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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-04-14
TOR SALE OR RENT.

The Huntoon Hotel, on Main street, opposite
the Gen. Strong Mansion, in fine order, with
sheds and barns. place to make money. With
proper attention it can be filled with boarders
and the travelling public.
FARRAND PARKER
Rutland, VT, March 81, 1870. diff
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-04-14
THIS Is NO HUMBUG !

BY sending IS cents, with age, height, color OF
eyes and hair, you will receive, by return mail, a
correct picture of your future husban4 or wife,
with name and date of marriage. Address w.
FOX, p. o. Drawer No "a, Fultonville, n. Y.
a4d&w4w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-04-14

1t contains no LAC SULPHUR-no SUGAR
of LEAD no LITHARGE-no NITRATE OF
SILVER, and is entirely free from the poisonous
and health destroying Drugs used in other Hair
Preparations.
1t is sure to supersede and drive out of the COM
munity all the POISONOUS PREPARATIONS
now in use Transparent and clear as crystal it
will not soil the finest fabric No oil, no sedi-
ment. no dirt-perfectly safe, clean, and efficient
-desideratums LONG SOUGHT FOR, and
FOUND AT LAST!
1t colors and prevents the Hair from becoming
Gray, imparts a soft, glossy appearance, removes
Dandruh is cool and refreshing to the head
checks the Hair from falling off, and restores it
to great extent when prematurely lost, prevents
Headaches, cures all Humors, eutaneous erup-
tions, and unnatural heat. ONLY IS CENTS
PER BOTTLE.
DIR. G. SMITH, Patentee, Groton Junction,
Mass. Prepared only by
PROCTOR BROTERS, Gloucester, Mass,
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Ask your Druggist for Natures Hair Restora-
tive, and take no other.
HENRY CO., Burlington, vt, Whole
sale Agents. msrch9d&w3m
Fer sale in Rutland at wholesale and retail by
E. A. Pond. At retail by Allen & Higgins Han
rahan & Co, Geo. E. Paul & Co. west Rutland,
Hanrahan & Co.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-04-14

A dressing which is at
once agreeable, healthy and
effectual for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray hair Is
soon restored to its original
color with the gloss and
freshness of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling
hair checked, and badness
often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing
can restore the hair where
the follicles are destroyed.
or the glands atrophied and
: and decayed. But such as
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23

The unsSleableness Of nlolaSSeS. and low
prices ohtained for second and thiri SUI
y7-s. are serious drSwhaoks upon profits,
s. every planter on car islands well knows,
With al the attention that hiss been Civ
en-, to reducing the quantities Of raolASSes.
Snd increasing the SmoUui Of second su-
sars by high Inning and high boiling. with
eur present Ssyle of gSsssS, re decided
pr,-cress hSS been made in this direction.
and we believe that Improvements must
be reached through reconstruction Of the
p',rs' itself. If reachei st all This Is the
field IN which those interested in sugar
are working, whether their cspitAl is in
vested in re6nerie>. OF in cropping canes
from the feds: and Improvements in
sugar machinery and the apparatus Of re
ducsiOn Of the juice 10 crystals, are
brought by inventors to the notice Of
the p1blic, frequently, and are pressed
upon the attention Of sugar growers
We notice the arrival by the Maggie
J5.inssoa, Of Mr.. Gardiner, who has come
here. we understand. fer the purpose Of
bringing 70 the notice Of our planters,
method OF manipulating cane Juice, which
places the whole produc, IN crystals, with
cut any reSiduum Of nnolaSSes He has
made this subject speciality for mAny
yearS. and Is confident that he has disoov-
cred 4 procesS which Is efsectusl snd no
more expensive IN rs application than the
puccess now IN use. The plant" that
he requires To prove the utility OF his pro
cess to cur SlgSr growers, Is not eNpen-
Sive, bur NAV be Joined TO works already
IN u>e,-thst Is 70 take the juice from the
mill We are no, acquainted with the de
tails Of his process. but observe Jhsg he
bases hi. reasoning on the proposition thai
there Is no molasSeS IN the cane. and that
the dark color of the crytals arises from
faults IN the treztmeu, of the juice, in the
course Of It's reduction TO the solid form
These faults be asserts can be corrected.
50 that the changes IN the juice shall not
materially deteriorate the color Of the su-
gar. and viii not result in the production
Of molasses- The sugar can be turned
out. IN any shape from solid concrete, to
bright grocery grades, or even white re
fined
This Is what Mr. Gardiner asserts his
apparatus and process viii do. and We hope
that be may be able to demonstrate his
plan TO the satisfaction Of our sugar grow
ers. for If successful, it viii plsee Us a great
way IN advance Of present methods Of
sugar making.
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diszuStei with those who are no, satisfied with
any thiug.~
Protection should be extended to every oae.
high and low, ricA and pOor. vi,hce, parsiAfsy TO
aay. Neither rich Or roor should be permitted
10 cheat Or rob oc wronS each other under any
sPecsoas pcesenee Of preServing rights, and when
the right IS secured sud the wreeg redrsssed
without Fzar,i@l,y, all should be ss,lS6ed These
an ny views and the ground far them ia bret
they nay Be wroog aud others who differ from
ihen BE risht I can Only SAY that the reasons
fOs them seem TO NJ conclusive. whea they do
nos shall be ready to adOp, any that are more
satisfactory. T.
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lANrAKY rEkN. $50.


