The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-03-27

= foreigners. males rom Alln9 Slu
japan I foreigners, males; 6 Chinese.
1 males. I female and / child; q
japanese. - males, female and 4
children; total 20. From Australis
and New Zealand 102 foreigners. 66
males. q females and Is children:
l Chinese male; total los, From Ps-
ciic Islands Is foreigners, IL males,
5 females and , children; total Is
From European ports , foreigners.
males. Total nom sn quarters l,150
foreigners. 1.067 males, 800 females
and III children; 112 Chinese, 104
males. 3 females and 8 children; IS
japanese. 80 males. l female and 4
children: II Portuguese, males:
grand total 1911 arrivals, IBIS males,
80 females and Isl children,
Passenger departures from the
port Of Honolulu during 1887 were SIS
follows:
For San Francisco LIS foreign
ers. consisting Of 954 males, 49S fe-
males and 81 children; 2 Chinese,
males; is japanese. 10 males. ; fe-
males and 1 children. Is Portuguese,
5 males. 2 females and , children:
total LT5A For Oregon and Wash
ington Territory 81 foreigners. Is
males. Q females snd Q children: 5
Japanese, males: total 81. For Hum
boldt and Eureka l foreigner. male.
For China and Japan IS foreigners.
IS males. : females and S children;
Is Chinese. , males l female and 10
children; So japanese, % males, 6
females and l child; 1 Portuguese,
male: total los. For Australia and
New Zealand loo foreigners. 40
males. u females and 9
children ( Chinese. males total
1l4. For Pacific Islands Is foreign
ers. II males and females; Chi
nese male total 16. For Victoria.
3. c.. Is foreigners. Z males. 3 fe-
males and 5 children Total for ali
quarters 1889 foreigners. LIZ males,
50 females and 2S5 children p
Chinese, is males. l female and 10
children, s. japanese, u males. s
females and ) children; il Portu-
guese. 6 males. 9 females and , chill
dren. grand total 2.OSS departures.
L176 males. $50 females and 302
children.
The excess Of departures over ar
rivals Of passengers during the year
was 127. This excess was more than
produced by the foreigners, whose
departures exceeded arrivals by 1S9.
OF which - were males. 50 females
and los children. Arrivals Of Chi
nese passengers exceeded departures
by s., excess Of males being IS and
females 1. but children's arrivals
being : under departures. japanese
arrivals were IL under departures.
the decrease being 9 males. Z females
and l child Portuguese departures
were 6 over arrivals. but ) more
males arrived than departed, there
having been no arrivals Of women or
children.
OF passengers IN transit there were
Loss from San Francisco for the Colo
MES. I.523 from the Colonies for San
Francisco. 1.2l6 from San Francisco
for China and Japan. 992 from the
latter for San Francisco. IL from
Puget Sound for China. and 2 from
San Francisco for Pacific Islands
total. 500
Arrivals Of immigrants during the
past year were as follows:
From San Francisco 595 Chinese,
564 males, IL females and % chill
dren; 81 Portuguese. % males, Il
females and S children; total GAG.
From China and Japan 936 Chinese.
500 males. g females and 3 children:
1.453 japanese. LIS males. 291
females and Z children; total 23S9.
From Pacific Islands It's people, 80
males, IS females and 10 children; Is
Chinese. males: total 100 From
European ports . foreigners,
males. 5 females and Is children.
Grand total, $3.50 arrivals. 2.75S
males. $50 females and 103 children
Departures Of immigrants were as
follows:
For San Francisco 81 Chinese, %
males. l female and 3 children: Is
japanese. II males, 3 females and )
children: 81 Portuguese. 163 males
10 females and 241 children: total
$40. For China and Japan 1.42S
Chinese. 1885 males. 81 females and
81 children; IS japanese. 81 males.
IL females and s children; total
1901 For Australia and New Tea
land Il Chinese males For Pacific
Islands III foreigners. s. males, II
females and Is children: Is Chinese.
males: total 132. Grand total. 2,220
departures, L70T males, 80 females
and 353 children
The excess Of arrivals over depar-
tures OF immigrants for 1887 was
L050. Increase Of foreigners fmostly
South Sea Islanders. $ people, 80
males. D females and 10 children.
Net increase Of Chinese. y, being an
increase Of y males and II females
and g decrease Of l child Net in
crease Of japanese. ISIS. being an
-Dc-asSa ~ 0rl3 males and 2TI fe-