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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
MARINE REPORT.
" nEsrrhan,s' nrehsas,

Friday, June 30. 1911.
San Ffancisco--june 80, sailed, 3. 8.
Arizonnn for Seattle.
0mys Harbor-june 20, arrived, achr.
w. J. Patterson heheo June ..
Grays Harbor-Iune 30, arrived, sohf.
Mclroac from Hilo June 10.
Saturday, July 1.
San Franeisco-sailod i2 m. july 1,
& g. Sierra, for Honolulu
Gaviota-Sailed July /, sp. M. +.
Chilcott, for Honolulu.
Yokohama--Arrived July l, s. 8.
America Maru, hence June 20.
Grays Harbor--July 2, sailed, sch.
Newsboy, for Honolulu.
Monday, July 3, 1911.
Hilo--July 2, sailed, s. s. Hyades for
San Francisco.
Fort Bragg-July 3, sailed, blk. s. O.
Allen for Honolulu.
Grays Harbor-July 3, sailed, bkt
Newsboy for Honolulu.
Seattle-July 3. arrived, s. s. Ari
conan from San Francisco.
Newcastle--July /, sailed, Br. s. s
Waddon for Honolulu.
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ten and wife. a Ilatafh. p h. fuah sna
wife. T. M.Cos. Miss AfaknWa.u. N.tfhif.
ing. Miss Fanny Collins, Miss Jennie
Allen. w. a. kinney, q. =. Mnifon, m.
H.. Miller, Mfa. I. J. Oiilafa, Chns. mar.
ron. w. n. Tangyc, A. n Johnston,
Claude Cummings, T. =. vandcfstock,
Mrs. scrf, A. J. Mott, Mrs. G. l.. Hodge,
Mrs. Campbell and child, A. g. wheeler,
=. n. Myroa, Mrs. Compton, two Cart.
ley children.
Per N. N. 8. g. Tnrline for san
Francisco. July 8.--Mrs. Alice Brown,
Miss D. Barnes, Mrs. Fred Carter, Mrs.
Chalmers, Mrs. Chamberlain, Miss r.
Collins, Mrs. +. Cresscy, Mics l.. Con.
neau, Miss L. Dinklage, Geo. Duncan,
Miss l.. Day, Miss p. Dyke, Mrs l..
F'rain, Miss Heusner. Miss A. Y. Had.
ley, Miss Lee, Miss NJ. Ladd, d. p.
Lawrence, p. c. Lindsay, Mrs. D. c.
Lindsay, Mrs. Mckay, NJ. p. Moebley,
w. G. Merritt, j. c. Macready, Mrs. J.
P. McPbal, Miss McPhail, Miss NJ
Mossman, Mrs l.. G. Marshall, Mrs.
A. Q. Marcallino, Miss o 'Rourke, Miss
G. Parsons, Mrs. +. Roe, Mrs. L. Rosen'
berg, Mrs. L. A. Sabey, Mrs. A. Self, Mr.
Steward, Mrs. Mary l.. Simpson, Miss
Spalding, Mrs. U. Storm and child, O.
r. Weatherbee, Miss Wrinck, Miss p
Walters, Miss MIC. Wong.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
TAP H0W'S GHUMS
JOIN HIM IN JAIL
TWO MORE ARRESTS AS RESULT
OF SUNDAY NIGHT OPIUM
RAID.

