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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30
COMMERCIAL.
HoNoLULU. oc1oBER ,. 1s-a.

HONOLULU, OCTOBER =, 1s72
We have nothing o. importance IN > commercial
way to report this week.
The auction sales Of Real Estate on Saturday
showed satisfactory appreciation Of that class Of
properly
The foreign arrivals during the week vii Be found
among the sbirPia= news.
he loss Of two If not three, Of the snail Arctic
whaling feet Is reported IL late dates from san Fran
cisco.
By the Comet, Fuller, arrived to-day We note no
change II values Of Island produce
lie schr. c. N. Ward arrived II port yesterday
morning. e days from Hozland's Island, bringing
lzbsrsrs from the different Islands
Reports at Bakers Islsad-I;slian ship Grinaido,
arrived Sept; sd, lying at nOOrings with 225 tons
s6iP josiah L Halo, sailed Angus. 18th. with
1859 tens guauo.
ship F.TOTiis sailed August 29sh, With IIOo tons
ship staEuFdshire sailed sept. I2sh ri.h 1890 soss
guzno-
HOvIAnd's IslAad-ship ssrdis, FOIlausbee, sailed
August l4th, with 1850 tons guanO-
Ship TerPsichore. sailed Sept llth, with 1876
tons guAno.
Enaerbury's Islaod-Sbip George Green, sailed
Sept 18th. with 1850 tons of Esnno-
All the zboFe shipS b01ut 70 Live-pool fo- o.
de-S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30
SHIPPING NEWS.

REPOET OF TEE SCHooNEE EVILN, PTTyNN, MASTER.
Lea Mile Aug. 18th, and Ano on the 2?nd. Had
the Ne trades very light and battling up to lat q
y. and long Ia : E. sept 18th experienced heavy
equinoctial gale which lasted for days was forced
by eas,erly wind up to 40 : Is y. Oct. very
heavy gale set in from Il and finished of at the
pration Of Is hours With fresh gale a, SW, lat 20
y, long IL {, doing great deal Of damage to
sails, standing rigging boats, chain bolts, &c.
good weather during the remainder Of the passage.
Ran our casting up in SIS n Made NV end Of
Maui Oct 22nd, was detained IS hours with very
light batting winds. Hove to the wind Of Diamond
Head at 10 P. NJ Oct 25th; arrived in the harbOr at
SA. n. Oct 26sh. Had suffered considerable on the
passage for want Of proper provisions, being obliged
to subsst principally on eoeoanuts and the preserved
raii of the Pandanos tree No provisions to be pro-
cured at the Marshall Group.
Aug. 18th. f the north end Of Arno, spoke L. 5.
slOop-Of-rar NarTaganse,;, Capt Mosde, on cruise
among the Micronesian Islands.
REFoRr OF BARK CoNEr.-Left San Francisco Oct.
18Th first two days out moderate breeses from y L
", then suesssssu Of light north winds, and Gains
and finally light Ne trades Latter part Of the pas
sage fresh trades with overcast weather.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30

Thursday, 9-PRsYER: For Nations; for
Kings, and all ia authority for the maintenance
Of peace Tor increase Of righteousness; Tor the
spread Of religious liberty; for the growth Of
sound knowledge; for contentment, concord, and
good viii among al classes for the discerument
Of Gods hand in national Judgments aud tor
the removal OF intemPerauce, immortality, and
the sins which are reproaoh to any people
Friday, lO-PRaYSR: For mankind /: for the
circulation Of the Holy Scriptures, and the spread
OF pure Hteraiure; for the overthrow Of all forms
Of tyranny and oppression for the removal Of
every form Of Antichrist; for al prisoners and
captures; and FOR the increase OF that Kingdom
which is righteousness, peace, and Joy in the
Holy Ghost
.S1tla-i5u, ll-PkNrER: For Sunday Schools:
sos Missionary. Tract and other religious sOcie
ties for the raising up and sending forth Of more
"lsborsrs into His harvest, and for the removal
OF hindances to the spread Of the Gospel and
conversion Of the world
SsHdlv, la-SERxoSs: Let the whole earth
be filed with His glory. Amen. and Amen.
BY request the following suggestions to
Christians in all countries, for continuous con-
cert Of daily, private, or family prayer through
out the rear accompany this circular Sunday,
sabbath Schools assumed there are at least
throughout the world 100000 Sunday School
Teachers Nonday-Christian Missions Tues
day-Bible Societies: Observation-Disclosures
Of slavery and iutemperaaoe; Thursiay-Traoi
Societies Friday-outposing Of the Holy Spirit
on al mankind: Saiurisy-Ministers Of the
Gospel supposed 10 be about 90 0OO}
These suggestions from year to yesr are from
the head Of the Evangelical Association. in
London. As our readers are aware, the week Of
prayer is set every year for the first week in
,Tanuarv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30
The News.
JGluaE.

