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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-12

aud the Hawaiian system lauded as the planters
only salvation, aud all who undertook to change it
as morally though not legally wrong"
So long as those engaged in growing sugar and
other products fail to see seeing, fail to adopt,
the admirable and economical system which pre-
walls in other gargrowing countries, and invite
buyers 10 come here, just so long will our agricul-
turists be burdened spd complain of expenses from
which reciprocity treaty." norany other treaty.
will permanently relieve them.
venture to say that It has for ten years and does
still cost the planters Of these islands from ten to
twelve per cent. more for commissions, interest in
surance, loss in weight and in other ways than it
costs the planters of Cuba, Mauritius or Jamaica,
who sell on the spot. Now ten per cent saved an
nually on a crop of one hundred thousand dollars,
amounts in ten years TO snug little fortune, suf
fcient for men of ordinary ambition to retire
Can any one doubt why our sugar interests Ian
guish? Yours &C. H. NJ. W.
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We publish this week the Statistical
Tables prepared by the Collector General
showing the imports at Honolulu for the
year 1874 These tables are very valu-
able as showing the quantity and value
Of every article imported, Paying Duties,
Bonded and Free.
These Statistical Tables, we believe, are
the second Of the kind ever prepared here,
and the care and labor expended on their
compilation is highly creditable. We shall
publish them together with the tables pub
hshed last week, in pamphlet form, at the
request of the Collector General.
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Marshal's Sale

TN VIRTUE OF WRIT of Execution
J. issued by the Supreme Court Of Law and Equity
of the Hawaiian Islands, upon a judgment against
S. W. MAlIEH0N Ma, defendant in execution, in ia
vor of NAKIIIEI, plaintiff in execution for -Four
Hundred and Fifty 78-l00 dollars l have levied
upon and shall expose for safe, on SATURDAY, the
sth day of March A. d. 1875 at IL o'clock noon,
the premises the following real estate situated on
Maunakea Street and bounded and described as fol-
lows:
E hoomaka ana ma ka aoao hema ka alanu
Maunakea ma Ike XIII kom. akau ka Pahale o
Lima, hoo hema 49o kOm. SIS KIP. ma ka alanu
Maunakea a hema 500 hik. 33 KIP. ma ka hapalua
makai no E. Kiha, alaila, akau $40 3O hik. SO KIP.
ma ka pa hale L. Kometa, akau $50 3O' kom.
40 KIP. ma ko Lima Ike XIII hoomaka al malaila
he So anana 81 kapuai together with all the right
title and interest of the said s. W. Mahelona in and
the above described premises unless the said uig
interest costs of suit aud my fees and commits
sons be previously satisfied.
W. C. PARKE, Marshal.
Honolulu, Feb. 4, 1878. 3-5t
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THr attention Of owners Of AhupuAas and Ills Of
land within this Kingdom whose lands have not been
awarded BY the Land Commissioners, patented or
conveyed by deed from His Majesty the King, by
bosudas' decided in such award patent, deed, is
called 70 Section Of the Act approved the 22Dd
DAY q jane 1865, entitled An Act facilitate the
settlement Of boundaries. &C., as follows:
See g. II the owner Of any Ahupuaa hi of
land. coming within the purview Of this law, shall
make default in fling proper application with the
Commissioner On before the 22d Of August, 1873,
be may be summoned by the Commissioner at the in
stance Of His Msjesys Minister Of the Interior.
Attorney General and It shall be lawful for the
Commissioner proceed to certify the boundaries of
aid Ahupuna or Iii, and the owner thereof shall be
zUleted in DouHLE COSTS, as penalty for his de-
fault, subject 70 appeal, provided in Section of
this Act" EDwIy 0. HALL.
Minister Of the Interior.
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For Sale.

ulHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
i Sale his Blacksmithing Shop at Hilo, with the
Tools. Stock, and Good wa Of the business. This
establishment desraby situated in the town Of H0,
and enjoys large portion Of the public patronage.
The building used as shop is the property Of the
proprietor The land on which it is built being leased
from the Crown Commissioners the lease expiring in
about four years. For terms apply to
JAMES TAYLOR,
3tf Hilo, Hawaii.
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RULES relating 70 The boarding Of Tessels arriring
these Isiands By fhe Port Physieian, adopted By
ths EapaiiaH Board Of Heaia, on February IOb,
1873.
Isl Upon the arrival of Steam or Sailing Yes
eel Of the Ports Of these Islands, which has been at
for period less than eighteen days, the Pilot
after boarding the vessel shall strictly enquire into
the health Of the persons board; be shall instruct
the Captain have bis and passengers mustered
deck. whom be shall personally review, when, if
be shall deem It necessary he shall hoist a yellow
Gag 70 call on board the Port Physician for a more
shUr0ngh investigation, and anchor the vessel out
side
Ind. In the cases Of Steam or Sailing Vessels ar
irving afer longer period than eighteen days
from their last port Of call the procedure shall be
sneh has been followed heretofore, and ordered in
Sections 5es. 5e5 and 59s Civil Code.
srd- In all cases where a vessel is boarded BY the
Porf Physician, his fees and expenses shall be paid
BY the vessel.
By order Of the Board.
CHAs 7. Quick, Secretary
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Boundary Commissioners Notice.

Droper application having been made 10
l. the undersigned by the Kahuku Ranch Co., that
the boundaries Of the Ahupuaa of Kahuku. situated
in the District of Kau Island Of Hawaii, may be de-
fined and settled, Notice is hereby given all whom
il may concern, that TUESDAY, the lIth day Of
March next. at o'clock NJ, is the day and hour
set apart for the hearing Of said application, the
Court House at Waiohinu, Kau, Hawaii
R.A. LYMAN,
Commissioner Of Boundaries, Sd Judicial Circuit.
Hilo. Jan. 2gth, 1873. ta 3-3t
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Honolulu, Feb. 4, 1873.
Executors Notice.

HAVING been appointed Executor of
IL the Will of Rev. ARTEMAS BISHOP. late of
Honolulu, deceased. by Letters Testamentary from
the Supreme Court in Probate, hereby notify the
Creditors of the Estate of tho said Rev. ARTEMAS
BISHOP, deceased, to present their claims, duly
verified, to me, to S. B. Dele, Esq., of Honolulu.
within six months from this date, or from the day
they become due, or they shall be forever barred.
SEREN0 z. BISHOP.
January %, 1873. sat
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Supreme COurI-In HancO-OctOber
Term. A. I'D. Es72.
nEroRE A1LEx. c. J.. nARrwEIL ANp wIDEMASs

In Re Estate Of POholO0ai, deceased i,iiestate.
Question reserved. and submitted by agreement.
The Local Circuit Justice of Mani, acting
Court Of Probate, decreed in favor Of a certain
claimant of the Estate of PohOlowai, deceased
ntestate, to which decree an appeal was taken
to the Circuit Court by the contestants. The
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II Has PLEASED Hrs MAJESTY THE KISe to cOnsti-
tuts and appoint the following gentlemen as the
Board Of Health Of this Kingdom
His Ezoeileacy Edwin o. Hall, President; DR..
George Trousseau. Hon. 5. G. Wilder.
Iolani Palace. February 5. 1873.
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Interior oaos. Feb. 5. 1873.