Pas Hr@o4 rs JasT,R Loras 'ssd DSsisi H.
Action Of Ejeotment and for mesne profits,
The case was Submitted on the following agreed
facts;
The Plaintiff claims under lease from the
Princess Victoria KamAmalu and NJ KekuAuaoa.
dated Jan. l, lSss, for the term Of twenty years
from its date. which lease WAS duly acknowledged,
and recorded March 80 1854
The defendants are in possession of the prem
ises. the annual rental and profits Of which an.
I've dollars. and have held possession thereof
Sinee Aprll II 1855. under deed of conveyance
from Charles c. Harris, Trustee Of the said Prin-
eeSS Victoria Ksunsmslu dated April II, 1865.
which deed was duly acknowledged and recorded
On the day Of its date. The said Charles C.
Harris usAde and executed the said deed under
and BY virtue Of a deed Of trust from the said
Princess Victoria HamzHalR 10 him. dated April
3 1854, and daily acknowledged aud recorded April
II. 1854. which said deed Of trust conferred the
power to collect and p4y debts. but gave 20 ex-
p7ess power Of sale
The plaintiff made demand upon the defendants
Tor possession before the setion was brought.
The deeds referred to are fled
W c. Jones and F. II. Harris for plaintiff.
n. ThonpScu for defendants.
HAsrwuL J. &: The plaintiff : lease was duly
executed and recorded before the defendants
deed Of conveyance 1t Is unnecessary to con-
sider the validity Of the trustees conveyance
under his power. although it would seen that the
defendants received good legal title. See Good
rich Is Proctor Cray. 569; Parker vs. Con
verse. To. $50; Baldwin vs. Timmius. 3 ID,
500
But the trustee could eonvey no better title
and no larger estate. than his beneficiary had and
his deed only purPoris to convey all her estate.
night, title. interest, property. possession claim
and demand The eState which remained in the
Princess Victoria or IN those holding cnder her
during the continuance Of the lease. was an es-
tate in reversiOn. and the defendants as grantees
Of the revsrsiOn. have sn estate in remainder
which will en'i,le them 10 possession only upon
the termination Of the lease. Burde vs.. Thayer
3 Met -
The plaintiff is entitled to the Erit prayed for
IN his complaint. giving him possession Of the
premises under his lease and slSO to mesne
profits al the annual renisl sgreed upon from
date Of April Il. 1865. and costs. Let Judgment
Be entered secoriingiy-
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Liberal Advances Made on all ship
menIs per Steamer.

Freight sor san Francisco viii be received at t5e
Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for the same,
given by the sBdersigned- Nc charge for storage
q ezrtsgs- FIRE RiSks ii Warehouse, not taken by
th= Company
Insurance guaranteed at Lower Rates than BY Sail
inz Vessels. Particular taken Of Shipments Of
Fruit
AL orders for Goods - be purchased Il San Fran
cisco viii be received, and tiled BY return Of Steamer
S-SbiYuests from Europe and the United States,
intended for these Islands. viii be received by the
Company IN san Francisco, Il consigned 70 them and
Dc forwarded By their Steamers 20 Honolulu, PRzE
o. CHARGE, except actual oltlsy-
e Passengers are requested % take their tickets
tsfors Il o'eieek the day Of sailing, and 70 pro
cure their Passports
z~An Bills against the Steamer must be pre-
sentei before o'clock the day Of sailing, or
tbey vii have 70 lay over til the return Of the
Steamer for settlement
I'm Il EAcKFELD L Co. AgsEts.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23

