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WHARF AND WAVE.

Captain Calhoun paid $4,000 for
the hulk of the Archer after it was
towed to Port Blakely. She is now
being reftted.
The U. S. S. Marion arrived at
San Francisco on the 18th instant
from this port. During the first
ten days out heavy blows were en-
countered, but not so bad as to en-
danger the ship.
New York, June S.-The U. S.
Lancaster, nom the China station,
arrived here today. The Lancaster
is the last of the overdue United
States ships to be reported. She
left Gibrai tar May 2 for New York
via the West Indies, and since then
had not been heard of.
The steamer City of Topeka re-
Gently arrived at Victoria from
! Alaska, and brought an unqualified
contradiction to the report that the
U. S. S. Bear bad been lost at the
entrance to Sitka harbor. The
Bear called there and safely de-
parted for the Arctic over six weeks
ago.
The Canadian steamer Arawa
Stuart commander, arrived yester
day, seven days from Vancouver
She sailed on the 18th inst, TIVE
days late, on account of the non
arrival of the English mails. Sh,
brought a few passengers for thi
port and about 700 tons of freight
She resumes her voyage this morn
| ing at II o'clock.
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ARRIVALS.


From Maui, per stmr Claudine, June Is
C 2 Wilder. Mrs w c Wider, Mrs q X
Wilder, Mrs Kesler, Miss Hanegehn, DR.
Armitage, Geo Ross, Miss Massey, Mrs
Ka6o ana children, Miss \ haaioa, u
Giihus, Mrs SSheiGon and child, Mr. Ans
lie, Mr. Stoddart. Sorenson, J Smeaton,
H Wi geroth, w IA VA, Lau Chock., b
Wa, IA Ping ,Afoo wife and children and
10l deck.
From Kauai, per stmr Iwalani, June 2l-
y Wilcox, A Wilcox, Mr., II c Austin,
F Harris, r FriedlaDder, rrof Geo Joer-
gems, Mrs r w Moore, Junis hGai, TWO
Chinese ana So Geek.
From san Francisco. per schr Transit,
June 24-Mrs : / Is and chilli, Mrs Bcnkos-
Ky and Mabel BenkUsky.
From Vancouver, per c A 5 S Arawa,
June 25-Lee Wheeler NJ c Bailey, ;
Bailey and wife, ) B Purdey' and steer
age,
DEPARTURES.
For san Francisco, per bk CeyIon, June
22-Mi-s Z Elliot.
For Maui and Ha Taii, per stmr kinau,
June 22-Volcan": Leo Cooper, Il Sachs,
Cbas A Todd Way ports: Mrs Wilhelm,
Miss Borden, Miss Bickuel, Mrs Bond and
. hildren, Miss Carter, Miss R'crott, Mis-
Mckinley. Mrs RycrOft, daughter and son,
III lIlEN. y AnllllllESNbNAAAs'h II " iAiAoAA9f
Z Hapai. Miss Lily Hapai, W Pog1e,
mrs 4 NJ Moe. John Mcguire. L Ren-
ton, Mrs r K Hind and daughter, Mrs
Lishman, Miss 4 Akana, John Grove /,
Miss Umamaka. Paul Jarrett and wife.
Miss Duwsett, Miss Aiken, DIR Moore and
wife, d II Hitchcock, Mss Austin, Miss
A Forbes, Miss Z Lyman. Rev l. Desha,
+ NJ Wakefield, Mr. Crockett, Miss Rich
ardson, Miss Eaton. G 2 Wilder. II Bald
win Mics NJ FSuinda ] w KaIua and
about 60 deck.
From San Francisco, per o S Aus
tralia, June 23-Mrs l. Aud, Mrs L N Bah
cock, Miss Helen ii Babb, Miss II I Bacon,
Miss q Bauchor, Mr. Banning Mrs Bell,
A w Brumder, Mrs Cartwright ana
children, Father Campus, Miss Cowell,
Miss Helen L Cowel, Rev X Coyle. DID
and WIFE NJ SIS Coglan. Miss l. c Cole, " al
ter Dart c 4 Doyle, w w DImond, rhr-
Evans, A Frost, Miss Gandall, W NJ
GitTdrd, w b Godfrey, Jr, Mrs q ID Haven,
Miss Carrie Haven. Miss Hopper, Miss h
Hopper. Prof Hosmer and wife, Mrs J
Hutchinson, + NJ Hustled, Mrs q Jack
son, John I.aushlin, Miss a G Johnson,
Miss Pauahi Judd, Miss Jones, ; y Laugh
lin. Il w Laidiaw, J Il Little, Mrs Mckay,
Miss McCloud, MIS- E McEwen, A w Nor
7 son and wife. w I MOnsarTat, Mrs Lieut.
Norton and child. VI : Pereira and wife,
Miss | NJ one, Mrs Rattray, Rev II II
Rice, b Sanford, W henderson, Prof
NJ N Scott, Mrs John herman, Mrs y |
Tingsy, John TreglOan and wife, DR. G |
Tucker, Col Geo de i Nerpne. Mrs G ! !
CM Walton wife and child. T |
Warehouse.
For Sydney, per CA s 5 Arawa. June % |
j p Irela d, Cnas SchO.tz, X hiilerd, w |
f Laughamen.
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HAWAIIANS ON PARADE.
An Island Holiday Celebrated at
the Fair.

