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The New York herald., 1871-11-15

lures aud pardons. will II not be considered
by the native people OF the country somewhat hard
{fp!l&ry toT Punls!llns crimlnasi am fully aware
16at the Acts Of Congress do not refer to political
or property still that is questionable justice which
punisnes q man for projecting his own property.
As regards the concession OF the man Edwards. J
have only to say this, DO NOT know how far he
went, but DO know Inat he went no further than
70 give the reasons which / have quoted precisely
rs ne gives them. II he meant anything else can.
not ind any additional meaning In his confession.
PuNISHING MEN FOR furnishing CRIMINALS.
As regards placing the facts before the country
.rhrongn the medium OF pubic trial" ] WIN say
prisoners will have "public trial. Five-sxths OF
them have confessed or probably will confess hav
non arast Criminals, and these state that tho per-
sons punished had committed serious offences These
men viii SIMPLY be brought before the court TO re-
ceiye sentence. The remaining sixth, WHO deny
their guilt. viii be convicted, II az all, mainly upon
the evidence Of men who participated IN their
crimes. supposing they are guilty, and VINO, for
escaping punishment themselves, have agreed 70
become United states witnesses. IL IS ALREADY re.
ported thai these men are being manipulated Dy the
authorities and tlnt they are being educated up 70
the testimony needed. II this report be lalse would
ut not be best TO produce their concessions already
made and give them to the public inc iacs OF snS
The reasons assigned for their coinlnssionf
OUTRk0B5 CLASsIFIRD.
CONVERSIONS in n Mr. wilkes possession. since my
arrlval here havo devoted almost my entro tmc
collecting facts concerning these ourages Part OF
ny Information was received from federal 0nlclals,
part from citizens. A caretul consideration oil all
nc ouLages which have been brougntt TO my notice
n me 20 pacc them under three distinct heads.
onv ~ pouical intOeraDce; tho second iS onencen
against law and morals and social prejudiccs, and
sue tnrd is wanton brutality. Before entering into
not seek out any particular class Of ouirages II
mention was made Of . case OF whipping would
Immediately inquire into the Darucularp and dis-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25

SINCE our last issue Madame States Open Troupe
have given three opersfic entertainments - on
Thursday and Saturday evenings Of lsst week. and
on Monday evening Of this week, on each Of which
evenings His Majesty, The King has houored the oc
ession with bis presence Il Is impossible foE Is
this week, 10 give extended criticism on the su-
per5 reuderiugs OF the selections OF the principal
Opens given BY Madame States Opera Troupe, but
We "iu say, thai judging from tie sudieoees which
have visited the theatre every evening daring the
operate season, 50 far, that the best musical
talent Of Honolulu land there is good deal OF il OF
nc mean order, fully appreciate and sustain tie
reputation OF The troupe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25
PASSENGERS.