THE Visit Of the Emperor Of Austria to the Sultan
Was attended with Characteristic act Of courtesy
pan Of the latter 1t Is well known that the
library Of Matthew CorViuus, King OF Hungary, was
captured daring tie old Wars and transferred the
Sersgii0- THIS has been matter OF wonder to
Europeans, a being supposed TO comprise many
classic trsaiises- Ibis, however, is not believe,
the csc but the books chiefly ecclesiastical The
Sultan presented 10 the Emperor four OF the hand
soonest Of these books, bearing the Oftheir for
msg oEn=rs. They sre, states the LsraHf Herald, a
folio Of s. Augustine, De Civi;ste Del twelve com
edies Of PlSuius; irerise on Rhetoric. by George
Of TrebiEond aud aportion Of Lstiu translatsOn
Of the History Of Poiybius- The Empepr has
achieved popularity in Hungary BY placing these vol
umez in the National Library at Pestb.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23

In our issue Of the 9th inst, we ST
tempted 10 show thai the color Of Jaw
sugar formed no pan Of Is sctual and
intrinsic value We stated thai there wsre
then before u. one thousand two hundred
ANALYSIS Of from 5000 70 $4,000 tons OF
.raw sugars. produced Under every variety
q culture. sol. climate. and Manufacture;
and from them We tind dark suEzrs anzlvz-
ing high N cane and low N grape &boui
- often - the reverse. We further stated
thz- i've different anzlysiS Of sugar from
one plantation. uniformly dark. rarely
reaching Ne I2-mostlv not over Nos
10 and Il. the snzlvsi> pertaining 10
lS4.500 H,s-,-shoSe5 cane sugar. $3.50;
grape sugar. l-SS; w&ter. &c. "a: and
from smother plantation. the sugars q
which are uniformly white, the analysis
showed. cane, sL672- grape, 5.lsl; other
mzrter. S.OlS. thus showing ; superior
value 70 the rs1ner Of $40 Der ton Tor the
frst. OF dark sugar. We slSo pointed ouI
II what manner The manipulation and cir
cumstanoes Of sugar IN the process Of
manufacture affected Is color. In the
following tsbie. the frs column repre-
Ssnts the different Plantations. the second.
The number Of analysis on each plAnta-
non; the third, the oOlors by Duteh
standard; the fourth gives the proportion
q cane sugar: the fifth, the grape sugar.
and the sixth. the foreign matter. This
table i well worth the Perusal sDd study
Of or readers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23

CoUEr NEwS-His Majesty sailed N
the Kam1ii1, on Thursday laSi- for Moio-
kzi BE embarked from the EsplSnAde
ST shout Il 4 n. unie- = s2lGIe from the
Battery on Punch Bowl His Majesty
arrived 81 kSunzkaksi on the following
{ Friday morning 81 AZ Yesterday,
HIS Eroellency J. o. Doninis and Hon.
Mn. Dominis. sailed IN the Rauais for
Moloksi
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Licences Expiring in March, 1870.

ID ETAIL, OAHU-HonoIulu 5th, S. N. Carter, Fort
III St; 9th Mrs Singer Maunakea ST.. Sth Grunwald
Shuttle, MaunakeA ST.; 18th, l. Richardson Fort ST.;
Goth Fischer Roth. Fort st.; 10th, FOsbrooke. Fort
ST.; 10th, Lum Tai Beretania St.; 9Th. J. Perry NJ
uana st.; 3ist, A. Manuel. King st.; 30th, Brewer
Co. Queen St; 18th. Pal Shun. Nuuanu St; 18th, G.
W. Norton, Esplanade. Waianae 18th, Aehong
Laie: 18th. G. Nebeker. kaalaeiki: 9th, Naval
R. Beck. MAUI-Makawao LIST, kuhi- Mooloa
LIST. Laeloa. Waikiki 10th. W. Enos. HAWAII,
S. Kona Esd. /. Corea. Waiohinu /: 2sth. Chung
Hoon. Keauhou I'd, G. W. Jones. 0nomea: 5th,
Ahu Co. Hilo sth. Akau 18th, Akina, kauai
-Hanslei; 2lst An Toan 4 Ghoka- Koloa; 1.
Pinkham 18th, All Man. Keslia lst Krull.
Lihue: It'll, Plantation 18th, Paeshun.
Wholesale Honolulu 18th. Chulan Bros,
Nuuanu st.. seth. Brewer Co., Queen st.
WHOLESALE SPIRITS-Honolulu 18th, NJ. C.
Challamel, NuEanu 81.
PUBLIC sHOw-Honoulu 9th, Eng Comply
No. 2.
BUTCHER-Honoulu 9Th. S. Ridley.
HORSE - Honolulu: 10th, Kelly. No. Isl 18th,
Maxi Keopuhiwa, No. 152 2lth. Bapa, No. 1853.
B0AT-Honoluu: lIth, @, Tyler, No. 80. HA-
WAII-Hilo : 18th. /. Upn Eth. Napeahi.
AUCTION, Hawaii. II. Coney, 18th.
VICTUALING-Lahana l1th. Kapaukea-
ISTEKIoR 0FPIcE. lst March, 1870.
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KANFHANIFHA r.
Treaty with Russia

