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Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23
goa, Rinneipta.


Der mo- Der pso aba lite finoes Nuuse,
iom tyr pope fig / 8at meb Bennen, oa
ies lite minoss at babe feet Roset berfra
paa lang Iio; berfor oil b. leg afbrpoe
Iausbeben % ienbe ino nosle Orb | Saab
ON, OF be bill bIiue upta9ne | 9eres Rreoe
Blab.
0oa Iisser beo ct. YauI Y. % R.
Banen os er blaupt 8eo &,peroa!ens pc
neite 8per. Ser er mango Rorite, iom
sisr ftorurtet SorretHina; oeriblanot Tan
INCOMES gilbertios, iom bar DRY. @oos og
9rocerps SanbeI. 2arien & 9pitao 5ates
mare, gftrem & 2ommen NsbelbaHoIsrs,
iaunt mango Here.
Aba er GDuntpIRbe for Rorman gountp,
% mango Of gmbeoerne iuoebapes Of pore
2anosmRno: see er Sbsrin, Beoeriou
superintendent Of Bublic Snitruction oip.
aoa er Omstuen Of fore i~ianeinaoiife Sett'
lewenter, iom ftrafier fig li8e / 8eo Riuer
| Beft os til be gretten Touns , St;
bpis mon refer | Rpropet, finber man
gaorfte lise til Siibers Sanding. Spao
2anoet berom&rin8 ansaar, oa er bet mefi
Br9rie, men ben lisser meset Iaut; bog
Ct ben ubmarfet for Spebeapl ba Sorb.
buuben Il meget r,s.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23
6attt8be8rapeIfer I NeapeI.

Gaerebe Iense bar Sattisbesrapslierne
0eapel paret beruatsbe for lin l1byss
seIisbeb. De ffiIbrss t ct Tibet Strift,
bsr npIis er ubstuet at ben itaIienffe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, paa fsIseubs
Waaoe:
Sorfatteren baube en- Nften opsrpas
ret en- Besrau.Iie paa ben mere psIs
Ortnebe Del af 8irt'suarbsn os fuIsts
bsreftsr @rGueren, iOm began fig til
5attisafbeIinssn, buor uia, bpsr aftsn
besrauer be Gig, Der | Dssnsts 2sb sr
fs,te bib. 0er finbss 365 @rape,
buoraf Der bpsr aftsn aobnss en- efter
Cur, os BERT nebtafss be nps Gig forat
buiIe blanbt be ~baIpraabne 2spninser
at be somIe.
Bt befanbt os, fortauer Sorfatteren,
pua en- uenbsIis uibtftratt Wart, ubpgs
seIis % toIb iom Dsben. Oct par be
6attises 6~irtesaarb.
Yaa Worten faa man fore Stens,
ben enc NOR ben anben, biit os Der offs
perIenbe uieb retuintIsbs Stene. 5p.r
Steu batter en- 9rap.
aften sfter aften, fortalts @rapsrsn,
aabuebss ct Of bisfe FULLER, os beri
topper mon benz, Der CT fsrte bib |
0asens ,2sb.
SmibIsrttb bsrt.s Carmen Of en-
Rierrs, Tom narmsbe fig os. Sire
Wenb, IN autnbs os en- 9ref ubs
siOrbe belle SsraefsIsst for be f~fattsls
Dsbe, Tom Iaa OpftabI.bs paa ben fore
Rierre. 9snue ~ffanbitbs foran en-
@rau. @raperen besyubte at Iasis af
Omtrent 80 sroue forte Riitsr. 9a
bette par siOrt, fog en- of Manbsne en-
Stars I 9aanben, fiat ben unber
Stenen, puftebs Os banote, trpttebs %
prsb os fit euSsIis reb fine Sauru.s
raters 5jeIp uobnst en- messt flor
@rop.
Baa In Sang forpetsbss 2uftsn af
en- mObbpbsIis gust; bsnns Gran inbss
bOIbt be baIuruoSn. 9suniuser Of be
Gig, iom a taftsbe beri for ct aar
fbsn. ut ie bsrneb par frattsIist.
9pfst ! min 9ebiasers 9pste bOIbt pau
at i%Iutne, ba bet tom | RGrbsbeu al
afsruubsn. Wso 1t Oistaft iuu iss ct
bsgt gisrs uf Ben, ct Ssnrab, iom III
mig til at sgis, Os en- ftratteIis 9ptie,
buOri Der iusmmsbe Suusbsr, Ben,
grms Os ftibus % iasbs RIabsr.
8a iss psnbts BIittst fra bsnns
5uls, baDbs 9rau.rsu Isftst ub al
sitsrns 2s Of Ranb, Ruinber os
Bsm Os Iast benz umtrtns pua Rars
ten. aus bIottsbs fine Sousbsr, Bra.
fen mumI,bs nosIs Bonner, bsitGutsbs
bisis gIsubiSbsOsns Die msb gisuanb,
Oe, ba ban baUbe iast fit "5uiI | Sreb!'
tos to uf 9rapsrus bet nQrmsfs Sig
ueo Gsbbems Os 5ODebst, bar bet til
9rausn os taitsbs bet bench.
On bump 9po bsrtss, be bsbs SuDbs
fuubst fit SDiIsfsb. Gfier ct aurs
5OrIsb fOrfipusoe ban 5rsbsu | bsun'
@rau, bDOr esuninssrus at, busm ust
5UOrmauss bunbrsbe uIyttsIiSs buiIsSs
S~urtissrs, enb bet tan fOrtaass,
bette Re sOris. zig bet fsritss Stiabus.
aIt ,fta iom 6ulbet pGr mere sus'
miubrs bartist, carmen mere sus,
minSre fte;t, ubbrsb 9rapsrns | bsi'
Rueb; Ofts bsrts ma sftsr ben Stst,
iom 5aIost f~rsmbrasts, en- bstIpo Cat
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23
Btuuecpune. Ris

