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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-30

THE "Clearsop Aero-Steam Engine, y
or, as it might perhaps as properly be
termed, "Aero-Steam Boiler" is recent
invention which is creating great interest
at present in England, and small steam
er was tried with it in February last with,
it is stated, excellent results. The inven-
ton is, like all good ones, very simple,
andzconsists merely in forcing, by means
of an air pump, highly heated air into the
boiler and through the water The adj
vantages claimed from this simple opera
ton are, that it is most effectual means
of conveying the heat from the furnace, or
from the fues, to the water where it is
wanted. The heated air, when forced
into the water, not only makes steam rap
idly, by communicating its heat to the
water, but assists it to rise through the
water. The hot air joining with the steam
superheats it, and accompanying it into
the cylinder, prevents the condensation Of
the steam, especially when used expan-
sively. The expansion of the heated air
In the cylinder makes the engine a COM
bined steam and "caloric" engine, giving
to a certain extent, the we'll known econ
omical advantages of the latter, whilst the
mixture of steam with the hot air avoids
the practical difficulties in lubricating, etc.,
insuperable in using hot air alone.
1t may be applied to almost all existing
forms of high pressure engine and boiler /;
and we shall not have to wait long to
have the invention thoroughly and un-
equivocally tested. If it should prove
economical for the steam engine, it will be
equally as economical for making steam
CHARTERS, evaporators, teaches, and va
cum pans, for it win not only add to the
power of any boiler now at work on a
plantation, but the mixed steam and hot
air, not condensing rapidly in the pipes,
will do its work more quickly and eco
nomically. oa
| 1t may be observed that should this in
vention prove valuable, it may be applied
to any steam boiling works on the Islands
without disturbing or throwing out any
of the existing apparatus 1t requires
merely the addition of an air pump, driv-
en- as. may be found most convenient, and
few cast and wrought iron pipes and
valves; and as will be readily perceived,
the fues of sugar boiling train furnish
every facility for getting supply OF heat
ed air
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Mr.. EDITOR Not having been within TWEEN
ty miles of the election a; HOnaunau. South
X ona, on the eth of February. it is not in
my power to say from personal observation.
whether it was most shameiully conducted" or
not. | do know. however. that many of the state
nrents in the letter signed Kona,' published in
the P C. AdreT1ise1. of Feb. 49, are. to nse the
very miIdest expression, utterly incorrect. q |
NAV state that as Collector | had sim
ply to put down the names of voters as re-
corded by the Tax Assessor. Under the law
regulating the qualifications of voters. the Tax
Collector has the power to amend the list; this
power was not called upon to exercise.
The notices of the meetings of the Board Of
inspectors were issued with due regard to the
requirements of the law. One was posted at the
place of election. and the others at two of the
most accessible points in the district Kaulana-
mauna it is well known is not of those places.
Neither is Kaulanamauna fifty miles from Kau-
hako. but about twenty-five. tt
The assertion that, on the second day Of the
meeting of the Board of Inspectors. Mr.. Simon
Kaai appeared in my place, assone of the In
spectors is utterly untrue.
"0ne Of the Inspectors, Kamauoha deputy
of Simon kaai, went around to houses and
placed the names of all persons on the list who
would vote for the said Simon Kaai, and it is
SAID that Chas. Frederic Hart certified their
names on the list, but those who would not vote
for said ticket were not thus placed said lists
With regard to the above quoted paragraph
would say that if the author Of it is resident of
this district, he must have felt. when writing it,
that he was uttering base .falsehood II not
resident. be showed most reckless disregard for
the reputation of others, in sending forth such a
report upon mere a Uerbxm nm. p" Il is said
J Yours truly. CHARLEs FREDERICK HART.
S. Kona Hawaii. March l Z. 1870.
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Il VIII be seen that in only two of ten
trips, were six and half days occupied
IN the trip, and that the average time of
the ten trips is a little over FIVE days
We give in this table, all the trips made
during she time, to Hilo, and none beside !;
her other trips, when she did not visit
Hilo, were made in prOportionAte time.
The propriesors of the Iron Works, who
have undertaken to build new boilers for
the ship, contract that they shall be able
70 turn the screw fifty revolutions per
minute, which viii enable the ship to
make as good time as she ever did; and
that, too, without the use of an extra
ordinary amount of fuel There is another
mistake which seems to have some cur
rency, which Is that new machinery will
be required for the vessel: the fact is, the
nachinery-or hardly any part of it,
VII have 70 be replaced, and her engines
are pronounced by machinists to be ex-
ceIlent
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The steamer KiIauca.

