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LACES
Laces for Summer Dresses.

Special opening Of new Trimming Laces.
In Point Guipure. Point Alencon. Point
Gaze. Point Applique. and Point de Paris.
in all widths, and new designs. The above
makes have been accepted as the correct
trimming for all summer fabrics.
Latest Paris effects in Point Guipure
Laces. white and ecru-5 inches wide.
45c. yard: 71s inches wide. 79c.: 9N
inches wide. 9Sc.
Just received an invoice OF Point Gaze
and Point Alencon Laces. 8 to inches
wide. marked at the uniform price OF 26c.
yard exceptionally good values.i
New patterns in Black Chantilly and
Black Point Guipure Laces. all silk. for mill
linery and dress trimming purposes, 25c.
to 81 .9S yard.
Cape and Sleeve trimming widths. 75c.
New designs in all silk Black Chantilly
Streamer Laces, 7 to 0 inch wide. 4Sc. yd.
New effects In all-silk Black Lace Nets.
40 inches wide. high lustre finish (the most
serviceable Lace for sulnmer). $1.9S yd.
Gaze and Grenadine Nets and Flounc-
ings. 45 inches wide. desirable for summer
outing dresses, 4Sc. yard.
Chiffon Edgings and Scarflngs. in all COL
ors. and widths. particularly adapted for
trimming light summer fabrics.
Opening of new Summer Veilings. In
light weight fancy mesh nets. Sewing
Silk Veilings In all colors for seaside
wear.
Novelties In Summer Neckwear and
Lace and Chiffon Jabots. Berthas. Vests
and Capes.
Entirely new-Colored embroidered Null
Scarfs. 4Sc. each. Colored embroidered
Null Vests, csc. and S1.25 each.
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HOUSEKEEPING LINENS.
(DAsemenO.

N1oocmenO
We shall Offer this week special Induce.
nests II Tabio Damasks, Napkins, Tow.
els, 40. Proprietors or Hotels and Sun nsr
Cottages should examine these bargsias be.
fsrs placing their orders.
TABLE DAMASKS.
Bleached Satin Damask. full width. 49c.
yard: regular price Csc.
Bleached Double Damask, 8s inches wide.
Csc. yard: worth CSC.
Bleached Double Damask. extra heavy,
05c. yard: reduced from 81.
Cream Scotch Damask, pure linen, 4Sc.
yard: regular price 600.
TOWELS.
500 doz. linen Huck Towels. 1910. each.
$50 dozen fine Huok Towels. l5c. each;
worth zoe.
ITS dozen knotted fringe Huck Towels,
21c. each; reduced from 29c
800 dozen knotted fringe Damask Tow.
els. 24x4s inches. Zoo. each: value $50.
NAPKINS.
$50 Aossn Napki.s, neAiuu si.e. At n m
SosenB reduced from Ol.6s.
$50 Ao.es Napkins, medium. sixe. n A. -
desenI reduced from sass.
176 desea Nnekins, Iarrs size. ~ ~ -
doseab reduced fron o0.15.
e1S dozen Napkins. large size. n ss.as
doEenb reduced from oo.1A.
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CROSS sEc1oN SHOWING vnAoH.. GoAD ANt roorwA,.

ln Important part. Tho two. coming from
rom Wiliismsburgh connecting with tho
y.osdTey elevated. md the other from the
Sonneeting with tho Myrtle avenue elcvntsd.
are to cross the river at about right angles 10
efeh other; convergln9 ten junction In this
stresir. irom which an elevated railI Dad viii
a5tke ws.tward across town through Spring
vatsd road and crossing every uptown street
CAR. line, TO terminus at the Pennsylvania
SAliroad ferry OF Desbrosses street. The plan
= TO run through trains drawn by locomotives
tfon this Hudson River terminus across town
kad across the bridges to every part OF Brook.
k.Ss The pDssr s
trucks With some or all Of the elevated roads
l. Tia clty. but this scheme has not been con-
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NEW BRIDGES TO BROOKLYN.
Wu11 on ONE OF THEM 70 REorr IN
- OCTOBER NEXT.

