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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-08-28
SHIPPING NEWS.

REPORT OF SHIP GEORGE THoNPsoS.-Left New
castle the 2lst of July, 1872 passed New Zealand
the 10th, had fine weather with moderate westerly
winds to the Island of Rurutu which we made on the
Sd of August. Passed Tahiti on the 5th, and were
becalmed the next two days of the Island Of Hua.
hine, took the Sc trades on the sth. Crossed the
equator on the 18th in long. l46 as west. Lost
the Sc trades the 18th in lat : 90 north. Had
variable airs from the eastward until the 18th then
took the trades from NNE. On the afternoon Of
the goth made Hawaii, noticed that smoke came from
of the mountains to the Sc of Maui on the 2lst
and Pend. Of Lanai the 23d and Is miles of
Honolulu at of the Gath. Arrived here on Sun
day morning the 25th, having had fine weather all
the PASSAGE Adreriiser.) W. SHEPHERD, Master.
REPORT OF STEAMSHIP NEBRAsKA.-Left Honolulu
July 3rd, passed Tutuila 18th 18th passed the
Nevada, ESQ miles from Auckland 2lst arrived at
Auckland, was boarded by the Health Officer, and
the ship, passengers and crew thoroughly examined.
We then steamed to thesanchOrage; 22nd left for
Napier; arrived at Wellington on the oath, when we
were ordered into quarantine, notwithstanding we
had passed clean" at Auckland were kept in strict
quarantine u days Aug 5th arrived at Napier; az
rived at Auckland on the sth left on the IIth en-
cOuntered heavy gale, lasting i've days; 18th pass
ed Tutuila, was boarded by the pilot who delivered
letters, etc. on the 26th passed fore and aft
schooner, steering north, could not make out her
numbers or coors arrived at Honolulu Aug. 9th
at II A. NJ, l6 days from Auckland.
R. W. LAME, Purser.
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Securely Provided For.

And as to the best Company, there many good
sound ones, that with ordinary intelligence you can
scarcely 60 amiss. But be you select a purely
Life Insurance Company. Avoid cooperative swndles
you would poison, and insure only in Life Com
pany doing legitimate life business. Keep out of
Local Boards, as you would keep out of the FIRE. Sc
lect a well established, well regulated and we'll man
aged Life Company. One that has safely passed
through the first few trying years Of its existence and
has by its fair and honorable dealing with policy
holders, and economical management, proved itself
worthy of the confidence of the public and such one
is the Security Life Insurance and Annuity Company
Of Me-, York.
This Company is over ten years old has had
unparalleled success has accumulated over Three
Million dollars in assets has to-day SIP "a Of assets
10 each 500 Of liability has always paid its losses
promptly has its agencies organized in almost every
State in the Union has always done safe business
and has made a record and history that commends
to the people of the bestin the country And
for its liberal and honest dealings with its policy
holders refer you not only to its thousands of
living members, but also to the hundreds of widows
and helpless who are to-day enjoying pleasant
and happy homes, as the result of policy in the
SECURITY.
The SECURITY LIFE COMPANY needs no other com
mendation than its successful business in our own
Islands.
Parties on the other Island desiring information or
needing documents will apply to the Agent for the
Kingdom,
NJ. McINERNY.
29-Sm Corner Fort and Merchant Sts
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.
WOEFORE THE HON. ELISHA II. ALLEN.
Id Chief Justice the Supreme Court anu Chancellor Of
the Kingdom. In Equity.
WILLIAM UIIIERRAND C,n,pIaipant
PETER YOUNG KAEo. pefsndnnt.

