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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-26

Ybilaoelpbia, 25. 4u8uit. =. (Das
S6hBcuieit.) 0as Diretprimn Oes ShhBsn.
8ereins Bielt porgeiern Nbeno in OerS6aBsn:
balle bes Srn. Gut. ytr 306 RewitraBe. cine
5iBung, wobrt Oi: uorduiiss Nbrednune
iiber bic @innabu,cu unO aussaben oes 6e'
ties ltaiiiano. Bon benz Ster murDe an ben
8erein Gtwas hber $1,000 upu Oem Ostono,
men Srn. IS. ). 0t6!b ausbe3ablt, wslter $40
pom 5aB Bier ab0eben muBte, iooaB benz
nod DdbrenO bes 5eltes rtua 800 Biertel 9Re
uertilgt WorOeu Iino. IN giniriits9elosrn
ino etpa $1,000 eiueegangen, ooab Die De
iammtelnuabn ctpa $4,000 betrn9m. Sie
Aus9aben belauisn ib ouf etruo $1,000 blelbt
atio Rem SHhBenpereine Elm lleberidub oon
etma $1,000. Gin 3tbntel bierpon. alio 500,
1isBen benz 6ono ihr Die gBitiwen nno gDai.
len Der in Seutihtano's @buElampfe @falles
men Su NuBerOem miro Or. 6arl Borrt pom
Der 10 Gents .Eoiterie auf Dem iSsite oeln pa=
iriotiiden onlf5 9ouliie ettua $50 nls Rein.
griras oes llniernebmcns 3u hbcrlisfern in,
Stanoe iein. Dem) -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-26

YriO Qtbrteie aus OeutI d dtanb
bsitdtisen Die Rabribt. ooB Saueru I'M GliaB
einise 8runnen per9itet Bab,n. IS iolen
elf baoenIibe 0rGsoner in 5Ioae bes @enuI=
iss BON oer9iltctem Brunnenwoiisr 9eiiorbsn
iein. Sas piro ilir ole @lidher, falls Die
Ia1ridt rid,t 3u Der Irt pon Saauoersei
ibi6ten aebbrt, pis iie in iaoem &riegs ttpie
llntraut auil6isbsn, lebr hble 5Ol8en babsn.
Durd Die Don ben Deutiben Seiibtsn &eprei'
lalisn ipiro nander llnIAuioi8e leipen mhl /.
len. Sie GliGilsr whtbsn Se9sn ibr etssnss
Rleiih. a. -. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-26

gemertenswcttB.- BON Q8aibinstOn
tpiro gemelOei, bar Die neutilcn Beri4te bon
europa. peldt man nit GriJlS (absr obns
8runo) Ols siinitiB lhr Die 6ran5olen hiu5u'
ltelen periutte, Die oortiBe rOOilole Yrciie per'
anlaBten, tletn bejuleOen. Yor9eliern waren
bic raoitdleu. Yl6tter QBaibinRton's unges
luO9nlib sGbm in ibrcr 9lniti8eu 9turtbei.
lung Der Oeutihen SaGe. gBtr wieecrbOlen,
mas mir bon &ntGug an OITen ausipraben,
Dab bic bsil8e Nut8obe, weIde lib pie oeutlte
ginWs aGT S a1sr 9S GS' 0r S' &ia Sn Per srsn aso
fann. so erireulib fir uns out ole Spm'
patbie: MeuBsrpnsen inO, 10 wien mir Oo6
aus Der Yersau0eube,t 3ur 8enhse, Dab oas
binter nur Der oeua8ogiide 3psd ueriiedt III,
oaraus fur bieii8e Partci5pSds politii4es Ga:
piial Su MAIDEN. ..... r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-26
8ermilhte MnietGen.
S6a.SummerB,