AS result of the amusing but at
the same time very satisfactory opium
raid on Sunday, Tap How was yester-
day joined in Jail by Chung Yuen and
Fong Hing. All Lin, who also was
gathered in by the United States mar
shal's deputies yesterday, was allow
ed out on his own recognizances.
Chung Yuen and Fong Hing will have
to answer to charges of unlawfully
coneealing opium which was unlawful
ly brought into the United States.
The representatives of the United
States Government who accomplished
the arrest of Tap How on Sunday
night did so with the cheerful ease anC
celebrity which comes of long practice
The district attorney was Just about
to sit down to a well-earned and very
| appetizing dinner when he was notified
over the telephone that if he got tt
Kukui street just after dark he nigh
make haul
The collector of the port and tn,
United States secret service officer alst
found it convenient to be in the sam,
place j1st about s o clock. Finding
that the city had, with forethought
provided an electric light which shon
on the corner where two alleys inter
sected so that the officials would hav
a good view, the three men took III
position where they could see well an,
not be seen.
One of them went up to the balloon
of tenement, the occupiers of whic
were at church, or somewhere else, bu
had kindly lett a chair upon whic
Uncle Sans representative could 81
while he smoked cigarette at cas-
and waited for the victim to approach
Soon Tap How came along, with opiul
under his arm, and the Chinaman VIII
had inveigled him there, ostensibl
with the idea of buying the contra
band, stood under the light.
When Tap How was within a fe
yards the Chinese decoy took to hi
heels. Tap How chased after him an
ran right into the arms of the govern
ment men, who gently, but firmly, r.
lieved him of the opium he carried.
, was so easy that the officials felt a
most ashamed of themselves. Now TIA
; How, from behind the bars, is wonde
ing how he can tap the men who entice
, him into the web with the goods G
him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE
OF INTENTION OF FORECLOSURE
AND OF SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
pursuant to the power of sale contained
in that certain mortgage, dated August
22nd, 1906, made by Gustav Riedel to
The Bank of Hawaii, Limited, Mortga-
gee, which said mortgage was received
for registration ON August 23rd, 1906,
and designated as Document No. SO, in
the Office Of the Assistant Registrar of
the Court of Land Registration of the
Territory Of Hawaii, the said The Bank
of Hawaii, Limited, intends to fore
close said mortgage for conditions
broken, to wit: non-payment of princl-
pal and interest when due.
NOTICE is LIKEWISE HEREBY
GIVEN that the property conveyed
by said mortgage win be sold at public
auction at the auction rooms of j, w.
Pratt, Merchant street, in said City
and County of Honolulu, Territory of
Hawaii, on Thursday, the 18th day of
July, 1911, at II O'Clock noon of said
day.
The property conveyed by said mort
gage and which is to be sold, as afore
said, is hereby more particularly de
scribed, to wit: All that certain piece
4 or parcel of land situate at Niau, Ka
lihi, Honolulu aforesaid, known as Lot
No. SO in the Guliek Tract, containing
an area of 1895 square feet, and being
same premises designated in transfei
certificate of title No. 20 issued b.
said Court of Land Registration, to
gether with all buildings thereon. SaiC
property viii be sold subject to a frs
mortgage for 81 100000 made by sal,
Gustav Riedel to said The Bank o
Hawaii, Limited, dated January II
1906, and designated as Document Nc
Is in the Office of said Assistant Regis
trar.
Terms, Cash, United States Coin.
Deeds at expense of purchaser.
Dated, Honolulu, June 10th, 1911.
THE BANK OF HAWAII, LIMITED
BY it's Vice President,
(SeaD
A. LEWIS, JR.
June 10, 90, 81, July 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
WILL SOON RECEIVE
BIDS FOR BELT ROAD

Within three weeks County In.
gineer Gere win ask for bids for the
construction OF Ave miles Of belt road
az Heeia, K0olan, his tentative esti-
mate for the cost being IN the neigh
borh0Od Of $50, 900. However, when
he has gone oyer al the plans ana Is
ready 10 call for bids, tho amount will,
N an probability, be different,
The belt road commission has Sc
leeied the lieeia stretch ~ the hFft
w0Tk undeF the appropriation made ~
the last legislature foT q belt road
Rround the Island.
tbs commission h aRTing % Goa
iTaeiinR inF about fen milw ~ loea
from kiRapa FHlsh - Nsialua. The
rood y pteellrni thFoagh sue tHa
District na ~ nr kinapa end from
ihefe 3 M neea NJ neImanpni eonsilne
ilon VIII ihesf tsa Hifrifhas ~ lha
hf|i faad iNlll lhf commission NIi'
irH iAai iHa M az snl6i alfafhf|
hess hffp aailfH ~ ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
MIX-UP OF TIPS IN
A HUNT FOR OPIUM

