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SHIPPING MOVEMENTS
FRENCH WAIt.HUir ARRIVEIt HIOJI
TAHITI TODAY.
The r MRS Clly ot Pchlne In Pori-
IatnudHtcnmcra to Leave Tomor
row Other Notea.
One dniertcr from tlio Troop was reported
tldi morning.
Another warttih) being In port, tlie boat
boys arc happy.
Tlie Drltlrti bark Iioutcnbcck left Liverpool
Sept 18 lor tills port.
The British biukOnkbank eallcd from New
castle for Honolulu ticpt 17.
The bnrkcntlnc Skni;lt fulled for this port
from Port Gamble on the lOiti.
The shlpTioop has hauled out In tlicctream.
Divers arc cleaning her bottom
The schooner (1 W Watson from Honolulu
arrived nt I'ort Tonnsend Sept ID.
Tomorrow, hlnh tide Urge y.'.'.'i am; high
tide small U j'i pin; low tide large- 1.15 a.tu;
low tide smull u:4." p in.
The J D Spreckids arrived on the 10th at the
(lolun Onto with a full cargo of sugar and
Hide, 20 days from Maln.kon.l.
The Kliniti na Ivuiii In d from the Marino
ISnllwnv tod iv 1 r mil -n-l on lior rigulnr
route at In tomorrow liwiriiliig.
The I.nd hs ulllll'il'li iltrcliitrttlnp; her gen
eral merchandise tomorrow, Shu will then
begin unloading "UO tons of coal
The I'M Sd City of lYUiig. J T Smith,
commander, arrived ot 12: .0 Iti't n'glit, liar
lng left fan Kniuci'co 'ept 21 at 4:30 p m.
81io will leave for the Orient ul 12 tonight.
Tliu new llrnzlllun law excluding foreigners
from tho tonllng tr.idu of linizll U decreed
to come Into foice on the nth of Dcitmbi-r
next. After Unit date, mil) vessels nuntd br
llrnzllinn", having a ilrazdl'.iu eiplalu, and at
loast two thirds of the erew lli-Hlltans, lll
be nllnui-il to emriuf In tin- coasting trade.
Ean Francisco Commercial News.
The schooner Aloha which arilvtd at San
Francisco on the Umh, 2U days from llono'u
lit, reported the following: Spoke the llrltloh
tblp Urumroek in Int. H7 N Ion. lift 10 W, ' 77
days out from London fur Vancouver; had
not seen nny ves-el for lour months; sent a
boat on board and I gne them newspapers,
somo potatoes and baiiaiuis, etc The weeds
were close together so after tlio boat left the
vcsfcl Ibi) boys of tlm Urltlslur cheered ttio
citaln and ere of tin- nlhoner, and also
three cheers for the Stnis and Strlpi sand alo
the entire crw in tlia Drumrock csme tor
ward and cheered again.
AMUVAI.8,
Sunwat, Sept 27.
8lmr Claudiue, Cameron, fiom Maul and
Hawaii.
Stmr Miknli.i'a, Ilnglund, from ports on
Kauai.
Stmr Kauai, Ilruhn, from Koual ports.
Stmr I alanl, Smj the, from Hawaii.
Etmr Hawaii, Weir, from lluwall.
Stmr Keauhuti, Thompson, from ports
on Kiiunl.
Etmr Kanla, Thompson, from Oahu
portb.
Momiat, Sept 23.
8 S City of Puking, Smith, from San Fran
cisco. French warship Dugnay Troulu, from Ta
llin. Am bk Martha Davis, Soule, from San
Francisco.
DKl'Aim itKf .
Monday. Sept. 23.
Stmr Kaala, Thompson, for Oahu ports.
Stmr Keauhou, Thompson, for I'unuluu
and llonucpo.
8 8 City of Pekliij, Smith, for Japan nud
China.
Etmr ,1 A Cummins, Scarlc, for Oahu
ports.
VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Stmr Kluau, Clutke, for Hawaii and
Maui.
Btmr Claudlnc, Cameron, for Muul and
Hawaii
Stmr Iwnlanl, Smythc, for I.uhalna, ilo
nokaa and Kukulhaele.
Etmr Kau.il, Uruhu, for Makawcli.
Stmr.Mlkaliala, Hiigluml, for Kauai ports.
Stmr .Mokolii, Hilo, lor Molokal, Maul and
Lanal.
rAsnrcNar.ns akmved.