F-lr StH Francisco per wo1ga wCu-. O,-t sl-N-s
nss-t ana clHd-s1. Miss Voc Prst.r ,gb.ts Da-rr
z L=v- Bi-1ez Joss7aau2 . r.zts fr Nsu lea
lane and Alsrraik
Fru1 Ncu ZsllAnt ard Aus--s PEI s-ru Ns5-assa OF
-lHEs Lul ai enc 10 steargs - cabin and 3 steer
u-e. el route
Prem E1ua and Iater1le5te Po-t= psr su-- K1usa Oh
---l.ss a. D --ha1I Alaznuisr q Cgrrve.I PR.
1ly Geo cay, h Trcl-ay " P AKA Alus- ard Is 5els
F-1u san Frl-c.scl per Nose rty1r. Or aMr Pbl-.
Z n Whitney. .aiv and cli Miss Mary Parser fr Hvua-
Z Larfu Z A5-zs c tasht-san Z 1 gl-tsc Ms b.
vef, -hil-sn sri servllE Ars C Ez-r,i1s md
rl--e-- Mss H1i1s. Mr. ELS ard Iliy- krs 1-les H-
ca.z IS u-va-3 and Iliy. 3 Porter Mss h1za-.Isr.
Mss Railroads.&c.. Ar H-EIE-i. I Ea-ls-z- q Ez-l1-tl.
Fraser. James Campbell. Hs-V l-1rsu- Mrs Y 3 Gang
Deli -ll-eE-J Eu--E l-a t4lr n tLl-sl1lL Al
= l- transfer e. N-w Lsu.11l Hl-l A-se-a-ia
Elr a1l Ee.erusli 9l--- .e- starr Il 1-1a ors y
-Hr q A 'sl z q Hlrrls & A frrr1n n + filr-l-1tE
Hsea-lcs u1 1ld -l.-i-sl. Efsssilav-r. CEls
Ns-ua-z- =asrll L 2 llz-a-s-u- Clps ksi-v -
Raymond a su, NJ, May sr=-1. - l1I1pte.I Henry
l.ruclL D. r lsr.a1 an- fer alzars k11 ~ 1l Geek
E-r Ssa Frua1s1 pr ulses Tavlr gct 2--avt Tease
gl1t E T-ser. NJ L1geu- l.s 7 y Manchester.
Ae-eksr Cap Jeru-EE1. -E1t Wa kely Gags Afan.
A- kss and vie, Gags Qsl.rne. Mr. Ciasiz. y
Casts o1nsh = = BiEgu. NeulErv M1chei. FL Murray
: ? Ysuteu. Cast Pscsa-d. q " Hyul1n A q Putrsr
Geo Day NJ Lauhall. y N1nsa--at : ait-h-1 NJ Ma
than NJ Ediusz. ladsil. " Csher. Cast Nlrtzu
DAVIS, Res >ue- y Elluaal and wife. NJ W1o. -
s-h, Dr. ha1 Gags Owen. wife ans hsssrs Peters
llck M1ce.vie Sfruitan. aud number z efh-rs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25

Honolulu. It's gem N its way, and should be
treasured object in every well regulated family
and we hope every head Of a family in town will
take care and have it in handy place for
reference. We do not know bat that it would
be advisable TO recommend TO all, that the chief
features OF the work be cut out from the book
and placed in some conspicuous and often visited
locality where they may be contemplated at
leisure. and all their Ineaments impressed alike
on the minds Of age add youth. We refer 10
the portrait Of our friend Major Bennett, which
grsees the fy-leaf Of the new edition Of the Di-
rectory. As work OF art it is perfect it gives
with hfelike animation the counterfeit repre-
seu;aiion Of our contemporary; it presents his
phiianthropie cast Of eouutensnee to the public
to the world, in act-with al its stern determi-
nation OF feature. which tells Us that what c. c.
B. undertakes be viii accomplish. spite of all
difficulties, all opposition, all apparently insur-
mountable obstacles to success. Owing 10 the
innumerable merits OF the work IN question We
readily forgive tie somewhat Tar way in which
the typographical work is performed-although
many printers in particular say it is disgraeeful-
and advise all to purehase-it's only two and a
arE7
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25