PETER YOUNG KAEO Defendant.
Pursuant order this day made the above entitled
suit by the Honorable Elisha II. Allen, Chief Justice Of the
supreme Court and Chancellor of the Kingdom notice IS
hereby given that Bill in Equity has this day been hed in
the above entitled suit praying for the foreclosure Of mort
gage executed by James w Austin Guardian Of the person
aud property Of Peter Young Kaeo and delivered James
him endorsed to William Hebrund, said mortgage bearing
date the l4h day Of March, 1863 and given prom
ssory note Of like date in the Of $3.50 together with in
terest at the rate Of Il per cent payable semi
annually, on the lands and premises as follows;
lst The land described in Royal Patent q situated
Maunakea street. Honolulu Oahu and being the mauka po
ton of the kaeo premises the makai portion having been
conveyed to Puhalahua.
ID. The Iii OF Kahawae, Honolulu Oahu, described in
Land Commission Award No $50
3D. The Ahupnaa Of Keaa Lanai described in Land Com
4th House in Puako and waianne Lahaiua Maui
described in Land Commission Award No. 54S3 Apana l.
Land Commission Award No. 54S3 Apana 5.
Award Of Land Commission No. $3.50.
eth The Ahnpuaa Of wakn Kohala, Hawaii described in
ROYAL Patent No. l66S, Apana .
And also the Ahupuaa Of waikshikah Puma. Hawaii de
scrbcd In Royal Patent No ICES Apaua The foregoing
parcels Of land being the described in the eeed Of G
vision by the heirs Of j. Kaeo and c. Lahah Kaeo and be-
Registry Office ia Honolulu in Lber 16, pages ISL 2s2 S3
All that of land situated in Kohsla, Hawaii known
by the Of Au and described in Royal Patent No. 2
at present leased to the Wamea Grazing Companyat rental
Of $3.50 per aunum.
All that lot Of land in Kuaokahua Honolulu Oahu and de-
scribed in Royal Patent No, 1866
All that piece and parcel Of land situated in Iii Of Kohee
opa Rap ama Oahu and described in Award Of Land Com
mission No s55 Apana part l. and for which allodal
title has been granted.
All that lot Of land in Lahaina described in Award Of Land
Commission No s5l5, situated in Puako and containing
roods and 10 rods being the premises formerly used
Hall by the Odd Fellows OF Lahaina-
The four last pieces Of land having been devised p Y
Kaeo by Keon Ana whose viii duly entered Of probate
in the Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands, together with
all the rights privileges and appurtenances and buildings
the belongings and that the day hearing said Bill
has been ordered by the Hon Elisha II. Allen Chief Justice
Of the Supreme Court and Chancellor Of the Kingdom for
September, A ID. ~
O'Clock in the forenoon the Courtroom in the Court House
in The City Of Honolulu and all persons interested here
by notified appear and show any they have against
the prayer othe Bill before the day assigned and fixed
for the hearing. W. c. PARKE,
Marshal Of the Hawaiian Islands,
=. II. HARRIS, Solicitor for Complainant.
Honolulu, August 10, 1879. 32-3t
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this countr

CIRCULATING THE SMALL-Pox.-A circulating
library in an English town took the smallpox
recently. One Of those incurable fools whom
God, for some inscrutable reason, permits to kill
their betters by sheer carelessness, caught the
smallpox, and whiled away the hours Of sickness
by reading books drawn from the library. These
when returned and redrawn proved fruitful
sources of disease and death 10 other households
The proprietors were compelled to issue circulars,
warning the public, and calling in all volumes in
circulation. The whole library is now being dis
infected
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r,,1ncr1r counr oE rnr rorRrn Iu-

- dcisl Circuit Kauai, August Term A. d. lSI2
Loka kamali Libellant for divorce Moanika kama
In the above entitled libel for divorce It is ordered
that decree Of divorce from the bond Of marmony be
tered favor Of the said Loka Ksma of the Of the
deser0n Of the said Moanka Kans to be made absolute
after the expiration Of six months from the date Of this de-
upon compliance with the terms thereof unless sufficient
shall appear to the contrary
Aud the bcsnt ordered publish attested copy Of
this order 10 the Government GAZETTE and M Au OK'i for
six successive weeks the first publication to be within
month from the date o this order that all persons interested
may within months show why said decree should
not be made absolute.
By the Court GN. WILCOX, Clerk
Nawiiiwili August L 1872 .-6t
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Eruptions, scald Head, RingwOrm and
nther Skin Diseases

