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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-21

Gen. Lagunerohas resigned the command
of the Republican forces in the Province of
Biscay.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE MONDAY MORNING July 81 1873

Allen s. Drew, 81 Merchants Row, are
agents for the Elm City Shirt. Shirts cut
and made to order. Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Trunks and Bags.
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Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, July 90.
PROBABILITIES.

On Monday for the Middle and Eastern
states rising barometer, northwesterly and
southwesterly winds, lower temperature
and generally clear weather.
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MAR RlAGES.
DEATH

In Shelburn, July nth, by Prof. NJ. X. Petty,
II. M. Tomlinson OF Charlotte, and Aurela A.
Minor OF Shelburn,
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CARITsTs RFPULsED.
RESIGNED.

The Carlsts have been repulsed before
the town of Estela
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION.

The national Photographic association
which has been in session since Tuesday
las. adjourned this morning to meet in
Chicago, ILL.,, on the second Tuesday in
July, 1874.
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BUFFALO, July 10.

John Meyers, a German aged forty five,
put bullet through his head last night,
leaving wife and six children.
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for SALE.

OTORE FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
- The best stand In Vermont for dry goods
trade. or for a trade In general merchandise
Apply TO j. JOSLIN, (or to j. JAY JoSLIN,
from Aug 18TH 10 20th,) Poultney, W. Jy9d&wlm
IL o II s A l. Il
A irst-class safe--ire and burglar proof COM
bined-one OF "IIerrlng's Patent Champion" IN
perfect working order. WIN be sold for less
than Its real value. Apply at the Baxter Ma
tional Bank.
jyi5dtf q. II. BOTTUM.
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RETURNED TO EMPLOYMENT.

A telegram from Barcelona announces
that the workmen who left the factories
have returned to their employment.
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SPANISH PENSIONS.

The budget committee has fixed the maxi
mum pension to retired civil officials at $500
per annum.
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DENNIsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

Trunks and Bags.
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II O II s A l. L
The subscriber has Candy apparatus COM
prlsing u complete outflt for manufacturing
candy, which he Will sell for less than one-half
Harnesses.
GEO. W. CHAPLIN, JR.,
Merchants Row.
Rutland, May 20. my2Gdtf.
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BY the Cable.