The following document was drawn up and signed
By all The masters of the wrecked whsleships before
AbanlOaing them;
PorSr BELcHER. AEcric OCEAN,
September l2. 1871.
Know all men BY these presents. that We. the un-
dersigned masters Of whaleshiPs. lying a, Polo,
Beleher, AFTER holding meeting concerning cur
dreadful situation. have all come to the conclusion
that cur ships cannot be 80; out this year aud there
being no harbor that We can get our vessels into and
not having provisions enough to iced our crews to
exceed three months. and being in barren country
where there is neither food fuel to be obtained we
feel ourselves under the painful necessity Of abandon
ing our vessels, and trying 10 work way south
with our boats sud il possible to get on board Of
ships that are south Of the ice. We think it would
not be prudent leave single soul look Sler our
vessels the fret westerly gale will crowd the ice
ashore and either crush the ships drive them high
upon the beach Three Of The feet have already been
crushed and two are now lying hove out which have
been crushed BY the ice. and leaking badly We
have now i've wrecked crews distributed among Us.
We have barely room to swing at anchor between the
pack Of ice and the beach, AID are lying in three
faihOms Of water Should We be east upon the beach
X Nouu DC A. 4eAsL e4eNeu M0AtAS He40re We eol4A
look for assistance and al probability nine out Of
would die of starvation searvy before the open
ing Of spring. Therefore, have arrived at these
eonelusiors-aer the return Of expedition under
command Of Capt D. K. Frazer Of the Florida, be
rs sng with whaleboats worked 20 the southwark As
far Blossom Shoals and found that the ice pressed
ashore the entire distance from position to the
Shoals, leaving in several places only sufficient depth
Of for boats pass through and this liable
at any moment to be frozen ever during twenty
four hours. which would cut OF our retreat even by
the boats, as Capt Frazer had TO work through
considerable quantity Of young ice during his e1pSdi-
ton, which cut up his boats badly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25

Book NoTlcE.-We have 90 our table the Second
Edition Of e Sketches OK Ha<aiiaz History and
HonolGlg Directory The aHthor, ME. c. c. Ben
nett deserves great praise FOR BIS industry and
perseverance, II bringing this work to the ztate
Of perfection which It has attained IL the first
place be Numbered our streets, IN order that the
directions girea N the Directory night Be more
eersaiu- He thoroughly cauvAssed he town and
gave, N the fist edition more complete and r.
Ezbls Directory thza could have been reasonably
expected under the circumstance In the secoad
edition be has materially improved the work IN
these respects making II a most valzabls Que
Tor reference &c al wishing 70 be posted II regard
to the calling and resi5suee Of any i1diFidaaI IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25
SHIPPING NEWS.

BAzK MArSa LoA--rhe ssl7wing i report from &
Brs master q b cruise IN The 0cHctsk Sea dzr1g the
past es11s Expssrcsd bad weather and plenty q Ire %
tas lssh v JAY Heard u the bark Saver AID the sh
Elsee waiting get La Peruzss Straits 4fh aas
sPoks he sch DreanouEhs bend River In
cs On tts 7ta Iuas hs had bees fur iaTs thsH in the
On tie 1t ssrl5er shs laying IN Wsririasrf Bay the
sch Fayauav shore tutaI WRECK On Rahbz Isazd rsnt
her a1anc fund her best 1n-har BROKE II breeze
fvn westuart Whch the eaEss Of Der sung ashore
lez nv creu e hakot1. Ehch rcrt EFT the I3fh
- fai acre bad isar vtras as5 cais n FaTaunT
sae iruul Sau Francisco q FsArua-v Captain
AFot cane 3 Eaaoius in the bark he sg Fran
he ba-S Niis reports ha-tlE saei tom Esa-ziz Dee
81 ls-1 uzsd ze=rva-z tAk-- is bis Sperm
oil March touched 6zam flr r-ruizs: rh=uce to
Tlkchama. ia Is n 10 Z ezperieucsd heavy gale
f-uu the E II vAich the nai1-ya-d ~zs sPrzze sse
Arrived il Tekaaana AFrl 1ss SzieE AP-d zs5h. having
Dad weather sheucs 70 tire m IN at s. y lo1g rs Lot
baaf the razsases whales IN the Passed
throzsh Bhsrrazs Ss-ars Izue aota and sook he frs
whaie Auu-s ash Sspt-Hher Ilth rscsssi uu tie
feet the north the szf several shps hA5 been
dsabied AID tbs rest very ity situated vrh the
rvsaesr Or the southern edge zzsa
llta, 81 ten On bard harlg 10 nen- ed Il company
s1fh the tss Lrrne srg7ss LaEp'. sap kzrupa aad -
rate weathe attsr coming through u1tI rearhng he sas
lsS Sperm, - vi aud 5oo0 In
REPgs1 o. : NosEs TaEIns--Lef Saz Frzaciscu We'd
ue=iay ortober L. 81. L u0oH very srru1 uurtszs
Ends frst Asurs blowing oserate gale VIA bad
obi ea % fir = hazrS. From Oct
lssh l3th calm vita Light hsa s1gthua-l n
1ath ~ = - \. iszg - v s ~zsh aad bz-sa
the ureck q tie hrg sheeh1 fa Fraaescs Caiao
uirh naa q 1her. F1uad tae CaqtAin. alive
ne GreeIstls dack IN exhausted c0ndrcn AL 1r.rs.
eEsE and lssnEs-s bad iius fun priEsru1- Ths CsFstz
e=-e-y azrznli-i b E5lr1s-r Of sif and
rzaa1-F recovered Oct --h. - - y lcnz l51G n.
passes Law = queen El-na ua-r 81 saii steering L
r1a eslay tunl srulrarE wiki heavy RAN. ecf zlst
rA- EEAtae A4z a. AalPAss Pm A. Z c-4HE Pz-ssr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25
COMMERCIAL.
nnNnIrIr- - - -.


