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seRvlA's eoYIsA KING.
The CHA 81 Thirteen WI. iiui.. III. De-
hsisbi- t,tJ. In I,s.rn Europe.

Alexander 1 Of Srvvil IL, with tn,
exception ~ the liiilc King Of Spain,
tho youngest monarch In Europe. Tho
eyes OF Impcrors, statesmen and people
all turn with Interest and anxiety on
this hoy King whom destiny has called
In truublou, times to tho throne of
Scryia.
Alexander ia represented as bright,
brave, handsomc lad: but lac has a sad
history bchInl him In tho domestic and
political troubles which have ended In
the divorce Of Li, royal parents and his
own enforced separation from his
mother. Queen Natalie: whilc tho po,i.
ton OF Srrvia. a. a frontier kingdom be-
tween Austria and Eussia, will In tho
near future demand tho utmost wisdom,
hrmncss and patriotism for the maintc.
nance OF it, Independence.
In i,sO tho young Prince Alexander
made journey with his mother TO tho
tiimca: thence to Florence. aud finally
to Nlcshadcn. whore Queen Natalie had
hoped 10 remain and educate hcr son.
But In ISIS a demand was made for
tho boy through Gpncral protcsch. and
he was takca to E,Isradc to assume the
grave responsibilities that might well
daunt tho braycst OF mon
Tho education Of tho young King il
being carefully csPorinicnded by DIR.
Lazsr DoSitsch, nssistod by Nine. Pol
ingrc, talented lady OF Swiss birth,
who instrnets her royal pupil in tho
elementary branches.
Alexander already speaks German.
French and little English: but until
recently he has not boon taught Rus
sian. Russian influences. however.
seem now likely to assert themselves in
the royal household OF Sorvia. The
Car has sent TO tho young King an
autograph letter and the decoration of
the grand cross VI ST Anne.
1t is difficult to predict the future dcs-
tiny OF servia; but the young people of
the present generation will follow with
peculiar interest tho career of Alex
andcr l.. the boy King. who now holds
such conspicuous position among tho
monarchs Of Europe.
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hUMOnOUa-

Alta church falT-AIsn ITO neigLborl
-''l.10k heFs, I've f1uni a spoiled Oys-
ter Nuishtr0E-"Dun't say any thing
about IT, They might come round and
take il Away from you "-Arkans.s
Traveller.
Husband really believe tina, my
Thega.Iism has entirely disappeared, "
W..-"wsll, I hops it will not stay
aEay Tor sOo.t a. then you gill have 10
bay : barometer 10 fBd out when IL is
i0ins 10 rain, ferns SittinFs
-Jim.0n--I KANT see, iiror Sim
mons, hOa 20 always manage TO max
bofs eais msst-i kAiR't!' iir-E Sim
m0Rs-''Ah. iiEsE Jimson, dat, eauss
30 spreads ~ ends ten FAR aTzr.. Don't
spread, chile, an b" haPpy 7-i'nrk.
Parker lFssliRs EsgspspsFl-
''iisFo's something curious 1hsEe', .
body Of negro volunteers in Memphis
Who call them selves the Memphis Light
hardly expect them - call themselves
the 'Msmphis iilark quarts, Light
Papa" ASKED Johnny. where do
politicians eSHa fr,ms' well. my
son. rcplieI tho father. with the sonf-
ioRea u positive information from re-
liable sources, ''thsy e0me all the "a,
trom ten dollars 20 trn thousand dollars.
sor0rliag "a the pail they have
Washington star,
Farmer JeaEins ii sEnt tina,
barrel . ioIF ani thzl IA. o batter. tho
lhr.a hams. thea potato % sal IuFnips.
and the rosI o that truck Wiio~
slmpkins-''i.AaL q goodness! Nos
What Do you saHs - thsE ihinssT'
Farmer jenklns-''iyai, you SEQ - hoW
am 'GrruIoT Of yusF iais Eu 4h.al's
Will. anl tho !''lse says l must PgErs 81
:, 0hs' - carry cut the puEElsl1H& -
iiinshzmt1n Leader,
Mira Essstus i0nes-''i.asIee ere.
llzaius, what y1a sHih' a. church foe
MD iAg hat en- uuH'' you ser dat hole
right In do ,np7 npn't y1a know you
So, 10 han d.; hz; ruun' sRl take up
e'lcetioRs' Nj, EFaHus J0a-s
she, Is CONAN. I Frrk'n ! knoN my
business WHOM ! h-a' dIs bat s5In'
hold my hand ii shi flap uairE Sat hole
10 kin k.irh 4" nickel ill drop .roa.
an keep 'via fun 'siuFhln' 10 runscEFs-
iiou By rpllin' On d. 10, I Llevto ia
kcerlh' thing, quiet In dc mcgglh-hogs-:
an 'tAln'' no plar- To- ToillH' moE.y
Eoaa' on 10 "--llaFper's i;As.F.
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HORRIBLE TORTURE.