LONDON, July 10.
SAILED.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-02

essss0e, Il - hapyess that cur geoyyapAiesl
position. makes cur Commercial relation ard prs
psrt,y to 6epe.a n,Ors sPoa the Usitea States
than any oshsr country ard Tree asa unrestricted
eou1e7e with that eORa'ry Is esseatial TO the
ecn,ineea prosperity Of this, ana the eession Of
= bsy ard saioiniag lsnas necessary Tor naval
s,stioa Tor The United States, is Of itself not
worthy OF a ibosgbt when compared with the
advantages which an unrestricted commerce
would be 10 The eOantry.
TIE commerce between the two countries Is
nearly equal in its amount, bat Dot 80 The dates
levied By the respective gOysr0meots-,he 81
aaas paying 70 the United States upon their
pre6aess exported there. sboat three dollars for
one lev,ei upoa gods imported from there, into
these islands, ReeiprOcisy would greatly stine-
bate and Increase the eomnsres besweea the two
countries. and u'sss1rably pooUole The prosperity
Of both though il that eouatry Of vast extent.
population ard wealth. 1t would be but little felt
compared with what il wOGld in this eOun,ry Of
SGnal territory, PopaiAsion and wealth.
Il seems 70 ne that every true lover Of the
Hawaiian people mast favor and labor tor such
treaty. IS honorable and Advantageous to US,
whilst il oEsrs what is righ, and we hope viii
prove acceptable 10 them, and am surprised to
herr that any iutelgiyeot man residing here is op-
posed to reciprocity treaty With the United
States. even with the csssion Of a naval station.
if need be. Yours. Sc- OAHU.
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suele su1 rvsclaOoe . eaatsa NJ. Css,le and
family fso2 The KtuS1oa;
HAsrs,,s. ne Hor. s y. Castle has pas,ie,y ee-
eixrvc busesl sn snDcxatc2iSt. hiS sdvoscy ~ the
ssnyxzrios 81 tecSe HsNziisu lsAsuds Scsbe SvFce-
ie q Ateyica bsviu sl'ies7SG in sseNsfaler CALI
81 tbs - Eyssgciist' u New YORK. 10 wbica Ne
saws. "Oc Tx death q The King ara 4 vacsbcy on
ths Tercne. the Critc1 >sstcs have tie power -
take possession ~ arG ssnsN toe iS,zress SRI
IfAeeS L : prcpsr 10 the lnSjterstioa q those
. u eo1 tbe lsrG bS}ouEs t1st teey % icsloeS q
teeir rights sr& q their eocntry,- whose to-e
f4thSrs touSot througA WoUuas and GzsgVr 70 *
ecrc tee p<scv % t1e lsn6; ard
HAsrsE5, The intepcB3cuce q TIE government
las cexn rvcCgulsec ~ The grest powers q tee
eartes cEr hearts ecilg ncvcc N1-H love - 0cE
hius. Ger ehtefS ard Ger coartry Therefore,
Rslsef Tost 5 \ Cs>tie ara BIS family ee oaniSh-
e5 oeyou& the Limits q this Aisston-
Tais resolasioa caused animated tfscussioo, in
Ubich several spesSsrs gave vent 10 sSr;nenis cal
e1A,ea 70 excite ths uAtye sssinst fovviScsrs
In Tx midst q TIE eoataS5oH Nhieh folloNce, Tie
uce,isS broke ~ Ni,sost setin 90 The rvsSlGGioa-
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--l----l-ll.l-ai1--
The Right Of Territorial Cession.


Ms EDTuz :-Renarks made occaSiouaIly by
parties. 3 reported TO ne. seen to carry with
then TIE i5sa that f5r this GoEerumeut TO cs,is
any portion q is territory as part Of the equiv
aleut fer rzciprocity treaty Eogld De derogatory
TO it. l cannot take this view Of the case. For
nation TO part With portion or the whole Of
Is heritage Tor al equivalent which It values
quite Is much, Or more. thl1 that zhich It sur
renders to obtain IT, cannot Be any more deroga-
tery to nation than a i0diVidaaL NstIOas. Il
they - choose. czn saIte their interests Eith as
IIttIe disbOuor a. can Individuals It i mere
question Of INITIAL interest and there L nothing
ore dsrogatory to the parties Ia the transactrou,
THAI there L ia tzo o. more i1disiigais becoming
couuoo and iliat partners in Any mercantile Or
other enterprise
Great Britain i the greatest eoloaiziug power
az uoderu times, having about sixty colonies
g-zi1aily acegugllied tbr01zba period Of three
ksnlrs5 and Efsy years Of these ten or more
we're eeiei to Der BY her Igruer ProPrstOrs. and
10 d0gbs FOR : Constellation which the former
oEusrs. o. soTereiEus Ealssd more than the price
Which they pad Tor them These eessions are
rot acted as caPtursz- Or settlements. IN ny an
tkority. bat cessioHs, ard hence are Supposed 10
Be the rszalt Of barg-ia b. tie parties 70 the
trz1zaetiou=-
The tieory Ct government Is, that It exists f5r
the good q tie people, and this i claimed under
al forms sbstber Of mo1zrchy o. rspgblIc, and
tie clan Itself. by diverse forms goes f.r to e.
tzblish the correctness and justice Of the theory.
however much governments nay depart from it
Il praesics- II then tie Theory Be eorect- that
government s1ists for the good Of the people O.
ustioa, surely every prineiple of right demands
that thoss to whom the uatioas welfare Is dele
gated, sLoald b dillgeat II the Use Of al right
means to P<0aots that welfare
II this dsGaods the esssioa Of political o.
PersOozI rghts then 80 far frOa it, beng deroga-
tory 70 exercise this power the administrator re-
fzsinz To do 80 fr0a any selfish Consideration BE-
trays his sole1n trust and becomes the oPpressor
instead Of the benefsctor Of the People.-fOr be
Eils 10 DO What tier best interest demands
II then the welfare Of the people VII be pro-
noted By the esszion of any part q these izlaD5s
70 Great Britain Or the UuFtsd States. f0r cor
Eiderzriou Of more value to them, then theT are
not true to themselves L they DO not make the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-02

