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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-28

We have call from one of the largest tobsoco
firms in the country for samples of tobacco
grown in Middle Florida.
Ii planters viii deliver samples of their iobac-
CO at the FLoRIDIAN Office or al the cigar factory
OF Messrs Dee, they will be promptly Forwarded
10 the parties " no want them.
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TO TIE

De2ecrassc vSsers sf Leoa County.
Where's, the Democraiic Convention which
recently assembled in this city failed to nominate
candidates for the Senate and Assembly, and be-
Berine that there are hundreds Of voters in the
county who desire, 6 We do, to vote Demo
crxiic ticket, We present here one composed OF
men who, if elected, viii fully represent every
principle Of the p.rty-who viii ever strive for
the general welfare Of the people, and who have
ever been uncompromising Democrats. and We
appeal 70 the whole party for an united, earnest
and vigorous support Of this ticket. believing
that il all do their full duty. victory viii crown
nur e1For1s MANY DEMOCRATs-
For Senator:
PRED. T. MYERS.
For Representatives:
TT ROBERTS,
HUGH BLACK.
A n MANNING.
C. c. PEARCE
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IN Let the Davidson meeting Mon
day night be the grandest rally ever
made by the Democracy of Leon county.
1t will be the eve of election day, and on
the morrow our Richmond will make the
District a fatal Bosworth field for his
crooked antagonist
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-28

Thus far The assessed valuation of property
lor purposes OF taxation for the current year
has been received from nine counties Below
we give the counties with valuations for 1885
and 1920
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-28

California Burr Clover Seed, and Noonsn
Straw berry Plants. by GEO. 6. GIgBs
Leave orders at Schraders Dag Store.
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MAHOyaC.
~ Regular mcctinc~ uf JACKSON LODeK
Nc. I held the nrt' I'd tAird Moodaye In each
mouth Q O'Clock r. n
". II. xoINrUsH. sacrsss,y.
.. a. q. =.
~ Regular meetings of LEON Lopez No. s,
ara held every TssSuv Eesnae their Ledge Roon
O'Clock. All BrosAsrs god standing invited Ia
atfend. JOHN A. PkARCk, n. q.
JOHN q. ColxIxs, RS.
II Regular meetings Of AUcIII.A FeNcANn
No. q held the Ara and third Tkays tag Ere
stsos Of each month. their Lodge Room a O'Clock
JULIUS BALL, c. r
". II. CaAxcKr, Scribe
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Record Of 7emperuture at 7a1ahasaee, r Ioysdo
for he past reek.
observations taken by ". A. RAwLs, Druggist snc
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two story house, on corner of Adams and
Tennessee streets Apply at
EST FroRrr1.x Orxzcv
ROE HERRING AND NO. MACKRwKI
Al I. h RAxDozrz l. Co.'S
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R0NKLESS FULTON MARKET ceRxED
BEEF.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-28

A Rare Offer.

citron, Prunes, &C. att H. RAxDorrz Cos
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Wanted: Tobacco Samples!