Thsrs VIII He Three In Ai-Twe WIN Rua
FroM the Lower End OF Town. and One
Wh Cress ~ Biaekweirs lsiand.
Within few years the East River will be
epanned BY four great bridges. instead OF one
% now. A year ago such boon to this wator.
bound and over-crowded town was not
dreamed or as possibility OF the near future.
The three new bridges were authorized at tho
last session Of the Legislature. In granting
rfghts to the corporations which applied for
permission to build thom the Legislature
STIMULATED that one should be completed with.
In eight years. another within nine years. and
. third within sixteen yoars. Two o. them
must be begun within year. These new
bridges are all to BE- Of much creator capacity
than the Brooklyn Bridge. The four together
viii cssfy about eight times as many rassen-
gers a. the present bridge accommodates.
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simpson, CRAWFORD & SIMPSON,
Country and values that
Those intend providing for "eaon days. should anticipate
MILLINERY DEPT.

millinery DEPT.
Summer Opening Of
Dress. Carriage and Garden Hats.
Monday and Tuesday Of this week va
shall exhibit our midsummer importa-
tions Of Dress, Carriage, and Garden
Hats; also now ideas in Toques aAd
Small Hats for summer wear.
Silk Null Hats.
Choice variety Of Ladies' Silk Null Hats.
In black. white and all colors. These
Hats were made expressly for US. and are
OF superior quality and finish.
Steamer and Tourist Hats.
Large assortment Of Ladies' Steamer
Caps in new styles: also Tennis and Tour
ist Hats. in all shapes and styles. includ-
Ing the quilted Alpine Hat.
Straw Hats.
We shall place on sale Monday largo
collection Of the very latest shapes In
French Untrimmed Hats. These Hats
were imported by US expressly for our
Summer opening. and have not yet been
displayed in this country.
Leghorn Hats.
5000 dozen fine Leghorn Hats, made In
Italy expressly for us. embracing shapes
and styles which cannot be seen else-
where. Specially largo assortment Of
very small sizes for children.
Sailor Hats.
We are again supplied with complete
assortment Of Sailor Hats. in all colors
and sizes. both trimmed and untrimmed,
Flowers.
New importations Of choice largo Rose
Sprays. &C.. brought out expressly fer Gar.
den and Carriage Hats.
Millinery crepes.
1000 pieces flne French Millinery Crepes,
In black. white and all tho now summer
tints: also q choice assortment Of fancy
Edge Crepes. ls inches wide. for hat scsrfs.
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Unparalleled Bargains in
Plain, Fancy and Mourning
PARASOLS.

Having purchased the entire stock Of ono
OF Philadelphis's most celebrated manu-
facturers OF Parasols. comprising the great
est variety ever offered by any one estab-
llshment, we will place the same on sale
Monday at prices away below value. as will
be seen by the comparisons given below.
At Sl.10 each; actual value el.75-Plain
Colored and Changeable Silk Parasols.
At $l.75 EACH actual value $2.5o-All
colors in Plain and Fancy Striped Surah
Silk Parasols. with fine natural wood
handles.
At $2.4S each: actual value Ss.ss-Extra
fine quality Silk Parasols. In plain colors,
with ruffies and fancy stripes. In q choice
variety OF natural wood handles.
At 82.9S each: actual value S4.50-Best
quality Changeable Silk Striped Psrssols:
also close rolled with cases to match. in
Guiding Black Silk. with fancy Grensdine
borders. selected handles Of natural wood.
At 3d. each: actual value n.75-Laras
collection Of extreme Parasol Novelties.
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OPENING OF
Oriental and Domestic
Rug Department.