The Honolulu correspondent of the
Mani News sent this information con
corning the local quest for opium;
collector Stackable dreams dreams
and sees visions and in each, dope APP
pears. The other day he sent for
Willie Smithies, employed as chief
clerk in the City Auction Co., and told
him to unbosom. He wanted to know
why it was that Billie went to the
other islands every time a steamer
came here from the coast and then
went to Maui. Billie said he didn u
and Stackable called him another.
"Billie said he would not have an
swered the call had II not been that he
saw in his minds eye sale of seized
goods aud a big commission 10 come
along. When he found himself there
10 satisfy the collectors curiosity he
turned loose and told Staekable 10
back down, that he had not been on
the island Of Oahu since the big wind
in Ireland an he did not expect 90 90
More trouble. Finally Ii dawned
upon the auction scribe that IL wal
bis brother Archie the federal gum
We're trained on and he spoke a piee'
that blew the smoke from the horizon
ktaekable knows better now.
Firhere have been similar 0eeasionl
aud a. much as ! like the collector
must say ho has been given some pref
IS bum steers and acted on them hast
~ Tho trouble with Charlie Brow
b not settled ie says no Is moFoll
HniilnR for va D0uihlit IA return q
tho Islands before snnding y hroadsid
mtg ihe samp ef ihe eaemy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
GOVERNOR GIVES
USEFUL HINTS
INDICATES WAY TO PROVIDE
FOR FREE COLLECTION
OF GARBAGE.

Governor Frear was asked yesterday
to state the manner in which the super
visors could, if at all possible, obtain
the funds to provide for the free coll
lection of garbage. He stated;
"The county is limited to one half
of one per cent for running expenses
and one-sixth of one per cent for plb-
lie improvements. The supervisors
have to figure up at the beginning Of
each year how much they win have.
That is, take running expenses-they
are entitled TO tentwentieths of one
per cent? If their expenses are only
eight or nine.twentieths they will have
enough more for the garbage,
"Just what their expenses win figure
out do not know, bat there Is this q
consider, that their income will prob
ably BIO greater than II mas been al
though, ! suppose, their expenses will
be heavier aiso-whether enough NOR,
90 correspond / do not know. But they
viii be relieved Of providing for bell
road construction from current rev
enues. They have beer spending /
good deal on belt road construction
from current revenue That can nos
CONS out % the loan fund
Phen Il Wonld seeW that, II the
wanted 10, they rolld make provision
Tor the free collection " Raghagep
Bas asked
"ff uauls lont nr N they could
answered abs loYew0r, nesifelaliY Y
CONSIDERATION NJ hnng fnllffr1 NJ hfl
road ponsiFnrilon Az ihe eamQ iiHf
lhehre iAry Rlf plAnmng - ffonaWlt
aua a. npepA ilfli mnnfl - better 81
taHiagf, HQ ilai paaaIhlf iWfI ~
lpfnsfl mas nni ~ ~ glsai Hlihelf
lih5 maf M iaHH mrn neii q az
saHinF sfan ni lhe HaHf AWeaai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
ANOTHER CRIME IS
NAILED BY LUCK