BtH1ecprrle, Bls.
Seq bill meo 9erss 9iIaoetfe beos ON
ylaos | "Soiten- Tor ncgle faa atuier, lite
torot ie8 1uft bar noset 0pt of fortaIe
9nisrne. rncn leg ipues. OF Ri Der | Bis,
conitn ogiaa bsr Iaoe bsre fro % enaaua
imelem. 9asenS brRuoenoe Spsrasmaal
blanot sSarmerne Der er M bette: U9ou ui
lille mart faar 8esn? Nen be aanIe
Subber, iom aItio bar sipet Gat paa Reaus
mRrierne, Tiger, at be ilaar life til uu, 90
rpitsr bet9ntelia paa SoreOet; be Tan life
forftaa bet. Bet oil iittsrt blipe en- tuap
SsH, iiRr for Sssts 8ebtommenbe, ON ri
lille mart tnar noset Baast ataat. g Bpen
osrimoo fer bet 10 til at bore paoot NOT,
tbt bore 3 SaIooner bar mere Erait enb
noset anoet 5orretni1sabus. JsIaerne
oiier iis ogiaa uRfteu boer Dag | Clogs
uinal ug 8aoeuurben. The Salvation Army
bar Nh bolt n Camp Meeting Der en- bel
use, og Der bar oa oRret 5amIiuasplao.
len for Bpsus unaoom, iom blot 0if Der
for at babe Spettatel os spe fig / Utter,
ti9beo. Saaoauue gRsoer troy lea alsr
mere ouot eno sobt, o. lite fslasr Der
Hogen Seli9nelie osrnteo; bet er blot CUBS
~bsipotteIie og 5anteri bet SsIs. Jorrefen
sr "Soloations Grmeens~ Care iaa 9anIte
~nfui8suoe fra ben iauoe bibeIiie, at ireen
Rrtitsu buroe uHoerftstte ben / noaen Seus
iseHor. DC Tiger, at be er beuigs os rene
ira al S9uo, o9, Tube be bare iaa uhels
Dig eHsaug at sIsre en- lioeu Spub, iaa
faar be ieio slsre, bulb BE- fan, % u fen
oil Ssius NOT paste paa. Giseoun naar
be npoer GIterens Satrameute, oa fses be:
Gag bet Stptfe Brso til ct g1inbe ol1
5eius, Der osoe for % o. 8tusn: 5aa
oenne 8pp % bril- til gaiube ON bet Blob,
ION raHot paa 9oisatbl for os. Vile be
sI9oelise os iauoe 2~aroomms, iom Sibss
len tnosboIosr, er saufie i~uroauiishs.
De flyer o9iaa, at be iuosr iugsu YRsis
uso at pauore paa Den Bel, iom fsrer til
ben upe a~ampplafs, iom be taIoer bet,
men be er oItio glade os pei ~tilirebie meo
zig ieIp. Seq fer life, boorfor en- Rriiier
oa ital IisHeS msb en- Striosmano, iom
mao flampe fig frem for at nna NaoIst
5sius flyer ogian: -Booser o. bsoer, at 8
life ituas faloe / Sriftslie-, men uaar Der
iHssu Jrtftelier er. iaa bsbsues heller iHasn
8aaseH os Seoeu.
So Ies oil life tr1tts SIaoets Beriouole
os 99iere mso mere, blot babe, at iun'
oauue BraHslrrers life MATTE faa for
mango Eilb9nssre.
gR. 8. StodeIano.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23
1orreIpo10onee.
Sc Sion. W{ptper Go. Niun

