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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-09
Shipping Notes.

The steamer W. q. Hall arrived w FROM
windward this afternoon.
The Union Steamship Monowai will b.
due from the Colonies on Thursday next.
The fine barkentine 3. q. Wilder, Nc.
Seill master, will leave for the Coast with
liUO tons Of sugar on Thursday ut noon.
The rudder Of the sealing schooner Win.
chester, after having q 4x3 battcn fastened
70 the outer end by Sorenson & Lyle, was
taken out this morning and rendjusted In
its place. The rudder worked spiendidly
will act at sea. The Winchester will fol.
low in the wake Of the Allie !. Agar foi
the japan seas this evening.
The American four-masted schooner
Transit, Jorgensen master, came into port
shortly before o o'clock yesterday after.
noon, ~ days from San Francisco. Shit
brought a general cargo OF general mer-
The Transit Ind pleasant weather tn,
entire passage. She did not bring any
passengers. Captain Jorgenscn report.
not having seen either the cutter corwin
or steamships Miowera, city OF Picking, 81
Australia.
Tho following exports were sent 10 San
Francisco, per q. y. y. Australia, Jan. D.
"; g.; Irwin 4 Co., LIZ bags ; ssgaf g..
". McChesney & Son, boi pcs hides and
20J pcs goatskins; y. I. Porter, 6js pc
hides and 100 gos,skins; ~ and s9a bneh'
bananas; Chas. WILCOX, io39 bnchs bana
MSS; John Shaw, C7S bnchs bananas; sins
Sing, 2s3 bnchs bananas; Campbell, Mar
shall & Co., 0,3 bnchs bananas; W. Costa
81 bnchs bananas; Sing Wo, 9s bnchs ba
nanas; y. Lnm Sing, 2Ij bnchs bananas
u. Lycufgus. 81 bno' bananas; 4. q
Csmarinos, 70 bxs fruit Hawaiian Exposi
hiSits Tor the MiJwin,cr Fair. Doincsti,
value, SIS, 900.
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MISS ALBU's BENEFIT.
The Audience Though Small waa
Richly Rewarded.

There was not the bumper house
there should have been at the bene-
fit to Miss Albu on Saturday even
ing. Probably the community had
not got sufficiently rested after the
holiday festivities, and the weather
that evening was execrable. Con
sidering, however, that it was the
fifth appearance OF the Misses Albu,
the house under tho other bad cir
cumst ances noted was really fair.
Those who attended will long ro-
member the rare treat enjoyed. II
was the best concert given by the
Misses Albu. They were in superb
voice and did not display the least
trace Of vexation over the depleted
audience from previous occasions,
Every one Of their numbers was rap,
turously encored, and it would be
difficult to declare which evoked the
greatest enthusiasm. The native
songs, aloha 90" and Like no .
Like" sung respectively by Miss
Julie and Miss Rose Albu, with
chorus by tho Quintet Club OF ma,
tive male voices, were never heard
to better advantage.
The Instrumentation Of Prof, Der
Ger and Mr.. Roson contributed
much To tho evenings pleasure. MIR
w, j. Cuelho yocalized Wrecked
and Saved" in q mastery manner
and scored a loud encore. He is al
ornament to local talent, The Quin
tets separate number was delight
! ful.
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business deal? Not much /!
LeastwiSc it is not 50 with the
California Feed Company. We
have made u business for our
selves, which has steadily grown
through all the hard times other
people are complaining about.
We have just secured from Mr..
j. +. Colburn his old stand, cor.
ncr Queen and Nuuanu streets,
and taken possession Of those
large and convenient premises.
We had to do so, because our
old place at Leleo is too small
for our fast.incrcasing business.
In q few days the bark "Mauna
Ala will be here again with her
fourth full cargo of Hay and
Grain, bought by our Mr.. j. N.
Wright who will arrive on that
vessel. We prefer to select our
merchandise ourselves rather
than have others do it, which
means that we get better goods
at n less price.