san FRANCIsco, June PA par
ade that was picturesque, though
the line reached only a quarter OF
the way around Central Court, was
that in which the Hawaiians APP
peared yesterday afternoon at the
Fair, says the S. F. Examiner OF
June 18th.
w. F. Lesser, the owner of the
Hawaiian Village and the Volcano
of Kilauea, was the Grand Marshal.
He rode between the Exposition
guards and the Mexican Band.
Next the sacred and fat OK. adorned
with flowers enough for Japanese
float, bore along the high priest of
Pele. The Hawaiian Quartet, IN
white suits, straw hats and floral
sashes, walked and sang. Follow
ing the vocalists, the bearers of the
kahilis, marching sedately as If
before a royal parsonage. In the
place of the royal parsonage, how
ever, was a floral jinrikisha.
Eight Hawaiian girls rode astride
on horseback, with loose and flow
ing costumes of white and black
and red. They had spirited horses,
borrowed from the stock that is ac-
cumulating for the equestrian fes-
tival. And when the parade was
over and the roadway about Central
Court was clear, those girls rode
and raced like the wind.
In the line also there were half
dozen carriages containing invited
guests and residents of the Hawai-
ian village, and bringing up the
rear were the two brass canon
which have done duty before the
palace of Liliuokalani.
Special sports and exhibitions
were the features i'll the villege
during the afternoon, &nd at night
a native feast was held.
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A Friendly Race.

The Valkyrie and Vigilant will
soon soon meet again in friendly
rivalry, both yachts having been
entered in the regatta of the
Royal Munster Yacht Club at
Queenstown, on July 23d, and
in the Royal Cork Yacht Club
regatta on July Oath and 25th.
1t is also expected that the Ameri-
can champion will meet the Prince
of Wales cutter Britannia in the
Penzance regatta on July 81.
The VIgiIant has been sent
abroad to uphold the suprem-
acy of the American type of
yachts, and her owners and the
American people have the greatest
confidence in Der ability to give a
good account of herself. Win or
lose, she will long be remembered
as the successful defender of the
America cup in 1S93,-PhiladS@I
phia Record.
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IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF

J he First Circuit, Hawaiian Islands. In
Probate. At Chambers. In the matter OF the
estate of JOSEPH ROBERTS, otherwise known
u Jose Furtado Roberts and as Jose tautadO
Robertes. deceased.
a document purporting to be a duly anthem
ticated copy Of the last will and testament OF
Joseph Roberts, late Of tho County of Alameda,
State of California, United States OF America,
deceased, and also OF the proof, probate and
record OF said will at the place of Gomicile of
said Joseph Roberts in the Records of the flee
of the County Clerk of the said County Of Ala
media, and of the Office of the Clerk Of the Su-
peTiOr Court OF the said County, having ON the
eth day of May, A ID. 1894, been presented to said
Probate Court OF the Hawaiian Islands, and a
petition for the probate thereof having been dled
by Maria Jose Roberts Of San Leaudro, in said
State OF California praying that Letters of Ad
minislraton with the Will annexed be issued to
some suitable person residing in said Hawaiian
Islands.
1t is hereby ordered that FRIDAY. the 22nd
day Of June. A. ID. 1924 AZ 10 o'clock M of said
day, at the Court Room OF said Court at said HO-
nola u, be and the same is hereby appointed the
time and place for proving said will aud hearing
said application, when and where any person in
terested may appear aud contest the same.
II is further ordered that notice thereof be
given by publication for four successive weeks
ia the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and the =" ~entinela,"
two newspapers printed ard published in said
Honolulu, aud for ten successive days in the
Oakland Enquirer" a newspaper published in
the County OF ARmeda. stale of California,
United States OF America.
Dated Honolulu, ~. /, May e 1871.
CHARLES +. PETERSON,
I5igsw CLERK.
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CAUGHT BY A SQUID.
Arthur Fitzgerald Runs AfOul of a
Devil Fish.