On Monday we shall open an entire room
devoted exclusively to the sale OF Oriental
and Domestic Rugs. Mats. Mating. &C..
making one OF the largest and best
equipped Rug Departments In America.
To introduce this now Department We
offer the following
Extraordinary BarsatIss:
$50 Antique and Modern DaShestan,
Kazak, and Hirez Rugs, from % to
S15; regular price $40 to $50.
5000 Smyrna Rugs (the productions Of
the best manufacturers OF the country will
be offered at the following prices:
Single door size regular value $l.lo. for.... 56o.
Bureau size. regular value 81, for..."....-.el.o
2ox5< inches. regular value Sa. for or...."....o1.So
ooxCo inches, regular value Sa.45. for.......oS.SS
aex72 inches regular value s5.7o. for..."...eS.lS
All feet regular value S7.2b. for o5.os
Ingram Art Squares
a1syard. aNxs yards sIA yards.
oS.ss o<.ss o7.ss
10 Per cent. below regular prices.
China and Japan Straw MattinEs.
1900 pieces to select from. Rolls OF 10
yards from %8.oS per piece upward.
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INFANTS PARLOR.

The requirement Of greatly Increased
space has given US an opportunity to
devote q proper amount Of floor room to
Department which has long been kept
In the background. Our Infants Parlor
on the second floor will In future be ono
Of the features OF our establishment. and
on Monday we shall inaugurate 1t With
. display never before possible. and with
the following
SPECIAL VALUES:
Long Slips, made Of Cambria ..... 100.
Short Cambria Dresses. ......... 10c.
Long Dresses, trimmed with en-
broideries and tucks. ... 800
Ginghsm and Guimpe Dresses ..... $50.
Guimpes. all sizes up to I years. :. $50.
Children's Wool Refers.
navy and tan....... 06e.
Long Cashmere Cloaks, embd. :. ..el.76
Hats and Caps, made Of Chsmbrsy
and Nsinsook. pink. blue. and
WMte. ......................0 00os !
Nurses' Aprons and Caps. rs, 80, A0c. i
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
BLANKETS and QUILTS.

bnsementD
Closing out all odd lots Of Blankets re.
gardless OF cost. some pairs slightly
soiled from handling.
Regular ss.7n Blankets At ss.As pMr.
Regular sa.es Blankets st os,ss ps,r.
Regular eS.sS Blankets At sass pair.
Regular ss.sS Bls.ksts At sS ss pair.
Honeycomb Quilts, double bed size.
80 Cents, 0s Cents, 1928,
were $40. were Sass. Were sI 80.
Ono lot fine Marseilles Quilts, full size,
Sl.b9 each; good value S2.25.
One lot Marseilles Quilts. new patters.
Sl.9s each: good value $2.75.
200 Colored Mitcheline Quilts. large size.
sl.75 each; regular price $3.50.
Ready-madc Sheets ana Pillow Cases
at cost OF material by the yard.
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From he Philadelphia Pres.

IRON ne PhHadsthd Pres.
,QuAKERTowN May 10.-Jacob Feglsy. living
along the fcrEiomen Greek. gathered enough
feathers 10 make four good-sized feather beds
after flock OF about 500 Wild geese had spent
tne night In swamp on his place on their
The sun., 1892-05-22
Mammoth Half. Prioe Sale Of
Dress and Night Shirtsd

Having bought at half value tho stock
Of . leading manufacturer Of Mems Dress
and Night Shirts. We shall place tho same
on sale Monday on basis Of purchase
price. viz:
At ZSc. eaoh-Men's Unlaundered Shirts,
consisting Of open back and front, one
piece neck band. sateen stripe bosoms:
open front plain linen bosoms. and open
back and front. one-piece neck band. plain
linen bosoms, fine quality muslin.
At Soc. each-Men's unlaundered Shirts,
best quality muslin. In open front and
back. one piece neck band, Pique bosoms,
and open back. plain linen bosoms.
At 5oc. each-Men's fancy trimmed
Muslin Night Shirts.
OUTING SHIRTS.
At 69c. each: worth sSc.-Fancy STRIPED
Crepe Cloth Outing Shirts.
At 9Sc. each: worth $l.5o-Men's Import
ed Cheviot Outing Shirts. In fancy checks
and stripes.
At $1.5O each: worth Sl.ss-Men's extra
fine quality Madras Shirts.
At S1.76 each: worth $2.25-Men's best
quality Bedford Cord Outing Shirts.
At 82.25 each worth $2.75-Men's
superior quality SILK Striped Botany Cloth
Outing Shirts.
The sun., 1892-05-22
BOYS CLOTHING DEPT,