BIZ the Comet. Fulisr. arrived yesterday, l.
DAYS from san Francisco, we have received dates
to the I2,h inst. three DAYS later than those by
the steamer Idaho. As the Presidential election
in the United States, which takes place on Tues
day next approaches, the efforts Of the politicians
seem 10 increase. Previous stated results Of the
elections Of various States on the Sih inst. are
conceded BY the Republicans that Hendricks
Democratic candidate for Governor. is elected by
s msjority Of about 500, This Is close vote in
q State containing IRON 10000 to $4,000
voters.
The announcement Of the sudden death Of
William H. Seward at his home in Auburu on
the 10Th has created feeling Of profound regret
Throughout the country. Mr.. Seward WAS one Of
the most able and astu,e statesmen Of America,
md the people Of the United States owe more to
hin for the present unity Of the country than
politicians have been willing 10 acknowledge.
The death Of that pleasant auibo1eSs, Fanny
Fern Mrs James Pagson). Is also announced.
The bark Florence had arrived at san Fran
cisco and reports the loss Of the whaling barks
Helen Snow, Macomber, and Roscoe Lewis, both
being stove by the ice, and the probable loss Of
the Sea Breezs. Weeks. The report Of the catch
Of the feet up to the SOth Of August are favor
able ana warrant the expectation Of a good sea
sons work. The R " Wood is reported clean.
On the 9th inst. the anniversary of the great
fire in Chicago. hundreds Of individuals aud firms
moved into new quarters in the rebuilt portion
of the city.
Eighteen Of the coal masters Of South Wales
have resolved TO close their works shortly, pend
ing the reelection Of wages Of employees. A
grand strike among the wOykmen Of Brussels is
imminent.
A sensational report has been Published in
Paris that Bouapartist movement was on foot,
and that coup d eat would be attempted 1t is
also reported that the Prince de Joinyille and
the Duke d'Aunals would resign their seats in
the Assembly. Prince Napoleon having arTivedin
Paris bad received notice TO leave France. After
some hesitation be yielded to the peremptory
order OF the Government and left Paris on the
lIth inst 4 feet Of five German men-Of-war are
being fitted out for cruise around the world,
under the command Of Admiral Werner. They
viii first visit the West Indies and the United
States. The expedition Is expected 10 be ab-
sent about eighteen months. Sir Rounded Palmer
is to be elevated to the peerage, under the title
Of Baron Selbourue. There have been serious
political riots drrng the recent Congressional
elections in Brazil.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30
PASSENGERS.


Fr HcaskOag, PER Minerva Oct 81 Usher and {
Chinese.
FIX Kauai re- star kilsues Oct alHts Ex Gov Jno
Do1liu Christie Ir " II Ricc and wife ms Hartwe
Nh N Whitney Ms Anna Rice, & Wider snd child
Jctn TArn, " Il Bailey, 6reen, Nacftrlaoe, and -
deck.
Fro1 Port Gamble, per victoS, Oo, ss-John Benson.
Prom Kauai. per strnr Kanss, Oct Ellis TX Gov J
nouiais ) CHRISTIE Ir Green, wife and ohild Miss
i-e~n Ms uArheG Z Wilder and child Geo Dole W II
Bailey MasfAns John Tara, Francis Gay, . kellett,
A Ehlers. II Smith, DRYER, and ~ deck.
Fer WiuavSrd Ports pei KfisreN Oct S-R lIus-
hands. Tois1m and wife Geo HSrhoste, AZ AkSu and
Wise. " W Wed aud wife, c. Lyons, II Puuiy Macy
Bailey. Pfuksr and child, Geo Williams and wife,
in Wsisht c Wut.e, Whitman Mis- EiizSpeth, r
weeioa, c Wall and wife, " NeeihNm, Mrs koAno, VI
Brown, aud about III deck
Prom san Fancisoo PEI Genet Oct sMr and Ms Nit
eheu Ms " HiJchingS Miss Fsuuy Morgan Phelps Mr.
J5s EsyaeT. Alfred EasUist. SGAvey, Mr. Jones, wife
and children.
Frou 6uNno Is Per c NJ wArd. Oc; ssCsrt Bridges Geo
: Weston ChSs Hire VIVA ThomTsoa jos weaver aud 46
native islcferS
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AZ IA O'Clock Neaa.
on Credit Gases Of Liquor
c. $. BARLOW. Au.tiousss.
Assignee's sale.

