Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-25

Bhh1 ahhNf 81 Jay IlANf llNlHI anu ~ illEaf
per Nmr c. r. Bishop 1908 bags sugar, 90
sacks rice end 10 pkgs sundries; per sehr
Manuokawai, as bags sugar ami GOO bags
rice per ichr Emma, r,r0o bags sugar; per
sehr WiiIele, 1905 bags sugar; per stmr
KiIauea Hou, 33S2 bags sugar, 10 tons junk
and 10 cattle per stmr w. G.. Hall, 2,7i6
b-g' sugar. ~ bags coffee, 50 bags ava, AZ
biies, horse, II pigs and ~ pkgs sundries
per stnr Lehua, 2S7 bags sugar, rIS bogs
potatoes, 50 bags corn, I horse and 600 feet
koa lumber; per stmr James I. Dowsett, go
bales wool. 10 head cattle, r45 sheep and 100
bag, arc per stmr Mokolii, as bags sugar
and A. barrels molasses.
T"esday, Jdy efa.
Why is the Kalakaua coinage like the lie
brew race Because it is the issue OF David
and knows not when i shall be redeemed.
The steamer Xmas brought 1884 bags
sugar, 70 bales wool, horses, 90 hides, 800
goa, skins, 262 pieces koa boards, 80 bags
corn and 10 pkgs sunddes.
Miss Agatha Clark is entitled to credit for
the very beautiful manner IN which she dccora-
ed the dance programmes Of last Fridays hop
at Mr. W. G. Twins. A spray Of fern and a
spray Of moss were made to form a tiny arch
over The word "Aloha" on each programme.
The device is worth copying in similar affairs.
The stmrs Lehua and Mokolii will take 81 5
adult Japanese laborers to Maui to-day as fol
lows For the II. {. & S. Co., Kahului as;
ior the Reciprocity Sugar Company at Hamoa,
o. The steamer Kinau will take i55 TO be
attributed as follows IIilo Sugar Co., so;
Samuel Parker, Paauhau, 20; Ookala Sugar
Co., IS; fial,alau Plantation, 40 Kohala
Sugar Co., TO- Total 40
Mr.. Jules Tavernier, the artist, has painted
Handsome picture in water colors for Wilder's
Steamship Co., containing seven sketches Of
views on the route and at the Volcano. The
picture will be framed and hung in the com.
panyS office. The sketches are as follows
View Of the edge OF the crater, grass house,
Mauna Kea from the road to the Volcano)
Cater Of Kilauea, Halemaumau, Birds nest
in lava cave, and the lIamakua coast
The Nhoa party sailed away with ecial last
night. Tho party was feminine. by large
majority and rather juvenile than otherwise.
Mrs. Governor Dominis was the head Of the
native portion Of the party. She wore severa
leis Of ginger flowers. Among the haolc ex
cursionists Rev $. Z, Bishop, Hon. s. b
Dole and Mr. W. w. Hall were conspicuous
Mrs. L. NJ. Beckley has gone TO ste if she car
secure some curios for the museum. Mr.
Bishop will try and survey the island. Mr.
Dole will study It's birds Mr. Jaeger will
rayish its palm groves Mr. Williams vii
photograph its ugliness. Three valuable con
tributors will describe it for the Saturday Press
Wednesday,. Juiy a.nd.
I he stmr Planter is loading sugar for Sar
Francisco; she received the cargo of to-
stmf Waimanalo yesterday.
The stmr WaimanaIo brought 600 BAG
sugar and the sehr Leahi $50 bags paddy
yesterday. The Leahi will take 20 laps Il
the Pnnceyille Plantation to-day.
The steamers James Makee and c. II. Bishor
which were 10 sail Tuesday afternoon lief
on their respective routes yesterday at noon
The steamers have been detained on accoun
Of some delay at the immigration depot Goa
eerning the japanese to be shipped by Messrs
W. G.. Irwin " Co.
The following additional domestic eargoet
have arrived this week Schooner Mil,
Morris, 900 bags paddy; schooner Luka
LiIS bags sugar schooner Ehulsai, ,ia bag
sugar, Z bids. aides, Ij7 bags rice schoone
Mana, L4So bags sugar; steamer Iwalani
a'227 bags sugar, horse, 10 pkgs. sundries
steamer Waimanalo, 500 bags sugar.
Mr Frank Austin OF onomea, iilo. IL
wall, has perfected the cane cuItiyator de.cribS,
in these columns some time ago. Mr.. Austir
has taken orders ioS number of machines, /.
OF which are now being constructed by tn,
Hawaiian Carriage Company One may b,
seen there now aud well deserves the attention
OF those interested in cane cultivation. Mr.
Austin has jus, completed hlS plans FOL another
needed adjunct to cane cultiyaIion--a machin,
to move hohohno and other weeds from row,
oiyoung cane. When working model shall
be made We will fArnish our readers with a
description of it,
The Hawaiian f5Si Office Department ha,
sent the Cside a copy OF the Hawaiian Posta
Guide Vol. l, no. for July, 1855. Il cen
'ains summary Of regulations in the Hawsi.sr
Domestic and Foreign Postal Service. Il /
nlinlRI hnfh EuuItuh et.t
following make up the present Department.
staff Hon. II. NJ Whitney. postmaster gen
ers'i Mr. ], r. Peterson, assistant postmaster
Nh, David Manaku, ehiet delivery clerk, Mr.
n. c, wiliong, money order clerk; Mr.. vii
liam Johnson, Mr. George l.. Desha and MI
j. halialoa, asserting clerks; Mr.. o. {. Swain
assistant delivery clerk; and Mr.. Henry le,ant
letter carrier.
Thursday. July s3rd.
The sehI Mana sailed to-day with ~ ,span
csc tor iI,eheocks Plantation, ra,,s.kou
Hawai-
The sshr Malolo sailed yesterday eyenin,
ior PalSAou with 100 tons Of manure an.
10000 feet OF lumber.
farsef Sutton II the Alameda and the Mcr
chants tsehanr~ OF san Francisco have on
thanks for falIhle Of Frisco pspsrs.
The "g,eAl paper has jus, discovered tina
Frank Leslie is dead, II its enterprise ha,
been exercised several sears ago the new
would be ireshe,
MI, Alfred Mccarthy, recently h,rman O
the Daily Hawaiian, Is nov ono Of the pro
pre'ors Of the Sierra County rdbune Of Down
ieville, California.
Dick cahl. the one.armed man. eseaps,
from the prison this mo,aiog, |, is presume,
that he Was dissatisfied With the boari fur
n'shsi b, Captain ripp lie wss &c