Sc &op, Nouer Co., Niun.
Set bsrer til SieIbenbeberue, at pi fer
Noset I "Hoten" fro bi'ie Banter, ua boa
er SalpoeIen at SarmbefoI'ninseu berom.
tr'n0 norif, oa for bet gaeae fiooer be |
aooe sfonomiite Omfanbigbeber.
Bpen Sc 8op bar ipunaet fia betpoeIiat
op ben iensre lib, men MI Hal Der fumme
en- np Sernbane en- Z NRiIe bertha, iaa en-
Del Of 3raiien bel oil traite bort berfro,
men Tor en- Del Of Sormerne bill bet blipe
en- 2sttefje.
vi bar baft aoua Nleobol Der en- Yio,
men ban fit fin Iffeo ben life geai, ioet
Temp sreuts sSoIfet ieirebe meb 81 stem.
mers Doeru9st. 9et bar en- aoo Tina,
TIL Der holotes 8 Schooner, os aue tire
sIoroe su6e 5%orretntnser, ia en- Bort osoe
en- Sobeu Ysnse tilbsbfe. Spprfra Tom
bel oisie Yenss? aanf,e Ranaen tua fin
itote Gent, iom SamtIisn tr9uste til, %
LOB ben 9aG oper Often. vi bar taft tsrt
Sstr lang 9io; faar ri lite 8esa, fer bet
oaarltst uo. Oct primIer Of Botetes-B Bugs,
os SiosrHs fer lite meset lpis no.
8. 6. 9.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23

