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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

capt. Campbell has gone To Kama,
DR. schwallie has returned to Molo
kai. W noio-
The Board of Health meets this after
noon. '' ai'e'-
Kauai. Trip 10
The next mail for the Coast will no
by the Gaelic. May %. WIZ oe
$. 5. Coptic, due from San Frpnc,soo
on Friday. the 18th inst. Is tho novt
steamer from the Coast. -
". II. Hitchcock and F.. II Eos,ar
nave gone To Molokai in connection
with the hamalo plantation situation
James Odds, Jr, resigns from his
position as clerk in the bureau of
water Works and accepts position on
a plantation. VII
This morning the ways and means
committee of the Rescue Home will
meet In the parlors OF Central Union
church az 10 o'clock.
Ths aew ice works and refriperator
at kewalo, TO be operated by Theodoro
Holman, will start very soon. All ths
machinery Is on the Bloemfontein dine
today.
Some OF those who left for HiIo and
way ports on the Kinau Yesterday
were: Mrs. Waterhouse, Seymour
Warehouse and wife, Vincent Fernan-
DEE. "A. N. Kepoikai. NJ. G.. Santos w
u. Scott, II. ID. Baldwin, w. +. G. Has
son, III. McCOrriston, +. w. Macfarlane
and Captain Ahlborn.
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Token for Canavarro.

Mr.. Gonsalves Is making arrange
ments for the presentation of a token
TO Portuguese Consul Canavarro, as a
testimonial Of the high esteem in which
the Consul Is held by the Portuguese
colony. A telegram was forwarded by
the Australia yesterday TO the Foreign
office az Lisbon, expressing the indig-
nation OF the Portuguese colony at the
recent fendish attempt of some anar-
chist against their consul.
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HoRSELEss HOUSE.
Foundation of Automobile Power
House Started.

Work has been commenced on the
foundation Of the new automobile power
house and warerooms on King street
near kawaiahao Church. where tho old
Hopper house formerly stood. Rv The
middle Of July u Is expected that tbe
work will be completed. ''''
Ihc Company's hOrseless hacks (elec-
tricity viii bc the motive powerD are now
stored at Port Costa. California. await
ing the time when they Will be able To
come down To these Islands free OF duty
after the Territorial bill has become an,
plicahle on June 18th ~
They will get here probably early i'm
august ana viii Immediately be put ON
the streets. The weather. hnckncr a.
ls Understood, are buying stock in the
automobile company.
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BOND DEALS.
Hilo Railroad Six Per Cents and
Government Securities.

H. Waterhouse a 60. yesterday effect
ed the sale OF 100000 worth Of Hilo Rail
road Company's 6 per cent bonds at par.
one hundred and seventy thousand dol
lars worth were sold TO the Robinson
Estatc. while thirty thousand dollars
Wsrtl were retained by the sellers.
To bring about this deal IL vas neces-
sary To sell one hundred and seventy
thousand dollars worth OF Hawaiian
Government per cent bonds purchased
By the Bank OF Hawaii
IN this way cash Is obtained from OUT
side for Hawaiian bonds with the belief
mat the United States Government will
pay them, and this cash goes Immediate
~ INTO enterprises OF a local nature.
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Police Record.

The following arrests were made yes
terday:
Willie. native, investigation; Luika.
tw), assault and battery on Mrs. l..
Welaii; VI. T. Figerrado, assault and
battery on Lizzie Keola; Andrew Mo-
rares, assault and battery on Jose Diaz;
Welau. assault and battery on Mrs. l..
Welau; and seven DRINKS
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'ssEvlrIEs.

