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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-04-07

KAUNAKAPILI CHURCH,-Rev. j
Waiamau, pastor. Sunday school a
"a. NJ. Preaching at 10 80 A. N. ant
Z 80 p. NJ.
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temple OF FASHION F!
50 g. e5 FORT STREET.


By the Steamer Australia, due here on
April 3rd, Mr.. Ehrlich will return to Homo
Goods, Ladies' and Gents furnishing goods
Part Of these goods have been imported
direct from New York, where they were
manufactured expressly for this market.
The entire lot of these goods will be of
fered at prices which will prove highly
satisfactory to everyone.
We will take great pleasure in showing
these goods to the public.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-04-07

LAST Friday, two schooners,
names not known, were seen weather
bound at Mahukona.
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ARRIVALS.

April C.
y $ Zealnndia from the Colonies en-
route for San Francisco
April -
Stmr Rinau from windward ports
Stmr Jas Makee from Kapaa
Stmr Waialeale from Kauai
Stmr Kaala from Waialua and Waianae
Schr Waimalu from Kuau
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KAwAIAHAo CHURcH.-Rev. H. H.
Parker, pastor. Sunday school at 10
A. NJ. Preaching at IL A. NJ.
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QUEEN EMMA HALL.-Gospel and
song service for Hawaiians who speak
English at ats T. NJ. Good singing,
Short talks. Everybody welcome.
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The Vandalia has backed out OF
the race with the Marion, said a city
front man this morning. They (the
Vandalia's) wanted the Kings boat.
got it for them and again they backed
out. They are all wind, amt they?
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

Y. NJ. G. A.-Gospel Praise Service
at 80 p. NJ. Come and bring a friend.
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LOCAL & GENERALNEWS.
BAD weather at Hamakua.

SOME Summaries still left. Good
for the Australia on Monday.
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THE S. S. Zealandia got away for
San Francisco, shortly after 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

TIE GROSSTE AUSWAHL Won
IL feinen SLIDER Warren fur Hoch-
zeits Iesehenke yum Vcrkauf bel NJ.
Mclnerny. OS If
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BLUE RIBBON LEAGUE,

The usual Saturday evening enter
tainment will be given in the Y. NJ.
G. A. Hall at 1880 O'Clock this
evening. The public are cordi-
ally invited. The following is the
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-04-07

JAPANESE SERVICE Gospel and
Song Services at IL A. NJ; Bible Glass
1880 Z. NJ, in the Japanese Y. NJ. G. A.
Room, Queen Emma Hall, corner of
Berctania and Nuuanu streets.
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The Emperor of Austria gives
5000 forms to the sufferers from
'the floods in Galicia.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-04-07

The master plumbers OF Roches-
Ter, n. Y, have reorganized. TWEEN
ty-fiye firms are represented,
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ESSRS. DODD & MILLER
N1 have just received ex Australia
another lot of hat PHILADELPHIA
LAGER BEER" in kegs, which they
are offering to their customers. 907 lw
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BIRTH.