Ok -be 18Th Of June 1853. COnven-
si1- q Commerce and Navigation was
5z-v entered INTO by His EzceIIency c.
a. Tz--uy. Minister Pieuirotenrizry. On
telz-s o. His Hawaiian Maiesty. and N
d Co1lre Dc >,sckeIt,er-. Russian E1nbzs>-
sz5a- IN Pans. duly authorized 10 nego-
tiz,s N tie Frsui~eS. which sid Conven-
U1 hzs been duly ra-ife5- and the
rz-z1zti11s sxchzHEe5- Oh the Isl Of De
cs-ser. Is5s. and /. word for word -
t1-ews-
AEuuE / There shall k reciprocal
Ete-rv ~ c0u-r1e1oe and q navigation
t-s-vsy- Russiz and the Hzvzlizu King
61u
AEl1E . The subjects q HIS Majesty
the E-r--C- az al The Ru>siss. and the
szf5ee-s 81 HIS Majesty the King Of the
HzvcIau Islands. shzl h treated rscir-
-,zLy On the footing q the nos, favored
rz-51l
AEuH s. Il : understood however.
-Lz- -he preceding ssipulations do Bot
i--e-tere iu srv way virh the laws, o-ii-
zzcee and SPECIAL regulations II matters
q e7meros. industry and police, thai
an ID t111s n each q the countries. and
-fz- z-e aTT-iezbla GO 81 foreigners
AEr1E 4 Esch Of The Two contract
ne ra-ris> >tzI have he power 20 COZ
s--u,s Cous-ls General and Consular
A-sa-s, n tbe cites and ports Of the
$50 zn5 possessions Of the Other. which
ar cTeae3 70 forei-n commeroe- The
Cl1suls Gsue-zI and Consular Agents
Sal 1c-- bcwever, enter upon Their tunc-
ril1s- ezoeFs ztter having been approved
Ct and duly admitted BY the Government
1ez- Etich they are accredited They
shall s1e-ciss thei- functions. and shall
e-5cv al -he T-lviieces. exemptions and
zzzuui-ies belonging q. OF thai nav It
-r-u-e5 20. Tie ConsuIs q the most "a
vo-el uz-ion In case they should be
s--z-e5 n -ra6e. they shall not b en-
t5-le5 Co rhe i1zr-.uuiitiieS granted to So Con
suls Fourriouszi-es
AEu@ s j. rase s Russian vessel
stau-5 - wrecked On ths casts Of the
Ezuzzzn hl1cio1n. OF an Hawaiian ves-
- Cd the cozs-s Il Russia. the local al
cto-7-5s- sfzu give sid and assistance Tor
rhe salvage q the ez-zo. and Tor rs rs
t5-z-ioa % the oEners.
AEuLE O. The present Convention Of
Co4ze7e and q Navigation shall remain
n io-cs during ten yezrs from tie Gate Of
IL sicuz-ure q thar Ac1- It may be re-
nsEed - tbe eKpiiTz-isn q the tern Of
- rez-s
AEuUE = Tie stiVulztions contained
n ths p-essut Ac,. drawn II duplicate IN
Tx EueIish and in The French languages.
sal obizin the oo1frna,iou Of the II
s7ec-ive Governments. and the decIzra-
tio1s 20 tbzs efec-- executed n the usual
f-1- shzI l. exchanged 81 Pans. within
"A 11ou-hs- ~ sooDer, L possible.
Pan, Is june, 1865.
C. DE- KAElsSr.
CE Z nE SIACEEsEEG.
Al Fsrsons are hereby notified that
IL SD Couventson r 10 b regarded, IN
a r P-0Tisions, A. pan OF the public
lsE q the kingdom, and respected &C
oo-Gngiy-
c c. HAEE1s,
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PROCLAMATION.