The AIenrrossing event q the loss Of thirtythree
shire cf TIE Arctic whaling feet in the ice. and the
openinr Of our season BY the arrival in one day
Of thousand destitute seamea On our beach thr0Es
AL ether topics into the shade. The price q bread
or 81 beef or sIops Of calsoes becomes for the mo
s.nt o. no interest and in the Of the grea,
Chicago fre % which hsvs just received the ne~s,
the only relief which presents itself contemplating
the magnitude Of the disaster Is perhAps-its usEni-
tuse Il cannot be Al rezlEea-ii is AZ anyrsse
beyond fretting about; ard have IN tbs case the
rraud satisfaction. that Esr running such great risks
ve a-e able T. welcome every Of eur brave sea-
fsrur frcuds back shores. alive SID veil ready
and wiling 20 turn to- WITH un5iniuisAed courage
and energy % anything that may tprn up
This Is hardly the uor1ent 20 speculate the besr-
iurs Of the aruibiatou q the Nerth Pacific whaling
Zee; on ouv commercial prospects; G-e net vet
jamued" between the iev snd The shorr-ue have
plenty OF sea-roouws can anchor Dear or stay. Let
as for the Pres-at reserve sypathss aud en-
aeavars &c help along those wh0 are more directly
affected By this great disaster.
The steamer Moses Taylor leaves 70 day fer san
Frausis,a vi5t number q the shipvreekei nsn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25
a Card.

We, the undersigned ladies and masters. would
respectfully tender our heartfelt thanks to Captain
Thos. H. Me.Ien, Of the ship Europa. for his Kind
reception and hOsptable entertainment Of ourselves,
o6eers and crews while on board his ship. We would
also tender sympathy for the loss Of his season
catch, and return extra thanks for the generous
manner in which be invited Us board, by setting
his eolors fore and aft when he eoursing in
our boats. And the welcome board in the Arctic
Ocean in our destitute condition. viii long be remeu-
bered by all. May his future prosperity in life
be measured out TO him after his own bounteous
manner Of miuis;ering to ourselves while board.
With respect. etc, etc,
Heppiugstone Lady, BENZ Dexter Lady,
Valentine Lewis, Jared Jerueean,
Ariel Norton, L. c. Owen,
7. c. Packard.
Honolulu, Oct. Esd, ISL.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25
PORT OF HONOLUEU.
ARRIVED.