We thank our many friends
for their liberal patronage for
the past three years, and hope
by strict attention to a business
We thoroughly understand ia
merit the patronage of rs many
more.
CALIFORNIA FEED co.
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Carlton Cornwell, foreman Of the
Gazette, Middletown, n. j., believes
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
should be in every home. He used
it for q cold and II effected "a speedy
cure. He says: at is indeed a grand
remedy, ! can recommend to all. l
have also seen il used for whooping
cough, with the best results" q
and 80 cent bottles for sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith h Co., agents
for the Hawaiian Islands.
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Departures.

--TuEspAy, Jan. y.
stmr Claudine for Kahului, Keanae, Hama,
Hsmoa, Kipahulu, Nuu, Paauhau, ku-
kaiau at 8 p m
Stmr Mikahala for Nawiliwili, koloa,
Eleele, Makaweli, Waimea AMI kekaha
at Bpm
Stmr Iwaiani for Nawiliwili, Hanamaulu,
kilauea, kalihiwai and Hanalci at 0
pm
Schr Winchester, johnson. for Japan Seas.
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Thecomplimentary concert, which
was to have been given by the Ha.
waiian National band at the Hotel
this evening, has been postponed
until Thursday evening. Several
new pieces, including the "Colum-
bian March" and "On the Railroad"
will DO played.
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w. M. Graham and Miss Berger,
daughter of Prof. Berger, will be
married at st. Andrews Cathedral
at $50 o'clock this evening. There
will be a reception later at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Long, Pauoa valley.
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NJ. s. Levy, who has lately re-.
moved to the Robinson block, Hotel
street, calls attention to q stock OF
new goods. He also gives notice of
his instructions to sell the entire
stock Of Japanese goods in the Japa
panese Bazaar of Mr.. Silva.
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Joe Punt, of the detective force,
has a washing Chinaman in hand to-
day, to compel him to surrender
some Of Puni's clothes detained
from the returned wash. Washee
John tried to extort s2 from Punt
for tho trouble II bringing back a
coat,
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Born.

PADGETT.-At Eva Plantation. Dccrm-
Dor ~, 1888, to the wife ~ II. s. Pad
gett, daughter.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Revival meetings are to be held in
Queen Emma hall.
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An elderly native named Kanaina
was nearly drowned near the Oceanic
wharf yesterday evening. Ho fell
OF the wharf while in o state Of in
toxication and his cries for help
being heard by men on the l. ). s.
Philadelphia, steam launch from
the cruiser rescued him.
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Manuel Silva, a Portuguese lad,
was caught by the native watchman
OF the Honolulu Iron Works, trying
to make of with pieces of copper
from the foundry. The Waterman
turned the lad over to the police.
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The steamer w. q. Hall brought
233 bags coffee from Kona this after.
noon.
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There will be an installation of
officers OF Court Canoes at 7:W
o'clock this evening.
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Che Gully 9 lllstin.
TUESDAY, JAN. 8, 1891.
MARINE NEWS
Arrivals.

TUESDAY, Jan. q.
stmr W u Hall from Hawaii and Maui
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DISTRICT COURT MATTEns.
Acquittal for Larceny-Another Che
Fla 0amester Pleads Guilty.


A Japanese matchmaker named p.
Inniakichi was tried yesterday in the
District Court for larceny OF sixteen
watch springs valued at $40, and
fifty eight watch crystals, valued at
$40, the property OF Y. Hoshino.
The theft was said to have occurred
in May of last year, while the owner
was absent in Japan. The case was
continued until to-day, after evil
dence on both sides had been taken.
District Magistrate Robertson dis
charged defendant.
Pae, for violating sec. |, act Il, OF
the T. g. lays, on Dec. II, by assist
ing, maintaining and conducting a
che ia game, pleaded guilty and
was fined $40.
The assault and battery case Of
Domingos Ferreira was remanded
until Jan. II.