VIZ KAMEHANEHA Y. BY tbs
G-zce OF God, Of the Hzwziizn Islands.
kNG-
Do PROCLAIM.
Tat II L Or VII and pleasure, n puT-
sEance 81 the provisions Of OUR Coa>riru-
ri11. ths- the Members OF the legislative
Assembly al Orr Kingdom Do assemble
s. the Coz-5 House, IN OCE CITY Of Hone
lziu- for the despatch q Public Business.
~ u o'cl5ck- N. on SATURDAY the thirrii,.ih
5zy Of AIs-l- II the year q orr Lord. One
Tbouszn6 Ei-hr Hundred sid Seventy.
G5rea under OH ROYAL sign Mznuzl, 81
loan Palace. N OH CITY Of Homo
iulz. this 6-st dzvof March. 4 D. one
Thsuszud Eichi Hundred and seven
X znd II The Seventh Yez- Of OUR
Relcl
kAMEHAMEHA r
81 The kISG
Tls Minister q the Interior.
T Y. HU1CEIsoS.
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Supreme Court of the Hawaiian
Islands--in Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate Of VIM. H. BRAY. Of
Honolulu, Deceased.
DuRsUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
IL Hon. II. A. WIDEAANN. Justice Of said Court,
in Probate. made the 9th day Of March. A. d.
1870. notice is hereby given, that THURSDAY. the
24,h day Of March. A. d. 1870, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
of said day, at the Court Room Of said Court. at
Honolulu, in the Island Of Oahn, has been appointed
the time and place for hearing the application Of
&. Hannah Bray, widow Of VIM. II. Bray. deceased.
Tor the issuance Of letters Of administration TO
suitable person. when and where any person may
appear aud contest the same.
WALTER r. SEAL, Deputy Clerk.
March 9th, 1870. 92t
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Certainly. this se-lsS O analysis demon
s--z-eS. beyond s doubt. that color forms
no reliable standard 70 determine the
value Of raw sugars for refining purposes
Eight bundled thousand pounds Of sugar,
sold from plantation not averaging IS
high A. Nc Il IN color. contained q larger
per centage Of cane sugar and les q
grape. than any othe-. and realized :
higher p-ioe accordingly Indeed. Il came
within four per cent Of the standard Of
good refined sugar II had les in
TurltieS than any other. and stu was %
dark as 70 pay but cents duties; while
another, worth 5 or 6 Per cent les TO the
refner. / 80 uniformly light that 81 cents
duty must Be paid The former dark 81
gar, paying 5 cents duty, had, to every
1900 rs:
6-l7- Ss-s----------------------- - z.s
l-.s- s-as-zzs=z- ----- 50
z@16
The latter. s light sugar. paying s.
cents duty, had 10 every 1900 ms
Gaze surr-- ------------- --------------- 1szs r.
0-as- szsez1s--s ----------------------------- sE
z9157
From tins. II vii be seen that the rs-fB-
iHg value Of the light sugar IN this case
vas considerably les than that Of the
dark sugar. whilst the duties were SO
per ton more
Thus vehave done our duty IN LAYING be
tore CIR readers important facts connected
with the color Of sugar. = incidental 10 It's
manufacture here Were-ard the duty Of
this journal TO keep the people informed on
whatever / Of importance to Their busi-
ness- TIE sugar business i the most
important branch Of industry 10 u. and
l. growing daily more 50 Following in
Is tram. every other branch Of industry
pzr14kes Of Is prosperity, or withers with
rs adTersity- We have not pretended TO
criticise Judge HoAman-s decisior.-it has
nothing 10 DO with Is: the acton was
between the American Government and
some Of is citizens. and II IL Owl court
But, what induced u 70 enter into this
investigation Was the sneering al good
citizens for expressing their opinion
though those citizens are interested IN
this manufacture 70 the extent Of the result
Of theindustry Of q lifetime: and therefore
when anything Of interest 10 that industry
offers Itself 10 public consideration. may be
presumed 10 have a right 10 discuss It. and
f they use 10 upbraiding OF rejecting
terms towards others, may havethe night TO
discuss II, without bringing upon them
selves offensive epithets OF reflections
This press : truly ISDHExDEx1. and
claims for every man IN this country
right 10 express his opinions IN 5 respect
ful and gentlemznly manner, and q right
70 challenge Tor those opinions the atten-
tion Of the community N which be dwells.
In these columns, no mans personal IN
teTest i subserEed, OF sought to be sub
served, but only the Interests Of the entire
public and that public the Hawaiian pub
lie, by which re mean, Of every man Who
casts his lot among Us, for better or for
worse We have done our duty IN this
matter. 2s we understand II, and dismiss
II. not TO reCur to Il again, unless, in the
course Of litigation, something Of interest
nav h dexeIoue5
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List of Jurors drawn for the
April Term. 1870. Supreme Court.
March IIth. 1870.
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian
Islands---In Probate.