From Kaunl per stmr Kauai, Sept 27 A St
M Mackintosh, II L Marx. Ceo W Sea and
wife, ti C Halvcrson, and 8 on deck.
From Kaiird per stmr Mlkahaln, Sept 27
Hon W II Idee, fieo Watcrhoiiec.Wra Eas-lc,
Col .Mel.' an, 1) Schmidt, W McBryde. J Mc
Ciellun, Father Matthias, II I' Walton Mrs
JI Aiubrscn, Mrs J II Coney aud 2
children. Miss L Oral, Mlrs M 1 Layman,
Jllss M Kobbe, Tom ie, wlfo mid 2 children,
Miss Kong See, Yeo I.am and 50 deck pas
sengers From J'an Francisco per City of l'eklnc.
Sept 2S uor Honolulu: Tom C Grant. Fred
Yates, Mrs L.McCoriiilcK, Mlm Jen-le McCur
inlek, .1 O Sweetscr and wife, Miss I) riwiet
tcr. (Jen II I'ettlnglll mid Otto H MPl.-r. For
Yokohama. WA Mnlu, liaion Nlsd, K Ml
yacnmi, l.t D 11 Mnhun, KiM'gu M M Tajlor,
EJ Hart, Mis Luelen Young, W Ankl and
servji't. A ClnHtou. W II Cluulton, Mis
Ortwlu and tmnliy. V J Mnltli, Mru II 15
Hunt, Miss Kin mi riunt, W Mlln.- mid wife,
llev K 0 linen, ltov K. S atokl.u. Ilev D W
Nichols anil lumllt, Miss M L Chare, 1, Foil,
Mrs -tod iHlt. IU K S Ciitifii.lcn, liev W S
Fans mid wlfo. For lloiukoi.g: W C II
Newton um wife, ltov J (J Kelly and wife, Lt
LC Antra ii.
From Maul p.r stmr Cliudli e, fept 8H-W
O .Srnllli. Mh4 K h nit Ii. Mls Mary (ireen, 0
H f'urth. fl K (iiaut, (ii'O lli.rrle. I) Conway,
O Voi: llninm t) M Haidwln, Gen llavselih-ii,
HUhop Wtllls.Davld Al and wife Geo'ltliodis,
Mrs Js Coriiwell wild child Youni; Hop
Clinn. T lluga ami servant, K Knwubiikl, K
W Wilcox; I, K Lnno and 71 on deck.
0A11G0E8 FltOM ISLAND POUTS.
Ex stmr Clamlliio 2I?(1 basts sugar, DO bajs
bones, 2il bags potato, s, III I baas corn, J 00
bags tarn, Itln hides, 117 hogs, ;io head cattle
aud M pl:i:3 sund.
Ex stmr Mlkuhala- UM Imgs rice, 2a bacs
bran, H8 bsgn pla, H bills lildef. (IS pkgs sund
ries. . , . ,
Ex stmr Iwnlanl I.Y.U hairs sugar, 12 bags
bones, 7.1 bills hide, 4 nW tallow.
The Kerning Jlullctin, 7o cents
per month.
JUIIICIAHY JOTriMi!.
Itcnn Irom tlio i'lerlt's OIUcc
Kuiirciiio i'ourt llcctnlnii.
Judgo Porry is hoaring Sumnor
vs. Crandoll this afternoon.
Two creditors proved olnims
amounting to $885.21 ngniust
Walter A. Wright of "Waimoa,
Kauai, and T. J. King was elected
aBHipneo.
Divorce suits liavo been filed by
Oharles Joseph Faneuf against
Ida Mabol Faneuf, and by Lech
andriua Fernandez against Manoel
Fernandez.
'J he Supremo Court has render
ed a decision on tho ojoctment
ciiso of llalieka Squires, Frances
E. Jackson and Andrew P. Jack
son hor husband vs. Caspar Sylvn.
Jt was originally heurd by Chief
Justice Jutld, jury being waived,
and a decision for the plaintiffs was
givon. Exceptions wore token by
defendant, on which tlio case was
submitted to the Supremo Court.
Attorney J. Q. Wood sat in placo
of tho Chief Justice and is tlio
author of tto C urt's unanimous
opinion. Tho exceptions are
over ruled, tho findings not being
clearly contrary to tlio ovidouce.
Castle for plaintiffs; Hartwoll for
defoudaut.
i.v rui: roi.H'i: coukt.
George iroiiKlitnllliit; On Trlnl for
Expnnluc I.lqnor Tor Mil.