HoRsH-PowIRs T. 10.
gambler In Stritl.g6stu uub RHbItnptri
IN Au9trttreu uuc Agtutn 'ur 6abritlnitn pon ital.
Ger Nri o ollGrbtttBs WtaihtntH.
uHltre "lndepeudent Simultaneous RAFuBHTf HHAp
iLOcKs,n On IS 9Isubtr 1868 pastniir unb biz Osr.
'tNertt "PRICTIoN FEED," pditutrt am 49, Suit 1865
90 Ciuuilquug urertr irlbtrep Yatsnit, madsn unIsTt
Edptmtbtn Die btitn
EuiddQ uuo SrunOrin: esIitisrt unb gOntrafit snt.
g,l'rltnommtu lur biz SrrIblung bon 3trtl.. Gang.
Diulnl. uuo 5tr'ttrrnbmtu Gd9emiblsn unO Wai5is
Gtrie'u I'M AugeuIeintr.
Gnmpmaldusn ttr Gaubbau prrOta init btjpabsrer
GuimsrtGmieit geWadt.
mir sylntrn i'm Drisf,pt6itl.
9ataIOat Usrotn aui Npplcniion burtb bic VoH ooer
1ui anbtrtu Y0cgtu luQtibft. tJlpp TO- 2 tSlu J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-26
~ Central 3eibs uno
- - M1tlcrs:Biireau,

Dfr. " WcrbsW1Dz, n0be tyo0ctie'iraBt
(Bssriinott bon otir BERT. 9eoi Benjamin 1s30)
Biees wohlbciauneu uno uerautporiIde Bireau niadbt
bic er6Ben uno Iibcraifen Yoridhie auf Vunoes. un0
6aats. .gDerbpopiere, Sidtnanteu, ubren, SIberpaa.
ren Shn,udi laden, Srrrer, uno Sdmrutleoer. uno ntt
de uno tbe Nrt bon QDaaren en,ucoer In aroBen oOer
leinen Guanttden. Die Ytoingluseu nb iebr art.
nebnlbar. beIonbfrs bel 8roben Summen. Sadsn per.
ben fir trgeno cine beNlulnt 3tt auibeuabrt yerIo.
ntn tpss eber,pduren oosr droers Nrien qBanren III
psrinuisu ptniten. bstontmeu bic b6the Yreiien In
oeiem Bireau. Wae Btddiis.3 wcrotr
ourdaus pripat etbalten. 3dslid bon tbr UtorQens
bis ubr gbeuos seottnst uno eamiias Nbenbs bis 10
ubr. (248-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-26

Don 9Oboten, Ms, WlrO cine arfe
5banOtbat 9emelost. Nls f5rau Caroline
5ietos AM MontaG Nbeno Die pGlpldiiden
t5elOcr" treu5ts, Wuroe ic pIDBlib pon elnem
56iewihte au8e9rrIleu, oas in tbren armen
bsinoli9e tleire SluO iBr entriIen uno Geasn
eiuen Baum gei9IeuOert WOraui Der &trl oos
6rauenjimmer nteOermNrf unO elm namrnIos
rs Yerbrehsn an oemielttn beBiug. 8Gs 3inb
1T tboili6 perlcBt lUoroen. t.
Ser oorse,ieru BON Nem YOrt abaesansene
Dampfer ~ bDiiinia" nubm S497 900,
Die vytCUuOa" $4,000 in Gontanten mad
europa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-26

Die neutu GenIusmQbe 9tbtn Der
Staot New WOrt nur $4,000 @inwo6ner,
udbreno berelts oGs Slbr 1860 Sl3, 1853 er8ab.
SelbnUetitGnollb ittdt oabnter elm raoitaler
8rld, um Die Yerg,6EerunS Der oemotratifhen
6OnareB .8ertretun8 gu osrBinOern. Die Rews
9)orter 9lGtter lpre9en ltb boblt unSebalten
Oaribrr aus unO bebdupten, OaB i6re Staet
| POO 7Ql Glnnnhner hQbe. ILL -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-26
Gpciial : gtoti3eu.
AlarDlan0 Drillaaia
eOtOs uuO fflberplattirtc SSGaren.