hi, last certainly amounts In theory
TO torture Of the m1sI horrible Kind. IL
Is applicable oniy g. criminals 81 tho
Deepest dye, such a. Fuhrls. PARTICLES.
women Wh1 XIII their husbands. os
murirror' NEo XII! tbr-c persons o.
one family. II il called SaFiously ,ha
lingering process, tho sipN and palaigi
process, sl!clns 80 irsEh. cir,, and tho
prescribed n~thosI soouls 10 correspond
With she iasi,namsd term. Tho kin Of
tho forehead Il supposed 20 - sliced
down. tho checks .lzshci. the noir slit.
tho bruas; sliced 81. tho stomach
.zshni. yir.. before the coup do grace IL
given. iIgt whom Nc conc 80 ask hoW far
III" legal sentence IA pgt in actual OK.
-cgt!os no anl somo coBillc; Of t-s;l.
mony. Mr. Giles atilrul that "a Sigh,
cash oniy il made across .arh collar
hone. and ;hrr" rashcs zeruss tho broas,
In III" shAp- Of the character meaning
i,oon, OuIlea;lng N" nlmlrT Of stroke.
III. criminal ought TO have received. }
and tina; dcrarltaiion follows without,
delay" Hat In tho only ease NhcTu I
hay" heard OF foreign witness tho pro-
cess seems TO have Appropriated Hlch
than TO this assumption. Iut methods,
Of execution ~rrm TO DO oc~aaionaiiy
employed. a, least Ia tho south. which
Ind no sanction in tIr code. Cases
have come under the nuiicN Of foreign
err OF death IS rTur.iNiun. aRl Of tho
visilm boGng sulp"advj b. tho neck In
cage In such wAg that he can only
touch the ground with tic tips Of hts
toes, and being loft q do 81 s;arya.
ton. Such proceedings arc. however.
distinctly lllcyal-suFyiyals probably.
Of an age when Chinese rule and
Chinese civilization. which hayo radl.
atcd from the North, wcrc loss firmly
established. so that whatever tho
law, the usual practice In given rc-
rlon would seem to DO materially In
ilucncoi by local popular opinion; ono
who would rcncralIzc from experience
in kiang-Soo would excite smile in
kwang.Tung. just as tho Impressions OF
one who had lived tn Shan.Tung would
seem forcirn to resident In Eohkicn.
-Fortnightly Review.
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AN ApPRcHEnslve WOMAN.
The Awful Zine til. Night Clerk Had
WIN NJ. L..

\ nicc-loolsing young matron came in
on late train tho other night. and.
falling 10 ilni sOtnu friends she had in
the city, wont 10 q hotul and ordered a
roOa, layB tho Detroit l'rco Prc3s. When
tho bog showed her to It She asked a
good many questions and examined tho
locks on the doors and windows and had
tho boy look under the bed and In tho
wardrobe for any leftover traveller or
burglar who might be lurking there.
Then she dismissed the boy. who re-
ported at the Office and went away for
the night.
y little after midnight n bell IA g
loudly over the head of tho night clerk,
who hurried up to room II.
"iiavc you any precautions against
fire." asked mui.lcd voice on the other
side of tho closed door.
The clerk detailed the whole system
OF fire apparatus in the house, and
added, az clinchcr:
There's fire escape loading from
your window, madame, to the GidCwali
1t ia as easy to get down as rolf OF :,
log"
lie returned to his desk and had jlst
StLNiIl ~ nap Nlt1l N.Talil
the bell Of No. II rang furiouslY. lie
hurried up to the room. Tho guest
called through the door in an alarmed
voice:
III any ono can go down from this
room on n fire escape, what's to hinder
any one from coming up? | may b.
robbed and murdered yet
Then that pcridious clerk told he,
that he would watch it himself and soc
that no one went near it.
But don't know you" came in sus.
picious tones through the closed door.
That settled it. Tho clerk went bGcl
to his desk, muzzlcd the bell OF No. II
and sat down to wit for developments
None came, however, and at daylight he
was of, nor did he return until he we,
sure the fearful occupant Of room Il had
Resumed her journey.
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FIRST SLEEPING CAR.
u "~s issssssd ~ ih.si"T. =. Mood
rue IA 1854