T. a RAxDolPE 4 Cos
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-18
SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Kinau, Captain J. A. King ar
rived Saturday, October 18th, from windward
ports. She brought 800 bags sugar, 70 hides
10 bags ginger root, 80 bags corn, 1O3 bags pota-
toes and lao packages sundries She sails again
this afternoon with passengers for the Volcano.
The steamer Iwalani brought ,122 bags sugar.
p bags Pta, ~ bags rice, q head cattle and ?
horses from Kauai, October 18th.
The steamer James BIakee brought i,614 bags
paddy, 10 hides and 30 bags rice from Kauai, via
Waianae, October 18th.
The steamer MokolH brought I25 bags sugar,
% barrels molassss. 10 horses and 1900 fresh
akules from MOlokai. and % bales wool, 100
sheep and 30 turkeys from Lanai Reports fine
weather. She leaves again this afternoon.
Tie steamer waimanaIo brought 500 bags
sugar from WaimaDalo, Oahu, October 10th.
The new American clipper tern W. S. Bovine,
Captain A. H. Paul, sails to-day with full cargo
of sugar for San Fsancisco.
The schooner Waiehu brought so bags rice
from Kauai, October 10th.
The steamer Likeike brought TIC bags sugar,
IA bags potatoes and 80 bags corn from Maui,
October 10th. She will leave to-day.
The steamer Kilauea Hou arrived October 18th
from Hawaii with 40 head cattle from Kawaihae.
Reports fine weather along the Hamakua coast,
but very rainy at Hilo.
The American schooner Emma CIaudina Cap
tain Matson, sailed from Hilo Hawaii, Friday,
October 18th, with IA tons sugar and nine
saloon passengers for San Francisco.
The British bark e. J. Spence, which sailed
from Hongkong, September I'd, with cargo of
general merchandise for this port, consigned to
1fessrs. Wing Wo Chan Co., is 46 days out.
The German bark Hydra to leave Hong
kong, October 18th, with general cargo for this
port, consigned to Messrs. Wing Wo Chan i Co.
The American bark Caibarien, Captain Per
hns, arrived at Mahukona. Hawaii, last Tues
day, October 18th, 10 days from San Francisco,
with 80 mules for the Kohala Sugar Company,
and a full cargo of general merchandise for
Messrs. s. G. Wilder Il Co. She was to leave
Mahukona for here last Saturday with the bal
ance of her cargo for this port. She may be ex-
pseted TO arrive to-day.
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Kaumakapili Church.

On Sunday morning another collection
was taken up at the Kaumakapilt
Church, in aid of the building fund.
The church was crowded in every part.
Among those present were His Majesty
the King, attended by His Excellency
Governor G. p. Iaukea; His EXcellency
l.. Aholo, Minister of the Interior; His
Excelleucy Paul p. Kanoa, Minister of
Finance His ExceIlency j. l.. Kaulu-
kou, Attorney General; Hon. A.
Cummins, Hon. j. X. Kaunamano, Hon.
J. w. Kalua, MajorJ T. Baker, Quarter
master General S. Nowlein, the Captains
of the different volunteer military com
panies, etc.
After prayer and the reading OF the
lessons, the collection was taken up and
amounted to 1914 so. OF this $424 30
was given by the "apaua ali, " or the
Kings side, and 1920 20 by the "apana
ekalesia, 4" or church side.
His Majesty the King made a few
brief remarks, in which he congratu-
lated the Society on the large collection,
and announced that another collection
would be taken up on the third Sunday
in December, when it was hoped to
raise 81 900 His Excellency l.. Aholo
and the Hon j. Kaunamano also ad-
dressed the large congregation.
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a Marine Action 81 Law.

Some time ago an action was entered
at the District Court in San Francisco
against the bark d. G. Murray, to re-
cover damages on account Of the miser-
able manner in which the passengers
were treated on their voyage from Aug
tralia. They claim that the food was 80
poor that they were compelled TO leave
the vessel in Honolulu, and continue the
voyage in another vessel at their own
expense. Judge Hoffman decided in
favor Of the compliments, awarding J.
j. Haley, wife and infant 5000, Walter
Adams and wife 500, Elizabeth Hesketh
800, and Charles Spliet 800. Tha, YER
dict was sustained on appeal
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.