gOtbs uuo iflbcrpldttirtc SSGdrcf.
Gtablirt In 1850.
~ 5ulmeS. @igcutbiimcr.
sd babe icbt cine VeoGrldgc liber UtCNnltreQ Utus
Rtalcns 6anolunal Rr. 2O5. aBsH 3dltimortflr.,
filr bic TusiieiIun8 uno oen Yertaut non
gnl0s unn iilbrrplattirtcn 8nareu
eaensr 6abrit erbitnet uuO bite um ici8c Sea9uno
6urd bic bicu grbcirr mo mcbr aIs 4O.iabrtec Grs
idbruua ala Fdbrant bin id bCiobat iraenO eucn Nrs
tltel in metHer 0tlhaft5brande uon Der bcu Gualtta
Guf DIE bette lBee uno mad ocn neueen Utultr anius
terttgen
Qasbefcrn uno BeoerpIattircn icOcr Grt wrO lorss
fGltia lno piiuitlib bclOrgt
platttrs mnb @nsrOS Ssrfaufsjimmtr: Rr.
EabriF Rr. 46. Rurt, BcniSapfr Baltimore
WO. (5Ilii 3IlE. jtO Samt.)
GclOrr aus,ulei9in!
$4,000 in Summer bon SloO $500, $500 500,
$4,000. $4,000, oocrnddj 8eliCbcn. Wdbere5 BET o. Dob
ea1. ytntlsr, Rr. Sourtldneftr. tDsat26,l50
5 bis 25 Prujcnt SfnFcusGriparniB
bel Aunpnccu.
Betanutmaebunscn aIItr Grt
brF6rOcrt prompt in Gmmtlids ocutIds uuo aus.
tGnoiiae 3eituugeu 9otdlblGtter luO 6dds sSetibrCn
nit bic IS SrUtent ROlten'@rlplrntB Ole AHs
(iOi-j g, B6totte in Bremen,
Der bette MlaS, um eiuc Ofdbmas
fdbine III Faufcn, ut 90,
po dr Sorttr Wdihirtr Ju babru uO ois i'm Ge'ddItt
oon s'sor9 Z. etrpbmeper, Jun, %r. 8, Rpre'
3apifrase.
btilert audi aalte Id etne 9roBr NusDab Oon Etee,
GarH uHD Gel Ium 8sbruudle Der Wlttucu btnigsr,
ais an siAsm GuOsru PIabe. (VprI276Wh)
n4% Sill ,-h:n- h<~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-26

Sn W1Gibin8to Oauert Der Gralual
i'm getrs Der 6arbigens ShuIen fOrt. Neuers
Otngs tanO cine YeriammIun8 itait, aus Wels
der Behhiis an Oeu SetretGr oes Snnern
beruor9inBen, weIdl: ole 0siianotion oes Jar.
osp;eibc Elm arger Si6rcttno lei, Sniwii6en
bat gBalbinslOn &C 5arbi8en Sbuleu nit
$500 S6iIerr, .. H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-26

Sn Saratoga, W.W ilaTb Sr. Gsors
gBpoo, ieit Der Ycgritnoung Oes Sareaus Gbef
Der NautgatiuH in SbaBamtc, i'm ". &ebens,
n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-26

5ora3 greeley bciU9te uul6r8it Oorf.
pa, uro erbielt BORT UOn letnen 8erebrctn
eine Sereun0P
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-26
Die biUIsFs saub uuO Sti:Isls eanbluHg
IN Der StaOt.
ode Der Gutaw unS SaratOgafFE.
BnIb It. Stl6tr tuirO In @r9icl grBtbeu
GroBs gortbtile nerOtu 6sm 0suti4 n
BubliluW ssbottu !

0ETTTVEI NFTT V TVtT TlF wv FVITEFF"
GtU UiltBaH.
grobs S0ribcil; ben EdrOlcuItn gtbottn, TIM
Wto6en uHD RleiHtn,
YeriDnsn, ucltt melt sutiernt WObrtn, trbal'
ten Gartcu fitr Die GtcubGbnIinier in
e. QSciubcracr' Stjtid II SdublaOen
UO7-) @Ge Der Gmtas. uns edratosaffrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-26

Sd babe iebt cine 9ieoerdgc liber WtcSGitrrp's Ul
Ttulicus Sanolunal Rr. 2O5, aBeffS BdltimUreftr
iir bic Iusnenur0 IuO ben gertaut non
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-26