NorIcE is hereby given, that in the settlement of
uuAseerta NED boundaries by the commissioner of
boundaries IN the Srd Judicial Circuit, Island of
Hawaii the following persons have been appointed to
represent the interests Of the Hawaiian Government
in the settlement Of all boundaries where the govern
eHi party ana notices of hearings may be served
upon them. viz:
T. s LTEAS,-f0r Hilo, Puma and Kau,
:. c. WmTsE,-for Hamakua and Kohala,
). G. HoAPIIl,-for North and South Kona.
EDwIS o. HALL,
Minister of the Interior.
IsrEEIoR oFFIcE. Feb. 10th. 1873.
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CHARLES B. WAITE. ESQ, has this day been admit
tea % practice Attorney at Law in all the Courts
within this Kingdom By order Of the Court.
WALTER R. SEAL, Clerk.
Honolulu, 18th January, 1873. 2-St
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srrEErE CoUEI, OAHU, IS.
Magistrates, Sheriff., and Clerks Of Circuit Courts
hereby reminded that Processes are to issue from
tbei- several Courts in the name Of LUSALILO, TIE
KrNG, and prepare their forms accordingly.
By order Of the Supreme Court.
WALTER r. SEAL,
Clerks Office Supreme Court, Clerk Sup. Court
Honolulu. Jan. 20. 1873.
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II Is hereby ordered that the Circuit Court for the
Fourth Judicial Circuit to be holden on the first Tues
day in February next. shall stand adjourned from
that day the last Tuesday OF March next l. e. 25th
MARCH, A. D. 1873
b. Order q the Court. WALTER r. SEAL
Honolulu, Jan. o. 1873. Clerk Supreme Court
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS In Probate In the matter Of the Estate
His late llighness MATAIO kEKUANA0A, deceased. At
Chambers in the Court House in Honolulu before Honor
able Elisha H. Allen, Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
sitting in PROBATE.
On reading and filing the petition Of Their Excelencies
Charles H. Bishop and John o. DOmins AdministatOrsOf
Ills late Majesty Kamehameha w. deceased setting forth
that the Real Estate belonging 10 Ills late ghness Mataio
kekuanaoa deceased remains undsrhuted and that the
equal undivided half part vested in His lite Majesty Kameha-
meha " and the other half part thereof IN Her
cellency Ruth Keekoan and praying that order be
made appOrtOning the eqna undivided half
to Her Exceency Ruth Keelikoani and that the other
equal undivided half part thereof be possession Of by
the Petitioners administrators Aforesaid held BY
them until the final distribution the
Majesty KamehHmeha v, deceased.
ordered that all persons nierps ed IN the Estate Of
His late Ilghness Alaaiu Kekua de- he and appear
before the Honorable Elisha IT. Allen hi Justice 4 the
Supreme Court, sitting in Probate the
Court House in Honolulu, Saturday the I'D day Febru-
ary A. d. 1873 at IL O'Clock in the @ Of that day. then
aud there to show why uo order should be made
Of the Residue of said Estate.
1t further ordered that copy Of this order be personally
served upon E1celency Ruth Keelkoaui and also that
copy Il said order be published for successive weeks in the
iawan Gazette and he Auokoa" newspapers printed
aud published in the City Il Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, ii. l., January 9th, A. D. 1873.
ELISHA II. ALLEN.
Attest: Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court.
JOHN E. BARNARD. DEP. Clerk Sup. Court.
r. H. sTASLET, solicitor for Petitioner. 33t
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J. W srrrH, Esq. has this day been appointed
Road Supervisor Of North Kona, Island Of Hawaii
IN place Of James Smith, Esq. resigned.
Edwin o. HAIL.,
Interior Oficc, Minister Of Interior.
Feb LIST, 1879.
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On. GEoHsE TROussEAU has this day been ap-
pointed PoTs Physician Of the Port of Honolulu.
EDWiS o. HALL,
President Of the Board Of Health.
ISTEEIoR OFrIoE, Feb. 10th. 1873.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

GUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS, In PIobate-In the matter Of the Estate
D. WEATIlERBiE late Of Honolulu deceased. Order Of
Notice Of Petition for Approval Of Claims at Chambers be-
fore Chief Justice Allen.
On reading and fling the petition Of Dole, Administers
tor with the will annexed Of the estate Of d. Wcaherbe
late Of Honolulu deceased showing that certain claims
against the said Estate set forth In schedule annexed TO
said petition presented TO the petitioner duly anthem
tcated with necessary vouchers and by him approved and
praying that upon day be appointed the may be
amined and approved by the Court
1t is ordered that WEDNESDAY the 26th day Of Febru
ary AID 1915 ut ~ ocek An before the said Justice at
his Chambers in the Court House. Honolulu be and the
hereby appointed the time and place hearing
said Petition and that all interested then and
there appear and show If they have why the said
claims should not be approved by the Court And that this
order be published in the English and Hawaiian languages
the Hacdidn Gazette and Re AE Otod newspapers print
ed and published in Honolulu, for three successive weeks
previous the time inapponted for said hearing
Dated at Honolulu, L. L. this lst day Of Feb A. D. 1873
ELISHA II. ALLEN,
Attest: Chief Justice ofthe Supreme Court.
JoHv E. BARNARD Dep. CLERK sap Court At
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(UPREME COURT of the Hawaiian
Islands, January Term, A. D. 1873 Honolulu,
Feb. /. 1873 ALEXANDER McDUFF VS.. LOUISA
McDUFF. Before Hartwel, j., and Widemann, j..
In the above entitled Libel for Divorce,
1t is ordered that Decree of Divorce from
the Bond of Matrlmony be entered in favor of the
said Alexander McDuf for the cause Of the desertion
and adultery of the said Louisa McDuf to be made
absolute after the expiration of six months from the
date of the decree, upon compliance with the terms
thereof, unless sufficient shall appear to the
contrary;
And the libellant is ordered to publish an attested
coDy of this order in the Government Gazette and Ks
Au OkOd for six successive weeks, the first publica-
ton to be within month from the date of this
der that all persons interested may within six months
show eau-e why the said decree should not be made
absolute. By order of the Court.
WALTER r. SEAL,
Clerk Supreme Court.
hereby certify the foregoing to be true and cor
rect copy of the original order in the above entitled
cause, the files in this Court
Witness my hard and the zeal of the Supreme
Court, this LIST day of February, A. D. 1873.
Act WALTER R. SEAL Clerk
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- ISLANDSIn Probate In the matter Of the Estate Of
VICTOR CHANCERAL- deceased Order to show n
application Of Guardian for Order Of Sale Of Real Estate
On reading and filing the petition Of W. c. Parke Admin
istratOr OF the Estate OF said Victor Chancer deceased
praying for order Of sale Il certain belonging
said deceased and setting forth certain legal why
such real shond be sold;
1t hereby ordered that the next Of kin Of the said de-
ceased and all persons estate appear
before this Court SATURDAY the nd day of February,
A. D. 1873 10 O'Clock at the Court Room of this
Court in Honolulu then and there to show why
der should be granted for the sale Of such estate;
And it is further ordered that copy Of this order be pub
she three successive weeks before the said day Of
hearing in the HdicaiidH Gazette and he u Okod newspa
pers published IN said Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, H. l.. February 4th, 1873.
ELISA II. ALLEN,
Attest: Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
ID 4
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Attest: Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
WALLER r SAL Clerk. 4-3t

OUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN IS
- lands. In Probate. In the matter OF the Estate
of WILLIAM HUMPHREYS. late of Honolulu, Is
land of Oahu, deceased. Order Of Notice of Petit
tnn for Approval of Claims, at Chambers, before
Chief Justice Allen.
On reading and filing the petition of S. B. Dole.
Executor of the Will of William Humphreys. late Of
Honolulu aforesaid deceased, showing that certain
claims against the said Estate, set firth in schedule
annexed said petition, presented to the petit
toner, duly authenticated with necessary vouchers,
Bnd by him approved and praying that upon day
to be appointed the same may be examined and ap-
proved by the Court.
1t is ordered, that Wednesday, the Goth day Of Feb
ruary, AID. 1873, at 10 O'Clock AM, before said
Justice at his Chambers, in the Court House Homo
lulu, be and the is hereby appointed the time
and place for hearing said petition and that all per-
interested may then and there show cause, if
any they have, why the said claims should be ap
proved by the Court. And that this order be pub
lished in the "Hawaiin Gazette" and Ike Au 0koa'
newspapers printed and Published in Honolulu, for
three successive weeks previous to the time therein
appointed for said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, HI, this 4th day of February
A. D. 1873. ELISHA II. ALLEN.
Attest Justice of the Supreme Court
W. R. SEAL, Clerk Supreme Court. 3t
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OUPREME COURT of the Hawaiian Is
- lands, January Term, A. d. 1873 KAILA-
kANOA IVY VS.. ISRAEL FISHER, before HartweIl
j., Widemann j. Libel for Divorce. In the above
entitled Libel for Divorce. how.
1t is ordered. that a Decree of Divorce from the
Bond of Matrmony be entered in favor of the said
KailakanOa IVY OF the cause of the desertion and
adultery of the said Israel Fisher to be made ALSO
lutte after the expiration of six months from the date
of this decree upon compliance with the terms there
of-uness sufficient cause shall appear to the con-
trary;
And the Libellant is ordered publish an atested
copy OF this order in the Government Gazette and
he Au Okod for six successive weeks. the first pub
LEGATION to be within month from the date IF this
order; that all persons interested may within six
months, show cause why said Decree should not be
made absolute. By order of the Court,
WALTER r. SEAL, Clerk.
Honolulu Oahu, SIS. Jan AIRY IL, A. D. 1873.
hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and
rect copy Of the original order in the above entitled
cause. now on the files Of this Court
Witness my hand and the seal of the Supreme
Court, this 18th day of January. A. D. 1873.
act WALTER z. SEAL, Clerk.
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cHAs. T. Quick, Secretary.
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Is1rEI0R OFFICE. Feb. 10Th, 1873.
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But lust here, alas! is where the Dr's.
proof fails him.
The DIR. asks, "was Christ's death
q common or sacrifcial one?" 1 agree
with the DR.. that it was a sacrifcial
one. Inow ask the DR.. was it fig
uratiye or literal death? If literal,
then the death spoken of in the 9th
verse is also literal; for $50 Christ
was once offered" =" There is no avoid
ing this conclusion; and, admitting
it, the DR.. becomes like mighty
Sampson when shorn of his locks.
What acas the death represented
by the high priests in their offerings?
The DR. will no doubt tell us it was
''kilGng these animals, shedding their
blood" But that was thing which
was repeated ottem-repeated ''year
by year" Paul could not have had
reference unto the death of the high
priests, then, for he says, at is ap-
pointed unto men once to die"-not
''year by year continually" Paul de-
clares: "Now when these things were
thus ordained, the priests went al
ways into the first tabernacle, &C
compishing the service of God; but
into the second went the high priests
alone once every gear" (Heb. 9: 6, ~
Now if the DR.. is correct, Paul is
mistaken, for instead of its being ap-
pointed unto men once to die, they
had to die eUery gear.
Again, if the DR.. is correct, Paul,
instead of saying "naer'," should have
said, 'It is appointed unto the lambs
and 6ullocks, once to die, and after
this be roasted" Can the DR.. go
this?
We will now dismiss the subject
for the present. by saying, that if the
DR.. proves that this refers to the
death of the high priests, he must
bring on some more of his "NeIIOn-
tas, or High Dutch, &c.
J. A. SPEAR,
New Vienna, Ohio.
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Republican Judicial COnven.
ton.