All the Summer Novelties In Boys
Suits, Hats, Caps and Shirt wsists.
English Man-o'-war Suits OF imported
Galatea (washable) materials. IA different
patterns
sto 7years. $2.8s upward.
8 to ~ years. $3.50 upward.
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Ladies' Outing
and Blazer Suits.
Tho special" Blazer and Out
ing Suits which We are selling at
1915

are we'll worth $3.50, and un.
questionabIy tho greatest bargains
Of the season.
They are made from dne English
serges By nrst-clsss tailors, arc thor
ouEhly shrunk and pressed, and In
every respect a. we'll made and finished
- tho most expensive Suits. The sizes
range from 50 to AS inch bust measure.
The sun., 1892-05-22

Special attention Is also invited to
our general stock OF MISSES SUITS,
JACKETS, REFERS. BLAZERS
and NEWMARKETs, which We arc
selling at great reductions from regu-
lar prices to close out.
Or Misses Cleaks o. Suits.
The sun., 1892-05-22
BELTS AND TENNIS GOODS,

Belts. Tennis Rockets, Nets, Tennis
Balls. Poles. Tennis Court Markers,
Marking Tapes. &c.
BELTS.
We have Just received large imports-
tion OF Martins celebrated Paris Spring
Wire Belts. These are the genuine pat
ented Martin Belts. and will hold
their shape. All are stamped Martin
Patented. Made In Gilt and Silver. with
buckles and clasps to match. The elias.
ticity OF this Belt insures q perfect hk
Special price for this week. 8Sc. each
THISTLE TENNIS RACKETs
Full regulation slze and possessing N
the strong points essential to trst-class
Racket. Frames of American ash. strung
with best English gut. Special price for
this week. 1926.
TENNIS BALLS.
Slazenger d Sons sand Wright d Dl.son's
Champion Tennis Balls. Special price this
week. 85c. each.
TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS.
Steamer Trunks made OF seasoned pine,
covered with duck canvas. lO-inch hinges.
Excelsior lock. heavy No. 4 bolts. Iron bot
toms. muslin lined:
0s inch, Ss.OS ~ inehs Ok.k0
30 inch. SI4s 80 isch, SA.Ss
- Inch. S1ss 80 ZACH. 0S.As
DRESS SUIT CASES.
Made OF heavy bride leather. steel
frames. linen lined. inside straps. English
brass locks, strong outside straps and
buckles. solid leather sliding handles.
hand sewed. Three sizes. 20. "a. and "a
inch. at the uniform price Of 12.v8.
9Th lvenlIe. I9th IN 20fh Street.
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Summer Opening Of
House Gowns, Wrappers
and Underwear.

ana Fdriolan Markets Represented.
Wrappers and Negligces, made Of Shea,
Lawns. Challles. Crepons, and Soft Silks
beautifully trimmed.
Underwear. made Of Linen, Nalnsook.
Cambria, and Canton Silks.
SUMMER OPENING BARGAINs
The following vniaes cannot be judged ;,
the low prices Suo,edt
White Lawn Wrappers,
9Sc., 81.25, $500.
Challie aud Crepon House Gown.
1915. $5.0S, $3.50.
Silk Tea Gowns and Neslisecs.
S6.0S, $3.50, $11.OO.
SILK Petticoats Of Striped Tafreta,
changeable effects s.............. 500
Corset Covers and Drawers. 10, 80, 4sc.
Night GoWns. ....................23, 40.
White skirts and Chemises. 80, -, 83c,
Colored Petticoats. 40, 40, 800.
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Paris and Berlin Costumes.

To Insure their immediate sale. We
have marked all our imported Cos
TUNES at less than half original prices,
and invite examination Of them as tho
best bargains in imported costumes
that have been, or will be, offered this
season.
The sun., 1892-05-22

9Th Avenue. 18th TO 2p'A straei!
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Misses Suit and Cloak Dept.
A Exceptional Bargains in
Cingham Suits,

10y would be good value for 2.76.
1sSos would be good value for 8.4S.
x.4os would be good value for 4.25.
40 would be good value for A.9o.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-26
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.

