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on this occasion all Of the high officers Of the
goverument aud most Of The Chiefs and Mobiles.
/ On Wednesday, about midnight, the remains
Of the King we're placed in lead coffin, dressed
as it appeared during the day. His aged father,
.Kanaiba. stood by TO witness The proceedings,
and when the body was raised from the royal
feather robe on which it bad rested while in state
he ordered that the body should be wrapped 10
the robe before being deposited IN the coffin,
saying = He is the last of our family, It belongs
to him" The natives who stood by turned pale
at tins command, for it was the large feather robe
of Kekauluohi. which descended from her royal
ancestors. Only one Ike it now remains, that
which is spread over, the throne on the opening
of parliament. and which is valued at over TWEEN
ty-fve thousand dollars. 1t is no exaggeration
to state that one hundred thousand dollars could
not reproduce feather robe one lathom square,
like that wrapped around the body Of Lunalilo.
There let 1t lie with him who was the last of q
royal family. ~s
1.-THE pride Of heraldry. the pomp Of power,
AL that be luty, all that " ealth eer gave,
Await alike the Inevitable hour
The path OF glory leads but to the grave"
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Another MAG NIeeting.


The people to the number Of about two thou
sand, assembled at the residence Of Queen Emma
on Monday forenoon last. Mr. w. s. PahuknIa
called the audience to order, and read printed
paper, which approved the manifesto issued by
Qneen Emma on Thursday last.
Her Majesty then came toward, and at her re-
quest Mr.. Pabukula read letter from His High
ness Charles Kanaina and the Kings Chamber
lain, stating that the late King had while at Ka-
lua, expressed his intention to name Queen En-
ma as his successor, but being unable to obtain
the approval Of hiS cabinet, who we're not there.
he returned to HonoIalu with the intention to
name her here, but died without carrying it out.
After the reading Of this letter. the Queen ad-
dressed the audience as follows: 81 am much
grati6ed with the unaulnlty which you have
shown in supporting my claim to the vacant
Throne. Love to you all. !"
Mr. Pahukula then stepped toward and said
Her Majesty vosId make some more remarks.
The audience eheered heartily and shouted, Let
Us vote for her, to be our Queen"
The Queen then came toward the second time
and said: IF your wish shall be carried out by
the Legislature 90 the day Of election. and / am
chosen to be your Queen, will select natives to
gil the Offices, with the exception Of those which
natives cannot FILL In those Offices will place
foreigners"
1t was proposed that an election should beheld.
which after some discussion, was fixed for Tues
day, when those who choose to vote for the Queen
can do so.
Speeches we're made by several speakers, after
which Rev. @. w PiIipO gave the audience some
advice and closed with prayer.
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INC Leei.lative Assembly

Will meet ct the Courthouse tomorrow q;
twelve O'Clock Tor the election Of Sovereign.
The session will probably not last more than three
days at the farthest. The following is list oil
the members elect
OAuU-HonoEalu.-E. Mitalsni, ". I. Noehonua. J.
Kakina J. Kahai. KooIaapoko-J A. Cummins KootoULoa
w. c. Lane FaiaIEa-J. u. Nnukans- EsOa WaiaHd.
-. KemoikehnehH. -.-r--fr- ~.
Koakann- Wafnaen d Niihzll--I. Kauai
MOLOKAI LANAI-D. W. kniue aud S. 4. kuphea
MAUI.--Ldhaina--L AhoO g. W. Napaepae. HalHku
- W. Lonuaea 7. w. Birch KaGn1pali-A. J. kAukau
AakaIs1o--c. K Eapule. Hdad-C- K Kalani
HAWAII.--HfIo-S Kipi P Haupu. KohdId--D. s. ku-
pahu. HdmdkHd--R. p. KukahL Pana--yos- NayAhi,
Kau--J- II. s. Martin. Norh KOnd--S. K Kani SosstA
KoHn--D. II. Nabinu.
The number Of Mobiles IS eighteen, including
the four Ministers. This gives the total number
Of forty-six votes in the Assembly to be cast in
the election Of 8 King.
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Queen Emn,a,s ProcIamnsion.