belle
house and lot in Pu-
ia offered FOR sale.
cleveland bearings
man any other
.,se Of three 70 SIX
See 1d GA last page
model NO 80, are
80 Hall a sons
.v1s yesterday ap-
.ss custom House
5r5ushly unue m,n,cd
making Is "an''u'
.t,s.on. horse ana
iI4fa bargain See
I..lagalust rust, de-
Ilgo..ns Peerless Pre-
isa FOR the main
CD, Australia on a
rnra0shed rooms s..i for
,sp.y so y Cot'ase
erect
.s Ir IOup1uie Will
r.sHng This evening.
d5Erc'
| pl.a Maui and j. 5.
N5r.b Roma have
nr.ss by The Cabinet.
L. 1900 Solar car
H. lamps that make
A. r. o. HAL a
today at the
RayIcn on Pitkoi
4gfafh5D sebold fur
has removed
.r.u1ud Richards
r.r with ur W. p.
I.mr licenses have
norton Jt Wlia-
Ir.I r WI.u'ud by
| .a Council
| male about nine
| HI 1s lost Any
| N..I bo literally
| elsewhere
lu.e horses to 80
.. order from the
4 .lu motto. re-
| mae.rrt drivers.
H retail trade, AZ
| arfdIlrcss and who
| .aa.t can obtain a
.aE our want col
R... move the Court
nt ur the hearing Of
! Tku lvJ W.. Fred
hr reformation 81
rIpb.us tray cloths,
Sachs dry goods
! your last opportu-
special prices now
window are displayed
specimens " GlOx-
| marvellous In coloring
Bot houses Of s. VI
o1' tlp SpreCkelsville .
Honolulu yesterday for .
a 'be city Mr. Low
% have bought sew .
Heights
laEes of the scalp. /
1'ure. and kindred .
nitIvoly cured by .
scalp treatment.
w next Y W. &. a. .
.a % Mr. and Mrs.
Ala Gdrtley Is ap-
managing director Of
Limited All claims
! 1..0n may bo left az
l. Ltl
y l1 The ease Of va
o vuI died lt thc
an the 2ifd ~ AprlI.
| received by being run
fEFI reurucd "a vet
Death th,s morning.
l Fho d. manager Of the
lal who lives at Ma
0Iy 10 the city visiting
lt arrangements for
l He has an option
locomotives OF the Am
nrlry
| prominent Portuguese
. Nl.I.r has broken
| lHls been compelled
mr a1 indefinite Pc
Ily 'u the Klnau
spend SOME months I'm
b''s
bands 81. the mat
. of Nllpli street
..Ir' yesterday and
.n U.Iaupd The
EJs follow Geo.
lansing + r. Col
j. j. sullivan and
Cooke o. f. Bald
comprise IA conn
'.d..I1 agencies To
W .ao disposal OF the
~. h'yt three or Ave
.'.u bls already gone
d.oros. OF Alexan-
lll.y meeting OF tho
VIII Dol held at the
~. o'clock today. fol-
M ny tha annual meet
A. Hail President
'l address Reports
DO read The ubllc
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administrator OF
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Honolulu stock Ex
~ offered bis rcsIrna
o. Gait employ
'l Safe Deposit and
Do elected i'm his
,.. debated the mat
,... Yesterday accepted
al.p '''' ''''
,...,' a1ucl K1naka-
t u.I.h .t wife with a
"A ssbes In her
,"'.l'.ly. was up be-
.erlly Tho man
i@ '.l' about the mat mt
'tf ' ,l, a' tho time the
|us '7 1l asked FOR time
eb, The be- case was con- con-
'stS hi us vito prefers FER
'aT t''.. rather than Do
Evening star., 1900-04-07

nine ard hasty. the great game of peaceful
hirtage and dainty, feminine outdoor cos
tune, not taiior-made nor diyided-skirtiSh,
but the cult of the divine fiou in which the
pretty woman is ever prettiest? 1t is set
for June ~.
1t is only when We get to lawn tennis that
anything like money prizes become visible.
The important tennis events Of the expo
sitinn are to come off in the week following
July 8, and for amateurs, comprise ten con-
tests, with prizes running from $tna to s6i'
each for firSts. siO0 to S2D each for seconds
ard a few scattering ones for thirds. The
entrance fee is 81 for singles and 81 for
doubles. and all amateur entries must be
made by June 80. The professional cham
pionship. which pays $500 first, 800 second
and so third. set down for June Il, is to
cCme eff only condition that at least four
professionals of approved standing have en-
tered. However the professional game turns
out. il is certain that the amateur contests
will be well attended.
Cricket games already are arranged be-
tween French and English clubs not to
speak Of Belgian and Holland clubs. on
August I and i, II and II, ~ and ~ and
September > and 3. Foot races for the
championship of the world netting as much
S1G each are set down for July l. and
covering three days for professionals and
four days for amateurs. end the program OF
the International sports of the exposition.
STERLING HEILiG.
Evening star., 1900-04-07
COMING ATTR