Holokaua, Kuoho and Alani ap.
peared to answer to charge of lar
ceny in the 4th degree at Eva,
Oahu, on Dec. 30, by stealing ten
mullets valued at $50, from the
fishery at Waikele, owned by the
Sun Chan Lee Co. Two Chinese
fishermen stated they had seen the
defendants fishing in shallow water,
about sixty or seventy feet from
shore. The fishery and adjoining
lands had been leased from Irene
and &. A. Brown for a term Of six
years. The lease includes fishing in
shallow water. The natives were
found not guilty this afternoon and
discharged.
Many stubborn and aggrayating
cases OF rheumatism that were be-
lieyed to DO incurable and accepted
as life legacies, have yielded t.
Chamberlain Pain Balm, much to
the surprise and qualification of the
sufferers. Ono application will 10
lieve the pain and suffering and it,
continued use insures an eiiectuaI
cure. For sale by all dealers. Ben
son, Smith n Co, agents for thu
Hawaiian Islands,
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The BULLETIN is indebted to Cap
tain Jorgensen of the schooner
Transit for the latest foreign news.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS
these prepared receive orders.
The BE- derived from Of the NATIONAL
generally.
The number Of Planters using them the United Cuba
Argentine Republic Australia and elsewhere, bear the
above claim.
The Of the snnEnpER largely anemen the quantity
the mill Go 30 II
safeguard making the
would he liable
the MILL mill
The strongly made and from the
breaking
breaks. the knives
economically The
indicates ids perfectly
ing and allowing the mill thoroughly the without
grind the Who'll,
the mill rolls and with necessity spreading the haga by
hand mills, No
boiler than that which
full working
installation enabling
gineer successfully install and them.
ordering send small sketch showing tho
also the side (eihcr right left hand face the delivery side " the
MILD mill height
front mill roll shaft and distance this shalt to front end
bed These Hio
and Hawi Mill Kohala where they giving great satisfaction
90 and further particulars be had by applying
| VIM G.. IRWIN g. CO.. Id,
| hs IL,,J,
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Ercry description cCJOB PRINTING
done al tie Bulletin Office.
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Charles Baker, keeper of the Gov
eminent stables, has been let out by
Road Supervisor Cummings. 1t Is
now reported that Baker will enter
a criminal suit against that official.
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The Chinese and Japanese immi-
grants who came on the s. s. City
OF Peking we're released from quaran-
tine at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
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The rear door to the Pantheon
Saloon is to he closed and the high
fence around the Commercial Saloon
torn down.
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toAiNo,iou uuu Ills StiSb III uVlp
being heard by men on the l. 5. s.
Philadelphia, q steam launch from
the cruiser rescued him.
Richard Day was arrested this
afternoon for the embezzlement Of
$50 more or less, monies belonging
to Joseph Tinker, during three
months last past. Day acted in the
capacity OF collector for Tinker
during that time and failed to make
n return Of the amount mentioned.
The following names arc register
ell at the Office OF W. q. Irwin Il Co.,
as passengers for San Francisco On
the s. s. Monowai, due 10 leave here
on Thursday next: Jos. Hyman, G..
II. Walters and wife, j. c. Mathie-
son and wife, J.K Smith, Miss Emma
Smith, T. J. Mclaughlin, wife and
three children, and Miss X. Moore.
Purser White, OF the steamer W.
q. Hall, reports that while they We're
at Kona and Kau II was raining day
and night, with heavy squalls. Rain
was also falling all over Maui. While
the steamer was at Kau the men had
to work in the rain. This morning
was the first they saw OF Sol. There
was q northwesterly swell in the
channel last night.
Alex. d. McEvoy, late deputy
sheriff Of Fresno county, Cal, Is on
a visit to Honolulu. As a patrol
man in San Francisco in 1889 no OK
posed a Chinese gambling ring, IN
which others OF the police were i'm
plicated. His reward was to be dis
missed from the service, as the Ex'
aminer stated in an account Of the
death OF the head Chinese gambler
All You. in 1892. Mr.. McEvoy had
been appointed to the force through
the influence Of General o. o. How
ard, United States Army.