5iuterftiti sOidbsW fG.ins
Orauasn sutu pt anl Otsis ntHtFs GsI&sina aHi saa
dt.NGIAhrn.Stbith.
Gic Nr. / RabsWaI8tae
fur 6abritautsn
IN ppr btipnotrr Sr6Bt itby hart uHb ftdftig. lt u
9anobabtn ,Drro Scr6nA mSdsu0 far ito, art Rabs.
ri Dom bfurNrn 9dttrm bss Iuri offeu qtbtF -
stne,tibiti unb init bdunpountR. lrHsRttn urb i,et
n,ui Nabtn altih gut arbtlttrb pblboH Itti airlfm
In Marlit HUB hlt Diaihintn btriiB In erobtr Sobl
bet fabritdurn tn aaultr 9Gnht I'm Gttruude uuo
arottmauu II uiii t1ner ausnehmtro iutttbtn.
seHsntkt.
un'cr WdIatnih uub otr 6a,tot taben Sslnt sbts
Hr | Rhb.WGldtHf aui perihitotHfn stpttsH - Rem
ibptvRtn @tihrrltbtt uue tmtn RaiItrtuts unb Cat.
iuut bis lnm buruRtu gstpshten RGoifrt - ebnt bic
Spauuna ~ etrdrotrr 9riluei'4 ptobrt une s;prRr,
spT,msnsn I etid, mSa,t. "a bin ssis.sSai,Si,s mi
EabrttQut babe Die Ginstr'fht unb anotrt Ydidiriu
Saby, lans psebirt puo trildrs pbns Steeifen Sp,s
ettt.Wai9m tAr Ssitaus bic btfas BON ausu. BIZ
SSieasO, 81. ben 81. Suri 1865
FSitItdm ec9,
kittotrbanoier uRe ddbriiant slr. 81. 2nisFy.
SO babe Shtt 9lr. l WoIdnt bet psri5ieotufM Gti6s
ptrt isr8altig uno Grhublt probi ane trlars Ne oHrf
Sauotrn fay tius Ssbr por,Islidst E1a{d,tns. Sis
arb,t',t sa3 nns 9.sondlOs nnS ltsl'E ttH spufpE'
mcnss Gtiid &rbttt. r.
Ssseago. Sa.. ben 90 SnIt lsee
.. .. BufFum,
Sdnl.a Sttsir.f fdbtiiaHt. Pt. 7s. EaneoiphFr.
Strt etob, ptrbsntrtl JabrGuier- -gldl6in. n eis
5,r, hir srso,r Die tn 4 btnust gHe "a hsbs tn si.
mem @sltcits VI Aabrfn flhs p'tnsA itbnsn pro.
/ Wrbtsr aubtlOrat. ~ ht uuAbtrtrchtn
| &i. 9puiS. gRO.. Is. 9annar 1856
| Srant Gaseas,ss,
SitO1eanslir. -siHssa esttI-,
$ruber Il 8aser's
Rdb Wdfdpiueu sEabrtf.
Rr. l61, Saltinprsftr.
salumVrs. ws.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-06

Freight for San Francisco will be received at the
Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for the came
given by the undersigned. No charge for storage
or carriage Fire Risks in Warehouse, not taken by
the Company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-06
1.-THE Labor Question"

This heads the last leader of the Id
vertiser and the writer proceeds to COM
ment ON the recent letter of Mr.. S. I.
Alexander. Deeming its tone to require a
different " mode of treatment to that of
most such productions" he quotes from
Geo. Ticknor Curtis upon the maritime
law being an exception to laws enforcing
specific contracts for service on land. and
quotes still further to show the reason.
lying in the necessity ofthe case and says.
" he has to meet unforeseen emergencies,
to be calm and skilIful in the midst ofte
rible dangers, and to provide for the safety
of the lives and property under his care
He is therefore Invested with large author
ity and discretion for which no other re-
lation of private life furnishes an entirely
sufficient analogy"
Now these unforeseen emergencies
only occur at sea, they do not exist in the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-06
Details of Dickens Last Hours.