NEW NATIONAL THEATER-N. G.
Goodwin and Maxine Elliott will on Mon
day evening fill the annual engagement at
the National Theater. That this event will
prove notable is fully evidenced by the un-
precedented demand for seats. What adds
special interest will be the first presenta-
tion in this city of H. V. Esmond's reigning
success of the season, When We Were
Twenty-one." Mr.. Goodwin and Miss Ell
mirable company seen in New York. while
the production is the most elaborate Mr.
Goodwin has attempted in years. The au-
thor of When We Were Twenty-one." Mr..
h. V. Esmond Is stanch admirer of
,Shackeray. The inspiration in his title
came from Thackeray's translation of Per-
angers poem to celebrate the long friend
friends call them the trinity and their
devotion to the memory of fourth. The
verse Is as follows:
To dream long dreams OF beauty love and pover
From fonts of hope that never will outrun;
To drain all life's quintessence in an hour
Give me the days when was twenty-onc.''
In Mr.. Esmonds story not only old af-
fection binds the characters together. They
are devoted to the bringing up of a forme.
chum's son. This duty has fallen especially
to one of them. How the boy is made the
victim of an adventures, for whom he
throws aside the lukewarm love Of an hon.
est girl; how his guardian and his friends
seek to save him; how his betrothed is
finally able to show to his guardian the
for the youngster-these are the moving in
cidents in Mr.. Esmonds comedy Mr.. Es-
mond arrives at his effects by original
means. The literary quality of his dia-
logues is above the average. His humor
is said to BE- appropriate and unstrained
Evening star., 1900-04-07

KERNAN's LYCEUM.-One of the larg-
est, brightest and best companies that visits
the Lyceum Theater each season is the Big
Sensation Double Show. under the direc-
ton of Matt j. Flynn. which opens a week 5
enga cement, commencing Monday matinee
This company is better than ever before
the management this season having sur
passed ali previous efforts. 1t comprises
twenty white and twenty colored artists.
giving a grand double performance. The
olio part of the program serves to intro
duce ZiteIa, Farmer and Nelson the
worlds greatest acrobats; Sullivan and
keeier Irish comedians; Josie Lecoye. Ger
man comedienne: Adams and Kelly
eccentric comedians; Wheeler and Ed
wards. singers; Ioulakama, the beautiful
Indian princess, and Williams Russell and
the Chinese burlesque entitled Queen of
the Opium Palace All the scenic and
electrical effects are carried by the COM
pany.
BIJOU THEATER.-The Little Egypt
Extravaganza Company under the man
agemcnt of Cliff W. Grant. will be the BIZ
jou'S Offering for the week of April 9-14
Two lively buriesques win be given one TO
open and another to close the long pro-
gram. Pretty scenery and gorgeous cos
tunes of the oriental idea will afford chang
Ing pictures to please the eye. In the clos
ing skit the original Little Egypt will
dance. The following artists will appear:
Arthur Dunn and Clara Bell Jerome who
were specially engaged Tor the week. Nettie
Grant. Garnold and Gilmore, and others.
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY ENTER
TAiNMENT.-One of the most notable en-
tertainments of Easter week will be the
Georgetown University glee concert and
Ora tic entertainment at the New Ma
tfonai Theater on the evening of Wednes-
day. April is. Preparations Indicate that
this will be the most elaborate affair from
an artistic and social point of view ever
undertaken by Georgetown. A committee
of the alumni. consisting of Mr. NJ. ]. Col
bert, Mr.. Eugene D. Carusi and Mr. J.
Nota McGill, has the arrangements In
charge. and Mr. Herbert G. Wells musical
director of Georgetown. has been prepar-
ing the program. The occasion has for its
object the furtherance Of an enterprise OF
the greatest Importance to the college and
amateur athletics, the providing of funds
to send Georgeiown's athletic team to COM
pete in the worlds championship games 10
be held at the Paris EXPOSITION The George
town boys. her alumni and friends are
proud of the Georgetown athletic team
which is this year one of the best In the
country, and the greatest enthusiasm has
been aroused over the project of sending
her champions to help the other large Amer
lean universities win points for America
To accomplish this they will depend to a
great extent upon the proceeds of the con-
cert. and therefore the finest list Of num-
Evening star., 1900-04-07