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The Emmes residence, Kukui
street, will be sold by Jas. F. Nor
gan on Saturday, Jan. 10, at IL
o'clock noon.
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WIN. G.. IRWIN & CO., Id,

Sole agents for The Hnraiiaa Islands.
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WHARF AND WAVE

The hinsU arrives from Hawaii
ard Maui touorrU# morning
Ire schooner O. u. Kellogg may
leave foc Grsy'z Hzrbor this nom
ing
The v. G. Hall leaves for Maui
and Hawaii 81 10 O'Clock this
u0rninZ-
! eozt Of paint and : little czuIk-
ing would not DO any harm to tie
oakland
The Andrew Welch should Be
here IN : few days. She Il nov
sixteen days cut from San Fran
ci=co.
The Hall vii return O1e day
earlier this trip, to bring hack the
tourists who vent to Hawaii on
tie CIzudine, and Who wish to
catch the Alameda
Another British steamer, the
Bznkshzu, L expected hare about
tie 20sh with : load Of japanese
Isborers- The steamer L consigned
70 Ogurz Il Company She left On
the d inst
There vas bozt race between =
ten-ozred cutter, tselysozrsd
cutter. and : whale bszt, al from
the Hyscinth, yesterday / eourse
Law frou the mouth Of the hsrbor
sro1nd the bell buoy and back,
the tzeIve-ozrEd cutter winning
The msn of the ten-ozred boat
claim that with Z different crew.
they co1ld walk all around the
tEelTe-ozrs, and are looking for
another race In the near future
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Cane snd Rice.

Dr.. Wiley Of the [. 5. Depart.
msnt Of Agriculture, according to
a telegram from Washington, seems
10 be well pleased with the work Of
his assistants in California. The
growth Of the sugar cane on Union
island has been most remarkable,
considering its late planting. The
nee, fax SnG sugar bets are also
doing well. Dr.. Wiley is reported
10 be Of the opinion that the new
station in the tules hiss made
wonderful showing, considering
the circumstances. He hiss ana
lived the soil. sud finds in some Of
it as much as - per cent. humus,
showing il 10 be immensely fertile.
He states that the Government has
been ST no cost for irrigation, Sni if
the crop had been planted early
enough It would not have been
necessary TO use irrigation ST sill.
Next spring appliances msy be
sent out for manufacturing sugar.
This machinery Is now in Kansas,
snG Representative Csminetti Sc
cured the establishment Of this ex-
pertinent station, and has always
taken lively interest in IL Of
course, there Is much that is still 70
De determined in this matter be-
fore Dr.. Wiley viii undertake to
commend sugar cane SIS desirable
crop, but 1t IS certainly eneoursg-
ing thst the matter hiss gone well
50 far.
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THEO. II. DAVIES & CO..
hOrtgagee's Notice of Intention
to FOreclOse and of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
l. pr9Fislons OF that certain mortgage made
~ ONO no 10 John Magoon, Trustee, dated
Apnl lst, 1881. and recorded in the Register
once. Oahu, In LiDer Is2, on pages Ies and 10.
notice is hereby ziVeu that said mOffgaVee in
tends TO foreciose the sane for condition broken
70 VII; me non-payment Of both principal and
Notice is Likewise given that after the exp,rs-
ton OF four weeks from this date, the properly
covered By szid mortgage will be adveYfisrd ~
saie Il public auction al the auction rooms ~
5ss- T. Morgan. Honolulu. on WEDNESDAY
October 18th, 1891 at y O'Clock noon Of thai dsy
FOR further particulars apply 70
j. A. MACON
Attorney for John Magoon.