From Hawaii and Maui. per steamer Kinau,
October l6th-MajOr Cornwell : Dodge,
Wlfe ana child, Arnold, + H Austin. c \
Alona, Monwa, Miss Ida Rathbone q Bur
chardt, wife and child J n Horner Otto Rein
haTdt W HaaliIio, Mrs " r Holt Rev c
BOND, Burchardt, Dir Ali, 4 Kui. Miss
Alenul, K " Putnam, wife and child " Y Hor-
9er, okolos, Butler. VI Rico. Laid, and IO2
deck passengers.
From KahuIui Maui, per steamer Likelike,
october l5th-BrOther BertrAu, Hanauku and
wife, h LouissOn, Colonel Allen, h Shell
oo1 aud wife, MOanale, II AuwaI, II Silva ?
1lcLean, " Weight, J Grant n P Bald vi .
Miss ShattUck, Forbert. A n Smith r . Wal
bridge, II Bruins, r Meyer and wife Rev
gers.
From Kauai, per steamer James Makee. Octo-
Der l1th-W Lawrence, wife and child F Pie
dell, Muller, Harrison and IS deck passen-
gers.
From Hamskua, Hawaii, per steamer KiIauea
hou, October l6th-W Aerrill, A Lyle and 10 deck
passengers.
From Kauai. per steamer Iwalani. October
I7th-Her Majesty the Queen, Mrs Z Baker
Mrs Z L Kauai, Mrs P Kanoa, Miss Hardy
Col 5 Spalding, Capt Roberts, K 3Iacfe, Jr
Hon " Parke, Mrs 5 W Wilcox, G W Chink
A Hahn, Apai, g \ Wilcox, NJ Richter and wife
and deck passengers
DEPARTURES.
For Hamakua, per steamer WaiaIeale, October
l6th-Andrew Moore and about 40 deck passen-
gers
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A ROYAL BIRTHDAY.
E.uau i'm Honor of II. H H Princess
KaiUEani.

4 dazzling assemblage OF the royalty,
nobility and gentry OF tn Kingdom was
Witnessed on Saturday afternoon at the
elegant residence Of II. r. H. the Prin-
cess Likelke and the Hon. a s CIeg-
horn, at Waikiki, to celebrate the eley-
enth anniversary OF the natal day Of their
daughter, H r. H the Princess Kaiu!ani.
Honolulu society was there almost en-
masse to render homage to the young
Princess and express goodwill towards
her As the mansion was approached
the welI-kept grounds looked their very
best. Never did the avenue OF palm
trees present a grander aspect, nor the
superblv laid flower beds a more varied
one. In the choice array OF botanical
specimens which adorned the extensive
grounds, the native We'd with the exotic,
producing an effect suggestive OF fairy
land and in which the balmy air OF these
isles has but few rivals Passing from
nature 10 art, the sumptuOus reception
room was no less pleasing to the eve.
Here the numerous guests were received
by the Hon. A. :. CleghCrn and II. X II.
the Princess Likelike, with every mark
OF hospitality, being subsequently, con
Quoted to the apartment where the little
Princess, whose gracious bearing formed
the subject Of many comments, awaited
her friends and well Wisher, guarded on
either side by pair OF kahilis, the EN-
blems Of her rank. The visitors poured
through in one continuous stream for
several hours. His Majesty the King
arrived shortly after O'Clock, attended
by his Chamberlain, the band mean
while playing the National Anthem.
Among those present were noticed f. K.
H. Princess LiIiuokalani, II. 4. II
Princess Poonaikelani, General J O.
Dominis, Hon. A. F. Judd, Chancellor
Of the Kingdom, and Mrs. Judd their
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Hawaiian Parliament.
Legislative AssembIy-One Hundred
and Twenty.nfnth Day.