AT Makikl, April G, 1888, to the wife
of James w. Gay, Il son.
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GENTLEMEN ABOUT purchas.
" ing wedding presents will find n
fine assortment of Solid Silver Ware at
the store OF NJ. McInerny. 0S If
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CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.-Rev. E..
G. Beckwith, ID. D., pastor. Sunday
school and Bible class at 9:45 A. NJ.
Services at IL A. NJ. and 1880 Z. NJ.
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IHTkeT, pdSlOTs Duuudy SCuOOl NJ ~
A. NJ. Preaching at IL A. NJ.
KAuNAKAPILI CHURCH,-Rev. j..
Waiamau, pastor. Sunday school at
"a. NJ. Preaching at 10 80 A. NJ. and
Z 80 z. NJ.
QUEEN EMMA HALL.-Gospel and
song service for Hawaiians who speak
English at ats r. NJ. Good singing.
Short talks. Everybody welcome.
JAPANESE SERVICE Gospel and
Song Services at IL A. NJ; Bible Glass
1880 z. NJ, in the Japanese Y. NJ. G. A.
Room, Queen Emma Hall, corner Of
Berctania and Nuuanu streets.
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.-Rev. E..
G. Beckwith, ID. D., pastor. Sunday
school and Bible class at GAS A. NJ.
Services at Il A. NJ. and 1880 z. NJ.
CHINESE CHuRCH.-Fort street, near
corner Beretania. Mr.. Kong Shut Ia
evangelist Chinese Sunday school,
$3.50 A. NJ. Chinese and English Sun
day School, 1880 p. NJ. Preaching IL
A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. Bible class in
Chinese Y. NJ. Q. A. Hall, 6 80 p. NJ.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
6 and Z A. NJ, low mass; 10 A. NJ, high
mass, with sermon either in Hawaiian,
Portuguese or English, alternating ac-
| cording to the three principal different
| nation0lities of the church; . u. NJ, ro-
sary and catechism; 4 80 Z. NJ, instruc-
| ton and benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament.
ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.-ThC
services at st. Andrews Cathedral to-
morrow will be: Holy Communion
6:3O A. NJ. Morning prayer with SCI,
mon Mt $3.50. Hawaiian evensong a
3:30P NJ. Evensong with sermon at {
p. NJ. Seats are unappropriated.
Second Congregation. Rev. Geo
Wallace, pastor. Morning prayer
with sermon at 10 A. NJ evenin!
prayer with sermon at 1880 p. NJ
Sunday school meets at 10 A. NJ. Seat
free ut all services.
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PA>sESGERS-

From SIN Francisco ger bktne : q
Tl,ter. June -W T Wilson, z Z HIz-
sTrs J 4 Stanw0od II BiEL0E 1 RoSen-
Balm. Z J E.sfEarl1s. " Higgins ! ) Buck
Iev. I Denell2, B M5rTLssy and J BsnneCt-
Frg11 Saz Francisco. Fer bark Alden
Besse- June 6-Nrs G " PIrlock. ThOs
t',lnin1ins AM A L E6Ear1s.
Fruu Eauai, Ger s1mr WaizIeaIe, June
7l.Jl Z ; oDaI,iinE vie and family
Fruu1 kzEll- per stE= ] * Nike I1le
81 y : Williams, : y HEHtleEr h
Wills ana Al deck
F-uu1 Kauai. per stmr Nikahal4- June
s-Dr J Mott Smith. Z rtrerZ. 4 L BRIO. :
Agiz.I- A t'rDpp and VIE and 2 deck
erga1 Eiu,fxar,i ports per stnar KHAN.
Jun-- @-Mrs e. y Arnold and $40 chll1 mn,
I. Lesser. 4 BeckwiFh d Pgrter, I
An5aa- EosI and tEO eilldrsn- Z Homer.
J smith Master z EGrueE- Y L Wight Z
" Davis " King -nd VIE u W Niles
a. b Makse- T I McLeHn and wife H0rs
VI 4 Kinney AMI } KIehGrI1sll- Mss Z L
Uttufel-- 4 I AtiInSs3n u 4 Heen, d
Seya. ReF 7 Ss.iliulzrea1, aasi Ia4 deck
PROM MaEf- per stHir L5keiIke. June 3
Tam Hal H5G 4 ? Faehaole, 81 Heinz
mann. 4 Foshbta aIii vie J k4la1za and
vie. Rev efulick- Mr. Freneh and rW0
cFtsri.fren. P . Hagan. 4 8oTha- A 2 Peter
-su. Pad SeGnnAnrz Major W q C5ruWell
and servant AeheE- Al We Il Morrison.
" B.srisEztz. 4 Fernandez Miss Mary Z
t5-ern c n Brua1- " De Frees. II Srin-
Goa. f Vt FshIbehr, Mr. AcCorrIsEou and
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httNt.AaN H. alNE ~
The rrirt-ir,al receipts ~ domestic pro
ducr. 6uriuE the @veS, were =. 80 bags
sugar and sts5 hays rice.
Following are statements Of the week ;
exports
tain J C. " Winding. LETT ON Wednesday
At 9 O'Clock with l4,S4l bags sugar Tor san
Francesca. Following are shippers: Cas-
lie & 0OoSe. s. $50 bSg> (4S5, go lo>l sugar /;
{. Brewer 4 Co. ~ bags (SS7 80 lh>l
sugar T. II. Davies < Co, o,1sS bags
i7l7.594 lbsl sugar. Total >oo9s tons Value
S--2si 81
The Hawaiian steamship AnSrralis, Cap
taln H { HOullssts, sailed June 9TH Tor
san Francisco With \ large cSrgo o. dom
este praiuoe The shippers Eere; W, Z.
lrxin & Co. y As bags t2.IlG, zig lbs
sugar, II. A Wiismann, l-25o bags (l4S,-
los lbSl sugar. W. Phillips & Co, 40 bags
t55. 50 I1Sl sugar, and 49, bag i4So,Ooo ID }
rice. Suuirie>. 3 boxes fraiT. 8 boxes
betel leaves, ; bags coffee loo bundles
SUGAR cane. los sulpgy kesS, - ooxes pine
apples. s. Is buuehe> hSnana>, 1914 hide,
ana ~ guGt ana sheep SKINS. The dom
sStic cargo wS> valued ~ Sl49 80 50
The American bark CeylOn. Captain l.
Calhoun, Ssiled June Sth tor SAN Fran
cisco with 2tSS9 bagS SuzAr, Following
we're Shippe->- z 4. Scbzsier i Co, !. 10
bNg> t5&4 - lb>l sugar TheO. II. Dawes
4 Co. SOL bags ISL 81 lb>l sugar, Castle
4 Cooke. =. lsi2 bss> ~. 80 io>l sugar e.
Brewer ( Co. go bags (ll50Q0 loSi sugar
I.l02 hides ami I 50 skins Total soO tons
Nalue s. ~ -
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Afternoon