AK SONGS OF NATIONS-s, cI,t,,
rate concert will he given AZ w. -,
.iltiphd IN hsater Sunday night. April ~ fo,.
the benefit of the needy me,nhars t,'r
ISL District of Columbia VoIint,.,,, "a ~
their Ia Miles The entertainment - ,,,,1,rI IL
sne auspices of the District of ,sot,'..,g
nrisa rnas.onar M. Guard. The program will com
Mr Willis Arden will give bis,ori'S " ~, !, II
ssItftions. while thirty members of tba ~,
u"hai Guard Brigade Band sa,.araI y, -
- ana a chorus of forty ladies' ana -
utnen Will interpret the songs - - gu
directo" of Lieut.. Donald r MocI,>',5 IN rihe
cnilcse minister. WI T!ng-Fanp =; - 81.
me notable personages who have axnra.,,
titeii , intention to be present. Minister w.,
ntaid some of the songs durinp NJ
den's recital at Representoti,,e pai-s,i M AZ
Ies;uence on Tuesday night. and manjfest.S
d deep interest in the subiect sa,,j,, -
aI1Eough China had no war songs he couif
ftadily understand the power of ,nns;,, o'ie li,
the battlefield to inspire the soIdiers ,t On
tEusiasm. 10 en-
N. MANAGER WELLINGToNs BENEFIT
-Ihe testimonial benefit to Man.yn. ~. -
gene Wellington of the Bijou Will - ,,,u- iu-
tomorrow night. and the ad,a,l,et
sale indicates that the thcater Vii
p packed to its utmost capacitv
MI Wellington's friends from Al, -,
the country have repnmharaa -
with substantial checks and all have said
give my seat 10 the 'iceman" His Ioc.1
ifiehus propose TO make il Il pleasant ncco-
SION Tor him. Mr. James Armstrong III,
popular New York vaudeville Impress 10
Will announce the acts. which Will he tu,ar.
ty In number. Owing to the length OF Tho
program the curtain will rise promptIy ar 3
O'Clock There will be an augmented o.
chestra under the direction of Max Sturn,
Among the entertainers the following Vii
appear: Arthur Dunn and Clara ReI1 Ter
ONE: Big Bill Devere of Hoyt's .'RIacL
Steep fame: May Howard. the Queen o.,
Buriesque; Nelson and Miledge. Hastings
ard Wright. Allen and Dclmain. Miss an
ME Hart Cliff: Billy Thoraton. who will
siEg songs to suit you: Mr. ard Mrs. Lam
der; VIM. Kaiser of Sousa's band and a
saxaphone soloist from the Marine Band.
The box office will be open at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
LAFAYETTE SQUARE OPERA HOUSE.
Three Little Lambs. will frisk for tho
second time this season upon the stage OF
the Lafayette Opera House Easter Monday
night. II is a comedy which Messrs r. A.
Barnet and E. w. CorIiss have constructed
for laughing purposes. Mr.. Barnet has
furnished the comedy and Mr.. Corliss the
music, and their united efforts have been
harmonious There are a score of catchy
songs scattered through the production
'"rhe Hurdy-Gurdy Man" The Three Lit
tie Lambs" ''The Dresden China Girl"
Evening star., 1900-04-07

NO Bnse Ball There.
" nat distinguishes base bail at the expo
sltion or 1900 is at present the utter alb
sehce OF all engagements and the promise
OF any Still. faithful to the principles of
trench progra am-making and fun OF cour-
tssy TO the great sister republic that makes
this sport her own. they have set down the
date CT August l. where it is found in soIi-
tary state on a blank page. The American
clubs are yet TO be heard from
troIuet. on the other hand, bids fair 10
come well to the front. because there are
permanently In Paris any number of con-
Irined croquet players Moreover has not
inns game OF croquet been sought to be re-
NiNed as the game. par excellence. OF
fTench fashion. protest against Anglo
Saxon violence, against all that is unfemi-
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SAILED FROM HONOLULU.
tuesday. October