t- L,-A- lE P-vhaIll1. Bt-ssrlua > DAYS f-u pvt
Gauliss " 2 z-h-s ki-uu arE Faf-v Qre~u f-u--
Mana, May El.e1 ami Nluu.lEEuti from Mani
-.-5-f >tur Ns1Ea WcugA, Stsusrs, lays q kggrs
f-u San F-arcfscr
-l-A- stH- Ne5-aska- Ha-szz. y 8lys f-ua sydney.
AuezEanE
--st-- N1-e- TEyi1r Beru-rt. n DAYS ana II hcu-s
from san frulciscl. schrs Nerue Ma-rF and Sd Live
hsasus. fran Maui and Kate Iss fruu Bauafi
l1->g--s Active fuu MAJ jenny a-F Ns-v f-rr
hs-all Hsw vt * A---ic. Trf1u. t-1-f A-rri-
N-l - ~ Oh ard 5.luC bls bzs rf1nH-l
Net-t-r. Marvin, frem Arctic. with ~ VII eli and
500 brs Prugrs-s ngslau trlu Arctic Eith Z58
W. ID and 4JUt hos El-uuA NelI1. f-su Arctie.
ui-h s. VI rll aud +lCl b.. Haw "a Mama Ia
Ertzz~ fgu lghlH-.s xf-h r-ass
2s->cl sa-l1, truu NIEl- Ar ~ bk NHits HEzilL
t.m Al-tl-, sl-h - 81 1ll al1 {, 31C b.
SAILED.
l>-Sclrs u trsick and TuEuiuz n Ncllsaf
Ls-S-l-s y kiais flr M1l<ai N-uu1s.sal May Errs7
and Active Or MAJ q lk Ezcsls1r El-ar fir star
hr-E T-.1a1s
e1-k nan Fr Nam
-L-blt >t1r Mcuga W11El- S-euarr Elr F and SvtnsF
An ~r1u- Net-uss1~ Bserhrn. fir Svi-ev.
e.r- Eust tir hI.l ali Irrs-ursi are Ports scr-S
Lcka alt isabella fr Hawaii Nztre M-Irll a1E
Auul- Or kara--
2+All srulr Mo- Taylor. B.nust fr san F-a1cfz,1.
- ki1tn for kcrs- and Fairy Qzse1 Or Ksuai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25
Card.
on BOARD BARK " PRoGREss.
Oct. esd. ls7l.

Or BOARD BARK " PRoGREss,"
Oct, esd. Is7I.
To Carr JAS. DovpES Master Bark Progress.
Allow Us to thank you kindly for your kindness.
trouble. and expense in transporting ourselves. OF
GERS and crews from the Arctic 70 Honolulu. We
wish able to make you some compensation for
the great pecuniary loss which has been caused to
yourself. officers and crew, bat such cannot be our
pleasure. Rest assured your humane aui generous
eondact in reseuing ouc bundled and Lightweight
souls from suffering and death wall be forgot
ten We should be rejoeed to learn that or govern
ment, whose gratitude you dsserviugly merit, had
made you ample compensation for all the loss which
you have experienced. Your sincere friends,
H. Pease. late Of Champion, T civilians, Monticello
L. ". Williams, Fanny, J. H. Knowles. G. How'd
B. Whitney, WIN R0teh. F. 1. Rsddeid, br.yie;oria,
E. Z. Smith, Carlotta, ST. Se,hH. ingalls,, "a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25
ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW
Notice to Creditors.

IN the matter Of the Estate of DANIEL
i c. WATERMAN, deceased.
Notice Is hereby gwen by the undersg uei, one Ct
tie uuier the Eui Of the deceased, tie
creditors Of said Estate. and all persons having
Gains against the said deceased 70 exhibit the same
duly aatheat ieated, With the necessary vuachsrs,
within six months from the first publication Of shis
notice 70 the undersigned executor, At his 0ice n
the Government Building, in Hon0.Eia- And all
persons indebted 10 the said Estate are requested
70 make iRlmsdiats payment
JOHN O. DOMINTS.
Ore Of the Executors under the VII Of D. c.
Waterman. deceased.
H5usfuIu Oct ed 1871 It
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25
Licenses Expiring in October, 1871.