The Republican Judicial Convention met
in Greenfield last Thursday, and organized
temporarily by calling DR.. ]. L. Wilson, OF
Greenfield, to the Chair, and appointing II.
Scott of Ross CO., and J. N. Vandeman OF
Fayette as Secretaries After appointing
the usual committees on Rules and Creden-
tials, the Convention took a recess for din
ner.
On reassembling, the following perma-
nent officers were chosen:
President-Capt. Geo. B. Gardner, of
Highland.
Vice Presidents-D. NJ. Barrett of High
land, A. o. Hewitt of Ross, ]. B. Prddy of
Fayette.
Secretaries-H. Scott of Ross, ]. N. Van
deman of Fayette, ]. L. Boardman of High
land.
The Committee on Credentials reported
the delegations all full except that of High
land county, in which there were vacan-
cies, and that the delegates present be al
lowed to select one of their number to cast
the vote of the townships not represent
ed.
Several of the delegates from Ross coun-
ty opposed the latter part of the report, and
insisted that Highland should fill up her
delegation by appointing persons to repre-
sent the townships not represented.
Capt. Gardner of Highland and Col Yeo-
man of Fayette sustained the report of the
committee, and claimed that the Highland
delegation had right to say how the vote
of their county should be cast.
After warm discussion the report of the
committee was rejected by only majority,
and amid some excitement the Highland
delegates obtained leave to withdraw for
consultation
In the course of about half an hour they
returned and reported that they had filed
up their delegation by appointing substi-
tutes for the absent delegates of their CO.
The report was accepted and adopted and
the Chair announced that nominations were
in order.
Capt. Minshal of Ross CO. presented the
name of Hon. Milton L. Clark, of Chilli
cothe.
Rev. Mr.: Pitzer, of Fayette co. presented
the name of Hop. NJ. J. Williams of Wash
ington G. b.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
with the following result:
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The Goss tragedy, longan impene-
trable mystery, has lately unraveled
itself as follows: On the night OF
February 2, 1872, the laboratory of
Mr.. w. S. Goss, in Baltimore county,
Maryland, was burned A mutilated
trunk was found among the embers,
and identified as that of Goss by his
brother in-law, VIM. E. Udderzook.
Payment was then demanded on in
surance policies to the amount of $685.
900, which the companies refused,
on the ground of imperfect identi-
fication. 1t appeared. on the trial
that Goss and Undertook had been
partners in an enterprise for the
manufactured a cheap substitute for
india-rubber. The suit against one
of the companies was won by Mrs.
Goss on the testimony of Udderzook,
that he and Goss had gone together
to the laboratory on the night of the
fire; that Goss had entered with a
can of coal oil in his hand, while he
(Udderzook) had gone elsewhere for
light. When he returned he found
the place on fire.
1t was, however, the firm belief
of the insurance companies that the
body found was dummy" procured
from New York, and that Goss was
still living, concealed by Udderzook;;
Detectives were placed upon the
track, and link by link the thread Of
the mystery followed, until Udder-
zook, driven to desperation, and un-
able longer to conceal the drunken
Goss, actually murdered him, and
mutilated his body, as he thought
no CT racoonition