Arthur Fitzgerald, who, a few
weeks ago, had hard work to keep
out of the clutches of the police,
got into the clutches of a far
worse opponent yesterday after
noon. Arthur was taking his
usual "awfternoon tub" in the har-
Dor. While he was swimming to-
wards the Philadelphia, he was
seized by large squid. The fish
wrapped its tenticles around Arth-
ur's right arm and leg, and the
boy began to get frightened. He
grabbed the fish with his free hand
and literally tore it away. Then
he swan back to shore, and joined
his side partner, Francis Harden,
who was sitting on the dock.
When Fitzgerald reached the
shore his arm had commenced to
swell. 1t plainly showed the marks
made by the devil fish, and was as
sore as if it bad been scalded.
Arthur considers himself a fit sub
iect for a second WORK on the
"Toilers of the Sea-" but he wont
take any more chances by swim
ming in the harbor. There is q
rumor that the fish thought it had
hold of Harden, and when it dis
covered its mistake, it let go.
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N THE CIRCIrIT COURT.


1 First Circuit of the Hawaiian Islands In
Probate. In the matter of the estate OF MhS. NJ
SHARRAT late If Honolulu, oahu, deceasvu.
On reading and fling the petition ana ac-
counts CT William y. smith, Administrator OF
the estate of said Mrs. NJ. f. Sharrat, late OF
Honolulu. Oahu. deceased. wherein he asks 10
be allowed 81 34i.i2. aud charges himself
with Sl,5l6l9 and asks that The same may
be examined and approved, and that final order
may be made Of distribution of the property
manning in his hands 10 the persons hereto
entitled, and dlscharging him aud his sureties
from all further responsibility as such admin
ietTat1I.
1t il ordered, that FRIDAY, the Goth day Of
July, A. ID. -Sg4, az ten o'clock A. NJ, at Cham
bers, tn the Court House, at Honolulu, Oahu, be
and the same hereby is appointed Us the time
and place for hearing said petition ana accounts,
aud that ali persons interested may then and
there appear and show c,r-e, IL any they have,
why the same should granted and may
present evidence as TO vac are entitled TO the
said property.
Dated honolulu, II. l., this 18th day of June,
A. D. 1894.
by the Court:
CHARLES F. PETERSON, Clerk
l560-3
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SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF
Il Eio, Hawaii, Il. g, AUSTIN, Collector Of
lakes, ". j. NAWAHI, Guardian fer Kekulu
Hill. AsSumpsit.
To the Marshal Of the Hawaiian Islands, his
Deputy. or any Policeman in the District of
Hilo Island OF notwithstanding;
You are hereby commanded To summon j. Ma
wAHI, " he can be iouud in this District. 10
appear before M. at my vtlre In lliO, upon the
18th day of June, 1891 at 10 O'clock A. NJ, there
70 answer unto &. Austin. AS -sOr OF Taxes
in aud for the Third Taxation Division OF IN,
Hawaiian Islands, IN plea wherein the plain
till dt ClateS aud says:
TIE said defendant ]. NavAhi T. lawfully in
debted to this plaiutif, in his official capacity
aforesaid In the sum of Ten Dollars for taxes
ms e-sed against the person and pro erty OF "a d
defendant. on the books Of the AsseSsoro OF Taxes
for the District of uilo, Island of Hawaii. for
the yea 1898. And defendant though thereuntO
requested, has thus far failed aud neglected, and
stiil doth neglect aud refuse to pay the same, or
any part or portion thereof; wherefore, plaintiff
asks for judgment against said defendant for
said sum OF Ten Dollars, together with ten per
cent. in addition thereto, as by law provided for
costs OF Court and Fifty cents for Publishing.
Notify the said j. Nawahi, that upon default
TO attend at the place, day and hour above men
toned, judgment will be rendered against him
eX pHrte, by default.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of June,
1894.
G. W. A. UAPAI,
District Magistrate OF ;. Hilo, Hawaii.