ter. Oet par BEN fbfs gsn. = Sss
fsIte NIT 9isrts iuuIms al Raiert, at
WebIibenbeb, af RebieI usb bette Ops
trim. Seq pilbe Fpste; men mine
Ben iuistsbe; leg "a fOrfe,bet Ouer
at befinbe mig u,tbt ibIanbt bisie
@rape os piIbe bupe snitet, at Raas
men uar bIeuen formsrtet for at Hippo
fOr bette Spu.
Paa en- Gang bsrte ies ct ffiereabe
Stris, berpaa en- bsi RIaseIpb % en-
2arm iom at to 9esemerB SaIb.
Set pal en- fattis aDtubs, buis ans
fst enouu bar Spor of en- npIis fors
iuunbsu Stisnbsb. Dun baube fuIst
fin Wanbs Sig; ban par bsb Daseu t
Sotustsn. Sun baubs snftst, at ban
ffuIbe pere ben fbft., Tom bIeu tatst
neb | @raueu, t 5aab ON, at be andre
iaaIsbss lite ftuIbs fable opsupaa bam ;
men, ba @rauerns tOs BAN ub Of 6i'
fen, buori BUN I bet lensfte baube
bOIbt bam tiIbase, ftres bun f~ortpilet
os issts neften at rtue bam ub Of
beres ropsierrise 5enbsr.
9uu taftebe fig nsb paa Warten,
O~usrpaIbst at Smerte oa tualt Of
@raub, t famine DiebIit, fom ben
ubpsseIis. aieutIiuseubs 9pb, Der frems
brustss of 2isets 6alO, fey Op Of
@rapeu. Der bIsp ct Disblits Gauss
Deb. Oeite Optrtn iputss enbOs at
tsre @raosrus. On af benz bsisbe fig
nsb, Isftebs RUinbsns 5Oueb op %
issts psb msbIibsnbe Sro at taIbs
benbs tiIboss til Cans os SamIius.
De andre tos fat paa BrGtftaussn os
bettsbe isisn aabniusen msb ben Steu,
be tibIis.re baubs taset bort, ftabIsbe
aifsrns Op paa SiGrrea isien, ~Iutteoe
9pstsrne Os fotiDunbt eftsr at baus
reiit ben ftattsls 9nts op Iibt sftsr
Itbt iblanpt egpresisus % 9rausue.
Seq git Op ab Struautnssn, iOm
fsrts til ben ~su,rfie Del af autesuars
ben, os, ba leg par nerpeb nos mssu.
taftsbs iss ct BIit tiIbass pua ben Bel,
ieS bIubs ssaet.
Ss iss iaa be bpibe 9ansfiier, iom
fsrsr til 9rauens, 9ruumtnbssmers
terne, iOm ftimter frsm os bItr bOrte,
Gresrus, ION bIunbsr fig msb ROrieus
os 9ruuitsnsue, Srb,usbrsbrsnss 6a'
psusr, be LANCE Os mui.ftatits SsIss
gauge, bet firtantebe GsmpsI os ben
tlempsitOre Btusbfstts, forsiiusub.
RsIisiousu, mibt pua ben fore 9ras,
uoIb forau 5o0sbtirtsu. Os usbs
gass,untsu Uibtftrutts Wartsr os Sas
usr, subnu Iausers usbs tatte Rlpuser
at 9uis Os IaHst | bet fierue bet pens
liss Os roIise 5cp os Sotrsnt % gas
itsuauurs Os gsiuus paIbise St,aas
ming paa ben enc S,bs, @biuia %
R~srssuina, prustiuIbt OpIYfts, puu ben
anbsu.
So,t iss at en- isrssIis Grinbrtns
rsuts uo af osnus psurpttelie, pennies
mIs Dine mob Ten fore Wart, Jon
uesisr be 5attists Rirtssaarb.
Dpsm ftuIbe nrssufnbs bone iast,
at DIR mtbt | bsnns bstIiss Raiur,
uibt bIanbt bette OpsrmaaI Of 6reb
os 9uiIs. ben 8rast at WarmOr os
Wtnossmartsr, af be Wsmnsitsbenber,
Der bar fabt bsnue iuIiIenbs Sope,
fiuIbs tunne bgsses iaabauus Srsub.
til Of optoss 5unoreir Of l1IpttsIise,
om otter at bape lspet | 9lenbisbeo
lite snsans pso fin 9sb sftsrIabsr fig
iaa mssst, at bsr tan tlsbes benz ct
Bar 6agus JOrb, bpOr be for ~b.iianbis
tan bptls fine tr9tte Ben
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23
Norr 6Dlpnt
Pipestone County,
MINNESOTA.

81 foIste I tbfe Ssf 2anb I'll Diem
for ODER bunbrsoe uorfie SamiIier, os babe
snbnu 2anb NOT tiIbase for SIeu til to
.I.r ire Sunoreoe fsre. Oct er bet seeae
Farmland | ameriia. tIbmnrfet Sonba'
nsfprbmosIie spbe Warteoer % en- NIB
u1nrfet iun,f gsm.
Jor narmers DpIpsninaer benseae Cher
til bore 2ofibNsenter:
.. ,. Ssbnfon, 7seorat, SsUs.
-. q. esnsrtef, @antsn. Setpa.
q. =. Grat,snbere, Burr Dat, Ssss.
Q. y. 9arfon, 0tsrs 9th, Seus.
cans Sobnfon, GaIamuS, Sespa.
grant Bausbarst, Raausfsta, SsUs.
q. 3ambrs6tS, eau Claire, kBiS.
q. 4. 9ousffon, Canton, aRtnn.
osap q 1bompfpn, preftpu, 9etHa.
z. Z. 8ersh, eprtne 8rsse, Setnn.
O BROS q CO.,
81 ea q etr., Gbteass, 81.
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Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23
Snorfof