SATURDAY, October 18th.
The House met al 80 a. III. Prayer by
the Chaplain. The following members
| were present: Their Excellencies Gibson.
Aholo, Kanoa and KauIukOu; Hons. Kui-
helani, Bush, Kaae, Walker, Kapena,
Macfarlane, Hayselden, Keau, Lilikalani,
Baker, Kauhi. Amara, Brown, Kaulia,
Pahia, Kaunamano, Wight, Nahale,
Kalua, Kaukau Richardson, Thurston,
Paehaole, Dole, Kauai and Palohau. The
minutes were read in English and APP
proved, the reading in Hawaiian being dis
pensed with.
BILLS APPROVED.
His ExceIlency Mr. Gibson reported the
following bills as approved and signed by
His Majesty the King:
An Act to encourage the manufacture
and expectation of taro -four.
An Act to amend section ST. article Is,
of The Civil Code, relating to the duties on
spirituOus liquors.
An Act TO authorize the Collector Gen
eral to permit the withdrawal of alcohol
from the Custom House in certain cases.
An Act to exempt certain persons from
personal taxes and taxes on personal prop
erty at Kalawao and KaIaupapa.
An Act to amend chapter IL of the Ses-
sion Laws of 1880, relating TO educational
and judicial districts.
An Act to amend section %, chapter Il,
OF the Laws OF 1882, relating to the seizure
OF spirituous liquors.
An Act TO indemnify the Minister of
Finance.
An Act to license the brewing of malt
liquors in The District of Honolulu.
An Act to authorize the Minister of the
Interior to release and quit claim to Her
mann Koekemann, Bishop Of Olba and
Vicar Apostolic of the Hawaiian Islands.
in trust for the Catholic Mission of the
Hawaiian Islands, of certain premises oc-
cupied by said mission for eleemosynary
purposes.
An Act TO prevent the obstruction Of
streets in Honolulu. Lahaina, Wailuku,
Kahului and HiIo.
An Act to amend an Act entitled An
Act to consolidate and amend the law re-
lating to internal taxes, approved on the
7th day OF August, A. D. 1882.
An Act TO regulate the importation and
sale Of opium in this Kingdom.
BILLS VETOED.
His Majesty vetoed the following bills:
An Act TO amend sections l, 6, 5 and Is
Of the Civil Code, relating 10 proceedings
in bankruptcy.
An Act 10 amend section 2ls Of the Civil
Code, relating TO prisons, iaiIs and houses
Of correction.
An Act to amend section 1853 of the
Civil Code
An Act TO prohibit the adulteration Of
coffee
An Act to prohibit the Minister of Fl
nance from paying the salaries OF Govern
ment officers when absent from the King
dom.
An Act 10 extend the term Of Commits
sioners OF Boundaries
An Act to create Boards OF Road Com
missioners and TO prescribe their duties
and those Of Road Supervisors.
An Act relating 70 the property OF mar
RED women.
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HEolaoIuIn Library.

The following books have recently
been added to the Honolulu library
Costa Christa; a History Of Humane
Progress under Christianity, by Chas. l..
Brace; Studies in English Literature by
VIM. Swinton Pure English, by Hackett
and Girwin Country Living and Country
Thinking, by Gail Hamilton; Cats, their
points, etc, by w. G. Stable; Modern
Steam Practice and Engineering, by
Winter and Miller a vols.) Testimony
Of the Ages, by H. w. Marris; Pathways
Of the Holy Land, by j. d. McCabe, and
a number Of volumes Of fiction.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-18

a silver jewel casket representing the
form Of a piano in miniature; very fine
Nihoa grass mat, violin, and a number
of kahiiis, a silver brooch, a fancy bride,
innumerable fans and lace handkerchiefs,
two beautifully executed water-color
paintings by Mr. j. d. Strong and Mr.
BarntieId respectively, both OF which
were presented by the artists; a gold
pin resembling a guitar, a kukui
brooch, bangles, money presents in adj
dition to those already enumerated, a
volume OF Whittier's Poems OF Nature"
and other works, and a literary produc-
ton composed in honor OF the occasion
by Mr.. L. Montgomery Mather. The
latter was exquisitely engrossed on an
Illuminated card by Mrs J ID. Strong
The following is a copy
To HKR ROYAL HOLINESS
PRINCESS KAIULANI
Dear little PrIucessl JOY to thee this day
That adds another year to thy young life,
Now bursting fresh as tender buds in May.
To bloom, we pray. stranger unto strife
All that is sweet in lifes spring time be thine.
Lose not an hour of youthful days too few
Their happy moments Will in future shine.
And bring to serious age a brighter hue.
Thus may thy course of life go gently on
As each new year its beauties shall disclose,
And when the blush Of summer time has gone
Remaining years be fun of sweet reposc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-18
Opium smokers Caught.