St. Georges Day, which fell on
Saturday, having been inconvenient
for celebration, the Sons of st.
George held social at Arion Hall
last night. 1t was participated in
by members and their families, max
ing large and cheerful company.
AT the head of the ball, in the midst
Of beautiful arrangement of ferns,
were side by side portraits of Queens
Victoria and Liliuokalani. Above
the British and Hawaiian flags were
gracefully draped. With similar
flags the United States flag hung
harmoniously along the wallo. The
room wa,y seIuOm ii ever more beauti-
fully adorned for a festive occasion.
A bounteous COLLATION. was served
on the rear veranda, the company
being comfortably seated in relays,
in an intermission of the program of
music and dancing The whole
evening was filled with undilu,ed en-
joyment. Rev. Alex. Macintosh
was present and aided much in max
ing home-like gathering. Major
Jas. w. Robertson was also present.
The Sons of St. George appear to be
in flourishing condition.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-26
DROPPED DOWN.

A native employee of the Honolulu
Iron Works named Mahelona fell APP
parently dead at the Hawaiian Car
rage Co.'s Works, opposite the Bull
LETIN office this afternoon. He had
just delivered load of iron on the
premises, when he reeled and fell.
When those near went to his help he
was found to be pulseless and with
his eyes set. A telephone message
failed to bring a physician and then
carriage was called to take the man
home. AS he was lifted into the car
riage signs of life appeared and ma
tives lomi-lomied him. When driven
away he could almost hold his head
up, but was evidently a very sick
man. Mahelona has had falling fits
before, and is trussed for rupture.
Mahelona died before he could be
got TO DIR. j. S. McGrew's Office, TO
which he was being driven. He was
an old man employed some time past
in light carrying and tending horses
for the Iron Works. A few days
ago he had falling fit.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-26
FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.

HIM S HIei, Mort, from Japan
S S Mon0wai, Carey, from San Francisco,
April Z
s S Alameda, Morse, from the Colonies,
Am ship J @ Porter from Newcastle,
NSW
Am 4-masted schr Robert Sudden (Ka-
huluD from F due April 10
Am schr Emm Claudina from San Fran
cisco, due april 80
Am schr Transit from San Francisco,
due April ~
Am bktne Discovery from San Francisco,
due May
Am blk Colusa from San Francisco, due
May
Am bktne S N Castle from San Fran
cisco, due Mays
Am ship Pactolus, Beadle, from New
castle, N 5 w
Am blk Sumatra, Thomas, from New
castle, N S w
Am SIN schr Louis, Hatch, from New
castle, n S w
Am 3-m schr f 5 Redheld, from New
castle, n S w
Am Am schr Carrier Dove, Brandt,
from Newcastle, n 5 "
Haw blk Foong Suey, from Boston,
June 30
Haw ship Helen Brewer, from Glasgow,
due Aug 10
Nor blk Havfruen, Eyangen, from New
castle, N SW
Am blk Margaret from Newcastle, NSW
Blk Elsinore from Newcastle, N 5 w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-26
THISTLE CLUB.

The first anniversary of the Scottish
Thistle Club was celebrated at the
rooms on Merchant street last night by
smoking concert. Mr.. Walter Hill,
"the lone honorary member" was
by earnest and general request made
presiding genius of the occasion.
His Excellency A. S. Cleghorn, hon
orary Chief, was given the seat of
honor on the platform. Governor
Cleghorn was at the opening of Tire
proceedings presented by the chair
man, on behalf of the club, with
gold thistle badge. In acknowledge
ing the gift he gave an account of
his visit to his native city Of Edin-
burgh last year. The most pleasant
time he spent in the United Kingdom
were the twelve days he spent in
Scotland. This was the feeling also
OF the Princess of Hawaii who ac-
companied him on his journeyings.
His Excellency's remarks were re-
ceived with frequent applause.
After the Governors speech pro-
gram OF songs, recltatlons ana piano
music was gone through. Among
the singers Messrs. MCGOWAN, Roy
and Welsh, bluejackets from the U.
s. f. S. San Francisco, were among
the most entertaining. Mr.. G. G.
Kenyon played the piano, and the
Mcssrs, Eadie gave delightful selec-
tions, chiefly Scottish, on their vio-
Inns. Mr.. Hill was down on the pro-
gram himself to speak on behalf of
the country members. He praised
their patriotic adhesion to the club
while not being in position of par
tieipating in its privileges. The
meeting cheered the references to
absent brethren and gave them cor
dial toast. After the literary and
musical program Scottish dancing
was performed by many of the com
pany, giving spectators as much en-
joyment as the particIpators.
Considering the set-backs the club
has had, from the leaving of town of
Scottish mechanics thrown out of
work, it begins its second year in a
remarkably vigorous condition.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-26
PASSENGERS,