l hereby oertify the following TO be a true and
attested copy Of the summons an said cause. and
that said Court ordered publication of the same,
aud continued the said cause until the 3rd day
of August, 1884.
CIV. A. HAPAI,
District Magistrate OF 5. Hilo, Hawaii.
1861 8
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Nrm Embellishments
SUMMONS.
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
i n IIilo, Hawaii. II. G AUSTIN. Collector
OF Taxes, vs.. MRS. LlLlUUKALANl DOMINlS.
Assumpsit.
TO the Marshal of the Hawaiian Islands, bis
Deputy, or any Pol ccman iu the District OF n.
Hiv, Island of Notwithstanding:
You hereby commanded to summon MRS.
IuIU, X LAM Dos MS, IL she can be found IN
this district. to appear before me. at my office in
Lauuahoehue upon the 2Oth day Of June, 1891 ut
10 O'Clock A. NJ, there to answer unto IL;
Austin, Assessor Of Taxes in and for the Ihlrd
Taxation Division Of the Hawaiian Islands, in u
plea wherein the plaintiff declares aud says:
That said defendant Mrs LiliuOkalani
DOmlnis is lawfully indebted to this plainlih, in
his official capacity aforesaid. in the sum Of
EIGHTY DOLLARS for taxes assessed against
the persOn and property of said defendant on
the books OF the Assessor OF Taxes for The MS
trict of n. IliO Island OF Hawaii, for the year
1893. Ard defendant, though thereunto request
ed, has thus far failed and neglected, ana stiil
doth neglect and refuse to pay the same, or any
part portion thereof; wherefore, plant II
asks fer Judgment against said defendant to
said sum of Eighty Dollars, together with tea
per cent in addition thereto, as by law provided,
for costs of Court and Fifty Cents for publish
lug.
Notify the said Mrs. Lilluokolani Dominis,
that upon default to attend at the place, DAY and
hour mentioned. judlme will be rendered
against her. ex pare by defiant.
Given under my hand tails 18Th day Of June,
1894.
(sigucd) E. BARNARD,
District Magistrate OF \. Hilo.
I hereby certify the following to he truo ami
atiested copy OF the summons in said cause and
that said Cont ordered publication Of the same,
aud continued the said cause until the 18Th day
E.w. BARNARD,
l56l.3 District Magistrate of n Hilo.
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Intention
to FOreclOSe and of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH Tux.

i n ACOOhl)AN NUE. WITH TIIE
Il provisions OF a certain mortgage made By
JOHN COSTA Of KainAiiu, y orlh kona, Island
OF Hawaii. TO Henry Weeks OF said Kainaiiu
dated the 9Th day OF November. A. ID. Iss5 and
corded in the Office of the Registrar Of Convey.
ance- in Liber 81 on foliOs aud ; notice IL
hereby given that the said Henry Weeks. mort
gage intends to fOreciOsc the sAid snortgags for
condition broken, to-wit: non payment Of prin-
cipal aud Interest when due.
Notice i also hereby given that the property
covered by laid mortgage will be sold at public
auction at The auction room Of JAS r. Morgan
in Honolulu. Island OF Oahu. on MONDAY. the
10th day of July, A. d 1891, at u oclnck noon
The property covered by raid mortgage is de
scribed at follows:
All that certain piece or parcel OF land situate.
in HouuainO. in laid North Kuna and being All
that portion OF the land granted 10 John Csyan n
by Royal Patent No. 76l. that il situated on the
manka side Of The main road leading from K-a-
lakekua 10 kiholo, and the san premise that
were conveyed to said John Costa by Henry
Weeks by deed dated the 2ud day Of March iss5-
and recorded In Liber "a on folIOs 40 and 461 TO
which said deed reference is hereb specihealIy
made for better description Of snid piemireS.
HENRY WEEKS. Mortgages.
ror inrlher particulars apply TO j. NJ. Mon
sarrat, Attorney for Mortgagee
Dated Honolulu. June 10, 1884 1904
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MOrtgasee's Notice of Intention
to FOreclOSe and Of Sale.