LONDON, June 9th-10 P. NJ.
The London Globe in its last edition this evening
startled the community with the announcement that
Charles Dickens had been seized with paralysis, and
was lying insensble his residence Gadshl near
Rochester, in Kent. The spread rapidly, Great
ing most profound regret. The worst was still to
come. kilograms have since been received, announc
ing the death of the great novelist, quarter past
this evening.
Mr.. Dickens was at dinner on Wednesday, when he
was seized with fit. DIR. Steel, for many years his
family physician was Immediately called in and re-
mained till nearly midnight. His condition becoming
worse and worse, it deemed advisable to
physicians from London. Telegrams were despatched
and this morning several London physicians arrived
Gadshill. consultation held, and the case pro-
nounced hopeless at The patient sank grad
ually, and died az Ct P. NJ.
Mr.. Dickens had been i'll for several days, bat not
seriously. He had even visited Rochester and other
points during the present week.
COMMENTS OF THE PREss.
The death of Dickens has plunged the nation into
mourning. All the London papers have published
obituaries
The Times says the ordinary expressions of regret
cold. Millions of people feel personal be-
reaysment. Statesmen, savants and beDefaetors of
the race, when they die leave such void. They
cannot like this great novelist, have been inmate
in every house.
The Ners says that, without intellectual pedigree,
his writings form in English literature. He
generous, loving, and universally beloved He
leaves, like Tbackersy, and unfinished story.
The Morning Post says Charles Dickens did more
than any contemporary to make English literature
liked and admired.
The Telegraph regards the distin guished dead as
public servant whose task is nobIy fulfilled.
ANOTHER AccouST
Says Mr.. Dickens was entertaining dinner party
at his house at Gadshill. Miss Hogarth him
and observing signs ofdstress upon bis face remarked
him that he must be ill. To this Mr.. Dickens
piled, 4" Oh I have only got headache. and
shall be better presently" He then asked that an
open window be shut. Almost Immediately he became
unconscious and fell back in his chair. lie i'm
mediaely conveyed to his and medical attention
summoned. He still remained unconscious, and
recovered animation. His and daughters remained
steadfsstly BY his bedside until be expired.
1t is stated that Mr. Dickens has several times Of
late complained that he experienced difficulty in work
ing because his powers Of application becoming
impaired He said his thoughts longer to
him spontaneously, in former times. He had re-
eeved medical aid and called upon his physician, who
warned him not continue his readings because he
was doing so at the peril Of his life.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-06

FoRTY-NIsrH DAY. June

FoRTY-NINTH DAY, June 29th, 1870.
The Assembly met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent in the Chair. After prayer by the Chaplain,
the minutes of the preceding day were read and
approved.
Mr. Naukana gave notice of Bill to provide for
a District Justice for the District of Waialus.
UntiAished Business. = Under this head, first in
order, was an Act relating to Divorce. A motion
was made by Mr.. Bishop that the consideration OF
the Bill be postponed till tomorrow, as the Appro-
pration Bill the special order Carried.
The rules were suspended and His Ex., Mr.. Phil
lips, moved that the Orders for the Day be called
over, and that those Bills to which objected
be passed. and the Others be deferred for future dis
cussion. Passed
The next unfinished business was an Act to pro-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-06
SUPREME coURr.-prtItIon for Divorce.

SUPREME COURT.-PrtIfIOn for Divorce.
- Before the Hon. II. A. Widemann in chambers
On reading and filing the petition u KAUHAHISE ALO
praying for divorce from her husband ALO Chinaman
on the ground Of wul and continued desertion
than three successive years appearing thar the ld
Alo is not a resident of this Kingdom.
1t ordered by the said Justice that the said petition
TO be heard THURSDAY the first day September
next at chambers in the Court House Hononu Oahu
notice thereof being given b. previous publication Ia
hearing.
Dated Honolulu, May 24ih 1870
H. A. WIDEMANN,
Associate Justice supreme Court
Attest, L. McCuLLT, Clerk. 1q-sm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-06

DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.-In the matter Of
IN the Estate Of CAROLINE JACKSON FORD. decrascsi
The undersigned having been appointed Administrators
the above Estate, all persons having claims against said
tate hereby notified and required present es
Of whatsoever nature duly authenticated and with the
proper vouchers, IL any exist the Office l. Green in
Honolulu within six months from the day Of the Publication
of this notice, otherwise they will be forever barred
persons in possession Of property belonging sad
tate notified to account for the without delay
LIVINIA KAPC,
W. /. GREEN.
Honolulu, June Is fs7O-2s4t Administrasors
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-06