The House reGssenbIed At o'clock
Section Of the legal practitioners bill
was taken up.
Rep. F. Brown moved an amendment
that all fees accruIng from this act be paid
into the Treasury. The realizations from
all departments OF Government, according
to the Auditor Act. are payable into the
Treasury Funds for the purchase Of Law
books for the library oaght to be provided
in the Appropriation Bill The amend
ment was lost.
An amendment by Noble Hitchcock was
put and carried. as annOucneed by the
President, three voting for and one
against
Minister Ashford opposed the bill and
argued that it invades the sanctity of con-
tracts The certificates 10 practise in the
courts, held by himself and others. are
contracts between the holders and the
country.
KEEP r Brown moved the indefinite
pOstpouement Of the Dill. The spectacle
was seen at last session Of the I4Eyers In
the House, with q majority Of other mem
bers. carrying through acts that were sub
seGueaLly declared unconstitutional There
Tas one exception az fzst session, the hon
member for kOolaGl04, hut now be Is
tackled On and Z following the lead Of the
other members Of the legal profession.
The House ought TO give some attention %
the views Of the AttOrney-Geueral, who /
supposed TO know a. much a5CuL law a.
other members OF the House
The section passed a. II the bill
NcHfe smith ruauzf ur1a.~,r4 ~ arrf n
the grammar OF the first section Adopted
Rep. z. Brown asked If a person defend
ing himself IN court viii require fee
pail ficense.
Noble Casrie-So. you can defend your
self any time you are hauled up
Rep F. Brown moved the enactIHg
clause Be Indefinitely pO-tP0ned- Lost
Minister Ashford novel the bill be re-
fsrred 10 the JUDICIARY COMMITTEES. with
Instructions 70 enquire INTO it c0n=titu-
ticnaIity.
His E1celIeney cited Coolers COnstitu-
tiaual Limitation 81 and Subsequent
Uages. also the HaWanan Constitution IL
support OF his opinion that the provisions
OF the bill cannot be sustained By the
C0ur=s- He zas not speaking ~ an officer
II governments but - 4 private citizen, and
be would rot pay the fee until the Act i
ruled constitutional b the eOaFt-
Noble Castle Eeid that the legislation 81
Is5s providing for licenses % legal PractE
TONERS coald nst birsl al EgbsesIueHt le-I--
latGFes- This bdl L not meant 70 canoe
licenses The constitutional question N
v0lvsi had bee1 carefully considered aud
he had no doubt the act would BE- yaiTf-
The bilI passed. 10 engrOssrneu1, 10 he
read a third time on Tgs-daT-
Copyrights-Second ieadE1g Of the bill
To crowds for the Regi-trilti0n Of Copy
rights- RefeTTsE 20 the judiciary commit
Amendment 70 THE Constitution Second
reading OF the biD IT, amend Article g II
the CozstLEutions beng called, II IL order.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-12