Arthur McDunie, chief of detectives,
was taken in custody yesterday by his
superior officer, Sheriff Jarrett, for re.
oeiving stolen goods, the complainant
being j. Carlo, the goods being one
gold chain and glass lOcket containing
gold dust. There is always, Of course,
invariably lax prosecution in these cases
aud Chief McDufie stands a good
chance 10 escape the penalty Of the
law, particularly as j. Carlo has made
him present of the stolen goods and
in consideration Of this be will con
tinue TO hold his Office.
Several months ago the notorious
Porto Riean, Rodrigues, former partner
II the still more notorious convict
Lopez, was arrested by the chief fol
stealing clothes or something and Wher
bis rooms we're searched this chain an(
lofket were found. Believing Il 4,
have been stolen the chief kept II u
the safe waiting for q report Of u 4,
fame in, there being 20 description o.
4 on his records Several days agl
ibe chief broke bis own chain, replacing
3 temporarily BY the ope 8lth tho gol'
nuFaei lofhei
Yesterday up0n eominR out ~ ih
grill, Carlo made . dive fof him an
tflsed ile ehnip and lockel, eEelbimip
y ihe eame hmef
" fop hpFp ~ ehpinH
TIC filiaf ras eaifmely rdihrd 4
hnf y ana ashea faf esplanaiiona b,
laiH AZ Ha9f ang hlmafif carlo ~
GiaIaf4 Ytaf fhaln and flliF IN
sftlI nfIf sialsn ilom ~ plaei aonI
f|f - IeaHlf $40 nffff hfafd +
0 fIlNNla IflHifH NnfNrHfs d
NIH go 1870 HFHf flHaA ftfIain
Ni aen iAaI ~ ha ~ Haf. h
NIl IN lit slHiH ~ M w -.
HfIail Hael HsNf.aNsl
M iH e'igft
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
PORT OF HONOLULU


Friday, June 30.
P. NJ. S. s. Siberia, from Yokohama
8 a. m.
Saturday, July 1.
NJ. N. S. s. Lurline, from Kahului,
a. m.
Am. sp. Falls of Clyde, from Gaviota,
z o. m.
Str. Mauna Kea from HilO and way
ports, a. m.
All. s. s. Massachusetts,, from San
Francisco, a. m.
Sunday, July g.
Str. Kinau, from Kauai, a. m.
Str. Likelike, from Molokai, a. m.
Str. w. G.. Hall, from Kauai, a. m.
Str. Niihau, from Kauai, a. m.
Yachts Spray and Consort, from Pearl
Harbor, a. m.
Monday, July 3.
All. S. s. Alaskan, from Seattle, II
n, IN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
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hAh fRAhrlhDQ, 1upe no olraif
faf ihf hfgyiei senieRfe eyer psssrd
herp b ile Romen slafs lsW afpi i0
NHlflIeF Judge iaNl0f ilIf melWpHf
nlen lianfl Site b lapanffN. fefNlA
~ ~ sfHlf 81 itf lNiHH iNNlfNiIeif
tilia had iriNlaffallIf maluNNf
pafImfl IN iHN0f kHl HNHfn
faH.a iInnIf iiH hu afHfHl h.N ilr
fNstHlg 90 lfHslfH N asseliaNs
Hlil fil iHai Ora hNla NaH fta
"a fH $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
CIVIC DAY IS A
GREAT SUCCESS
tcontInued LON paes onel

CONTINUED from Pace onc,l
drcd and fifty, and from that TO three
hundred and Fifty and then TO four
hundred.
II did not stop there, nor did II
stop when II came 70 the FIVE hundred
mark. II went beyond anything pro,
vided for, and, had the campaign been
kept up by the solicitors MI day, Il Is
probable that a Thousand members
could easily have been obtained.
p. NJ Pond, Edgar Wood, and some
Of the other solicitors secured as many
as fifty new members each It was a
lively campaign, and Chairman Paul
Super, whose idea It was, is to be con
graduated on its successful carrying
out.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
Qlyg 4A H1IAL

ilIHHlfflsiH lNiIss fN1fla aHH
iiaIfaaia NeHlF ~ ffNsg NNss
Paws anN faHtfiNf HH4 Ff H
NM lfaf Nsl .fH |lf ~
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
HOLDING DOWN LID
At WAILUKU, MAUI