To he Hd,cafidu Psoples
WHsREAs, His late lameuted Majesty LUxAII-
10 died on the Sd Of February. 1874, without
having publicly prOciaimsd a Successor to the
Throne and whereas,
His late Majesty did before his 6nal sickness
declare his wish and intention that the under
signed should be His Successor on the Throne
of The Hawaiian Islands. and enjoiued upon me
not to decline the same under any circumstances;
and whereas, n ~
Many OF the Hawaiian people have since the
death OF His Majesty urged mstO piscs myself
10 nomination arths ensuing session Of the Leg
isature
Therefore, in view Of the foregoing cousidera-
tons aud my duty to the people and to the mem
DRY Of the late King. l do hereby announce and
declare that am Candidate for the Throne Of
these Hawaiian Islands, and request my beloved
people throughout the group, to assemble peace
ably and orderly in their districts, and to give
formal expression to their views on this impOr-
tant subject, and TO instruct their Representatives
in the coming session OF the Legislature.
God Protect HacGii. mut
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EMMA KALE1EoSALAN
HoSO1uLu, February 18th. 1874.


To he People;
The President of the public meeting held at
Kawaiahao on Wednesday, the 4th Of February
1874, has communicated to me the unanimous
sentiment of that meeting as expressed in the
Resolutions adopted, in which you have declared
your wish that should be chosen as King Of
our beloved country at the session of the Legis-
ative Assembly called to meet on the 18th Of
this present. month. oiloTa sa
sincerely thank you citizens, ina makaaiuanal
for the expression of your confidence in naming
me as the Successor to the Throne and knowing
myself TO be in sympathy with you, shall stndy
to carry out your wishes
His late Majesty died without nominating or
proclaiming Successor to the Throne, and it
therefore devolTes upon the Legislative Assembly,
uuder the Constitution. to elect Sovereign.
| accept your nomination Of myself to tbs high
and responsible position Of Guardian of the Gov
ernment with the earnest hope that that Govern
ment may be conducted wisely, and so as to Sc
cure and perpetuate our national independence
and the preservation and prosperity Of our race.
God Preserve Hquaii.
KALAKAuA.
HoNofULU, February 18th. 1874.
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CHAs. R, BISHOP,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.

mourning for His late Majesty LuNALLo from the date Of
tins notice until weeks after the funeral and viii wear
half mourning from that time Until the expiration Of
months from the day Of the funeral Ladies VIII wear
black with white trimmings for fun mourning. and white
with black trimmings for half mourning.
An members OF the Government and all persons con-
nected with The Court, win Grape their several
uniforms. a JIG ..-..rt al s
Gentlemen being civilians win black suits, and hat
bands and Grape the left during the period of
fun mourning.
An Representatives Of Foreign Countries Consuls and
Commercial Agents invited observe the period Of
mourning herein prescribed and the public generally
requested 70 show their respect for the memory OF the
amented Sovereign by wearing badges of mourning
ing the time specified
h. c. cRABBE Chamberlain.
cha.nberian's once, Feb. 4, 1874
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LILO, at 10 minutes before O'Clock P. n on Tues
day the I'd inst at bis private residence in this sit
Be pleased TO accepi the assurance Of my personal
sympathy with the nation 10 the great boss they
have sustained III the untimely death OF "a beloved
Sovereign. il will be my melancholy duty. TO com
municate TIE news Of this sud loss at the first op.
portuniiy, to the Government which have the
honor to represent. 1 have the honor TO be, Sir,
Your obedient servant, Il 4
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,
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Notice to Creditors.

GuPREzIE COURT IN PROBATE-Tr TIKI.
- matter Of tns Estate Of STEWART HAaffLION
COOPER, deceased
Noties hereby given b. fhe undersigned executors Of
the aD0Ve named estate, 70 AZ persona having cans
aA3sslaa stewart hamilton Cooper, deceacd 70 exhft
whether secured b. mortgage Otherwise under
signed executors, AZ The Office Of William l. Green one 81
the executors At bis 0lhce Queen Street Ia HoEouI
within - months from tte dpte Of publaton q n Is 81
tee and II not 70 presented they VIII Be forever barred
Houolnlts February 30, 1874
". T.. fffffrFT.
A. q CLEGHoRN.
E1ecutors under the rrru
80 81 o. Stewart Hamilton Cooper deed
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A Valuable Property
Tor 9a1e