superior yield Of saccharine from beets Is
attributed mainly To scientific and teclini-
cal improvements that have been intro
dnccd in the Internal economy OF sugar
factories. 10 Is these Improvements that
make MIR. Spreckels so confident OF success
in California.
The three story brick building, at the
coruer of Fourth and Brannan streets, and
occupied by the West Coast Furniture Co.,
has been destroyed by fire. Among the
property burned was a very handsome
show case for the California Stnte cereal
exhibit at the Melbourne Exhibition.
Ex-AsSessor Louis +. Holtz has died
after a lingering illness extending over six
or seven months
Immigration statistics show that 9,000,-
600 immigrants have landed ut New York
year there have already been landed 49,
600 and over 1850 have arrived since
April LIST. It Is probable that this will Be
the greatest year on record for immigra-
ton.
The Sydney Cabinet has appealed to the
Legislative Council against the decision OF
the supreme Courts granting a writ Of
habeas corpus to Cinnamon paying poll
tar. The steamer Ben Muir has returned
10 Hongkong with IS Chinese who were not
allowed to land. and the steamer ChangshaS
arrived Oft port with 100 on board but was
closely watched by the police.
The foliOwingiS the latest shipping news;
SAN FRANcIsCo- Arrivals May sd g. 5. 3
City of Picking, 10 days from Honolulu;
MAY eth bark SarahS. Ridgeway, % days
from Kahului Departures: MAY 22d s. s.
Australia for Honolulu; May 29th bktne.
5. N Castle; June % bktne. w. II. Ii-
mOnd.
SHIPPING NOTES.
PoRr LuDIow-Maye 26th bark James A.
King for Honolulu.
PoRr TOWNSEND ay2lSt bark Memnon
from Honolulu.
LIvERPoo1-SIay S9th German ship H.
Hackfeld for Honolulu.
HoNGKONG- April 18th British bark
Lady Hardwood from Honolulu: April
2lSt Hawaiian bark Lillian tor Honolulu.
MELBoURNE-May 18th, in port. ship
Daniel Barnes for Honolulu via Newcas-
tie
BosroN-M May 2lst bark Amy Turner,
from Boston to Honolulu, returned to port
with her rudder damaged she sailed
again on Nay oath.
AUCKLASD- May 25th ). 5. zealandia ar
rived from Honolulu
PROJECTED DEPARTUREs-FromS San Fran
cisco: Schr. Golden Fleece on June 4th for
Hilo, schr Geo c. Perkins for Hilo; s. 5.
Australia for Honolulu on June 18TH
bktne Discovery for Honolulu. bark Lady
LampsOn on June Sd for Honolulu.
The Hawaiian bark Kalakaua has been
chartered to load for Mahukona, with q
cargo for 5. G.. Wilder e Co, by J. ID.
SpreckelS Il Bros. who are agents here for
the Wilder firm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-12
DEPARTI KES-

