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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29
Late American News.

CHICAGO, February 27th.-A TrSuas Washington
Special says the steamship lobbyists hare given up
all hope of getting any action on their schemes at
this session. The vote in the Senate, Saturday Ia
bling Williams amendment to the Postal Appropria-
tion bill. wkseh proposed to give $780, eco for steam
ship line between San Francisco and Australia, is re-
garded by them conclusive evidence that the pre-
temper Of the Senate is hostile to their purpose
There is still more chance, however a motion
is pending before the Senate which vote will be
taken tomorrow, to lay the table the proposition
for annual increase Of subsidy OfS zee 600 to the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. All independent
bills Of this character. Including the Kellogs New
Orleans and Mexican scheme which Latter has pass
ed the Senate will have wait for another Congress
INV YoKk. February 27th.-A Washington des-
patch to the Herald says growing seutment Of sp-
prehensiOn to the result Of the High Commission
prevails in that city It is believed that Sir John
Macdonald is preparing his people for great dis
count Of their fishery demands His announcement
in the Dominion Parliament is regarded as an aban-
donnent Of the heAdland claim, and his silence to
the presentation Of the Canadian claims for Fenian
raids is regarded equally significant. II is well
understood that the British Government present
no claims against US with regard to Fenian raids.
having repeatedly thanked our Government for its
course in stopping these rrasions. 1t would seem
most likely that the difficulties will commence outside
Of Canadian matters and there is to believe
England is yet prepared reeede from her posi-
ton on the AiaBda preston, and there is therefore
but little hope that an acceptable basis be reached
WASHINGTON. February 2sth.-Tbe opinion pre-
walls among Senators that the San Domingo question
will not be brought up until after the adjournment Of
Congress that extra Executive session Of the
Senate viii be called the President, to aetupOn the
treaty. 1t is generally greed that annexation be
fully completed without the consent Of the House,
exeep, voting the purchase money. 1t does not APP
pear that there has beea any change upon the ques
ton in either House. The opponents Of annexation
profess to reason for changing their views
the information respecting the island furnished by
newspaper correspondents while the friends Of San
mingo are confirmed in their opinion by the facts
thus given Both parties already preparing their
ornaments; and the prospects that the contest
the report Of the Comissioners will be long and
exciting. Prominent Senator's, who have heretofore
exhibited no partisanshp Oh either side say it will
be impossible get two-thirds vote to ratfy the
treaty Of annexation, whatever the report of the
Commissioners may be. and that the Senator's who
will oppose the treaty have fully made up their minds
already. and will place their opposition the ground
Of nexpediency Of annexng eontig tropical
territory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29
HoNoLrLr. March -. 81

HOSOLCLC, March 9Th. 1911
Nh. EDIIoR-SIR: From the time that the pro
liabilities OF peace have become evident. a large
number Of cities in the world have occupied them
selves with auctions, fairs and lotteries in behalf
French widows and orphans.
hope that the city Of Honolulu, which hss been
SO generous towards the wounded generally, viii
also interest itself in the French widows ard Or
phzns, and have thought that it was ny place to
take the initiative.
On Monday, the tenth Of April, shall sell at aue-
ton, ct NY house, with the assistance Of Mr. Bar
TOW, series OF articles that have made myself
with other articles also, and to them shall add
those that people may be willing 10 send TO me.
Afterwards, shall endeayor to render the eve
ring IS attractive as possible
request OF you Sir, to be good enough to pub
lsh ny letter in order that ny idea may be known to-
morrow and, in the mean time, the particulars Of the
evening arranged You will have rendered me a
great service and, as I appesl to 10 other seu,i-
meuts than charitable ones, hope to see gathered
at ny house on the evening Of the tenth Of April
al those who feel interested in the poor little child
deprived Of their fathers, and, in the unhappy
women from whom the war has taken their support
Tie proceeds viii be sent directly to France in
the name Of the Inhabitants Of Honolulu
With ny anticipated thanks and ny best regard
remain, Sir
MAIZE BALLET
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29
Notice.