=, A LOT OF ACRES OF LAND, WITH A
4. good NEW DWELLING HOUSE and KITCHEN
A attached frontage Of about $50 feet on Berefnia
Street and 97s feet Punahou Avenue the house
Is wen yielding abundance Of failing fresh sxntsr
with Windmill attached The prospect seaward and In
land Is In the sburh Of Honolulu The place
may be sold whole IN lots % suit purchasare For
further Information inquire or s. 3. DOLE,
efs-a or ,. D. PARIS
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FRxEER UNDREsHeNED HAVING TE1EE DAr
n been appointed b. tha Hon. a. fpfn1nder. c1cuil
Judge % Maui administrator The Es1lte % fha ata
JOHN FEHHOT Of Walkapu, Islaad % Maui thf8 b v
give notice 70 al persons indehted ~ ad make
estate are requested 70 present fe same within - onfhs
from date or hey will Be forever barred
ANTONIO < SILVA,
MAnE
Wines 70 Signature, Ade=inisfrafnr
HEFHx ". DlziI1Lz.
Waliuku, Maui. Dec. STA, 18Ia 171 IN
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Eertiss have been received as follows:
-lusE-sos or THE UKrrED STATES or AMERICA,
HDusssulu- February 4th, ls74.
Ea Ezcelency C. r. Bishop -
Niuisser Or Foreign Affairs.
SIN have 70 sckooEsedEe the receipt Of your
ErceIearyt note q this date, informing the Lega-
tsr Of me eeeeass q yoOr Sovereign, King LUNA
lr1n.
Tut event Ia a sad and solemn one, and calls for
ChsiiaH resignation 20 The DEGREES OF Divine Provi
Seuct. Es ARE Msiesiy's kindness Of heart and
hiEh mEuinl accomplishments, endeared him 10 all
Ir echtI Of my resident eountrymen and for myself
rg-sauaily. permit 70 offer to the Hawaiian Gov
urrsuuut and people our sincere coincidence on the
mziEnrhoiF eveai named. ! have the honor to be
T0uT Excclleucy's most obedienl servant
5zESRT A. PIERCE
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HH EAsEs7T I8ussIIbe having deceased at His
Friuuis ressdeaCs 10 Boaolulu on Tuesday, Feb.
rnz-z -, 1874. al $50 O'ci0ez 2, Ma CaBine,
CsuuusI -as imuseaiulely hsid at Iolani Palace
nj utIch a. lbe members we're preseni, and after
1ansiae-iug The provisions Of The Constitution oil
The Kingdom II such case made and provided, it
wins
DIERET'. that a meeting Of The Legislative
Aaaausiy be holden nj the Court House, in Ho-
aolslz CO Tauzs5sy. which wliI be the twelfth day
a Febzuz-T. A. y. 1874. at u o'clock neoa
arc fshit urser oil members Of the Legislative
AEzgzbF vii take notice, and govern them
saiFss acc0rdiREly.
Gas r. BISHOP.
Minister OF Foreign Affairs
EDWIN O. Hall
Minister Of the Interior.
RoEEET Sizzling.
Minister of Finance.
A. FRAEcIs JUDD
Attorney General
I1E1ui PalHce- February Sd. 1874.
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His Excellency Cbas. R. Bishop,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, ETC., etc.
CONSULATE OF CHILE,

CONSULATE OF LHILE, Z
Honolulu, Feb. 5th, 1874.
SIR: With feelings Of grief acknowledge the re-
eeipt OF Your Excelleney's communication convey
ing the mouruful Intelligence of The demise of His
late Majesty, King LUNALILo.
By the first opportunity will inform my Govern
ment of this sad event, and desire to express my
sympathy 10 His HigbRess the Father of the late
King and feel that this nation has sustained the loss
Of Sovereign, who desired to rule for the welfare
of His people have the honor to remain,
Your Exeellency's most obedient eerv't,
c. s. BARLOW.
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HoSoluLu. FEnnuARr an. 1s7.


SzK- L il with sincere regret that have received
ruur Ercelcucy's note OF this date announcing the
secuass 81 Esis late Majesty King LUHklILo.
! shall COMMUNICATE the melancholy information
&C Ee- NrjesyE's government, aud am assured that
q VII be received bg my sovereign Her Majesty
cgrcr Vlcto-ia ufrh profound g.rie.
laval myself q this opportunity to renew to Your
Erctleucy the sssUrauces OF the distinguished re-
spoci and regard with which have The honor 10 be
Year Erc-llency's most ob'd's humble svrv'i
JAMES Il. WoDEBoUsE
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Administrator,a Notioa

GfREDTTORS OF DANIEL EEHOOWAT
" late u H0noluiu, deceased. Interstate, hesshT 70
quested % present ber Claims duly verified and srith
proper vouchers.H any exist TIE nnInf1rasnF q hI
odice within x E,oushs from ta date iinr which ihe
shall Be forever barred
Honolulu, 5tsi January, 1874
s. B. DOLE AdEnnistrator.
40 u Eatnfe q Daniel EeEooWni
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Supreme COurt-cLERKs OFFICE. FEB. 10, 1s74-
1t hereby ordered that the February Term A. D. 1874
Of Fourth Judicial Circuit Court to be held at Ma
wii Island Of Kauai Tuesday the sd day Of Febru-
ay 1874 and postponed to the Eth day Of said February
be further postponed the 18th day Of March next
BY order Of the Court
lsT1 WALTER r Sc l. Clerk
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Administrators Notice.