Tuesday, October Q.
Stmr. kinau. Freeman, for Lahaina,
kihei, Makena, Kawaihac, Mahukona,
Pepeekeo. Onomea. Papaikou and Hio.
Stm-. Maui, Parker. for I.ahaina, Ka-
hului. Nahiku. Keanae and way ports.
Stmr. w. @. Hall. Thompson, for Ma
wiiiwili. koloa and Eleele.
Stmr. Kauai. Bruhn, Waimea and way
ports.
Ship Great Admiral. Sterling. In ballast
60 Sound ports.
Schr. Annie II. Campbell. Friedburg, in
ballast 90 Sound ports.
Gas. schr. Eclipse. Townsend. for La
haina. Kihei. Makena and all Kona ports.
Gas. schr. Surprise. Gahan. for Nawili-
will koloa. Eleele. Hanapepe. Waimca,
kalkavell and Kekaha.
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J. A. Templeton, N. A. Chapman. d. M.
Coils, J. N. White, Mrs. G. w. Adams,
Mss A. l.. Brainard, Mrs. NJ. II. Moore
house, F. Berwick Allan White and son,
DIR. w. J. Goodhouse. For Yokonama-
Miss L. A. Alley. Comdr. Il. Obata, MISS
+. Il. Singer, T.. A. Denecke and wiie'
+. ID. williams Mrs. C. II. Hall. Kobe
Rev. F.. s. Miller and family. ID. II. de
Lucy Forsar.en and family. Hongkong-
F. l.. Field and wife. Mrs. w. ID. Win
am, c. ID. Feason, wife and child, j. ~
Carpenter, A. r. Stuart, Miss NJ. NC
Lave, IL. Rerck.
Departed.
For Mo.okai. per stmr Lehua, october
9.-Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. X. Andrews and
child Mrs. Kema, Mrs. Polikapu, Peter
Kema and Mrs. Laumauna-
For Hilo and way ports, per stmr: XII
rau, October 9.-Miss Inaoka. Mrs. j. t.
Alull, Sam Nowlein, Miss F. Rathburn,
j. r. NOR. ID. Robinson, Capt. Wariand,
George Henshall, w. 4. Devereux, A. V.
Peters, p. s. Scales. Z. Stewart, b. d.
Baldwin, Mrs. Henshall, child and nurse,
Miss Martha Along, C. T. Day, j. w.
Mason, G. w. Tomb. Y. Hamada, Rev.
s. Kanda. c. Shiozawa, G.. Aikona, j.
Batchelor, c. v. E. Dove, Mrs. Espin-
da. Chas. Muller, Miss A. p. Jones. Mrs.
Arnold, Mrs. l.. A. de la Nux and two
children, Miss Kate Cornwell. Mrs. Bursh.
Miss L. A. Curtis, Mrs. r. Lishman.
John II. Wilson. A. A. Braymer, DR.. w.
A. Schwallie, VIM. II. Hogs. Mrs. M
Keohokalole, Miss e. ]. Hall. Mrs. G.. E
Smithies and Miss Z. Smithies.
| For Lahaina, Kipahulu and way ports
per stmr. Maui (Claudine route) October
9.-Joseph Cooke. Miss S. Kaleo, Miss j
Kaleo, Mrs. John Kama. Mrs. Joseph and
child. a. Hooking, j. w. Hall, b. ID
Baldwin, A. Adams. l. McGinnis, Miss G
W. Adams, A. Enos. j. j. Drummond
| w. Common, ]. N. 8. Williams, F
Wittrock. Charles Wilcox.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
give notice that all passengers going
coastwise on the through steamers OF
the Oceanic Steamship Company and
Pacific Mail Steamship Company who
wish to have their baggage examined
and sealed by the Collector of Customs
at this port, PRIOR TO DEPARTURE,
must have the examination made and
copy of declaration presented at the
passenger ticket office of the Company
before a ticket will be issued. The
Company positively declines to accept
such baggage declaration AFTER tick
cts have once been issued. 1t is, how
ever, understood that it is optional with
the passenger whether he has the bag
gage examined before departure or af-
ter arrival in San Francisco.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.,
w. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD,
General Agents
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
H. HACKFELD & CO.,
1863 Agents.
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PASSENGERS.
Arrivrd.

From Anahola, Kauai. per stmr. Kauai,
October 9.-Wm. Cuilroyle and on deck.
From Waimea. Kauai. per stmr. Niihau
October e.-Mrs. A. II. Smythe and on
deck.
From San Francisco. per s. S. City OF
Gsio do Janeiro. October g-W. Phillips
and wife, J. w. Mason and mother, l..
Lutte. X. 9chulze. Miss s. NJ. Sly, Rev.
VIM. Kincaid. Miss A. Weed. Miss v.
Ellis, q. n. Team, W. 8. Plummer, Mrs.
". Knudson. W. 3. Ellis and wife, @. O..
Kinney, Miss l.. "A. Levensalcr. w. II.
Castle, DR.. ,. w. whitney and wife. Gen.
a. 3. Har,weli. VIM. LAM, and wife. A.
Dreier. vito and child, Mrs. H. Harri-
on. Miss N. Schulze. DIT. +. III. Hum
rie. q. y. Davis. wife and maid, w.
skinner, ID. w. Stevens. III. II. Sc
j. j. Kennedy. Jas. otio and wife.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