We are glad to find that the project of
fitting the Hildued is approved by all
persons having practical knowledge of the
necessities of the group. The fact is, that
in an Island Kingdom like this, steam
communication between the Islands is as
much a matter of necessity as keeping up
post roads; and the profit or loss on the
running is no more to be taken into con-
sideration than the profit from the road
that runs by our office; it is a vital neces-
sitv- Even our neighbor is frank enough
TO admit this fact, though his natural
predictions are to "damn with faint
praise As the work goes on, it is
found that the ship is as sound as the
day she left the stocks, in New England.
Il Is a mistake of some to suppose that
the ship is unable to do the work required.
The last Legislature, in granting authority
for subsidy, required that the steamer
which might be employed should visit the
ports of e Lahaina, Kealakekua Bay, Ka-
xaihae, and Hilo, and to make the round
trip within ONE WEEK" We have exam
med the timetable of the RiJaued, and
find that, in 1860, her successive trips
were as follows, to Hilo and intermediate
ports, stopping at Kawaihae both up and
down. To
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Liberal Advances Made ON ali Ship
ments per steamer.

Freight for San Francisco will be received at the
Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for the same,
given by the undersigned. No charge for storage
carriage. Fire Risks in Warehouse not taken by
the Company. -. i4ll aifl- =
Insurance guaranteed at Lower Rates than by Sail
ing Vessels. Particular taken of Shipments of
Fruit. p y > rtt
All orders for Goods to be purchased in San Fran
cisco will he received and filed by return Of Steamer
ES-S Shipments from Europe and the United States,
intended for these Islands, will be received by the
Company in San Francisco, if consigned to them. and
be forwarded by their Steamers to Honolulu, FREE
OF CHARGE, except actual outlay
re- Passengers are requested to take their tickets
before II o'clock the day Of sailing, and to pro-
cure their Passports.
5ss- All Bills against the Steamer must be pre-
sented before two O'Clock the day Of sailing or
they viii have to lay over till the return OF the
Steamer for settlement.
1-sm .ge H.HAcKFELD 4 CO.. Agents.
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Queens Hospital.
ed air.

The following is the Report of the Physician
to the Queens Hospital for the first quarter of
1870:
Mr.. President and Gentlemen Of tie Board IF
Trustees ai
During the past quarter. 223 patients have
been entered on the hospital books. in which
number are not included many who applied only
for complaints of minor importance. OF this
number 80 have been admitted into the Hospital
house patients.
The number of prescriptions entered on the
books amounts to 102O. which does not include
repetitions of prescriptions once entered.
Fifteen deaths have occurred, of which five
refer to the Austrian Frigate D0ndu three
cases of chronic dysentery, and two Of pulmonary
consumption); all Of these entered the Hospital
in the last stage Of their diseases. Three oc-
Cured to other foreigners, viz: one case of
servy, with pleurisy one Of organic disease of
the brain, and one of Brights disease, with cere-
bral complication six refer to recently immi-
grated natives of Manahiki and Danger Islands,
in all of whom the lately prevailing epidemic of
pulmonary catarrh became aggravated with pull
monia and pleurisy and one only Of a native
Hawaiian.
The highest number of hospital patients at one
time was seyenty-one the most ever had at one
time before. At present, we have fifty.
A number of quite important operations have
been performed during the last SIX months, of
which will only mention two partial removals
of the lower naxila, and one case Of amputation
of both feet above the ankles.
Respectfully submitted.
HIfli.4e WIN HuIERRAND NJ d.
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TIE following incident is related Of George Pea
body on one of his last visits to Salem: He sit
ting alone one evening BY open parOr win
dow The room within was lighted, the street with
out was dark so that while his form was plainly re-
cognizabIe by anybody passing be could what
passed. A party of young men stopped in front of
the house, and began 70 call Tor Peabody % Pea
bodyi' SupPosing very naturally that the towns
men wished to pay their respects and hear speech,
he came forward, when a voice out Of the dark
ness s.Say Peabody give us i've Thousand dol
lars" Mr.. Peabody shut the window very suddenly,
and did not make q speech.
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Supreme Court of the Hawaiian
Islands---In Probate.