HER BRITANNIC MAJEsTY's Commis-
Ii sioner aud Consul General. publishes. By order
Of Earl Granville. for the information Of British
subjects resident in this Kingdom the following
clauses Of the Naturalization Act Of the I2th May
1870. (33 Wet, Chap. Al
81. Any person who BY reason Of bis having been
born within the doDiuions Of Her Majesty j. naiural
born subject but Tao also AZ the time Of his birth
became under the law 81 any foreign State subjcct
Of such State, and is still such subject may q fall
and not under any disability, make declaration
Of alienage ia manner aforesaid, and from and after
the making Of such declaration Of aliensre such per
shall cease to be a British subject.
Any person who is born out Of Her Majesty do
minions Of father being British Subject nay II Of
full age and not under any disability, make deeara-
ton Of alienage in aforesaid. and from and
after the making IF such declaration shall cease 20 DO
a British subject"
80. Any British subject who has At auy tine be-
fore at any time after the passing Of this Act
when IN any foreign State and not -nder auv ai4-
ability voluntarily become natgrEiized in such State
shall from and zfssr the time Of bis having become
naturazes "a such foreign State, Be deemed 70 have
ceased to be British subject and be regarded a. an
alien PrOvided,-
'.q.) That where any British subjec, Ia. b.f.7o
the passing Of this Act voluntarily become naturairsd
10 foreign State, and yet il DESTROYS Of remaining
British subjee. he may al any time within two years
AFTER the passing Of this Act make aesar.fio5 tt.t
be IL dssirous Of remaining British subject and
upon such declaration hereinafter referred 10 a a
declaration Of British nationality being made ard
upon bis taking the oath Of allegiance he declaraut
shall be deemed 20 be- and to have been eyntnaaiiy
British subject with this qaaliaeston that be shall
not, when within the limits Of the foreign STATE IN
which be has been naturalized be deemed to Be 4
British subject unless he has eeasei 70 Be subject
u that State In pursuance Of the LAYS thereof or IN
pursuance Of treaty 70 that effect.
"4z.l a declaration Of British nafionalify nay BE
made, and the oath Of allegiance be taken &c follows
that is to say if the deeierast Be in the Uniisd
Kingdom. in the presenee Of jnsiies Of The peace
elsewhere in Her MAjcstys domnions IN the presence
Of any judge Of any court q civil or criminal juss-
dieton, Of any justice Of the peace Or Of any other
o6eer for the time being authorized By Law IN he
place in which the decisrant is - admsIier an onfh
for any judicial other legs purpose II cut q Her
Maestys dominionss in the preEsncs Of any ocer IN
the Diplomatic or Consular service Of Her MzIastT
JAMES II. WGDEHOGsE.
II. B. Ms Commissiop-r and Consul-6ener.T-
II. B. Ms Consusate- General, March 81 ISL Io-2l
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NorICE.-I EoBrBT NoFFITr. q kaurkr

NOTICE. ROBERT NOFFITT. OF KAHvkU,
Uaz-- s. d l1 hereby raas.y declare that fr'ri and
1- iss cate b. my .utuati-u o. ador. aud use the
r1ar % SLuNEY i- addition O. The naus og M0fit;,
vl-- Z haze a.tAs-i1 b--uc. and that my signature
L--- hs1-rEa-ia 81 b. J. T. MOFFITT SToNEY-
r- Hr- iszrt o. say that b. order % confirm this
z-.--a-- shan arFly 90 the mex; session Of the
Irs.1s1-s era F-5ra,t Aet 90 validate this change
-- -tl-- He Ns5,siy che King has been -ras.gusiy
.llsc- O. S-11i me ais special permission.
IR. NOFFITT STONEY.
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Notice to Creditors.