D etaiI-HsusIaIg. I'd J ssabary, 9TH Al Foou
LII Ian. 10th, 81 Paug Tiag. l0Eh Christian Eek
art. Sd An ii. lIth Alex NsCiars 18th Akana, 18th
Nagnin, 18th Christian Eekart, 18th Jacobs 10th
0 Hall and Sau. ed u Phillips. ID Bennett,
I2ta An Mz1. 29th 7 Ws;sThouss, 18th All Fsuz,
transferred to Al Kee, Nay s. 1871 seth Water
house, Isth Al Woo 20th Ian 10, 9Th Judd L Lay
ton Waiohiuu- Kau, Hawaii. 4tH ' Eazi. ITfh z
Spencer Makazzs. Msai. 5fh A " Seedham Ha-
makEaos. Mai, sd Merrill Waipis Hama
kda- Hawaii, sIst joaquin. Eailas, E6na q, 10th
Ali swan
WhoIesaIe-HanelaIu. 18Th Al Lee All Chang.
10th Hall ard Son. 1st BeIles Co, I'd Afo1g aad
Achuek.
Retail sPirifs-HonolzIu, I'd Anna Booth.
observation-disclosures. I5fh Peter Fornaudez.
Isth Hop Chang Ess, ID Al LaaE. EaT.ihae, Ha-
vail 18th slIsa and Cziilisgsorth.
Auction-F aizl11. OEha, 5tt = c Lans. Mani,
p y Everett
Fire Arms-HaneIaia. il, " ssusomb. 1ssb
Ea4kinsuua. 2Ist 6eo II Luee. 2ssh GaIiek, sIIs
ToznE Sbe1u--
BaIcheT-HaHafsIz. Tgh Gilbert waller.
BiiliaFds-Ho1ciEiG,I st 6 v HooxhtslIinz
Bowling Alley-H5zolnin, I'd Ana BSoth.
Boat-H0zolsls, SLIT HszIA, Sc !.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25

FLoop II HnO.-It is understood By most Peo-
PIE resident ia this Kingdom that It sometimes
raius in HIo; indeed, some 70 50 fsr as 10 ssy il
always ralus there. This Is a mistake: that is, il
does mol pour down " ali the JIme, althoUga
dusty streets il that belutiiul town are an excrp
tiou 20 The general rule. L rains heavily there
sometimes, s. &. do during feW days week before
last, when the streams, from the raging Wailg5u
down 70 the most diuiuutive stre1Dlet. we're swol-
lea 10 sgsutic proportions In some Instances the
dsh ponds. although protected by strouS walls
weUie have beea ruined had prompt measures not
been taken 20 oPea sideways 0-the escape Of the
wzser- THIS Vas done IN some cases al the risk Of
the loss OF large quantities Of valuable fsh.
We understand that within the past lew weeks
the Light from the volcano on NIaua4loa has been
seen plainly AZ Huo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25
PACIFIC INSURANCE co.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC

OFFICE PACIFIC INSURANCE COM
W PANN, Oct 10, ls7l--The recent eouhagratiUn at
Chicago natonA calamity. unequal lei in extent by any
other known in the world The losses very heavy and
their human foresight could have anticipated
possibly crcumscribed The losses all Insurance Com
pAnes doing general business large; aud while this
Cmptny suffers with all the others wish the
public and policy holders that resources Sufficient
T. meet every liability and that all contracts aad Obligations
WIN be properly and regularly adjusted and pAid ard this
Company will continue it, business While without
positive information exact losses yet from the
curis At cur uce ascertain that risks al the
that penetrate the burnt district extending the
thereof 81 COO % course there must be de-
duct5us hs for the risk the above
bevond the reach u the e We certain that the rumors
nov ahoat respecting losses greatly exaggerated
information Is received u will be
promptly given 20 the public
A. J. RALSTON. Vice President
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25

oUR extra edition Of the GAZETTE q yesterday BY
the steamer, although unusually larse. was exhaust
ed long before the time for closing the nsil was
also that OF our neighbor Of the Advertiser. The
startling news from the Arctic. and the account Of
the loss OF the brig SselehoE 70 be found in both
papers made the possessiou Of one or more OF them
aAsf-abra
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25