{ bet furo.Instist of tisbs 2arb Of Gre
oeriffen & Co., 18f @afbtnstou
Ctr. (Times Building) Sbieasc, IN.
l. 5orbi Sr.oeriiisn & Cos 2anb er BET
beofe.
. Soroi Sreberifisn & Cos 2aub er be-
liaeeuee nnrueo Standardization os
RarfeospIaefer.
8. Scroi Sreoerifien & gcs 2anb Ct be
liseenbe peo imuife, Ffferise Sser oe
aifnusmfiIRres 81 berlise Slooer % Gntr.
L Soroi SrsoerifisR & Cos 2ano i1lgcs
paa be Ien1peliafte Siltonr iaa ben min
bre ben,ioIebs tan fIsbe 2auo 90 fan ei
eset SIeu1.
s. Scrbi Sreberifien & Go. bar 10000
Gcres Stats os SioIeIaro, Tom teIgts
meo RebbftaliHa af / Tpn. pr. We're 90
80 Vars BstaliRsstio uieb s PCT. SeHts
til Staten.
g.. Sorbi Sreberifien & 60. stper ri &eii.
til cue, ism fisher 100 derts at eerss
2enA. @isIan
o. r. WULFSBERG,
DEBORAH, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23
Sernbant Stmstabs.
. nrItnst.,6 toar Rat. q Tsrtbtra
Tttsreh TtuiFrn,

Tran Hs. 81 tpusfssr1 a'aasr fro eserrns RI 10
eftsn- % re. 81 fSreaD r. go wtorssn. 81 Gas.
fase, antsnus 81 9isrn- q re. 80 1rssa RI
s1c gfieu. eisfs azus yaskrtr fsIs.nbt statsnts
e~pssIraA efattsntL R~sIhsSTsx.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23

sCet storffs esIftab. Relate op,r SIfou &
- It0Rpisrs Built EasSG tssr Sssrssas sft,n
tI,rrss
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23
carmen, Buffet % hapen.

u ~ Harta' . . forsu.s. styttr uus,r sorut,.u.- ----
for -Dsorassgoasn WV" A''s'ss
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23

~ RsrfoI, BauOs mitet fin Sunb. M Raas
", sn gprst, men | en- msset eIenbis os for
s.,-s' Suubsns n9e 5srrs paaitOb, at ban buubs
"rrs I garsuis. SOIt iamIsSes ON be ftribsnbe
~ H,e, boIbt meb ben, Der fbff par tOnlmsn
: sunssu. 70 gOIitibstiente, iOm Osiua par
i,rrst., 5raS Stribsn breiebe fig ON. os boIbt
..s,r for ntb Gsu. Sa minbebes Yrafen ct
y ,r sft,rs baubs label fin 9uub ubfsre. Sau
I sasjtgtts Op Of fin g~sns'puus, ffraste bet ub
=, "A iaaSs "@na bert Srsb.A 5unbsn tos
, TrrSn % lob til ben fsrffe ben bsbite Sassr,
:, aIssnbs, BuaO ben snfebs. Den braste grs'
. 1s,; bmus far ct Stptte af til ben, buorpaa
M i'd n.S Os bsar6etesbs bet meh Ganbsrue.
,,,.b, gratm: 'Srsbst er forsiftst!" Rsppe
.-n bite, iua fpgttsbs ben Op, buab ben bapbe
sran s, unbsr be GiItsb.parenbss Bifalbsraab,
hs Of fin 9unO.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23

Gaaar % esstn,sttstssntf stsaar ia sai.ar RI
st,su.t ,asfsssr q. gtttHisa H. Sts - 5asss
Ssahtss o. Sc. Hstzs~scst bsass 30 Il sssssAs
~ 30 etsassnhs nesssel =
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23
~s6rutnrs spaIie
atnoeflosfab.

III DAD en- ftibben, buio 8ister, Der
@' a' NE bapbe fact Wab t 8 Dass.
.tom Os faa DfablA 9unben fuIste
s& yum n',r,, b~suartebs ben sobt. aIoris for
s % s.r,rh ben ubsn inameset iom at uiite
~ 90, spubte fs paf. ADen por iuit lite
.ta5s'. IosSs 0on@ til fin manS. om en-
sh sn.s, noast Yoa Dozen. 5rusn Iutter Op,
Il.r fnm bcpts fpif fig soo Os mot, Os ueb
ffa", .sfd, f~orinIten Samsrat, iaa tpnb iOm
% IN, ON lite sseniIis fisnue, faa bog
~ ,,r Iurusbs bpibs aister Op paa 6rusn,
So. Hn,. "gar iaa iniI % lab min Ben
W.T. ;, oobt MsaaItib, iaa piI leg pare Dem
~T,. Rau tan NOT pibs, at bsnne Bsu
a. sistu 60. 2 Osiaa par mGt, IOsrebs
I. nd 6aIsu Os fpuisrsbs f0rnsiste smtrins
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-08-17