After fermentation with water, the utmost re-
lief and speedest be readily obtained in all
complaints affecting the skin and joints by the sim
ultaneous of the Ointment and Pills. But it must
be remembered that nearly all skin diseases indicate
the depravity Of the blood and the arrangement Of
the liver and stomach consequently, in many cases.
time il required to purify the blood, which will be
effected by judicious use Of the Pills The general
health will readiysbe improved. although the erup-
ton may be driven out freely than before, and
which should he promoted. Perseverance is neces-
snru
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The new military organization, divides France
into twelve districts, containing one Army Corps
in each. making total of one hundred and fifty
seven regiments of infantry, sixtysix Of cavalry
thirtysx of artillery, six of engineers and eigh-
teen battalions Of military train.
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THosE IrENs-FOr some time past our neighbor
OF the Advertiser has been accusing the Alta Califor-
aia Of copying Hawaiian news items from The Ad-
tcrtiser aud credlting them TO the GAZETTE. We
have never commented upon the complaints of the
Advertiser In this regard, because they have been so
ridiculous as not TO deserve notice. AS we have
never taken a single item from that paper without
giving due credit, and very seldom at that, and as
the editor and publishers Of that paper know that
fact jus; as well do, they viii probably appre-
cait the following from the Alta Of the 10Th inst
The Commercial Advertiser Of Honolulu com
plains hat the items OF Hawaiian news published in
the ALTA credited TO The Gazette. without regard
10 the source where they first appeared. If il has
happened that the Gazette has pfered the AdteTrScgs
items not responsible for that, but have given
credit 10 the paper from which they were clipped.
As 10 giving credit TO the wrong paper, II such
mistake has occurred. any journalist should know
IL 10 be accident: no fair newspaper would sanction
such q uueanness. and no fair newspaper should
charge such mistake as Intentional
Another word on this subject which we are bound
70 say il behalf OF the gentleman who occupies the
position Of Hawaiian Consul al san Francisco He
is accused BY the Advertiser OF coating news items
from here, sending them 10 the Alta and BssllefiH
and creditiug them 10 this paper. Now, we happen
10 know thst Mr. Severance does not colate any
HaWnsiau news for the san Francisco papers.
nor does any one here so far as we aware) and
n fact does not take the Advertiser at all as we are
informed and consequently does not read il except
ne happens 10 see copy somewhere about the very
Jew uhcet IN san Francisco where it is deemed
Worih while 10 take il. Both the Akd and Bulletin
are n rec uar receipt Of the GAZETTE land perhaps
q The AdDcrfiScr1, and they take their news items
ron ne paper which they deem 10 give the best in
formation az 10 occurrences here
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Building Lots For Sale.

THOSE LOTS in KuIaokahua, con the
i Palms." Honolulu, numbered as follows:
90, 81, 100, IO1, ls2, Is3, 90, oil, 216, $50,
Are for sale by CIR. BISHOP.
Honolulu, August 70, 1872. sl-st
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Aug 2-Brit ketch Ino Williams SO days from Apa Nav
Is, and sChr Pauahi from MolOkai.
22-SchIs Kinau and Moikeiki from Maui.
23-Schrs Waiola from Molokai, Hokulee and Fairy
Queen from Kauai.
24-Schr Nettie Merrill and sip Live Yankee from Maui
25-Brit ship George Thompson, Shepherd 81 days from
Newcastle ", stmr kiauea IRON Kauai, schrs
Uiama and Active from Hawaii, Mary Ellen from
Maui and Warwick from MolOkRi.
26-Am ship George Green, Wilcox l6 days from San
Francisco, aud schr Isabella from Maui.
gam simr Nebraska, Harding, l6 days from Auck
land.
SAILED.
Aug 22-Stmr Kilauea and sChr Jenny for Kauai.
2S-Ilaw brig Vim Allen, Schneider, for Tahiti via
kawaihae.
2l-Schrs Kamoi for Maui and Fairy Queen for Kauai
26-Stmr Kilaiea for Windward Ports, schrs hinau
Nette Merrill and sip Live Yankee for Maui
g7-Schrs Pauah and Warwick for Mookai, Uilama for
Hawaii, and Mary Ellen for Kauai
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Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia.

Nothing has the power Of reducing inflammation and
ubduing pain in these complaints in the degree
Holloway's cooling Ointment and purifying Pills.
When used simultaneously they drive all inflammation
all enlargement Of the joints and leave the sinews
and muscles lax and uncontrolled. A cure may al
ways be effected under the circum stances
if the use Of these medicines be persey cred in
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-08-28
POLICIES INCONTESTIBLE
AFTER THREE ANNUAL PAYMENTS.