MoSDAY, June 1.
Ssmr Kiaau, Lorsuzsn, for Maui and
Hawai- e m
Star LissIik,. Davies. for KshuIut,
; m
Bav ports. Hawaii, 5 p m
>Umr kazls IldsrEOod- for Nsla14e
and Wa11II8, m
>zmr J A CummLns, Nelson, Tor h0oldu
and W-iu8srIsbo. N.
Ssur NoS0-u. ACC1rezJr, for NOiOkaI
Sclr James Nakse. MacauIsy, for ka-
SJmr WszalsaIz- Campbell for Hanzlei
ami hIaUea, s ? IA
Schr Mauu0SaszI, for k5olGu-t
Schr sarah & EIlzA, for hoSlau-
TCEsDAE- June )
Haw : ; AuStraIlz. Ho1dIsI1e, for San
Er.nci>cD. 1t u M
>tu1r " q H4H Clancy for Maui and
hawai-. 10 q H.
Ssnlr sIfkzE4la. Frserazn. for Kauai, Al
star Lehua. Clark, for Hamaku4, )
scar Hawaiian for EoojaU-
Schr Cauuts tor kz2u Maui
Scnr Ng5 WzhTue- for Hsnlakua- Hawai-
>chr Mary Z Foster for Lahaina-
WEDS EsDAE- June g.
Stmr IxaLauI. Weir for Hzmakua, va
Ls1l1aIu4 AZ N
An bk Forest Queen, Winding, ssLR
Francisco. a. M
Schr 6auISsaoaIi for W4iusa. Kauai
>chr kal6lu4, for Elseie, kauaL
TErESDAT, June 7th-
Stur EaaIa, Underwood, for Wai4Eae
and VI 4iaIl At : n
Schr Nile Morris kOolzu. Oahu
FRIDAY. June 9
Am bk CeyI9u, Calhoun, for San Fran
SUSB4T. ans 10
RMSS AIamed4 Morse, AuekiaHd and
SJnlf ka4I4. Ku4a. Maui
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-12
ARRIEAIN-

MoSpAY, June 4
Stnr Ewa. from Ewa.
TUESpAr June 5.
Bkths loch Lee. trcn Newcastle.
WEDNESDAY. June 6.
S,nr Kaala. Understood. trOm WsianAe
and WtiSLl-a-
An bEtne ; C Wilder, Paul. 10 days
from >au Frsnei>co
An - e " NNhfJruore, Ward. Sot4 days
from Departure Bay
Am * Alden Besse. Cousins, II]4 days
from san Francisco
Sch- Nile Morris from hOolSu, Oahu
>ehr Wa51i frUD huAu. Maui
Schr tihuliuU. from AlkaExU, Hawai-
THURSoAx, June :
Sturr e L Bishop. lie Claire. from kausj.
Srur J A CurumIn>- Nelson from hOo-
lau aud WaiuaDal0-
Srrur WaizlsaIs. Campbell. from HAnalei
aui hlaUs1.
Sahr HaleakalS from Pepsekeo, Hawaii.
Schr Cztsriuz from WGImAnaIO.
Schr L=1hi irOu hO12la-
Schr kulauauU from Laupdhoehoe-
FRIDAY. June ;
Stur KHauea Hou, Cameron, from Ra-
uakua. HaWail.
Schr Narv from danalei. Kauai
Schr BIB Roy from EEa-
SATURDAY. June g.
Stm- KIuzu. Loreuzs-. from Maui aI-d
HAWAII
Star IIfEahalz. Freeman. from Nzwili-
Wni. Waimea. etc
Sriur LSksliks. Davies. from hahUlui
Synr James Mazee. Maeauley from IA
pSa-
Stur Lehua Clark. from Hsmakus
Stmr MJkOlu, McGregOr, from AoloksI
and Lanai
Ssmr ha4Ia. Underwood, from Wai4luA
and WaIanAe-
>chr Mznu0EaEzi. from KooI4u, Oahu
SUNDAY, June 10
RMS ; Ala1ue,iz- Morse, Oh days from
san Francesca
Stur Surprise. Wefs5Srth, from PspSi-
kou znd LdcpShOehOe. Hawaii
>chr Mary 2 Foster from huksizu,
Hawaii
Schr Czuu5s frgEl kudu- Maui
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-12
sHIPPING NOTES.