PCELIC NEETTSs Eas keid @ NoE61y eEeuinZ
a. Eaz-azzzff CEurrh, Ekick AS aftcr6ed by
th-s- e. fear h1n5re6 natives TerbaI uorics had
bsea ercasfs6 during The day that Il Ess inter5=d
70 b A. i-sizsatioa zselIuzrT Ez1Izst NJ CaztIe
skoze letter Ezs Ilfely beez pzeshed Il the IocaI
rapers. We are faf5rUed- h0EgTer, tk1E the meet
izz Vas called AZ the Inztz1ce of Col D. Eal1kaa1
ard CzPe "A Eso I'D rsszezsee Mr.. RHoae= 70 de-
rsr az address CO tie pslfieal sitrzIio1, ard tie
1ziz otj=r- Ct rhz 1sseztl1ze to lister 70 the
se-rlzears q TITS Eezrisz1n-
he Esetizg 9as caEI=e to order At quarter before
siEht, Rev. G. " PlliPo chosen Cs4lrzlz, and G.
K Hz1ki.i- SecrztarY- Pzysr Eaz 05=-ss b. tie
Caairu1-- zfssr uhi-a Nr- RAo6es ADDRESSED the
zeefizz.-slz sFeeca beizg EFe1 IN FIJI in a.othsr
ecIz1E-
Al tie desc q Mr.. Eho6-s' sssresz, Two rs=olu-
tious zere Iairodssss AID passed VIII little Or 70
eouzezL hay Eerg IN szhstz1ce a follows:
RsasEsnf-Thar his ueefizz expresses the se1tf
neat q rzf1Fify % the cation opposed 70 Tie
cezsSou Of Pearl HErtsr 70 fae listed crarez-
Eaa-a5-TE4f Z aHy 0f HIS missy CEbizet ad-
rocrez tie e=szioa q Pear Rfr-rs tk1s mating cis
azproFez q hiz cncrze
o. urfioz Z eo111irree q seven Eas aPpoiEte6 to
drzf uezor5zi to the King srzfzzt tie eessicu Of
Pearl River CT azy part Of H1SaiiIa territory G
Rk0Ses. A E.lxzE. J. Esk1i, Poi. NIk4leui. Ez-
kakTk.. .zt Eazaipeiez11e sere n0oinzfed- Mr.
Eho1ss haTInE eerifrrd 10 serve, Nr. J. o. Carter
rs appointee CIaEra1n II IL place
Mr. D. s1aI0 thea intr0d1eed the follcEinz pre-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-02