TEE Insurance Coupanies. both Fire and Marine,
within the psst feE months have been called upon
70 meet Losses which have been almost up-eceieut-
ed in the history Of Insurance Although the amount
20 Be paid 5y various Ausricsa and European Com
paHiss the losses h the great IRE tn Caicsgo U.s.
not zscerized Al the tine of tue latest dates vbeu
the Gre had hardly ceased it Is supposed that it vii
not 3I much short Of 50 10000 This sucurt Is
divided between almost al the great Iusu-arcc Com
7lr.es q the world, and It Is belisved tha. such s
the soundness Of that great system thai very few
Companies VIII succzulb to the pressure. some.
however, must 20 70 TIE Esus but ne are cil5 TO
know that ucne CT the Couraziss represented here,
a-,1oggh tie Losses Of some are immense are Unable
60 meet the Isbilitss iurz-rcd BY the frhtfEi dis
as,er st C5ics-c.
We publish in smother column Card from A J.
Ralstou, Vice President OF the P.cfc I1szrance Co.
lrgp-ezentsd here b. Nessrs. Bishop s Co., in
which be announces 70 the puble that although the
losses By the Company are heavy = nearly Que
ard three quarter Millions the Company all
promptly pay its losses AID viii c0utiuue. eue-vet
icaIly its business It Is known that the sbzre-
holders IL this Company are amoug the most wealthy
gsntleueu in California, and besides being person
airy responsible for all losses over the ability Of the
=. TO see the Institution through
Il Is s0ueEhst remarkable that although nearly
al the great Insurance Companies Of the world have
ues with great Losses, the Hauburg-Bremeu Fire
Insurance Company, Of which T. A. Schaefer 4 Co.
are the agents here, should have escaped entirely
from loss By the Ere il Chicago Being one OF the
str0ugess aud most secure Companies in the World,
and having agencies IN al cities where other great
= e -
have in This Instance escaped from loss It is there
fore, precisely ca the sane footing as before the
great fire, ard those desiring 70 insure their property
can Go 50 in this Company With the Utmost security
The losses By the destruction Of the whaling feet
in the Arctic taking the value Of the ships and car
eoss-szy thirty ships fifteen thousand barrels
Of CT and one hundred thousand pounds OF bone
vii act oe less than two million I've hundred
thoEssad dollars, Of which, no doght, a large per
tiou Is insured, mostly, understand, IL New
YORK and New Bedford This, with the ether in
ueuse calls upon Iuzzzncs Companies, viii give
then severe shock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25
Administrator's Notiee.

The Undersigned having this day been
i daily appointed Administering Of tie Estate q
JOHN SONOEE. late Of Puzla. Pa1a- Island u
Hawaii, hereby gives Notice to al parties having
claims against this Estate to present them OF OF
before the 2sth Of January next, 1877, they vi
be forever barred Aad al persons oEiag the sane
requested to z1ks iuEediAts payment to
L. SEVERANCE,
Has. July asth. ISL rao-aI Aamiaistrasa..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25

PuBtIc attention is called to the sale At the large
wooden building on the so-eAllsd Militant premises.
on Friday next This viii prove rare opportunity
to some procure large and substantial build
irr ehe.n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-25
Consular Notice.

h B. Ms Cossr1ArE-GEyERl1,
HouriufE, October %. ISL
4 l. Persons having Claims against the
u Estate Of Robert Lett British Sabject. dsesas-
si, hereby notified azd required present them
Theo. Z Dawes. ESQ. and al those indebted 20
the said Estate requested 70 make IN MEDIATE pay
usut 70 the sane JAMES T. WODEH0USE
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