rJYHE Undersigned will Sell nc Puhiic
i Auction. BY order q =. A. Scha-fsr. Esu-. A.
sirnse Of the Estate Of AH0. lately dong business
on Maunakea Street. 10 the csy % Hsuulalu. uuisr
the name and style Of Sine kEE. on SATURDAY, ila
Esd November az II o'clock n. On The premise. at
the right title and interest of thc ssd iha IN sud "a
the following described property. t1rutasr vita an
the buildings thereon situated. via All that cerlaln
piece or parcel Of land. situated the east SIDE @
Maunakea Street, and bounded and described ~ ici
lows; Beginning a. the corncr &c hu.uaiua ara
running 50 feet along the Aianai kahaHri. % thr
Alanui Kahi Puuaiua thence along said Aisuui 81
feet deep. thence So fees parallel % The Arnui kaas-
wal Aforesaid % the pa of kauainu. theace a-aug
said pa s. feet 60 the point Of eomuenceuent-
The above property vas granted % kuapuu ana
Kapea by Royal Patent No. 26jl. and By tae s1Id
Kuapun and Kapca conveyed Do p. r. Wttenan By
deed. dated the i6th day q October. A. D. iis sui
recorded in the Office o. the Registrar Of Canreyaures
in Liher ~, on pages 100 and l0l and BY t1s al
Wakeman conveyed 10 The said Aho By isci. iHfsi
sth day Of July, A. y. 1870. and rucorisi IN m
Office Of the Registrar % Convcynuces IN Litcr 90.
on pages 226 and 221.
The above will be sold subject O. = uurirare IN
favor o. Mr. II. Dimond Tor thc sum % see. wa
interest thereon from the sch Day e August a. r.
1879. at he rate Of per cent. per month
Papers can be cxamined ne The ofHca @ Mr. r. A.
Schaeicr. g. $. BAhIoW. As- p
Honolulu October 30. ls72 f3n
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TrF enormous aivznoe IN coal II England
ulsha The past few months has become most
s=-i11s affair. both 10 the owners Of steamship
Ines and the manufacturers OF that country. A
rzz ussuths ago. q nan % have predicted that
cal roal6 Eiihia he year be imported from the
Coa-1sat and sold cheaper than English coal
c01l5 b boaEtt- Eoald have been looked upon
as crazy. Bat such bas been The case within
tao months uast coal has been imported from
Holland Is g matter Of economy. IL fact.
taking Goals 10 NeEcas;le~ Is not so bad
speculation As il has formerly been supposed
70 b.
Tie advance "a the rroe O. coal has caused
su1h an iuc-ease Of the running expenses Of the
Elnozsti-e cotton mills that it has been decided
20 rsiuoe the number Of hoars Of labor IN them
wh7a he present high prices are maintained A
aaasaoa uhish Is anziOasly cauyassed il British
s-sa- shipping circles Is. HoE tar they can save
uno- tie c1st OF fael by simply taking Goals
eu1z-h Tor outSard voysges and depending upon
tie l,cz supplies Of the ports Of destination for
tasi- return VOYAGES Il Is stated that the lines
between Liverpool and NeE York VII pursue
ms course a number q North Of England
steamers Lsye taken ont iron rails to British
Ausdoa and The United States, and vii procure
tbsr Te:ara cal n Pia.o1. Nova Scotia where,
30 fao. some Of tie p-ioeipal lines propose to
-zks thsir fun supplies Is IL CA be pat on bozrd
tlar vessels there for eight shilIings per ton
whereas IL costs thirty FIVE shillings 70. banker
cszl q Eag.-ad- The saving Of expense in feel
O. re larger steamers BY this means vii amount
20 from As 70 $50 per dsy.
one rss1lt Of this remarkable advance 10 the
pres q coal i tie increased demand for
sailing vessels foy the earring trade. It Is an
tigipztsd thar should the present state Of the
market ooaiinue, great impetus vii be given to
The builiing Of sailing craft OF course, the
increased expense II the manufacture OF iron
has czased further advance il that m2terial,
and VII undoubtedly, for the tine being, mater
aly check the building Of irOa vessels.
TIE most Serious consequences which are likely
70 arize from the high Price Of fael may fall upOa
the poos IN he large cities during the coming
winter. Should coal not decline. much unusual
sussrias, It is thought By many, VII be likely to
sasue.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
IN PROBATE-IN THE MATTER OF