October s. No. 61S9-Luukia to o. Ma
wahine; piece land Waihee, r. p 14S4
Honuaula, Maui. Consideration $500
No. 61s5-C. II. Dicksy and wife to F. G.
Correa: lot 16, section 2. Paia, Maui. Con-
sideration sl.eo0.
No. 62o1-Mrs. ]. G.. Lewis to Mrs. II.
Blake: r. p. 1862. kul. 71l3, Kailua, Koo-
lsupoko. Oahu. Consideration $40
No. s202-T. All and husband to E. NJ.
Nakuina: CIR 1926, Kalihi, Honolulu, Ca
1u. Consideration $500.
No. 62O3-E. M. Nakuina and husband
to III. A. Vavricka; lot II. Apili Kanepai-
XII tract, KalIhi. Honolulu. Oahu. Consid-
Grafton $3.50.
No. seos-C. s. Martin to w. AHA: lots
10 and %, block 5A, Kapahulu, Honolulu.
Oahu. Consideration $3.50.
List OF deeds fled for record October 9.
1890:
First Party. Second Party. Class.
W. y. Starkey-J. Aluli. Jr. -. -. =. d
w. Chamberlain--W. W. Chamber
lain ~
J. IT. Schnack--J. F. Hackfeld -. >. ID
J. +. Hackfeld-J. III. Schnack 49,. ID
Gear. Lansing g. Col. II. Schnack ID
c. Winam. tr.-J. II Schnack -. 80. ID
w. Eldert and wife-Olaa Sugar Co. ID
G c. Kennedy and Wife,. NJ.
Wakefield 80. -. -. =, -. =. ..... d
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cisco. October s.
u. .. Tug iroquois, Pond. Midway ISL
and. August s.
MERCHANTMEN.
Crhis list does not include cosster~.f
p NJ. 8. s. Rio de Janeiro. Smith, from
San Francisco, October 9.
Adderley. Br. blk, Berquist. Newcastle.
October ).
Abbey Palmer, Am. bk., Uhlberg, New
castle. September Is.
Challenger, Am. sp., Gould, New York.
September l.
Clan Macpherson. Br. sp.. Macdonald.
Newcastle. October /.
DC minion. Br. bk., Rodd, Newcastle, Oc-
tcber 3.
Enterprise. Am schr.. San Francisco.
August g.
Euterpe. Am. sp.. Sachs. Newcastle. Sep
TENDER Is.
Fort George, Arr. sp.. Morse. Oyster Har-
Dor. September Is.
Luzon. Am. schr.. Anderson. Gray's Har-
Dor, October &
olympic. Am. bk.. Gibbs, San Francisco.
September %.
Rosamond. Am. schr.. Ward. San Fran
cisco. October 3.
r p. Rithet. Am. bk-. McPhail. San Fran
cisco. September II.
st1orn. Nor. bk.. Ellefsen, Newcastle,
September 30.
sebastian Bach. Br. biz. Nasasaid. Feb
Skagft, Am bk., Robinson, Fort Gamble
September "a.
Star of Russia, Am sp.. Mortensen. New
castle. October 2.
w. @. Irwin, Am. bg., Generaux, Sar
Francisco, September %.
w. II. Dimond. Am. bktn.. Hanson, Sar
Francisco. September 30.
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ARRIVED AT HONOLULU.

Tuesday. October ..
stmr. Nlihau. Thompson. from Kauai.
Stmr. Kauai. Bruhn, from Kauai: 800
bags rice. -.r
Btmr. Kalulani, Mitchell. from Hawaii.
Hamakua and way ports: sugar.
sstmr. Waialeale, Green. from Koloa and
vsy ports. $50 a. m: 107 green hides.
y. nj. 3. s. Rio dc Janeiro, Ward, from
San Francisco.
II. M. $. 3. City of Peking. Smith. from
Japan and China for San Francisco (an-
chcred outside last night.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE PIECE OF PROPER
ty situated on the corner of Punahou
and King streets. 100 X 20s: good local
fty: near both the King and Beretania
street car lines. Many valuable fruit
trees In full bearing on the premises.
For further information apply to
W. W. CHAMBERLAIN,
5671 Room 2O7. Judd Building.
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TO SAIL TO-DAY.

T.. M. 8. ;. Rio dc Janeiro. Ward. for
raran and China, at 10 n. m.
Il. M. 8. 5. City OF Picking, Smith, for
San Francisco, with mail and passengers.
stmr. Mikahala, Peterson, for waimea,
at . y. m.