FW4UE UNDERSIGNED HAVING HIEEE daily
appointed administrator d the Estate % T. ". Ma
HE, late of North Konia deceased requests a. psrsons
having claims against said Estate present. tln vim Ne
Necessary vouchers Il any, within ne dlse
Of this publication or they viii o. forever barred ard AZ
persons Indebted % said estate requested make IN
mediate payment %
W 1fERSEBCRGH.
$500 Admins. q the Estate d J. W N1ite dsrsd
North Kobaia, Jan. 18th, 1874 f75et
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InrIzzIll EIoE u0ssuLATI or Rrsssll..

InrFEE1Ar, EIcr DoksuIATE or RUssIt. 4
HOnolulu, sth February, 1874.
SK- I have the boO0r 90 uckpoNiedge the receipt
q gaur Ercelienrys circular Of this date, auuouu-
eng slIs eeatb Of Bis Majesty King lgEALILo At 10
Tiuutes before O'Clock, p n, on Tuesday the Srd
Instant
Enllsi expressing 10 Your ExcelleDcy my person
a srmpatsr OF Tins mournfui occasion, shall take
the art unporsunitT 10 convey this cad news to The
Imperial Government OF Russia, and remain Sir,
Tour EzcslIeuCy's most o6df humble servant,
]. W. PFLUeER.
10 EH Erceslcncy Chak r. Bishop,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, &c, &c
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20 THE HOUSE AND PREMISES PORN.
- ery occupied by the late d. S. p. Fore- For part
49, ehlars, apply 70 ti63-tf1 = gdLTLArD.
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L and r. Austro- Hungarian Consul.
his Excellency Chas. B. Bishop,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, &C. &c

IMPERIAL GERMAN AND DANISH CoNsULATEs,
Honolulu, February 9Th, 1874.
Your ExcELLENoY's Communication of yester-
day, announcing the death OF His Majesty LUNALIDo
10 minutes before o'clock P. NJ. on Tuesday the
Sd instant, had the honor to receive.
This sad event fills me with profound grief,-the
death OF another Sovereign Of this land, and so
young, SO amiabe and accomplished, is indeed an
affection to the nation and to the bereaved, aged
father that words of coincidence but a small til
butte Of respect TO the memory Of the departed and
of true aloha to those near and surviving Him.
beg Your Excellency respectfully TO convey to
His Highucss Chas. Kanaina my most heartfelt sym
patty at this time Of sadness and Of trial!
The Governments have the honor TO represent
viii be Informed by me of this melancholy event,
and renewing TO you, sir, the Of my high
est consideration and esteem, l have the honor to
be, Your Excellency's obedieut servant,
THEoD. {. HEUcK
Consul
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IN CIIAmHERs. cTRCUIr JrDcE "a IrsI.