Mr.. Brown moved the report be adopted
His Excellency Mr.. Gibson said he did
not sign the report, not on account of any
serious objection TO its statements, for,
leaving out some small structures, and
taking it altogether, he approved of the re-
port. He would differ a little from the
other gentlemen of the committee on the
matter of special appropriations for the as
sistance Of private schools. He fully in
dorsed all that was said about aid to fe-
male boarding schools, but thought special
assistance should be given to institutions
for boys, which were manifestly for the
benefit of the nation While he rec
ognized what had been said as to the St
Louis institution being somewhat in Oppo-
sition TO the Government schools, yet
there was an institution with a dozen or
more professOrs-me of first-class attain
Misunderstanding nearly four hundred
youths of the Kingdom, and doing so in a
very thorough manner. Although it was
a religious institution, the Christian
Brothers, any more than the Sisters of the
Sacred Heart and the Sisters engaged at
the Branch Hospital in their work of char
ity had but one object, which was not so
much to proselytlse as to do good to
people of every creed for the love OF Christ.
Although the boy might be under re-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-08-17
BOARD OF HEALTH NOTICE.
Supplies for the Leper settlement
Tenders Wanted.

MOL To supply monthly $500 bundles paiAi,
each bundle to contain p pounds paai, TO be de-
ivered regularly every week at the rate Of Ave or
six hundred bundles. at the Leper Settlement.
No. 2. To supply monthly from 80 to 40 head Of
fat cattle, to dress less than $50 pounds each,
to be delivered at the Leper settlement.
No. 3. To supply monthly 100 fat sheep, TO dress
not less than IS pounds each, 10 be delivered at
the Leper Settlement.
No. 4. TO supply monthly 1000 pounds rice,
No. or No. ?, at per pound.
No. S. To supply monthly 700 pounds -four, at
per pound.
No. 6. To supply monthly 500 pounds medium
bread, at per pound
No :. To supply monthly 500 pounds No.
Island sugar, per pound.
No. 8. To supply monthly barrels salmon at
per bar rel.
No. 9. TO supply monthly 50 bags, each 100
pounds, Island salt, at per bag.
No. 10. To supply monthly 100 gallons kerosene
oil, at per gallon.
No. IL. To supply monthly 500 pounds soap, at
per pound.
Nos 4, 6, T. SO, 10, II, to be deliveredin Homo
lulu, samples OF same to be furnished when ten
ders sent in.
Tenders for the above, marked blenders for
supplies for the LepeT Settlement" must he sent
in to the Office of the Board of Health not later
than August 81, 1885, contract commence on
October /, 1886, and to last twelve months.
WALTER MURRAY GIBSON,
President Board of Health
Honolulu July 49, 1856 d&wtf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-08-17
SHIPPING NOTES.