In Judgo do la Verguo's Court
this morning the trial of George
Houghtailing has been tho main
attraction. Ilo is this timo
charged with violating Section 1,
Chapter 5G, Laws of 188G, in Ho
nolulu, during one week prior to
and including the 20th of Septem
ber, more particularly on tho
20th, by exposing for salo certain
spirituous liquors without having
a license to sell tho same, in a
certain house in Honolulu.
For tho defeneo a plea of twico
in jeopardy was entered by Charles
Creighton, tho defendant's attor
ney, and overruled. Tho defend
ant, under tho instiuctions of his
attorney, declined to plead and
tho court ordered a plea of not
guilty entered.
Two witnesses were examined
for the prosecution, which closed
its case at noon. Tho case will
bo continued this afternoon.
Ileiiiitirul Mlgliti nt tlio Anchor.
Anyone entering tho Anchor
saloon during business hour?, or
in the evening, is immediately
charmed by the handsome array
of game birds teal duck, mallard,
quail, grouse, etc., which decor
ates tho bar. They aro all stuffed
as you will be, with rich, nourish
ing boor, cold and clear, and with
tho palatable viands of tho lunch
counter. The Seattle beer, Fred
ericksburg boor, lino wines and
liquors aro of the best quality and
always fresh. Every Australia
brings a largo consignment and
Mr. Cunningham uses every idea
which his massive brain suggests,
to pleaso his patrons. Tho Anchor
is now tho most popular saloon in
town. 1 antl 3 King street.
Singers lead tho world. Over
13,000,000 mado and sold. High
est awards at tho World's Colum
bian Exposition for excellence of
construction, regularity of motion,
ease of motion, groat speed, ad
justability, durability, easo of
learning and convenience of ar
rangement. 13. Ijergorsen, agent,
1G?( Bethel strootn.
VKSSKI.J IN l'OKT.
U S S Adams, Watson, Sim Fianclsco.
MEUCIIANTMUN,
(Coasters not Included In this list.)
Am bktn Amelia, Ward, I't Townsend.
Am bktn KIIMtat. Cutler, I'ort Tow nscml.
Ilr tldp Troop, Fill. Portland
I lav; stmr Aztec, Uiowu, Nuiialmo,
lluiv selir Norma, liupchlll, 1 rench Frigate
Sbonls.
Urtt id. Ladas. Dlvon. Llveroml.
Am brig W (1 Iiwln, Williams, S F.
Am bktn S Wilder, McNeil, S F.
Am bk Mstlldu, McKenzle, Seattle.
Am bk Ceylon, Calhoun, Port Tow nend.
FOUKIGN VP9SKI.S EXPECTED.
Vessels Wlieiotrom Duu
Am bk Martha Ilml H F Duo
Am sehh Defender, Eureka Duu
Gcrbk II K (!hide..Lajsaii Island. ...Sept Ho
Ger bk J C Gladt. Ll Lrpool,... November 8'J
Am bk Edward May,. ...New York. .Aug ill),
Tn bk Seralnolo Newcastle Duo
ir clip Elwcll Newcastle.... Duo
Ger bk Splca Uremeii Aug'o
UkSlludon Newcastle Due
For Salo or Lease
House and Iot!
On thocortur of Victoria niulOieen
streets.
W Apply to
2S2-tf AltTdURIlAIIHISON.
IffoBM
No. 10, Fort Street.
FOR THIS WEEK THE SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
ARE:
Beautiful Cabinets,
Etageres, Inlaid Desks,
Hand Carved Ivory,
Tortoise Shell Combs
AND
E3Z.IS zez:&ts
KNICK KNACKS I
KNIOK KNACKS I
Jn Tnfiiiilo Variety!
Just Received
A now lurgu consignuiout of
Ladies'DryGoods
AT
startling, But o !
We placed an import order
for five hundred dozen pairs of
children'8 fast black stockings,
'cause we thought them cheap.
Should have, hrrn here, for July selling.
Landed yesterday.
Maker pays dearly for delay.
Meant for 25 cents a pair.
Lateness squeezes two pair into
the price of ONE.
startling, But o !
"The Kash,"
I. LEVIMSTOn, - - - Manager.
Waverloy Block, 9 Hotel street
E Shirts Made to Order.
Administrator's Notice.