s.s.seAS ~ -
rvs ia ls5i-
The nrst slssping ear MAS Invented
by Theodore r.. Woodruff. sho got up
his model in tho Office Of james II!ling-
hast, at Rome. y. y, ia 1854. tho
latte be.ng at that time in The serv-
leo OF tho Rene a Waterfowl rail-
road. Air. Woodruf eHiesyored 10
Interest MIR. T.iinsaasi sufficiently In
his invocation u advance the cost Of
securing paient from the Govern
men,. bat he DID not have sufficient
faith In its possibilities and declined,
IL sss ~E..s IN - { Of dazei eon-
dillon OF mind resulting from being
knocked on tho top Of freight car by
an o.d-fa, aloasd inc. 3ssd brais. that
Mr.. No SiruH eoGeslyoi rho idea of
sleeping car The model which hs
constructed ia .!r. fl.llnshas,'s
ofiieo Was carried to Springfield.
Mass. In an o!d-iashlnHsi baldana
handkerchief and Submitted 10 Sir
Watson. tho car bui-dsr. who. not
N;iAs,anilng aa alIus. universal ca
preston Of d.sspproyal ~ his en-
pioyes. blili trial ear. which made
IL, FIRST ir.ps on The SsH YORK tea
,rnl and ..oHe q NatsrtogH railroads.
and lalsr 1ss taken u Cleveland.
Cincinnati and Other Wesisra cities
Tho ear h'iara ards became tho
Pr9pe y Of tho gallo S Mississippi
iial.road Company. oa .hoss ilas /,
vas 70 ~ -F.y rsh Woodruff sold
tho right - hl!' ! ard gs0 bis slsepsr
on tho Sow Yorz Central rsl.rDsd 10
NJ. Webster wasaer and ON tho
huhslo * ! rio r0al 10 slr George
Gale. Tho ''Gaias'' slcvPsrs ran
from 1889 TO 1873. whoa lluy also
passed into WAgasrs hands. Pull
IAN sleapors voEs lnlr1,ueed In 1854
"r 1855. he E1v!ss Dais = number OF
Important imProv eats on tho pro-
'-aeillrs a. hl' Pc. 1-ssDrs- IL aa,
boot isC! thas Wagner aad Gates
iul.i ih7ir lrs. cur. hsvlus tho same
'eEc al features a. laosa ron used
Hallway Ago.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20

G High. Mrs R r Hoes, 2 infants and
nurse, Mrs Hahooilimoku. Mrs Captain
Kautz. Miss H Kinney, f ] Kruger. Mrs
NJ Z Laws, r Lille and wife, A Lucas,
Mrs Macintosh, r w McChesney, uife
and child, Mrs DR. ] S McGrew and daueh-
ter, Miss Z Mcintyre, Miss Mechanics,
Capt ] A Mehrtens, DR. r P Myers and
wife, VIM Monsarrat and wife. Miss NJ
Needham, Mrs H Nolte, Miss Annie
Mott, Mrs A Ostrom, Miss A NJ Paris, Mrs
Peterson and child II Roltair and wife,
Mrs n Robinson and sister. Miss Rose,
s B Rose, n S Sachs and wife. Mrs G II
Schmidt and child, w Silbon. Mrs Silbon,
Miss Silbon, b F Simcoe, Miss Augusta
Smith, ] II Soper, wife and child, Geo B
Starr and wife, A Starr. Mrs Senator
Stewart, Miss Stewart. o W Sweeney, l. A
Thurston, Mrs ] H Waller, children and
servant, and Clarence Webster, and 10
steerage passengers.
From Hongkong, per bk Velocity, Oct
H-Mrs Healy and 81 Chinese passengers.
From Kauai. per stmr James Makee.
Oct l6-S n Hundley, Miss Hundley,
cassie and on deck.
From Maui, per stmr Likelike. Oct IS
f Langeheim. Mrs Raymond Reyes. b
Walker, J A Macarthur. JnO Richardson,
G B Wells, ] A Mckenzie, f Meyers and
wife, All Lum, and 63 deck passengers.
From Kauai per stmr Mikahala. Oct Is
C S Gay wife and children, Miss Gay,
J A Palmer and wife, Rev . P Emerson,
r Cation, Miss NJ Titcomb, NJ Perreira,
Mrs J Sherman, NJ Kasuda, Max Schlem-
mer and 2 children, Chinese and so deck
passengers.
From Maui and Hawaii, per stmr
Claudine. Oct IFS Neuman, G Manaole,
DR. Z B Williams, n 0hlandt. Thos Lille,
Mrs w l. Wilcox. Mrs NJ Dickson, r Rv-
croft, S Kimura, J Adams, Geo Jensen. w
Ellerbrock, 7 a Davis, J A NJ Osorlo,
Nav, Young Leong, Apana, II F Wich-
man, Hon w H Cornwell, Miss 7 Dowsett,
Mrs C Bilakee and daughter, ID Kahaule-
lilo, and 81 deck passengers.
DEPARTURES.
For Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, Oct 10
L ~ o P Emerson.
For Maui, per stmr Likelike, Oct 49,
] Gilman, Kokotsk, Mrs d McVeigh,
Miss Kapua, Mrs Weed and child, and a
few others.
For Portland, per ship Strathbare, Oct
l4-H f BrOderick.
For Lahaina and Hamakua. per stmr
Iwaani, Oct 16-W LAM, Miss Collins, Mrs
Wahinenui and daughter and % deck.
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr w G
Hall, Oct 16-J d Paris, Jr, w S Johnson,
Mrs X Hoapili Miss Helen Nailehu, Mrs
Kekuhewa, D H HeielOa, Louis Koch, w
A Mckay. J w Bergstrom and bride, B f
Simcol, H Warehouse, Mrs Aheong, Mrs
Pale and go deck passengers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