the Matter Of the Estate on Notice for Publication Of time
John Wieuberg q Homo appointed for hearing appca
lulu Oahu deceased for letters ADMINISTRATION
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF the Hon.
il Orable II. A. Widemann, Justice Of said Court,
in Probate, made the fourth day Of March A. D.,
lS7e, notice is hereby given, that. THURSDAY The
3lsr DAY OF MARCH. A. D.. 1870, at 10 o'clock A.
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
istration to him, when and where any person inter
ested may appear and contest the same.
WALTER R. SEAL. Deputy Clerk.
Dated March 9Th. 1870. SIT
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CEas- z Gr1zcE. Csisf Cls-E & IL Eu-s-ior Ozss
- $3.50 t1 - s-1EFi-E q s5Etts A.5 NsEszr1s
1E-E - -.zr-a- ahss..-s q Cap A. 2zsssE fra
- 1Ii1-l P.--s1s ~. h1Fsust I'D ttss- zs5rt-s
80 r--szres stEEre5 = he Es-t Fru1 ~ Z r-e-
ss-l.s az.as- .sso-s-E 70 re Lars -srslssirg tie
Jxc- o. DoNrxEs
GEz.f Eor-rsE o.kz.l esrs--a- u Oar.
EE-rt Esst. ls-s-
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Ss-7I-AI s=Fssyees < The 6ors-z.sas AID
g. r1--ieE - va zcz5es Esy = dus q tie
En- I-s1sr-T- - tef1-e IL slst z Ea-rA
~ --c.-z-e5 srzr tts So - -nz- En-s e.
49, t1s-s-1 zsstis- p eaat. t1is IsTa--1s1t
-oe-esE p-11r-T -1e arcazrts e t1s tiazziEl fse1
rsr5.5- ezSzE - IA 6a.s-
b oris- q ths Master = Fin8ues-
Gas a CssTLE.
Hs-ls--a- & Fzt-ie Aec1urrs-
Fas.ss nsF1--=s-s- Euull-il. Nl-sa n Is7s-
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Circuit Court---Maui.

At Chambers Lahaua Mani Dec 29th 1863. Hon. A s.
Hartwell Justice Of the Supreme Court.
ON READING and fling the petition of
~ KuamOo Kipp, praying for divorce from her
husband james kipp, the ground Of his wiful and
continued deseron Of her for three successive years
IT WAS ORDERED by the said Justice that the
said petition viii TO be heard the first day
Of June Term, Of the Circuit Court at Lahana,
before the presiding Justice at Chambers, notice
thereof being given by previous publication in the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, for three successive months.
3-3m THOMAS SHELL, Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23
Supreme Court.

In the matter Of the Bankruptcy
Of JOHN II. BROWN.
TOHN II. BROWN, of Honolulu, having
81 come before the Hon. II. A. WIDEMANN, Jus
tice Of the supreme Court. and declared himself
bankrupt. US provided in section 962 Of the Civil
Code. il this day ordered by the said Justice,
that THURSDAY. the s<th day Of March, inst. at
10 o'clock A. NJ. at the Court Room Of the supreme
Court. Honolulu. be the time aud place % hear and
decide the question Of bankruptcy aud that notice Of
such bearing be published in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
for all persons therein concerned appear and shaw
cause. il any there BE- why the said John II. Brown
should not be decrecd bankrupt
By order Of the Court.
L. McCULLY. Clerk.
Honolulu. March II. fs5e.-9-2t