SUPREME COURT OF the Hawaiian I.laud..
- Oahn ss-in Pfo5ate-Before Mr.. Justice HArtwel,
June q, 1870.
PIERRE MODESTO FAvENS and HERMANN KoCKE-
MANN, who named executors in certain
porting to be the last will and testament
ERY late Of Honolulu in the Island Oahu deceas having
made application for the probate of such will and the aF
pOintment Of the surviving parties therein to E
ecntors thereof: IL ordered that Monday the h day
July next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon House
in Honolulu be appointed the time and place fr hearing
such application at Chambers and that said Pettncrs give
notice 10 all parties interested Of the pendency this app
cation. by causing attested copy q this order %
lshed three tunes succesvey in the Hawaiian Gazette
also to be delivered to Her Britannia Mestys Commissioner
and Consuleneral the end thas such parties shu an
pear and show IL any they have, why appatn
should not be allowed
lSignedl ALFRED = HARTwELL
Attest, Justice Supreme Court
lSignedl l. McCUIIy Clerk Sup. Court
hereby certify the foregoing true eepy of the Or
der in this matter made, the original q which e In the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court. l. McCrrIv
Honolulu, June p, 1870. l23-Stf Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-06
LEGAL NOTICES
c,upREME couRr o. ~. I,.,r,,,.. 60.

SUPREHE CUbEtF of the Hawaiian TaIanlI.-
- In the matter Of the Bankruptcy q GANSI v.lr-
tary bankrupt-Beore Mr. Justice wdsniann n chsul-
Whereas. the s0th day OF Nay A. D. isso Canzi 49,
his petition, praying that he might Be udd bankrupf
and whereas, upon reading and fling sid petition an %
was duly made, calling all parsons appear hegs M.
the Undersigned the I'd day q June. A. D. ls7o show
cause, any they had why the prayer q said pea shun
not be granted and the said Gansi se augsd barkrupt
and whereas the said 9Th day of sune A. n 1S7o pruof
having been made the satisfaction the Court that %
notice Il the said hearing had been published IN the HtwA
las GAzErTE newspaper published in the city of onoulu
and no person having appeared to make any oectna
prayer of the said petition being granted:
Now therefore, 1t Is ordered BY the Court
Gansi be. and be Is hereby audred Bankrupt And ID
further ordered That notice of such Bankruptcy given
the HAWAIIAN GAzETTs and that be given r three
consecutive weeks in said GkxErTE calling upon All creditors
Of the said anSi appear before me- undersigned AZ
the Court House. in the CITY of Honolulu on THURSDAY
the 4th day Of July next at 10 occk 70 prove their
claims in accordance with the provisions q o the
Civil Code.
Dated at Honolulu the 18th day Of June A. d 1s7n
Signed II. A. WIDENANN
2+3t Associate Justice Il Supreme Cnu-f.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-06
Notice !!

In the matter of the Estate of Daniel Montgomery,
deceased:
rTlHE UNDERSIGNED, having been ap-
il pointed to administer. ad interim, in the above
Estate all persons hereby notified present their
claims the office of the undersigned, in Honolulu,
within six months from the publication Of this Notice
and all persons in possession of property belonging
to said Estate are notified to account for the
without delay. W. L. GREEN,
Honolulu, june %. 1870. [23-ltl Administrator
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-06
Liberal Advances Made ON all Ship
ments per Steamer.

Insurance guaranteed at Lower Rates than by Sail
ing Vessels. Particular taken of Shipments Of
Fruit.
All orders for Goods to be purchased in San Fran
cisco will be received and filed by return of Steamer
EFs-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
CHARGE, except actual outlay.
lD- Passengers requested to take their tickets
before 12 o'clock the day of sailing, and to pro-
their Passports.
Zs1-All Bills against the Steamer must be pre-
sented before two o'clock the day of sailing,
they will have to lay till the return Of the
Steamer for settlement.
Ism H. HACKFELD CO., Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-06

GtIRCUIT COURT, Second Judicial cfrcuft.
~ Notice is hereby given, that the JUNE TERM A. D.
1870, Of the said Court to be holden Lhana Island of
Maui has dry ordered to be adjourned 70 Mou.v The
nth day Of July next.
l. McCULLr
Clerk Of Supreme Court.