4 " 4
i the Estate Of J. L. DESHA. deceased.
Whereas by Order Of Court issued by the Hon.
Elisha II. Allen, Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
the 2Sth day of September A. D. 1872, the under
signed viii sell public auction the premises at
Kikihale, Honolulu. On SATURDAY, the 9th day Of
November d. 1872, II NJ. all the right title and
interest Of said deceased in and 10 the following real
tate bounded and described follows viz: Begin
ming at the southwest side Of a lane feet wide at
point whi,h is North q So West, true, two hun
dred and seventyfour and half feet from the june
ton Of said lane with Mauna kea Street just above
Liberty Hail. and running South 60 40 West, true,
eighty-six and a half feet and South Sc 30 West,
true tweuty-nine aud three enths feet along right
Of way, thence South L East true, thirty-one and
half feet North S. So East, true, twenty-eight
aud eigbt-teuths feet and Socth 20 so East true
nine and three-teuths feet along Royal Patents Nos,
80 and IS, thence Y. 81 20 East, true, ninety
and sx-tenths feet along Royal Patent No a,
thence y. Is so West, true, foTty-fve and half
feet along lane, specified above, and containing an
of 4,s50 square feet, per survey made BY c.
J. Lyons in 1872.
The said lot is subdivided in three parts, the plans
Of which can be seen at the Office Of ". c. Parke at
the Court House. and will be exposed for sale sep
arately together with the buildings thereon situated
Also, Immediately after said sale, there will be
sold at the Court House all the right, title and in
erest Of said deceased in and to that lot Of land sit
uated in Pauoa Valley, and containing by survey
III acres more or less IA plot Of which can be seen
al the Office Of " C. Parke.l and more particularly
described in Land Commission Award Kuleaua No
525, Apana 2, 70 5. Kapuiki, On March IS, 1855.
". C. PARKE,
Administrator Estate J. L. Desha.
c. s. BARLOW, Auet'r.
Honolulu, October ]. 1872. SGT
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
oct ss-S1hr Fairy Queen froui KSusL
ss-Sehrs Annie and UIlsuA fron Hawaii, Snd Khan
froui Mani
S$SchrS Hattie fro-a Ksuai, Active fro-n Hawai-, snd
Juknsta frum Maui
S-ln bktu Vietor Cove. - DAYS from Port Gamble.
Am soh- Euly. PitmAn. q DAYS frcm Marshall Is
ianis Sohrs Prince troui Hawaii and Warwick fron
Mc5oksi
--S.mr Kiauca frcrn ksuai, schrS Iuka frcm Kauai,
and kAnd f0om Maui
sS-SchrS Mary Ellea fruu Maui Hckulee fron Kausi.
SAN * Core; Fullsr, II. DAYS frorn san Francisco,
An Solr { N Ward, Riekman, = days frOm How
lands l..
SAILED.
Oct Sam ssur Nebraska. Harding. z Auckland NcCth
Ger * Minerva. Lcoss fsr HcngkonE schrs ODD
Fellcr tx Hawaii Isabella and slp Live Yankee for
Mani
s4-Stmr Kilsnes for ksuS.
-SehIs Warwick fl- MoloSsi CArnS fo- Hawaii FAIRY
Qa-en fr ksnai-
C-Am TX Delaware Rollins, &c Victoria, c.
S-Stmr kilAuea for Niudvsri Ports.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SECURITY
LIFE INSURANCE
AND
ANNUITY COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK,
NOS. 81 AND 80 PINE STREET.
RoBT. l.. CASE .-..... .-......... Presidens-
THEo. r wETMoRE vIrc-Prcsidcnt.
REUBEN n. UNDERHILL .... Counsel.
Absolutely no Restriction on Travel
POLICIES NCONTESTIBLE
AFTER THREE ANNUAL PAYMENTS.