In the Matter Of the Estate OF Notice Tor Publication Of time
John Weinberg. 0f Homo appointed for bearing applca-
lula, Oahu. deceased ton for letters alton
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER of the Hon
l. orable II. A. Widsmann, Justice Of said Court,
in Probate. made the fourth day Of March. A. D..
1870, notice is hereby given, that, THURSDAY rue
3lsT DNY or MARCH, A. D., 1870, at 10 o. cioekPA.
NJ. of said day, at the Court Room Of said Court at
Honolulu in the Island Of Oahu. has been appointed
the time and place for hearing the application Of
George Williams for the issuance Of letters Of admin
istrationto him. when and where ang person inter-
ested may appear and contest the same.
WALTER 3. SEAL, Deputy Clerk
Dated March 4th, 1870. ls-4t-
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Supreme Court of the Hawaiian
Islands---In Probate.

In the matter of the estate Notice for publication
Caroline jackson Ford, Of Of time appoited for
Honolulu, deceased proving Will &c
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
Il Honorable II. "A. Widemann Justice Of said
Court, in Probate, made on the 29th day Of March,
A. D. 1870, notice is hereby given that Thursday the
18th day of April. A. D. 1870. at 10 o'clock A. NJ of
said day at the Court Room of said Court. at Homo
lulu. in the Island Of Oahu. has been appointed as
theme and place for proving the Will Of said Care
line Jackson Ford deceased and for hearing the ap-
plicaton of Lvinia Kapu for the issuance Of Letters
Testamentary to her. when and where any person in
terested may appear and contest the same.
.thhrJ-a tt' r WALTER R. SEAL-ll
Dated Honolulu, 29th Mach, 1870. Deputy Clerk
list
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Supreme Court---In Probate

In the matter Of the Estate Of Before Mr., Justice
s P; NOHEA, Of Honolulu WIDENASx, in
deceased. chambers -t
ON READING and filing the Petition Of
" A. F. JUDD. Administrator Of the Estate Of
s. P N0HEA, deceased. praying for order Of sale
of certain pieces Of land in Kaaihee, Kailua. Kooau-
poke, Oahu, belonging to said deceased aud setting
forth certain legal reasons why such real estate
should be sold
1t is hereby ordered that THURSDAY, the 18th day
of April A. d. 1870 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, be and the
same is5hcreby appointed the time Of hearing the
said application and all objections that may be offer
ed thereto =. p fl = 81 = p ~
Audit is further ordered that copy Of this order 10
published in the HAwAuAs GAZETTE and KE Au 0KoA,
newspapers published in Honoluu for three successive
weeks.
By order Of the Court AZ
WALTER R. SEAL. ~
103t Deputy Clerk.
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i LEGAL NOTICES.