Il power of Sale contained in certain mortg-
age made by HOOLAINA tkl. dated the i4th daU
of August, A. D. 1888 Of record in the Hawaii
an Registry of deeds in Honolulu in Book lis
page PUB to Queen Kapiolani. Notice IL hereby
given that the said Queen Kapiolani, mortgages
intends TO forclose the same for bresch OF con-
ditions to-wit: the non payment OF principal
and interest when due.
Notice is also given that after three weeks
publication of this notice, the mortgaged pro-
perty will be sold st Public Auction, such sale
To take place at the auction rooms Of Jas F.
Morgan, in Honolulu, OH the 9th day OF October,
A. ID. 1885, At ~ O'Clock noon
QUEEN KAPIOLANI, Mortgage.
For further particulars, apply to 5. X Kane.
attornky at law.
Dated Honolulu, Sept cath. 1891.
Description OF the mortgaged property:
First All the land described in Royal Patent
1l7S. granted to Hapuku, containingan area OF
"A acres more or less situate in kawanui /.
North Kona, Hawaii.
Second All that piece OF land situate at Ka-
wanui |, North Kona, Hawaii, and more fully
described by metes and bounds in Royal Patent
9SI. granted to Pololi containing an area OF
% ceres more or less.
Third. All that piece of land situate at Ka-
wanni. North Koua, Hawaii. and more fully de-
scribed by metes and bounds in Royal Patent
1876, granted to Pololi containing an ares OF 1
1-1U acres more or less
Fourth. Ali that piece of land situate at Ka-
wanui III. North Kona. Hawaii, and more fully
described by metes and bounds in Royal Patent
37sS l.. G. A. 1882 to Kahoaeae, containing an
area OF 1i-lOO acre more OF less. 1S9i-4t.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure and Sale.
m ACCORDANCE WITH THE