For San Francisco, per S S Austria
liza, April 26-Miss Parker, DR. Ger
man, Mrs DIR German, Mrs Clarke and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs A III Alderman
and child, Mrs Wells, Mrs G A Clarke
and daughter, Miss Sarah Emmes, Miss
E B Knight, J III Bliss, Mrs Phelan
and maid, Miss Phelan, Miss Kelly, J
w Halves, Mrs K Burket, Mrs
Evans, Rev A G Walkup and child
rem, L Norton, w A Wall, G H Elliott,
F P Tibbetts, Mrs Kidder, Mrs Edw
Keelan, Robt Hunter, H Cation, R
r Cation, w E Foster, I'll B Sperry,
A w Simpson, Jr, Miss X Gray,
Geo Perkins and wife, Miss Helen
Severance, Miss Mary Alexander, w
A Able, A Alex nder, u A Brown,
III A Parker, A L Clarke, Jas Mcneil
and wife, Mrs Sperry, Mrs Vannevar,
Q Won Mengursen and wife, G Oliver
and wife, Mrs G Donald, Mrs l. N
Noyes, Mrs G G Kennedy, child and
maid, r Kennedy, w Il Lucas, ID E
Martin, Miss B S sperry, Miss Foster,
Mrs L Ii Hebron, Mrs A w Simpson
and daughter, Mr. Matheson and
family, Miss Goetiz, Mis-, M l. Mitch
Ter, Mrs M K Mitchler, Mrs A j
Stevens, Mrs f A Wilder, Mrs Lille,
Miss Smith, l. B Mizner and wife,
Mrs M G Foster, M Hyman and
family. Jas F Morgan, Geo B Post, l.
Greenwald, w Love, III r Wood.
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr KInau,
April 26 For the Volcano: B d Higgs,
r Turner, DR. w White, r Carrick,
wife and child, Mrs Norton, Q l. Cod
dard, Miss Bohn. For way ports: Mr.
Scott, G W McElroy, Mr. Ashford, Hon
A F Judd, c Mcguire and bride, X r
Hind, Jr, and bride, J Mcguire, J w
Heoloua, S X Kane, j X Hookano, Miss
l. Haaheo, C. Kempster, wife and
child, Mr. Wolff, G Williams, Manuel
Rosa and wife, W White and daughter,
L Aseu, Tai Tung, G Brown, 4 r Wal
ker, simmons, Mrs Hopkins, Mrs
GODDARD, Mrs Pckard, Mrs A # Judd
and daughter, Mrs May and party, G X
Wilder and 40 deck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-26
SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Australia sailed shortly
after noon to-day, carrying besides
other miscellaneous articles the follow
ing exports of domestic produce: Camp
bell, Marshall Il Co, 1929 punches ba-
nanas; @ I Gullck, 647 lunches bananas;
Lyman Bros, 100 punches bananas; l. j
Levey, 3lS lunches bananas; G Lycur-
gus, 624.bunches bananas; w G Irwin Il
90, 1881 bags sugar; Sing Chong &
Co, 400 bags rice; + f Porter, 293 bun
dies green hides, 2 bundles tallow, and
bundles goatskins; w McChesney &
Sons, 525 bundles green hides, 10 bun
dies sheep skins, l bag coffee; P g
Camarinos, 50 watermelons, ~ boxes
fruit; IL boxes betel leaves. Domestic
value, $7e,377 90.
The brigantine w @ Irwin Is discharg.
ing at the U S Co.'S dock.
The British ship Kenmore is begin
ming to look like herself again. She is
being painted.