TuE BALI-GiEe1 81 His Nsjesty O. Thzrs6sy
sEs1i-- AS; 10 Admin EilIyar ard the oEcers OF
he R-p1l<s. vas tie z1st brilliant and saccpssf1l
s1te-rIIuzl-ct Of the kind sTsr seen il H0rolziu-
5es5ses TIE saEs OF the Palace. zli,h E-rs al
th-0Ez orsu, sp1zi5-z ts-t E4s erected A. tie
sozla eut, which Els t1stsf1liy decorated Eith
a1-s zzE eve-Zrce1s, az5 beaztitzIIy u-ats6 with
f--ry-tz1 ll-1-s- Tie ysztilati-1 AS most admir-
se,y lr-azze5 50 tat II 70 ,i1= daring tie evening
vs. the hal too heated Besides the King and
Qzsez D9vagsr Ez11. AszIraI EiIyar aud tie
g=cers q TIC EsFulse, HIS Nsies-ys Ministers ard
their EiTes Ecre p-sseut. E-s1 Ez TX d A
PIz-rz- re Az=-i-a1 Master R-si5e-t Mons Bill
Lea. Frsach Couziss59zeE, Tleo. h Davies, Es9-
Ae-lug B-i-is1 Cguuissigaer, ard most Of the
f5rg--z C1zs-IS resident II al there must have
aeez a5c-t ere k-zt-st Ez-sts, a15 the aeroUuo-
6l-io1s uers - splr.o1s Tat a o1e tine there
Ez-e sHy cozPIes szzciz- tosether- Il every r.
sqec- i TX z1sc perfectly arTazvd entsrssiu-
ueai ever S5vsa here au- being the first Pzblc re-
ceptiou z-5sr the 1eE retzu, the u4Hy guests wh0
hat TIE pleasure Ct being present VII l7aE renem-
bsr TIE ccczsf5u-
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TIE LtrE Azzz 3 BArEz-w- briefly uotfcsd
IN Cur Lass Essze the teatE of Nr Bates. Il tie
5lI,y 4lE, Of Jgss I. re az6 the f5Il9zing oeitg-
az. zti-s III Be rad sI,k iatsres, b. lis many
a-izu6s-
aA-zin Re are called uPo1 to chrnuicle the death
az o. e1i1ari zan-AsEer B Bdtes-WhoSe loss
z7I Be Ergafly 6-picrus- Asher B Bdrez AIS sixty
f1ar years o-1- born il Ls 2 ?, y Y Nav IL $50
he EzS dE1rZ tie eariF settlers n tie Far West.
hzTi-z removed . NicLl-IH s09u aller haviug 6seu
a5uirre5 20 The Tar In t>z1 be vas inf1crG TO
E-ar4 - 11me 10 MichizIH- 70 take place under
the Hauai5au e1Feruu=ut. 81 H11uInl1 he, With
- flullT. u11e the voyage Erozud Cape Horn, agd
EzS ca board shfp IL tl- lzroos q Monterey Et-u
The arrires -Esre q The ctse1Tzry cf gold AZ
S1Lfer's Fort Bat be Eas rot turred fru1 liz par
pose OK pEshinE Ga % the S4atEicA Islands. and
zfer resi1arcE r5erg % S1ue sIre=H years during
Etf-h tine - ssrEed the HazaIiaz G0Eeruuelt a.
su6 stroz-- E e Is ua-ure be moved 70 San ran
c5seu ca the sum1er Of 1874 ard Eas soou after ap-
pnf-te1 zz-ister IN 51nkruprcv- Which place be
1lI<e with s1u1r 70 1i1st ard 70 tEe entire salts
actiCl q the hu-iless couuzaIIT. Until ili-IuZ
zealEl cg1p1lIcd Li4 10 rEsiEu- he leaves a sifz
ard f1rE- GzIiy residing Il It's city. . zourz bis
lass- Thay have tasE zEld a1slaEt ard fatLer,
ard san Frazeissl Cl-istIu .enfl4z1z ard an
1o1e$t zT1. a-d good ciLiren- The flEerzl viii
rtse p,aes tbs a--eru1ou f-sz rs late rsS5tezce
- Bl>1 s-rzer- A. tEo o'ci g.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-02

