock
has just been received irom New York
ORDERS LEFr AT rHR MERCHANT
STREET srosE VIII HAVE PsoMPr
ArrEsrlos
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NOTICE

In retiring from the mana cement n the HAWAltAk
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, I
wish 10 eress TO this community my sincere thank
iof ule hbral patronage have snioysd ~ sif hands
and tfnH that the same encouragement and snypgri
will be extended 10 my ~ al the year. h.
come. Nery repeatedly
lytS IN (Signed) G.. WEsI
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NOTICE

NoT'eH
The undersigned has Withdrawn from h. firm n
andermsnn Hattie and IS 10, responsible f1r any Il
is deb,s J. C. HALfIE.
Kohala, October ?. re-,
gts-p
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25

PROJECTED DEPARrUREs.
Am bk Emerald for Port Townsend
Sch Laka for Kohala and Kukaiau
Sch Kawailani for Koolau
Sch Mary + Foster for Hanalei.
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COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS rHg HAWAIIAN TREASURY
FOR SIX MONTHS E.DISG ssrr. 90, Iss.-Iss3
1884. 1855.
Balance on hand, April rsi...S 7,sso a. 4s,s3o ~
Custom House Receipts. .... s6o.ss. 81 2e7,.7. IS