TFfTrrFT-. AZ rJ'|I'-E q =
In the matter Of the Bankruptcy Before Mr. Justice wide
= i ssnR- H. Brown v'l'H's mann ," eA'Hs'T'
WHEREAS, on the l4th, day of March, AID. 1870.
JoHN II. BRows, fled his petition that he might Be
adjudged Bankrupt; and whereas upon reading and
fling said petition. order was duly made calling
upon all persons to appear before the undersigned
the 24th Gay Of the said month Of March, to show
cause any they bad why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted. and the said John II Brown
be adiudged Bankrupt, and whereas on the said 2h
day Of March proof having been made the satisac-
ton Of the Court that due notice Of the snd bearing
had been published in the HKwAIAx GAZETTE q
newspaper published in the City of Honolulu and no
person having made any objection the prayer Of
said petition being granted:
Now THEREFORE,, it is ordered by the Court that
the said John H. Brown be- and he Is hereby adjudeed
Bankrupt And It is further ordered that notice Of
such Bankruptcy be given in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
and that notice be given for three conservatives weeks
In said GAZETTE, calling upon all creditors Of the said
John H. Brown, to appear before me the undersigned
at the Court House. in the City Of Honolulu, on
THURSDAY. the 21st day Of April next, at 10 o'clock
A NJ to prove their claims in accordance with the pro-
visions Of Section 967 Of the Civil Code.
H. A. WIDEMANN,
Associate Justice of Supreme Court.
Attest:
WALTER R. SEAL, Deputy Clerk.
Dated at Honolulu, this 25th day Of March, 1870.
H. n
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Mathematics.


The ORGAN contends that the value of
sugar does not depend upon its color
Everybody knosos that ) Everybody admits
it." So says the Adcertiser of last week.
In former number, it held quite a differ
ent opinion "The color of sugar, as fixed
by the Dutch Standard, does determine its
Ualue, as an article of commerce, and con-
sequently its value for refining or any
other purpose 1t proceeds to demon
strate, in that article, that fact; for, hav-
ing ascertained how much pure sugar No.
u contains, it follows up Its calculations
with a mathematical accuracy that ought
to be convincing, and would be, possibly,
except for the obtuseness of the human
intellect in general. What science is so
exact as mathematics, to solve questions
of this sort? Is it not more satisfactory
method than that of chemical analyses,
though they be extended over thousand
experiments, on the component parts of
sugars ready for shipment? This is the
.4dueTtiSer's mathematics:
No. u sugars contain, in every ton of 1000
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TRuE or not true, never saying better adapt
ed to our present situation than phrase which was
few days ago. attributed to the Emperor 1t is said
that the Empress and some intimate friends were
speaking to him with great dismay about the changes
which going on ard their wide consequences
I" Well" said be, you are very hard to please. I
find myself that, for rerolutiOR, things going on
very smoothly. "-Paris Letter.
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1000 TBS. worth Sl56.O5

1000 TBS. worth Sl56.05."
If the pure sugar is so increased from
No. II to No Is, by the same rule 1000
pounds Of No. 20 contains almost $500
pounds clear sugar j, and in decreasing
ratio, the .Daolasses and the soaste are re-
d,tced to a great deal less than nothing /!
Who, for one moment, acan doubt the
infallible accuracy of the AdcerFiser's
mathematics Why, it seems as though
nature, herself, must have had the Dutch
Standard especially in view, in arranging
the constituents of sugar, just to har-
monize with this demonstration
Does the AdoeTtiser mean, at this late
day, to go back on its mathematics, and
admit, with every body" that the value
of raw sugars does not depend on color
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Licences Expiring in March, 1870.