Tho uiuleralmi'd .bavin u been nnnolnted
Adminlsttutor of tho Kstate of Labaina,
Into of Uonnltilu, Onhn, d ceased, by. order
of tho Honorable A. I'erry, Second Judgo
of tint Circuit Court, First Circuit, hereby
uo.ifles all persons having claims ngniust
mid estate to present the same with
vouchors duly nntlicnticntod if nny oiists,
even thongh the sumo bo scoured by wort
gage upon real cstnto, to him nt his oillco.
No. 210 King street, Honolulu, Oahu,
within, six mouths from tho date) hereof, or
such claims will bo foiuvvr barred, All
portions indebted to said estate are notified
to pay suohdbbis to the uud rsignn't,
A. V. UEAH,
Administrator cura tcatnmento auuexo
of the Kstuto of (.nhniun
Dated Honolulu, Sept 0th, ISO;!. iOS-Ct
Dissolution of Copartner
ship Tlio pnrtnorship beretoforo oxisting bo
tweou l'ung Chun, Chutigl.eo, Ghnng Mce
How and Leoug Nam, under tho firm name
of liny Uorso KobUurant, U this day d in
solved by niutnnl consent. The under
sigmd hiiTo bought out tho business of tl.o
lito firui and will cuntiuuo it nt tho aid
j stand on Hotel street under tlio-bauifiuinie,
collect till outstanding mccouiuh nud piy
all bills duu by tho Into firm. They will
nlso isHtie new ineid tickets in exchange for
tho old ones from (into until Suturdny next,
Soptombcr '.'Citli
CHANG MEE HOW,
LEONG NAM.
Honolulu, Sept. 21, 1600. 413.2w
Notice.
Notice is hereby gveu that I, tho nudor
sieued. Ins this day given u full power of
I attorney to Vir. An Con Ohco,of Knpau,
I Island of Kauai, who will net for rue
duiitig my iibretiio fiotn Hie Is'iuids.
Dated ntliuiirtlcl, Kuuai, Aug mt, IHUU.
39'J.l m TAM dEB HtE WO.
Notice.
During Tr. Uonrdmnu's nbsonce, Mr.
Ewino will hnvo churue of uiy books und
nttoud to nil collpctioua. Ho can bo found
either nt Mr. Bonrdman's oflico nt Ogura k
Co.'b or nt my offlco.
335-tf " DIt. HERBERT;
Notice.
Mr. O. Bosse and Mr, H. A. Iscnhorg
hnvo been nuthorized by us to sign our
firm nnruo jointly by procuration.
H. H'CKFELD&CO.
Honolulu, Sept. 21, 1800. IHMw
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AS ty'l 9
mum
Pioneer Building and
Loan Association.
Assets July, 1S9G, $106,545.15
Money Loaned on Approved Security.
A Saving Bank for Monthly Deposits.
Houses Built on the Monthly Installment
Plnn.
Thirteenth Series of Stock now open.
For further particulars apply to
A. V. GEAlt, Secretary.
Chamber of Commerce Rooms.
Offlco hours, 12:30 ltfOl'.M. 373-tf
BRUCE CARTWRIGHT,
Genornl Manager of
The Equitable Life Assurance Society
Of tho United Stales for tho Hawaiian
Islands.
Ofvttm Morclmnt streot, Honolulu,
ATLAS -:-ASSURANCE-:- COMPANY
OF LONDON.
Assets, - - - $10,000,000.
H. W. Schmidt & Bons,
Agents for tho Hawnlinn Islands.
C. B. DWIGHT
Tnscs contracts for all kinds of STONE
WOllK, monument work, ctmoiit nnd
stone bidewnlks nnd curbing. I havo on
hand tho best llnwnimn stone, Chinese
grnnito, etc. Fine stoiio for monumcntul
work. Estimates givon nud lowest prices
assured. Telophone 833.
Consolliatei) Soii) Water Co., H
Esplanade,
Corner Allen & Fori Sts., Honolulu,
HOLLISTER & CO.,
JOHW PHILLIPS,
PLUMBER,
Hotel St.. nnnr Fort. Tol. 302
Jas. F. Morgan.
AUCTIONEEll AND STOCK BROKER
No. 45 Queen Street.
Export Appraisement of Real
Estato nnd Furniture.
C. HAESLOP,
GRINDING AND SHARPENING OF ALL KINDS.
Merchant and Richards Strcots.
pT" Sharpens Tools nnd Cutting Knives,
Grinds Surgical Instruments to Order, Flics
Saws, etc., etc. -101-tf
JOHN SEABTJRY,
TPaxiclerrxiist
Hawaiian and Foreign lilrils and Anlmale
mounted In tlio best manner, usliu; tlie latest
methods only. Hotel St near l)r McGruw.