Last evening about 8 o'clock Special
Police Officer Horace Crabbe, Jr., and a
native officer caught two Cinnamon, An
Bong and An Yong, smoking opium in a
house at PaIarna. A small quantity Of
opium, and pipes, lamps, etc, were
seized, and with the men were taken 70
the Station House. This is the first ar
rest under the new act, and the punish
ment for having opium in possession is
fine not less than 81 900 or more than
$1,000, and imprisonment for not less
than two years or more than ten years.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-18
vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

Brit ship Hospods, Babcock, from Newcastle.
" due October 1870
Brit bark GIengaber, Rolleston, from Liver
pool, due Jan 1881
Am bark Martha Fisher, from Glasgow, due
Am bark Hope, DIV Penhallow, from Porr
Townsend, due Oct p
Brit bark Iroucrag, from Liverpool due Qcto-
Der 1850
Brit bark Watson, from Liverpool, due
October 1-2O
Am bk Martha Davis, " Bsnson, sailed from
Boston August 7tE, due December La
H4w schr Jennie Walker, Anderson, from
Esnntngs Island, due Nov 1n-2O
Haw brig Star Of Devon, Alfred Lowell, from
Jaluit, I, due Nov 1880
Hap schr General siegel, Sanders. from
French Frlsate Shoals due Nov 25-31
u 5 5 NaripoSa AM. II L Hayward, from
the Colonies, en- route 70 san Francisco, due
October 23rd.
: Alameda ann, II q Morse. from san
Francisco, en- route to the Colonies, due October
3Oth.
Am bktne George c Perkins Il Alderman, from
san Francisco, due October I4l7
An hktne Discovery, John Lee, from san
Francisco, due at Mahukona Hawaii, October
1928
Brit bark E J spence, from HonskOns, due
Ger bark Hydra. from HongkOpg. due Deem
hsr lis
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ISLAND NOTES.
KouAlA. October /!

kouALA, October 18th.
Our esteemed citizen Mr. DeHerne
was badly injured 10y being thrown from
his carriage on Sunday last. His horse
took fright at vicious COW and he
came unmanageablc Mrs. peHerne
threw herself from the carriage and es-
capped serious injury. The owner OF the
animal should be made to pay heavily
for such careless disregard for the safety
of our citizens
Another large vessel is soon expected
al Mahukona from the Coast
We notice that Mr. Dias has leased
the Multi landing, and proposes 10 bring
his own freight and that OF others 10y
schooner He will also open lumber
yard there
The sad news OF the death OF Roy.
Father Lyons reached US last week. He
truly worked 10 bring all into the fold of
Christianity, and died as he came,
man poor in this worlds goods, but rich
in good works He never halted in
the Christian missionary duties to
gather about him the lands Of unsus-
pecting natives, and in this respect he
seems to have stood nearly, il not en-
tirely alone The Kingdom should 20 into
mourning for such Il man
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A New Steamer.

Captain Nelson, Of the steamer Wal
Tnanalo, viii leave next Saturday by the
Mariposa for San Francisco. to bring
down 10 these waters the Hon. J. A
Cummins' new 100-ton steamer, now
being built on the coast. She is ex-
pected here about next December. Cap
tain Underwood formerly Of the
schooner Camille, takes command Of
the Waimanalo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-18
Propagation of Parliament