d ETAIL, 0AHU-Ho lon olulu 9Th, S. NJ Cnrter.F
III ST.; eth, Mrs Singer Maunakea St; sth, GIunWald
Shuttle Maanakea St; l4th, l. Richardson Fort St;
20th Fischer Roth Fort ST.; 10th, FosbrOoke. Fort
ST.. 10TH Lun Tai. Beretania St; 9th. J. Perry. W.
uana ST.; 3lst, A. Manuel, King ST.; Both, Brewer
Co., Queen ST.; 18th, Pal Shun, Nuuanu St; 18th, g..
W. Norton. EspIanade. w aianae 18th, Aehong
Laie: 18th G. Nebeker. Kaalaeiki 27th, Naval
R. Beck MAUI-Makawao: LIST, Kuhi. Mooloa
lst. sLaeloa. waiukul: 10th. W Enos. HAWAII.
S. Kona 2sd, I. Corea. Wsiohinu: 18th, Chung
Hoon Keauhou I'd. G. W. Jones. OnOmea 9Th.
Ahlu Co. Hilo: Sch, Akau; 18th. Akina, kauai
-Hanalei 21st. Alb Tpan 4 Ghoka. Koloa l.
Pinkham 18th. All Man. Ke1lia: ist' Krull-
Lihue 9Th. Plantations 18th Pae-hun-
WHOLESALE Honolulu: 18TH chulan Bros,
Nuuauu ST.; 30tb. Brewer 4 Co.. Queen St
WHOLESALE SPIRITS Honolulu 18th, NJ. C.
Challamel Nuuanu st. $50
BUTcHER-Honofuiu: 9th. S. Ridley.
HORSE Honolulu 10th. Kelly, No. Isl 18th,
MAXI Keopuhiua. No. l52 Path, Bapa. No. 1885,
B0AT--Honolulu Ilth, G. Tyler, No. 81 HA-
WAII-Hiio l4th. l. Upn 4th, Napeahi
AUCTION, HAWAII. H. Coney. 18TH
vIcTUALING-Lahaina: 1ith. kapaukea-
INTERIOR OFFICE. LIST March, lS7o-
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Administrators Notice.

THE Undersigned, having been appOin-
i ted Administrator of the Estate of William r.
Bray, late of Honolulu, deceased, requests that all
persons owing the said estate will make immediate
payment to, and all persons having claims against
said estate, to exhibit the with the necessary
vouchers, duly authenticated to S. B. Dne Admins
orator of said estate. at Honolulu within six months
from the date of publication of this notice. and if not
50 presented they will be forever barred.
S. B. DOLE,
Administrator of the Estate of William R. Bray
Honolulu. March 30th. lS70.-1l-4t
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Supreme Court--In Probate.
IIN CHAMBERS. !

In the matter of the Estate of Kaluapakohana (w.)
IL Of Honolulu. deceased
NOTICE. - Proper Application having
IN been made to the Honorable A. S. HartWell,
Justice of the Supreme Court, by A. F. Judd. Ad-
ministrator upon the Estate Of Kauapakohana, W.,
for hearing for final settlement of his accounts,
and that he may be discharged from further response
persons whom it may concern that FRIDAY, the
sth day of April. A. d. 1870. next 10 O'Clock IN
the forenoon is day and hour appointed for hearing
the application for such discharge from the admins
tration aforesaid. and all objections that may be
offered thereto, at the Court House in the-town Of
Honolulu. ~ r = WALTER R. SEAL
a Deputy Clerk Of Supreme Court
Honolulu, March Is, 1870. 90 II-2t
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ASnEEv J. LAwREScE is appointed Master in
Chanoery from The 18th Of February, and
wAIrEE z. SEAL 3 Master in Chancery from the
ss,t Of March inst By order Of the Court.
L. McCULLY, Clerk
MI sssh. $50. -
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Circuit Court---Maui.

At Chambers Lahaina, Maui, Dec. 18th Iss9 Hon. A. g.
HartwelI, Justice Of The Supreme Court
ON READING and filing the petition Of
" Kuamoo Kip, praying for a divorce from her
husband James Kipp. the ground Of his wilful and
continued deseFon Of her for three successive years.
1T WAS ORDERED by the said Justice, that the
said petition win come on 70 Be beard on the frat day
Of next June Term. Of the Circuit court at Lahans,
before the presiding Justice At Chambers. notice
thereof leing given by previous publication IN the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, for three successive months.
3-sm THOMAS SHELL, Clerk.
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Booth and others, Minors plieaton Of Guardian for
ON READING AND FILING THE Pr
" titon Of Anna Booth of Honolulu, the Guardian
OF the persons and property of Sarah Anna Booth and
Others minors praying for order Of sale o certain
real estate belonging to her said wards and setting
forth certain legal reasons why such real estate
should be sold
1t hereby ordered that the next kin Of the said
wards and all persons interested in the said estate
appear before this Court on THURSDAY, the twenty
first day Of April. A. 1870 at 10 o'clock A. H., at
the Court Room of this Court. in Honolulu then and
there to show why order shoulduot be grant
ed for the sale Of such estate
And it is further ordered that copy Of this order
be published at least three successive weeks before the
said day of hearing in the GAZETTE and Au Otoa
newspapers published in said Honolulu.
ALFRED S. HARTWELL,
Justice of Supreme Court.
Attest: Er
L. McCULLY, Clerk ss.e
Dated Honolulu, March 20, 1870. flaw.
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KAAIEHAALEHA r.