n cia District, Hawaiian Islands In Estate % a p
CLEVELAND Of Waiuku Maui deceased.
On reading and ding the petition Of ]. 2. Havexost.
executor under the VIII Of the late r Cleveland q
Walusr, Maui Il l. deceased ASKING, that bis
such executor be approved, that he be discharged
said execuorship- and guardian appointed for er.nn
and property OF the minor child Of said Cleveland decras-
ed, and the property paid over t0shose ed thereto
II is ordered that Wednesday, the 25th Of RehrSa-
airy. 1874. at A NJ, AZ the Court I6ase WaluxH be
set apart as the time and place for hearing Eald petition
and any objections that may be offered thereto
..r -r..t t--a ABR FORNANDER.
LahaIna. Jan. 2ath Is74. ~ it
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EArly o. lie morning following the decease
Of FEis late Majesty. the Minister Of Foreign Ar
Ealrs zsdr-ssed ne following circular TO all of the
Foreiru Diplomatic and Consular Agents residing
10 H0Ualuiu-
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Minister OF Foreign Affairs, &c, &C., DC.
Ra5~ The following circular has been addressed
from the Foreign Office to all the diplomatic and
consular agents residing abroad: 5as
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
E- ~ z HoNoLUJU, FEBRUARY 4th, 1874.
Sir: 1t is with great sorrow that have to an
uounce you the demise of His Majesty LUEALII.o,
my much iameutgd Sovereign, at 10 minutes before
eoclock p NJ. on Tuesday, the Sd instant, at His
pnyate residence 10 this City, after long illness.
His late Majesty, like His immediate Predecessor,
having died without an heir, mud without appoint
ing Successor according TO the Constitution of the
Kingdom: His Cabinet Council, as required by
that instrument Immediately after His decease is
sued Proclamation for tie meeting of the Legs-
latiya Assembly, on the 18th day OF the present
month OF February, at the hour of noon, for the
purpose of electing Sovereign, provided by the
Constitution in such a contingency.
Herewith enclose, for your information, copy
of the above mentioned Proclamation from the of.
fetal Gazette. tfa 60 isn Hr---
am happy to inform you that know Of no rea-
TO doubt that good order and obedience to law
will continue, and that the Legislative Assembly
will perform its extraordinary and very important
duty without unnecessary delay, and without any
disturbance of the public peace. have the honor
70 be, Sir, with great respect o,t
Your most obedient Servant
CHAs. r. BISHOP,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs
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NorIcE-Tne public hereby cautioned against tres
passing any Government Land in this Kingdom bv
the unauthorized emitting Of timber wood or Otherwise
despoling said lands OF their natural productions
Edwin o. Hail. Minister Of the Interior
Honolulu, sept % IsTS s5s
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pnErEEEr a FoEneE ArFaIas.

Honolul1. Feb 4ih, ls74.
Sfss IsHuF Paiuiul jUsy TO make known TO
yus. LhEs il has pleased Almighty God. to cali
hsnrs ny Sovereign. King LUSALrlo. al 10 min
riss bsiu-e O'Clock r. NJ. on Tuesday the Sd
fzssnui NJ bis private residence 10 Honolulu.
I have the honor 10 be, sir. your most obedient
servant Gas. r. BIsBoP.
Aoa-ss-es separately to all Of the Foreign Diplo-
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Honolulu, February 4th, 1874.
SIR: ~Iacznowledge with profound grief Your
Excellency's despatch of this date, wherein you
make known to me the death of His Majesty King
LUSALILo.
Permit me to assure Your Excellency Of my deep
sympathy with the Hawaiian Nation 10 this sad
event have the honor to be Sir, with the highest
consideration.
Your Excelleucy's obedient humble servant,
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NoTIcE-The Government Printing Establishment hav.
Ing been leased from the LIST Of April 1s73 Mr. Henry
NJ Whitney, together with the good VIII OF the HAwArrA
GAZETTE and AZ oKoA newspapers the responsibility Of
Publishing s1d newspapers Is entirely his; HIS Ma
iesys Government ii wise responsible for any views
expressed In said newspapers except appear
under the head OF "By Authority
EDWIN Q. Hall. Minister Of Interior
Honolulu, March 20. IS7S - II
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A CALL TO TKR BESEvoTEST.--The Leper Asylum at
Mookai In great need OF old linen and cotton for hos
pitai and families having articles or cotton
or linen viii confer favor the afflicted by making
up bundles and leaving them Mr.. s. g. wilders who
wiz see that they forwarded their destination
By order OF the Board Or Health fGfF
Honolulu, Dec. /, 1873. -
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CoxsU1Arr or swEDrx AND NoRrAr.