TIME Undersigned, having been duly ap-
l pointed AdninIstrator Of the Estate Of AkAkA,
ChinsnAn. lately diseased at KAilua. Hawaii, here
BIZ notifies AL creditors present their claims to the
the undersigned, or 20 A. T. JUDD Esq-, daily an
thenteafed AID with the proper vouchers within slx
months from date or they viii be forever barred
Persons indebted said Estate viii please nsks in
mediate payment HEAkl COOfEhs
Kailua. Hawaii
Nx-rh q. Is7I II Il
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LEGAL NOTICES.
,uPREME couRr OF THE HAWAIIAN

c,uPREMF COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- TSLANDSIn Probate In the matter u the Estaie q
MANUEL SILVA Of Manoa. Honolulu. deccased
Order appointing Time Probate q WI and drecting
Publication q Notice q the same.
Drun,ent parportinx 70 Be- the win ard Testauseat
Of Manuel silva deccasc having the ~ day q ash
D. ISL been presented 90 aid Probate Cart and et-
tiop Tor the probate thereof and for the saance u Letters
restameutary 10 Mcle Ara and Or vacation y ne irttrs
u Administration &c Drank H. Harris having been hied ~
Mcc Ana.
Itis hereby ordered that THURSDAY the isth day q
Anil D. ISL 10 o'eucS A. NJ ~ aid dav. AZ the cust
Rui Il said Court House. iionuui D. and
the same is hereby appointed the time ir rrvng aid Ml
aud hearing said application when and where any rern IN
tefcsirl may appear and said wiz AMI the granting
Of Letters Tcstameutary.
further ordered that Notice hereof b. given puhlca
ton fr three weeks the HtwAnkS GsxnrrE
newspaper printed and published IN Honolulu
And Is further ordered that ctafions BE- sued O. he
subscribing said VIII and Frank r. Harris
Administrators appear and contest the probate n sa " ~
a the time appointed.
Dated Honolulu, H. l. March q, ISL.
ALFREn : uARrWELL.
Attest. Justice n the Surrcuie Court,
list WAlrnR r. Srkt. nepnty Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29
Land for Sale
In Kona, Hawaii.

sSSsS. The Southerly half of the Land
AE4S OF KEALAKEkUA together with
5e7Hkk about $50 Head of Cattle. This
land borders the fne harbor Of Keala-
- kekua Bay. and extends from the up
the mountain through the woods, comprising 1000
Acres, with every variety of climate. Nearly all
tropical and northern fruits aud vegetables grow to
perfection and the place suitable for the culture Of
Sugar Cane, Coffee and Oranges. The salubrity of
the climate near the Bay is unsurpassed, and it is
especially beneficial to those having throat lung
disease. The upper portion Of the land is well wooded
with heavy Koa and 0ha timber. At the beach is
COeoanut Grove Of 500 trees, and Fish Pond. There
is good Dwelling House, Cistern of 600 barrels
capacity. and a Garden with Fruit and Ornamental
Trees. For further particulars apply to
IL ST WALKER 4 ALLEN.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
go q z. RRoKN. -

Il the VIII Of E Brown. late Of H0nolalu deceased,
hereby gives notice to all persons having claims
against tie said estate 70 present the sane within sx
months from this date, daily a1tbeutc1ted and With
proper Eoaeos-s to 5 B. Dole, Esq, AZ his oEss in
Houolalu, CT they viii be forever barred And ali
persons indebted 70 the above are requested
make immediate payment to the said :. B. Dole ESQ
NARY J. BROWN
HOnolslu, Ma--b Is, ISL a-4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29

TAR AND PITCH-Aueriean AID Stockholm,
j. II barrels and half barrels. For sale By
ROLLEs Z co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29
SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAW AAlAN
- Islsnds-In Probate Island Oahu. Hawaiian Islands
IS Order appointing time fr Probate 4 " ~ and directing
Publication Il Notice Of the In the Matter q the q
tate of William c. Bccklev, Of Houolrlu deceased.
document purportng 70 be the last VIA and Testament
81 William c. Beckle. deceased having the 18Th day q
March A. D. ISL been presented said Probate Court aud
petition for the probate ther, aud or he Issuance ~ Let
tiers documentary to Frederick Beckly having been h ty
Frederick Beckeys:
1t is hereby ordered that WEDNESDAY tho i2ih day q
April A. D. ISL al 10 O'Clock A. NJ u said day, a. she
Court Room Of said Court al Honolulu in the Island q 0au
be, and the is, hereby appointed the time Coz pr1vag
said wiz and hearing said application when and where
person interested may appear and contest the said VII ani
the granting q Letters Testamentary.
Il Is further ordered that notice thereof BE- given ~ put
cation for three successive weeks 10 the twskN GA1rE
and Au OKo newspapers printed and published n Honolulu
And II Is further ordered that citations b. uei the
subscribing witnesses % said VIII and the heirs q The
estaor to appear and contest the probate q said VIII the
time appointed.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., 1Sth March. ISL.
WALTER z. sEAL
ast pcputv CIert - ~. Sr,.r.,,. f'.r-t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29
French Celebration of Peace.