WAuyUKu, Maui, July 3,-This
place has moral wave kuhey,
Jnnecluns. schmidt, Kaea, Mount
castle, Heavy, Long, Ro0ih John Holt,
Billy Lucas, SenatoF Robinson, leorRe
Waite Postmaster Lyons, l.eal and
Janea Coke have been arrested BY
Depuly kheaa feFelTa Ter pgesenee -
3 frap same ThsF Feri ai Judge
kalnals hoass Each gaan forfeited
81 hall QnlF ihlae nj ~ nlHhff
Neff gamhllag ihe olheft dropping u
80 = fHrnilY Nlai
Rahln.op saii ~ NoHli aflrsi ~
haln flpea pa ibe Hsni iemollpp y
ihrg Naa HnY h1ilaH
Jonah fANWlHs SO hIlfsifl ~
hel|ar aHia inNae ani flHifHfr 81
Ifulfi 90 fHlf'faH Wnail
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04

lCOntInued from page one.l

will be more guns heard in Honolul !
than for many a long day, for at that
time the Naval Battery, the cruiser
Kent and the cruiser Challenger of the
British navy, will fire the national
salute.
On the stroke of twelev the first gun
will be fred from the battery at the
naval station and Immediately the
batteries of the fighting ships will
start their guns in giving the custom
airy twenty-one gun salute to the ma
tional colors.
Sixty-three guns will be fred before
the salute is ended, and as they will
all be going at the same time there
will be din hard TO describe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
Cosmopolitan Membership.

Not only was the campaign a success
so far as gaining new members was
concerned, but it brought the active
workers of the Civic Federation in
touch with the public as they have
never been brought before. They learn
ed what objections there were in the
minds of the public to the Civic Fed
Grafton, and those who joined learned
that it is in their hands to make the
Civic Federation what it should be-
federation of all the people of the
city of Honolulu.
Both the Japanese and Chinese rep
I resentative secured members among
their people, so that hereafter the
Civic Federation of Honolulu will be
typical of the most cosmopolitan city
on the face of the globe, the object
of the federation being to get the best
there is out of the people of Honolulu
for those who reside here.
Hereafter meetings OF the executive
committee will be open to any member
of the federation who cares to be pres
ent. There will be nothing done be
hind closed doors.
Nearly all of the cards were checked
in manner to indicate in what parti
cular objects of the Civic Federation
the new members were Interested. The
public parks and highways came first
The only disappointment of the day
came in the fact that it was deemed
best to postpone the cocOanut tire,
planting on the waterfront. This wa
done for the reason that it was discov
cred that large part of the ground
about Fort Armstrong are to be fille'
in by the military authorities during
the month of August. The grounds II
front of the fort, which are splendid.
leveled, were made ready for tn
planting and it was only at the las
moment decided that it would be to tn
advantage of all to delay the planting
until the entire grounds were finished
which will probably be in August, whel
the harbor channel is dredged.
More than two hundred cocoan1
trees are now deposited in the care o
, the parks committee of the Civic Fec
, Grafton. and are available to carry thi
work through to its completion.
Governor Frear, Qleen Liliuokalan
> Mayor Fern, General Maeomb, an
, Admiral Cowles had all arranged TO b
/ present with trees to plant, and tn
/ little granddaughter of General Arm
/ strong (after whom the fort is named
q was looking forward with great plei
sure to planting his tree.
It is now proposed to make Port'
Park Day special occasion, when I'll
y park which will adorn the entranre
!. Honolulu harbor and will be seen b
all of the boats entering, will be chri
y tenen and instead of one hundre
8 cocoanut trees being planted, if the
a is room, there may be as many as
i. thousand, as everyone will be urged
). the meantime to begin collecting an
4 sprouting coeOanuts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE
. etAAttAttAAAttte
rNTERNATToNAL aALurE.