The chance that your life will fail within year is
two per cent. The CHARGE that your house will burn
within year is less than quarter per cent. Why
insure the latter and neglect The forners
Life Insurance is not like Fire Insurance, ex-
pense but a sure investment in time Of need.
No man can foresee the condition Of his affairs at
his death, but by Life Insurance family can be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30

SrED-E CorET-The Court vas occupied
during Thursday. Friday and Saturday Of last
Eess Wi,h the trial Of Andres Cauacho On
N0uiay the case O. The King Us. Frank In
gran, charged with malicious mischief in ian,per-
ia- Eiih the fls,euinrs OF the ship Georges was
tired Verdict guiifv in the second degree Yes
-r-ia7 the case OF The King rs Chung Harm.
CHARGED uiib sula-riiug opiIh Was disposed OF.
the verdict OF the jury 0eing-aOt guilty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30

IryDoy papers have recently Published con
Siderable o1reSH0ndence on what Is called the
Mode Passage on the Atlantic which crit
Passengers CO the various lines Of steamers be-
tween Europe and America Several Of the
principal Ea-iish lines publish cards denying tha.
lie sses--s passengers OF their steamers are
iur-one-'v treated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30

THE bsirti OF some OF the points Of interest
Co HaE-H. as recently measured bv a gentleman
H-Sa- che c.rcuit Of ;hs Island vi, be interest
ing 81 1u- -ss5e-s. especially those who have
Travelled over the SINE route as or correspond
en- Tho instrument Used IL sscerisining the
a-ii-ais Of the different poiats was hicely ad-
s1s-si ane-di barometer which. during the Trip.
was .-ee1su-iv rated a. the sea-ievel Some Of
the a-ltudes gwen differ from The measurements
q. y likes and Others and 20 some instances are
incorrect Is in that Of Hualllai, which IS here
rSsl as 1g13 feet, whereas Wilkes measure
uzls makes u lo.000 feet Below sc give the
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Consular Notice.

ALL PERSONS indebted to the Estate
"A Of WILLIAM CR0LEY, deceased, late Of Maui,
are hereby notified to pay the amount 81 such IL
de5teduess 70 GEORGE ". WILLFONG, a. Wal
luku, Maui who is duly authorized to act In The
tleuent Of said Estate to the United States Consul
at Honolulu within sixty days from date and all
persons having claims against said Estate are re-
ques,ed present them for settlement as above. 55st
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NOTICE.

DROPER APPLICATION HAVING BEEN
made the undersigned By Chss. Bishop
Kauaina Guardians q William C. Lunao that The bonnda-
RE Of the Ahupua q Piiaa situated IN tie District q Koo-
isu Island Of Kauai may Be defined and settled Notice
hereby given whom il may concern that TUESDAY. the
9Th day NorcmbeT 10 ~, j. the day and hosr
apart for the hearing Of said application The Court House.
Pilaa, KEua DUNCAN McBRYDE
Commissioner Of Boundaries
Wahfa.Ta- Eauaf sept 18Th 1s7Z S7-st
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TEE CHINESE LsEoEEEs ~ CUBA-There has
recently Ia Ssr'snbsrl been published in Ha-
vuu-. new and stringent law compelling The
Chrameu nov there 70 make new contracts for
Their hbl- 81 terms CT no: less than six or more
tAau eight years. O. 10 leave the island. As
there are uuioubteily many Of The Chinese who
viii .ss unabis 70 leave for want Of means. they
VIII Be obliged 70 take the first alternative and
unless there Is great competition in the labor
market tleir labor viii be sold cheap.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30

FElU KuArE1-A correspondent on Hawaii.
who has recently visited the crater, informs Us
tl-t since the subsistence OF the eruption in No
kuaEsoWso hiiauea his been very sctive. Our
c1-z-r1nisut Hrites. The Old South lake
.Eli-h is tae only one active a. present. Is
'1- and runnlng over On the night Of the 10th
-Hs-s Ee-e heavy flows both 10 tie south and
west Earthquake shocks are quite frequent at
R-P-Faia- and they report severe one at Hilo
las- ~undav"
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NOTICE.

