The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-11-27
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY. NO EMBER %.
Examination or Mr.. T. c. Heuck.

menced before Judge ]. Montgomery, at the Police
Court. The Attorney General, s. II. Phillips appear
ing TO prosecute, Messrs. X. II. Stanley and A. F.
Judd for the defence. The following evidence was
elected
Orr reporter arriving after the examination COM
menced heard only the latter part of the evidence of
Capt. Hayes, of whaling bark Orioie Gave no au-
thority 10 any one to sell bone. Sold four bundles of
q. trade bone Z" to Capt. Nye. Trade bone is differ
ent looking bone from ships bone. Sold the bone
for sixty-six cents. Trade bone is not as good as
ships bone.
Egh,I.-I carried bone twice to Mr.. Heuck's,
FRIDAY night three weeks ago and Wednesday two
weeks ago. keoni met me and SAID that kamuela
and Nakookoo had been waited for by the Sd mate of
the Orioie, and they were not on hand. keoni said
we will GO and get the bone, and we went of to the
Oriole. the Sd mate told us to go below and ger the
bone told him / did not know where the bone was !;
~ mate said he would go forward and keep the Por-
tugese still. Keoni knew where the bone was and got
it. handing it up TO me, one bundle. heonl wanted
two but I said no. We put it into the boat and
pulled for Robinson s. Co.'S wharf and threw the
bone overheard, in the slip, in shallow water. Keoni
then went off for the Sd mate and brought him ashore.
the 81 mate wanted his money. Told the Sd mate I
had 10 money, but to wait until morning and we
would give him the money he said all right. Next
morning. Thursday, the 81 mate anne and we gave
him SlO. After landing the bone met Nakookoo and
told him we had got the bone. About seven O'Clock when we
met NakookoO, don't know exactly about the time Nakookoo
said he would get the bone out NJ the water and would take IL
eausd ,ake il ap ourselves. Where, To Mr.. HeucS's. Na.
then went away. Al half past three or four O'Clock, Nakookoo
not returning, We started With the bone keOni could not carry H.
81 I carried IL tn the mAuka gate Of the Hudson Bay Co.'S
premises, on Fort street One man was always sent ahead TO
took the bone and went To SIR ieuck's gate on Merchant
f ksSsi r. mn,fs a as,I PSsus I H ies ,S m SoS we @ss n T sss t la SsSsr
bone before in n sort o. building in the middle Of the yard.
Nakookoo; We hal two bundles Il was the week before; Ra-
mneia and Keoui got them from the ship Nakookoo and !
the second aud helped US put them info the stable. Nakookoo
said, let . then t be until The sc1P proper Esa, , e. e1m e Earl, f..1 next
look for the police We carried the bone To the gate Of hudson
R Resu 10 he / p esnsd for on u. r 10 eo s1sse'' W Sae . ss1PG iS H leo essi st l5e%
Nakakoo had IL open and was inside ] followed. Nakoskoo
same L Was half pas. three o, four o'sloek; CRoss EXAM
oi course / saw him.
.Nakoosoo-Am a boatman. Know Mr.. Heuck.
Have had conversations with him about hone.
wednesday, first week in November, at 9 o'clock in
the morning, went TO his store and found him there.
Asked if he wanted walrus teeth, and he said, yes.
He said he would give Is cents a pound for them. /
told him that, | got 80 cents q pound. Heuck said
that the price was lower at home, so he paid less. I
then asked about whalebone. Heuck said that he
would buy it, and asked me when 1 would bring it.
l told him that | could not get it in day time. but
would bring it ut night, when I could get it from
persons on ship board. 1 asked if the gate was shut
at night. Heuck said, no, I will speak to my man.
Mr.. Heuck was to give Ie 40 cents a pound for it.
WV oCA4S WILLY tAht ibehks Il1l a Ckh Will lhO
sailors belonging to the Onpnrd, and they said they
would sell bone II $50 II bundle. I offered s25. After they
had got what we talked about. lie said he had. Asked him
when should go Tor il; He said he didn't know. I said at 8
O'Clock that night. At 8 O'Clock I came down and found LiIoa
and the onmGTd s man and with them went off to the On,card.
into the boat again, and we pulled the boat around under the
bows, and looking up saw the other man. The man on board
ends to us in the boat, aud then got into the boat with u.s. We
.aa, a.p'e ae 20 m ,S@ t 4 S d. into D the i sSas not The SO s, Me said ha,a to the b s
haul ON the lines and take two bundles Of bone into the boat.
90, ON nj board nd the scSoo%er and W we S,iowe a iphe%, Tine \ % %en
asked us i for The $50, l said ] will give You $40 now, and did so
water. This was after the bells rung. Iiloa and Kahuhu went
They got the bone into The boat and hauled around makai Of
the stable. saw it PLACED there myself, Kahuhu did the carry
Kahuhu and myself took il through the Hudson Bay Co.'S.
P s.rssa ss;s so'i me-. en- w az ~ M e t% me s.ssss s sasc s ah out = = IT nd line p"r,
went back for the bone aud carried il up and into neuck's yard.
Did mo-, see fIeucs thai night. saw HeSek in in the e morning. rai in IN
his store. aner 9 aud before 10 O'Clock. When I vent to
see hin.. l wentin to the gate on Fort street and around in the
came out. l said ! have got the bone. Heuck and Others
went TO where the scales are Other bone was first weighed,
belonging To another man, HakuOle then they weighed our
two packages. After weighing went into the store and Heuck
OWN pTa and III Hasaoes' Nv share was ssI Do TdanT s"ew my
number of pounds. ! know what money I got. it was at the
three times in all. IL came from the Or1ois. Kamueia told me he
had bone. After the belis rung Kaheie and myself pulled IL on, Of
the water and put il into the stable. Left il there until about four
O'Clock In the morning. kaheie, keoni and myself took the
gate OF the Hudson Bay Co.'S premises. keoni went TO see
where the police were he soon called us and haheie and ! took
the bone on our shoulders ami carried il into Heuck's yard,
placing IL in a shed, between same boSe-, not in the same place
as before, and placed a. old door before IL to hide IT, The gate
wHs not fastened. IL hal fastenings. Saw Henck that day, in
the store, just before ten O'Clock, aud went the back way as be-
fore Told Heuek thai i had more hone. Heuck came out
and weighed the rome. Afterwards We went into the store, !
stood e. by the u aesk ,S While VIII. nsues T Pad nr re s wee eb Don't X know
pound Had a talk with Heuek about H. Heuek asked me ID
] was not afraid In bring bone told him yes, L was afraid u he
did not buy H. because you buy u bring u here. wednesday,
second week IN November, went up 10 heucks, NJ nine O'Clock,
Henek was there aud l toll hun had some more bone We
went cut 10 the scales and weighed t and then into the store
with hsrek and rsesisea 500 ~ one ha na 81 bone this time;
this monry over 10 Kanaela. The witness Identified the bone
belonging to the ORrard. Che bundles being markell with red
painp 'hsse mark were on when ! sold them: cnoss Esss:
,ss aid ~ nm = mr.. ,bat the o,ber elers = " her
When the bone was weighed another native was present, don't
kno. his name, Heuck's NATIVES handled the bone when it was
.eished, In The morning The bone had been moved from where
,he s,oas native. In weighing a box was Grst placed on The
scaiet, The hone was then placed on the boz, so tina, the ends
would not touch the noor; the box weighed sixteen pounds
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