DAVID K. BAKER,
J? ovist,
Nuuanu Valley, above tho Hausoloum,
All orders given prompt and faithfnl at
tention. No oxtra charge for delivering
I-'lowers to any part of the city. Lois,
Mountain GrcotiB and Carnations a spe
cialty. 2C5-tf
GONSALVES & CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND
WINE MERCHANTS.
225 Quoon street, Honolulu, H. I,
ALLEN & ROBINSON.
Dealers in Lumber and Coal
and Building Materials of nil
kinds.
Qr.con Ktroqt, Honolulu,
ROBERT GRIEVE.
Book and Job Printer
Morokunt Street, Honolulu, H. I.
Over Hfiwniinn News Company's
Cook Store. my 18,
M. S GRINBAUM & CO.,
Limited
Queen street, Honolulu, nnd 21C Front
street, Bun Francisco, Cnl,
IMrOUTEKS ok .
General Merchandise and .
. . Commission Merchants.
II. HACKFELD & CO.
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,
Cor. Fort nnd Qneon Street?, Honolulu.
M. PHILLIPS & CO.,
Wholesalo Importors nnd Jobbers of
Europoan and American Dry Goods.
Fort nnd Quion Streets.
Canadian-Australian
Stoamors of tho nbovo Lino running'in connocllon with tho
OAKADTAK PACIFIC RAILWAY
Botwocu Vtmcouver, B. O., nnd Sydnoy, N. S. W nnd onlling at Victoria, B. O-
Honolulu nnd Suvn (Fiji),
k.ISE 3DTCJB -A.11 SCOnSTOIjTTXjTr
On or nbont tho dotes bolow stntcd, viz.:
Prnn Oyitncy unci Suva, for Ictorln Anil
Vnueouver. II. O.t
Stmr "MIOWtIt A" October 21
Stmr "WARRIMOO" November 24
Stmr 'MIOWERA" December 2 1
Stmr "WARRIMOO" January 21
Through Tickets issued from Honolulu to Canada,
United States mid Europe.
rnr.ioiiT and rAsauNUEHAiiK.sTn:
D. MoNiooLL, Montrcnl, Onntidu.
ItonEnT Keiir, Winnipeg, Onnadn.
M. M. Steiin, 8nn Frnncisco, Col.
G. MaL. Buown, Vnncimver, B. O.
Australian Mail Service.
For San Francisco:
Tho Now nnd Fine Al Steel Stenmship
" Monowai "
Of tho Ocennio Stenmship Compnny will
bo duo nt Honolulu from Sydney nnd
Auoklnud on or nbout
Oct. 15, 1890.
And will leave for tho nbovo port with
Mnils nnd Passengers on or nbout that
dote.
For Sydney and Auckland:
Tho Now nnd Fino Al Stee Steamship
" Mariposa "
Of tho Ocennio Stenmship Compnny will
bo dno nt Honolulu from Snn Francisco
on or nbout
Oct. 22, 1896.
And Trill hnvo prompt despatch with
Mnita nnd I'ussencers for the above porta.
Tha undersigned nro now prepared
to issue
Through Tickets to All L'oints
in tho United States.
CSTFor further particulars regarding
Freight or Fassago npply to
WM. G. IRWIN & CO., L'd,
General Agonts.
16211 Cfl.
LOCAL XXftE
S. S. AUSTRALIA.
Arrivo Honolulu
from S. F.
Bcpt. 23, 1800..
Oct. 20, 1890.. .
Lcovo Honolulu
for 8. F.
....Oct. 3, 1800
...Oct. 28, 1890
THROUGH LINE
From San Francisco From Sydney for
for Sydn6y. San Francisco.
Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu.
Mariposn, Oct 22, '00 I Monowai.Oot 1V91
Monowai, Nov 19,'90 Alumoda.Nov 12,90
A LIFE SIZE
Crayon
Portrait
Framed Complete
WITH
Qna Dossil Photos of the SlUe
Only SB15.00
KTIs the LATEST OFFEK wo have
to make.
J.J.WILLIAMS
Portrait and Landscape
Fotograplior.
FORT ST R TC ET.
Henry Davis,
320 Fort Btrcet, nenr Merchant.
Merchandise Broker,
Commission Agent,
Custom House Broker auA Statistician
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT
General Business Agent.
Oceanic Stnip Co.