Dated Hcnolnlu. sept. 18th. 1885,.
ne premises covered By said mortgage are A.
ist- All those pieces or parcels Of land situate
IN Puiwz, suuaDu, Honolulu. Island Of Oabn
Gsserioed IN Royal Patent SIS, Kuleana 1871 10
Ho1 w.. Area acres, 80 fzthoms
End Al those pieces or parcels Of land situste
70 seid Pulse deserted a. Apanas / and g. IN
Royal Patent sls, k1leana 1915 70 Lililehua con-
ss,hhlns fespee'i'eJ - i-thoms, and acre, az
Ord All that piece or parcel Of land situate in
s1ld fuiN@ described In Royal Patent zfzs Il,
Iuko, containing s5iOJ0 Of an acre
4th- All hat piece Or parcel Of land situste =
Ailo, LAAAina' Island Of Maui, described a.
Commencing Al maaks tide Of Governr,e,, -
and raining y. ezOO Z. SCI chains siou0 potsfs-
tnence y a.OD ". % chain along Kaniehes
thsnes ,. - = ". Sc chains along Laul- Thence
>. sAOD y 20 eh4ins along Kaalahea 10 roan
t1ehce Aionz msnkz aide o. road 70 place a. eoro.
nsaeement- The came being a uorfIon ~ a.
and described in Apana z EOyai Psfent ~
LANG Sela mission Award III 70 KapuIe.
~. ia. certain piece or parcel o. Land attn
-ls y s-ld Allo, being portion Of the Isud a.
seribed IN Royal Patent ~ Isud Or, -f.is
As.fe ~, 70 fak2la and being the zane Dre-
llsss cg1yeye1 Or intended 70 Be eonyeye6 ~
49,. :, zsspd 1no f1niai 70 said Iuko dated
6eknss 1,-ns lssy, recorded In the Rexifter 0f5re
oahH, IN LibeE -, pages ala. -;
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Mortgages Notice of Intention
TO ForeclOSe and of Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ thst pursuant 10 power Of sale contained
in = certain chatIel mortgage bearing date the
0th dAy Of March A. d. 1894 made by CHARLES
GIRDLE2 OF Honolulu Island Of Oahu, Hawaiian
Island. 10 James T. Morgan OF said Honolulu
of record in the Office Of the Registrar Of Con-
veyAnceS in Liber IA Ptses 45S-455. and for the
breach Of conditions In said mortgage deed con-
tSined. TO wit: non-pSyusent of certain promis-
sorry notes therein described, the mortgage
intends 10 fOreclose
Notice Is also given that the mortgage has
taken possession OF the property covered by
said mortgage and viii sell the same ST public
suction 81 the Auction Rooms Of James F.
Morgan on WEDNESDAY, October Il. 1924.
The property TO be sold is described as follows:
calico shirts. prs cOrsets, IS dog white Linen
hdkfs. 7s1s doZ white cotton hdkfs. 2 doz eolored
cotton hdSfs, IS 1I-i2 doZ lsdy's hose, 81 doz
white dress shirts. s-l2 dog Regatta shirts, Z
PSiams suits. black hats, ~ doz lsdy's asst
straw hats, % dOk Clarks CROCHET cotton. ls1s
dog feather fAlows. q \ boxes Chsdwiek's mend
ing cotton, pkgs Dutch linen braid, y dog pcs
Dutch linen tape. dog knitting sets, boxes
knitting silk, boxes black silk MolSir braid. 8
pcs colored silk elastic. boxes TorchOn lsces
- pcs book muslin, , pcs white dress goods, 10
pcs satin checks. pes white table damask, s
PCS hair cord muslin, lsdy's blouses. Iady's
cheuises. lady's apron. - dog Brooks eOlored
thread dog spun mending silk, "a doz
machine spool thread. I-6 q G bone but
tons, dog knitting silk, 1912 doz silk
twist dOZ dress preSerTers, gro Jet buttons, 5
gro silk buttons, p gro pearl buttons, boxes
pearl buttons cards buttons, II chemises,
wool shsrls, 3 pcs insertion, 40 pes embroidery,
spes foaueiug. IS pcs cotton Pongee, IS pcs
sateen, pes muslin, pcs dress goods, IS pes
brilliznts, pcs French cambria. / DC ssteen
pcs spot nuslin. PC shifting, pes muslin, DC
zephyr, III dog Doylies, doz and 1 DC silk
elastic. pc brown linen, pcs India Twill. e5
gro coat and vest buttons. store fixtures, desk
counters and shelving, chairs.