y 10 v TN
~ that pursuant to power OF sale containtd
in a certain mortgage bearing date the Bud day
of February, A. ID. 1881, made oy sarah A swim
ton and her husband ), SwintOn of Honolulu
Island Of Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, 10 Pc err c.
Jones Of said Honolulu. of record in the Cfice of
the Registrar of COhVeyunces in Liber I52 page
IS and for the breach of conditions in SAID
mortgage deed Contained, to wit: non payment
of principal and interest when due, the mort
gage ihteL ds 10 foreclose
Notice 10 alsO given that all the land and pro-
perry desor bed III the said mortgage will be sold
at public auction at the auction rooms of James
Z. Morgan on saturday. July 21st, Al 1891
The property 10 be sOd IL described as follows:
All IF those premises, gether with the i'm
prOvements thereon, situated on the slope Of
Punehbowl in said Honoluiu being lot No AS
on the Government map Of said locality. aud
being the same premises described in ROYAL
p ent Grant No. 1881, containing an area Of
ll2ao square feet
Purchase price payable iE U. :. Gold Coin
Conveyance a. purchasers expense.
Dated Honolu n. Jane % so
P. G. JONES.
By his attorneys,
1851 4t CARTER q CARTER
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COURT FIRST CIR

~ cult of the Hawaiian Islands. In the
matter Of the Estste of EDWARD y. DAMON
late Of HOl Olulu, Oahu. deceased.
document, pITpOrting to be the llst will
aud Testament of Edward 1. Damon d. ceased
having on the II h day of June, A. d. 1891. been
presented TO said Probate CCurt, and 4 petition
foI the Probate thereof, anG fer the lis lance of
Letters TestameHtaIy To COruelia b. Damon
having been FLED by said Cornelia b. Damon.
II is hereby otUered that MONDAY. the 18th
said day. at the court room of sad co irt. at the
Court dou>e Bulldog in Honolulu oahu. be-
and the same il, hereb, appointed the time for
proving sad viii and hcJ ring sOid application.
when and where auy perso iuter' sted may ap-
pear ana contest the said will, and the granting
Of Letter Tostameutary.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., June nth, 1894.
~ the Court,
GEO. LUCAS.
1851 Clerk.
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THE NEW DIRECTORY.
& Clay Retire in HuStad's
Favor.

Messrs. Bradford & Clay have
retired from the directory field,
and left it in the control of Mr.. F.
NJ. Hustled, Of San Francisco, who
will continue the work. Mr.. Hus-
ted will push the labors of his
agents here, and will thoroughly
canvass the Islands.
1t is understood that Clay &
Bradford have turned over all their
contracts to Mr.. Hustled, as we'll as
the good will of the business. The
new directory, which will be issued
from this Office, will probably APP
pear during September.
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fraal advertisements.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,

| First Circuit OF the Hawaiian lslandS;Z :, IN II
Probate In the matter of the estate OF Se a.
FRICK BURCHARDT, late OF bras bneig'
Biscester, in the County OF OXFORD ELg ANU
deceased. ..,.....;.a+
document. purportiug to be an authentleal,,
ed COPY of the last viii and testament Oh saia
deceased having on the 2lst day OF June lo't'
netitinn for ptohate thereof. and for the issu-
ance Of letters Of administration with me VIII
annexed 10 I. NJ SwIuzy. of Honolulu, ha"ai-
ian Islands having been filed ty him. 40,
day of July 1894, at 10 o'clock N OF sald DAY,
at the court room Of said court ~ Alloiani
Hale Judiciary Building, in Honolulu, Island OF
Oahu be- and the same il. hereby appointed the
time for rowing said document and hed ing said
application. when and where any person inter
ested may appear and contest the same and the
Dated Honolulu. Il. /, June q, 1891.
15s1.3 HENRY SMITH. Clerk.
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SUMMONS.
THE DISTRICT COURTOF