G. X Wrucox Is appointed clerk of the Circuit
Cours Of the fourth judicial Circuit, rice Duscan Nc
BRIDE resigned 10 take effect on the Slst of March
INST By 0rder Of the Court -.
L. MccULLY, Clerk.
Na-eh -. 1870.
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ysEEB K SIXTH. Of Keloa, has been duly apPoin-
and Sherf q Kauai, vice DAVID X. Eye, resigned,
and vii be respected accordingly.
STEPHEN H. PHILLIPS,
Attorney Generals Office, Attorney General.
Honolulu, March q, 1870.
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NOTICE!

MARCH 3Ist BEING THE CLOSE OF
vi the BIENNIAL FISCAL PELIOD, and it
being required that the of the General Post
Office be made up for this period all persons indebted
to this Bureau requested to make immediate pay
ment and thOse having claims, of any sort against
the same. requested to present them without de-
lay. Claims for MAIL CARRIAGE and SALARIES
must be presented IMMEDIATELY. Pustmasters
and others please observe.
ARTHUR P. BRICKwOoD
Postmaster .Gen'l.
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DUElss ny absence. Hon. Col. D. KalAkaua viii
acs a. Governor Of Oahu.
JSo. o. DoMISIs.
GovsruOr's ohse. Honolulu. March ed, 1870.
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DO PROCLAIM.

That II Is Our viii and pleasure, in pur
.suznoe Of the provisions of OUR Constitu
riOn, that the Members of the Legislative
Assembly of 0UR Kingdom, do assemble
a. the Court House, in OUR City of Homo
lniu, for the despatch of Public Business
At u O'Clock, NJ, on Saturday the thirtietf
day Of April, in the year of OUR Lord, One
Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy
Given under oUR Royal Sign Manual, at
Iolani Palace, in Our City of Homo
lulu, this first day of March, A d. One
Thousand Eight Hundred and Seven
ty, and in the Seventh Year of Our
Reign
KAMEHAlIEHA r.
By the KISe.
The Minister of the Interior,
T. w HUTcHIsoN.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE Partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween FRANK Brown, and GODFREY BRowS
under the firm name and style of Brown Co., in
the Wholesale Wine and Spirit business in this City,
is this day ssolved by Limitation.
Honolulu, March 3Oth, 1870.
Any persons having. accounts against said firm of
Brown Co.. are requested to present them immed-
atey and all indebted to said firm, requested to
settle their accounts BY the 18th of April as intend
leaving here by the Steamer Idaho, on the goth Of
April.
1855 FRANK BROWN
Honolulu. March 30th, 1870. 11-3t
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PROCLAMATION.

We, KANlEHAMEHA V, by the
Grace Of God, of the Hawaiian Islands,
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In the matter Of Sarah Anna
Booth and others. Minor I
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DUINART, Pere & Fils' Champagne,
II Carte Blanche, in quarts, and piuts--a New
Invoice, received ex r. c. WYLIE, and or sale BY
&C 1-4-S9I H. HACKFELD co.,
s3l Agents Messrs. Ruinart, pere fls.
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Gas T. 6ulAok. Chief Clerk Of the Interior Office.
I'll attend % the stamping Of Weights and Measures,
daring the temporary absence of Capt. A. Russell from
shis Island Parties who have not had their weights
and measures stamped by the 18th Prox will be pro-
csasd against according to the Laws regulating the
sane