The barkentine W. H. Dimond is all dis
charged, excepting $4,000 bricks.
! Captains Cameron and MacauIay have char
/ tered the schooner Waiehu Of the Pacific Navi
| CATION Company to run TO Kauai in connection
/ with the schooner Emma.
! The schooner Ehukai brought 57s bags sugar
/ 276 bags paddy. 81 bags taro 10 pigs, 10 hide;
and 100 packages sundrtes from Waialua. Oahu
! August 10th.
The schooner Nettie Merrill sailed August
18th, for Punaluu, Kau, Hawaii, with a cargo OF
hay and machinery.
The German bark Livingstone will leave with
Chinese passengers for Hongkong the latter end
of this week.
The steamer Ktnau sails this afternoon for
her usual route.
Messrs. J. Kentfeld Co.'S tof San Francisco
new barkentine foI the Hawaiian trade was
launched at Port Ludlow, w. T., July 17th and
has been named the Planter. This new craft
will be commanded by Captain W. r. Perriman,
lately of the barksntine Discovery. The new
barksntine is exactly the same rig as the Mary
Winkelman and is 496 tons register. The bark
entine Planter was built by Mr.. Maurry of Pert
Townsend, W. T., and is loading lumber
for Messrs. Castle Cooke of this city. She is
port, and will come consigned to Messrs. H.
HackfeId Co. Her cabin is said to be of the
latest design and elegantly fitted up In beauty
she will not bs surpassed by any vessel on the
Pacific Coast.
The American barke ntine Discovery, Capital
H. Meyer. anchored in the stream August 18th,
1872 days from San Francisco Sailed from San
Francisco July 31st. Experienced strong north
westerly breezes the first four days thence had
light variable winds to port. The Discovery is
consigned to Messrs. H. Hackfeld L Co., and
brings a full cargo of general merchandise, con
sisting of 245,OOO feet lumber, 600 redwood
posts, 600 bundles shingles, $4,000 bricks and
800 bales hay.
The tern Eva has been chartered by Messrs.
f. A Schaefer Il Co. to load sugar for San Fran
cisco.
The barkentine Mary winkelman received
sugar from the steamer Iwalani and the schooner
Mary E. Foster August 10th.
The schooner KauikeaouH brought 1860 bags
sugar from Kohala, Hawaii August 10th. She
sails to-day.
The schooner Emma brought 800 bags paddy
and 200 bags rice from Kauai.
The brig Allie Rowe and the bark F. P. Letch-
ford about 81 days out from Hongkong for
this port.
The schooner Luka has been hove down at
the Fish Market for repairs.
The steamer James SIakee sails at 10 O'Clock
this morning for Kappa and HanaIei, Kauai, via
Waianae.
The American barkentine Ella Captain E. c.
Rust, leaves wilders wharf at 2 o'clock this
afternoon with 1000 bags sugar for San Fran
cisco.
The schooner Mana brought Lie bags sugar
from Honomu, Maui, August 10th, which
transferred to the barkentine Ella.
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Hawaiian Parliament.
Legislative Assembly Seventy
seventh Day.

MONDAY. August 10Th.
The House met at 10 a. IN. After
prayer by the Chaplain the roll was called.
The following members answered to their
names: Their Excellencies Gibson, Creigh-
ton and Dare; Hons. Dominis, Cleg-
horn, Walker, Kapena, Hayselden, Keau,
Lilikalani, Baker, Kauhi, Amara, Brown,
Kaulla, Pahia, KaunamanO, Wight, Ma
hinu Kaukau, Richardson, Castle, Dickey,
Kaai, Thurston, PaehaOle Kauai and Pa
lohau. The minutes were read in Hawa-
iian and English and approved.
a~ PETITIONS.
Mr.. Nahale presented two petitions
from the district of North KOna, praying
that a law be enacted for the encourage
ment of the manufacture of taro -four for
export purposes. Laid upon the table.
Mr.. PaehaOle presented petition from
Molokai, that Kaulapapa and Kalawao
have a separate Representative from the
rest of the island. Referred to the special
committee having in charge bill relating
to Representatives.
Mr.. Dickey, on suspension of the rules,
read petition from Hamakuapoko, dis
trict of MakawaO, with twenty signatures,
praying that the place of holding Court
be changed from Makawao to Paia for the
following reasons: l. Because people are
changing their residence to Paia. ,. Be
cause Paia is more central. 8. Because
the greater part of the business before the
Court comes from nearer Paia than Ma
kawao. 4. Because Paia is nearer Kuau,
which will become port of entry before
long. ). Because Paia would be more
convenient to lawyers and strangers. G..
Because there are more restaurants and
coffee shops at Paia. The petitioners
further pray that $1,000 be appropriated
to make the change. The honorable mem
Der also presented four other petitions on
the same subject, with IS, -, Ill and 146
signatures, respectively. Laid upon the
table.
Z Mr.. Kaunamano presented a petition
I from fourteen lepers at Kalawao, praying
that Simona Kahale be appointed Magis-
trate, and w. H. Hanapule, Deputy Sher-
1T. Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The honorable member also presented a
petition from the same place, praying that
Mr.. r. w. Meyers be removed from the
office of Superintendent Referred to
Sanitary Committee.
REPORT OF THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
Mr. Kaulukou presented the following
report from the Judiciary Committee:
Hon. j. 5. Walker, President Legislative
Assembly-Sir: The Judiciary Committee
to whom was referred the petition of Chas.
B. Wilson, praying for relief in regard to
certain deficiencies in the Office of Super
intendent of Water Works, and also of the
bill TO enforce the prayer for relief. respect
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October i-2O
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