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
Il Tlio. Hawaii. IL. q. AUTlN, Collector OF
Taxes, VS.. j. n AWAHI. Agent for the Estate Of
hauluwdle. Assumpsit.
To the Marshal Of the Hawaiian Islands, his
Deputy, or any I ollceman In the District OF
uilo. Island of Misunderstanding;
You are heleby commanded TO summon j. Ma
wAHI, II he can be found in this District, TO
appear before me. at my ufi e In iiilO, upon the
18th day of June. 1885,, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj. there
10 answer unto II. q. Austin, Asses sur OF Taxes
in aud for the bird Taxation Division OF the
ii twaian Islands, In plea wherein the plain
TIFF declares and says:
That sHid defennant J. Nawahi. " lawfully in
debted TO thus plaintiff Ia his official capacity
HfOresald. in the SUN Of Twenty Dollars for taxes
assessed against the person and property OF said
defendant on the books OF the Assessor OF Taxes
flr the District of lilo, leland of Hawaii, for
the year S9i. Aud defendant, though therenutO
requested, has Ihus far failed aud neglected. ana
still dOtn neglect aud refuse TO pay the same, OF
any part or portion thereof; whereof, plaintiff
asks for Judgment against said defendant Tor
said sum of Twenty Duilns, together with ten
per cent. in addition thereto, a. by law prOvid-
ell, for costs OF Court and Fifty cent for publish
ing
Notify the said j. Nawahi, that upon default
10 attend At the place, day aud hour above men
toned. judgment will be rendered against him
ex parIe, by default.
Given under ny hand this 10th day Of June,
1894.
G. W. A. HAPAI,
District Ma1isrraIe OF 5. hilo Hawaii.
hereby certify the following 10 be a true {, nd
attested copy OF the summons in said cause and
that said Court ordered publication of the same,
aud continued The said cause until the 3rd day
of August, 1894.
1851 3 District Magistrate of $ Hilo. Hawaii
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DEp tGTUI;ES.

FRIpAY, June -.
Bk Ceylon, Ca houn, for San Francisco.
srfur hiuau. Clarke. Tor Maui and ha-
wal.
Sunr James Makoe, Peterson, tor Ka-
paG.
SATURDAY, June %.
. ; ; Australia. Houdlette, for San
Francisco.
Tx Matilda. Syou>Cn, for Port Town
send.
MONDAY, June %.
Stmr Mokolii, McGregor, for Molokai, La
nsi md Naul.
Stmr Kaala, Thompson, for Kahuku
Oahu.
slmr Waialoale, Smythe, for Lahaina
and hunCkaa.
Stmr James Makee. Peterson, for Kappa
ana orher ports on Kauai.
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LIQUID poison in regulation doses so that
if a man chooses TO make brute or
fool or criminal cf himself, he does 1t
under such restrictions as 10 do himself
and the communi V the least possible
harm. Why will not the pubic spirit d,
intelligent men of business in these
islands organ ize liquor traffic company
aud put this whole matter under possible
legal and statutory control?
TEMPERANCE.
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EXPORTS.

For san FranCiscp. per blk Ceylon-S6SS
Bugs of sugar, Castle & Cooke; G0O0 bags Of
sugar, G Brewer & Co; Domestic value,
S5O,37O,62.
Per AuStralia-6521 bags sugar, 1880 bags
rice, 723 beer kegs, S25 pkgs hides ana skins,
1928 pkgs and bxs fruit and "a pkgs sun
urIeS.
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NOTICE.
1 PUBLICATION HAVING

A PUBLICATION HAVING
"A been made TO me by All Chung All Kim
and All Hon OF kdlihiwarna for adiustIcation
OF The right or Otherwise Of All POon also Of
kalihi to break down and destroy the d m OF
kaluApalena. kalihi stream on Plan IFS water
day. Notice Is her, by gwen TO ali parties iu-
Eresteo 10 appear before me at the office OF @.
t. Guliek in Honolulu at 10. m Jnly nth 1894
EMMA N. NAkUINA,
commissioners OF Private Way and Water
Rights for district Of Honolulu, II. I.
1861 ST.