Last Sunday, the 26th inst. in the
Catholic Church, after the celebration OF
the High Mass, special prayers were said
in accordance with the written communi-
cation addressed to Rev. Father Modesto,
in the absence of His Lordship Bishop Mai
greet, by the French Commissioner, and OF
which the following is the translation
HoSoLULU, March oath. ISL.
VI. LABBE AND DEAR FATHER News Of
peace having arrived | hear that the Ger
mans will have tomorrow a service celebrated in
the Protestant Church Of Fort Street, and
that the bells viii ring.
come to pray you 10 be good enough to have
the high mass on Sunday next the 10Th, fol-
lowed b. two prayers. the one for the rest Of
those who have died in defending their country.
aud the other for thanksgiving for the re-estab-
lishment Of peace in Europe. During this sec
ond prayer l hope yos will find it good to have
the bells ringing. fully.
Be kind enough to accept. NJ Liable and dsar
Father. the assurances Of my respect and per-
sOnal sympathy.
Turonn1r Rarrrr--
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ALFRED 5. HARTwELL
Attest. Justice q the supreme Court.
wAlrsR R szAi. Deputy Clerk asa
REFoRE TmE sUPREME couRr % On

- Hawaiian Islands. In Probate In the matter q tha
Estate Of WONG H0ANG YEP late q Heung san. TIE
Empire Of China. deceased A. Chsmters IN the Cart
House Honolulu. Befre the Honorable Alfred Hart
we'll First Associate Justice q the supreme Court sitting In
Probate
On reading aud filing the Petition q Wong sing Aksna
praying that document In possession q thisCaur ans
filed herein. this Tenth dag Of March, ISL purprtnE
the last VIII q said Deceased made az heunE Erro
OF China the 7h q May. is6s b. admitted O. Probate. and
that the Petitioner be appointed Administrator with the m
annexed.
II is hereby ordered that FRIDAY the sii DAY q Mseh
A. D. ISL at 10 occk Of that day a. shc Court Room
the Court House uonoisu BE- appointed r prryiuE
said ill., and for hearing the said application Of Wong sing
Akana be appointed such Administrator with the Win
annexed.
And i further ordered that natcc q this appsfar BE-
published in the HAwAnAS GAEErrE newspaper printed su
published Ia Honoulu for the period q tAfue weeks.
Honolulu, March IL, ISL
ALFRED s HARTWELL.
Attest; Justice Of the supreme Courf.
FaTrI ETart q ra
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29

DEFORE THE SUPREME COURT Of the
Hawaiian Islands. IN Probate. In the matter u TIE
Estate q WILLIAM WOND, late q Honolulu dsc-asci r.
At Chambers in the Room Honolulu tefre the
Honorable A. Hartwe First Associate Justice q the su
preme Court in Probate
GOpFREY RHODES ami JAMES e LESION Ez-cufo-.
under the win q William Won't deceased having this
rcndeied and presented for settlement and nc IN tbs
CopTi their second annual Account and Sled Herewith
report u their administration q said Estate date
praying that decree u distribution u n, balance
in their hands be made to those entc under the VIII q
the deceased.
hereby ordered that FRIDAY the 51s DAY q March,
A. D. ISL at 10 O'Clock A. Of that day.
in the Court Houss Honolulu be appointed fr ths settle
% the said account and that notice thereof b.
publication in tie HAwsuAN GAzErrE aud the kU
Newspapers printed ard published IN Honnulu. hr tho
period II three weeks 90 all persons interested IA said -
be and appear befare said Court q PROBATE
time end place aforesaid. then and there cansc
any they have why the prayer said petition q
should not be granted and derec q di.fhufon q
said Estate, prayed for. should not BE- made
HonoluE. March 5, ISL.
ALFRED 5 HARTWELI.
Attest. Justice a the Supreme Court
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10 the + atner Modesto.
Pr0vicaire Apostohq1e,