The chance that your life will fail within year
two per cent. The chance that your house will burn
within year is less than one quarter per cent Why
insure the latter and neglect the former?
Life Insurance is not like Fire Insurance, an ex-
pense, but a sure investment in time of need.
No man can foresee the condition of his affairs at
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-08-28
Sore Throat, Diptheria. Quinsey, Mumps
and all other arrangements of the
Throat

On the appearance Of any Of these maladies, the
Ointment should he well rubbed least three times
day upon the neck and upper part Of the chest so as
to penetrate to the glands salt is forced into neat
this will at remove inflammation and Ulcer
alton. The worst will yield to this treatment
by following the printed directions
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TINS NAvIsAroEs. We understand that serious
difficulties have occurred at the Nayigators within
the past few months. By the Kelch Ino we
learn shat q war has been carried on between the
different chefs Of the islands and that foreigners
IA fears OF being moleste5
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Piles, Fistulas and Internal Inflammation.

These distressing and weakening diseases may with
certainty be cured by sufferers themselves if they
will use Hooway's Ointment and closely attend to
the printed Instructions It should be we'll rubbed on
the neighboring parts. when all obnoxious matter
will be removed. A poultce Of bread and water may
sometimes be applied at bed time with advantage;
the most scrupuOus cleanliness must be observed If
those who read this paragraph will bring It under the
notice Of their acquaintance whom it may concern
they will render service that will never be forgotten,
rs a cnre Is ceriAin.
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scrofula or Kings Evil and Swelling Of
the Glands

This class Of eases may be cured by Holloway's pu-
rifying pills and Ointment their double action Of
purifying the blood and strengthening the system
ders them more suitable than any other remedy for
all complaints Of a serofulous nature As the blood
is impure. the liver, stomach and bowels being much
derangsd require purifying medicine bring about
a cure.
Both the Ointment and PHI should be psed IN he fol-
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The VoucAxo or INSTRUMENTATION latest
adyices from Hawaii inform us that the eruption
still continues in Mokuaweoweo at the summit
Of Mauna Loa. a column Of FIRE or lava is con
siautly being thrown up several hundred feet
above the summit Of the crater, presenting, IN
the night, most imposing spectacle. The peo-
pie living arouHd the base of Mauna Loa are in
momentary expectation Of lava flow from the
sides Of the mountain When il is considered
that the floor Of the crater is something ike FIVE
hundred feet below the rim and that the column
Of lava is estimated to be thrown something like
two hundred feet above the rim, it must be thrown
up at least seven hundred feet The Column
must also be immense as il can be seen distinct
" from al sides Of the mountain, which in the
night il lights mp in grand style. The eruption
reached its rrandest dimensions about eight DAYS
before our informant left the coast Of Hawaii
since which time the column Of fire had not per-
,ibly diminished. Passengers who took the
trip round Hawaii on Monday will probably have
q rare opportunity to witness this remarkable
eruption.
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Irrfn be observed by advertisement in another
c1I1ul that the Kilsuea viii not make her usual
trar= between the 10th and Both Of September.
na-u- that interval, she viii be laid up for
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INSURES ON THE ALL CASH PRINCIPLE
N o &c {.

SAMUEL G. WILDER, ESQ, WILL ACT FOR
- me under Power of Attorney during my absence
Z. P. ADAMS.
Honolulu, July 30, 1872. 29-Im
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CITY OF MEXICO, August 1st.-Nelson American
Minister starts for the United States on Septen Der
LIST, on short leave Of absence
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IMP

Prom Apia, per lno August -l-I2 Tons Coal and 1900
Co,usuuts-
From Newcastle w per George Thompson, August Is
1856 Tons Coal
Prom sydney and Auckland per Nebraska Aug I'll pkg
Leather and .. pigs Mdse bids sheep SKINS 90 SKIS
Oats so Empty Barrels bx Ferns ~ cks Brandy, 80 cs
Gin Chufney and 81 pkgs ASSORTED Mdse in ansitu for
San Francisco
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RE-orEyED-The Butcher shop, known as the
Washington Market, will be re-opened on Satur-
dlv next. By Mr.. Dunno, one Of the former pro-
p-is,o-s Of that market. We are assured that no
pains vii be spared to make the market complete
ana attractive
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TIE OLDEST lNHkBTANT.-1he venerable
mother Of Dr. O. p Judd Is to-day ninety years
Old. which probably entities her to the honorable
distinction Of being the Oldest person in Homo
lll1 If not on these Islands. Nonagenariars ore
not abundant even in older countries, and it is
seldom one Is seen possessing the vigor Of Mrs.
Judd. who Is able to attend church regularly every
Sabbath
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FAEsss o. ne Eooz for the Month Of August, 1872,
rsErlEEr TT carr. ntxu sNITH.
NOTES or THE WEEK.