DROPER APPLICATION HAVING BEEN
made the Undersigned b. Cias. r. Bishop and Chas
Kauaua Guardians q William G. Luna0 that the tJuus-
Of the AhHpuaa of Wapou situated 10 The district q
Puma Island Of Kauai may Be defined and settled Notice
hereby given b. whom il may that THURSDAY,
the Tth day Il November 10 r. il the day and hour set
apart r the hearing Of aid application al the Court House.
Waipoulf Kauai DUNCAN McBRTDE
Coninis-iouer q Boundaries.
waHiaHa, Kauni sept 18Th, 1s52 57-st
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.ss.ss q The Mosa ter ne NoatA q Oct. ls7s
NOTES or TuE WEEK.

Or thanks are due TO Capt. A. Fuller Of The
Comet. for fol- files OF late California papers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30
For sale.

A GENTLE CARRIAGE HORSE, Buzsy
C. s. BARLOW
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Assignee's Notice.
WHEREAS SIN zee has this day
w made al assignment Of all his property, both
real and personal TO the undersigned for the benefit
Of his ereitors-now, therefore, all parties having
claims sgaiust the said Siugyee, hereby request
Cd present the TO the undersigned his Office
in Honolulu; ana ali parties indebted to the said
Singyee, arc hereby requested 10 make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
F. A. SCHAEFER.
Honolulu. Oct. 8. ISTa 424t
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NOTICE.

THE land formerly belonging to the
Il late kauaikau. Of Houoiulu, deceased IN the
year 1855 and inherited by right Of descent BY MS
sister "A, also deceased has by decree Of the Pro-
bate Court Of the Hawaiian Islands. given by Hon.
II. A. Widemann. Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court the 9th day Of February, 1871, become the
property Of the undersigned, husband Of the decc-
dent, which property is situated at Auwuiolimu in
Honolulu, and more particularly described in Land
Co mission Award No. 1872, and Royal Patent No.
$685. and at present held by Williim Berrill. bis
agents Nov, this is to notify the said William Ber-
ri that the undersigned claims damages for the
Of said land from the date first held by him up 70 the
last day of September 1872 which claim is assessed
at the rate Of sixty Dollars year, and if not paid
on o. before the last day Of December, 1872, will
take possession Of al property on the premises aud
dispose Of the same at public auction to satisfy said
claims.
Should the said claims be paid before the
last day OF December next, hereby further notify
the said VIM. Berri!l to remove the buildings or
cause the same to be removed from the above men
toned premises For further particulars inquire Of
6. W. PILIP0, my agent, Honolulu.
KAHOOHAU.
Houolula. October 9TH. 1872. 80 lma
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Tie average height Of the great plateau be-
tEes1 the mountains Is about 5000 feet The
summit q Huaiai4i forms perfect crater about
so fss- In diameter and 500 fee. deep. circular
and zi-hout break IN the SIDES. which are
smooth and even and covered With sand and
so1-a- There are 10 Appearances Of melted lava
i- me crater. which Is nov overgrowu with stunt
ei bushes. which 10 fac; grow all over the moun-
tam. shorias that /, cannot be more than 700
CT so00 fesi il height
I; Eil BE- understood that measurements Of a.
-i-u5sz By a1s7oii baromeiezs are not considered
very 7s.abls- For scientific purposes barometer
u o-loaizti5us Of attitudes are always taken with
tts 1le-czz5a. Barometer.
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~ All the above viii be sold as Cheap as any
other house in the city, either in bond duty paid.
81 No Travelling Agent Employed. Sm
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Assignee's sale.

By order Of T. A. sehaefsr. Esq, Assignee
Of the Estate Of singyes,
WILL sELL At PvsLIe aveTos.
On Friday, November ist,
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A Large Assortment of Ritters,

Angostura, Boxers Hufeand's l. Y L., Hostel
tiers, Humboldts, Pipifax, Suners sAnseuain, Fenet
Branea, Orange.