The few French people who live in
Honolulu were gathered around Mr.. Bal
lieu at the foot of the altar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29

uEMP and Cotton Sail Twine.-For sale
Ii By ~ BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29
Dated HONOLULU IT. l., l3th March, ls7l.
WALTER r sEAL.
est Deputy CLERK % the supreme Cocrt


~ l. W IAUKEA, late q Hamakua. Hawaii. deceased
Application having been made to the undersigned BY Hon
c. r. Bishop W. l. Green and Francis spencer
Chillngworth be appointed Adnintraos the ateve
named Estate notice d. hereby EiTcn 20 all whoa may
cern, that THURSDAY April nth, ISL oslk r.
NJ. at the Court House in Wanca Hawaii l. the time and
place appointed for the hearing Of said application and any
objections that may BE- made thereto.
CHARLES FREDERIC HART
Circuit Judge. % judicial Circuit
South Kona Hawaii March IS ISL. u-1t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29
cunny Bags,

DT THE BALE OF at Retail, fer sale 81
I'D 10 BOLLES co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29

NOTICE is hereby given TO ali parties
~ interested in the settlement Of the boundaries
Of the lands Of Kaapahu, and Of half Of NaaBahae.
in the District Of Hamakua, and Of Kcaaheua "a.
and Of Puuepa, situated in the district Of Ngrth Eo-
hala. that MONDAY, the I7th day Of April. ISL a.
10 o'clock A. NJ, is the time for the settlement
Of the boundaries Of said lands. a. the Court House
in Waimea, South kOhala.
r. A. LYMAN.
Boundary Commissioner, Sd Jad. Circ't.
Hilo, Hawaii, March IS. 1871. 10-3t
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~ l. W. IAUKEA, late o. Hamakua Hawaii, deceased
Application having been made the undersigned By Pal
Iukea and W. Hoausiwa that they be appointed Admin
istrators the above named Eate notice hereby given
% all whom u may concern that THURSDAY, April 1tk.
ISL, at O'Clock p. ~ at the Court House Wai1ea
Island q Hawaii, is the time and place appointed fr
hearing Of said application aud any objections that may
made thereto
CHARLES FREDERIC HART.
Circuit Judge, % Judicial Circuit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29
NJ OTICE.--Whereas proper appIieation

~ has been made to the undersigned BY KcaEa.
w.. for the settlement Of the boundaries Of MakaBi-
kahio l., situated in the District Of Kohala Island Of
hawaii, Sd j. c. notice is hereby gsen 70 all parties
interested in the boundaries Of the said land that
FRIDAY. the 2st Of April, A. d. 1871 Al 10 o'clock
A. NJ. is the day and hour appointed for the settle
ment Of the said boundaries, at the Court House in
Waimea, South Kohala.
r. A. LYMAN,
Boundary Commissioner 80 Jud Circ't.
Hilo. Hawaii, March Is. 1871. lost
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29
List of Foreign Jurors !
DEFoRE THE SUPREME COURT Of me

Honolulu. Mach ism. 1s7f. Oh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29

White Zinc Lead. in l, 2 4 IS n cont ainel
Paris and Chrome Green,
Chrome Yellow. TIMBER. Sienner,
Patent Dryer, Nermillion,
Whiting Prussian, Blue, Bladders of Putty,
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l A REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINEl
IN as Diploma ct Office will show, has beenI
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Sexual and Private diseases than any etheTE
IL hysician in st. Louis. Syphilis, Gonorrhea,
dleet, Structure, 0rchitis, Hernia, and Rupture,
all Urinary Diseases and Syphilitie or Mereuris|
Affections of Throat, Skin or Bones, are treat
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sexual Debility and Impotency, as the result
Iof self-sbuse in youth, sexual excuses In ma 4
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Hon to society of females, loss of memory and
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Hare permanently cured. The Doctors oppor-
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Iales Of St. Louis papers prove that he has been
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Ising. The establishment, library labortory ,sne
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Emany ply sicians throughout the country In
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