n Il
u power OF sale contained in q certain mortg-
age made BY II. KEPOHONI (k), of Honoluls
Island OF Oahu, to George Huughtailing dated
February 18th, 1888. and recorded in the Hs-
waiian Registry of deeds in said Honolulu in
Book lO6 pages 365 366 and 367. notice is hereby
given that the said George s. Negotiating,
mortgage, intends to fOrecl0se the same for
breach OF conditions to-wit: the non payment
OF the principal and Interest when due
Notice Is also given that after three weeks
publication of this notice, the mortgaged pro-
perry will be sold at public auction ut the auc-
lion rooms OF JAS. +. Morgan, on Queen street.
in said Honolulu, on SATU RDAY. the 3ist day
OF October, A. d. 1891, at ~ O'Clock noon
GEORGE S. HOUGHTAtLING.
Mortgage.
For further particulars, apply to A. Rosa, at
torney at law.
Dated Honolulu Sept %. 1891.
Description of the mortgaged property:
FIRST. All that certain piece OF land situate
az keoneula, IN said Honolulu. being portion
OF Apana |. of Royal Patent No. 4423. L. &. A.
No. 6Oo to kalunaaina and being the same con-
veyed TO Ana by deed dated July 10, 1869, of
record in the said Registry of Deeds in Book
81 pages 23S and 23g, aud thus bounded and de-
hcrioed, (IransIation). Commencing at the
mauka East corner adjoining the South corner
OF d. |. Dowsett's, and running North 40 deg
West l42 7-l2 II. along j. |. Dowsetts corner,
thence South 50 deg. West los It. along the mar
row roadway of the LipUa corner thence South
81 deg. East i45 PIP It. along k. Whites, thence
North ~ deg. East ITO 3-12 It. along KahawaIu's
to initial point, containing an area of 4s0 square
fathOms.
Second. All the right title and interest of
the said herononi, (being an undivided one
third par) in and to IS sos 100 acres of the land
described in Royal Patent 1879, situate at Ka-
mananni. Waialua, Oahu, which WIS convex ed
to SAID kepohoni, Limanui and Mahu by Gaspsr
1882, and recorded in Book "A. page s3I.
Ti3yi-4il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
DEPARTURES.

MONDAY, Oct. u.
StmrJ \ Cummins, Nelson, for Koo-
lau and WaimanalO.
Stmr James Makee. Macaulay, for
kapaa.
Stmr Mokolii, McGregor, for Molokal.
Stmr Akamai for Hnolau.
Schr Kawailani for KoOlau.
Schr Nile Morris for Koolau.
TUESDAY, Oct. IL.
Stmr c L Bishop, lie Claire, for Waianae,
Waialua and Koolaua.
Stmr Likehke, Aamundsen, for NAM.
Stmr Mikahala, Campbell. for Kauai
Am bkt Planter, Dow for San Francisco.
Am bkt Skagit, Robinson, for Port
Townsend.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. Ia.
Stmr Waialeale. CLANCY, for Nawiliwili,
Kilauea and Hanalei.
Stmr Hawaii. Hnbus, for Hamakua
Am bkt 5 G Wilder, Grifiths, for San
Francisco.
Br ship Stra.hblane, Cuthell, for Port
land, o.
Schr Moi Wahlne for Hamakua.
Schr LavinIa for Laie.
Stmr Pele, Smythe, for Makaweli.
THURSDAY, Oct. 10.
Smr Lehua, Hilbus. for Paauhau.
FRIDAY, Oct is.
O&O ; ; Belgic, Walker, for Yokohama
and HongkOng.
Stmr W G Hall, Freeman, for Hawaii
and Maui.
Stmr Iwalani, Weir, for Lahaina. Ku-
kuihaele and Honokaa. etc.
Schr Kaulilua for Lane
Schr Alika for Kona.
SATURDAY, Oct. Il.
5 ; Australia, Houdlette, for San Fran
cisco
Ger bk Hoosung, Rubarth, for Victoria,
II @
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
MOrtgagee's Notice of Intention
to FOreclOse and of Sale.

n ACCORDANCE WITH THE
l. provisions Of a certain mortgage made by
John u. Perrett, and Maria K. Perrett. and An
tone Silva and Hannah Silva. his wife. of Wal
kapu, Maui, to William II. Cummings of Homo
lulu, Oahu, dated the 31st day OF October. A. ID
1871, aad recorded in the Nav allan Registry of
ConVeyanees, in Book 107, on pages $50. 81 and
2S2. and now held by Walter F. Frear OF said
Honolulu. as assignee thereof by deed of assigu-
ment, dated the END day of December, a. b.
1857, and duly recorded in said Registry. notice
Is hereby given that, the said assignee Intends
to forclose the said mortgage for condition brok-
en-, to-wlt: non payment OF principal and In
tefest.
Notice is also hereby given, that the property
covered oy sald mortgage will be sold at public
auction at the auction rooms of Jas 2. Morvan
in said Honolulu, on MONDAY the 10Th day
OF October. 1881 at II o'clock noon
The property covered by said mortgage is de-
scribed as follows:
/. All that certain tract Of land situate in
kaupo, Maui. more particularly described in r
T. (Granp, 3O63, Apana con tainine 1854 aS acr-s
conveyed TO A. Silva and j. ID. Perrett BY deed
page 35i.
2: All of those certain tracts of land situate
In Waikapu, Maui. and conveyed to John Perrett,
deceased. by the following deeds
From Poepoe, Dec. Is. 1852 Book I6. page III
l23-lOO acres from 5. K. Kaai, Dec q. 1854 BOOB
10, page 456. 8 6-lOO acres; from Opunui and Re
kua, Mays, 1865, Book 10, page 295. Hoo acres
from X. kaai. Aug. q. 1865, Book 20. page IA,
acre; from Opunui and Kapehe, Sept. Is. 1856
BOOK "A, pages 463. 464, 16-i00 acres; from Jose
u Dudre. Aug. 8. 1869. Hook 20. page 80. 9f-tOO
acres; from Opunui and Mahiai Mar. IL. 1871
Book 50, page I0l. 32-lOO acres
3. Also three hundred head OF cattle more n,
less running at said Kaupo, and branded A., also
sixty head more or less running in Kaupo and
HULA and branded KIP and also the said brands
WALTER f. FREAR.
Assignee of Mortgage
Honolulu, September 81, 1891. iss34t.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
pers please copy.
DIED.