Tzoo-Tls sly Of Tet5 Ger Tokio. Is the people
s-t papers usw Sal H. : the capital a vel IS tie
1-sss e7r iz Jzpla- Te- cesszs lately tzksn g5ve<
r sg-al PoPuiariCz Of Szs-z41 Persous, q which
~ AZ a-s z-ai-s ard S9e 20 sre ferages. Not IL
s-zset ia tes zeovs we're IQI 80 pers1u< il the city
os r-si1szcs out J-zvesrs froa other parts o. the
E1Fire Tls bocsss are ssHeraIly ehesply COZ
stru-e1 Ct WOOL grass, tiles, ard ever PAPER. In
tie eSutre q the cry the Emperor, or Teuuo, has
Is Falae- T1ere are uutsr hin goveruor and
-zo ls11ezzs.- zuvSruors- Fok0lana- the port q
ezt-T, zae-r zzt q The tore-zuers re<is, aad The
Pr5-epaI t-adlag l. dcue, j. eouzsctcd q railroad
vi-a re eaFjtal distant fftesu mics. Although
ne -e : l5~, Itous quarter q dollar. the re
e=lPss Eo7 tx railroad P-ouize 10 F4y Is e-tire
o1ss iz sEs g sx yelrs- Tas sGceess u this rad
I'll lad 20 the c1u=-r-r-iea Of usE roL5s IN ether
parts Ct me Empire
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-02

- Fru1 Hawai-. ~ iearH that tie vc'cano @
"a s-=aig & Nazs4 Ia ; s7pa-ss;ly s. setvs ss
sver- ne sSeeus hsz ee<1 usss - .; less; TO
Partf-= tsls yesr. asa ~i;h 20 grsa; aiseo=iort-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-02
NorEs on TmE MEEI1.

- ne S,sa=er Costa VII x sse froa san
Faseizso g thursday Rs7plss. VIA aa,ss frOa
tat po-s se Ju-e -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-02

- The weather has eeca f4vorasls th- past XIV
ErSSs Scr s-oEis- cane s-uzu1 Bfic, sai Tx rros-
Pscl 5 Soct sor eousiasrzoas i-crgase ovC- th-
c-cP fasi AazveSseG ose eStiaate gives : 10 tszs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-02

- 10 resi estate A. wsiz-s. advertised f'r
seve-si EeeSs PAS cczr-iseS 1919 scrcs. Ms sol3
on Sa,s-ssy - Mr. Asszs ior SlSl& J. Parker,
Ess- seiss the pa-cszser-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-02

- o. i-qal-in- a. tx Goyers7sut o5ees, ws
-fSrrnss sea- tie rsao- earnest YESTERDAY that
csc q lis Mstsstyss Ministers had rSsssued. Is soS
---s=rss.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-02

BOLLES * CO..
Ship Chambers and Commission Merchants.
Importers Dealers in General Merchandise Queen Street.
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands
81 Agents for the KAunakakAi NoanAiua, sud Eak1skO
salt Works 40 ly
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-02

Mss NAssfE HStsHr.-Tlfs porei4r singer ard
5sucer Ea7 VISITED Eossl1lz il IS7o-I, rysarsed in
~ Bark . G. Nurray, ard proposes 70 gins feN
sozel-ts at ~ Esyzl HIWalas Tnelfre- >iaee Sue
-sa srre II Fso-uary IS71. Sc bls u1ts a tour
i1-uu-h tie AussrsliIa Ce'oriss a1t the Pleisc
>-z,ss, ara rs everywhere greeted STA 6sl--a,ed
-zz5-uees. s. p0rice. In zuetae- coizuu, Il MI y
s1ca tlat sAs gives her 6ss eassltaio1ezI o. Tlgrs-
ssy exeriu.. a. the Tlsztre
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-02

EccErE - TULr.-Esry Iltls preparation bas
b=va za1s t1r tbs anniversary. which occ--s %
Fris5v- Tz= Azerirlz Niazster all receive the
Tsi-s @ t-~ tpl5c11-ic ana consular corps a. the
Estsl- from ~ uIs PM We hear q 1c-erous
qssses Esd fessts 10 pr-larafjou. b1t there vi BE-
- z-ze-si ez-eo-ztig1 A. has been tie eus.cu in
to-r1er Years. lie cgnP4ry CT Aati9-,s aud H0s-
iicles" al parade TIE streets about : o'eiCcS
zaze-iaS % Nzzz1s, JaezSe into Se11ol- t0zu
Eort. aze 5-rV--a 5srs,Azia, EunI, H0;el, Rlca-
al and kie- streets. Tlsx prvzlse a leaz. L.
-lz tau Tor ell ara rouu-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-02