At II 30 the House met and awaited the
arrival of His Majesty to prorogue the
session Of 1856. The Legislative Hall had
undergone quite a change since Friday,
under the direction Of Mr.. J. A Hassinger.
Chief Clerk Of the Interior Department,
all the members desks being cleared away,
and every preparation made for the cere-
mOny of Propagation.
About three minutes before II o'clock a
salute from the battery at Kakaako an
nounced that His Majesty had left the
Palace The Royal party arrived at Ali
oIani Hale in the state carriage, His Maj
esty being attended by His Chamberlain,
Equerries and members Of His staff The
troops. consisting OF the Royal Household
Guards, Kings own, Princes own,
Queens Own and LeIeihoku Guards were
drawn up on either side OF the building.
and as His Majesty passed by presented
arms, the Royal Hawaiian Band playing
the National anthem.
Precisely at II o'clock the royal party en-
tered the Legislative Hall from the Interior
Department in the following order Mr..
Justices McCully and Preston; His Males
tvs Ministers; Chief Justice judd His
Excelleucy Hon. c. p Iaukea. Governor
OF Oahu. His Majesty's Chamberlain; His
Majesty the King, General the Hon. J. ..
Dominis, Colonies George ". MacfarIaue
and James II. Boyd, OF His Majesty's
staff; Brigade Major 4. 3. Haylev and
Major ". H. CornweH, Equerries to His
Majesty; Quartermaster General ;. Now
lein, Majors Antoine Rosa and J. D. Holt
Jr-, Of the Governors staff and Adjutant
J. Kaiama Of the Household. The
entire audience rose as His Majesty en-
tered. and remained standing during the
ceremony. Among those present were:
His Excellency George ". Merrill, United
States Minister Resident; Senior 4.
de Souza Canavarro, Portuguese Commits
sioner: Mr.. Taro Audo. Diplomatic
Agent and Consul General for Japan
and Mrs Audo; His Excelency r. II.
Baker. Governor OF Maui; Nj H. F. Glade
Consul for Germany. and Mrs Glade; M
r. ". Lame. Consul for Spain; Nj Alec
Chinese Commercial Agent the Right
Reverend the BiShopot Honolulu and Mrs
Willis; EiscounJ Tore and Messrs. K
Nakayama and T. Fujita, Of the Japanese
Legation; Hons. Paul Eeumanu. J. 4.
Cummlns. W. D. Alexander. A \. Trip
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Hue. October 18th

The tern Emma Claudina will leave
for San Francisco on the 10Th instant,
with eight passengers and sugar from
Wainaku
The Tax Appeal Board OF Hilo district
have had their time taxed considerably
lately, which will tax the finances of the
Kingdom more than usual.
The firm of j. A. Beckwith Il Co.
(Beckwith & Matson) is supposed TO BIO
dissolved, as proceedings have been
commenced to terminate the partner
ship.
The weather is perfectly delightful at
Hilo Just now
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Vessels Leaving To-Day.

Steamship Kinau, King, for Maui and Hawaii
st 4 p
Stnr LikeIike, Lore men, for KahuIui, Hama
and Kaunakakai, at p
Stmr MokOIii, McGregOr, for MOIOkai, at ) P Il
Stmr Wanna naIo, for Waimanslo
Am tern " 5 Bovine. A H Paul, for san Fran
cisco
Schr Nettie Merrill, for Hawaii
Schr Haleakala for Pepeekeo, Hawaii
schr Mauuokawsi, for KoOlau
Schr Waiehu for Kappa and Hanalei
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The annual meeting Of the Planters
Labor and Supply Company will com
mence at 10 O'Clock this morning and il
expected % extend over several DAYS.
The momentous questjon-to be or not
70 be, involving the continued existence
Of the organization-will come up for
discussion.
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vessels in Port from Foreign Ports

Am Blk EIsinore. G " jerks. from Newcastle,
n
Am S S Surprise, Roberts from san Fran
cisco
Ger bark Pacific, c Altman, from Bremen
Am bktne Eureka, g Winding, from san
Francisco
Hawaiian bark Thomas r Foster. " Rugs,
from Newcastle, y "
Am tern " ; Bovine, a II Paul. from san
Francisco
Am bktne Ella. c Rust, from san Francisco
Am 5ktne Il Dimond, Swift, from san
Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-18

To-day is the festival Of St. Luke, and
will be observed in 81. Andrews Cathe-
dral by celebration Of Holy Communion
at o 80 a. m, and morning prayer at 9
q. n.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. IL. L.
AR RIVALS.

SATURDAY, October Is,
Stmr Kinau, King from Maui and Hawaii
Stmr Likelike. Lore men, from hahului
Stmr Nokolti, NcGregOr, from Maui and MoIo-
kai
st1nr Rilaues HOu, Cameron, from Hamskua
Stmr Waimanalo, Nelson, from Waimanalo,
Oahu
Schr Waiehu, from Kauai
SUNDAY, October II.
Stnr Iwalani, Freeman, from Kauai
Stunr James Makee, Campbell, from Kauai
Schr ManuOkawai, from KOolau, Oahu