CALHOUE-At Port Townsend, October
9, 1891, of consumption, John James
Calhoun, son Of Capt. Calhoun, of the
bark Ceylon, aged 81 years.
SCANLAN-On Thursday, Sth inst, of
consumption, on board S. S. Australia,
Mrs. Hugh Seaman. aged 80 years.
CLARK = In Buffalo, n. Y, on the 18th
September, Marian Austin, wife of DR..
Homer Clark, snd only daughter of
Marian E. and the late Benjamin Hale
Austin, aged "a years, 5 months.
ELLIS-In This city, October il. William
Sewell Ellis, son Of r. B. Ellis, aged ~
years.
SPENCER-On October -, at his resi-
dence, Kappa, Kohala. Hawaii, Ashford
sydney, son of Francis Spencer. ESQ.,. of
Wsimea, hawaii, and brother of Mrs. R.
f. Bickerton, of Honolulu, aged a years.
60 San Francisco papers please copy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
SUNDAY, Oct. IL.
Stmr Iwalani, Weir. from Hamakua.
MONDAY. Oct. L.
Schr Sarah d Eliza from keelau.
Schr Moi Wahine from Hamakua.
TUESDAY, Oct. Is.
OSS Australia. Houdlette, g.! days from
San Francisco.
stmr W G Hal. Freeman, from Maui and
Hawaii.
Stmr Lehua, HIlbus. from Hamakua.
Schr Lavinia from Laie.
Schr Kaulilua from Kauai.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. IL
Br bk Velocity, Martin, 20 days from
HOngsong.
Stmr Kaala, Haglund, from Kauai.
THURSDAY, Oct. Is.
O&OSS Belgic, Walker, tx days from
San Francisco.
Stnlr J A Cummins. Nelson, from KO0
Tau.
Schr Liholiho from Kauai.
Am bkt NJ Griffith, AreY, 81 days from
FRIDAY, Oct 16
Stmr James Makee, Macaulay, from
Kapaa.
Stmr Bishop, lie Claire, from circuit
Of Oahu.
SATURDAY. Oct. II.
Smr Claudiue, Davies. from Maui and
Hawaii.
Stmr Moloiii, McGregor, from Molokai
and Lanai.
SUNDAY, Oct. Is.
Stmr Mikahala. Campbell. from Kauai.
Stmr LikelIke, Aamundsen. from Maui.
Stmr Waialeale, CLANCY, from Kauai.
Stmr Akamal from Koolau.
Schr Kawailani from Koolau.
Schr kauikeaouli from Puma, Hawaii.
Schr LaVinia from Koolau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

From Hamakua. per steamer Iwalani,
Oct 1l-H + Broderick, w Kamaka, and
30 deck passengers.
From MeIi and Hawaii. per stmr w G
Hall, Oct 80 A c PabblewhIte, G S Nc
Coy, h 5 Howell. G Wilder, Heleluhe,
W A Mckay, c Il Collins, G A Howard
and wife, a B Naone. d Miranda, + Roch
4 TrisksoE, W Southeins, d II Heleloa, j
ID Paris jr, h Alexander. II Wilkins, II
Long. Capt r Dabel, Mr. Sinclair, p Hind,
and 50 deck passengers.
From San Francisco, per o S Australia.
Mrs { H Alexander. G f Alexander, II A
Alexander. r p Bishop, w G Block, + n
Brown, W BurTidge. Camarinos, ] W
Cathcart. c A Chaplin, J Coakley, Z Dale.
W Dale, D H Davis. Mrs Judge Dole, Miss
z N Hall, E Z Hendry. Herbert, Frank