- Oar rs13srs wili ur;5e~ TIE stvertisenent q
NJ " wsliae=, sssozzeils ne Fsrcalse Ct the
Ce<is-z Lzseery.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-02

EAvauAN HorsL-ree srrtys's ssrce curlss; arr
ss sslsg~ss NJ james Makes. MS Meme MsSev,
& + Nastsevs
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90 HaERCTaG-


HoNuLTLI. JULY :. IS-g-
- aa-l --a-a--. g. Ea1-s z---rui 20 N.-slr S.
<-rs .- r--z-a ra s. go u lzz,-- - ta---s
81 =---- e. rl=--u-a ts ~ Ua-szr & AE-a So
-zAa4 ta-k % t. s--a Pas go a---A,-A
- Aze7az $780, LaasaL C1-e La-r--es-- r--sr-a
--s-a-. -sTz eaa Ea=ssslz Ezv VA e---e x l---
b-u---a- III Nazs-s Es-sa--l Ca
E--lr Ez-sr SD -z E--asr Er - F-z--scs -
- s=z= - uza-r s--a=7r ra-z=s a. al1zs
-
EEKs @r E-rui-e a1- rr-s a. - Er vi-s--ia,
kzr.-e r--zs t--s
--- -z-- H-s-----= 90 zs=1 E-l--r
Esa- --z-. va1 zaszt az r-rv 81 -z-ss aeszse-
n ual a-aza 1-al E.-a sz-ee--E s-u.r-ls rssA
Ha- aaz - F-r-.-a az4 l-ars aaa -a-ly u-zs
- --4-E r-- -z-z-5-- ~ -e-ests1lsA-r-1s -
~ $50 - 1885, 50 F-az--e al 11s csl11s-.
-aaz1 Er--- 81 be- ID r-----ss
F-a- u- az aaau- -sE s- 71l-ir a1-iaau na,r- gs
tr-4 r-ua-z Ga-la r-u-s Nj t---ra- H-- s.
- --zz-l
-Hs-E esae rrr1-rs q GA 49, Cass---r 81
c. $500 --a--rz a--sas = ~
rn a -H-es ---a-. Ii --e stius
F s-- saal ~ a- szz-.s. .lEa-.
eEnrt 80 -1zz4s. = 81
zwaa -a-- ~,
Inhle 49, E,ri1cfral noa,->aic Exports 81
-
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Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned having been appointed
Il administrntoT pro fsm-s b. the Houorable A.
RoFhsudsF, Cireuit Judge, Island Of Maui, % the
estate Of the late Janes Daniels Of Mskssao, Island
Of Mani, hereby gives notice b al parties having
claims against szid estate present the same within
Eix months frpn date o. thsy vii BE- forever barrel
aud al parties indebted 70 Faid estate requested
70 make immediate P1yneps-
R. z. MORRISON,
AdminiEtrstsT pro Ten.
Wsiluku, hsy zIst, 1875. 81 q 80
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Final Notice.