Ur 10 the time Of going to press the Califor-
MA Steamer, now due, has not made her appear
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RosE EvAxs will give her farewell performance
this evening For so talented an actress, Of
whom we may not see the ike again" we be-
speak a good house-she deserves it Miss Evans
has during her brief visit to the United States
and Europe made for herself a reputation Of
which any artist might be proud, and the people
Of Honolulu have seldom seen in the past land
we presume will not see in the future) a more
accomplished actress
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THE AEEryAL or rus NEBRAsKs.-The Ne
b-gska arrived yesterday, ] days from Auckland,
bringing four passengers for Honolulu, and fifty
through passengers Tie news from the Colo
MES Is uuimporiaut. The Nebraska was quaran-
tined for twelve DAYS at Wellington, New Zealand.
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The Sufferers Best Friend +!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
Bad Legs, Ulcerous Sores, Bad Breasts and
Old Wounds.

No description of wound, ulcer resist
the healing properties of this excellent Ointment.
The worst cases readily assume healthy appearance
whenever this medicament is applied sound flesh
springs up from the bottom of the wound, inflammation
Of the surrounding skin is arrested and a complete
and permanent quickly follows the use Of the
Ointment
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The SNAL-Pox N AUSTRALIA W. learn
from Capt Shepherd, Of the George Thompson,
that cases Of small pox had appeared in Sydney
and Newcastle, n :. W, which were supposed
10 have originated from New Zealand where ii
was introduced, as is claimed by the Nebraska.
At once, on the appearance Of the disease in the
above cities, every passenger known to have ar
rived from Auckland or by the Nebraska, was
placed In quarantine. Our informant states that
although great excitement prevailed on the sub
ject, the prompt measures taken TO check the
spread Of the disease may possibly have the effect
10 coufne 1t in very narrow limits, as has been
done here. Although this being the first appear
ance Of the disease in the Colonies, where in
consequence the same care had not been taken
10 guard against 1t as had been taken here, it
may get 10 be epidemic, in which case its ravages
will no doubt be fearful. We regret that we
have been unable TO procure any Australian
papers giving the latest accounts in relation to
the subject
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Az ANCIENT RaIc.-Duriug his late visit TO
Kauai, Judge Widemann procured stone imple-
meut, Of curious make, resembling half Of a cocoa
nut she'll followed out with a hole about an inch
and a half deep and wide, the rim being an inch
thick We have never seen stone like it, nor
can we learn for what purpose it was used. Judge
W was informed that the natives in old times
used il as a musical instrument. Whatever it
was made for, it is an exceedingly rare curiosity.
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We notice by the Sydney Nail, that on the
26th ult., resolution was passed in the Colonial
Parliament authorizing the Government to adj
veriise for a mail service between Sydney and
san francisco, via FIJI and Honolulu. The pro
posais for tenders were to be advertised both in
the Colonies and in England. From private let
lers. there is little doubt that the service will
be recommended by powerful propeIlers. The
time between san Francisco and Sydney we IN
derstand 70 be fixed at thirty DAYS.
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For Tahiti, per Wm II

For Tahiti per Wm II Allen, August %
Beef Dbl / Gin, C so
Brandy, cs % Hay. bales l5I
Butter, kegs Paiukller, cs
Casks gals 1921 Rum, bbls
Cordage coils ) Tongues pkGs 10
Dry Goods pkEs
value-D5mestic 500; Foreign...-....s s., o6l 70.
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29-Sm
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-10-04
ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County,
sitting as Court,cf Equity,
No. At Equity.

IN THE MATTER OF THE SALE OF REAL
ESTATE made by ZADOCK WILLIAMS,
Trustee under Deed of Trust executed by
AGNES BARROW. -
ORDERED this Sd day of September, 1872,
~ that the sale made and reported by Zadock
Williams, Trustee in the above proceedings, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trary be shown on or before the third Monday
in November, 1872; provided copy of this or
der be published in the Port Tobacco Times, a
newspaper printed in Charles county, once a
week for three successive weeks before the first
Monday of October, 1872.
The report states the amount of sales to be
81 .050.
GEORGE A. HUNT, Clerk
ofC. c. for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
GEORGE A. HUNT, Clerk
sen Raw