+ Exactly ne the noon hour 90.
/ day the United states naval sta.
+ ton battery will commence the
/ discharge Of twenty.one guns in
honor Of the birthday Of the
American nation. The frst gun
fred by the station battery will
/ be the signal 20 the gunner
/ aboord the British cruiser Kent
! TO ere the first shot Of the salut-
/ ing gun aud Immediately after.
/ ward a gunner aboard the Brit
\ ish cruiser Challenger will fire
\ the gun In his charge. Then the
/ three batteries will continue fir
ing until each has fred twenty
one guns-the national salute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
THERAPION

which may certainly rank with. II not tska
precedence OF, many Of the discoveries Of our
day about which no little ostention and noise
have been made and the extensive and ever
increasing demand that has been created for
this medicine wherever introduced appears
TO prove that il is destined to cast into OBJ
liviou all those questionable remedies that
were formerly the sole reliance Of medical
men. Therapion may be obtained OF the
principal chemists and merchants throughout
the world. Diamond Fields Advertiser, Kim
berey.
TherapiOn may now be had in tasteless
| form.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04

s23125 on 500 paid. tRedeemable
at 1O3 at maturity. 10000 shares treas.
stock.
GesEion BAlsa
$4,000 Haw. Irr. 6s, 1OO75; 10 Haw.
c. & S. Co., 1915; 90 olaa, AIS.
Between Boards
90 Hon. b. & NJ. Co., POSTS; IS Olaa,
1925; 25 Haw. c. & S. Co., 1915; 10
Honokaa, 11.75; $500 Hilo 1901 6s,
1915; $4,000 McBryde 6s, SO.
Sugar Quotations.
July /, 1911.
22 degrees beets, los. md.
Notice.
July 8, 1911.
No session tomorrow, July 4, 1911.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
Departed.

Per str. Claudine, for Hawaii and
Mani ports, June 30.-MTs. G. G. Ken
nedy, Miss Lucy Frank f. Hewitt, Miss
l.. Sparks. Miss w. Sanrey, Miss A.
Kaluna, Mrs. @. +. Ross, Joe Leal, j.
X. Miller, w. p. Mann, A. A. Ehersole,
Mrs. Ebersole, A II. Silva, II. Kahea,
J., A. Perry, G. M. Betteneourt, M. d.
FTeitas, VI. FerTeira, 8. Mann, Harry
Clark, Joe All 10y, Dan MRkaena, Geo.
kaawa, j. b. POnte, Miss Holt, j, L.
Holt, q. y, Rosa, w. Lucas, Mrs. Lucas
Edith Dunn, Miss l.. Reist, w. c0ekett
WIN. Arcia, Mrs. G. Fraga, Miss II
AehonR, Mr.. j. Bush, j, d. MeNeigh, j
ID. McNeigh Jr,, Miss q. R0seeTans, Mrs
y. M. Church, Miss a Morse, Alias u
ll0Blin, Mrs. Wilbur, Miss Mann, Mial
J.. Akeo, Miss J., Beck, Miss Alice llaT
per, Rehheeea Johnson, y. u. Smith
hng, a Durham, Miss ~. y. Cook
Mlss ~ Mickey, Mics i. Hewitt Mia
i. Kan, Mis- ilolairin, W. henderson
ueo. iteekley Misc Lloyd Miss lyceli
Mss p kolbi hp Mooney Miss a
M lio,H AH Williams, MlH a kln
peEi Aiss Aa} Meir > y. looll u :
1oulf a WILLIAMS hfY n y Iupef
lupppdef u AehonR % n Ayes
fff "A a lhmsele. ! Giles
Pen D. ~ siheua, ~ hal
flsnriap ipno m Ma NoIl0fi
fufib, Miss Iffpllaf Nalla Ms
ilailH solicitor NHs hHil smith,
81 kIll saa Hlff Al A q HlHiufl
hH ~ hnfeiHn ~ 4 f4iW Hn
HIfa HlH 81 NifFfff q NfflIf
ihHa nltf AZ NaleAi lmfssf eis4|
il# HAlaI NN.H MlH lf.ig'if 0ief
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
DEPARTED.