Purchase price in Z. 5. Gold Cold
Dated Honolulu, September l., 1924
JAMES 2. MORGAN,
By his Attorneys, CARIER & CARTKE.
fsSG5z
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The schooner Robert Levers, Cap
tzin Goodman, arrived Tuesday,
fifteen days from LSyssn island.
Captain Goodman furnishes the
following Sccount Of his trip:
We LEFT Honolulu az $50 pm,
September til, Snd arrived 81 Lsy-
szn On September 12sh-S five days
passage Captain 6. D. Freeth
boarded rs shout four miles of the
island snd pilo.ed the vessel TO her
mOo-inzs- He informed rs thSt $
few dSyS previously one Of his jap
sress lsoOre-s presumably crazy },
hzd run zwzy with the steam
launch belonging TO the island, sn6
neither msn o. launch had been
seen since. The launch had cosl
snd water On board 10 last one day
zn6 the mzn hsd taken $ host sail
with him slSo, and for provisions
be hzi appropriated one days ST.
I0wznce Of biscuit for 81 hands,
which would o. sufficient 70 lsst
him about fifty days
1T : nv opinion thst the man
zn6 launch can Dc found On Lisi-
znsky Island 81 this moment, ttr
The reason thst the launch was so
small. that once out from the
shelter Of Lsysan island, snd the
sea beginning 10 get rough he
would naturally seek the most
comfortable way Of getting slong
zr6 thst would De by running De-
fore the wind. which would lead
him o. TO Lisiznsky Island.
Among the japanese 1t wss said
that the uSn wanted to 20 back 20
Japan, sud that he knew the direc-
ti01 IN which that country lies
which : N the same general d.
rscti0n a. Lisisuzky bears from
Lzys2n Island.
Capt Frsesh depended much
On the steam lzUuch for assistance
in landing. snd told NE he could
not give ne s. quick dispatch as
h= hsd expected +; but with his
usual energetic snd capable man
sgemeut- and the sble and willing
assistance Of his head luna Mr..
S-emuer, and his japanese luna
OTTO. he set 70 work leading NE
with The means 81 hand. and the
-ssC.. vas that Ne took On board
more than 80 tons Of gusno for
every full dsy that We worked
one Gsy working from s - n. to :
?. Il. ne received On board 80 tons
which / the best record so far.
The bsrkentine Planter arrived
there On September 20th. By this
tine I had about 1000 tons on
board Strong trade winds with
bezvy squalls then set in and I
vas fur days finishing the lsst 200
tons On the 24sh Of September
seventeen days out from Honolulu
I I=st Lsyszu Island On my return
trip- Experienced moderate trade
winds TO latitude 3 deg. y, longi-
tUte los deg W, thence to port
light 70 mcderzte sousherly south
east and ezs. winds with the ex-
caption OF two days fresh breezsz
from southwest, vest, northwest
scd north
W. 9. GOoDNAS, master
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Mr.. Fishel. the appraiser, expects
10 move into his new Office in Gus
tom House building number ), by
next Wednesday. The room will
be most convenient one. s great
improvement over the present
quarters. There is & very large
store room, with the Office in one
corner, containing ample desk room
and : large sample table.
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 18th
For Sale.

A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES
n IN the South kouz Coffee Company.
The Company has acquired i've hundred
acres Of eoEse land IN f=e simple at Papa
,, SOCth ko1A, Hawaii, about three and
one-hzlf miles from HOopuloa landing.
The land i among the besE tor eofee
growing II ko1z, the sol consisting Of
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