The American brig Geo. II. Douglass
Captain Howard, formerly Of the ship
Alex Mcneil. arrived AZ kahuiuI, Maui
last Friday, p days from San Francisco
She vii leave again next Friday.
The American brigaurine W. G. Irwin
Captain ] E McCUlIOch, arrived At kahu-
Iui Maui last Monday % days from San
FrsnclSco, and sailed again last Friday
with full cargo OF sugar for >au Fran
cisco.
The steamship Alameda sailed from san
Francisco June Sd discharged pilot At
3.T .. N. stopped for Honolulu plot
June 10th II $50 : M 3 days Az hours;
hsd fine weather Sailed for the Colonies
1t 5,I5 p M June 10Th
The Oceanic Compauy's briganrine J. y.
SureckeIs, under command Of Captain
Chr1stizn<en, formerly Of the schooner
Anna arrived st kshului Maui, last
Wednesday. Is days from san FraRciscl,
with ! cargo OF general merUhaRdlse- She
EiIl leave again for san FF9ueIScO next
Wednesd4Y-
The American bark c. D. Whitmore,
Captain D. h Ward, arrived June sth
9lI4 DAYS from Departure Bay, British
Coiurlbia. with / -4l6 tons coal for Messrs-
Allen s. Robinson Reports having eI-
periSnCed tine moderate :. z Winds the
greater part OF the Passage The c. o.
WhIrmore L uIOSFed IN The stream
The American barkeutue s g. Wilder
Captain A H Paul. arrived early June
9Th. Is DAYS from san Francisco, with
nearly go tons cargo consigned 10 Messrs-
z i Schaefer s Co. and Il horses for
Messrs- Buckley & Sullivan, which were
landed IN excellent CondirI0u- Reports
having had hight s0utheriy wind and 10
trades the entire passage. The : G.
Wilder l. doc1ed at Bre~ef'= wharf
The American bark Alden Besse, under
command u Captain z B. Cousins, VIA
for many years had command Of the brig
zntine C0as1elO. arrived June 6, III days
from san FrzacISc9- With 40 tons general
cargo Reports having had very light
variable winds the first part Of the passage
thence light ;. and 5 Z winds 20 port
Tie Alden Bssse L Consigned to Messrs-
" 6 Irwin & Co and l. anchored az the
CompanY'S wh4rf.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-12


For Maui and Hawaii per Stmr kiRau,
June Hon E II Bailey, \ Robinson
and wife. Mr. Holmes, J w Coyille, ;
Csnsrio and family. N II Shipman and
family. Mss Lizzie Roy, q w X Ewart
Hon W A Kinney, and about l0O deck
passengers.
For Maui per Stmr Likelike, June =
His Honor ASS'te Justice Z + Blckerton, u
z Wilder and wife, " H Bailey. wife and
son, Miss Bailey. Capt W Fehlbehr, } VI
VivaS. Mr. N A Locke, Hon J NSkaleka,
d Toomey, snd about 40 deck passengers
For Kauai. per Stmr MikShals, June 8
Miss Emma Blake, Hon Geo h Dole and
son. Z L KAUAI and wife, Or NJ saith, +
Liude-nSnn. Capt Reynolds, Capt Larsen
and policemen, and about 20 deck pas-
Sengers.
For Maui and Hawaii. per Stmr w u
Hall, June 5-Their MaleStleS the Ming
and Queen. II Il Princess Liliuokalanl,
Princes KawananakOa and kelIiansole, +
Turtou. Paul Neumsnn, Mrs SeSrle anu )
friends. W Z LSne. x Roberts, A HAnne-
berg. Mrs H Turton, Hon T Baker, Mrs
I. Wilcox. Mrs hamAka. Mrs DuSchalSky
Mrs Ksai D II Nahinu. u Clark, Ii hui-
helani and wife Chun Peu. and shout 100
deck passengers
For SAN Francisco. per ) ; Australia
June 5-Mrs RObt Creighton Miss CreIgh-
Ton. ) HardcAStle. Capt Brown, Ms )
TAYLOR Snd 3 children. II SAVIOR and :
children. Prot A POmTOy and vile, Miss VI
A Brewer. Geo E HOVE and wife. Or II L
Curtis Lazarus, W P \ Brewer. vile and
son, DR. Sutliff, vile ana : children. MIS-
Sutliff Mrs : { Allen, J Nathan, Mrs X L
Spaldiug and son, DR. Andrews, A Hap
per. IL. & WIFearou and wiie, Miss F
Spear. q II Tweeliie J N Cat, Mrs ID Cen
Ter Miss AIeala. Mrs c Bate, W Graen-
hslsh. Mrs L : Dickson Miss X MctOwSn,
W Il Page II Pennington, Lieut. Col
Damn. Miss SearleS. Mr. SearleS, A Beebee,
VI II Gray, r Otto, r Hay, Miss Hay, Miss
Pellet, J Hamp>on, Capt baltimore, Mrs
Taylor, P Hastings, wife and children
SreerSse-MrS y Waller and 3 children
Mrs H c Smith. A Morgan, 4 Guild. Z A
Feistcorn, { SignOuX. 4 E Williams, r r
Lind wife and 3 children. Maria Rosa, L
Wagner. Z Wagner, Hopke, Z Peterson
Z Anderson. CLaud Dimuet, J Wilkinson
Z Ration. 5 Hei4. wife and , children, } J
Arnold. u Adler " I Marshall. wife and
children. Miss F Rosa. David kaai, Miss A
HarSfeId. " A Scott, q Watt, K Nc
Eerruou, T Scholtz snd daughter. ii Gro
theer, D Rose, J Rudolph and wife = IL
iekSeu, John Campbell, J Mcdonald. Tics
Morgan. J Wilson. : DOuueU, z Burns, J
94CtL SiLSn-, u S1tS1- : = = us $50
eriaad. VI O'Phasheriy. c Dordey W Lam
castle, W Taylor, 4 H Carter, W J
James, z Graham 20 Portuguese, 10 Chi
Rese and Japanese
For San Francisco. per bark Forest
Queen, June 6-W ReemerS and vie, A
Arers, w heIIe, wife and children. r
SchIefeIl sud wife Z MetZner. 4 Gsids, y te
and 5 children, and Mrs Douglass
For KOna Hawaii uer Stur J A Cum
Minis. June Hon J A Cummlns, vile
and family. J 4 Gousalyes, Miss Katy
Harvey. and about 80 others
For Ssn Francisco. per bark Ceylon.
June Geo MeIntvre and T " Blake
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MARRIED.