Oceanic
S
Steamship Line
From Victoria nud Vnncnuvrr, II. O,, to
Suva and Sytiioyt
Btmr "WAT1H1MOO" October 10
Btmr "MIOWERA" Novomber 10
Stmr "WARRIMOO" Dtc mber 10
Stmr "MIOWEllA" January 10
C3 For Freight nud Pnsdogo nnd nli
Genornl Informntion, apply to
THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., L'd
Ajrenta for thollnwniinnlslnnds.
Ma M Eliilis C
AND THE
Occiflenial & Oriental Steamship Co.
&
For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG
Stenmors of tho nbove Companies will
coll nt Honolulu ou their wny to tho
nbove ports ou or nbout tho following
dates:
Stmr Dorio Oct. 7, 189G
Stmrllolgio Oct. 24, 1890
Stmr Peru Nov. 2, 1890
For BAN FKANC1SC0:
Stenniere of tlio nlwvo Companies will
cnll nt Honolulu on thoir wny from
Hongkong nnd Yokohnmn to tho nbovo
port on or nbout the followincdntes:
tftmr leru Oct. 12, '890
StmrCoptlo Oct 20. 1890
StmrGaedo Nov. 0, 180
Rates of Passage are as follows:
TO TOKO- TO nONO
IIA1M. KONG.
Cabin S1C0.00 8175.00
Cubit), round trip, 4
months 225.00 262.50
Cabin, round trip, 12
month3 2C2.50 816.25
European Steorngo.... 85.00 100.00'
C'PnhBenicers pnying full fore will bo
allowed 10 percent off return fnro if re
turning within twelve months.
tSFor Freight nnd Pnaeago npply ta
H. HAGKFELD & CO,,
Agents.
VVilders Steamship Go's
TIME TABLE.
O. L. WIGHT, 1'rcs . S. U. KOSE, Sco.
Cupt. J. A. KINO, 1'ortSupt.
Stmr. KINAU,
CLARKE, Commander,
"Will lcavo Honolnln at 10 a. m., touching at
Lahnina, JIaiilaen Uny and M .kena tho
SJUioday; JIahuhonn, Kawaihaonnd Lau-
ahoohoo tho following day, arriving at
lllo tho samo evening.
LKAVKS UOMOIUI.U. ARBIVES natlOLVlV.
Tuesday ...Sopt 20
Friday Oct. 0
Tuesday Oct. 20
"Frldiiy Oct. 30
Tuesday Oct. 0
Friday Oct. 10
Tuesday . , . .Oct. 20
Friday Nov. 0
Returning, will leave Hilo
at 1 o'clock V
hoc, Mnlin- !I
yj Mnkonn, .l-
Uo followluc y
P. m., touching at Lnnpahophoo,
kona and Kawalhao same dav i
KTnnlimi ltiii nrtA T .nntnn 4lm fnlti..ln
day; arriving at Honolulu tho afternoons
of I uesday and Fridays.
Will cli at l'ohoiki, Pnun.
3PNo Freight will ho received after
12 noon on day of sailing.
Stmr. CLAUD1NE,
CAMERON, Commander,
Will leave Honolulu Tuesday at 5 p. st.
touching at Kohului, Ii-ma, Hamoa aud
Kipahulu, Maui. Hetnrning awivea "at
Honolulu Snnduy mornings.
Will call nt Nuu, Kuupo, on secoud trip
of each month.
ff.eT"No Freight will he received after
l', it. ou day of Hulling.
This Company will reserves tho right to
make changes in tho time of departure) and
arrival ot its Btcuiiieis without uotico uud
it will not ho responsible for any conse
quences arising therefrom.
Consignees must be at the Landings to
receive their Frright; this Company will
not hold itself responsible for freight after
it has been landed.
Live Stock only at owner's risk.
This Company will not bo responsible
for Money or Valuables of passougors
uuIokh placed in tho care of Pmsors.
Passengers avo requested to purchase
tiokets before embarking. Thoso idling to
do so will bo subject to an additional
charge of twonty.iivo por cent.
To Let or Lease.
THE nESlDFNCE OF MKS. A, LONG, I
ono mile from postofllco. Largo houso with 'ft
(urnituro. Four bed rooms, parlor, large v,
dining room, pantry, kitchen, bath rooms, .
hot ond cold wotor, with patent closets, . t
servant houses, stables, hoiso paddook,
cardon nnd trees. A charming location.
Apply to J ALFIWI) MAGOON.
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