ports, p. m.
p. NJ. S. S. Siberia for San Francisco,
6;l5 p. m.
Br,. collier Scottish Monarch, for Yo-
kohama.
Tug Intrepid, for Pearl Harbor, p. m.
Am. sp. Falls of Clyde, for Gaviota,
9 a. m.
Str. w. G. Hall, for Kauai ports, 5
p. m.
NJ. N. s. s. Lurline, for San Fran
cisco, 6 p. m,
All. S. S. Massachusetts, for Hilo,
7 p. m.
Str. Iwalani, for Hawaii, p. m.
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
Per P. NJ. S. $. Siberia, from Orient
ports, June 30.-L. Z. Pinkham, S. A.
Walker, VIM. Woon, Hon. Chen Ching
Mrs. Ching, Master Chen Ching, Mr.
and Mrs. j. NJ. Lydgate, Mrs c. Nc,
Daniel, Mrs. Tseng Tseng 81, Miss 81
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs
G.. D. f. Barton, X. Sakata.
Per str. Kinau, from Kauai ports
July Nv. Bailey, Miss Swayne, Ed
Kahale, Miss NJ. Castle, A. Freitas
Mrs. Mendonca, Doctor Thompson, Miss
E. Lee, Miss Grace Chang, Miss Ellis
E. Woodward, Doctor Derby, Miss Shell
don, Miss d Sheldon, Frank Thompson
Mrs. Thompson, Miss NJ Lyman, M
Wilcox and 80 deck.
Per str, Mauna Kea, from Hilo ant
way ports, July 1.-Miss f. Steinhart
Miss G. Wideman, Mrs. Thorpe, G. D
Wrenn, n. Halsey, Miss 7. David, Mis-
d. Silva, Miss j. Casper, Miss ]. Cab
rinha, C. Bolte, Miss Cloves, Mrs. M
Sisson, Miss NJ. Kempster, Mrs, H. B
Mitchell, Miss L. Soper, &. Duncan
d. Bowman, Miss L. Bal, Misses Eva
like t2), +. Lindsay, A. Wong Wal
Rev. Ito, Yamanaka, J. c. Lazaro, wifi
and children, s. Ksnda, Rev. r. Hori
, Mrs. ]. L. Levy, w. Hughes, ]. A. Pal
mer, d. Lycurgus, ]. Wormser, B. i
Heistand, c. R. Weatherbee, F. j
Hare, e. Murphy, G. e. Wright, Mrs
Ashman, Mrs. Borston. Miss Heredeer
. w. South, wife and daughter, II. "
Skinner, W. E. Devereux, wife and
children, Miss G. Hama, Mrs. R. j. Al
kew, Miss Forrest, A. Mason, c. But
tolph, R. It. Durston and wife, II.
: Renton, Mrs. II. Hussey and child, Mis-
r. Solomon, ID. Kukewa, wife and chile
w. KelSuewa. Miss G. Crews, Miss F
Smith, f. Horner, Jno. Perez, G. Ricl
ard, Robt Kihoi, wife and child, ]. Y
!. Bergstrom, t. R. Robinson, R. w. Rol
. inson, A. M. Brown, Mizano and wifi
. IT. Yamamoto, A. G. Dowsett, j.
J. Malloy, w. w, Savercool, p. W. Rid,
t and wife. S. MoolSini, f. o. Boyer, Mi
Q d. Barnes, d. Conway, II. NJ Cite
q Mrs. Apo and son, Miss Moses, Mrs.
3 Ezera, Miss c. Bryant, Miss Shin. Mr.
IS Dunes, Murakami, sukiyama.
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