Coxsu1ATE or SWEDEN AND NORMAL
HunulHlu. Frhruary zlh, 1s74--@
SIN hEre the houor 10 acknowledge the receipt
81 Tour Ezrrrncys letter Of this date, announcing
me s~ast o. Hh Majesty. King Lu~A1rro at 10
rniuules before O'Clock, p NJ, on Tuesday, the Sd
iusiaHi
Rc-Eii me 10 express nv sincere condolences with
slss neaben q The Royal Family sud the Hawaiian
Feople in this their esd bereavement the news Of
Nhizi shall convey by the Hrsi mail 10 the Royal
Eo=Gunrus o. Sweden and Norway. have the
houur to rersain.
Epur Ercellencys most obedient serT't,
J. c. GLADE,
Acting Consul.
Els Eroeneucv Char. r Rishop,
Rcyll HHWaiian Minister Of Foreign Affairs, &c
Cursu-4-r uz BE1E1uz ASD TIE NETHERLANDS.
Houunln, February ztu, 1874 1
SEK- VIA p-Otouud asirf I have received Your
Errclrney's circElsr Of This date, announcing the
srurzsr us His late Majesty LuSkLIo al 10 minutes
ssaru oacl1ck y IN. or Tuesday the srd inst, AT
EH Fraraiz rssidnurn In Rouolulu
shul uus trn &c inforrl BY srsi opportunity the
lsOr-u@rns % the Kiar1ons Of Belgium and the
NefhHrizuas % fhis Eeluncholy event
4ss1rinE Tour Ercrrancr Of M sincere feelings
uirErmPuzhF and condoisnee with the members Of
rhs Rsrnl FumilF az This mourafol loss, have the
lnDmur Ne rrmHln.
Tour Eruslirsey's most c'bdt humble serraut,
En- BANNING.
zlr Rruununevcha n Biahsp,
HlnIrlzr Of Foreiga Asairs, &C, &c
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CoNNnsskEiAT BE FRANCE In HAWAII, I
Hunauiu. o Fevricr. 1873.
NnrErE an M1NHrnE.-Jsai recn Ia dePecheque
ruus u arsz fnit rhonnsur &c n'ecrre &c matin pour
me nosifer Ia murt de s. H. lie Roi JuyALrDO.
Ia Saton Cue 5e rsprse1te s'assosiera sincerement
az 5euE Dc Ia Nation Hapaieune, ct jf vous Prie
s'nr-6er IeaTrussiuu De mu profonds affection per
Fuuells = ff0rcEsion ee &c doulourSux ereHeneut.
n Vcuilicr Arrter Monsieur De Ministre ss assuran-
oSs O. ID haste consideration GFec laquelle al l'hon-
Ruzr d'elrr-
3 he rusE EEreIssos. los tres obsirsaut serviteur.
THEoDOaE BALLrEB,
su- ErunIisuss. MansieuF @. i. Bishop,
Ni1sstrr Der Aa4irel EszAageres. HOnOlulu.,
tTRAssLAzISx.l
HoxcLuLU, February 18th, 1874
Sm- / hrrr received The Dispatch that you did
t The honor Of writing this morning, TO notify me
ct 1br 6salh % g. d. King hUSAL1Do.t
I'm Hsuou represent. vii sincerely take part
il he grief q The Hawaiian Nation, and beg you
win nucePl the expression OF ny profound personal
EfncAon On ihe occasion Of this mOurufu event
Pr1r Hccept sir. the assurances Of the high con-
Hs1uE4zssl mia rrhfst have the shruor 70 be, Of
ro1r Ercelscuey, tic most o5e5ieuf servant,
THEoDoRE BALLIEu.
HIS EEraiicucy. 7Eonz C. R. Bishop.
Niuisser q Foreign Affairs, Honolulu
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BRIrIsu VICE CONSULATE,

To His Excellency Cbss. R. Bishop,
Minister 81 Foreign Affairs, &c.
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6-tIReUIr uOURT. AT ezra SIBEI.s. rTTRI

fIHSlIf COURT. AT CHAMBERS, THIRD
II judicial District In the matter o. the FststQ a.
KAHooKCsfU X late OF Makspaia, North Kohaia Ha-
wall. deceased .-Tl7
Proper application having been made 6y Pa n fhas Z
Asegnt be appointed aduIntrto- upon Estate % The
iate kahook uInu q Of North Kohaa, Hawai- dsceased
EebTiary 1874 81 70 O'clock u. the Court House
~ rOrh hohala Hawaii e hereby appointed the lime
and place for hearing said application and any obei,rs
that may be made thereto
-fr--sr ~.-ra - CHARLES FIttDEEf TFAHT.
CIR. Judge, d Jud- District
1NeFth Kohala, Hawai-, Jan. isth-is7t "a a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-02-11

l. AND R. AUsTRo-HUKGARIAH CONSULATE
4r Ar HoNoLULU, Feb. 4th, 1874.
srR: With deep regret / received your Excel
leney's dispatch of this day, informing me OF the
decease of His Majesty LuNALILo, at 8: so p. NJ.
yesterday.
shall not fall to communicate, by the frstop-
portunity, to the Imperial and Royal Government of
Austria and Hungary, this sad event.
Accept my sincere coincidence with which re-
main,
Your Excellency's most obdt. and humble serv't,
r HnrFuANN