IL PERSONS INDEBTED To THE FTRN
a q Ian TAS & CO q Tafzkr- s-f LAM TAS,
u iahsia1 Nan hsrshF uotif rake fu1nlezts
raF-s1f . the rnterSiEusI and al pers1ns having
cIaas O.. Ls-s1 Fan-
n5-I % present. them order a na settlement q
The AIR. q TIE sasd firms ray - rlzde.
Il PHILLIPS 4 Co, Assfrneez
Ifsnal-iu. Izi-- Is-7 81 =
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

a IL AMOUNTS DUE NE OF OVER SIX
n maths SANDING siosid Ike q have settled bsf1rs
ths Sr q IEi intend s1ve f1r California The
steamer Cis1z Eh-z- ssiI the I'll q July.
H1aolHiE- June =. Is71-l4iI X FRANK BROWN.
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A Pew Granite Fence Posts. For sale
"A chouP. 8ss In II. q. WHITNEY.
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ADMINISTRATORS notice.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THE undersigned having this day been
j. duly appointed sole administrztSF Of the Estate
Of APO (Chinssel. deceased, Of Hilo Hawaii. here
BY gives noties 10 al parties having claims against
this estate 70 present the zane aifhio six months
from the date Of this notice they will be forever
barred and all persons owing the same are requested
70 make immediate payment 20
L.sEVEHEHCE,
Adminiftrator.
Hfo. Nay fs. Is75. 4ss-sa-sss
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Executors Notice.

TNNHE UNDERSIGNED. EXECUTOR OF the
u last VII and testament Of kAPAHUEUI TILL
deceased requests all persons having claims against the
q the ecsent pGnt the sane, with the proper
vouchers. within months from the Of notice
they E b forever barred and AL parties indebted
tie sane % make immediate payment
WILLIAM II. TILL Executor.
Honoiuiu, June I'd Is77 4lo a
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Cheap Firewood /!

SHIP FTREWOOD CAN BE HAD CHEAP.
- Apply % Capt WI BABCOCK. so IT.
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ADNIz.l HilIrAE, ca tearisg Pcrs expressed
1-=seI rsrr ---1 pl-sses VIA Is visit tc HOES
lai-- as3 SEATED that as Lac rsver visited place
ana Eai-a be bad been uore delegated B1,h x
and Ii cesce-s Ea3e TIE rcE Eotel taeir had
s1z-rers. zHa oziCrS ieavia <S1- NJ Herbert very
ccUpl -estxrs ncte. Ws un3ersfs-G Thar be hls
oeSa g-ono,ed - Be Tice>Aazi-sl ard vii soCn
x rrsisve1 OF rs eo-aas=t 70 rvsurs 20 Essiszt-
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EDEarE 0T HAwAIIkS Ngs-E-E bon Wu 2.
kszaSsa ei-a AZ - residence il tbs CITY 90
Wscucs1ay lzSt- BE VIZ Eeueer C the HczSe
G. Noes. Privy Couuci,or, 4 Couuissic1sr 70
ss.tis bo-n1Iries. ard. urtl rseertiy. JutEe q
TIE Ct-eu-E C1urs, ard Pre=i1suc q TIE Board %
E1acaliou- Es f-usral toCk rlscs OF Teurscsy
zcsrooou, s-t Is rcuair> uers deposited in The
az~zlala7 Cemetery. laviu- ss>z escorted t,tteer
= Tie Fl-g Dspdrrzeut, q walsh hs vas a1So
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Final Notice.

Final Notice.
IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO VIE LATE
n Firm a PETEsE a "a 5I4AS q Ho1ol1Iz hereby
T0-ied make Immediate payment he undersigned
and al perslas having cls aast saii Peter 4 ZsbiaH
as uot5 iH present them. IN order that hua settis
r-znr q The aszirs o. sat6 sF1l nzy - made
2. \ SCEAEFEzR- Assz-nee-
Efoaolul1- -uiy = Is71 Al Z
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TAR

QTocKH0LM. ~ BBLs. AND HALF nBLs
B0fLEs.t 60.
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Notice.

HONOLULU WATER WORKS,
IrsE a5rH. Is71
THEREAFTER THE HOURS FOR IRRItfA-
H TON SiH Be from 70 A. n and from p n
In consequence o. the scarcity Of Water, those using
Water for irrigation confne themselves those
hourz or have their water shut on
In of IRE al private tars closed.
80 u THOs- LONG, supt- Water Wori-s-