TRAsK-MAALEA-At the KaEaiata0
Seminary, by the Rev h H Parker. On
the 4th inst. Mr. ALERT Frask 70 Miss
Sarah MaaIea
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 Andrews
CzEkedrzI- June ID By Rev 4 Mack
iaIGsh, DaFid Morton to Ellen ThOm p-,Ja-
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Cossasal sot~

Il i believed that the Ministry of Sir
Henry Atkinson ali survive the present
ze-sion Of tie Neg ZEALAND Parliament.
A L,ndon despatch reports SIR James
EeTglss0n a. saying, IN reply % Dir.
Wn- MeArthur, that the continuance Of
the Samoan Convention WA NOT desiF-
able.
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FasaI Result

The uan wh0 fell OF the steamer Aus
rrzlia on Tuesday was Th0mez Trainer,
and sad 70 relate he died from the effects
af the tall, TbErsd4y afternoon AZ the
Qyzeen's Hospital The unfortunate man
hai 3 terrible fan into cellar IN the
burnt district, On either Christmas o.
Sew Years eve n 1855
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DIED.

GOODALEAt Ouomea- Hiio, HaEH,
on Saturday. Jgne q David Whitney
infant sen Ok william " and Emma ".
GOedzIs, aged ? months and Z days
WALsH-Tn san Francisco, Cal. JGne
Ist. Julie BefkEIth. vie Of z II. Wash
PaIa- Nam and sister u Mrs T. C.
Damon aged 3 years
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wife. lSt deck passengers and prisoners
From san Francisco per 5 ) Alameda,
June l0-G l. Bishop, Pro- CanariaS, Willie
Cornwall. II 4 Crabbe and wife, y
Crabbe. wife snd two children. NJ Il Craw'
fond. Z : y; 7 I CUMMINGS, Mrs n
Cooper ami two children. Mrs L + Dickson
ana daughter. Mrs T ) Douglas. Mrs /
powdel and child. Miss N \ DowSett,
Miss \ X powSett. Miss + J powSett, ) I
Evans, T Evans, : Evans, il. Rev ii
Gage, NJ ) GrinoauIU and wiie, Capt =
Garland. Miss N london, MrS Paul
NenmSnu, d T Motley. Vim SSyidge, Miss
N Z StetSon. Albert Strauch, Miss Maoei
Tsber. Mrs. q ] Waller. two children and
nurse. MrS NJ A Waterbury, NrS Florence
Williams, J \ Woods and wife Miss Mary
I. Woods Mis- Jessie L Woods, b Dough
erty, and y Steersge 5 cabin ana II
steerSse for Auckland, and 50 cabin and y
Steerage for sydney.